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D~ -tt ments boxe.i Shoulders 81 is.
eVtu storfa FFh c.etr ribs So. rlear
t.des . GA
Ba-on BOXED shoulders uone ocered. cs.
'ra ehprs 80. cirtr ribs s. Uis. cisar
siies Ei2ti
R-cs'pt. four 500 ~bett Loo corn
81 80 oats oeo
saipments fou- 1900 wheat Is 90.
corn we" ois. cs.go
NrN York Nos ~ -Cu1 iON-Fu.ur.
1r-rvd steady a. ne decline Decembrr
Ft January SIS. Fcbruar. Tlf,
Narh Tr April F1s. MAJ g. 10 June
r-. fl'F s-G. Angus. 81 60. s-ateai bsr.
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Galveston TEX N1v "a n.Np1'rpN
N1m ru t-fsc
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lust receives q Olamith's 900 more
OF the on,v best cent cigar ia town
the Gath
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Hawkes. celebrated spectacies are
sold only by 4. q. lille 4 Co
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NGW ORLEANS corr
Sew ore0rs 40. it-Coron st.tlf
m'd "a
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GUTHRlES BIC STORE.
l09 m Division street.
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GUTHRIE'S BIG STORE
t0s Oklahoma Avenue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Passenger Agent NJ Cord Thought ~ Was
Thunder Canary kiiied-Dogs Eso,pc

warren McCord. travelling agent for
tho Chicago and Northwestern. arrived
IN tho city last night over thr Union
Pacific, Mr. McCord WIS on the train
that was held up. ie kindly yolun-
tccrcd 90 give tho "Nuwu1 an account
him, Although he ala not know Of tho
hold up for about four hours after 10
occurred, b. made cafuful' inVeHtiTn.
ton of the matter and 10 ahie 60 state
with accuracy the main features In tho
ease.
"ln the frat place" said the gentle.
man. Those robbers were most thor
oughly onto their Job, or they never
would have been able 10 stop that train.
The fact that they used tho regulation
slgnal-n rcd and white llght-wna
what fooled thr engineer.
HAD they used "a rcd cor white light
alone" continued Mr. MuCord. mo at
tontiun would have been paid Co them
and AN would have BEEN %. X. 1
heard the explosion, which was mile
and "a half ur 30 away but thought II
was thunder. About "a. m. some one
came through the car aud asked II the
wreck was on the train. ! asked him
u there had been "A wreck ana No. said
no, but d hold up"
Mr. MoCord was In the car that was
coupled "a tho express car that re.
cclyed such rough treatment lie said
tNut at tNt Alinn ne was made MrQuuiuhs
ed with the facts he did not feel as II
hc had been In any danger. VI sub
fequcut discoveries had convinced him
TO the contrary
~ tell you u was lucky for ua that
those scoundrcla were able % uncouplo
the express car, or we would have been
blown into atoms. Why tho end aud
lcft side 0f the ear that was dyuamlted.
was literally smashed into toothpcka,
aud l am not cNaggcratlng either.
NOW what would nave been the So
quol " We had not been so fortunate IN
being detached from the express carr
Wen, you can Imagine"
DO you think II was the intention OF
tho dcaperadoes 90 modest the puaaon-
geru2" asked the reporter.
Yes, that was their intention. Tor 1
was IN conversation with Engineer
Jones and he told me that the rnhher
that ala the guardianship act over him.
told his confcderatea 60 got move ON
them 80 they could pay their respects
10 the passenger"
The N0rthweHterns genial agent
laughingly referred 90 one amusing lit
tle incident connected with robbery
that caused merry Ia, Ia. among
those who witnessed H. II scents that
the only periHhnhle property In the eN-
press ear was "a canary bird aud a
diminutiye canine. The former Was
killed, but the latter Jared more fortun-
Continued ON page two)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Syracuse. ~ y. June a.-Tho Post
STANDARD prints the following signed
statement from Representative sher-
man.
Utica. n. y. June 2. iss9-Anawcr.
luE your request for a statement In
reference a. tho hpyakerHhlp contest,
accompanied rs your statement that
Sir. Hopkins of Illinois had Withdrawn
in favor ~ Mr.. henderson and that
the Illinois delegation had decided to
vote as unit Tor Mr.. henderson.
have only TO say that assuming both
statements 10 be- correct, ana that tho
cntifu Illinois delegation has decided
90 follow Ar. Hopkins 60 Air ilonder-
rln mnd both statements arr only as
rumcdl also that At Henderson ia
the cnilfe Wisconsin aud Indiana drlo-
Fatlon, also certain support In other
States. Kansas, Dakota, and elsewhere
be- b. Htill over 30 NutCt short 90 ma
iprlty " the Republican membership
OF the Flfty.FiNth Congress
u am certainly Htill "a candidate,
- simply state broadly that ] am
IN accord with my party and with the
administration.
JAMES =. SHERMAN"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
slLr LANr DlAMoND DEALEns,
Two Firms Have shipments on the Road
aud Are Wondering.

A News" reporter this morning
rounded up the lrWelry stores of this
clty In connection with the missing
diamonds from the cNprrfa safe on the
number one a., n. overland nycr that
was held up yesterday MORNING
10th Mr CLIFFORD u. fpubnll, score
tury and treasurer ~ J. ~, LcyHnn
company, and Jowrler William NJ. Me
Connhay admitted that they were vN-
peoting q parcel of stones within tho
neNt few days, and possibly the same
might have been on the train that was
rubbed, Mr, pcarHnll said that he ox-
pected $500 worth OF gems To arrive
by express within the next two or three
days. u 4 shall trnnsplre that these
aparlSlera should al The present timo be
RESTING IN the jeans N tho industrious
holi-upa. neither the local Arms or the
Eastern brokers VIII be- the losers, as
every parcel that Ia sent ont h fully
insured before Il ~ placed IN the hands
of the express company There are
two ways Ia which diamonds are sold,
the usual manner ~ Tor the commercial
man. representing his firm. 10 carry the
gems on his person IN little packages
and 90 sell the same over the counter
To the jewellers. "Whcn h. travels"
said Mr. McConnhay, "he never let's
the packages leave his person. not even
when he turns into his berth ON the
Pullman ear" The other way IL fnr
"a parcel valued az anywhere from 81 900
mp to be sent by express, the ieweler
selects those stones that suits his fancy
and returns the balance by express to
the broker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
rREsIpnNr Ne conpIAL
THE Dues ADDRESS,


The minister said
MI PRESIDENT have The honor TO
place In your cNeollcney'a hands the
royal letter by which her majesty the
queen Resent OF SPAIN In tho name OF
her august son. king Alfonso XIII, ac-
'''''' "'' near 'H'' government 10 'he
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

nii ihsy may have had allies from
boh Of the others with which they have
close "huslneuu connection" The To-
cal express officers are OF the opinion
that he outlaws secured employment
among the Union Pacific construction
'frW and In that manner famlllarlEed
themselves with tho operations which
'A'' u comparatively easy Tor them
20 carry out the work they did yeater-
Jay
A. to their capture IL Is not thought
ma, VIII be effected. Rewards aggrc-
eating 1900 for each man. dead or
alive have been offered. Mr.. sanborne
received dispatch today from Super
laisndent Daniel who left for wilcox
last uight announcing that tho Pacific
Expires company had made such an
en'r. The Union Pacific h out with a
similar reward which viii stimulate
Tie Wyoming officers to great
u effort These officers are
doing an In helr power towards seeur.
'Ns a pack Of blood hounds with which
" PICK up the train that they
ave lost. a special dispatch from
'n'Senne was received this afternoon
% io'lowsi
Cheyenne. wyo.. juno s-Tho six
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
ELECTRIc FLASnEs.

Johann Strauss, the famous come
poser, Is dead az Vienna
Tho National Irrigation association
held a meeting at Wichita. kns.. last
night and ronrgnniged with Joseph ~
Carey ot Wyoming lauthnr OF the Carpy
acp M president George II, Maxwell
VI california chairman of the executive
committee, aud Henry MichnclsCn OF
Colorado nH secretary.
Tho American line steamer 49, Louis
Captain iRnndlo, which sailed today
from southampton Tor New York via
Cherbourg, grounded ON the mud near
Colshot but was quickly nnated and
proceeded ON her voyage
Commander schoonfeldor NJ the Qs.-
man warshlp Fake which was It
samoa DURING the recent troubles there
has been decorated with the order OF
the Rcd Eagle OF the third class, with
the ribbon and crown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Held Ia This CITY riftesn Mouths Ago,
Amer which Rewards wer. offered.

In response 10 appeals from the people
Tor protection and in accordance with
the belief " tho Governors ~ Utah.
Colorado. Wyoming aud Idaho. that
something should be- done. the cNccu-
tlVcn % the three nut uamtd States
met In this city about fifteen months
ago 20 discuss the situation. The
governor NJ Idaho Intended 90 be- prva-
unt but nt the last moment wired that
he WnH unable 90 come ON account uf
pressing business.
The conference was held on the sug-
HcHtnn ana solicitation Of Governor
Wells. The seriousness of nifaira was
gone over Ia detail and various meth
DDS Tor apprehension and vxtofmlnatiou
~ the gangs discussed az l1ngth
Al one time II was thought the
National Guards might BE- called upon
Co wipe them out 10 existence. Hut tho
conference % the Goyotndtf. Wells 90
Utah. Adams OF Colorado ANA Richards
OF Wyoming determined TINT such a
course would be- impmcticnhlt While
members NJ the guard talked ana hoped
for such an outing lt was officially
agreed that Il would De- like hunting
the outlaws with n brass band. Later
on Governor Wells Get ID price on the
heads of q considerable number 0f tho
Utah bandits 10 tho Robbers ilooat
country, while the officers OF tho other
states have been on the constant out
look FOR the dogperndOpH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
ejaculation as to Their Identity and the Amount
OF Booty Captured.
WT LAKE DIAMOND SHIPMENT ENRoUTE
General Belief That the Hole.in.thcwal Gang Did the Job
Aone-Are Desperate Lot No Salt Lake Money Stolen
Reward 81 900 Each Dead or Alive.

lowed yesterday for distance Of seven
miles nut, but was lost whom It reached
the Medicine Bow river
ilorscmen arc nov riding up and
down the river banks In an effort to
pick M tho trail again. Manager
Gentsoh Of the Pacific Express reported
this morning that the robbers secured
less than ieoo. The safe contained sew
cral thousand dollars Of incomplete
national bank currency useless 10 the
bandits. a posse left Cheyenne In
special train over the Cheyenne and
Northern az O'Clock this morning Tor
Douglas from which place tho officers
viii, with additional deputies. mako a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
scounINa rur COUNTRY.
statement that Booty Was sot rs Heavy
~ At Iifst Expected.

Medicine flnw. Wyo., June s.-Shcr-
ms posses nre securing the country In
every direction for the men who robbed
the Union pacinc train. The tran was
followed for seven miles but was lost
where n CROSSES the Medicine BOW
river. General Manager Dickinson "
the Union Pacific ana General Mana
Her deutach OF the express company Nic
DIRECTING operations and the expires
company officials say the federal nu-
thofiticH are acting In concert u "
now stated that the robbers secured
less than AZ first stated. The express
nnfe contained several thousand dnl-
lars OF unsigned national bank notes
being sent from the treasury depart
mcnt 10 the bank Of issue, but these
are useless TO the robbers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

session rhinly Attended, Most Of the Dell
cgatss Having Gone Home.

wichita. Kan. June 3-Most N tho
dolcTuteB have gone home and the
Trausmlssissippi congress was thlnly
attended today The resolutions had
been passed. Houston had won her hsht
for the next mcrtlug and only a tow
papers remained 90 bee delivered.
Hon. W. n. savage OF wellington and
D. II. Houston ~ Wichita spoke ON
"Our Trade rosHossiunH' Savage
made a warm plea Tor expansion.
Il G., Henry uf Denver created O. sens
Hntinn In his speech ON Conditions OF
the intmmountain states"
lio claimed that these states ANA
Territories are actually retarded ana
losing population because NJ excessive
and unjust freight rates. depreciation
" mining properties and products gem
orally through monetary conditions
Prof W. a. lHrly M Paramount col
lego concluded the meeting with an ad-
dress ON "EXpnnHlon and our Conn
mercial Interests lu the Far East
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

who arc thcy7 Are they an NOM
tr ai ihc uolc-in-thc-w Wall gang. or
,v they composed Of that eonfedcra-
taa With additions from the Powder
Strings and Robbers Roost outlawag
30 ihy secure $4,000 In cash aud iio.-
% o. money or any other large sunni
wHhsy ever be captured and brought
10 iu,uee9
AZ these questions are being proc
ppalti with reference 90 the daring
,-iia robbery at wilcox. wyoming. yes
tfiay The belief Of the local railroad
ga express people Is that the HIolc.ln-
h..win sang are alone responsible Tor
Doe holi.up. although Il Is admitted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

trouble was with Canada and not with
Great Britain. The Cunadiura, he
claimed. hrc not easy Co deal with but
Dc Thought % solution % the difficulty
would y"t be found.
AT THE THEATERs.
Consldeuug tho advanced state of the
season numerous changes are au-
nouuccl by ths thcaters. The Amcr.
cans are looking forward with lutefU It
10 Nat GYudwin's appearance ut the
Duke Of Norka thcaicr on Monday At
Duly's Tho FImU uiuht GUorgl Edwards
VIII uNite the "GaiDty Girl, ON Tues
Jay there Nili DC "a revival or pima
torc' Oh tho savoy, aud on rhufsduy
sarah ICfuhnrdt Will open with LA
Tuscu" ne t1t Adoph
AZ mt'tns of the Theatrical Man.
ayers association on Thursday % was
decided Co hght the music halls on their
own gfuuud aud 90 obtain the right to-
permit smoking 10 thuaters. II BE- mot
expected that the best houses will avail
themselves ~ the privilege though 10
d. recognized that some uf Che thnltofH
devoted tn Light entertainments Will
ind me smoking privilege valuable.
LYDIA THuMpsON's nENEFlr
When Lydia Thompson YVES iu Amor
lea after che Frauco.rrusaia war Hhe
gave benefits at Washington phi1doI-
phia. HtUuurg and Sew orleans for
tnc t1tnrh actors and Actresses This
they hHvc mover forgotten and 10 lUd
Sarah hHIuhHtdt Co urFuulae "a benefit
ilr Mtr lnumpauu Who iH new retired
irum the stage The performance was
given Uu Thursday at the Porte st.
Martin Thcuter Paris. o. wonderful are
Iny ~ celebrities including touu0lin.
bcrnhmdt NrjHuc. taking part ln o.
Tho benefit Melted 5000 for Miaa
TNumuauu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
srrAKnnsmr rANpIpArl..
Hopkins Withdraw. In Favor of iisndcr.
.nm- .harInam slII Lm Lha ILant.

iiophins Withdraw In fator of ittndcr-
s1n sherman stili in the Race.
Chicago. June 2.-Cuuwea a. j.
Huuhua this afternoon Withlruw from
hlu national HpeukcrHnip contest iu fa-
vur % ugu. u. b. Henderson uf Iowa.
Nine pf The fourteen uuuEroHsmuu in
The Illinois delegation were present az
the FeiiDrul tuuud up meeting held in
the Grand lacinc tiot1l this afternoon.
After four hours discussion behind
closed doura u was decided 90 Withdraw
ALT Hopkins name ana support col,
henderson The conference was pur-
fcrty harmonious
~ che conclusion ~ tho conference
Mr. Hopkins sent the following tgiu-
gram 10 Col Henderson az Dubuque.
iowa.
4 have decided 10 Withdraw from
the fpeakcrahIp contest ANA tine Illinois
delegation has received 90 support
your candidacy / wish you every sue
cess"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

d
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you '''' 'N'' government n' envoy exc
guy ''''''S ''' minister p'u'p'''n'l-
"'
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'u'' ''u '''' ''''S moihp'r OF 'hlS
government WIZ h''''ily cooperate
win you 20 'hAt desirable cnd-
a NOTICEABLE REFERENCE.
10 was noticeable that pua d.Areos.
In referring TO the qualification with
which sp,in resumed an. frl.,stv 70
latlons with che tf,i,ed s,,,,. ,,,,h.,
oristsJ for ,y.r mn, h,,a,,.t y.,..
nlainly said That ,he-, relation, h,d
b.sn br,,,.,,.by mar ,.,u. u,. D.,
don, sp,t. ,ol, o, ,,. -.,.,i,,. ,.,.-
upt,d for n .hor, Tim.
A, Al. ,.,.,,.,.,. NJ, a.. .,,-....,..
-.
'''''''' '''pl'en l''"NIn Hhh SHOOK
hands cordially with the new minister.
and thoy engaged In conversation In n
low ton, Tor n ,,,n,,. no ,v. r,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Nearly score Of Ihsm We're In tho IA.
citing "Itporiencr."

Nearly Heoro OF thstn We're la the IL
citing "Itporicncr"
Nearly a score u Utah people were
on the train at the time OF the hold.up.
Among them were Judge Dickson.
George A. SNOW, samuel Paul. son Of
captain Paul. George A. SNOW. Niles
Edna Sherman. Warren McCord all OF
Salt Lake, \. 4. stecd 81 Pennington
Henry Harker of Tuyloraville. George
J. Harbour OF lichcr city and Conrad
Miller ~ this city The two latter
were Mormon" missionaries returning
from Europe Str. Harbour says he
nav nothing except two bushels 81
dynamite and lot N damaged fruit
lying along sido tho track.
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nrvisIoN ron nnnIrus.
Court Of Cessation Itcnder- verdict Or
d.ring - Court Martial.

Paris, June a-Thc court u cessation
today rendered "a verdict Ina favor M
revision % the brcyfuH ease, aud or
derinE u court martial Co Hlt nt ilrnncH,
HiNtv miles from nantes Tor the trial
with Frnnco3 nr having furnished tho
means therefor by furnishing notes or
documents rctruccd on the hurdorunu9''
s Previous O. tne announcement OF tho
verdict crowds assembled at the palace
% justice ana in its nolghhnrhlud
awaiting the decision. Perfect calm
pres allied. The decision, which was pros
nounccd az $40 o.. m. says the prisoner
Il "a be retired ON the following ques-
tian.
"ia urvfuH guilty or having. In 1894,
pinciia,d Vaccinations or having had
Communication with q foreign power or
To- agents with tho view ~ facilitating
with Fthutaf"
The pudlaute received the decision
with crlit " "Viye la Justice"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
Diplomatic Relations With the Kingdom Of Spain
Formally Resumed
BRILLIANT SCENE IN THE BLUE ROOM.
Ceremony Was Exceedingly SmpeThe Minister Mentioned the
War as lnterruptins Relations But the President
Did Not-Cordial Handwriting Follows

Washington. June diplomats re-
htions with spain. broken ~ April 2ist.
1905. were formally resumed at n
o'clock today. when President Mcilin-
Icy grcctcd Due d'Arcus. the newly acc
credited minister to the United states,
In the pluc parlor VI the white House.
simultaneously Ia Madrid. lf the pro-
gram ARRANGED was carried out Bel.
hmy sloror. the new United states
minister Co spain. was being presented
to Christina. tho queen regent dur.
luF the legal minority of hla Catholic
majesty Alfonso xiii
a NOTABLE OCCASION.
II was a notable occasion In tho
worlds hIstory-the resumption OF
friendly relations between two nations
which had hcan 40 war and'in the brief
struggle hnd changed the map Of the
world. The speeches u today wore
especially notable. They were plain
spoken ana devoid OF the usual hazy
diplomatic phuscology. The ceremony
was exceedingly simple.
Duc dARCos ARRIVES.
Promptly at II o'clock. the hour sct
the two carragcr containing the Duo
d'Arcos, Secretary Hay and the score.
nrica Or the now Spanish minister
senora Riano ana Pastor reached tho
White House. quite "a crowd had coll
lectcd TO catch a glimpse Of the new
minister The party was Immediately
ushcrcd into the Blue parlor. The due
was attlrcd In his rcaplendld diploma
TIC uniform. Across his coat no wore
scarlet sash. and on hls breast
aparklod the Insignia ~ half O. dozen
orders, the daszling cross N the order
Of the Catholic being the most cone
apicuoua. Tic carried hla plumcd
chap,au In ha lcft hand and the copy
" his address In dis right The acerc-
tancr were likewise atilrcd IN their
gorgeous diplomatic uniforms on
reaching the blue parlor they wore
presented by Secretary Hay 10 col
bingham. who remained with them
while the secretary " state retired Tor
o moment. 10 Immediately rcnppoarcd
with President Mckinley to whom he
presented tho Due dArcos, and senors
Mano and Pastor.
PRESIDENT WAS CORDIAL
The President was cordial but dgni.
ned In hls greeting. Duo d'Arcos then
read his address In Spanish. lie stood
little IN advance OF his aides, facing
the President while a little 20 the rear
and right OF tho President stood Sec
retary Hay, Col, bingham and Assist
ant Secretary cortclyou stood upon tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
C0.t ID IIentIf,Inr Vnbln.-

Havana. june l.-Thero o. much o0m-
mont here over the fact that the cuban
officers have been demanding s. as cDm-
peuHntlon Tor identifying Cuhans who
have been applicants Tor tn SO ale
lowed by the United States authorities
90 former soldiers of the cuban army
who surrender their arms A majority
NJ the cuhHnH hero do not believe the
statement, thinking the story was pre-
pared 60 iniurc them ln public opinion,
but facts prove tho story 90 be- true,
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Considerable Interest o. being aroused
IN auto cars The Dukes of MARI
borough and Manchester are DOING all
hey can 60 start the fashion. a great
automobile show win be- opened on
June iith at Richmond. By Prince Ed
ward VI Sake Wcmnr There VIII b.
tests of hill climbing and races between
fast trutting horues and automobiles.
An American company "a establishing
works az Coventry Tor the purpose 90
building motor cars Invented by a son
OF Hiram Maxim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Tho spring,iiis Hank Robbery Capture OF
Maxwell aud Death ~ iits Companion.

For some time prior 10 the SPRING
willie bank robbery. the capture % Max
we'll aud the killing u HE unknown
companion. thoro were rumurH that
raids were about 60 be- made ON Utah
banks. Mnnu and itichhtld were towns
mentioned. II BE- believed the work
no that time was done hy men who
wrfr members OF one " not ult ~ the
threc gangs named Il o. also admit
ted that when paymartcr Carpenter
uf the RIO Grundn WIS relieved Of ST.
900 down ut Helper that the work was
done by Nohhgu boosters,
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He Gives the Liberal Leaders a
Dose Of Chatting,
OLD POLITICIANS WARNED.


london. June 3.-lCopytiwhtcd. 1850.
By the Associated Prcsal-Engiand
was plunged suddenly from winter TO
summer durIng tho week. Last week
fires were necessary. Now the ton-
pcratufc TO- over seventy md the sky
D. clear and blue. London seldom
seems 30 fun of people. aud Hyde Park
presented very gay appearance, the
llFht summer toilets and bright colorcd
aunshadcs making "a brilliant picture
daily. The Princess ~ wales ac-
couipaniud 10y the Princess Victoria
has been driving in Rotten Row. this
boing thcir FIRST appearance Tor q very
LONG time. 4 number Of coaches we're
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