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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-06
THE UTE RESERVATION.
A Colony Of Mormons VIII Locate
There Says thu Denver News.

quite n co,Jny VIII form on tho mesa
of the Tito Reservation. southwest OF
Bayfield,. says the Denver News. Wal
ter a. Coon of nuffalo. Mo-. who went
10 Aztec last week. reports that there
arr some MormonH there who are
anxious 10 locate on the reservation.
The Possibility OF Mormon colony be-
Ing established on tho Indian lands has
been discussed IN Durango today As
ths members 81 that Church are report
81 10 have secretly sent .mlhsariea 10
lhe territory In question. II u believed
here the report II founded on the fact
That several MorinonH VIII settle indi-
Ndually ON the reservation. No details
can be had here.
II Il believed the town Of Tabor viii
D. situated somewhere In the neiEhbor-
hood ~ Arboles. provided the proJec-
'qis succeed In their venture,
II The Durango Democrat, edited by
Volonol Dave Day. viii charge In to-
morrow mornings paper that the set
usrs who were advised 10 stand In line
~ the land Office have been miHlcd by
va legal advice and the lawyers re-
,pqhrible for u are deserving OF con-
nemnation. The editor has gathered
oplnlons from many prominent lawyers
throughout the state.
Another large party, composed OF
men from Utah and Missouri. Will take
y M TO the fruit lands near Farming
loh, ", NJ, to-day. That section IN
receiving wonderful attention.
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DETROIT dors 70 COLON.
Navy Department Interpret. This To Mean
Quiet Ut Hiiusnsids.

Washington. May o-JThe following
cnblegrnm has been received at tho
navy department from Captain Dayton,
OF the cruiser Detroit;
Port I.imon, Costa ltioa. May c.
Detroit with minister proceed immodi-
utely Co Colon. Coal DAYTON"
This N she nrat report the navy de-
partment has had from the commander
Of the Detroit with one exception since
she arrived AZ liluehelda, II was plead
90 by the Nicaraguan authorities In
answer 10 our complaints against the
,Rmperlng with our eablegrnns that
the wires were unserylceablo, Port Ii
mon II about a days run from Blue
Fields. The Detroit probably viii reach
Colon By Monday, and return 10 her
station NJ Bluenelds By tho end o. next
week. The minister referred 10 as be-
Ing aboard Is United States Minister
Merry, who came down 10 BlucfieldA
from Managua TO adjust the dispute be-
tween the American merchants and
GENERAL Torres. and the fact that he
feels able TO leave DlueficldH at this
time IL talEen here as an Indication that
no crisis exists there.
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IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL.
Regular Monthly Priesthood Meeting
Held There Today.

The monthly Priesthood meeting OF
tho. Salt Lake stake was held today.
commencing at II a. m. After tho usual
opening exercises. thu roll wns called
showing n good attendance OF stake
and ward officers. Thlrty-one men wero
authorized. on the recommendation OF
their respective iilahops 10 be ordained
Elders. Instructions were given by
Elder Angus NJ. Cannon. Bishop VIM,
II. Preston ana Elder John w. Taylor
Of the Council of the Apostles.
The main subjects trcatcd wers prop
er care and order IN ordination and
Recommendation To quorums OF the
Priesthood; and colonization In Canada.
Adjourned 10 meet In Stake. confer
ence ON Sunday, June nth. ~ 10 q. m.
President Cannon repeated the instruc-
lions 81 Bishop Preston, that officers
b. regular and prompt In attending
stake conference and Priesthood meet
ing.
The following wards were not rep
resented: Third. Firth. Ninth, Tenth.
Twelfth and Thirteenth city wards;
also Draper. niverton, Fast Jordan and
Granger Of the country.
The Second, Fourth, Firth Sixth.
Seventh, Eighth. Ninth, Eleventh and
Reventeeth auorums Of Elders were not
represented.
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NEARLY 4 TRAGEDY.
Two Faithful Guards Confront Eael,
Other az Tintic.

on Thursday night the express COM
pany shipped a large sum OF money to
Eureka. A. ID customary, II was ae-
oompanled by special guard armed
with winchester rife. The money
was landed at the Eureka depot. and
the messenger lay down 10 guard a.
The niFhtwntchman at the depot
seemed 10 be ohliyloua " the landing
Of the pile Some time during the
night. however. he fancied he heard a
noise In a certain room. ana thought he
would 70 and Investigate the matter
10 he cautiously went TO the window,
raised n. and with a dark lantern In
one hand and six shooter IN tho oth-
er. called out who's thency" The Lam
torn revealed man with n WincheH-
ter at hia arm, u aix.gbOotcr. staring
him In the face. and u became a queH-
ton M 60 who should shoot INST. Then
II dawned upon the guard and tho
niRhtwatchman what was the matter.
They laughed and let "the cat out OF
the bag"
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MERRIAM.
Brigadier General.
room ron soLpsrns.


Washington. May s.--Nr result of
the Presidents consideration OF the re-
port Of the Wade court pf inquiry APP
pointed 60 Investigate Rho character
of tho food supplied ~ the army o.
pcclally meats. during thu r.ccnt war
with spain. tho following Instructions
were today cabied 10 thf. military COM
mander. IN the Phiiipttf<.sinc uha tnd
Ia Porto Rico.
General Otis. Manila. General brooke,
Havana. General Davis. San Juan.
ny the Presidents directions you
have from time 10 time been requested
10 make suggestions na 10 change of
fationH Tor your troops. which you
have complied with. but to better on
able the President to determine under
provisions Of section iit6. Revised
statutes. what alterations. II any. In
established ration would be conducive
70 the better health of troops serving
IN tropical climates. the acting secrc-
tary o. war directs that you institute
d board of thrcc ofiiccrr noted for
ability and experience serving fcHp-c-
lively In the line, medical and ruhniHt-
cncc departments. 90 fully examine In
Ia the subject 81 the desired changes
In the fntions for troops 81 your COM
mnndi and that you submit substance
of rcport 81 It's Investigation by cable
and fully rvport by mail. together with
your recommendation, refer 60
board previous correspondence aud
other available information relating 10
dietetics. Particularly should the
experienced officers and enlisted men
Of long service In the tropics receive
full consideration.
II. G. coRBiN.
Adiutnnt General.
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A CIIILD's PERIL.
Little Girls Clothing Caught In Elc-
vator Lift.

An incident occurred about o'clock
yesterday afternoon In the Auerbaeh
building that was quite thrilling. a
young girl was Descending In tho Gle.
vntor. and stood too near the oigo OF
the cur Just IN u reached the wire work
near the ground floor. The Girls dress
was caught and she was Instantly
snatchcd on her feet. and would have
IN all probability been killed had not
Attorney y, n. stephens. who was In
the cage. seized and held her whilo
the elevator man promptly shut on
the current and the cage came TO q
stop. The car was backed up, and
the girls dress was detached from the
wirc-work wher she was suspended,
She was uninjured and was very cool,
and after expressing her gratitude TO
II not fatal. injury, calmly went her
WuN
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Fight Is Evidently Between Owners
Of Three Sites.
Ews,"wALKER, CITY HALL
Many Reasons why the pir-s Named
should 1se cbosen-p Probably
VIII fc.
ESPECIAL TO THE ~Nrws."I

Washington. May 6-The treasury
department today opened bids for site
for posioflicc ut Salt Lake. Tho fol-
lowing arr bidders. Utah Title Insur-
ance and Trust company. size OF lot
isoxiso northeast corner Routh Temple
and lticharin streets. alao by same rant
side. Richards street between south
Temple and First South streets. No
consideration n named. Spencer Claw
son. agent. east side OF state street
between South Temple and First South
streets. size s2sxiso. ssSooo. Dust south
OF the Alta club. ]. II. Walker Jr..
north side u Fourth south betwecn
Main and state. size 2eoxiso. 10000 Told
William urocsbcck property. Walker
nrothcru. southeast corner East Temple
and Market streets. size is0xiso. con-
sidcration. 81. Dust south Of Walker
nros.'a Atorcl. Allen q. Campbell two
blds) West Temple and Third sou,h.
sine isoxiso. 10000 Oiuttermiik John
sons" corner, northwest corner West
Temple and Third sou,h. rfsc soox2oo.
10000. John y. Dooly. southeast corr
ncr Second South and First West. aizc
soox2os. g. diorne eorner). q. a.
Holmes, southeast corner Third South
and state streets, sine isoSiso. fsooco
TUFTS corner). u. Macintosh. two
bids) Second South and First West.
sisc iIssiyo. 10000; southeast corner
West Temple and Third south. size
isoxisS. $4,000. opposite Mctropolitan);
Lawrence n. Young. secretary. south
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WILL RETURN VERY SOON.
Funeral OF Robert Ciezhcrn, the
ra,her, from the sisbseeush vsard
chapel Tomorrow.

Theodore cicghorn. the only son OF
Iober, cicghorn. the well known drug
ri.t who died a few days ago. has been
ai,-hargcd to come home from Manila,
where he has been serving na a Utah
volunteer. The discharge was made
on account OF the death Of his father.
Mcasrs. Arthur Parsons. W. J. willis
and Dan Y. wheeler. friends Of Mr.
Cloghorn. called on senator llawllna
yestcrday and asked him TO use his In.
rucncc TO secure the discharge Of
Theodore, who IL In battery A. Utah
volunteers. IN the PHILIPPINES. Senator
nswilns at once autographed TO Assist
ant Secretary ~ War Melkicjohn at
Washington. giving the particulars OF
Sir. clcshorn'n demise. and the need
~ his sons presence at home. Later
the Senator called nc the residence and
nnnoucod to Mrs. clcghorn that her
sons discharge had been cablcd by the
war department 10 Manila. The prompt
action OF the Senator In this matter
T. very much appreciated by the faml-
~ and friends Of the Deceased. II II
certain that Theodore VIII come home
on one OF the firat transports leaving
Manila.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The funeral services Of the late
Robert cieshorn viii b. held at II
o'clock tomorrow at the Eighteenth
ward chapel.
The body can be viewed at the resi-
dcncc. No. % Canyon road. from s'1D
until i0.a0
The pail bearers viii consist 81 the
employees Of the drug department. and
some members Of the Pharmaceutical
association. II II Understood that the
association viii attend the ohscqulcs IN
n body. The musical exercises VIII be
under the direction u ". q. whitney
and will he rendered by "a male quar-
tct
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BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Preparations In Progress for an APP
propriate Demonstration.

Preparations are In progress for tho
Proposed celebration OF the anniversary
o. tho birthday OF the late President
brigham Young. at saltair, on June ist.
fho following committees have been
appointed TO attend TO the necessary
details;
Arrangements-B. Morris Young
,,hhirman; brigham Young. Seymour
" foung, Ilyrum \. Young. iieber
aoung, Don Carlos Young, oscar
u Young. AlfaieH Young. Alonxo
young. Willard Young. PhIneas Howe
roung. Elizabeth Y. Ellsworth. vilato
y Decker. Luna Y. Thatcher. zina Y.
snu, susa Y. Gates, Emily Y. Claw
spencer, Fannie Y. Clayton. Truth y.
vealy. Rhoda NJ, Sanborn. nichard w.
f rSSans MSra Y. Rossiier, Dec; W.
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WOUNDED.

Twentieth Ransas--roi. Frcisrici,
Funston. hand. moderate; company e.
Captain VIM. =. Albright, thigh. nod
crate, Scargcant-M Major Cannius Wat-
rcr. hand. moderate. conlptny ID. ser-
lrant jos Robinson. ioH. slight y.
Corporal z. Ellcx Allison. foot. slight
n. iienj. oliver. thigh. siiKtt q. Frank
Sample. head. severe. rilvaics WIN.
I1ntechcn. Knee. severe. n William,
McDouFal. shoulder. sever; ~. VIM.
Davidson. lex. severe; T. cnriatophcf
Ciapp Ir.. chest. severe: band. licuj,
concham. lung. severe.
Engineer corrr-I'rivafc Fred II,
fluttncr. head. severe.
First Nebraska COMPANY y. pflyatcs
H. =. Cunning. thigh. scvefr. y. John
&. Hover. abdomen. rcvtfcS !, Pctrf
MndHcn. abdomen. severe. X. WIN. l.
Johnson. knee. moderated, crant cninn
leg. severn. l.. willard II. Nnron. hip
slight.
First Montana-co X. Captain
Thomas y. Dillon. chest. severe; Phi.
Yates lirucc iiclknnp. breast. slight; g
i'rrd w. Smith. ear. moderate.
First South DakotA--tompany v
Musician vRnhook. leg. iRvcrc.
Fifty.nrst iows-compsny g. Cor,
porni John Gushing. scalp. nlirht. y
privntcn Everett Thomson. abdomen
niiEht. Charles Iioricn. heel. slight
SECOND OrcEon-Company !. Private
John r. Reeves. knee. X. Corporal Ed
car q. Chamberlain. thigh. moderate.
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Soon ms filiplnos Lay pown Their Arms
He VIII start.

New York. May ga special to tho
Herald from Washington says;
There l. reason Ia believe that prehi-
dent Mckinley has been advised that
Admiral Dewey contcmplatea coming
home within n short time. His return
will. OF course. be dependent upon the
success Of tho comimsaion's present
negotiations with the FilipinoH. As
soon ~ they have laid down their arms
II IN expected that he viii proceed
with the protected cruiser olympia 10
the rnitcd States, probably through
the suez Canal To New York and come
Immediately 10 Washington % consult
with the President regarding the Phil
ippinen.
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Don't WANT 10 nrA COLONY.
Hawaiian Native. Anxious for Territorial
Form ~ Government.

san Franclaco. cal. May d-John
Ena. vice prcaidon, OF the inter-isiand
steam Navigation company Of Hawaii.
who arrived here on the Moana. says;
THE natives In Hawaii are anxious
for territorial form Of government.
Nobody wants the country 10 be n
colony. We viii have the largest
crop Of sugar this year We ever had
cannot say 49, much for coffee, which
IN n total failure. at least on the Hlio
side. Tho coffee planters have sold
grow sugar"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-06

Washington. May o.-lThe following
dispatch has been received at the navy
department;
Manila. May 6; Secretary Navy.
Washington The bennington ground
Cd. shoal not on chart, on north side
OF Panay. Philippine Islands. Came
on twcnty-thrce hours later. HAS
been examined by divers. Damage IL
not serious. but IN necessary 90 dock
vessel. have sent to IlonRkong. No
blame attached TO any one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-06
"GOOD FOR DICKr
Report that Major Young Has Been
offered Place In Regular Army.

The New York Herald gays tina,
Major H. W. Young has been offered, In
view OF hts distinguished services and
One record In the Philippines, "A posi-
ilon In the regular army.
Governor Wells was asked N Major
Young had yet been notified and said
that he had not. He added. with natiH-
faction. Good for Dlcltl n any man de-
serves such promotion. he does
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DEWEY.
CLAIMS AGAINST NICARAGUA.
Minister Merry Arres. to 4. sst,isnsn, Of
Them.

Managua, Me. May o.-via Calves
ton. Texas. May 1.-THE Dluefelda corr
responder, OF ~ Commerce. telegrapha
10 that paper that Captain william l.,
Merry. the United states minister TO
Nicaragua. has agreed 10 settlement
Of tho claims % the United States
citizens there against the Nlcaraguan
government. The settlement, accord
ms TO III Commercials correspondent.
h favorable TO Nicaragua as In the ma.
turc Of triumph for the minister OF
foreign relations
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DEATH OF ]. MARTIN DAVIS,
Passes Away from Blood Poisoning
ut Ills Home IN Provo.

Provo. May 81. Martin Davis an
old and respected citizen Of Provo. died
last evening from blood poisoning, Mr,
Davis has been a cripple from boyhood
and a few days ago. while delirlous,
jumped out Of bed and fractured hIa
crippled les. which caused him addi-
iionhi pain. Deceased was born In illi-
nola IN isis and came TO Provo In 1850
with his parents. lie leaveA wife and
seyen grown children. who were at his
bedside when no died
Funeral will be held at tho Third
ward meeting house sunday ~ " n.
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cAlrromsrs ooIp rmopuor


San Francisco. cal. May 1.-THE
superintendent Of the mint IN this city
In his official report places the total
production of gold In California IN 1888
az tit.sos.fis and " silver at ttit,0s5.
Alaska produced f2.sl5.isi In gold and
tlgi.gsi In silver c0ininr value.
The gold production ~ the Klondikc
last year In placed nj tii.osSi7s and the
silver SOS. 100 colnlnE value. or tso,tss
commercial value,
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n. G. coRniS.
Adjutant General,


Oakland. Cal. May 6-The woman'a
Pacific Unitarian conference has elect-
81 the following ofiiccrni President.
Miss Elizabeth II. Easton. San frnncls-
COS frnt Vice pr,'sldont. Mrs. Lloyd
baldwin. Ran Francisco; second vice
president. Mrs. Thomas l.. u. Elliott.
Portland. one. third vice president.
Mrs. Maurice McMicken. Seattle.
Wash; recording secretary. Mir. n.
Harlow. San Francisco. corresponding
ncorrtary. Mrs. Adam iiebcrcr, Ala
media TREASURER, Mira. VIM. n. wattles.
berkeley.
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summoned a meeting Of the cabinet.
which VI. de Frcycenit did not attend.
ing, NJ. Dupuy had conference with
President fsoutut with the result that
N. Camille Krantz at present minister
Of public works. was nppointcd 20 sue
coed ~. de Freycenit. Senator Moncs-
tier has been selected as minister Of
public works.
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sisters. all republican born"
SUNDAY NEWSPAPER AGITATION.
The agitation against Sunday news
papers has had splendid inning this
week. The Earl Of ilOacbcry. In the
course Of a public spccch took up tn.
matter on Tuesday and declared
strongly against the system, appealing
for "a truce OF God" between the Mall
and the Telegraph. whose proprictors
were sitting on either side ~ him at
the time. His ioriship intlmatcd that
each was desirouH % ccasinr the publ
cation ~ his sunday paper II the 9th
e. would agree to do likewise. Tho evil
dencc points strongly TO tho fact that
neither sunday paper has been the
success anticipated and other ncwHpa-
pcrH are jubiiant at the position In
which the two fivais and themselves,
beth being willing but ashamed TO with
draw. Mt liarrnrworth. proprietor OF
the Mall. has written n letter naying
that b. hopes tho proprictort Of the
Daily Telegraph viii accept Lord Rose
btryn proposition ana nHrec 20 u truce.
Mr.. Harmswofth adds that tho sunday
newspaper development ~ quite M I'M
ncccssary IN England to-day aa Il was
In the United Htntssi thlrty.fvc years
ngo. when u commenced there. one
by one. the most conservative ncwEpa-
pcra 81 the United States were forced
Into the sunday market. SIR. HARMS
worth concludes by saying that the
pfcscni u golden opportunity 10 stop
u" Increase u sunday newspapers.
Mr. llnrmFworth evidently hnn had
enough % Sunday journalism.
MfcnAELovfT,1t REINsTATED.
An Interesting even, IN connection
with the llurslan Eater festival was
the cars Reinstatement q the Grand
Duke Michael Michaeioyitch "A stan
captain IN the Caucasus rifles The
grand duke fcii Into disgrace with the
late Car Alexander III. owing TO his
mercantile marriage IN 1891 with the
beautiful Countess Won Ncrnnburg.
FruuddauFtshr ~ the ceisbfntrd au-
thor I'ushhiuv The czar deprived him
~ all military honorr and cxilcd him.
III. present appointment means early
and rapid promotion.
Thcrp has been decided Improve
mont In the social aspect u the season
this week Tho drawing rooms on the
tenth and sixteenth Of this month Will
bring many notable people 10 town The
queen horrclf II 10 hold the scceni of
these drawing rooms and consequently
there viii be- great rush for II and II
promises 10 be an affair u tho most
brilliant character
wHis1LEWs EXHIBITION.
Much Interest II tnkon IN society ana
artistic circles In the exhibition % In
tornationai art In which Sir. James Me-
Mel whistler II the primo mover
which opcnr next week. All fashion,
able London has bcen invited 10 Mon.
days private view. There n "a special
curiosity 10 see Mr.. whiutier'n exhibl-
tion a. II was such surccar last year
ana m the academy and new gallery
exhibitions. which have bcen open n
wccR. are pronounced worse than
usual.
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-NEws- coMNrn rAvonEp.
believed that u WIN he IN. One Cheses
for Public nuiiiinH.

thpEclAL TO THE "NEWS.'1
Washington. u. G.. May s.-comment
at the treasury department favofs the
property situated on the northeast cor
ncr u Main and South Temple streets.
offered b. Lorenzo Snow. II ID be-
iieyod this tract viii be chosen.
INTEREST IN THE BuILDISo.
Many OF the leading bankers and
business men Of this city. Interested
In the development OF this inicrmoun-
tain capital. are taking great interest
In the location Of the government build
ing shortly 10 be- erected herr. Ther.
business men have agreed 10 pave south
Temple street from the Eagle oats 10
West Temple street and 10 pave Main
street from the monument 10 North
Temple. on condition that the present
bcnefct News corner DO given froo aa
a site for the government building.
The paving viii cost from $4,000 10
10000. while the piece of land To bs
offered free In worth ts00,0o0.
The square arch Of the grounds 10
three times the nrca asked for by tho
government. being 20 rods each way.
including the two ana half rod street.
The government has asked for only
eleven rods square. The additional
land offered. however Il really needed
and very desirable for the purposes "
the government building.
After considering the proposition OF
the business men, President Snow ana
tho Church authorities agreed 10 sell
10 the government, for the purpose 81
erecting the building thereon, tho prem
iscH named for the sum Of one dollar.
Should the government take this site.
Il n proposed 90 cut the whole block
into four by two streets. as shown In
the map. one Of them taking out tho
residence Of J. u. Spencer on north
State street.
,,,,,,, an, ,r,o,,,, n...o.Sa
TWELVE Sii''"s hHfNo'"o'
Among the reasons why tho governs
ment building should be located on tho
site now occupied BY the Dessert News
and adjacent property, the following
are given BY those who favor this Local
ton.
4, Therc Ia no such plec, OF land m
that offered IN this propo.ltion any
whore else Ia The buslness center Ths
size OF Inc niece ofIer.d IL sevent.en
ana "A hnif rods or 81 fcet ana . inrhes
each wny. WIN a rirht of way an ina
north ana thc enst ~ two roIs nud a
half or Al feet n inches a. Known M
prcrent. ana win a strong prohablliIy
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Washington. May G.-,rhc war de-
pariment has received the following
dispatch from GENERAL Merriam
Wardntr Idaho. May 9. Adiutant
General. Washington. Three hundred
and ffty arrests have been made 10 far.
Prisoners guarded by troops. State
officers investigating. underrtand the
governor % Montana viii surrender
fuTitivcn escaping over mountain trail.
will furnish force TO Idaho nhcrin to
secure thom.
MERRIAM.
Brigadier General.