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

gPRISGFIELD, ILL.,, March s.-Tho
R0vuUuoau county convention Last
rvsning adopted resolutions endorsing
SnelDy NJ, Gallon Tor President Of toe
United states. The Hon. David NJ.
LITTER, who presided at the conyen.
ton, announced that he was author
lied To ray that Senator CullOm was a
candidate tor President. The twenty
delegates were Instructed Tor CullOui
Tor PfesittnL Mckinley received but
Two votes cut OF 100 IN the convention,
hut when General Horace Clark, OF
MsttgUn, candidate Tor governor, al
dressed tue convention, the name VI
MrKiulry was received with great
cheering ~ we'll NJ that Of Cullom.
a great sensation was created by the
sps, Ch VI Joseph A. Drake, u young
cIluTeu lawyer, who was defeated for
representative. lilo declared tho ne.
goes must receive recognition from
tue Republican; that they were
aroused IRON Cairo to Chicago and
that Il they were not accorded proper
rec guIt1u lhty would BE- hvAtI from
la NuvcmbeL OtH,r naliOullilitB nad
,btnlueu IeCUgnltiUu iTlm the II pun.
luaus Hud tue egTOes, wu1 welded
an enormous vyto IN tue Republican
paTty, must alec be recognized.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March s.-FruiI
growers are muCn concerned over the
storm when began yesterday ANA was
general thtOus hOut the state, For the
tirst lime Ia ten years snow fell In this
city wuiletiurfits are reported from yAfi.
Gus points along the coast. The snow
melted as rapidly ~ II fell ~ this CITY,
but the storm created Ms much excite.
munt ~ blizzard would Ia the uast
from tue fact tuat a snow storm 10 Of
such TAtB occurrence. Thus Tar It h
not believed that tue ifuit crop has
been materially iujnred, bus much ap.
ptehenslUu Ia ielG ~ the trees are Ia
bloisom aud a frost NJ tins tins would
do great damage. Tue snow storm
was accompanied by high winds
which did considerable dEmag0 ~
shipping on the tag.
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POLICE COMMISSION MATTERS.


Commissloucr Conn, Of the Gre and
police U0afI, has returned from New
York, whittier he has bscp on business
the lasg Elk weeks purchasing spring
goods lot the big dry goods house with
which De be- connected, lilo arrived
homo 900 The 1905 irNu this afternoon,
ana won't direct 90 his place VI busl-
ness, but dld not remain long, % when
= News man called with the eKpec-
ialiUn ut getting little inside IuiUf-
nation iur public puiusul with feiUt-
oucc Co his dU.lIuhiiuu % tuu COmmis.
siluotuhp appuiutueut, HE fvcunsiJ-
Grafton aud subs,g uent acceptance, he
could not be fuuuu.
a mustiug OF tue ard Will bO held
tuuiguL l. b. tAUtc OF that all the
members thereof Will be- present uuI
that the dCcapitatilu " pntfIImuu's
heads viii begin AMI coutiuuU without
Interruption until eleven rctftnuhmUut
scalps have been taken ~ ordered uy
tue Council. VINO the eleven arc IL
not Known ~ yet. All doubt auu
SPECULATION on that 3 lat, howrycf,
promises 10 hu speedily tot nj rest nov,
lhuugh the matter has been hanging
Ore tor a longer period than public
policy and public good demands.
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Tho nsrlnr SOC 0n..tIen.

OTTAWA, Ont, March 3.-From nm
official document which hiss been laid
bo.ors Parliament, It Is evident that
the Cana Tau authorities are resisting
the pressure from the United States
government Tor u revision Ut the
Buriup ssa regulations on the ground
that the obvious intentlon OF tbs repri.
sal 10 10 destroy the CANADIAN
industry " pelagic sealing.
The whole mgtler IL set forth In u
repJr, from Hon. Mt. Cosugau, mimic
tor OF marine anu fisheries, which
shows from statistics that IN spite Of
haTras,ing regulations the scaling
Industry Ia not decreasing In import.
Auoe. The Canadian yield for 1898
yasl8, 900 skins more than the average
Tor the past sryeu years, The report
concludes thst ~ the seals are not be-.
coming extinct, the need Tor revision
OF the regulations does net exist
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SENATE

WARRINGTON, March S.-Ths con.
ference report on the appropriation bill
was agreed TO by the Senate tOluy,
A Hon asked Immediate COusldrtHIlJu
OF q resolution declaring ali United
states bonds TodevmsDle both ~ gOld
and silver buI objection beng made,
tho resolution went over. Chandler,
u the committee on privileges anu
elections, presented the majority re-
port providing Tor an investigation Of
the Alabama elections by a select com.
mlltvu. Gray gave notice OF mi
monty report. The agricultural ap.
pTOpuauOn Uiil was taken up.
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PEuRY. OK, March 2 Major II. r..
N1nuvsr, Of Perry, oue VI the foremost
e.. a. r. men IA OEIahhmA, was
tandbagged aud robbed VI a large sum
Of money here early thls morning. Hu
was found unconscious ~ his room at
II O'Clock. Later no regaiuul his
entered his room aui grabbed his
clothing, HU BuDt twice, one bullet
taking effect. The other msu knocked
him tonsul8.s with u saIuUtg, wuIuh
vas found on tho door. OUuuyVt may
die. Ho came from Rushvlllc, luu.
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LNeLAND,s NANAL raoanE,s.
Increase OF thr Number 81 ships, and
Mere Money n'quirsd,


LONpON, March mir. Goschen,
frst lord OF the admiralty, presented
lhp naval program In the House Of
Commons today. lie said the estimate
N the aImltnlty were not proposed
with any feeling of alarm, although he
hoped he might DO relieved from the
necessity Oi dwelling upon the critical
nAtuTu NJ the times. In any case, the
first lord OF the admiralty hoped the
estimates proposed would be accepted
by tue country NJ adequate Tor the Oc-
UasiUH. TIE Increase IN the number Of
shin must necessarily be followed ny
expenditures IN various difrctiOue. II
meant more afmnnents, officers, sea.
men, matineg, engineers anu ratings Of
every KIND, entailing more centtTs for
lfsiuiug, hospitals nud barracks.
Continuing, Mr.. G1scheu said II was
not ne uutsaTy 10 look far ahead nov.
Gdnys, uss hIIs could be Duilt ~ rapid.
ly bs guns, uilicrfs aud men could 10
prepared ~ handle tn m,
Mi. HOsoheu then saiI that the AL
mifhlty proposed g. iucTehsD the navy
by $500 seameu ana by 500 extra ms.
Tluts. For gus and ammunition thr
Y
estimate vi E-OO, 900 for the present
year, aud for tue ensuing fiscal year
The admiralty proposed an iuoTeare o
Es6UOUO. Tue admiralty also proposed
M Increase Of c $50, 900 ior chs,aud
explained inst tue proposed do,G wnrk
would Increase tue amount OF G3.OlU,-
OOu, provided by the last estimates, 10
eliOJU,OOO, anu the chancellor Of
tue rHunequer had placed the sur
plup alter satisfactory supplementary
estimates had been Gppntdi ~ ihest
works.
Mr.. Goschen then said that between
1859 ami 1896, lOj suip- ana o. torpedo.
les r0j sts had ben built or were
luiidlng. He admitted TINS waT a
formidable litl; but the Admiralty
rrol osrd to spend an additional e.
100000, iucluuing the 100 90
previously proposed NJ supple
m-atNiy estimate Tor guns and ana
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secured tn, tuii Amount

ST. LOUIS, March 3.-A jury IN
Judge Nulihurs curt brought IN q
verdict Ia favor VI ex.Congtsssms
John NJ. Glover aud Agalnst tho
American Casualty Insurance com.
pauy u Baltimore, MI, Tor 100000,
tins iull amount asked for.
FMS IL the outcome Of MI. Glovet's
suit against tho above concern for
printing his name Ia LIST Of alleged
embt "a rfs and dviaultofs In poiitious
OF trust.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, March IA
Lhvlngs,ou, .Mynt., special to the De.
patch stys;
"ihe ire isfsging a. nefcely as ever
In the - zsmau tunuel. aud from
present indications the entire timber
iug, both Old anu new, Will be
CONSUMED. The tuunel has cavod IN at
a pniut where the sHy line crosses and
somf irei. b. C,ts ua,8 been preclpita..
gu itOm the top Uf tho mUuutaiu TO tue
u or VI the tuunCl"
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Andr.o's Expedition.

SaS FRANCISCO, March 8.-Henty
Luna, oOLtul OF sweden and Norway,
hAs received M Official communicative
from the Swedish minister NJ Wash.
inglon calling his attention 10 the iacl
that Prof AnITes viii start Ia his
balloon Ia July ueXl 10 attempt tu
reach the North Pole. The purpose of
the communication was 10 ak the
good offices OF Consul Luud ia spread.
Ing the news notlhwArl 90 as 10 AZ.
prise the natives 10 be DOT only on the
lookout for tue expedition, but should
tue descent DO msdo among them, t.
treat tho yoyagers kindly nnd render
them what aid they can,
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rmr AnIznN.IrA,r VII.
rotitions 60 the senate 60 Sustain
ttcystaud's veto.

PHENiN, ArA, March 8.-ht 70
meeting VI to Republican league ry-
ecutlve committee, strong resolutions
were adopted lutlliouiug 1hc Senate 0l
tuu Uhitud s,a.os ~ suzialn tur PusI.
dtnPs veto VI tno ArzIua lease BIZ
IL " sIlDgUi that the people VI the
Territory are generally auHguuistc 90
'hu measure useJiIU uticgstv, Mufpuy's
assertion 10 tue contrary, tuAt % is one
when VIII permit the utnuuiug Of
valuable umJrr nom large PORTION VI
school lauus IA ihO northern portion Vt
tbs tcrtitpfy before tue next session VI
legislature aud that u virtually places
the entire leasing " the lands la the
bands Of tue governor without re-
.lTLullun.
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~ them hc showed n roll Of money,
saying that he could live even 10 he dld
not hni work nj once.
The last seen Of Attic he was walking
south ON the Illinois Central tracks IN
company with four men whose nc
quainiancu no had made I'm saloons
during tho day. Abiu's Chicago
iflUnIs attpmI tod 10 identity
the boiy today, but could not DO 90
positively as tue head was 10 badly
muiilaieI. La general chsrsctcfis Ire,
however, tho body strongly resembles
that u a ble.
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A Store Rnrclnriled.

The store Of 3. &. Slaughter Mt No.
90 s. Fiilh East street was entered
early this morning by burglars, Who
gained Ambulance by breaking the
font bay window VI the establish
mrnli anu thereby affecting an en-.
trance. There visit occasl0nua the lUss
Of . quantity Of tobacco, olgafs,
cigarettes, gum, candy, fancy gOUus
and playing catis, with no clue 10 the
FrtputiHtois Of the unlawful Hot. Tue
police have the cHsr IN hand.
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LIVELY RUNAWAY.
A Delivery Wagon Drivsr Has Nar.
row Escape iron serious ltJuJ.

a driver In tho employ Of the senr
Paint company, VINO refused 10 give
bis name, but the fret part Of whose
patfOnymio 10 said 10 10 "rgm," had a
rather lively expeflcuce on Fourth
south street lust east VI state ~ noon
today.
Hu was seated In a heavy delivery
wagon drawn by tWU hurvr. a tuitd
horse was Sled At tbs rear % the vehicle
aud taxing fright at some o. Get 10
trout OF blacksmith shop, II ran
around tho eide " the Wagon, com
pleteIy ovotIutniug II. Tue utivut
was pinuioued beneath. Several p-t-
sons VINO witnessed II feared that he
was seriously hurt Thsu the team
started 10 run, dfaggiug hun along
under the bed VI tue wagon. AZ thu
there was increased concern ~ 10 hi
safety. fortunately one u the wheels
VI the conveyance struck tree ami
brought the uutiil 10 staud,tlll anu
"IOm" was pulled nom bis pcfilUus
,0sitios bya blacksmith without be-
log badly Injured.
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FEyRIA, H., March "A. W. Ar.
mold, grand secretary aud treasurer u
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men, has Just returned II IN Washing
ton, where, with w. II. Hynes, ptesi-
dent OF thu board OF trustees, he inter.
Viewed senators and representatives.
touching legislation pending n the In.
tsTest Ut labeflng and railroad men.
Ihey met with much encouragement.
Mr.. Hynts willrrmaiu there through
the session Of Congress, anu Chairman
Phillips, Of the House labor cimmitIee,
said he was glad " H., All the mem.
bets OF thst committee were said 10 be-
friends OF labor.
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nim. they fought aliovef tue car ani
tuully a policeman ragged tno alder
man intJ the street. This suited TOE
alderman aud he fought tnc pJlicemnn
On the u IoualB, "a the car track hui
"a the Euttyts. When more policemen
came hu tried them ss well. lie was
tsumped, battered aud rolled Ia tue
muI, uut he could not be paciheI.
Finally 40 was JfagueI to the station
anu % tbs lat tilitgr TOuHIe1 on NE
respiratory Sppat,tu, tue alderman
gave 10 w. lie was baiie1 Out BY
ifleulH.
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TroubisH, coal Mines.

ST.. PAUL, March S.-A Liyingslon
special 10 tho Dispatch Gays:
"Sher Il Young aud pose went 10
Horr coal miurs, arriving Rt 3 O'CLOCK
tnls morning., The posse iUuuu that q
mob OF from seventy five 10 one huu-
drsd had notified superintendent
Strong to quit tho camp ~ O'oIocE
last night, Strong secured the assist.
auco VI three men suu blfrlcadod hls
oabin, NhD. tue mob returned they
stared into the muzlleH Of four VIM
chestetB. A mmlttee Informed the
occupants 0f the cabin that II 'hey
we're there AZ 7 am. today they would
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CHICAGO, MAtcu 3.-CiJthiuE manu-
iao'ufufs BnI slflKiug cutters viii DO
iuit alune by the state board " huitfs-
Ton, Judge Thornton, Col w. T.
Nund Bud Charles Eirilsr met Jas.
hight auu decided not ~ Investigate
even the causes OF the Htfike. Tue
UUufd L. empowered to make tuch hn
iuvtsutauUu, Uut rs all attempts at
CputillatiUn Hud Arbitration have
JAILED, tue three memUufs thiuk u D.
useless 90 ny 10 eli Ct a svttitmunt'
Tue s.flku viii now utag along un,ii
stfikurs or manufactures give way.
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CHICAGO, March 3--Tuo Hyde Park
police think thcy will clear up all myl-
terry surrounding tue cas- of the man
whose body was taken from Lake
Michigan near the Chlcggo beach
hotel SUNDAY. The body II supposed
10 DO that " Gottleib Able, n cooper
from Michigan Clly, Ind.
Last Tuesday Aule came to Chicago
In search VI WORK. Ha went to Ken.
sington on Wednesday to apply for
work In = cooper shop there. Ho was
not successful In procuring q situation
and spent most OF the day In Ksnsiug.
ton visiting tho saloons freely. In one
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nn.of lhleaso,. AIaermen.

CHICAGO, March 3.-AldeTman
Wm. J. Deer ran Amuuk lasl night
ANA within an nuuT a,tef no began "
run he wus dragged into the Central
pu.ice station covered with muI, his
nusu bleeding, his face scratched anu
ragged fragments Of what had besn
uIs cont were dangling from his
shoulder.
DUeTr began hi rampage by running
into u trolley car with "a buggy. Then
he olluuheu the car anu tfeu 10 thrash
me motUTman. The conductor Game
10 ths Tescus aud Doefr Irisd ~ snUOt
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Tho Y, l.. NJ. /. A. officers meetlrg
will be held at the residence Of Mrs.
NJ, y, DIugalI, on next Saturday,
March 7th, Rtl2 N, A full attendance
Of officers from each ASSOCIATION Is ur-
sized, An invitation Is eXlenued 10 sll
interested. Please notice Cnaugo In
time and place Of meeting.
MANY A. FREEZE,
Stake PIssIdsnt.
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OMAHA, Msroh S.-EK.United States
Senator Manderson, has formally an.
uounced his candidacy for the Repub.
licau presidential nomination. Ia y
letter 10 l., ID. Fowler, he sayI: al am
not to DO used AS n stalking horse or
delivery wagon for any aspirAnt. Tue
gentlemen named prominently for the
place are all my personal frieuds,
will follow glauly IN the ranks under
the captaincy Of any one OF them.
demand fair play for them. l expect
II Tor myself"
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tho situatisa Ia ,by ..inta 80 Cousid.
Ursd ~ europe.

tho situatisn Ia ,by .-inta 80 Consid'
orsd ~ europe.
NV Yuiui. Matcn ga dispatch 10
tho Herald from Rome sayi!
a vi.lent article published by the
Frauk,urrf z tuug oiiling on she
pOwyfs 10 intervene TOR the purpose Of
putting nu eud to tbs Italian campaign
90 Abyrsinia hus caused ItYiUuuu
brt eaton Ia diplomatic circles. The
article qualities tue enterprise a.
criminal aud disastrous anu geciafes
thst tt h bUund 10 lead 10 tue ruin W
LAZY. ariClu calls upon Eut0p"
20 snow IL ~ mpaguy Tor tho AUyssiui-
H.H.
No confirmation has been received
OF the reported defeat 81 tho Italian
forces NJ Gunur. The situation 10 buIt
extremely serious.
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UIaI.ionu snrs Taurr.

CANNES, March J.-GiadstCns had
an iuttfviUw mere today with PfUsi-
dent Faute, who was accompanied ~
Premier Bourgeois. The English
SALESMAN expressed qualification At
the Anglu.FtUuCh HppTuachnUui, NJ.
FaufU replied that tue desire iof peace
tended TO bring all nations togethet
Tue interview lasted about aquatttf
OF an hour.
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Ex-Governor Waite.

EX.Goyernor DAVIS II. Waite, Of
Colorado, who STrlvei In this city yos.
terday and who was shown about by
a number II prominent gentleman,
went up to Park CITY today where ho
viii deliver u lecture this evening on
the Monroe doctrine. lie may also
speak Ia salt Lake ON Thursday night,
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Cleveland A. a lIoms nIaslonarJ.

WAsuINoToS, March 8.-PIosldeni
Cleveland, accompanied by Private
Secretary Thurbor, left Washington
this morning Tor New York, on the
PennsylvAnia road. lie will preside
ut the annual meeting OF the board OF
home missions tonight. II " expected
that no will arrive In New York at 8
p. M. aud will leave Mt midnight, the
train bringing him In here at 7;20 TO.
morrow morning.
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GHAND RArDs, NJ leu, March a.
a New NyTS II ust, Tor tue sJle fisht
W thu fem " d0uD.e Catuhu u know %
a. tue MufeiIa, uas paiI Ne discJverof
$4,000. ruo nIwer has been raisod
.u. owned entirely by hrm owuins
d large green mouse ursr kevi- LAKE.
Tue Aiutrlia 10 one Of the must
bunuuIuI carnations ever seen, being
vtfy large and VI a ueup Tu1 color,
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DiAru'. uARytsE
Lewis q. grover, Personal Friend -
th. President,

NEwApS, n. j., March 8.-Lewi.
&, Grove, died last nj ht aged 81
Year,. lie was born Mt Caldscii, NJ.
lie grand a.heL Rev. stephen GrOyrr
was soldier ia tue Continental Htmy
aud pastor Of the Fifst PTesbyteuau
church NJ Caldwell Tor tUfty.oi ut
years. President Cleveland was born
al Caldwell ami his iatnef named him
stephen q over Cleveland alter tue
preacher. lie was pefsonal friend Of
President Cleveland.
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YrNrzrrLA ANn ENaLANn.
Negotiations Entered Ipnu for = set
clemens ct the Dispute.

wAHtNUION, March 8,--The Brit.
l.h amuAssador, sir julian rauuceiotu,
and the Venezuelan minister, SeuuT
Andtadr, have entered Into direct
Negotiations for the settlement Of the
incident which involved thr affesI VI
a Bfi,h police Utlic.al In the territory
a. dispute between Venezuela aud
Great Britain, hauling down tue Brit
ish dag aud the subsequent demand iof
IN indemnify upon tue part Of Great
Britain.
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AIIIene. nstwssn ,hInn sna Ra..In.

LoEDOS, March 3.-rhu Times pub.
fishes u dispatch from Shanghai winch
gives from the North China Daily
News the alleged provisions OF a seCrot
treaty Tor All Offensive aud defensive
AlllaLcs which Ii Hung Chang viii
negotiate with Russia, giving the lat
ter the use Of Chinese hafbora Rud
srsenals anu the right 10 occupy Corta
and erect forts Ia China 10 protect the
tfnns.5ibeEihn railroad. IL II also Tr.
ported that Russia viii support CuinA's
refusal 70 pay TO japan the balance VI
the Indemnify oi tne late war.
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IInrrI.on,. narEInge

NEW YUUS, Mstch 8.--Ex.pttal.
dent Harrison SAID to a Commercial
Advertiser reporter today tnbt his
marriage with Mrs. Dimmich Will
take place on April Glh, AZ ~. Thnmss
church, this CITY, Rev. Df. John Wos.
10y Brown officiating.
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Iugiish N'wspspsT- concerned Abeut
tue Jnusd stats Rnd spsin'
LUNDDN, March 3-Tuo WesImin'
urr u.zstto says the action 0t tue
Juuh Is destroying all respect ior u
abroad.
The -. James Gazette says outside
the uniteI states tho Americans viii
fiui no support tot their unlimited pol
icy u nggfttiiun.
The GiUbU tsyo the situation b. peril
Uua,
The Pall Mall Gazette says Great
BuIuin IL but remotely concerned.
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ne lynchci 20 the nearest tree. The
reason assigned wsH that the weigh
master Disseminated lun u'tly against
tue miners 10 weighing coal. warrants
are out Tor seven Of the ring lCadCtf.'
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UlICA. n, Y, March 8--denCsfe,
pa Immense apartment building, was
burned today.IMr. David Hughes was
Killed by iHlIng from IRE otoape'
Mis-. John Wood h missing,
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STANFORD, Conn, March 9.-Rev.
Tstloor, ID. d., secretary OF the house
Of bishops Of tho Pfulests Mt Episcopal
ehuich, IL dead.
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ABANDONMENT ASD CRUELTY
The LN.nayor s.cuTs- Divorce on
Those Grounds,

ST. LOUIS, March IA special TO
the Republic from OKlanoma Guy,
Okla., fuyH Frank a. Mcgowan, "a.
mayor Of Jeuoy CITY, y. j., AnO a
wealthy manufacturer, Of that C, y
SECURED divorce IN this city today
ttum his wife, MARY T.. Mcgowan, on
tue grounds OF abandonment aud
cruelty. IL Il stated here that tho
divorce II the result Of Rn agtcs meut.
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TWO REsIGNATIoSA
A numor that General wryIsr Has
nad Enough Already.

AA AHNhaR
NEW YORK, March "a special TO
the AofAld ifOm Havana sAys3
The startling Tumlf that Captain
General Weyler had resigned swept
like wild Gre through Havana origin.
sting from Appufrnlly trustworthy
=. utce. IL was however, promptly de-
MED Mt the palace. When Martinez
Camps retired his reported resignation
was alf0 denied In Havana IN official
circles up 10 Iho last hour
TuE q. q. coSsuL GENERAL, TOO.
NEW York, March Sd special TO
the Herald from Havana says;i
RamanO William, for twtnty.one
years consul general OF the United
States Ia Havana, has rendered his
resignation 10 PfesiuUnl Cleveland.
oar lfra-uOndenl has NO hesitation In
sa.iug this fac, though Nf. Williams
coufteously but titmly refused either to
urny or Ailifm Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-03
THE oUnAN KL,oLurIoNs.
a Clerical ETror Ia Trausmissisn
Causes nsIRy.

NAsniNuTON, Match 3.-The next
s'eIs LACEY IN CJugGcss on tue
GuUau resolutions drpunI upon wbu.
luUf the House wall correct tue cft0t
made by H. CLERK D. tthnrm ting the
resolutions 10 tue Senate a. inIepou.
drut resolutions Instead " substitute.
IL tue fuuYluiOus ore not recalled the
senate committee 0u foreign relations
Will ptOuaUiy tomorrow amend tue
House resolutions Uy reporting those
already agreed TO M tho senate as a
suustituic. lhB viii uecttsitAte cuu-
siuefatOu ia tue Srustu with possibly
mUliOus 10 Incur Ia tue "A luse r,s1lu.
uun or amend them. Tue 5 nate
COMMITTEES has shown q disposition ~
avoid di.cussi u and get tue resolutions
into conference by waiting Tor tho
House b correct I've error.