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New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
ELECTRICAL HEATING CONBlNA1ION.
THE SYNDICATE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN THIS
CITY TO-DAY.

THE SYNDICATE BEGINS OPERATIONS IN THIS
CITY TO-DAY
Operations by an electrical heating comDinatioh'
with a capital given sO.Co0oO. begin To-Day III
this city, with the arrival from Boston OF james l.
Aver who has an Office in the Havemeyer Buiid's.
Nr. Aver who is ex-president OF the Natohai
Electric Light Association. Is general manager oi
the American Electrical Heating Company Ims
organization, which has its headquarters IN nos-
ton has absorbed the Western Electrical Heauhs
Company @, ST. Paul Minn.: the Dewey Electric
GIeatng Company. OF Syracuse n y: the Centrai
Electric Heating Company N New-York: the New
England Electric Heating Company. OF Bostoh' wv wv
Burton Elec ric Company, of Richmond va, tIle
Carpenter Electric Heating and Manuiact ,
Company Of ST. Paul, Mimi. and the ttlch IiectriG
Heating Company, of Mount Vernon. ~ j. as wei
as several otae-s which have not been active IN 'he
business for some time but which owned electrical
patents Altogether the combination mas secureu
exclusive control OF 30 patents . .
Tho office in the Havemeyer Building IS m cnarse s
Of L. L. Parsons, the New ork represehiatlNe;;
The company has established laboratory M ana
factory at Cambrdgeport. Mass. for spec!at "orh.
and several improvements are in hand wnen' Tvs Is
eald have proved TO be desirable additions, Inc
officers Of the company are: j. Murray Forbes
president, and A. B. Smith. ;rea sufer. ~
The electrical heating appliances no" IIai,u- i
factured are adapted mostly for railway cars, .o'
fatrons and in a measure. for cooking apparatus.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
TWO FARES MAY BE CHARGED.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS DECIDE A CASE
IN FAVOR OF THE UNION RAIL



IN FAVOR OF THE UNION RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
The State Board of Railroad Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon in the Chamber OF Commerce
to investigate complaint alleging that the Union
Railway Company has charged an excessive fare on
Its Westchester line. II. =. Rose. OF No. 81 west
Ninety-sixth-st., the complainant in the case
Mr. Rose wants have a transfer from west Farms
to West Chester Village instead Of paying an addi-
ttonal fare
The Commission met at 2:3O o'clock. Mr. Rose told
the Commissioners that the Union Railway COM
pany give a transfer from West Farms to Williams
bridge and he thought it only fair for the COM
pany TO give a transfer also 10 West Chester VII
lage - ,.u.s.,
Il own 800 lots in that district and am interested
in Its development' said Mr.. Rose. - -,
William H. Page, who represented the Union ItaIi-
way Company, contended that the company hau d
right charge two fares before the distfict MaS
annexed 70 New York and though II was ahnexsu
now the annexation didn't alter the rlSht oi 'he
company still 10 charge two fares. -,
Chairman S. a. Beardsley of the Commission saIi
the similar 10 one that had a.reacy eo,e oh
before the Board. "In that case, SAID ne tne
Board held that annexation could not alter the rare
and We make the same order In the present co'h-
plant" ,,, c,,
This was a victory for the Union Railway COM
papy.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
,,,C.TI0Z "TRIP TO EUROPE.

' Alady IS forming her twelfth European party; n:
S,,s. $50 ore cycle ot the Bayreuth FESTIVAL ladies'
desiring 20 Join such party car Spy @ gI o> oo & aa
information 10 MIS- a. = 'O~-' '' - ~
square. New-iorS
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

sENNsTRESS and wait on elderly lady q
Young misses: no objection to nsns
chamber work: by refined Sorwegism
NJ. L., 3s4 3d-ove
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
BOARD AND ROOMS.


A REFINED HOME. in smnii. private
American family. for n middle aged cou-
pie or two children who would appreciate
n mciher'a care. IN most desirable loca-
ton %, Harlem. references given and 70
quirei. i3i Wes, i2'ih 81
BACHELORS can secur. refined homo in
attractive house superior table and ser
vice. references exchanged. rs West
i3lst-st.
BOARDFRS WANTED IA East 9th st.
near 9th Pleasant rooms superior
table. references. irnn-ienis accommodated.
HORIZONS. i4a WEST 22D ST-C.nirai.
quiet. hom~likc. right In tho heart y, IA.
shopping and amusement district. con
venien' 10 everywhere. 81 20 day. American
plan. regular i"af1ers at reasonable rates.
LEXINGTON AVE. ta3. corner 52d st
Newly decorated and handsomely fur
nished rooms for refined homcseekers: SUI
perlor tahl" AMI attendance. American
family: references.
WEST 54TH sT.-l.oari In Southern
family: references. CASHIER p o.
box 2ln.
80 WEST 10Th -sT.-Frorn April is a.
rirah!e. handsomely furnished rooms.
with hoard. references.
44TH- ST. 22i WEST near Broadway--
Handsomely furnished large and small
rooms superior board references ex-
changed.
bisT-sT. 20 WEST. -Hani-oms rooms
with board. 10 desirable parties. refer
ence given and required.
5iST ST. 20 WEST -Hand-om. rooms
with board g desirable parties: refer
ence given md required
1880 MADISON-AVE.. near i25th- tn
private family; elegant room, newly fur
nishci. excellent board
ADVERTrsEMENTs ana subscriptions Tor
Tho Tribune received II their Uptown
onir-. No. l.2i2 Broadway. % door north
Of 3lst ST.. until O'Clock y m; ady.r-
.isem.nts received st the following branch
Offices at regular ONCE rates un,il 5 O'Clock
u IN . VIZ ?Si hfh-ave.. So. cor. 23d st is2
6th-ave.. cor. i2th-rt.; AZ Columbus ave-
near W-st GGih-st.. lOG West t3d St, near
Cih-ave 02 East l4th ST.: 257 West 42d-
st. between Tih and sth avcs. i59 East
4Tth-,t.: .33s 3dave.. between 10th and
T7,h s,s. I .o2G 81 ave near Glst-st: l. 7Os
lst-avr.. near soth st; go 3d-av- near
ls,-ef. 55t 3I-ave. 32J Bieecker-st.:
. OOs 3i-ayr. 2tO East 18Th St. 1871 "a
ave: 26G2 81 ave: ~ Ans'erdam-ayc.:
%02 West 42d St: is East isih-st
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
~r,x, DEAL CSTATE TO LET.

Oy,P-SToRY BUILDING. suitable ror
.cn,oi mission or any charitable insti-
.r.Sn, . 24y oi-aye; owner. ao9 West
c3d-st.
,ce 1,rt,O,r haTH- H-ST.-Three-story high
s,oon nrivste house: good order; posses
k,,n Immediately: moderate rent. hD-
KIM s KILLS 5o3 5th-ave.
o=3 yES7 i39TE-ST.-Kina model house:
very handsome. bright and attractive IN
interior arrangement: situated near rn,aoas a,
~ biock with private court entrance az
aide. A tasteful residence Throughout o.
10 room. foyer ard BAN; viii be vacant ~
NAV 1 or earlier: low rental: GOOD he'b"-
bmhood: furnished or unfurnishee; -
40 WEST SsrfI-sT.-Four stories; faliy
decorated in per'ec. order. Apply -
owner. 3,2 West s9th-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
sv,nuRRAN REAL ESTATE.

xCENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Real esthts;
all kinds. for sale or rent LA. o,,r,
r TUBES 8 Beeknisn-st.. n T.. anu opp
n L. and w. station. Montclair.
. AT NONTCIAIR .Jr sale ana 70
let: furnished and unfurnished. "M' "'
TAYLOR Montclair. \. J. ------
SUMMIT. y. J.-HICKs BROS. oppos,'e
eta,fon.--Desirahe furnished ana IN
furnished houses. summer or year: every
thing from small COTTAGES to large Sou,,-
srv ,sat. New-York Office. III Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE OR SALE.

REAL ESTATE OR SALE.
~~/~r@~~~'N~S"|SS~~
Country.
FARM CATALOGUE. 1896. free: oairy
ferms stock farms. fruit farms: poui-
nv farms. +. ROWLAND. III u way.
Z FEW CHOICE FARMS in Somerset
Middle-ex. Morris and Sussex coun.Ies;
-. also residence properties IN soou
crder near New-YOrk: fo- sale upon easy
terms. only small! cash payment
Suired. For further information Apply u
HENRY c. GARNER. 81 Nsssau-st.
COUNTRY sEAT-i16 acres excellent
iand large mansion. fne shade trees. ne
Nghfful situation. one mile from centre oi
Batsyia finest village In western Newy
York. HIRAM SwEZEy. Batavia. \. l.
~ OpIDA RESIDENCES Orange and
Near groves. pineapple gardens. farms
. ,Nr.nhaie and wild lands. II. w. hhN-
VAN. 30 West Tth-st. ..----
I;psoN RIVER. westchester County;
Jt,rk.l,,res. Connecticut and Long isian1
r~aI estate. EDMUND 6. MILLS. oo'
'DrSr or SALE Bargaips In hotels.
~. c.rd;n1-houses and cottages: nuno'hg
.,.ss re.sonable ISRAEL q. ADAMS &
20. Atlantic CITY. N. J. "
eToP RENTING.-Buy your home; only
fxno necessary; balance so monthly;
,oa,,,s new detached COTTAGE modern ooh-
vsnisnces: lot. 90 feet wide: 70 minutes
from city. J. q. cONDiCT. owner. ~
WaIl-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

NURSE. &c.An English woman. as nu!e
and Attendant 10 elderly or invalid lsoy'
good seamstress: excellent references. ~
dress Nj. H.. POI East lsth-st.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
CARRIAGE HORSES.
CARRIAGE HORSES.
ROAD HORSES.

CARRIAGE HORSES.
CARRIAGE HORSES.
ROAD HORSES.
.. ROAD HORSES.
When you wan. pair or sihgie hoi'e
write your requirements 20
OAK HILL FARM.
Goshen. y. Y.
spTCIAJ- SAI,E.-Buggies. Stivers Run
ahout' Canopy and Extension Top sur
r,e. PhaAtons, spindle Wagons terms
one.,hird cash. balance one. two ana
tnrae rncn,hs' notes; Al grade OF work and
~arranfsd ~, BRADLEY e. CO.. Hacksn-
sack y. J.
rIIoROITGHBR-;D STALLION. by Eolus
and Sans Souci: sound and kind. fine saddle
borse. drive single or double. Apply
ANiERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE. Hroad-
way and 5Oth-st. Thursday sale cIorN.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
FOR SALE.

diamonds watches:
81 weekly: no trash. Call or address
WATCH SUPPLY CO.. Maiden Lane
Room . All goods guaranteed.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

A REFINED HOME. IN sfnall. private
American family Tor n middle AGED cou-
pie or two children who would appreciate
mciher'a care IN most desirable lOcA-
tlon %, Harlem. references given and 70
quirri 1874 West Iy1ih 81
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

BACHELORS can secure refined homo In
attractive house superior table and ser
vice. references exchanged. 23s W~s,
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
Amusements.

bARNUM & BAILEY
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
No Free Tickets to Any One
For very brief season only. Exhibiting in Brooklyn
one week. beginning April 81 and closing the season In
Coliseum Chicago. October 81.
Opening the regular season hare next Thursday after
nocn rain n shine at o'clock =. NJ. mo postponemen
opening performances from cause) and continuing
every afternoon and evening thereafter at and p A.
except Sundays Doors open hour earlier.
THE GRANDEsT SHOW EVER ORGANIZED
Circus Rings Elevated Stages. Racing Course and
Great Aerial Display
100 Acts. 500 Performers. 20 Races 80 Aerias.s
20 Clowns 20 Animal Coriques 100 TRAINED Beasts.
GRAND NEW ETHNIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Realistic Oriental India.
Johanna. the Famous Giantess Gorilla
81 Horses Performing in One Ring at One Time.
- Trained Elephants. Complete Menaseries
Flock of ostrches, Performing Dens of wild Beasts.
An Imperial Programme Of Startling Acts.
Admission. to all, 2Sc.. SOC. 75c. and s.
Single box 81 Children under nine years half price
Box Office open from A NJ. to p NJ daily
MONSTER ELECTRIC LIGHT PARADE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT.
'Ather clear.
Route as foilows:--M ,ison 2ith ST. to LIST
to 9th ST.. Madison av 10 Both ST.. to 9th to
l4th ST. 70 av 10 :owery. Canal to Hadson
ST., to sth 5th It.. to Broadway to Bath ST.. to
Madison av. Garden.
r.,,r,.rp1- u,uay cor ye,h
H@eN. Evcs.. SIS. Mat. Sat. g
aIMH MIhHAS SoBpEss HTssEIt oG SrHKA TKirG's G?;
Next Monday-TiIi: LITTLE DUKE.
oh MHsG sGcrss III HAN s. r3 aFa Irving P
! "HuMANITY." HUMANITY"
Mats Wed. and Sat. .. Eve. at s;i5
B"0sHMAs hGn TEATFH Ev;?5 2, Mat Sat- at
ExCEEsISR: ExcEEsISR: 5R: 5R:
FSSs Tsss:r s sss Nat: s:s.s tsy ss A. Sat-
$ $:$ 3$% ## 3 %|$$# %|$$% 3$SHs 3SHHs:
Tuesday. April 81 aooth Performance Souvenirs
eSEyH%Ss THHsTHH nv'' ss T's Sat-
baS pGIS', McAnrHY Pf Ti;f THE cRUiskEEN IAwX
DAT.Y,S THEATRE: n,way and % ac'S,;. S,;trx
y Mhs. ro2rEn FTsn'GF' smG MIR. Il nEEW .AIT %VrS
THE ayEEN;s SECKrLAcclE;;x
LAST MATINEEs TODAY AND SAT-. AT
EDEN MUSEE WORLD IN WAX
GRAND CONCERTS.
r1MPIRE THEATRE. broadway and 40th-st-
Has good as Trby." BOHEMIA.
Times BOHEMIA.
Evenings. $50 Matinces To-day and Saturday.
JO,h Performance. Apr.l 20
CRAM OPERA HOVSE. MAT TO-DAY.
BARTI.EY CAMpsE GREAT SUCCESS.
THE WHITE SLAVE.
CAURICK THEATRE S5th ST.. Bway.
GARRICK Evgs., $50 Matn"e SATURDAY.
pichard M,osreld Lessee Charles Frohman Manager
Holm DREW TUE SQUIRE OF DANES.
JOHN DUEW THE SQUIRE OF DANES.
HERALD so THEATRE. Bway ard 33th st.
EVENINGS s:Is NAT. CsAT. ONLY. 2H5.
DAVID BELASCOS
THE HEART MARYLAND.
OF MARYLAND.
HOYTvS THEATRE Gath ST.. D way.
HOYI,S Evgs Mat. Sat. 2:i5
HOYT's A BLACK SHEEP.
HOYT'S a BLACK SHEEP.
SEATS SALE -FOUR WEEKS IN ADVANCE
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

BOARDERS WANTED. IA East Mh ~.
near 9th ave. Pheasant rooms. superior
table. references. irnnsients accommodated
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
REAL ESTATE-At Auction

WM. II. HOYT & CO.
ABRAM HYATT. ACCTIONEER.
will sell at public auction. without reserve.
on the premises. Mount Kisco. Westchester
County. y. Y. country seat and farm. ~
acres. known as UndercliN. on Thursday.
April 2. 1896. at p. m. 3-story mansard
house % rooms; farm cottage two car
rfage- houses stables, cowh house. icehouse
fnlied). stone dairy and other buildings
trout pond welt stock hcuse furnished.
terms easy; no postponement. Full partic-
ulars. with WM H. HOYT & Co.
vandcrblt-ave.. opposite Grand Central
DepOt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

CHICAGO. May 2t.-rh Rev. Francis
Herman OF Salt Lake, who IL accused
Uf the murder Of uis hpusekeepef,
Henrietta Clausun, Ia September, 1895,
was In tbs city three weeks ago.
Among those VINO saw him was the
Rev. Mf. Johnson, pastor VI the Nor.
wtgian Methodist church. To him
PEuou Herman said no had been max.
ing "a trip through the east collecting
money for a new church In Salt Lake.
When he had been IN tue city few
days he received n telegram calling him
10 Salt Lake. In reply 10 an inquiry
sent BY friend OF HoTmAn's, Pfesiding
Elder Mock telegraphrd the following
peremplofy ordeTi "He must come
back; he must obey.b
He then, 10 10 supposed, returned
home. While hero lao had his mail
sent TO the Methodist Book Concern,
Rev. Mr. Johnson anu others speak
we'll OF the Salt Lake clergyman and
say he IA the last msn ia the world
IN y would suspect OF being the perpe.
traitor Of thu crimes Of when he stands
accused.
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PROPHESYING EVIL.
a Seattle Unitarian n mister Says a
Revolution Is at Hand
MAT WILL SHAKE OUR COUNTRY.
'rouudatians Considered Divine Will
BE Torn Up, Consultations COus.d.
cred ,acrsd VIII BE Changed"

SEATTLE, wash, May 2j.-Dt j. II.
Acton. pastor OF the First Unitarian
church, Ia preaching the bacoalaurealo
srfm5n in tue Univcnity Of Washing.
ton yesterday developed a seusntiOu by
pIolutlng tue present condition OF the
world IN the darkest possible colofs,
aud prophesyiug speedy revolution
10 tue Unitcd states, which he said
would DO accom- pliahsd "at the can.
none mouth 70 need be" aui whiuh he
predicted would overiurn the oElBtiug
order Of things aud radically mod y our
national government. Comparing this
oouutty with the Roman empire, he
said.
"Romc could levy taxes ~ the will
OF her ruler, declare any complaint
treason, marcy her dau.hiC Tor
money and Titles, punish soFvanps
hardness with death, let ia. thlyi anu
murderer 20 itoB with MILD rUpr.1f
aud muko slaves OF the pf1i0uniCst
philosophers. What less than this De-
America doing t0day2 II mu'a moral
poverty sealed her doom. Oh, my
county, u u true OF thetf Tho last
appeal VI an outraged nation 10 rOv0.
luton. For America now there is no
other redress. 10 mutt cont. We JO
not want new hands 1T the holm, but a
new ship. Revolution 10 A. hand, but
10 need not be- national ruin. Pounds.
lions long considered divine viii DO
torn up. Constitutions long clnslIcfud
sacfHd Will be changed. This will not
come ~ tho echo Oi patriotic song.
There is great l0ss, ruin aud a great
uphUnval near NJ baud. DO you ask me
how ththe great radical REFORMS are 10
DO iuhugutatcg2 1 viii tell YUu3 By
the power Of iutulligent dtcltiJt, by
the explosion Of expanding indignR.
tion; by the hnal elm x OF a ifultlesa
patience VIII u has nj last eliminated
"a The reHirtirHs Jury Oi tho Tempest"
The sermon has provoked 8syore
criticism, ss - IL known that no such
continents arc choiisnod Ia the uni
ysslty.
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NEW YOms, Mny GA special 10
the WOrll from Berlin says;
The frat Stage u noteworthy
oy oling experiment was brought % n
ulOsD here by tue arrival OF sevonty.siE
members Including i've ladies, OF the
Vienna lidvetuiu, who came 10 visit
tho Berlin Industrial exhibition during
WhitHuntidr.
Leaving Berlin Tuesday morning
they rode via Prague aud Dresden,
covering a distance Of close ON 800
miles without accident OF dropping
out Of a member. They suffered
serious Inconvenience ana delay ow.
ing 10 rains, with consequent heavy
roulH, hut they kept together tho whole
time ana the party reached Ttmplohoi
Field early this morning intact.
THIS IN regarded ~ a striking demon
sualion Of thH utility Of tho bicycle as
compared with hofJea for covering long
distances. Last year a boGy Of picked
hOuomen, officers IN the Austrian aud
German armies, attempted the same
Journey with LOrsos, the effort result.
ing In the breaking down OF several Of
tbs riders and the death OF some OF the
hotsusi while others were NJ exhausted
that they were rendered useless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

Nav NOul, May gt-Ex Senate
Plsi gave OUT % riatgmcl, toni sht ~
ioll1wg
"Ihe business men Of tue country
may confidently rely upon Iholt views
being executed 81 ~, Louis. both o. 10
the maintenance OF tue gold standard
aud A. 10 the nomination " u oandi.
date who can appropriately stand ou
gold platform. New York Will rro.
sent such a candidate, aud tue volts OF
this s,aio Will DO cast aim lst uuani.
mouslY,
~ observe Senator Miller in recent
intcfvlew says have no commission
10 speak 'or cur delegation on thsi
point IL u a email matter whether
havc not. Tue Important thing 10 the
iuctn
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SEATTLE, WASH, May 25.-News
comes from Ilwaco that Captain Frank
Il. Adams, In command Of u dotaoh.
ment VI state national guard placed
there to protect trap fishermen from
threatened depfedationa by striking
Oregon not fishermen, has nearly
created a muiiny among his men by
hafsh ditclplinAty measures. Two
men who visited a saloon we're each
placed In barrel, plaoArIed SIN dis.
grace" and hauled through the streets
OF llWaco, escorted by guard with
fixed bayonot. The entire deiaoh.
ment became indignant, threatened 10
abandon their posts and return home.
Captain Adams released tbs men. An
Investigation viii Ds had, as the mat.
ter has been called 10 attention OF tue
governor.
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BLOODSIAINED OVERALLS,
Said 10 Have Been Worn BY Tho
Pastor lh8 Day Of Burning.
yERIrADLE noSEYARpN CHURCH
Results of Further search ~ tue ON.
GERS nrinE 60 Light nany Orus-
same uciics-whcrs n HERMANN

This has Uoon un exciting aud ovon,.
iul day 10 the attempted solution Of
the scandinavian Methodist church
mystery aud one that has furnished n
very strong clue with reference 90 tho
suspected fate OF Miss Henrietta Clau.
zen. when the chaffod remains Of the
human skeleton were taken from the
furnace In the basement At midnight
on Wednesday last, the officers were
btiiled al not finding some article Of
absolute Identification. They were Ia.
formed by tho doctors whose attention
had been directed to tho case aud
whore advice had been sought In the
matter that Il was strange that none OF
the womau'a teeth were among
the other hofrliying relics Of
cremation. IL was known that
Miss Chulsn wore false teeth.
i've oraiK To- numbur, and the doctors
said that they would, under ordinary
circumstances, be- tho last 70 Yield 10
the terrible heat. Ia order 10 nscbf-
iaiu, u plsfiUlc, n tho missing toll.tala
molAfe could not be- brought 10 light, q
m0st thorough examination Of the
furnace was maize todEy. For a long
tlmc Objective Jaunoy, Onlcor Can.
uOu, membuia Of the church and repre-.
sentalivrs Of The uaily press, searched
uuiutefrupicdly nud finally Mt.
Janney surprised those present by
ieffcuug CUT from the oindefs And
ashes a tiuglu ialsu front tooth with
metallic rlvvls. Tue search continued
ne carefully o. before and eventually
the party i0it the church
without any further evidences
Of this character ~ wns determined
On the way TO the police station 10
carefully tit the tnok VI aches that was
taken nom the furnace on the fimt
night Oi thu gtuts0me discovery. TINS
was done thia afternoon about | O'Clock
aud with the result that smother toOih
similar 20 the Que taken from tue fur.
mace ash box Ia the church an hour
before, also containing two metallic
fivsis, was found. But this was al.
This leaves either three or four more
missing molgfs. IL is doubtful N they
Will ever 70 found now.
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natiorui convention which vii cor.
vguo here rex Wedho.d y. LlnIcr.
u 10th factions u thr uagiv arc here
md they sly itviii btHha lIvciicst con.
voltion tic ihfi uHriy ropIs have
ovcr btld. Ex.Govtin0f John y. ST.
John % Kansas Will lead tho FREQ silvcF
WING Ji his Istiy, whi'o the expedition
VII u1 headed by Samuel DiCkCy Of
hIchisau, chairman % the national
caniml committee, ana a strong gJlI
dlanIafl man.
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MADisON, VIE, May 25.-General
Lnoips talrohild, who died yesterday,
viii DO buried with all the military
ceremony to which hls rank ~ briga.
dlcr general 10 entitled. Governor
Upham has charge uf the arrange.
mrnts, aud he has selected AIJutant.
General Charles King 10 look after tho
details. General King viii have pef-
a1nal charge OF the military escort.
The funeral will tHke place from the
house nt . O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. FAyuits Dutliu Of Grace Episc0.
lal church will conduct the services.
No sermon Will be- preached, nor Will
tue remains lilo Ia state.
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National Guard Order.

NAuOSAL GUARD OE IMAM,
Headquarters Ffst Brigade,
EALr LAKE CtIY, May 70, 1895.
Special oder No.2.
All organizations OF the Fifst
Brigade, outside Of Salt Lake City, arc
hereby ordered 10 assemble on sntur.
day, May SO,h, At such hour ami place
as may be directed by their respective
officers In command.
Atall stations where public cslsbrl.
tiOns have been arranged, the troops
will participate In general pATades, and
VIII also DO Inspected by tna senior
officer present.
A. s,atiOna where no public csleBta.
lions are 20 be held, the organizations
will sssrnlblo M above directed aud be-
Inspected by tho senior officer present.
by order VI BfigadieT General Willard
Young commanding First Brigade,
National Guard VI UtAn.
JOSIAH h, CAINE,
Assistant Aululaut General.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

CoALvILLE, May 23rd, 1895.
TO the Editor
Though C1alvlllo Is but f0tiy-hye
miles by wagon road aud about eighty.
i've miles by rail distant from Salt
Lake CITY, It Is seldom ws sse any
Item Ia your paper from this place.
THIS fact leadt us 10 eKclaim, CHOW
near and YET 40 lar" An occurrence
Of yesterday Induces me to pen you
tho following, Yesterday, while work
ING In ono OF the side canyons VI Echo,
called "Mill Fotkp engaged iu telling
trees, In tue employ OF Hon. W. W.
Cluii on lio contract, Ellis Reeso Of
this place was caught by falling tree
sud instantly killed, tho lree striking
him on tub head. He wa brought
home by his irionfs, anu the funeral
services viii doubtless 10 hsld tomor.