Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

the prarle that wcra willing t0 sustain
that declaration o. niIo thoir fiFht
bauI. The house was crowded,
tho alsirs, u1lrwaya aui p0rchos,
tn fact every available foot
OF Hianding room Whern a
psra9n could hear see 1r be- scuu, was
occupied. A forest OF hand7 was raised
ln r,aponso Oh the Invitation. AZ tue
call furt the IMPOSITION vote one solitary
hand WIS sutn in OIL TINT large coz
.rrgaulu. Those VINO JlI not vote
either way were uskUi 20 ralas their
lruIF, aud two wsrr shown.
Nuaic was rendered ny the cloifs 90
VyrnaI. NH anu Merrill wards in turn
auu .it was pleading feature Il
tup conference. a good npiut pre-
vailed throughout the entire meeting.
30 much ilr that, now fJrs little guu-
tTal move
AttHo close OF the conference, Mon.
day, Z 81. m., lIr house wns occupied
by d1uulc iuucrnI Of tho two young
mon .Il.ri 900 by FORK, az cutOliClru
g. the NEWS ui t. recent date. The
h use md yald wore hllsd with peJ-
pie. I'D lorH Gbut aud r. 3. CIllHtt
PREACHED tho funeral Discourse. We
u'sl nnd double funeral about two
weeks before thls-twu mOihurH, o. o
the vile 0fS. W. W. fucker, and ore
OF Henry Alexander Only q lew
voeas previous o this another yOutg
married woman Was buried, all OF Ia. N
recently confined.
4 tHUCKISu FATALITY.
YesterI., The wife oi Lewis Holt-
away was buried at Jensen. Her son,
lad OF i or 10 vac hanll ng gun
the house, wnUn 10 was nuuii Hpially
disrhntgod, the bullet passing htIugh
,L round Of a chair, his mOthuts btm
ami lodging In her abdomen. s
uENERAL MOTIFS.
There has been much sickness 10 % Q
land this spring 70 Tar. Teancum
kumpt0f, whose parents formerly IT,
aided On south Cottonwood I believe,
u strong, rugged man who had never
boOu SICK day In his NE, was shout
two months ago taken suddenly 30,
aud WAS deau before many OF his
neighb0rs knew that be was sicB.
Toe CALDER seems altogether out OF
] s0fls; We have had 30 HpIluE weather
got. cav my ntarea. neighbor few
| dave ng1 water his gain 10 bring lt az.
4 Little pond had formed Ia low
[ place ana in tins morning Ice 10 the
| thirkncts Of a quarter Of an inch had
! formed over it--lhat nearly Or quIU
the mllde Of May. Tue winter, ur "a
many uoliovc, the fFoezs OF september
! 2lst last, killed many OF I've fruit tucsl
such ~ pooches, PLUME hprcolsi
pruuts aud some pears. Not many, u
I any apple trees were killed, but macy
varieties showed no signs OF frult bios
> some. In my own orchard there whi
quite q sprinkle ot bloom on apple ana
lear but tue three or four nights 0l
severe frost OF last week has l believe
allied them all. / thiUk our email
fruit has escaped 80 far.
Ihe absorbing topic OF tho hour ..
the battle In which the two men above
referred TO l0st their lives. The men
who did the killing are now In ihur
sud our officials deem II necessary u
guard it night anu day o. prevent
either a rescue or an attempt 10 lynch
the men. rhe teAsonH that lead up u
the affair are not known, 10 mo H
least, with sufficient certainty 10 A.
tempt 90 give them, only that II wa
over some mining prospect
The district Judge 10 daily expected
10 arrive, auJ tuerr IL prusIec. u con
| siderable business before the court W.
have quito q crop Of lawyer, old nut
| new, and young, who afu anxious Il
display their ABILITY sincerely hop,
10 fufIher the EMS Of Justice hofu 10
this future. O. g. BARTLETT