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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
SALOON is COMMANDER.
DsnOmlnaliOnal Churches Fear 10
Attack Ii.
Declaration OF n Presbyterian Prench.
ar at the Indianapolis Con-
v,niion.

INDIANAPoLIs. Auy. 22.-The ninth
annual convention OF the Presbyterian
union closed tOosy. This afternoon
John q. WoOley addressed nm audience
that crowded halls and galleries to the
iooTs. His speech was characterized
10y radical temperance utteIsnces and
and 1t caused n sensation.
"Aiier fifty years of education,
evanR II zatioa aud Legislation the ss-
loon lie cou chief OF Am-r!.
can politics." was one OF his utter
anges.
"rnere are two rcasous why tho
church failed In the combst,D ne also
saiu. "One because her gun ners fear
that the reeoil Of seige guus might Jar
the slaineu-viuss windows au1 inter
rupt tue II story. By 'gunneIs 1
mean the managing offic,rs. II they
would stand toge ner nj the polls to
sustain the pnr value OF their political
declarations they could throw the old
parties upon their Ue1m g DIS ana leave
nothing ts be done bu. 10 tow the
slippery old uerslicts 1 to port ana
break tnem VI; second, and Ia real
argument OF our citizen hip Prohibition
would take the flrst place upon the
program without rival or question.
"Do tot TAIL OF my meaning. am
not here In behsl! OF the ~, hibl,iun
party, but / ssIetI TINT you must join
II or make new party, OF leave the
church disbonoreG anu disabled.
81 say that every man OF you who
would 0llow Jetus Christ must leave
tue two old parties. You cannot keep
that company and have Hin with you
at the polls"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
KANSAS BANK ROBBERY.
Two Men and a WVman Commit a Oar
Ing Crime.
After m Exciting Chase the Woman
and One Nan sro Captured
by Gnicers.

WEIR CITY, X IN. Aug. 2l.-rhsre
was an exciting chase here today by
q dezsn or mote citizens with Win
chesters, after two of the robbers wno
held 10 the Mcdonald county bank
at Pinevills, Mo-, Tuesday, and
robbed 1t OF S5S9.2s.
There wore three robbers, two men
and a woman dressed in mems clothes.
The woman held tho hortes outside
and kept the street clear while her
"palE" looted the safe. They were
pursued aud her horse was shut from
uDter her, but all three escaped.
AT S0utnwest City, /. T., they were
OvsrlAken, AMI one VI the men, Whit
TenDysoD, was 80 badly won nded thai
he WAS captured anu gave the names
OF the Others, man nRmsd PatRtr
and his wife, who was recently d.
vOTosd here from her hutbsu, Jamvr
Russell.
The couple were followed here {, ID y
10y Cashier j. w. Shields OF the Nj.
Donald county bank ana u. w, Smith
hn1 J. ID. Yesrgin OF Sou u west CITY,
WIN hal information that the robbery
was originated by "Biil" Hubbard ..
tnis place, brother OF the Parker
woman, AID hau IN thsir possessiou n
driving outlining their plans.
Hubbard was arrested on tue streets
anu pctse started tor the house OF
SAMUEL Hubbard, the father, near
town, TO capture tho woman and her
husbhud, The house ives surrounded
aud she was arrested, but PARKER oou
not be found. H. is thought to he In
tuis vicinity. "Bill" Hubbard anu
lhn woman were taken by the officer,
across tue Missouri line ~ be put IN a
Il Ain for PInevllls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
SEALS DIniNIsIIING.
Dr. Jordan Says tho Americans wsrs
ntgbt In their Predictions.

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 22.-Dr.
DAVID Starr Jordan, President OF
| Stanford university, and commissioner.
in.chiei Of the iur teal iD veatigating
cOmmission,aDdG George A. Clarke sec
Rotary Of The commission, VINO arrived
| in Seattle on Inc revenue cutter
Rugh, Captain w. II. Roberts COM
| manning, passed through PJrtlaud
today, en- route for San Francisco,
The party left UpalasRa on the morn
Ing Of Augutt I3 h.
DR.. jordan reports the satisfa ctory
C. mpletion Of the summers investiga-
tons by the commissioners. Mr.. NJ a.
unit, the Cauauisp commissioner,
has already lett the Pribyloff islsnds,
| and the British commissioner, Pfesi-
dent Thompson, was about TO leave on
II. M. s. AmpDiou. Mr.. Lucas, Of
| the American commission, remsined
behind Tor q week or ten days anu
will TO direct to Gan Francisco ON the
steamer Dsl Norte.
President Jordan said regarding the
result OF his latest Investigations: The
breeding grounds show shriDkEge OF
about is per cent over the conditions
OF last season; the hauling grou Dds -
shriphage o. ss per cent. This lie
about wbat was predicted by the Amer.
lean commission lsst year, and their
conclusions are fully vindicated in all
important regards.
The primary cauPe of thrlnksge Of
females on tbs breeding & Ounds is the
peIagic catch OF Last fall and the pres.
snt spripg. To this is addeo the loss
due to starvation Of orphaned pups In
1894. This starvation Ia 1894, affect.
lug, as IL do, in like measures the
m ,Ie herd, 10 the csuse OF the diminu.
ton OF killabls seals on tue hunting
gr-uadr.
Tho decline OF the herd IL every.
where more distinctly marked than IL
WIS last year, owink TO the II .cts OF
the resumption of ptlaglc killing In
Beting ses after the modus viveDul OF
1893. For 1893 the shrnHago
tue destruction In 1894 OF
tema!es, killed. Thus tho evil fleets OF
pelsglo sealing In any particular year
arc still most clearly Ielt three and Iour
years after. Even II ,pelagio sualing
snould be Biopped At once, the decline
OF the herd must 60 on until after 1900,
becsuts Of The after Ell CT, due TO tho
destruction OF nursing and unborn
odsprIug.
the pelaglc fleet In Boripg Sea num-
berH about twsnty-nine vessels, ~
against sixty.eight last year. Vhe re-
TO tod calcueB are light and uDprofita-
be, No telzures have been made.
The only now TAcE made known this
year hiss been that pAraaitic worm.
/ C festiug the sandy roakefy aresa, ls
the csnse OF large port OF the early |
morlsiiIy among pups, which was a.
cribed In nfeueIal way iaet year To |
This eRrly mortality as a
whOie shows u decrense relative TO the |
Increased number II animals,
Branding o. young female seais, |
winch will be begun after September |
LIST, will he carried on by Col. Murray,
onisi agent ON tue islanue, anu Mi. Il.
10. Farmer, electrician. The sklns VI
the brs pdrd cows returned lDls year to
tue ISLANDS snow clearly the perms-
nsncy OF this mark anu Its tmoleney
10 render the ekin untaiesple wi5hoIt
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Injury to tho animal or tn The herd.
Branding has the same effect on the
lur hero that branding calves or
shearing sheep has on these classes Of
animals. This idea that the seals
might be driven away by branding Is
sheer nonsense. rhe catch OF the
sehooeer from the Japan coasI, report
90 to have takeo branded skins there,
was examined in Unala.bR by Capt.
Hooper, and no sucn tkins were found.
Nor were any branded skins known to
have been taken On the Asiatic coast.
ihe seals entering this coast are dil-
unct specie
the salt lagoon on ST. Paul Island
has been fenced, ana The males, too
young to be kiileu this year, VIII be
herdei there until The close Of peiagio
scaling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
A JEALOUS NEGRO.
shcois His wife mud is Killed by
citizens.

shcois Ills wife nnd IL Killed by
TENNILLs, Ga, Aug. eat Lovett
THIS evening Legro, eurakel from
"Dilnd tiger" whisky, killed one u
tue town's leading mGrchauts and q
p9pulnr oitiz n, dangerougiy woundeI
negro woman ana himself was ehOt
To death by a posse OF citizens.
Inc negro, named AuuIew Green,
wss Jealous Ul his wife Il nd ioI bsus b er
visitIUg the town. His wife on Sun.
day evening disobeyed hi, commands,
came to tue village, Groou pursuing
ner. He found Der near the depot IT,
a crown with number OF other per.
sone, aud without warming opeusu
hie ON her vito pistol. He shot
wide ot his mark, Two shots taking
effect In the thigh and side OF au uu.
oheuding womaU.
Realizing wnat he had done, Green
maue us'h to escaLe. George Heath,
pr minent white cnizs got ia his
way aud ttled to hOls HIM, when Green
toek deliberate aim anu ebot HIM
between the eyer. Heath uied slmJst
ius.anly. Ia a short time posse o.
MY msn went In hot pursuit. He was
captured, brought back 10 Town, Tiled
anu soUt.
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For Performing Official Functions In
Divurco Case,

WOODSTOCK, W., Aug. 22.--Thoms as
g. seAver, II judge OF Windsor cJunty,
was shot this morning by William w.
LawreDce while standing on the
piazza OF mis- residence, the bail pene.
ttating mis- right lung, lodging under
the sh .ulder blade. The wOunded
man 10 reported ~ resii ug quietly to ..
night, and the attending physician
thinks he will recover, although his
age, beyond TO yearv, will tell agains;
him. LswIsncs surrendered him.
self to the snsrIff after the shootin X
ami was lodged in jail.
Mrs. Lswrencs some time ago lett
her husDsud, aud Judge Sesvsr sp.
pointed guardian or her seven-ysar-
old daughter. The Judge afterwsrI
istueu an injuu clion Restraining Law.
renee from interfering with the cnIld,
unu Incurred Lswree ce's hatred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
WILL REEF las WHEAT
Russia Does Not Propose to be De.
prtvsd oil breaIstun.

PHILADELPHIA, AuG. 22- The
Press viii soy tomorrow: Word has
been received at the port that the
Russian government Is meditatiug tue
promulgsuon Of decree prohibiting
the export OF wheat Owiug TO the
small crops in southern RussIs, aud
tuis report 10 causing some uneasiness
80 those interested. Tine effect OF this
contemplated action viii he to create @
strong active demand for tonnage In
the Black sea 60 that as much grain %
possible may be shippei before the
prob lbition takes effect. This in itseil
would be calculated to force up frelghls
on vessels loading here.
A well known shipping man In this
city said that this eon,rm plated action
OF the Russlsn government makes IL
almost u setIlsd TACT inat Europe must
look TO the United states to nil her or.
dets for cereals. Just what Increase OF
business this meAns Tor Philadelphia,
New York anu Baltimore alone 10 In.
calouiable. This shipments OF grain
from Philadelphia, which already are
the largest on record, Will reach figures
IN excess of what has been the most
sanguiue expectations OF shippers.
Within tDe urxi few weess csTgoss
Of grain viii he shipped from here to
ports IN the Adristic sea, 10 AlarssiIlts
and Alexandra, Egypt,
This In itself serves to confirm the
rumUred pr0hibitoTy oXporI law on the
Russian government, for unleas some.
lning u the Riuu is contemplated II
would be Nh unusual action to make
tuch imports from pore at such u de.
lance.
Among the fixtures madelftr NJ d
terrsUean ports may be n1en,iousu ,..u
British ship Plctou, WHOM Dads either
mere or al Baltimore, $4,000 quarters o.
grain for Cork for ORDERS ut Is. 6J.,
with option VI Marsellies or 81. Louis
on the Rnous at H., and the steam.
chip Ruysdsll, IL 900 quarters Tor Cork
s)r orueIs Of 3. IS d, All Adriatic four
Ihippints, - f..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23

weekly clesn IN ~ the placer com
pHny from the tflice to IL Tn 'nr ship
ment they wero stopped by two men
n snort distance from the tilloe and
compelled 10 deliver the fet0Tt, valued
between 81 900 and IS 900. The rob.
uers took their arms anu started up tn,
mountain Bide. The guard ran back
e. the flee and secured rifle and
fred several snots 81 the robbers, who
re urpe1 the fire. None OF the enots
TOOK effect. A large posse is In pursuit
OF the men,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
aOLD ruOn TIE NORM.
Steamer PoriIn all said 10 be Bringing
Nix Tons.

Steamer PoriInad said 10 be Bringing
AK Tons.
TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 2l.-F. +,
Riley, VINO arrived on the steamer Ell
der Angus, 10, brought out SS5, 900 In
pold from the Klonuike, anu tonight
displayed the nuggets and uust to all
admir- u crowd.
Mr.. Riley worked his claim in con,
junction with f. Flanigan and Z.
O'Brieu, who are now on their way 10
PenDsy lvnnia with an equal SHARE OF
gold. They report that thousands Of
rich strikes have been made this
spring anu summer, and the trio value
their two claims ut IS, 0O0,O
Riley ssys when lie lett there was
nesrly six tons OF gold ready TO begin
To be shippei down on the Portland.
They confirm the reports OF rich
strikes on Stewart river, and say that
great excitement prevails and thOus-
ands are rushing to the new miDee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
wiz No, Cavern by INJUNCTION.

EMPoBIA, KAN, Asg. %. The
plnu VI Altorn.y General Boyle to
egjoln the railroad eonpaniss opsral-
ing In Kansas irGnl collecting more
Tor the hsuiing OF live stock lhau Is
allowed under the recent order OF the
board o railrosd com mitsloners, W hich
order fofbs ds the railroads charging
by the hundred pourds for oarlsa1
lots, has mel with 1ecided setback
mere.
Toe attorney general had prepared
injunction proceeding against all tue
RAILROADS. involved, anu proposed TO II
uis petitions IN every county court lu
tho state. But when the attorney
general appeared here before Judge
Randolph the judge refused to gIsut
me preliminary Injunction. Judge
Rsndolph declared that he did Aot
believe IN government by iDju motion,
ana asserleI that in any event he
would not grant even n temporary In.
iu d elton untl the ue,endants could bs
present. He Therefore named Wednes.
Jay next "a the date Tor u bearing OF
tbs application for a Temporary ipjunc-
don.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
Not IN Anarchist.

NEW York, Aug.-Mannel.P lause,
the supp.Beu Spsnish anarchist, who
arrived here on the Cunsrd liner
Umbsia, yesterday, has proved to the
salsiactign OF the federal authorities
that he Is not an an anarchist, but
much peTtecuted Cuban patriot. He
visitsu tne barge otiios to Jay ami pre-
seoteh pioots OF his statement, which
entiefiej the Uill cials, anu he will not
he muissted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 22.--j. b.
hloU, young white man, soot snd
killed his wife toujgbt at the home OF
her mother In East Nashville. He then
hiliei his acknowledgements ting him
twice. He shot himselI Twice, iufllct-
Ing iatal wounos
hieb, wesk q o, filed a bill for di
sorce, alleging inriuelily. Today he
WINS Arfsstev, Charged win kidnapping
one OF the children, aud II is supposed
sue arrest enfaged him and lsd TO the
commission OF tue crime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23

CANTON. o., Augu.l 22,-Merchant
foioeni.u Charles Hemmiuger sur.
pnsea pufglsrs in the bisemen at OF the
Isaac II rter & Sons SsvIugs bank
earIy tins morning. The gustu OF the
party opened fire Oh the . fill ser and the
latter shot QUE OF the men, who bad
oaen In the cellar. Tue burglar died
at tue hospital later with ut revealing
ms idep,ily. The burglars hal a dig
lot OF tuois and explosives In the cellar,
anu Were, no uVubI, professionals.
Inc bank is strong Une and generally
believed TO contain large sum VI
IN Jney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
WHiTECAPs OUTRAGE,
Allegation sh., lao Of hem Assaulted
Three Aormons.

COLUMBIA, y, c., Aug. 90 -Raids
ny "ni'ecaps have been OF frequent
occurrence within tne last lew days in
Falfhslu anu Kershsw counties.
ILtss raids have besn altogether
sgai at tho Mormon Elders ana theiI
Smpslhigsrs.
Va Saturday night band Of 100
m'sSed whiiecRps went to louise
ABOUT four miles below Gam eo, In
buelah section, iook cut the three
Motmon Elder, s,riypeu them ana
auMlnistereu whipping.
IL 10 supposed that the wbitecape
utne IN suy lrJm Fairfield and tnsl
.he Murmou Eldere.wbo were whipped
we're Tue ones tDat escaped the white
,als on previuus occasion at the
aJute OF man named Sharp.
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20. 1921

Train No. 2 leaves Ogden 6:45 a. m,
sat Lake 1850 II. IN, arrive at Pueblo
200 u. M, Colorado Springs 7ilS a. M.
Denver 9:3 a. m.
Train No. leaves Ogden 6:35 p. M,
sat Lake $40 p. M, arrive at Pueblo
300 p. M, Colorado Springs $40 p. m,
Denver DPS p. m.
connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
springs and Denver with all lines east.
h'egant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take the
~, q X q. and have comfortable trip
arc, ana enjoy the finest scenery on the CON-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23

GRANITE, Colo, Aug. 2l.-A rob.
berry Vceuriei here toosy ia DroaI dsy
igDt wnicu hae thrown ths place irso
, STATE Of grelI txoitemsn..
As the messenger, accompanied by
IN armed guard, wAs Carrying tbs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23

year,, killed his ather, Andrew Ore.
g., agei Go, with IN AK, nearly Yer.
iut the besu nom thu bJuy. The
murderer then ba1e auIeu TO his wifi
anu walked twenty-tour miles to
iowa, where he gave himself up.
The murder roeuiIeu from quarrel
over chickens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23
Cherokee Inuiau Disnn,e,,on.

CHELSEA, [. T., Aug. 22.-Today
the report reached hero that the Kee-
iowa society. an organization among
the Cherokee lnli-olool Inlians, had
threatened personal dsmAgs to the
members OF the Cherokee commission,
SHOULD they enter into an agreement
with the Dawes com mission look ing to
thei destiucIon OF the tribal govern,
ment, anu Rs Il result there 10 much
stlr In iul!.blooa circles OF this district.
1t hRs been privately known for
some time that tho organization was
very much aver.e to the treaty, buG
that they should openly threaten meets
with much surprise. It was the Keu.
towas who, last winter, sent @ Iuil.
blood teiegaiion to Washing.
lon to endeavJr 10 persuaue
Congress to prevent their government
extiLction, and they also IRE the
leaders OF the scheme to emigrate all
their Indians 10 Mexico when their
government Is abolished. This 30.
oitty has abou; 800 members in this
district and control the politics OF the
nation. The citizens Of this district
sro fearful lest the iull-blooGs will
arise In asma TO prevent any action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23

FiTTtBuRG, Pa, Aug, ~ Unity, a
lulainy tnc new Pitsoufs, Besst mer
= h,ke Enc railway, Is beeping up It,
'.IuiAliou flr riGtuDd biOudsbed. A
'mt il't'zeu Hot anu ihIet or four in'
u wv. ual fghls during The progress OF
"n'ch one man WAS fatally shJi anu
'ahumerabls wounus Inflicted on
"nsIs, occurred aurlng the usy. II lie
,A.u mat neAr,y pli the degrees Ia ~.
sau'p ale aimed with fevOivsfs aul
''EIs, Anu arc ReDsIsly iiwI.ss eel
meD. All oJhoerued III touay's uo.
@gs were col rec.
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>, ."lLLIAAsBuRd, KY. Aug. o.
s''aA"y ouH,Nan, convicted yesterday
., 'he Tspe u Sarah Lawson anu sen
.ehced to 20 years IN the peni,entiaty,
wes tskvu from jail last night By b
MOP and bung ON the timbsrs OF he
rouniy bridge scrots the Cumberland
nvth The iynch,, & occurred at one
o'el0ek this IN, rning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-23

4<AASSS&fS uAy az, lSgl.
Leave saIt Lake city.
No. le-For nlnghhm............... ;,56n.m.
No. 2-for Provo, Grand Junction
ana ali polntt LAst....-..... $40 a. IA.
No. t-lor Provo. Irind Junction
~ ana all po,nts East. ;......... 1'IOp IN.
No. O-tor bingham. MI Pleasant,
Manu, beknap, Nichneld and
M ali intermediate loints,;,.;. l's5 p. IN.
~ points...,. .;:.............. $3.50 p. IN
~ and al inttrmedlate points 5 100 p. m
suI ogutn ana lhe W ost.... VAC y, m.
~" i-f OF oSueh ana tho west. 1880 y. m.
Arrive Sail Lake CITY.
No. l-From bingham. Provo. Grand
No junction ana iht sast..,...... 1920 p. m.
No - rom Provo, Bingham lure. III
Ia, klch1eld. Helknnp hanu
and all intermediate points. si25 II. IN,
70 from oRneh ana The West. s'3b n, IN,
No. 6-trom ogden and informed
~ ia,e points; ....;,... ......... l;sop.m.
ana I'll intermediate points 10 90 a m
only lne running through Pullman Alacs
sleepirg cars SAT- Lake City TO San Francisco:
halt Lake city to Denver via Grand Junction
ana SAT- Lste city TO Kansas City and CHICAGO
via Colorado points
Through tourist or family slyepers without
change, 70 hansas CITY, Chlcago and Boston
Free reclining char cars salt Lake TO ben.
ver. No change; close connections. Safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket OlllCe, 1903 v. End South,
GPostotace eorner.)
ID. @. DODGY. Gen. Manager.
=. II. BABCOCh. ITano Manager,
y. A WADLklGH. neBn Pass Agt.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD

The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leaovi'le. Aspen Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
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u WiNNlpio. Nan, Aug 22 -Nen'
"uheW0uu, Adam Gregg, aged -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-10
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.

ubmitted-Bertha Wood Burford
VS.. Nat NJ. Burford, ct. al, from Dali
las; r. & II. Smith & Co., ct. al, VS..
E. w. Taber, from Dallas.
Motions overruled-Southern Pacific
Co, VS.. w. H. Booth & Co., from Bex-
ar, for rehearing; f. E. McManus, ct
al, VS.. e. X. Orkney, from Walker, for
reharing; T. & II. Smith & Co., ct. al,
VS.. E. w. Taber, from Dallas, to dis.
miss appeal; Geo. w. Hauley, ct. al,
VS.. John II. Brooks, Jr., ct. al, from
Jefferson. for additional conclusions
of fact; Tyler Southwestern Railway
Co., VS.. Burrell Wheeler, from Smith
for certiorari.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-10
AWFUL WRECK.

Princeton, Ind, March 10.-Passen-
ger train No. on the Evansville and
Terre Haute railroad went into a ditch
at HazeltOn this morning. The EN-
bankment gave way from the strain
of water from White river. The en-
tire train now lays in ten feet of wa
ter 1t is known that fifteen peo-
pie were killed. 1t is reported that
Conductor Stinson and Engineer Sears
and the fireman were taken out dead.
A number of Indianapolis people
were among the people in the wreck.
No names are yet obtainable. An ex-
press messenger named Hill who ar
rived from Terre Haute at IL o'clock
said information was received at that
place that all the passengers in the
day coach are dead and are still un'
der water and the sleeper is lying OF
top the coaches.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-10
THE DISTRICT COURTS.

The case of the estate of r. A. Hous
ton against May Jeffries, suit for debt
is on trial by jury in the Thirty-sev.
enth District court.
ROsanna Moran was granted di-
vorce from J. H. Moran by Judge
Green yesterday.
Judgment was rendered for defend
ant in case of +. B. Wright ct al.
VS.. ThOs. C. Nelson ct al, for manda-
mus, and plaintiff gave notice of ap-
peal.
In the Forty-fifth District court
judgment was rendered for plaintiff
in a case of r. E. Sadler against Pat
rick Madden, appeal from Justice
court.
A case of Stephen p. Hurd, against
Hiram McLane, suit for damages, was
dismissed for want of prosecution.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-10
HOT FROM HOUSTON.

Houston, Texas, March 10.-Special.
VIM. Nusher, II years old, was
bound over to the grand jury this
morning for assault to murder. He
stabbed his playmate Isaac Jones, in
the back and breast in quarrel over
kites.
Capt. John III. Long has announced
his intention of erecting brick block
of 10 warehouses on Congress avenue.
VIM. Falwood, Marble Palace sal
Don, assigned this morning. Liabili-
ties $500.