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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-31
MINES And MINING.
Sales Few and Far Between al Tho
Stock Exchange.
a PRESS EpCURslOg uSDEn Way.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the C.su u
Mining Company
Filed.

Ittno lumber Of saies negotiated iai
mining call represent tho suooprs OF
that proceeding, todsy's work In the
pit will not count Tor much. Out Of tho
call Of both classes OF slochs, but ore
sale was maize and that from the un.
lieted side, Harknou SELF z Hin 1000
shares Of Dalton at a cent?. Csllof
Colburn was cvidsaily ashamed OF the
,csuli aud reverted back to the call Of
listed lsiooks, being rewarded ior his
pains by a salo Of 100 shares Of Suu.
shine ut sS.SO-Esan to HIN. Bldding
wLs quite animated Throughout, the
cal, particularly 90 on Mtrcur aud
Sunshine, the listed stocks. OF The
unlisted properties, Dalton, Natural
Gas and Morgan Hatdscrabblo figured
the most oonspiououily. Tho last
stock Ia rapidly taking 10 place among
good psyiug investments, aud while a
few weeks ago, II sold on lhe exchange
for 90 oenls, holders VI the property
now make demand 81 ono dollar.
Little Pilisburg which, until ABOUT ten
days ago, alwnya took the initiative
among the unlisted stocks, seems to
have had ils day ~ inc onlhuniEsm
once manifest has died cut, aud the
property soema 10 have decreased ma
totially In value, one, and one Nnd a.
half cents being all that is now offered
Tor II.
IL wan announced today that on
hionday evening, February 3rJ, at
1880 O'Clock meeting Of the exchange
would be held, nj when time all
memboTh are urgently requested to be
proient. II has been suggested by
coma Of the members that certain
rules should DO amended, anu II IL ioT
this purpose mainly that the meeting
Il called.
Today's oloiing hgs:os were as iol.
lows:
IfgTED STOCKS.
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T5RRENS LAND LAW
What Hay DO Expected from II In thI
Sla.a Of Utah.
now IT OPERATES IN ILLINOIS.
Fra; Days applications indicate that
tss Unlcs will be- Much More
Thar solfsustaIning.

si1ce the Introduction into the Ulsh
Legislature by Senator Allison, OF
OGDEN, OF I'LL contemplating tho en-.
actmont Of tho Torfoss land law, a
good deal Of discussion has arisen
among attorneys, real estate men aud
title compa niles az to ia merits. Tho
syttrm went into effect in Illinois on
the 2Olh Of the present month. Con.
cornlng iis operation the Chlcsgo
rimes.Herald OF the 2lst Inst. sayE
"rhe ToTrens system OF land regis.
ilat.on was placed m operation In
Cook county yesterday. From the
number VI applications fiiod with
Registrar Samuel u. Chase, II IL evil
dent the popularity u the law has not
been 0vtfestimatou. When Mfr. Chase
discussed the operation Of the 'f0rfeus
law before The board Of county commits
siuutrH 10 tnid tlntR careful estimate
Indicated that grtbtbly 1000 Apphca.
llOub would be received during tue FIRE,
year, which, with search feel, should
make tho receipts about Si9, $50. This
would be an average o. seven Applica-
liens for each working day. How
cl1su tAis estimate viii DO II will &c.
quirs tevotsl months 10 prove, but the
mt SAY was highly Gatiaiac,ory to the
friends II the tyaieiD. Eight appllca-
tions were fleJ bs:ofe O'Clock by tins
following pefsonti
l.. a. seohorgor, Riverside, H.; r. II.
Wilson, FroopOrt, Nob.i w. j. LuEons,
1850 Gtantillo avenue two applications;
Augut Allen, 1923 Spnuldlnr avenue,
n1rh; W, a. Lnwtio, % Michigan ave-
nue.; Ihcp ProulN, pl5 Mcst Fourteenth
att IT. l.. slpporly, 2l5 Dearborn street.
"Whgn NL Lukeua made his
ntt application" said lt.gi trRI
Chase, "it was with the Idea That
no would have 20 brirr the sus,tiut
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Criminal Cases Set Down for Hearing
by Judge iiilfs-husines lleioro
judges Young aud llOwli.

BIsine,a was transacted in the dis
triol court today as fol,owt;
BEFORE JUDGE HILEs.
Tho case Of Can Machold charged
with disturbing tho petcs was dis
missed by consent.
The following oafol were sci fJr AT.
raignment Tor February let; ERNST
Gray, charged with robbery; Albert
Jellllock for assault with deadly
weapon; JAMES COLLISION, indicted for
burglary anu William II. Irwin for
petit larceny,
The case sgAinst Arthur l.. Steele
" y. &, Burton, dismissed Tor want
VI prosecution ana leave given TO re-
iutIats In sixty days.
IUDGR nOwAT's BRANCH.
b, X. Block & company We NJ. Loeb.
wltz. molten 10 STRIFE out amended
mplAint tusiained ana given ten
days 10 amend.
NJ. II. Haynes W l., Crotsman, judg.
meut for plaintiff.
John II. Caine Va j. q. MoNally ct
al, submitted upon application for
writ Of mandate and demurrer to pc.
ntion granted.
Fred Lynberg va Salt Lake Kelley
institute, Judgment for $4,000 anu
costs.
IN JUDGE YoUHG's COURT.
Henry HRslAm ct al Va II. ID. Win
tera 1t nj, defendant given until Fsbru.
RTy TO answer plaintiffs complaint.
B0untiiul City va Joseph Psrkins ct
al, dismissed on application Mt the cost
OF the plaintiff.
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DR.. HARRIET" KANE.
Sudden Death OF a Lady Whose Father
Was Well KlOWn Here.

An eastern paper, In n special tele.
gram from Kane, Pennsylvania, an
nolnces tho sudden death OF DR.. Her.
riot nRne, daughter OF the late Sen.
ThomAS l.. Kane, WHO raised the
flnous "Bucktii" regiment for the
war, and who was "a warm fri-A nd OF
the people OF Utah and the occupant OF
conspioious place In tho early histssy
OF tho people. Tie lady was about ~
years OF ago and unmarried. On the
evening Of January o aas was In hor
accustomed place In the choir
OF one OF tho churches OF tho town
where she lived ant stood, rear
the organ, singing a hymn the
refrain OF which was, "speed hwGyl"
Al the last line Of one OF tho verses,
hnd just aa the words quoted rang out
from tho SINCERE throA,, she WIS seen
to lail helplessly to the noOT. the Anr-
vices were brought TO RsuuGsn Guiding
and DR.. Evan O'Neill KAuU, q brother
OF tho stricken woman, hurried to
where she lay. Her mOtner was pre-
sent aud Dr.. II. l.. Kane, another
ms mber Of the family, WAS also Wit
npss VI tho scene, Efforts 10 revive
her were without avail and In u lew
minutes sho was corpse.
Or. "HaTriei," Es shn was iamilisTly
called, was an energetic worker Ia
charitable movements, ana hAi 4
large practice az a particularly success
tul pbysiolan.
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WAsniN0rON, Jau. Sl.-Whon tue
Senate convened today iuu silver bond
bill had immediate Hight OF way.
Allen (Ncb.) called attic ton 10 tue
autouco u quorum. THIS Ioccaii.
tatod roll call, which brought tclat0ra
llom tho committee anu cloak JmS,
aud disclosed fotty.si1 senators pres.
ont, oue more than n quorum. Villas
then hddtcsssd the Senate, ~ oppoti.
lion to the bill which, no SAID, deserved
IT. fate, stranglej by silveb aud Ia
denunolalion Of the miEs owners Vt
tho Rockies, who no declared were
responsible Tor the agitation IN favor OF
Tree coinage.
The Senate hha agreed TO vote on
the silver bond bill at O'Clock tum0f.
row.
Toe Senate ngrood 10 recess ut Z
o'clock until THIS evening, the even.
iug tosslou TO DO devoted " the debate
on the bond bill.
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VENEZUELA ooMnissIoN.
The Two Governments concerned not
Yet Heard FROM.

1ft henrh AfotHs
WAsHtNuTON, Jan. 81 The Nene-
zuolai commission he.d a meeting To-.
cay with all tho membeta present. A
great portion OF the toesiou was taken
up with confederation Of matters
touching on the merits Of the oontr0-
vefsy, including maps aud quantity
OF matter sent from the state depart.
mrnt In answer to requests, collected
by penons specially charged with the
task.
Up to this timo the commission has
not fcosivei notice from either the
British or Venezuelan governments Of
their Intention 10 avail Itself OF the
Invitation extended TO appear before
the commission through representa-
lives. Nothing has been determined
yet as 10 the sending Of an agent 10
Europe TO collect evidence thefo Tor
consideration OF the commission. IL
IL said this work could not be intolli.
gently undertaken until the M 10 oi
matter already before this commlsslon
mas been thoroughly digesied aud
knowledge acquired Of just what gep
remains TO be nlloi from European
archives.
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of title down 10 date. Wh.n toId ,h.,
n. need onIy furnIsn AN ants'1ra a.
s,,art he immedi.teIy asssd To- g.
other blank ln order 10 plnes n second
Nee, of nfonerty und.r ths nciIon ~,
Inc law. W
nTbe original plnelpg MA ni.c. n,
propsrty under the nTeyisions ot ,hs
law costs the owner from 500 10 so5
1ut every snbssauent tTs 1,tsr viii 81 a.,
mi al This svst,m msh.s A nnssiS,s
Tor a bargain 10 bs mAue, the monsy
Maid over and the transfer nomnIsted
In single div. IL will IA, as sasy M
dIsuo,e Of pfopsrty bv means ~ n
t,uistrntis teceIpt "a Il Ia 10 ALI a car
load Of grain through the medium of a
watehouss ne c.ipt.
UThs TegistrnfJ. debartment a. an.
lifely distinct from the r,eoTdat,. A.
soon as propotly IL nut nnds, ths
opeTation OF lhe Toffen, law n 10
checked OF the book. of the tsoor.
DER
avn not all ptoporty. I'm Tim. n.
droppsd from the f.oord,f,s booh,Y,,
"Not In my life nor iu youfs Thu
law IN pptionAi III NOT pfobabl. tbs,
N will ever grow 40 much in favor a.
ia become compulaoTy, There ar.
nDW IIO. 900 ulHgeH of DTODeflv aanaFaia
lv taxei In Cook county and ,shiro
M account OF subdi,IslopS which vii
Ie made I'm the future. ami fIonrIng on
,ha basla of / d. 900 orIyIn,I nnnIicai,on.
a wear. A would tsty ,ry.ntv.1ys
vsStn 6,iore All the pronetty AZ tbs
connIv c,uld oome undaT IN. nav
syst.mU
vyssn tbs r,sl,,rnt,s of,iee .b,lI "a,
into vyarking nrI,r n viii .mh,acs
cny,. ot s'.,ae, smnIov,s. Ot tnsss a
nnmbs. have Already been narned Inv
R.gist,aT Chas. Danny Ilsco,ds,
N.ison viii Inc ,x.ofIlrip rSi,f dSnntv
t,yisIrs, Ex.Conntv Juagn Ersnk
scaiss Nt,oTnevs William III Holder
.nd Thsonors SseIinn canstitnt. ths
80, ~ s.syinsJs gans,si Gsor.s
W .,mIth md Fr.nc,, IA. pesbody vii
fntnish lbs Ias1I advice Tor m, SffIcs
Vs,terJav ~, Tevistrnr spnnintei
Iohn Mof,att snpIicsIioa cIetkr Owsn
o,,t.iIsy Indemsnt rjeIa and CIath
R,lfs ,5,ot alnhnbetie.l inder cIerE
10 has vet 10 mama ,ne vault
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-31
PRESS ExoURsIoN.
Mining Men win Invite Eastern
Newspaper Representatives 90
visit Utah.

Mining men WIN Invite Eastern
Newspaper Representative 60
visit Utah.
The press mining excursion was the
subject OF much discussion at meet
ing OF the governing board Of the nain-
ing exchange hold last night In at
tendance were President DOnuellan,
Vice Proficient q. j. Carter aud
Mtssrs. J. IL. Bacon, Frank Knox, II.
W. sloan, Frank Harris and ii. NJ. .
Ryan. AZ preliminary 10 the all im-
portant topic, On application for the
listing VI the property Of the Mercur
Annie Mining company was read aud
referred TO tho listing committee with
power to act. Tho subject OF deter.
mining the salaries Of the exchange
ctllcefs was deferred until next Mem
day evening.
As to the prsss excursion, President
D1nnellan started the ball rolling by
stating that, no would like Mr.. George
T.. Blair to address the board on tho
lubjeot.
Mr.. Blair responded, outlining In n
brief but comprehensive manner, the
advantage TO DO gained by arranging
an excursion that would bring 10 tho
State Of Utah representatives. OF the
Eastern pre5s, thus opening up to them
tue tTus situation existing hero with
regard 10 mlnes aud mining invest.
mpnts. Mr.. Blair was greatly in.
lTssiel with tne value and extent OF
tho Mcrcur gold folds, and believed
that there were few perlona ia Salt
Lake CITY who knew the real mAgni-
Jude Of the Merour district. He
thought the Invitation TO visit Utah
woulI be gladly and willingly accept.
al by Eastern newspaper men, aud
regarded that method ~ ono u this
beet that could DO adopted In bringing
tho State's wonderful resources anu
iDduatriss before the people OF the
country.
Expressions fAvoring the movement
followed Mr.. Blalf's remarks, and II
was decided 10 ask the assistance of,the
chamber Of commerce aud the Press
club that the affair might be brought TO
a successful termination,
1t Ia proposed TO have the exouniOn
lraiA leAve Chicago about the middle
Of April, bringing with 1t ropTesenta.
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 8i.-Luther
Moses's viii, which ha0 Just been pro.
bAted, Ia peculiar In that gevanteou be-
quests TO relatives are represented In as
many prize packages, collected In tue
safe Of the Saving and Trust company.
As soon as the eXscut0ra iufnish bonds
the heirs will repair to tho bank aud
receive the packages which nfe num-
bered and assigned. lt " Supposed
that they contain deeds 20 real sltate
and perhaps chocss Tor sums Of money.
The kteatator died ID ut thr.o We, k
ago. He was pOaseste1 ola very large
fortune, the exact value OF which 10
not known.
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Por Pubic isulid,nrs.

WAsHINdToN, Jau. 3l,-rhe cub.
comm ties Of the House on pubno
buildings and grounds have agreed ~
report iavorably on public building
bills as follows:
Altoona, Pc, $4,000; indianapolis,
1850, 1000; ~. Paul, Mum, increase
tnu limit 10 sl,OJ0,0UO; Omahs, Neb.,
increase the limit 10 s2,O00,O0O; Hot
Syringe, Ark, 100000; OsklaHd, Cal,
Increase tins limit 10 $3.50, 900; Salem,
Oregon, 100000; Spokane, wash.,
100000; Topeka, Kan, additional, TO
complete the building, $4,000.
TIE amounts are subject TO change
by the reyisory committee. which goes
over all tho bills before reported 10 the
House.
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sent an answer 10 President Feruau-
des thanking him and asking him 10
tend all documents no might nnu
which would aid the work OF the spec
ial commission engaged hero In copy
ing and preparing maps, ETC., for the
boundary commission appointed by
President Cleveland.
Reports from the west says that the
revolution there siill continues. Gen.
eral Rlcait whO had started for Cara.
cas-, returned, anu In n Fight with the
rebels captured four OF their leaders.
CarAval, who was recently released
from the Rltunda, has been re.aTresi-
OF In Puerto Cabello.
The city OF Valencia, capital Of the
slate OF CafAbono, has been lett in
darkness because Of 1ght with an
electric light company. A contract
was made by the authorities with an
American named Bird 10 light the
city but n Ffenchman named Lnmsx
VINO was Ia control OF the Plant, re-
fused 10 allow tho electric current 10
be turned on. Great excitement has
been caused.
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4 5v'r,,Otli' !gdn Jan. al-Jobn
sAi ,SS, u ell,knOwn stock buyef'
tanuol AM Killed Instantly b1
lsssl"'.s' Stewart at ssls
Liam, , on tue farm OF ChsrISs
NS,iS,s' ,lsl evening. The sSao,tna
tvovefss,d1 is o. long standing leua'
lnl ssl'''sul, Nia ssil, had twern y,
II ,, Il',sau' Stewart, WHO ~ aho, W
erhasjnot w W. tale aud quarteled
tg1ytfl,nt .eWoveflani, The elder
4 snii,aati, nJss'9ued To the soono mi
lIlhln stewart no had come IN
\ slew, tp'l"ins revolver he shai
islaisri uu' missed him, Stew,
inlIbs q ,le ne, tho second nm mn
lal 49,. o,.HoVerlaud In the far.h ~
f'ss'Iauug The bfaIp '0'ehoau
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Arilclta o. Incorporation have been
llcd With tho county clerk by tie
Crown Mining q milling company.
Tho incotporaiois are J. 3. Faro ,
Gill .. Peyion, DR.. u. Il. woodruff,
l., II. Aigip, w. B. Andrew, 4. b.
Witcher, Car J Smith, G.. Il. Hud.
son end W. h, Hubbard.
The capital slOck o. the c-mpany 10
slO0J,OOU, DIVIDED into 100000 share
~ the par value Of So zach. The on.
GERS are GIL s. Peyion, prc'ideut
T. y. Wiioher .pfeaiuenl; g.. Il.
Hudson, secretary, AMI Il. ID. Wood.
tul, treasurer. Tho company owns
three claims biiuatoi IN tho Opnir
mining district In T0oOls county.
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DEATH OF A PIONEER LADY.
Mr.. Chrlsieen Golden klmball Passes
Away In Her seventy third Year.
-fuueral Next sunday.

After several years NJ irvalid lie
and suffering Mrs. Christecn Golden
Klmblll, Of TIE Eighteenth ward ot
this city, pafsot from mortality into
the unseen wotld, At $50 o'clock last
night.
The deceased was most l-timablo
bio lady with wide acquaintance sut
numerous ffi1nds. Sho was In her
tovsnty. third year ami was born al
nopewsll, Mercer county, New J,rsev,
5ho embraced Mormonlsm ut Phila
dolphip, Ia 1914, anu became the wiic
O. Heller =. kimhall at Nsuv1', iu
1916. Two years later she arrived In
sait Lake which remained her home
from that lime until the cnd cauic,
She leaves three chiljtou, two a0tH,
J. q. and Elias =. ,Nimball pud dauNl .
ter May Margaret ii.tiai. Al. were o.,
her bedside VIII n her spirit took ilig. &.
Tho funeral will BIO held from ,bs
Eighteenth ward thgIul On Sunday
next, beginning a. IL o'cl Ok noon.
Friends are Invited 10 attend.
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DEMPSEY RELEASED.
His Pardon Hocurcd-Urims for which
IGo Was tncAtcerntcd.

His Pardon hoeured-Urime Tor Which
IIo Was inctcrrHtod,
PITTsBuRu, Jan. 3l,-Hugh Dnmr.
sey, ex.uisltiui master workman OF the
knights Of Labor, sentenced 10 the
psnitentiary three years ago for com.
plloity In poisoning non'uui0n men at
Homestead steel works after this great
strike OF 1892, wss released at ! o O'Clock
today, his pardon being received Ia the
morning mail. Dempsey was pale and
tribe thinner, but his healh was good
and he was UyeJoyed.
Following close upon the release OF
Dempsey comes the startling story
printed In the Commercial Gazette that
nearly niy penons died from the
effects OF the alleged pgiioning At
Homestead.
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RECEIPTS Ann EXPENDITURE.
The Monthly statement OF ihS oovsrn'
mrnI Tor InnnnrI.

WAsHISGTON, ID. c., Jan. Sl,.-
The forthcoming monthly statement OF
government receipts aud sxpoud lures
ior January will show That the BggTe.
gate Of TecslntB will be up roximately
$40, 287, go; exrenditur g82, 096, $3.50,
leaving deficit for tho month Of
about 50, 400, 100, Gnd tor the seven
months OF The pres hAcai year OF
about sl3,sl3,S76. TIE reotipls rom
customB the present month viii amount
q, about sl0, $50. 700; from informal
revenue Sll ,O4l, 40l, from miscellauet US
ssuToes about Sl,sl6,i72. This 10 n dc.
crease OF about 81 100000 In receipts
from customs as compared with JAnu.
AIRY, 1895, an an Increase Of about
s2,000,0OJ On receipts from the Internal
revenue. As compared with lat
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TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 3l.-Attlcles
Of incorporation have been flied Ia the
Office OF the secretary Of state by the
STANDARD Notch company with a cRpi.
tai stock oil 20, 200, 600 divided into $780,
900 shares Of 500 each. The company
willlbavu oillcss In Newt YORK, Chic igo,
San FtanoitcO, Milan aud Iurln, in
Italy, and all the principal cities In
Europe, Asia, aud Africa. They will
deal In all matorlal uced In the manu-
lecture Of matches. Tho iuoorpoTators
are Thomas Give OF Beverly; q. sEu-
ders and George Il. Johnson Of New
York; Clement II. Mears OF Now JeT-
tey, anu Edmund A. Hardin Of
BFOoklyn.
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HANGED FOR MURDER
Lloyd MONTGOMERY, Eighteen Years
Old, Suffers Death BraYsly.
CRIMES COMMITTED IN ANGER
A Quarrel With His Father aud Blow
Led to tho Terrible
Tragedy.

ALBANY, Oregon. Jan. 8l.-Lloyd
Montgomery was hanged hero today.
He exhibited a wonderful pluck and
diod uniinohingly.
The crime for which Lloyd Mont.
gomory suffered the death penalty To-.
day was tho murder Of his father,
and mother and Daniel MclIefchor on
a farm near Brownsville, ore, Nov.
10Th last. There were no witnesses 10
the crime, but auspleion soon fell upon
Lloyd Montgomery, tho l5-year.old
son, and no was arrested the next day
anu taken 10 Albany, the county seRt.
The motive for tho terrible crime
was inoHplicable and young MOht-
gomery stronuoutly denied his guilt,
but finally alter n iow day'a ConnnU-
mcnt, be gave way and made con.
fession. He said that he and his
father had hreu quatreling and that
us father slapped hts face and told him
10 20 anu chop some wood.
"rhis MAZE mo NJ angry" taid
yonug Montgomery, "that 1 dii not
know what l was doing. wen. iGlO
tho house aud got iathof's rife anu
came 10 the kitunen door. Father aud
MckUrchur were standing ny thu
ioutc talking and mother was In the
yard. shot farther nrst, then mother.
MChorchot started ~ run toward the
house, when shot at him but missed.
l nreh again sud ho fell iust No he was
entering tho door. Mother was running
from me when, shot her. dou'tkuow
WY did It. 1 Just brsau shooting
aud kept on until 1 klleI thum a..
| had 10 Idea Of killing any Of them
until grew 40 angry ami thon uid
NOT know whstI was doing until a..
was nil Ovtfn
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WASHINGTON, jan. 3l.-The quSE-
tlon OF censuTu II Ambassador BayaTd
for bis spe-ehcs in england viii be
again considered by the House COM
mitteO on foreign aflRlrs ut u special
meeting tomorrow. Since yeslerday's
meeting the Republican msmbers Of
the committee have talked with a
party OF colleagues In the House and n
majority agreed TO support the lresolu.
ton drawn by COusins (lowa). which
ceuauTes the ambassador,
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WILL PROSECUTE TnE hOG
For killing Alexander jones nnd 1

For killing Alexander Jsnea nnd In.
terf-rinE win she Mails.
BLuEFlELD, w. Va, Jan. 3l.-The
negroes h III conference last night
with tho authorities OF Mcdowell
o0uniy, who informed them that they
Would pTOstolie the members OF the
mob VII, participated Ia tho lynching
OF Alexander Jones. Many arrests
will follow. After the state has I'm.
ished with the mob, the Norfolk anu
Western railway Will prosecute them
on the charge VI interfering with the
United states mail nnd expIoss by
stopping he train and taking Jones
tuerelrUm.
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CanadA's ,IilIiia.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. Sl.-Ths annual
report OF the minister VI militia now
before parliament gives the total ex.
penditurss for militia last year as ST.
674,Ol3. The permanent corps has been
reduced TO 500 men. Only 20,S07 put
Ia their annual drill OF twelve days
last year. The adjuiant general calls
attention 10 tho obsolete rides with
which the force IL equipped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-31

NEW ORLEANs, Jan. 3l.-Tho Re
publican state convention elected the
following delegates for state ut large 10
the st. Louis convention;
William Pitt Kellogg, A. fl. Leon
ard, Henry DimAs, J. Madison Vsncc.
Thomas A. Gage beat the oomblna.
ton formed Rgainht him by Hero,
Warmoth GulohAri aud others, and
was elected permanent chairman OF
tho state central oommlI,es.
Ths convention endorsed tho ticket
nominated by tho Peoples party and
by the national Republicans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-31
A nIsEns nEAIII.
us Lived IA rav,rty aud LEI; n
MiiIion 60 Otnsra.

he iiNeH W fnNtftI uuu hrAI
WliIion Co Otnsrs.
PARIS, jan. Sl.-Thu American
misvf sho fell IN NJ while walking
on Boulevard de- Caplusa and WIS
taken To his lodgins, where he died,
was, It appelrs, AIMED Peters. Ho livcd
In n poor apartment. In the pocket NJ
his coat YVES an onve,upu uottmatked
Boston, containing Tnpcfs, nmlgg
which was check Tor $4,000. In the
mi.ef's domiciie. French bank notes
and American securities were found
amounting to 81 500, 900 francs.
Peters deprived himself even OF the
necessariea OF life, aud OILY spent q
frame aud u half daily for meal'. He IL
Supposed 20 have been interested In u
large concern In America and to have
received from II CHECKS for hiB portion
OF the profits.