Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-29

| The day after the Kansas regiment was
pnld on the cNprcas Office nlun tool,
$4,000. practically an Of which went
I home 70 the mothers 0f Kansas volun-
teers'Sgme or these Kansas soldiers sent
~ much MS S25 our of the $50 received
inr thelr INST two months service and
inhny gave the folks at home moro than
3 half thor earnings over 10000 Letters
/ AMI eight sacks ~ papers are SEM away
IalIN by the Camp Merritt post0fHco.
From six thousand TO eight thousand
letters ana about twelve sacks Of pa
pors has been the daily average OF in
coming mail for the soldiers.
+. u. Darcy. ex.mayor Of Salem.
or and late candidate on the fusion
Ticket FOR Judge Of the state circuit
court. and Attorney s. 8. r. Richard
son and John a. Cauon were arrested
Tuesday night on a warrant sworn Co
by Judge II. =. Boise. The successful
cnndldntc for Circuit Judge. charging
thcm with tnmporing with the election
returns IN the county clerks ONCE be-
forr the vote was Cnnvasaad. Samuel
Roberts. nirhtwntchmnn nt tho court
house, nt the preliminary examination
Tuesday night. testified that h. saw the
three defendants and T.. V. Ehlen.
county clerk. now absent from the city.
enter the court house about midnight
Clerk Ehlen leave the building with a
roll under his arm.
Major General Merritt expects 10
reach Manila by July 20. or August I.
at the very latest BEFORE his arrival
General Green viii have consulted with
Admiral Dewey na 10 the advisabllity
n making n Joint attack on Manila.
Genral Mcrrltt's installation as COVER
nor general viii be- attended with M iit-
tie ceremony nH possible. In his pro-
clumatiun he will assure the people that
their forms 81 wotrhip and churches
win not be intorforod with. This will
hc made clear, aa viii also the fact
that property ~ not 20 be cunnfcatrd
IN order TO onset concentrations o, the
contrary which have ben made By
agents ~ Spain. The general has re-
queHtcd tho war department toappolnt
Major r. L. Hathhnno nH his personal
representative IN san Francisco.
Laramie boomerang; n was sad !
shock 20 the loyal people of Laramie |
sunday evening 10 learn that there had |
been n collision between two NJ the Sec
tluns NJ the train taklngTorrcy'H caval- |
rs To- Jack aunVlllo, ana the reported |
death ~ four men and the woundlng |
N dozen created n great deal " an. |
Nioty. 4 dispatch from Lieutenant |
Herbert urocs % his parents yesterday |
afternoon conveyed the nrat informa-
ton ~ the Incident and the fact that |
h. had escaped. Samuel Wallace. |
the father NJ one ~ the unfortunate
young men, received a dispatch early |
in the evening announcing the death
NJ his son. The parents wcrc shocked
that their H1n should have lost h.H ne
In ruch q manner. Wiiilo was but seven
teen years old. but was onihuHcd
hy me martial spirlt Of the day. and
with q noble patriotism enlisted over
ouWlnF the objections ~ hlH parents
lnd marching forth In defense ~ biz
country iio was known 90 nearly
everyone IN town nH r. rnnd hoy Ho
was born and raised IN Laramie. was
ID good hpwom1n Tor one ~ HE years |
Hts parents have tDlrgr1phrd 90 have
biz remains sent home flr burial but
Il lu not known yet whether this can
be- done. sam Johnson. the other man
killed from Laramie was not 90 woil
known here. hut h. was popular with
his Acquaintance ilp had worked fHf
ora Haley on his ranch fUr o. year or
more past, Just before NUI'Htlrr hp had
boon AZ work for David MoCuIlagh on
bis milk ranch. HIS home was at
Nebraska. H. was III Dan.
IN pnrentnge Cornelius Lehman. ~
Cheyenne, the third man killed In troop
=. the Laramie troop. was brother OF |
Daniel Lcnihnn. who used n work ln
he shops here. The deceased had been
living In Cheyenne recently
Ina NJ ~ sudden Insanity Sunday
morning Ernest browning attempted