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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10

for peace There urc ssvcrLy-nve or
Nv IN .hn parry men. wuintn uni Ui1i-
dfcn. They wfd. Into camp about Ave
miles iron the agency. and Mfh-uo-
Gay BOW caleb on Gen. Bacon ~ once.
lie siii chni he had aid she hoaiiils
on fhe Islands has b. -uu'l MOI 20
Win ihem, iitr he and his friends were
or peace Win ne wake mon ana tlit
they were going g1 rhs agency "Ail
r.ghL" said the hotiliJs. nconinliiy.
tell them VIVA. we are doing" AMI
they allowed Mah-Go-uay- 90 de-
pair In peace.
kan win min ga kn IA zin." siid
she Old man. when he WIS proceed fur
Information az .l che rimhsr OF hos
lGelr iuiCraiius Tor chc fgurc. THE
being Interpreted. munns; II don't
know anychlng more ahou. g." re
ala say thlt. so far au he know. rlno
of tho hJstiiCs were Killed In me nnht,
but they all say ihls A. 90 how many
indians were actually On iha w1ffuih,
ihe aEcrry indlans goo disposed o. Nlii
she number down SO fpm ming under
100, ard u1nny Vf them say shat fnsrs
nifty.
Dr. iiar has prepared a paper when
the indians are hIirn uskfd g. alrn as
fast ls nCy come ir.l .he agency. Al
i alr"dy signed hy Nlre ghln 100 In
dams, incluf'uE "a dozen or ngefn uf
che head man and chHf1. N m Fla.
Mouth down. " realf zee f0inwss
To iho crca. Faih.r. Washinrion.-.
We. the uudcrsirufd ,as Chippown-
illslger Indians 0fgha f.rrch Lako eca-
gvitiln IN Mlnncrp;a depi1ra snf OUT
hfeak " r1wn OF our hf hrfn urlu
ihis y servR.lnn. and believing you de-
sire mss jufilre rf1ii be- done in y,iur
dealinFs WITH rf we have. 'nrrtflrf.
r.s1lv On council assembled. Go re-
main hyal i1 ;hH limited States aud
tlendli 30 our whte brethren. mi we
egreo 20 use Our iunufuh wan our
fH.nis ana feittivsa y Tho Hfsr tiand
Indians tn hy iuwn ihgir arma and
quIrily submit 90 she auarlrlIca " the
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Tie Thrcstens 20 Dlssrm Al rsrti.. Con.
csrnri IN the Coal strife

Springfield. Ills. Oct. io.-Govcrnor
Tanner has had shlrp controversy
over the telephone with Manager Lu-
kena of the Chicago Vrdrn company
IN frgard 10 the sending OF troops 20
Nlrdcn, whore the operators have been
planning 20 use Imported negroes % MI
the places " EtrlkerA Manager Lukena.
In reply 10 a question, said h. proposed
90 Import labor. and would operate his
mine, II Necessary, az the muzxlea OF
WlncheaterH. Governor Tanner said he
would not send troops 10 assist the
operators In running their mines with
Imported labor. and II the operators at
tempted to enforce their Ideas In regard
TO NlnchgstefH. h. would lgnd the Ma
uonal Guard 10 Nificn 10 disarm all
In regard TO the situation at Pan
Governor Tanner sald II the operators
persisted IN employing Imported labor
he would withdraw the troops from that
place.
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n IL Claimed Mrs. o.orrs WIN Put Up the
Flea OF AN Ami.

Canton. o.. oct. io.-President and
Mrs. Mckinley have remained In the
BARBER house since their arrival here.
neetinE only members Of the family.
Private funeral services over the re-
mains u Mr.. Raxton viii be- held from
The Barber residence at o'clock this
Afternoon. conducted by Rev. y. o.
Milligan OF tho First Presbyterian
church. The President will Join the
cabinet NJ p'st, his private car being
attached 70 the special train. Mrs.
Mckinley will remain In the city for a
lev days.
rhc night was without Incident IN
lh' coll u the prisoner, Mrs uoorFc.
" u claimed the defense will be an
AMI and that the shots were fired by
man In womhn'n Earb. A postal
card dated Springfield. o.. October sih.
Addressed 20 the chief Of police. Canton.
BY xxx. says.
q. KILLED fuston and am not sorry for
w. catch me II you can" has been re-.
,slNed BY Mayor Rice. The coroner
RESUMED the examination OF witnesses
hla fnornlng and the number OF his
nst Indicates that his examination will
hot Be concluded for several days.
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The hsmains Of tho Murdered Man Con.
signed 10 their ast Resting Place.

Canton, o., oct. iO.-The funeral SER
vices over the remains Of George ID.
sahton, held AZ the NJ. g. Barber resi-
asnee a. o'clock this morning. were
yer, short and simple.
,,aahey were conducted by Rev. q. n.
sugan, pastor OF tho First Preaby-
sr.h church, the home church OF the
w saa,ons, a''aisted by the Rev. c. y,
Nahehrstet. paatnr " the First Meth.
Gust church. with which President
ehlhey N associated. In the presence
me relatives and nearest friends
NuAfWt, touchingly sang hymn at
e opening Rev, Mllllgan read a
souon " scripture and DR.. MancheH-
W .urfcd prayer. There We're no re-
a'ha made BY either clergyman. when
az hegleeH were over the family took
e nsF PLACES In tho carriages In the
W. carriage were President and Mrs.
s,,sshHlley and Mr.. and Mrs Barber.
sias relatives and near friends In
an, sa'hs Webb c. Hayes, following In
80 'eirlhseh, Many people gathered
apoul the Barber residence and ali
suk lhe route which was taken by tho
v'rlal cortege TO West Lawn cemetery
,.sl" the remains were consigned 10
49,, last resting place In the Saxton
,JN lot Here the two usual SER
man. e'eihS-
pIne many floral offerings sent TO the
hsvsdent and members OF the family
ssae heen added food OF telegrnma
!. letters from aympaihizlng friends
~ parts OF the world. Among The
na,s lges received was a cnbiegrain OF
sssnaolence 10 the President and the
iliy from the American peace COM
n1'l.sloners In Paris. Messages were also
ssss'Nen from nearly all OF the Amer.
80. alhlpmnis and representa- lives
ib,gaa' The diplomatic corps at Wash
exnra n mas ben particularly generous In
thPinn.Allls aud tokens OF sympathy 10
H. Ie,ldent and 10 the afiiIoted,fa
s5r W his hrlef walks about tho city
,,''.., S,AeIelne az well as about the house
tsple of all classes, Workinkmen and
,hess and professional mon have
nresss,Mnere given 10 the Preidept ex-
siiaalohs OF deepest sympathy and con.
~ ,nee' some among the most frequent
h,n.n ,oh. sympathetic callers al the
a,ers nave been Returned volunteer sol
hu.s W we army sent 20 Cuba several
nu.ea q whom are here on furloutrh'
sn Mckinley the Prerident,.
"'S"S"' who II home on a f,lriansh AZ,
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nnIrIsm srr,urn ~ rInr.
Laden with i,ooo.ooo uailons ~ an Nh.
Make Hot nlase,

Philadelphia. oct iO.-The nrlilsh
steamer Wheehawken "a aground and
on nrc on Cherry Island Flats In the
Delaware river, about twenty miles
below this city. Wcchtwkcn cleared
from this port for Venice on Saturday
with a cargo of over i.0ol 900 gallons OF
oil valued no about 10000.
The pilot OF the German steamer
Guthert, from Plymouth Tor phlladel-
phia, which arrived AZ Marcus Cook
this morning, says the Wcohawken will
be nt total loas.
The crew escaped from the burning
vessel and are alongside Ia a small boat
The flames are coming out u the fun
nels and the bunkrrr and the fire 10
afi, but there ~ little Likelihood Of COM
inning II 10 hiatt part Of the vessel, The
Wcrhiwken Is owned hy the Weehaw-
ken Steamship company, ana IA char
tered by the Standard on company
She Is $40 feet long, 20 beam, y depth
% hold. with a gross tonnage Of 2,1S5.
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FIRST ACT AT CANTON.
NJ. George in the Court Answers 10 Charge
Of Murder.
bstsstu IN NuSTy GAY ATTIRE
\, rn,er. a rics Of "Sot Guilty 20 tho
charge Of shcoting the Presidents
Iroihsr. in-tsw.

+. canton. ohio, oct. Joanna II.
n,,rrs charged with the murder OF
c.erre D. sAxion. was brought into
+ Su-,lce Relgncr's courtroom today In the
e,.;ody o. Constable Charles Henry. to
mic her plea to the anldavit charging
H. with murder. Ions before the hour
M opening court. the courtroom was
Irllcd with men and women. all anxious
10 see Mrs George and hear her plead
~ the charge against her. Az she en-
red the courtroom. she, assisted by the
'ronstabio. made her way through the
|erpwd and took hc- paaN at the coyft
a able She was clad In a plaid skirt OF
- gray color and Eaily colorcd ahirt
Mast. and a jaunty hat trimcd In the
scason's style. She looked uuconcerned
and asonnely did not realize the mo-
mentoua question which she was soon
30 make answer TO the court
4 The eyes x everybody In the court.
|rnum wer upor-> ~ she gaHed about
-fhc room. Pros outing Attorney POM
|crenc W. /ihe first consul to put In an
InppearanCe. and he spent some time In
booking over the criminal code Of laws
In few minutes Mrs. Georges cnun-
nj. Attorney John G. welty. Mayor
James N. Rice and James A. Sterling.
I entered the room.
Attorney welty and Rice took seats
on either aide Of Mrs. George. and At
fornry Wclty held a lengthy conference,
md then asked for the afiidavit THIS
was given him by Justice RelEncr. aud
while Il was being examined. Attorney
j. J. Grant. a close friend of counsel,
npcut some time In looking over the
4 criminal laws and mon Attorney weliy
\ aaid they were ready for the arraign-
t. ment He said they desired 10 waive
the reading Of the afildavlt and enter a
. plea Of not guilty 10 the charge.
Prosecutor pomercne said that they
had a right 10 waive tho reading of
the afidavdi. but that the prisoner must
answer for herself aH 20 her CUNT OF In
noccncc. with this statement by the
prosecutor. Justice Reigner asked Mrs.
ueorru n she was guilty or NOT guilty
10 the charge made against her In the
Il afiidavh. Mru George. while seeming
. y not disturbed In the least. but In q
very weak and scarcely audible voice,
ansvcrcd mot guilty."
After TIM arralEnment there was
some little controversy between the at
iorucya as 10 tho time for the prslim-
may hearing.
Prosecuting Attorney Pomercne de-
slrcd 60 have the time for the prclim-
inafy hearing set for Saturday. on ac-
count % engagements IN common pleas
court every day during the week. Mrs.
ucorgc's counssd Insisted In having the
hearing within the statutory time. four
days, and then Pumerune named the
hour for Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
witch was ordered.
Mrs. George was then taken back to
the county jali.
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81. I.ousi. Mo. Oct s.-fom Cooper
was IN stake form TO day at the con.
Guiding days sport - the two days
meeting Of the National Athletic park
By che cyclists Racing association, and
ran Champion Eddie bald TO dead
heat in tn fve-milc championship. won
the iwo.mlie handicap from the thirty
yard mark. defeating all the cracker.
Jacks. and came back In the rich Mound
city handicap at a mile. winning a good
time aftcr having Just dualihed IN Ms
heat.
Arthur Gardiner refused TO compete
with Mal. Taylor. the colored Rider.
Both had ousilned in the nve-milr
championship event, the ttinls OF which
were run On yesterday. Both Gardiner
and Taylor made good their dctermlna-
ton not to compete In sunday racing,
hut bald. who thro ntuned 90 return io
New York last night. decided to "a
main here.
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81. PAU, oct. ia Walker. MINI,
special 10 the Dispatch says
Rev Charles Wright Episcopal min
lster Of the agency, left here today 90
attend the funeral OF his father Chief
white Cloud. who died az White Earth
agency last week. Mr. Wright predicts
sllll further trouble when the soldiers
60 over 10 the mainland.
lie believes that delegltl0 OF IN
dianH could secure the arrest Of the hos.
tiles but they Will never glve In 70 the
soldiers.
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Loyal iSDIAss
my rrl.ndlie. Perform Picket DUTY.

Walker. MINI, oct .. - When the
troops reached The agency they found
that the friendly Indians had them
selves made a p.cket-line covering the
whole line u woods when suirounded
the aettlemant. as many as nfiy OF the
Indians having done picket duty. Now
mai Inc troops are on The ground, these
formal preparatlons Tor defense viii
nrobably be aband0ned. but there Will
be Indian scouts out Az the time ready
10 bring prompt warning OF anything
that even looks dangeroua
Ia1, night Mah-de-Gay-B Bow. one Of
the head men Of ,he rear Island In
dians, arrived on the agency polnt with
twsn.y-seyen canoe-lVles % Nne bcAf
tale rAara com Drlslng eooAA who sra
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Chicago, oct. io.-Thc Chronicle
says
Contrary 60 public belief the battle
ship Oregon and Iowa. recently order
Cd 10 sail from New York 20 Honolulu.
are not destined 20 relnflrce Dewey'a
feet, says Commodore Albert kautz.
the nuNiy appointed commander ~ the
iaclne squadron 90 succeed Admiral
Miller, Commodore kauiE u ln this city
on his way % the Pacific coast Thgre
h, he says. llttle likelihood that the Nes-
sells would 20 10 Oriental waters this
year. lie declare they would femiln
part Of the Paclhc squadron. one or
more OF the great sea r'1i VIII
probably be maintained o - Nly
In Hawaiian waters. ready o. AZ an
lnstant'n notice for the Philippines, but
the commodore II Of the opinion that no
further endorsements viii be- noces-
nary.
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New York. Oct "a dispatch from
Munich, Bavaria, announceH The death
Howard the American authlrcrs. She
was the widow o. Or. Won Tcufcl. for
metiy physician t. the king NJ Wur-
tsmburE. She was known chiefly a. a
novelist, but also contributed mum
her of articles 10 magazines ~ Amctl.
CO. Mime. Won Tcuffel lived Tor years
In Germany, and recently In Munich
where she made a brilliant ara aituc.
tive figure In a circle OF artistic ana
literary minds Of many natlonautiea.
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Vancouver. u. C., Oct. 9.-rhe state
ment comes from Samoa per steamer
Warrlmoo that. had not II. 81. \. Hing
dove been nj Apla when King Mallot9s
died. the Germans would have hulstad
the German fiag AMI seized tho lsiand.
The rumor must b. accepted with re-
serve.
Just before Maiicioa succumbod 90
typhoid fever he Was removed TO- the
residence " the late II. l.. Stevenson,
but the change produced no improve
died.
The consuis Of the trlpartle powers
Issued a proclamation 90 the nafivca.
announcing the kings death ana re-
guessing them TO I'VE quietly In theif
homes until the election ~ a successor
Maliotoa left no will nor ala he indicate
who should succeed him.
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New York. oct. i0--,A dispatch 10 the
hgfald from Playa del Este. cuba,
says.
Work on the spanish cruiser vlscaya
has been abandoned. Divers found nfty
feet az the bottom of the bilge gone.
The wrceklng sug Chapman " here
caaling and viii tow the sharpe from
Santiago today, where rnc has been
provisioning 10 the wreck of the Colon,
Naval Constructor iohnon accom-
pany the expedition.
Half ~ the deck ~ the infanta Maria
the engine room. both engines wcft
turned by hand.
~ n expected than the Teresa Will
leave for NcwYork or Norfolk on Oct
-
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n,lnle,e.m BID. fn.Iec.h i.l,.

Minneapolis. MINI. oct iO-At 1880
o'clock This morning the Fnuriecr'h
Mihnctnin len frr Towns on the Fnss-
ton eNtfnainn 1f the Great Northern
road on The northern border W the
Lgech Lake reservation. Lieut. Col.
lohr.nn was in command nud had with
him Major schnefar. Clpbin HOLMES.
Adjt Whine Capt surgeon Dorsey.
tlruts. natcr iirHhin. Smiley. o..
nrlcn and Quartcrmlrtcr Coke.
The men carried the tents. 100
rounds ~ ammunition and ovfai
days 'rntionr. ThCy are mostly f-am
companies y ara l. but all the twelve
companies are presented. They wiii
p. stationed mostly NJ Farrla and
upmldIl
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Opsn Social Excursions.

The Salt Lake Opera company.
whose reudi,ons Of The queens Lace
Handkerchief are now packing tho
Thotter nightly. viii give ihelr sue
cessful opera In Logan on Wednesday.
In Provo Monday ami IN ogden We'd
nesday, me if,h. A rate of $3.50 Tor
Logan. si.g5 for Provo and 81 for Osden
(r3und lrlpsl has bsen accorded by mo
railroad campany's, The Logan tleke 70
being good tor s@v--.l dAys.
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WILLIAM M'KTNLEY.
The Wrong Side OF Ledger.

Rome oct. blowing 10 1taly'n
inaHcai stralta. tho minister Of marine.
Admiral nlcancyaro. has renowned the
sweeping naval program. involving the
expenditure OF bl00o0.o00 lirv, and will
be satisfied with naval credit this year
Of ss,Ooo.0oo lire. A ministerial crisis Il
thus averted.
II IL expected that the budget for the
current year will show a deficit OF H.
900 900 lire.
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t.,ndon. oct. iO.-Thc morning papers
ron.,e fhe Attenuation OF Tod SlOan's rid
ing saturday at Kempton park where
the American Jockey nnisheoh Isl ~
two races and second In three.
The Times says; The swerNe NOUN
Prospect made on sirvonia was piopah-
ly due to the former being alrsuly
beaten and though Clronia may nave
lnterforcd with Sloan'e mount, we lael
thai he va prime offender made any
protest OF sironla's narrow victory Inn
pofHihle."
The Daily Telegraph warmly pro.
tests aaain't the idea that Sion should
be boycottcd because he dared TO Dc
HuccaHHful.
The sporting Life says Tho swerv-
ing was quite accidental.
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-. Louis. Oct. iO,-The First Mis-
souri, volunteer Infantry. members OF
which have ben on furlough for the
past month, Is again encamped az JEFF
teton barracks 10 be mustered out 10
VIII take some time 10 do this. as each
member of the regiment viii agln have
10 undergo a medical examination.
During the war the regiment. which
IL made entirely up OF ~. Louis men,
was at chlekamauga Park, where 10
gained an enylable record
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Victoria, b, O.. DOT. iO.-Pegleg Al
len, the notorious dtsperado, wanted ~
London. Ontario. and Texas for murder
was taken through here last night en-
route Tor the ontario capital Allen
The $500 reward offered by the Lon
don authorities Will thus be secured by
the nNii~-
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rnosrnorING ron cAMrs.
Pronting by rresiou. Experience the Camp
WIN he Upon tho Iiiii..

Havana, oct. iO.-1'he special Ameri-
oan commission charged 90 select
camps COR the American troops 90 be
sent here shortly visited Guanljay.
Maflei and other places IN Pinar dsi
RIO yesterday, They have decided
that camp n 60 De- located on she
hills ln the vicinity OF Guannjay und Il
b reported that The hrri American
troops VIII roaQh here ah1u, Nov. 10.
Gen. wade. Col. Clous. Captain
Hart and Lieut., wade had a BRIEF In
tsrylew thh morning with Capt Gen.
Blanco.
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Paris. Oct. i0-in the race Tor ihe
PrIS Municipal al L1nFchampa today.
Cardcfru won, with Dinna Forget sec
on1. ana MachIayol, with Tod Sloan
up. third. Sixteen ran The beHlng
was . to ! against Sluan'a mount.
Sloan's objection 20 Dinna Forget. rid
den by NJ. Cannon. on the ground OF
crossing. was overrulsd. Gardefeu. a
bay colt. b. Cambyao. out % B0ugic.
Ia owned by ~ J. Dabromond.
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SPANISH soLni,ns SURPRISED.
WIN o., Two Months Rack waE. and
suit Of Clothes

Madrid. oct. io.--It IL said here that
the evacuation Of Porto Rico will be-
completed next week. and that tho
evacuation of Cuba win be accom-
plished by the end OF November, The
government Il employing twenty Zone
vesselsin the repatriation OF the troops
The soldiers have received their pay
for June. and on landing In Spain they
viii receive two months pay. be given
civilians clothing ana be mustered OUT
II the service.
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boats shall be allowed to land pas.
sengera ~ this class " any are proved
~ hc N bad character. they will be
dcpuricd None % utm will be en-
plcyed on the public works. preference
In ON cases being given 90 Cubans.
This has intcrfurod IN some degree
WITH inc operations Of the iron mines.
the iuhn1Ecra Of which are Advertising
10 Jamaica Tor lahurera. through the
conaula Notification 81 Gen. Moods
orders Will probably be- sent to Acting
Cunrul springer nt Jamaica.
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New York. Oct. i0-A dispatch 10 the
Herald from Santiago de cuba says.
Complaints are being made by resi-
many % whom are OF the criminal class
and are obtaining work and orowdlng
on the natives. on these complainta
Gen. Wood has Issued orders that no
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TMo sOLpIrns sn0r.
Provost Guard AT Lexington stop. Run
awaJs with bullets.

Lexington. KY. oct. l0-Prlvate Ed
ward ingram. "a young Swede belonging
10 company l.. Twelfth New York. was
shot and killed about midnight by the
provost guard while running away 10
avoid arrest His body was first lden-
tlned by a pass In his pocket as Private
HenermHn OF the same company and
roll call this morning, and inquiry de-
yeloped that he had loaned an express
pass 10 pucett,
Private Bailey OF the Third engineers
was also shot BY the provost guard,
and 10 In critical condition.
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nroad.word Championship

Tim, Oct, i0-Dunean G. Ross,
champion Of the world. has mot hls su-
pcrl1r Ia Captain Peter NaErl % this
city, who defeated him In mounted
hOadaword contest az the THIN priy-
lnE Park. winning four cut OF seven
bouts NAgel was ln the German army.
Ross charges bis defeat 20 a dog which
entered the arena und frightened his
horse In the last round although he has
challenged NaTel tuan0thcr contest
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London. oct i0.--Dr. Nancy Gull
ford. tho midwife ~ bridgeport. Conn,
VIM IN under arrest here on the charge
OF granddaughter la connection with
the death % Emma ON. was again re-
manded Tor n week at Bow street po-
lice court today.
Counsel for tine prisoner said his cll-
ent did not dispute her Identity with
the Mrs. Ouilford who IN wanted by the
Connecticut police,
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AtIsr the Merld.. nseeIa.

Chicago, oct. iQ.-The racing mare
Imp, Will on oct. 10Th. be sent against
the worlds mile record Of li1sa ON a
circular track. made by Llbertinc at
Harlem four years ago. The Harlem
Jockey club han offered a purse ana a
plate II Imp succeeds Ia lowering the
record. -Four speedy horses Will oct
apace Tor Imp. who will be ridden BY
Jockey Rein.
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Washington. oct. i0.-The President
has appointed Myroh =. Taylor register
OF the land Office AZ 81 cloud, MINI.
Lfvnuel 6. nurris and Napoleon -alns-
worth. OF Indian Territory. both Indians.
have been appointed coal and asphalt
trustees for the chootaw and chicka-
SAW nations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10

Minneapolis. MINI. oct. iO.--A special
10 the Journal from BoadJi. Mlnn..
says,
A rumor this morning that the In
dlanH are coming, caused stampede.
The people wer greatly excited and
massed at the court house. The SOL
diera were iongcd Tor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10

on Saturday evening Mr., W. N. Will
llams and wife rendered farewell re-
csption al their residence 10 Dr. Parry.
Judge Edwards, Rev. Ellis. Mrs Wood
ward ana the officers OF the local Cam
brian association 4 very pleasant tlma
was enjoyed and the guests departed
with their happy rec0llectlons OF salt
Lake city materially added 20.