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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-23

wAsHISuTOS, March GA doois-
ion was rendered by the supreme court
OF the United slales In the case OF
Theodore f. Brown, involving the
Fight " court TO compel answer by
witness, To questions In interstate com.
mercu matters, Notwithstanding he
may plead Standardization M re-
suit Of the answer. Tho decision was
opposod TO Browns oOBteution that ho
wa. protected by the Constitution from
this requirement anu the decision Of
tho court below was affirmed. The
opinion was handed down by Justice
brown. Justices Field. Shiras, Gray
and White dlssented, holding tlst the
constitutional provision was sufficient
10 relieve Brown from tho require.
mButs 20 answer,
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DIyoIttE GRANTED.
a Husband Must Not Desert tits wife
on susBirtuu,

on Suspicion.
TRESToN, y. j., March 2s.-Chan.
celIor MCGhl filed decree today
granting absolute divorce to Mrs.
Charlotte Coleman dayton from j,
Coleman DfaylOu, on the ground Of
dgseruon. Mfs. Drayton IL the daugh.
ter Of tho late William Astor. Tho
decree sayt:
at !s impossible TO escape tho con.
victlon Ihat the dotendaups sufpl ci1nu
ofhis wifs's inHdellty were not desti.
tutu VI foundation, In questionable
circumstances at least, but fail 10 lud
any Judicial precedent which nUlds
that under the statute similar % that
Ui this state, hubbard may with i'm.
puuiiy be guilty " dttetiiJu OF hi-
wife, merely because hC believes hrt
oven under grAvCIy suspicious cifCum.
stAlCtB TO have been guilly VI adu.-
terry.
"Dcsorti5n" the chancellor holds,
els lustidcd only when 1t IL fh0wn by
clear uud satisfactory proof that the
drtcfliug parry has been no offended
nAaiustAs 10 authorize 90 HE instance
decree Of divorce VI Judicial separation,
eli the defendant would rely upon
his charge OF adultery aH defense
against neT charge VI desorilOn, he
must provo IL. There IL no evidence
that it was tho Intention Of the defend.
aut NJ the time he left the petitioner 10
institute a suit Tor divorce ON the
ground OF adultery. Ho did m fact
commence such suit Ia June, 1894, a
time 10 remote from tho commence.
mont OF tue separation that more tban
the period prescribed by law In which
tue dSefiiDu must continue 10 cousli-
tute "A cause for divorce had intervened
nnd thereby the cause for divorce had
become available ~ hei; anu even after
lapse OF that time hts suit was not
DtUtrculed with diligence. A mere
Institution ola suit TOT divorce on tho
ground VI adultery viii not avail "a a
defense 90 a suit for divorce on tue
gsouud OF de'ertl1n. Adultery must
be proved. IL WAS the husbands duty
10 ECteNp ediliUu-ly m bis wife should
not remain longer than necessity ta-
qulfsu, n guilty, uncOuviCtod, aud u
Innocent, under tho shadow Of tuch
EcnuuHlUus aud diHgBCBlul charge"
The chancellor fluds there was no
collision 20 secure divorce. 10 the
decree refer0nCe TO testimony l. made
tut the chancellor does not mention
Hallot Alsop B0rraWu by name. "Ouo
b. a neighb0f, N mentiOnul M hay.
| lux been named as Correspondent In a
suit brought ny Dnytou against his
wife. BOuOwe wss Correspondent to
| that suit.
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81. PAUL, March 23.-Mrs. Jennie
H. Kimball OF Philadelphia, the well
known op,Ta company manager, died
this morning Ia her private car NJ
Union depot, this city.
When the himbAll Opera company
was at Butte, Montana, two weeks
ago, Mrp. Klmball was taken sick with
pneumonia, All the engagements OF
the company between Butte aud ST..
Paul we're cancelled. In the private
car Of the president OF the Northern
Pacific, Trs. Klmhsll was brought 10
this city. PIHutlsy had developed and
on her srtlyal here she was In too
precsTiouB a condition to be- moved
from the car, She died At 8 O'Clock
TINS mufnlng.
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Farewell 10 Elder Matts.

On Friday evening next a compli.
mentary farewell toclablv viii be given
VA tho Twentieth ward assembly rooms
In honor OF Elder David J. Waits, who
leaves for u mission 10 the Eastern
States Ihe day following, An excel.
lent program has been prepared, aud
the numerous friends NJ Elder Waite
propose to make HE departure j0yous
Oue. The COMMITTEES who have e.
atlairih hand are d. n. Lyon, T.. II,
Pierce, Agile Sharp, KATE Romney
and LuAuine savage. Admission free.
Friends invited.
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District Court Work.

The cAses disposed Of In Judge
Streets oour, TO-DAY were as follows
Deseret Savings Bank We Msla T..
Steele st Al, judgment ior plainun,
,sOg.
Singer Machine company " T.. -.
Mclio0r; motion to change place OF
trial 10 tue Ii!sh Judicial district,
argued anu submitted.
HEFUHE JUDGE HILEs.
Judge Hilcs heard the following
cates this morning anu adjourned his
diyIsiou " tho Third district court IN
~ April 2nd;
4. L.. CITY vs. John Bsntrod; ds.
missed, 3, l.. CITY Va J. q. Pnrk; die
missed; state Of Utah VI James A.
Lake, for perl ufy, order madr grant.
Ing motion foI new Trial; J. n. Court.
ury VI II. l.. Ellet; motion for new
Trial denied,
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Democratic Gall.

Judge rowtu, chairman Of ihs
Democratic state committee, said 70.
day that no expected a large stlendanee
At the meeting called to be hold al the
Trades Union hail Saturday, a prll iIh,
~ 1850 o IN. Notices have been rent
70 oil the members VI the committee
and most OF them have slgnlflui their
Intention VI being present. one OF the
questions to be considered, said Judge
Powers, will be that Of determining
whether tue Democratic party shat
hold more than Ono convention this
year and whrthet or not It will nOuIi-
uste a candidate Tor representative g.
Congress NJ the tins Of terminating
slN delegates Go attend the national C0u-
yUnii0u ~ Chicago July IN,
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SILVER The TOPIC,
II Will 30 Discussed al a Ncslil.
It.s rtnIDs,
IN rnE SALT L,Kg mEAriH
The Leaders uf tho Timetable Union
viii speak-ioday's Trading
On 'Chauge.

a meeting which promises to be
largely attonIod, 10 that which will be
held In ,he Theator commencing ct S
O'Clock this evening. IL was Gu.
nOuucci at the sloch sHclangc this
morning AMI the announcement re.
ceived with applause by the brJkutH.
The arrangements for itwrfo MAZE a.
a meeting held IN the kuuuiOri
par.1rs, this morning. before telsga.
ton Of Salt Lakes business men.
The meeting h. given under the
auspices Of the Blmelallio Union,
Whose leading representatives ATE now
10 the city ani tuo FREQ coinage Of
silver At the ratio Of sixteen to one,
will be- ably aui we'll discussed by
thoio who are in every way aulc 10
discuss 80. The speakers will be
General A. J. Werner, PRECEDENT OF the
union, Washington, o.. G.; Tx
Congressman n. h. Baflinr, who
now holds forth nl Chicago aud
cdits the National Blmctgllsi Hon.
Thomas q. Merrill Of Montana, vino is
treasurer %. the Union, AMI LA.tUu.
gtp.smau johnson Of West NlIEIuin,
These gentlemen are nov maElng d
tour " the West In the hope ~ lfmly
establishing feeling favorable o. silver
Aui with the Intention Of placing lhs
organization which they TCpr,HruL on
tuch iifm footing ~ O. assure the
attendance OF bona hlo silver dele.
cation nj tho national conventions.
they viii hold meetings in various
parts Of the Stale aud then proceed on
tncir journey westward.
The Iheatcf should be- packed 10 iIs
utmost capacity this evening. Al.
f.Ha.tnr. H. fFHs
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WAsuSGIOS, March -3.- This was
the Dslhog VI Columbia Jay In the
House.
Delegate Murphy, AtIzona, 'ecuted
consent Tor consideration OF thr Senate
oil 10 authorize thu leasing Of iauds Tor
educational purposes la Arlzoua. This
was msd ilcati1n Of tho bill vetoed
by the President and passed over his
veto by tue House. The Rruate mod
inUd the bill 10 meet TIE objections
raised by thv executive. The Dul has
passed.
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which iDjute the value Of one Of the
most important products Of this
country. don't hesitAte to
say that the cotton crop
Tor the past ten years has
been doprerlated fully onc.iourth by the
unjust rules 10 which | refer How
many spinnors come 10 New N1fR ~
buy c1ttOu2 don't know Of any, and
l should like TO know what good reasons
there are for tbls condition, and. IN
fact, o. / saiI before, why New York
need not b. The great cotton market VI
tue WgrIdu
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NEW YORK, March ga local
paper sayG
The revolution In NicaraRus, ac-
Cording TO intelligence received IL
New York through private Uhannels,
IN more serious than the dispatches
from that country would indicate. The
stuol pTe,s censorship established by
President Helaya TendeTs impossible
iyr news Of any character except what
Ia favorable 70 the government 10 be-
made public,
Two facts, however, seem to be well
estAblisheIi
FirsI, that ZelayA ia not IuppTelsing
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The Bats AMI Hears Iad more OF -
Iys 60 Husiutsu Toduy,

Tue nuns NWN hFmuH AAnN "nhN w ~
-. 90 Husiutsu TodHy.
A better Monday than is generally
VNICtieucui iu the pic Of the stock tA'
change, was the result Of t0uay's work.
Not ytcal deal was dlue with the
listed stUcks, but when the other c.ars
was reached pAndumuuium broke loose
aud rriguui supreme iuf ~ while, tho
brokers simply going "wili."
The quotations on AJAX got ~ c.Usc
TO each other that for "a Time shla ap.
puatcd 10 be- imminent, but The pend.
log "dnnget" was soon checked ny the
fpp Of Caller ColbOtn's taos hammer on
the desk announcing the taking up Of
another stock. CuutCuuini.Eu
held It's own And kept IN quotations at
t1j and so with no apparent fear VI
any business being done.
The call " Dalton anu Lark brought
out the frat sales OF the day ana 800
shares changed hands, Optional thkts
o.. East Golden Gate were eagerly
volunteered, but holders Of the stock
would not CUnurie 90 tue conditions
offered. Gtyset succeeded Ia Kidding
itself " 100 shares, while tho bidding
Uu sunshine was quite spirited but no
transfers were contaminated.
Eagle led out iu the unlisted cali
anu thuu it was that excitement ragged
high. 10 was tosstu 10 anu TO ike OIL
upun the troubled wA,erg, and after oil
rucceodyd only In heigF relieved VI
@ .UI1 shatu6. Little PllIthurg next re-.
cp.veI attention 10 the tune OF UH-
rnaugoB u 5000 snaref, alter which
Omuna made i,s appearance and 1000
shares OF that, apparently iayuTllo
stock, changed hands.
Tue closing figures were ~ follows:
LISTED STOCKS.
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NEW YOmS, March 23.-When the
cssc- Of tho HliVgeI llluustetOts were
callcI today before Justice LacombV
OF the United SlatgH circuit court
General CallXtO Garcia uid not re-
spond. Tho bail " 49, 900 was declared
forfeited. General Garcia was reported
10 have been un board the bermuda
when abe lett port on March 10.
The other i've prisoners were pre-
sent. A. the request ui the district At
torney, tho hearing was oct Tor next
Monday.
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County lgepublicans.

Tho county Republican committee
viii meet on wednesday evening next
at 1880, At Justice Haryey's office on
Second South street. A. present II is
proposed to hold primaries on Tuesday,
March Slst, aud the convention on
Friday, April Brd. II may be, how.
over, that this idea will bS departed
from,
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DIES NOISES, Iowa, March -H.-UU-
patches from Crcstlu, P-u OaE, Jsllrf.
con. Atlantic and Albln and uiurr
points indicator heavy nll % su0w
the winter. There was no wind AMI
tho snow De- if0m eight inches 60 O foot
deep everywhere. Farmers are en-.
Outraged as this will insure abundant
moisture Tor wiutrr wheat anu pas-
lufcs, besides putting the ground 90
huu 90 nditlUn Tor spring work,
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I-n..ln IN .nrrnr,r rnnre.

Niw iOmsi March ga dispatch
a. 1000 Hrnu from 80. PplufHuurg say;
France u4ii certainly have the support
OF Russia iI Whatever lolicy she
chooses 10 Ajop, In Egypt.
TIE NJvJsti calls Tor the neutrality
OF Egypt under the guarantee Ol the
European g0vurnmonts.
Tie VivGOmOsu says that France
has now thu WORD. IL will not be lUHg
before she sp.hks, ana wnon She does,
tHo viii have tho support oil those with
whom political honesty ID not au
empty term.
HE 'eeiug hero against England
pnI Germany 10 bitterly oxpressrd.
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rInccr nInIng onmn.nI.

Articles Of Incorporation we're filed
with the county clerk today by the
Nevada Consolidated Placer mining
company with u capital stock OF 500.
600. The incorporates are Willie,
BsblocR, r.. w. ArmHr1ng, William
w. Rivers, Jah O. X, shaw and Goo.
q. Armstrong. WilUOr BabOoCk Is
PRESIDENT George q, Armstrong, vice.
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rnr rsnrl llry.n murd.r.

NEWPORT, Kyn March 23,-JAok.
son anu waiting were Etfaignod today
for tue murder ot Pearl Bryan, both
pleading not guilty. Their demurrers
10 the indictment were Overrulsd.
Judge Helm granted motions Tor sep
afate trials. Jackson will bs tried flnt,
on April Z,
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WAsnINGIoN, March g3.-The Prof..
dent tUuay sent tho senate the follow
lug nominations!
Frank W. Roberts, Maine, consul At
Cape Town, Cape Colony; Il. Hughes
Long, AlabamHi consul nj Nogales,
Mexico,
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WAsHISuTOE, March 49, 49, The
House committees on election " PTssi-
dent and Vice Prrsidsnt today re-
ported iavorably tho bill Introduced by
Uoriits (Miohlganh providing tor the
election OF senators by direct vote ~
the people.
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Rc.IE.lstr rnrI.slstnannnl.

CHICAGO, March -J.-Altorucy Pat.
rick ruuwh0gk made Au nfHiElmuut
tudsy &, Homer u, GslUu. Toe assats
are 100000; Liabilities s-uu,OOu. The
nilutu is due TO the stagnatiUn Of the
real UsiAlo market
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s"orher Tnibus,srinE Expedition.

KY WEST, Fla, March .3.--lhe
ftuvfal authorities have boon advised
tnbt another iiliUust0Ting expedition Il
iUrming In the city Of COruanug Grove
600 the east Florida coast, about 100
uII.s iTum lhiH point, aud arc taking
measures to prevent ils departure. The
r,Nruur steamer WiEuua has arrived
iTum Tampa W cogurfa,o with tue cut.
tot Mclean, pAI0lliug the gulf Tue
former loft at moon In IuTsuit OF the
fchoOnofs Dellic anu Pearl, who are
Faid 10 have arms anu ammunition
aboard Tor tue expedition. B0tn
tchuUuUrs took their supplies At the
wharf un0bservtd. a tu.pioiUuH siUsm-
81 with ono maht Is reported Ne hover.
ing about Turtlu haTDor Tor week
Iast. Tue steamer Commodore In also
SAID 10 be Ia the Vicinity, Three
Spanish wsrhips continue cruising In
the gulf, visible from tho l0Okuuis
here
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NEW YORK, March. ., j. Il
Morgan q 90, deny rll knowledge Of
h. II. Kendall. llisalto denied that
there has been a loss Of 100000 In the
manner described In tue Baltimore
dispatch.
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made an Assignment.

EAsToS, Pa, March % The Glen.
don Iron company, one OF the Oldest
In this country, maue an Assignment 10
J. l.. Lee ana Francis q. Gray Of
boston.
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DISCUSSED ALL DAY.

COSsTANTiSorLE, March 28.-An
extraordinary UouuCil ~ minisierf,
lasting oil Jay, wss held here on Sat.
utday, the tubject under discussiun
being the Bfiush-Egyptian expedition.
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BALImORE, Md, March ga.-H. II.
Krndall, who taid no was employed
by j. Il. Morgan & Co., New York
bankers, reported that al Camden sla-
ton Last night ho Lost fHtohel con.
tanning go, 900 securities, on the Bait.
more aud Ohio train, between he" anu
MAahlnIlnm.
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JULiET, He, March 2a.-Iue Joliet
branch OF the Consolidated Steel and
wire company lost ;lbO,UJJ by hfe this
morning, throwing 2OJ men our oi
work.
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CtSCiNNAri, March .8,- James J.
Cofuett, wnou shown tue proposition
nom BolingbfOke club, tali:
81 WUuIu RlaIly accept this oner n
were after money, because / count Il
EASY money Uut my game Is Filzsiul.
0uH.n
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LSClLS, Ncb, March .a--Tho
hcEviy-t snow fall experienced iu tlis
city ilT btyulHl year, started sunday
morning nud continued uuul u'snt'
tai, There was nv wind and 600 diiils.
10 viii be VI great UcnehG TO iafmer.
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NEW YoRg, MaTot 23-Tho Rock
leland directors have declared the rex.
uIar quarterly dividend Of ! 2 per cent
payable Ia May.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

The Old Lime Kiln, written by q.
r. Darcy for Miss Katie Putnam, is
companion piece TO In on Kentucky,
Much OF the action 10 laid 10 the
famous Yellow Stone Park aud the
scenery ls ssid to bu specially Rltrao.
i've. The play will be seen At the
Thoater tomorrow and Wednesday
EVENING".
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precedent, aud r. W. Armstrong, suc.
fu,nry uul treasurer. The company -
claims nre situated ia Waite Pine
{. uuly. Aov.
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Tho nnInc. Mi sIrnsa.

ALBANY, n. y, March 93.-Gover.
nor NJ rIon signed the RainBs high
license bill today.
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nltcnsII Accont,l Dotg Corbrug

NEW YoEly, March g3-rhc follow
ing cnblcgrHm from Geo. W. AiEiu.
son, Of the Sporting Life, London, 20
Richard X. Fox, was received today;
"Ihc BoliuRbfOku Cluu Uiicrs $4,000
for Mitchell anu NuTbtiL Mitchell
accepts does CoTbei2
"ATIsfNEON."
Cofh.li, who - In Cincinnati, has
been communicated with.
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IRON TnE sEIr OF WAN.
Engiish.EgSpi iRn Advance -- Turkish
ministrrs Confer,

CAmo, March 23.-News from the
IL nt received To-Day confirms the
report that the Briti,h.Egyptnn
advance guatds,uudcr MaloT Collins1n,
occupied Akashoh on Friday without
UuuUaftiUu
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On Friday and Saturday next, the
rhrAter will be occupied by the fayATy
Grand Opera company. Nine. Ia.
vary lisa Belgian ~ blrlh but educated
In Russia. Win her 10 anDug others
Mr. Aluert l.. Gm!Ie, PA,t's leading
tenor IA her American tours, Tue
support ~ said u ba worthy VI these
twu srtisIs. Our musio-lUving public
are looking forward ~ tnis engagement
with much interest
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SIN Waters Run Deep II the bill 1t
The Grand aud A Celebrated Case al
tue Lyguum this week.
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.SWELTERING WEEK
AT KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, No. Aug. O.
Since Monday last sweltering
hot weather has prevailed in
Kansas City and vicinity. The
maximum temperature to day
was reported by the weather
bureau at 81, which is the low
est maximum temperature re-
ported since Monday last, wht n
90 was reached. On Friday the
record was 102, but the extreme
heat was reached OH Saturday
at 8 p. NJ, when the weather
bureau reported 10S. The spell
Of long duration has been ex-
tremely severe. On Friday
night IlIaire Miro, chef at the
Kansas City club, drank copi-
ously of ice water while in an
overheated condition, and died
in few minutes. James Car
ney, driver, was FRUSTRATED
on Thursday and died on Fri
day from sunstroke. The deatl
rate during the week has beer
heavy, the extreme heat having
aggravated the Affections of The
seriously ailing, but the twc
causes mentioned are the only
cases known directly to b
caused by heat. A high winC
has prevailed most of the tim
during the week, aifording con
siderable relief.
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DEATHS IN ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis, Mo, Aug. 9--Not
before in the history Of St.
Louis has its inhabitants suf-
iered so much from the heat as
during the week just ended.
The highest point reached by
the thermometer was 100 In the
shade and OH no day was the
maximum below 95. On the
streets the heat was more Ill
tense and the record higher.
City physicians declare to
night the record of heat pros
trations AMI deaths at the hos
pitfalls for the past week is IN
precedpnted in its history. They
report that 10 cases, all seri-
Gus, were cared for, aud thai
! 10 of these died, while more
are still in a critical condition
This is not the complete record
for the city, for at least thai
many more cases were taken IL
the dispensary, where many
died and others were sent from
there to homes. To day th'
highest point reached by th'
Thermometer was OF in tb,
shade. Twenty victims Of th,
heat were brought to the cit,
hospital between midnight am
Up. m. and two died: name
unknown. Others will die.