Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-13
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The Second Georgia infantry, now Ut
Huntsville. Ala. has been ordcrcd
mustered out.
The hospital ship Relief. with about
go sick aOldlrff, has arrived at Bolton
from Camp Wikon, Moniaht Point.
In rear end collision on the c.
~. a ~. r.. near Frccport. H.. this
morning. Engineer George Mills. Of
Milwaukee. was killed.
Peter schamm. brewer from Phlia-
delphin. jumped from the Great Island
bridge at Niagara Falls this morning
and his body was swept over the Amcri-
can Falls
issac Long. one Of the leading NOR
chants of Wilkcsharrc. Pa. was found
dead In his bed this morning Mr.. Long
has been In business for forty years
and was well known
The grand jury at Pana. Ills, has
Indicted Hirt, q. shaks and w. Taylor
for participating Ia the riot In which
the Ovcfhoiia were captured and The
aged Rev. Willard almost killed.
II. c. G.chan. the English rowing man
Who has coached the Harvard crew for
two seasons and Mlra Alice Marie Da-
Wis, " Worcester were married nc wor-
Lehman viii sail for England tomOr-
Tow.
The United states transport Manito-
ba, having on board 1870 soldiers from
Ponce and MayaRueE. Porto Rico, arr
rived at New York today. The Mani
toba sailed from Mayagues September
Sth.
a daring robbery was committed a;
wilkesbarrc. Pa. today. Two men en-
tered the ONCE OF Real Estate Agent
Reader. gagged his clerk and took
500 from the safe. There Ia no trace
OF the thieves.
Tho San Francisco MERCHANTS Ex-
change has received word that the
steamer Del Norte Il ashore ut Point
Wilson on Puget Sound. The Del Norte
arrived at Seattle from ~. Michael on
September Ord.
The remains OF the Marchcsa d'Ai-
llgrlo blanche IluuHevoiD the Amcri-
can sinEornovollst whose death was an-
nounced on saturday last. were buried
this morning In bromley aemelory,Lon-
don, England. The funeral was prl-
vate.
The Norwegian steamer Alhls. OF tho
MonHOn line. has Just arrived az Key
West, Fla. from Nuovltaa. en- route q
Galveston, She brings the erew and
correspondents from the newspaper dls-
patch boat Kanapaha, which was
wrecked IN Nucnyltas on September 5.
Al on board the dispatch boat were
saved.
The 10Th Indiana, Col Barnett. which
arrived from Capt Meade In four arc-
tons last niEht and slept In the ears,
went into camp az Camp Mount this
The ma
through the main streets NJ the city
this morning ana was largely cheered
by the Thousands Of people along the
line. The men In line appeared TO be
In good condition. The sick list Of the
regiment In not very large.
on this mornings Illinois Central
train from the south. al Pana.. Ills.
another carload Of Alabama negroes ar
rived. They were In separate ears, and
were carried through the city. The
destination IL alleged 20 be Talucn. The
arrival OF negroes created intense eN-
eitemeht for the time.
A week agp David Fitch. negro, was
killed by six cowboys az TecumHeh,
Okla. Judge Prouty. who has been
over that section. dld not act as quick
~ In the matter an the negroes though.
h. should. and they made some threats
against him. Out OF this grew the rum0F
OF a iynehing, which Ia not true.
The Ninth New York loft chickamau-
"a FOR homo today. and only one regi-
ment the sixth u. = ", now remains
AZ Chicklmnuga. Gen, lirecklnrldge
and his stan are expected TO leave for
Lexington, KY, tomorrow. The ma
j0rity OF the sick In the hospitals are
Improving rapidly, and In few weeks
the last patient Is expected 10 be able
90 be moved. As soon AS the hospitals
are empty, the Sixth regiment VIII be
moved elsewhere.
The u. $. transport Saratoga ar
rived at New York today from Santiago
via Montauk. The trannport sailed from
Santiago on September ard. and arrived
at Montauk Point on the 9TH with $50
culOrod lnbOrers, atevedores, ETC., and
about 60 signal corps men, the latter
landing at Camp Wikoff. The trans
port brought 10 New York about 5000
rides, part OF the surrendered arms o.
the Spanish army AZ Santiago, prin-
olpally Mausers apd Remingtons.