Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-20

MATTERS the governor acts in n iudlciai
OF quasi judicial capacity. and there
.ore ne cannot be mandamused. chief
Lees y insistent that the governor acts
W such cases as ministerial ofricer
simmons. the Indiana sheriff. was
entirely successful In his effort To- splrit
uls prisoner, Charles n. Cadwaiiader.
the alleged embszzior. over inc s.,te
line and out q the range OF cailtorni,
habeas corpus proceedings. The speciai
engine and car which had been char
etsu oy simmons. was stopped a. a
way station between Coifax and Hiue
canyon by slmmons. who with cldwni-
iader' awaited the c1r.b0und ovari1nd
train, which they quietly boarded md
crossed the state line on aehr.tut,
time. IL IL understood mat betye' n
sacramento and Colfax several 49,
tempts 70 nag ihe Grain were made bv
o,ncsr-' pnt a. me special had the right
Oh way All signals were ignored
y. ". SINGER, found dead In bed in a
Mlsslon street lodging house, san
tranelsco. cVldenily expired from a
henorrh e. When his trunks were
examined AZ the c1r0ner's 0fiee ne
deputies were surprised 20 nnJ tto 6do
In government bonds. 1906 In r,ii ,,l,i,,
and nfiy certificates OF stock ia ~
Spring Valley water c9mpanv
bank book showed that h. mai ss7s a.,
deposit In the Silver Bow N,tior.i
bank. and n letter refers 60 a divid'nn
OF 20 per cent on enim of i7.el7 Mold
nj bank % Helena. which b,d Nh
placed 20 his credit by the rscsiver Il,
that Institution. lie was a Mo-.
odi Fellow and Mye,ic shrlncr IN. 4,
ntid to have once been n prr.,i,.,,s
citizen OF Butte. In san Frinciaeo h.
led very aule, life.
The steamer Australia arrived 4, O..
Francisco early this fTuaadavt f,.,.,.'
ing from Hawail Generai Nerrt,,,,
commander " she department 81 c,ti,'
iorni1, who has been In Honolulu. w.
one o. the passengers. he waa accom-,
pailled on the voyage by LlcuieH,nfs
gravcs and Bennett Of his sian
Everything was quiet when 4br &C.,,
Or left The people We're jnblltnt o,',
annexation. and were Interesting thrfn.
selves In all efforts 60 make tha -.
eminent % the islands similar 4, it,,s
" me United States The Officer ~
nc Australia say the Arizona. v,tth
Troops Tor Manila. sailed on fhs itfb
ms ana the scandal, with ttpnpa and
,ss.ssuFc. was 20 leave on Tuesday. sbr
lalh' The Australia brought IN 6ve
sick soldiers. Among thsm w,,. ~ ~
,.nania wallace and Tony. OF Inc Tirl,
NV YORK volunteers, and three mi.
yates from the Mlnncah.a. Ngrfh ~.
koia anti Montana regiments 80
tenant Hunt OF the Fourteenth r.g,,i,-
infantry was ais, "a plsssneer ~
vas tlken VI In Honolulu with tynhaid
fever and after he was c5nv, i. 49,.
was granted sick leave. '''''sn'
There was great SOY amopg a..
troops At the Preside. Cal. Ne,as,'
Nhen the oiiicial orders were re@si,,.',i
from Washington DIRECTING ,tcr 49,
men now encamped there TO proceed no
Manila. The sorrow huns heavy over
me camps % the Sixth. Seventh AMI
Eighth California regiments. tho eli
hornia heavy artillery the Fourth
United states cavalry. The di.appolnt.
cd ones were sOrely tried. but moi a
Whlmpcr was heard outside the tents
where little forlorn groups gathered 4,
discuss the good fortune q the lucky
regiments. The Californian are non
Ing almost against hope that they win
yet receive the lnng-louked. for orders
The JOY Of the TcnnesHcoana was par
ticularly demonstrntivo. aud their
rebel yen" could be heard at almost
any time during the day. Their bands
played Joyous airs. and there was a
general feeling OF mirth In evidence an
day. The other regiments were almost
ns badly affected. The cnthualaHm
spread even 10 the officers and ofiirlat
dignity was relaxed during the nrut
outbreaks, but later In the day quiet
was restored. but SIN there Il a buzz