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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Niegodni pOlicyanci.

Pred sedzia Tuley rozpoczefa
sic wczoraj rozprawa przeciw eks-
policyantom j. D. Mosher P. j.
Sheehan. l Lipca zeszfego roku
zawlekli W parku strzeleckim kup-
ca Hugh McDougall do ciemnego
ksta tam zabrali mu gwaltem
$3.50, zegarek lornetke, poczem
uciekli. McDougall opowiedziaf
swa przygode innemu policyanto-
wi, ten na miejscu zbrodni zna-
lazf kapeEusz Sheehana Geese Ian
cuszka cd zegarka, kt6ra McDou-
gall urwaf, broniac sic. Zeznania
Swiadkow So tax obciazajace oska-
rzonych, re trudno watpic o ich wi
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
Ma wystawie.

Farmer (do swej zony, przygladajao
sic dyplomowi, kt6ry otrzymas "a swe
ogrodowiny.), widzisz, atafa, tetaE je-
stefmy dyplcnatanil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 1s Kwietnia, 1901.
(Dokonczenie).


Dziafo sic to wieczorem, " no.
cy pewien urzednik biura statysty-
cznego rady powiatowei W Sama-
re, Mikotaj Hagowskij, swiezo
przybyfy do Petersburgs, stanatna
ulicy pred domem Pobiedonosce-
wa, kt6ry W SVEN parterowem mie-
szkaniu pracowai przy oknie wy
strzeli} do niego try razy; pierW-
sze dwie kule uderzyiy W suft ga
binetu nadprokuratora synodu,
trzeciastrafia W portyere; czWarty
raz pistolet ME wypalit, a tymcza'
sem policys uwiezi}a Hsgowskiego'
Byfo to W nocy Czwartku ma Pia-
tex, q wiec W cztery dni po zna-
nych walkach studenckich poll
cya wojskiem pred cerkWia ka-
zanska.
Zwracamy uwage ma dwie daty
dlatego, re one obejmuja peryod
najwiekszego wzburzenia. W Me
dziele kozacy siekli student6w ma
haikami, a we Czwartek zrobiono
zamach ma Pobiedonoscewa, kt6ry
powszechnie uchodzi "a moralnego
spraWce zaburzen.
O niedzielnej rozprawie koza-
k6w ze studentami donosza zagra-
niczne dzienniki, re byfa okrutns
! krwawa. Nahajkami, zakonczo-
nemi ofowiana kula, opleciona re-
mieniem, kozacy bill po gfowsch
mezczyzn kobiety. Ci, CO upa-
di, byli stratowani kopytami koni
kozackich. Wojsko pedzifo pred
soba tium cd placu kazanskiego
przez ulice Newska do ratusza,
gdzie wparto go na dziedziniec i
tam podzielono ma partye, ktore
pod konwojem wysy}ano do roz-
nych wiezien. Tymczasem zas wo-
zy Krzyza Czerwonego zabieraiy
zabitych i rannych. Pierwszych
podniesiono szesciu, drugich bar
dzo wielu, tych zas kilkunastu
juz zmarfo, a miedzy mimi 4 ko-
biety.
,,Prawitelstwenny Wiestnik" (Go.
nice RzadoWy) inaczej opisuje to
zaj5cia:
,,Okolo godziny II pred poiu-
dniem - pisze ia gazeta urzedowa
- poczefy do soboru kazahskiego
zblizac sic grupy ludzi i podczas
gdy jedni wchodzili do soboru. in
nj zatrzymywali sig ma placu. o.
kofo godz, II tfum znaeznie powie-
kszyi studenci stotecznych Wyz-
szych zakiadow naukowych i STU
chaczki r6znych kurs6w zenskich
tax, re przedsionek kolumnady So
boru, skwer i przejazdy bOczne O.
kazafy sic szczelnie zapefnione
przez tfum, LEGACY oko1o 5000
os6b. Ma zadanie policyi, aby sig
tlum rozszedt, Wieksza Geese obec.
nych ME zwracafa zadnei uwagi.
W tfumie rozpowszechniano rak
do rak rome kartki, jeden re stu
dent6w okoio drzwi soboru zaczaf
donosnym gfosem czytac jakas re-
zolucye, wyluszczaiqca zqdania stu
dent6w petersburgskich. Daily sic
sfyszec okrzyki. Skutkiem tego
wezwano .kozak6w i policyant6w i
polecono i'm odosobnic 6W tfum cd
znajdujqcei sic na Newskim Pros
pekcie publiczno5ci.
Po zjawieniu sig policyi koza-
k6w tfum, usuwajac sic W tyf ku
drzwiom soboru, zaczaf rzucac W
wojsko i W po}icye roznymi pred
miotami.
KiIku student6w usitoWafo przy-
tenn rozwinac czerwone i biale aagi
z r6znymi napisami, ale i'm je bez-
wfocznie odebrano.
z prawej strony soboru Geese
tiumu rozpoczeia Wake z oddzia-
lem policyi kozak6w, uzywsjac do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
Szczeg6lne spOtkanie.

Pania Mary Lyons zamknieto W
wiezieniu powiatowem, poniewaz
oskarzona o jakies przestepstwo,
ME mogla zfozyc kaucyi. R6wno-
czeSnie dostafa sic tam pod klucz
May Green, oskarzona kradziez
zegarka pani, u ktorej sluzyta. Go
sic pokazafof Pani Lyons miata
brata, o kt6rym Cd r. 1861 mic ME
sfyszafa, a May Green jest wlasnie
c6rka owego brata, Ciotka i bra
tanka zeszfy sic sobq po raz pier
wszy W wiezieniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13

wszelkie jarzmo europeiskie. Bry-
tyjskie wfadze sledza ruch uwaznie,
ale ma razie zachowuja sic bezczyn-
ME, azeby ME tworzyc meczennl-
k6w z przyw6dzc6w ruchu.
PARYz, 1890 Kwietnia.
Uchwalono ostatecznie, by mini
ster spraw zagranicznych, ,Delcasse,
udaf sic do Petersburga ma konfe-
rencye ministrem hr. Lamsdorf-
fem i widziet sic carem. Dzien
wyjazdu jeszcze ME naznaczony;
prawdopodobnie wyjedzie Delcasse
W poczatkach Maja. Przedmiotem
konferencyi maja bye sprawy chin
skie wschodnio-europejskie; O.
czekuja waznych nastepstw tel
konferencyi.
BERLIN, -1Sgo Kwietnia.
Nadeszfa tn depesza z Warszawy,
donoszaca, re hr. Tomasz Zamoj-
ski, szwagier ks. Lubomirskiego,
wyjechaf tajemnie do Ameryki, po.
zostawiwszy znaczne dfugi.
LoNDYN, 13go Kwietnia. -
Amsterdamski correspondent do
'Daily Express" donosi, re tamtej-
sza policya odkryfa spisek ma zycie
prezydenta Kruegera. Aresztowa-
no kilka os6b; jedna z mich zfozyta
wazne zeznania.
PARYz, 1890 K W i e t n i a. -
Agoncillo, tutejszy agent Aguinal-
da, otrzymaf wczoraj telegram do
noszacy, re general flipinski San
dico ma zostac nastepca Aguinalda
objac naczelne dowodztwo mad
wojskiem flipinskiem, jako tez ma
czas powstania bye dyktatorem.
Sandico pochodzi ze znakomitej
rodziny W Pandukun, niedaleko
Manili. Jest czfowiekiem ener-
gicznym, m6wi biegle kilku jezy-
kami europejskimi otrzymat sta
ranne wychowanie. Natomiast W
depeszy 8 Kwietnia Manili do.
noszono, re gen. Sandico poddaf
sic amerykanskim w}adzom W Ca
banatuan, w prowincyi Nueva Ecija,
ma wyspie Luzon. Wedle tel de-
peszy Sandico popeinif DUO nadu-
zyc ma bye procesowany.
HAVANA, KUBA, 1890 Kwietnia.-
Konwencya konstytucyjna wczoraj
Is gfosami przeciw 10 przyjefa re.
zolucye sprzeciwiajacq sic przyje-
ciu poprawki Plata do zarysu kon-
stytucyi ucLwalila wybrat komi-
sye, kt6ra ma udac sic do Waszyn-
gtonu celem przedfozenia protestu.
Czionkowie komisyi dzisiaj maja
bye zamianowani.
M oNTREY, CAL, 13 Kwietnia. -
Mormoni stracili jednego re swych
najgi6wniejszych "apostolow'' W O.
sobie Georgia @. Cannon, kt6ry u
mart W SVEN mieszkaniu niedaleko
miasta ma nerwowe oslabienie. D
ioza jego smierci znajdowaf sic syn
jego, byly senator zwiazkowy,
Frank j. Cannon, iona jego, jedna
z c6rek Brighama Younga i pie
cioro innych dorosfych dzieci. Cd
lat 20 Cannon byf wfa5ciwym ma
czelnikiem kosciota mormonskiego.
Liczyf lat IA, pochodzii Anglii,
przybyf do Ameryki W roku 1874,
prowadzii misye W Stanach Zjedn.
i ma wyspach hawajskich, W roku
1880 zostaf obrany jednym II
"apostof6w". Pogrzeb odbedzie sic
W Salt Lake City, dokad jego zwfo.
XII zostana zawiezione, W przyszfa
Srode.
W1KEsBARRE, Pa, 13 Kwiet. =
Straik W warsztatach kolei New
Jersey Central staf sic og6lnym;
wczoraj przytaczyli sic do strajku
maszynisci, kowale wyrobnicy, a
fabryki zamknieto. Strajkuje ra-I
zem 625 ludzi. Superintendent
Thomas udaf sic do New Yorku ma
lo ,oo1o1puuo L;orounil iarn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-13
CiekaWa spraWa.

W sadzie kryminalnym, pred
sedziq Gibbons rozpatrywane be-
die W Poniedziafek sprawa Anto-
niego Grabowskiego, dra M. L. O.
strowskiego, Amy Svelia lgna-
cego Der, Sa oskarzeni to, re u
zyli kaleke jako narzedzie W celu
wyzyskania kasy miejskiei. Wyto:
czyli miastu process odszkodowa-
ME, twierdzac W skardze, re kaleka
doznaf uszkodzen, za}amawszy sic
ma zepsutym chodniku. Nam6wili
kaleke, azeby pred sadem udawaf
niemowe, tymczasem oszustwo wyt
szfo ma jaw. Lekarz poddaf chop
ca dzialaniu prqdu elektrycznego,
przyczem wrzekomy niemowa "a
czaf z b6lu wofac o ratunek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
VARIOUS COURT CASES.

A summons to appear in the district
court Of Sheridan county Wyoming,
and answer to a suit for divorce. was
yesterday served on Mrs. j. H. Ryck-
man. Her husband, who has been for
nearly two years member Of the law
firm Of Ryckman 4 Christensen, still
claims that his residence Is In Wyom-
ing bases his suit on desertlon, In that
the family home IN Wyoming was sold
By Mrs. Ryokman when her husband
came to Salt Lake.
Ii Is rumored that Mrs. Ryckman has
some strong cards to play In the way
Of counter allegations against her hus-
band
Sylvia Pickens yesterday commenced
suit for divorce from her husband. Ed
ward Pickens, on the ground Of failure
TO provide, The parties were married
in Salt Lake City September H. 1897.
Elizabeth II. Mitchell IL suing for di-
yorce from Alvin Mitchell ON the ground
Of drunkenness and non-support for the
last two years, The couple were mar
ried here on July Is, 1895. Mrs. Nit
chell asks the custody OF her 5-year-old
child, and the restoration of her maiden
name, Hunter
Suit to quiet title 10 lots to II. In
elusive. block T. Gye-acre Mat c. big
held survey. was yesterday filed in the
Third district court by Angelo Bert
agnoll against Martin Bcrtagnon and
A. Il. Sawyer administrators of the es-
tate Of Alexander Bertagnoli, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
JUVENILE PLAINTIFF.
lhlrteen'Year-0ld Boy Sues for Half
Interest in Estate.

Inc case Of John johnson by W. r.
uunter guardian ad litem, VS. Emma
r. Johnson, Is on trial before Judge
stewart today and will occupy the en-.
TIRE day Ray Van Colt and G. r.
iutnam are looking after the plaintiff 8
interest. and Richard and Terry and
W. ) Arnold have the case for the
defendant. The plaintiff Is bow of
ohly only 10 years OF age. who Is bring.
ing SUIT TO have the court decree him
nan interest in a farm Of about 30
acres in West Jordan precinct, which
MS father Peter Johnson, left. John
son died October l9, 1899. and on his
ueath bed affixed his cross being IN
aDle TO read or write, to a deed of CON
vvtyance Of his property to his wife
rms was done at the instlgatlon OF
andrew Schulsen. sets forth the com
paint and Joseph Williams, justice
Oh the peace. il alleges, pretended a.
TAKE an acknowledgement OF the deed
Which was taken possession OF bv
Schulsen and afterwards given to Mrs
Johnson, the defendant. II is claimed
by The plaintiff that old Peter johnson
uid not have any idea az the contents
Of the deed by which he conveyed the
property to his wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
SUPT. METCALF RESIGNS.
HEAD OF State School for Deaf and
Blind viii Retire.
Especial TO the "News -,

Ogden April Fat the meeting of
the board Of dlrectc.s Of the state
School for the Deaf and Bind held this
afternoon In the directors office. the
resignation OF Superintendent F. w.
Metcalf was received Mr.. Metcalf has
been at the head Of the institution for
twelve years. Under his administration
II has grown most efficient and innu-
entail and his resignation was received
with regret. He expects to move to
oregon soon to engage In the ranching
business, retiring for the present from
the training Of the deaf and blind
mutes. The resignation will take effect
about June list.
The board held It's annual reelection
and made John Watson president and
Mrs. II, F, Coray secretary. The mem
beers OF the finance committee are Fred
w. Chambers. the new member of the
board, John Watson. Ogden, anc Judge
NJ. L. Richie, Salt Lake. The teachers
committee Is composed Of Miss Maud
May Babcock. +. w. Chambers and
Mrs Coray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
mothers were ali pioneers.

mothers were all pioneers.
The idea is to have branch socletios
throughout Utah or wherever the de-
seehdants Of the pioneers reside the
oonlect being the pefpetuatlon of ma
lfiotlsm as well as the memory of those
whose Efforts are responsible for the
FOUNDING OF cur western commonwealth
AZ the rounding Of the society yester,
gay Mrs. Hyde was elected To- nreside
Mrs Alice Horne suggesting that
FOUNDER general be the title given
her TO hold perpetually Mrs Horne
was the next to be chosen. being elect.
ca secretary, Mrs HYDE then an
pointed Mrs. Maria Y. Dougau first
counsellor, and Mrs Sarah Richards
smith second counsellor. Mrs CHAR
issa smith Williams. whose father was
so lohg church historian, was chosen 10
M the position OF historian OF the So
clety Mrs. w. II King was electod
corresponding secretary and Mrs. Mary
Tratt Young chaplain. Minnie Horne
oa1hes' treasurer and Josephine Spen-
yer assistant secretary. On the motion
ol Mrs walter Beattle each member
present was made a captain of fen"
carrying out the idea used by the nlo-
neets IN making the journey across the
plalns. Each captain is to form her
own ten from daughters or grand.
daughteIs Of the pioneers. Mrs. w n
sing Mrs Laura Merrill and Mrs
Arineda Snow Young were appointed a
committee on constitution and bylaws
ana u was decided TO meet again an
Mohday' April 22nd After the business
or organizing the afternoon Was da'
nRhttuly spent in social way short
musical program being rendered by Mr.
nldges ana Mrs. ThOs. Hull and de-
iclous refreshments served. Among
nose present at the initial gathering
OF daughters Of the Pioneers" were
annie NJ. Taylor Hyde, Maria Young
Dougall' Alice S Merrill Horne. ! p
". fafnsworth, Josephine Spencer Jean
Hyde, Mabelle Snow. Laura n Mer.
rlIL Mary Pratt Young, Minnie Horne
James Annie Lyman King, Armeda
snow King Harriet Taylor Badger Is.
abel whitney Sears, Emily Young
Ciawson Laura Hyde Miner clara
woodruff Beebe, Hattie Bennion Harry.
eL Lloble Rich Pratt, Alice X. smith
Emma whitney Piper, Meriah c. Ral-
iahtyhe brown, Sarah NJ. Farr Taylor
Anna u. Hunter Rich, Ida TAYLOR Whit.
Iaker, Marcia Hanks HYDE. Lenora
Iaylor Harrington. Julna Lambson
1nnlth; Armeda Snow Young, Zina HYDE
lsull, Mary T. Schwartz Smith. Rachel
Grant Taylor Jane Taylor Keeny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
Equity Rulings.

Judge Hall made the following equity
rulings today:
G. y. Butler vs. Anna Butler ana the
Oregon Short Line company ease dis
missed. This was the suit II custer
which Butler brought against his Wife
whom he claimed had taken possession
Of a restaurant which was his proper
~.
Hyrum S, Young vs. Jesse W. Fox. et
nj; demurrer overruled. Defendant
given ten days TO answer.
Il + Crandall ys Charles j. McLaran.
e al; ten days additional time given to
plead In behalf Of trust interest on mo-
ton of A. y. Casey. Ten DAYS given
defendant Ellie Haywood to answer.
\ divorce was granted 90 Huel NJ.
Alfred In accordance with Referee III.
dredge's report as told in Yesterdays
News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
AGUINALDO'S SUCCESSOR CHOSEN

Paris, April 12-Agonclllo, the agent
OF Asulnaldo In Parts, received cable
gram this morning, announcing that the
Filipino general, sandico, had been
elected to succeed AguInaldo as COM
handing general Of the Filipino forces.
as well as dictator during the contin-
uation of the insurrection.
sandico belongs to a distinguished
family residing at Pandakan. near Ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
BRAIN ROOD
Is of Little Benefit Unless IL Is
Digested.

Nearly everyone will admit that as a
| nation We eat too much meat and too
llttle OF vegetables and the grains.
FOR business men, office men and
clerks, and In fact everyone engaged H.
sedentary or indoor occupations. grains,
mix and vegetables are much more
healthful
oniy men engaged in severe out
door manual labor can live heavy
meat diet and continue In health.
Az general rule. meat once a day
Is suiiloient for all classes OF men. wo-
men ana children, and grains. fruit and
vegetables should constitute the bulk
OF food eaten.
but many Of the most nutritious
Ioous are difficult of digestion and Il Is
OF no use to advise brain workers TO
cay largely OF grains and vegetables
Where Inc digestion Is too weak 10 as
simulate them properly.
IT ls always best to get the best re-
SUITS from our food that some simple
ana harmless digestive should be taxi
On after meals to assist the relaxed dl.
sestiVe organs, and several years ex.
pellence have proven Stuarts Dyspep-
sla Tablets TO be very safe. pleas.
ing and effective digestive and a rem.
coy which may be taken daily with the
best results.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets can hard
De called a patent medicine as they
90 not act on the bowels nor any par
tieular organ but only on the food
eaten, They supply what weak stom-
aehs lack, pepsln dlastase and by stIm-
ulatlnr the gastric glands increase the
natural secretion Of hydrochorlc acid.
People who make a daily practice Of
taxing one or two OF Stuarts Dyspep-
sla Tablets after each meal are sure
70 nave perfect digestion which means
perfect health.
Ihere Is no danger Of forming an in
furious habit as the tablets contain alb
solutely nothing but natural dlgestlves;
cocaine, morphine and similar drugs
nave no place In stomach medicine
ana stuar's Dyspepsia Tablets are
certainly the best known and most
popular of all stomach remedies.
ASK your druggist for a fifty cent
package OF stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
ana after a weeks use note the i'm
provement In health appetite and ner
vous energy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
THE PUBLIC BUILDING.
Postmaster Thomas Tells Architect
Taylor More Ground IL Needed.
Special to the ''News.")

washington, d, c.. April 12.-Post.
master Thomas called at the treasury
department this afternoon and talked
TO Supervising Architect Of the Treas
ury Taylor about the Salt Lake build
Ing He was shown the plans and
drawings He informed Mr.. Taylor that
he thought that more ground was need.
Ed TO erect the building. Mr.. TAYLOR
said that he did not know where he
was to get II from.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
Probate Mntters.

Judge Hall made the following pro-
bate orders today.
Estate of Agnes Y. Rich. deceased
referred to Deputy Clerk j. L. Eldredge
TO audit account.
Estate of Morris Livingston. de-
ceased; confirmation Of sale ordered.
Estate Of William II "A. Spafford, de.
ceased viii admitted to probate. Alice
Bebe and Rachel Stafford appointed
executors without bond.
Estate of Ann MUusley Parker and
Myrtle Parker minors; Amanda and
y. +. Peterson appointed guardians
Bonds 81 800 each.
Estate Of Charles Gustaveson. do
ceased; distribution Of estate ordered.
Estate of Ulrka JonasSon, deceased.
Mary Jonasson appointed adminlstra-
trix Bond $3.50.
Estate Of Margaret and Wilson Nor
ton, deceased Dana r. Smith appoint
ed administrator Bond $500 in each
case
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
LOOMS TALKS roo MUCH.
Government May Call on Him for an
Explanation.

Washington. April 12-The various
interviews ascribed to Minister Loomls
at San Juan have attracted much at
tentlon here and the minister probably
viii be invited to explain some Of hts
utlemnccs II he is not able TO enter a
broad denial Of the accuracy Of the in
teryleWs Reflections upon the personal
character Of the president of Venezuela
are nos regarded as proper according to
official etiquette aud it Is confidently
hoped that the minister win be able 10
repuditae these. Otherwise. il would be
manllestly impossible for him 10 return
% Venezuela, even In the event that the
Issues which led to bis departure were
satisfactorily composed The prevalent
idea Is that no matter how these per-
sonal questions are settled Il will BE- a
long time before a United States mills
ter resumes the post at Caracas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
THREE HUNDRED MILLIONS.
Committee of Ministers Concludes
that China Can Pay Them.

Pekln, April l2-The committee OF
ministers, which Is considering China's
financial resources, has reported the
conclusion, based on what information
Is thus far obtalnable, that three hun
sources. The eXamina ton by the COM
mittee into the subject Is thus far in
complete. and Il win probably subse-
quenuy learn that other Chinese re-
sources for lndemnities are available
The discussion of politics has this
week given place TO amusement, COM
mencing with the German races at the
Hunting park, Monday last. The re-
mainder OF the week was devoted 10
international races, an assault at arms
and tent pegging al the temple Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
JAPAN's ATTITUDE.
WIZ Prote't Again When Court Re,
turns 10 pekin.

=, rev York. April Dispatches 10
we tribune from London say Japan's
an,ltude with regard to the Chinese
ssIN,uauon Is now more clearly defined.
" zen the Chinese court returns To-
eiun another protest viii, II Ia said.
De sent TO Russia against the oeo,lpa.
uoh OF Manchuria. The Russian min.
isler In Pekin IL reported TO have been
instructed to adopt a policy OF terror,
lHatlon toward China. In the hone OF
compelling the Imperial court 10 agree
10 q Manchurian treaty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-12
Arguments Drawing to Close.

In the case Of the city ct al against
the Salt Lake Water y Electric Power
company ct al. which has been on trial
for several days before Judge Morse IL
Is more than likely that the arguments
win be concluded by evening. f. $,
Richards concluded his argument on
behalf Of the plaintiff this morning. az
ter which John NJ. Cannon smoke ON be-
half of the South Jordan Canal COM
pany and D. II. Wells. ir. Tor the Mat
rcss factory. The rest Of the morning
ana part Of the afternoon were taken
mp by Judge Henderson who was fol
lowed by f. a. Woieewood for the
East Jordan Canal company.
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, "''u' he is a man of energy, and /,
wen educated, speaking several Furo
pean languages.
AS announced by the Associated
rress' Monday, April s, in a dlsnatch
10 't The Mania anna Gen, sandlco surrendered
at, ,ne american authorities at Caban'
I Ja,aa' IN me province OF New Eciiia
s Ss'nid OF Lu@on. 1t was added t6at
tried. ""u may be
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Fierce Fight with Gypsies.

a Youngstown, Pa Aprl t2.--1n a fierce
r rsht on the mountains near Lily last
nlgnt between a band OF gypsles and a
posse OF officers. one gypsy man was
Klled outright gypsy woman shot
tnloukh the shoulder, Division Fore
man Titler Of Galitzln was wounded
~ the mouth and Frank Coons his a.
s,slant was shot through the bowels
me latter Is expected to die.
Inc officers were attempting to arrest
lhe sypsies on charges OF stealing
winch preclpltated the fight A NUM-
Der OF the gypsies were finally arrested.
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JERSEY CENTRAL TROUBLE.
No Information Regarding Con fer.
cnce of Employees.

New York, April 12-At the Office Of
vice President Warren, OF the Central
Railroad OF New Jersey, no informa-
ton could be obtained this morning in
regard TO the conference which was In
progress between employees Of the road
ana Supt, Olhausen and Mr., Wentz
representing the company.
Al ! o'clock there were no Indications
mat a settlement had been effected or
that an agreement was at hand. No
news was given out
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AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Verdict of Not Guilty in the Evan.
stOn Murder Case.
Especial to the "News.")

Cheyenne, Wyo, April l2.-At Evans
ton today the jury in the case Of Harry
Lyons alias Harry Teer charged with
numbering John Wheelering at Hnliard,
twenty-five years ago, returned YER
dict Of not guilty. Lyons was arrested
at Lead City last December after a
chase which covered a period Of twenty
FIVE years and which reached To- almost
every civilized country on the globe.