Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-16

again today In that capacity in the
| case Of the latter's son. The other
sponsors were the warehouses of Blau-
| FORD, mother OF the duke OF Marlbor-
ouEh. and William X. Vanderbilt,
father Of the duchess Of Marlborough.
Baron Harden Hickey. Of Trinidad
fame, is in the city OF Mexico on bust
| ness and wishes To buy from the gov
eminent an island IN the Pacific lie
says he has not rslluqulshed his claims
ON Trinidad and will take the island
yet by force.
The Spanish government has re-
| ceiNed Information from Manila that
| me insurgents OF the Philippine ISL
| ands have replied TO the ovcrtures Of
| Captain General Primo de Rivera. who
! has been trying to induce them to sub
| mt, demanding extensive amnesty to
ally
Attorney General Roylo today COM
menced quo warranto proceedings in
the supreme court OF Kansas to secure
| the forfeiture OF the charter of the
Kansas city Stock Yards company,
alleging that the company Is violat-
ing the stnte law under which its
charter was secured by maintaing
| general offices in Kansas City, Mo.
Constable VIM. Linda son OF a JUS
III
Houston county, Georgia, and Barker
Amos, colored, fought u desperate duel
| yesterday afternoon at the home Of
| Amos, about two miles from Powers
| NllIc. Limba was shot through the
| heart with load OF buclSshot ana
! El i Was Killed by three bnllets from
/ ms victims pistol Young Limba was
| only "a years Of age and was very pop
ular There is much excitement.
The election at New Haven. Conn.
| OF the Yale Junior promenade commit
[ tee, which is considered the chief So
/ clal honor Mt Yale. has been held and
| the committee was made up in the fol-
| lowing order. w. S. Griswold. Erie. Pa,
| S. =. Brooke, Mount Tabor. Ore: c. Il.
Swift. Grand Rapids, Mich; Raymond
a. Niece, Plainheld. n. j.; c. II. Wells,
Scranton, Pa: w. S. Whitehouse. Al
fred c. Vanderbilt, II. |. Bowles. New
York city. and II. c. Cheney, New
Haven.
Edward b. Young, of Oakland, Cal.
claims the ownership of "A number of
valuable race horses, blooded colts and
hllies that were taken in charge by
II. II. Hall, assignee for the creditors
| of Monroe Salisbury. Assignee Hall
Is about to sell the stock with n lot
of stable equipments for the benefit
Of creditors. He has agreed with At
torney Young, who claims the proper
in court and then the creditors and
Young can fight out their claims.
Hon. Clark Elkins, Just arrived at
Denlson, Texas. from Olmulgee, capl-
tai Of the Creek Nation. says that 1t
is a foregone conclusion that the
council will reject the Dawes treaty
with the Creek commissioners. The
fun blood Cherokees and Creeks no
longer disguise their intention to re-
sist by force the opening of their
country, and this sentiment is en-
couraged by ISparihechers, aged go
the principal chief OF the Muscogee
Nation.
Secretary Of War Algcr, today, after
n further consultation with the Presi-
dent aud with General Miles. issued
an order to General Brooke in Chi
cago in relation to the case Of Captain
l.. a. Lowering, Fourth infantry. who
Is charged with the iil-treatment of
Private Hammond at Fort sheridan.
The order is withheld from publication
until IT reaches General Brooke. but IT
Is believed that II directs the trial of
the officer by court martial.