davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
NEWS OF The MINES.
Business Of Tho Stock Exchange Con-
lilHss Extremely Flat.
NEW COMPANY INCORPORATED.


To say that today's mining call was
duh IL but putting II mildly. There
was an extreme lack Of that spirit Of
business vim and enihusiasm which
should characterize the proceedings
Of an organization having 90
many good paying mining proper.
ties to deal with, a. has the Bal,
Lake sIoct land Mining Exchange.
Utah boasts Of the Johannesburg
Of America, and we'll chs may, for
Mercur has been aud Ia still being pro-
nounctd by msn VINO know - one OF
the N II wonderful mining camps OF
tbo West. Win such a distluction a.
that, the exchange tn the sIato's CAPT.
tai Is expected to rank ~ one Of the
best mining institutions In the U nlted
stEIes. II may, anu II Is hoped by
some or ils ardent members that, ere
iougit will bear such a name, tut II
the business that has been transacted
Of late continues ia such Comat %
state, that high standard which should
be- reached, appears 10 be very fat
away.
The only sales recorded today came
from the unlisted properties. Newell
sold 10 Hardness 26J shares OF Began
VI ~ cents per shars, aud Hudson
itans,etfei To J. Is. Thompson, 200
shares " Lltlio Pit,sburg nj . couts.
AZ Il usual, Merour stock created a
iufore Of excitement, hut when Il came
20 -,lling. that was diiicront ptopo.
silijn. A good degree Of interest n
conferred 10 Richmond Anaconda
stocg, ana Kengeth D3nnellan wanted
10000 OF $1,000 shares " n at . oonls,
tut uOnu was offered for sale.
Tho closing figures OF the day were
90 follDwt:
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
tUNrICIoUS smIr.
spanish Authorities Have Ihtir Eye.
an thn y tptuuu.

spanish Authorities Have thtir Eyes
an tno Nsptuau,
PER1liAMuIN, y, j., Feb. 3 1t II
reported hen tuut tho Spanish author.
uvB Will make some movement againsl
tue steamer Neptuu., suspected M BE-.
ilg under the control Of the Cuban
autbOfiiles. Among those VINO visitei
the ship yards Of Hugh Ramsay Sun.
Jay, two men, CViuently 5yhuiitur,
were the mI. p;Omiuelt. They wout
through the yarGs several iimts
aud pHzsd Cutiuusly nj tue Neptune,
which IL IN the dIy deck. lnuy
avoided th2sc who attumptel 10 speak
l. them auJ did not tax toA1y ui tns
athst visiIorp ~ IN" yard. Mr.. Ram.
say said that ihs Neptune was hau ed
1910 the dry dock > tutday u have her
bottom rcrAlei uud painted. She
would probably remsil Ou tue dock
until Tuesday. Mr.. RAm'ay said that
he noticed tns two Syaniatls Ia tnp
ard.
hc did not know that aud was un-
c,TtAin whether TO class them M dettc.
tv.s or merely curl us visitor. He
declared mat hu knew absolutely
nothing about tnp Npp unl'i deslina.
ton. The caseB Ut guns whIch arrive
horo by the Penna will, II 10 eaiu, he
placed on board toe shp. Nc. Ram ,ay
said that II any Que attempted g. SEIZE
the steamer or prevent nrr departure,
no could say or do nothing to proven
II. II Is tep0rteJ here that ia federal
authorities are Watching the Neptune.
The steamer Ia otili ia cnarg, Of u
Waterman, no crew or commander
having been on her sinUe che arrived
ut Perth AmbUy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

WAsHINGlON, Feb. 3-Alter ak
month"; srAfcn thfuu, h ancient ana
modern history, the patent office hRn
issued u patent on boomers. Tue man
who gels the credit u inveDting this
up.to.dnte article Is Thomas ii. Royce,
OF BfOjklyn. la the future, the new
woman VIII have TO Jay MI. Royce IA
royalty on her uelhtr gafmru.
Application for the patent Wns flied
August II, 1896. whom tue bloumer
cfn2e was az lis height. Royce uIu no.
claim to be the originator Oi this form
OF feminine tfuuserettef, but claimed to
have Invented soIne OF tho most essen.
tial features Of ihs accepted Style OF
boomers. Toe delay Ia gtsnting tue
patent was due To n discussion among
the patent office examiners as ~
whether ploomeis were patentabe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
ron rnrlnAYIIES nEyoLurIoN.
secret Negotiations fsr the Purchase
ct - steamer,

NEW YORK, Feb. IA local paper
say;
An alleged general OF the Hayden
revolutionary party has been IN this
city aud BtOuklyn for several dRys
past, secretly negotiating for the put-
chase Of steamer. lie hyOwH his
intention Of tun1ing large quantity OF
arms an1 ammunition 10 HAyu.
IL IN known that thi. agent hiss
made overlufes 10 General DOMINGO
Msnagh., leader OF the Fsvulu.
ton recently abandoned IN NoneEl.
ella Tor oharteriug tue tramp steamer
Clasnmnte, on which tue geucrai wont
nefe 10 Venezuela. As tho Classmate
did not return to this city aud IL now
supposed lto be- In European port,
this project IL said 10 have been abau.
duuuI. thus faf tue revolution Ia
HAyti against President Hipyolyte hos
received very little support from the
better class oi people OF that country
ami no leader OF the movement has
yet asserted himself. There 10 con.
siderable sentiment against the gov
efnment of Hippolytt, however, sud
several prominent Agiiatofs are auHi.
Ously avail Ing chance TO overthrow
the president. Among these are said
10 BE- Generals Baron, Canal aud Ls.
gillme, both eA.preeidents Of HAyti,
Gen. Gene Genoa aux, governor OF
q navaines and General Manigat.
"All OF these men," well kuown
Haytien importer In tho city talu, care
fftt-bjotcrr, an arc ready ut auy time
10 put themselyea ut the head OF the
Revolutionary movement as soon Rs u
has assumed sale proportions. On &C.
count Of the overwhelming export
Aud import trade which IL being built
up, especially between Hayti ami thr
United States, a serious revolution NJ
this time would be calamity. Never
was the commerce OF our littls cUua.
try In better condition than IL isat
present."
A. the Hayden legation In this city,
absolutely nothing 10 known Of any
revolutionary movement IA the coun.
Try. au-Che saiJ: ave have 10.
orivei unOilloia. reports OF the tevOlu.
tiuuhfy movement which We believe
were manufactured To Kingston,
Jamalcs, by uisCoutonled enemies OF
President Hippglytr."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

WASHINGTON, Feb. SIN ths
House To-Day Huh, (Rep., Iowal chair.
man Of the committee on military a..
fairs, reported the army appropriation
bill. IL was placed OH tue calsuuaf.
Ati2!8O the clerk Of the seuate al.
nOuuccd the passage o. the Senate tee
coinage sul sll,uto for tue House bond
bill.
IL was referred under the rule To the
ways ami meaus committee. a mo.
ton 10 concur wBs not entertainments
under the fuius.
A bill was passed on motion Of Me.
Rae Dem. Atk.) to prhnt the hfkau.
sss and CnOoktnw Railway company
right Of way through tue ChGct,W In.
dian nation.
The House went Into COMMITTEES OF
the whole, tor O lnsidsra. On OF tue Die.
tfict OF Columbia approp fiation B.ii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

PaysOn GLOBE: The discovery Of
what 10 supposed u be MsTcur ore over
90 the West mountains, q few miiss
from this city, Il causing no little ex-
element among mining men In this
locality. Already there hTe number
OF PROJECTORS on the ground and looa.
ton notices are being posted all over
the hill slur. Some Time ago George
Rust anu others made location over
tuefs which they named tue Golden
Gem. A tunnel was run IN slxIy feet
and ore struck Bimilar TO that Of Mer.
cur, which runs from SOC to f27 per ton
ia gulJ. Work was stopped last sum.
mer, but resumed recently anu very
riuh ore struck. Quite a number Of
other shafts hav1 been sunk
on all OF winch the same
kind Of ore mas been struck
at "a depth OF from 10 10 70 feet. rue
locations are about q mile anu a half
from Utah Lake, which makes tue
water very handy. The FirsI National
bank OF Ogden has purchased one.third
Interest in the Golden Gem and have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

wAsiuNGION, FEB. a--In the
United State. supreme court to-day tue
solicitor general moved to advance tue
hearing OF tuu telephone case, inyOly.
Ing tue validity OF the Berliner pa ent,
10 an early day the next term. IL was
important, ho tal1, 10 secure an cary
disp9siuou oi the ease. Tho Bel
telephone receiver having become yuu.
llc property, the BrTIuer anu L. Lesson
pateuta EIu the only OustbC Vs IA the
way VI the tIub uHr Ui ths micTOphouu
ttansnitlvr IN practical form, and
with these patents Out Oi the way, the
telephone would become mucn cheaper
anu iis uss be- wide y tNteuuVd.
The chief Justice announced the az
Segment Of Jusiioe Peukham 10 the
second ClrcuI; Brown, who recently
presided Ia the second ctcult, TO tue
seventh, anu Harlan u the siNtn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
IN m.MMIN- AnAIN.
ProbsbiIiy rhnt ihsa,rrm Was Not
Nrtekrd AT,

Probability Thnt ihsHirrm = Was Nnt
wr'cird NJ AT.
NEW YoHK, Frh. "A dispatch
from NORFOLK, Va, say,i
lutne minds u mary pereons 1t is
doubted whether the iiltustetint
Steamer J. w. Hswgins was really
wrecked. There IL a possibility that
she may be nj piegsnt near tue Cub,
coast, ready 10 land her cargo u arms
ami tmuuuiiiln.
fhe afrival here Of tho bntllos hlp
Maiuo AMI the stpt 'msnts Of many Of
her crow give color to ihis. IL Ia o.
fact that the Mainv'a crew are OF the
Opiniou that the HAWKING has Pre-.
ceeded to Cuba, ami those on board OF
her not only succeeded In drceiving
the Unilej State authorities, but nj .
the spanish agcnts.
the belief IL expressed that the
steamer carried many Cuban eympA.
thiHsfs 10 ftR on several extra btaiH,
auu when Outsiis put them of, with
tbs understanding that they would say
Hawkins hal gluo to the bottom. They
knew thAt the authorities Hrs after
them, Rnd they fesoticd % this trick 10
throw their puturts oil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
MESSAGE 10 CONGRESS.
Asking Money Tor tn. Families a
Murdered Italians


Murdered Italians
wAsnuNGrON, Feb. 3.-Pftsideni
Cleveland To-Day sent Congress Tue iJl.
lowing message:
"ln my last annual message alluslon
was make to the lawlssi kliliag OF osf.
tain Italian lhb1rrra IN the state OF
COloraio aud II was aided shat the DE-.
pendent families OF the unfortunate
victims invite by their Jepl1Tablo con-.
iition gracious provisions for their
ueude.
at now appears thnt In addition 10
these three lHbUfcf-, who were III iiUutly
KILLED, two olhert VINO escaped death
10y fiisht, Incurred pitiablo disabili los
through exposure aud ptlvstiou,
"Wltnout discussing the question u
the liability " the United States Tor
these results either by reason NJ treaty
Obligation or uudo. the general rules
oi International Jaw, | venture O. ut.o
upon Congress tue ptUprigty Of maxim.
from tue puuliC treasury n prompt aud
reasonable ptcuuiafy provision Tor
those Injured aud Tor tho families VI
those WIN were killed.
"ro aid In consideration u the sub
feet append hereto the report OF the
secretary Ut state, aCoOmpa iei by Ger.
taiu correspondence which quite lully
presents all tue features OF tIu Btvvral
casos,
tSigued) GROVER CLEVELAND.
Executive Mau-lou, Washington, Fob.
3, 1862
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
SUPREME COURT.
Case Of Patrick COughlln aud Frederick
George Comes Up ON Appeal
Other Court business,

The Supreme court had before 1t to.
Jay the important oAss Of Patrick
Coughlin ana Frederick George, the
youthful desperadoes and murderers
who created such condemnation
throughout Utah ana tho West few
months ago. The case was argued on
appeal from the district court at Ogden
aud submitted for consideration
Judge Zane presided and Judge Bartoh
being disqualified his place was filled
by Judge johnson OF SAnpote.
In The case OF j, ID. Gin VS. Charles
Heche, appellant, n dismissal VI tue
appeal was ordered.
la tns case Of the People va Daniel
RvslsT, eight days additional time waa
granted on request Of Attorney GsnsT-
al Bishop, In which TO file briefs for
au answer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

NEW YuRIS, Fen. 3-rho HerAld's
Correspondent Ia RIO dc JEueiro sends
wur that raj mas iAliun In such tor.
Tunts Tor the last few days that It has
caused tho lalliDg Of many houses IN
the city.
Yellow fever 10 increasing In the
city anu one man on board the ltRlisn
cruiser Lombard, which Il still In the
hHFuoT, has dlei " the disease. rhr
mail Uoat from the cruiser has been
prohibited from laldiag, aud all con.
irrsnces iu read 10 the ilal0-
Il gzlilan cr'sls nave teen postponed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

FRANKFORr, KY, Feb. 3,-Pollti.
clans aie lUuking .1t lively times Ia
Frankfort UuIiug tns week, ~ Souator
Ogilvlr (Dem.), who was M, mas ar.
rived, anl BeCkham (Drm.l, VINO was
elected on Saturday IN Nelson county
10 uSceed Wilson, uecea,e1, Will come
tomorrow. THIS makes the assembly
again u tie gu jOint ballot. IL l.
thought the Republicans viii report to
act on the contests Of Dunlap, from
Lexington, and Werner, unseating
two Democrats.
The ballot today resulted; Hunter,
50; Blackburn, ~; scattering, II.
Necessary TO choice, 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

CIsCINSATI, Feu. 3.--Itis believed
that 60, woman kIllu and brheaded
near Fort IhUmar, Ky, opposite tue
eaAlefn suburbs Of tins Guy last Friday
night, was Nh, Emery MARYLAND Vi
5,Otr, street, this city, VINO hiss been
missiug week. sac put four children
"a The children's home anu left her
husb,nd. Today tho husband ami her
mother, Mrs. William Hart, examined
tha huuy,
rleTe are no distinguishing marks,
but they Will likely claim the boiY as
tue remains OF Mn. MARYLAND. They
cannot give any Teaton Tor her being
IN that place late ut night or Tor leAv-
Ipg her home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

Articles Of Incorporation were filed
with the county clerk today by the
Electric Coli Mining and Milling
oOmpany. The capital stock IL plHcru
at sS,OOO, 900, divided into 100000
Of 90 each, taken by the incorporates
as iolows: W. l., Nloho, 10000
share; "A. ID. Bastain, 10000; II, w.
Nchui. 100000, William V. Beaten,
10 OJO; Jo.epn Burton, 10000; +. W.
Drake, 10000; :. J. Wrlgrl, 10000; Il.
Morrison, 10 900, anu 100, 900 shares a.
treasury stock, Che following are the
oliicprs named W. L.. n chol, prssi.
dent; II. ID. Bsstaiu, ce-president;
a. W. NiohOl, treasurer; $. J. Weigel,
secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

NEW YoRK, Feb. s.-Former Police
Comm lssiouof Stephen u. French
committed suicide todsy by shooting
himself through the heart.
For sime ume French has teen
m0oIy ana respondent. Recently he
told his wife he was worried over lu-i.
ness afiaits. Anlthsf time be said 10
MI. French. "YOu would he better
OIL " lwefe not here" His ftiendH
have ubsefv, u both IN apps nfanco anu
conversation that French was not
quite himseli AZ lar A. known there
was no adequate cause for his suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
AmrrIc,n rnla aeIa rIna,.

A few davs ago n very valuable find
OF Tich gOli-bearinE orc was On
cUuniered ON tho foothills about elk
milee northeast Of American Fork.
no ore Is siid to be similar In iorms-
ton 10 that found at MercuT, aud its
rndiDg has stirred up n craze among
ptospeut9rs aud miners IN general,
when Is reminiscent OF the days OF 40.
A gentleman who came up from
American Fork this morning, reports
that the hills in that vicinity are litet-
ally dotted with f1ftune.sevkeu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

FORT WORTH, Texas, Feo. 8.-Brazps
river Is still rioing NJ Columbia. IL
rose fifteen leet IN tnlTty.six hours AMI
It's current h equal 10 that VI the
mountain stream. Seven vessels be.
longing TO the Columbia Transports.
uon company were swept away. rhe
river In out OF the banks and sweeping
over tho surrounding country. Near
Navasoto, Braz0s and NavasUla rivers
have united anu are twelve miles wide.
Two miles OF the santa Fe railroad
track 10 submerged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

KNOXVILLE, ienn., Feu. 3.-Devel.
Opmenlu tOuay show InHt Lee sellets,
lynohed hero ten years ago for thu
supposed murder aud robbery OF 81 ,lOl
fiom Edward Malness, WAS Innocent.
LizEe Hickman, on her death-bt d,
confessed that Ike Wright, notorious
character, was tue murderer. Ho ID
now being pursued by the officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

ROCHESTER, N. ", FEB. 3 Joseph
Cook, VI Bust0u, WHO recently returned
g. m Austfa.ia anu japan, IL At Clifton
Syringe, suffering from nervous pro-.
tfaliun. He Il nearly bhud, owing u
tho weakness OF the optic nerve. lie
viii be taken to his c,ttage 90 Lake
George carry IA tue sptiug, where II "
hoped he will recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

BOsr0N, Feb. 3 thu historic frat
Unitarian church, on Meeting lloueo
hill. Dorchester, a familiar land mafk,
was burned t0iay. fte loss ~ et.
'imsted NJ $40, 600, covered by In.
aufhuce. -Four hfemon were buried
under a Inilng wall tut were rescued
~ tuulr COmfadU-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

ointment oil temp faty receiver ior
Suuy vssaut Piano Co., on b'half Of
william Wbeeluos, Rohsrt i. Iilney,
;. Hubbard ani RIh"ri Nriaul. The
liabilities are s78.s05. The petit u
states that there probably will be
rn ugh realized. TO pay all creditors,
but the assets cannot be- reality reel.
lied upun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

NEW York, Feb, a--W. ~. Wheel.
ock a Co, piano manufacturers, made
an assig umeut today for the benefit oi
tho creditors, to Henry W, Br0ee.
WheoiOok a Co. has close relations
with the Weber Co., which recently
failed. The liabilities Of Wheelgck q
Co. are s926,OOO; the assets arc NO,
stated.
A motion was also made for the APP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

LONDON, Feb. "a correspondent
Of the African Critio NJ Johannesburg
cables that be has collected damaging
evidence OF refined torture Of the cap
tain and trooper " JamusOu's
Gree by BoeH, whose commanders
ordered two prisoners shot"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

Ell PAsO. Tex, Ecu. 3,-John T..
Bouts, Al. ultn, u. A., has been Af.
rrstsu ncTr aud sent back u Georgia,
emerged with the tmUuzs ement vi
y25.JuO Ia cotton brokerage tTant-
a.tlULs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

u. Cody. wife u prominent Z hicago
LAWYER, VIII mvs'etirua ~ npp afed
Friday night Nota clue has ben O..
taiuvu % lar. she uTIv- 40 Witty
tom 10 fUsifet Of her rather Ia
Sou b Ttc,ml, tied her hoiss IN the
center ot the bu'inrps pstt u the city
anu "a few minutes afterwards disap.
npafgd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

CiSCiNNA11, Fab. 8.--rho bflcklay.
rfs an uUd caffiefs src all out hero TO-
day on account Of o cut o. from o.
pur h ur lot bricklayeU. TIE strike
anec.s8 goo men n not adjusted before
the building season 0peDH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

NEW YoRK, Fob. 3.-Col. w. r..
Thompson, president OF the National
Lead cjmpany, died OF pneumonia
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

Beaver Utonian; Never IN the hls-
tory Of Beaver city has thOui been 10
much mining activity Ia tno u ear vloin-
NY ol Bunvof Almost every day come
pfuspt ctOr Shove up some me lvokins
quaf,z ofe, anu several rewly located
prospects are being developed on a
small scale. Notable among these are
the svgo Lily, being worked by George
Booth an Uthefs, with vsty good
showing. Out VI a number OF twenty.
hve tests every one has show % up more
or less gOli ranging from 80 10 $50 per
ton, A. II. Fonuemofe, who visited
the prosptct last week, says that II IN a
very large vein "a contact with
quaftAiie and lime, anu eau I've traced
ABOUT 1000 feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

sent Frank McKendry down 10 work
several hands. DR.. lilson, who has
located several claims, says there will
be 200 men on the gf0uiid within
ten days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-12
1895 Rambler
$1,000

Trusting that you may be in
terested in cycling, we take the
liberty of stating to you a few
facts about our wheels:
We need not trouble you with
needless description of the World
Famed RAMBLER" Bicycle,
which by its easy running, ap
pearauce, strength and lasting
qualities has won for the makers
a name world renowned.
The "RAMBLERS" are equi.
ped with the great G.&J. Detach-
able Tire, which since its intro
duction to Honolulu has proved,
by the numbers in use, the most
successful and necessary adjust
ment to bicycle.
We take great pleasure in re-
comending to our friends the
RAMBLER" and trust that in
furnishing one to any person they
will never have occasion to regret.
GA terms are such that bicy-
Gle l. no longer a Injury but
necessity in actual saving of time
and money. We would ask you
to but call and get our figures.