Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-21


Inmates varying from $4,000 10 $4,000.
one man who Is believed TO have some
inside information says the amount IL
about $4,000.
On the morning OF January 10 at 8
o'clock an enormous landslide occurred
In the basin above juneau, Alaska, II
Is stated the slide was LOO feet In
width. Thousands Of tons Of rock and
dirt tumbled from the mountain above
the Last Chance Mining companys
liume and completely demolished II for
a long distance. Fortunately no people
were injured. The news was brought
here this afternoon by the "City OF
Seattle" which sailed from Skaguay
last Friday.
Reports are reaching skaguay con-
corning new placer finds ON Mush creek
1863 miles from Haines Mission, and
reached by a trail from Dalton post to-
ward the Copper river district. Sew
eral people have come out with gold,
One man named Bronson exhibited at
Haines $1,000 In dust, which he claimed
to have taken from tributary OF
Mush creek A rush to the district Is
expected next season, Many are pre-
pairing In Dawson for a rush to the
Koyukuk country Great interest Is
now centered In that district, and peo-
pie are grasplng at every bit Of infor-
nation regarding the new finds there.
The latest Is that United States Com
missioner Mckenzie states that before
the freeze $500 nugget was found.
Vessels command OF Beers on Sat-
urday last cut up patrol Of fifty men
belonging to the Craddock, Cape Coll
ony. town guard, on the Tarkastad
road. A few stragglers have returned.
The remainder OF the party is missing
In the circuit court at st. Lewis Judge
Hough yesterday began the hearing OF
the suit brought by members Of the
Catholic congregation Of the lmmaou-
late church, 10 restrain Archbishop
Kean from selling their church and APP
plying the proceeds TO the building or
the new cathedral.
Capt b. d. Greene, j. F. VIM. =, and
II. W. Gaynor, who were indicted with
Captain Carter, for alleged conspiracy
20 defraud the government, appeared
before United States Commissioner
Shields at New York yesterday and
furnished a collective bond OF 100000
for their appearance before the United
States courts OF Georgia.. The giving
Of the bond was by consent and the
defendants are TO answer TO the indict-
ments at Savannah on the second Mon
day in February, Meantime, prepar-
ations are being made for u technical
attack upon the indictments.
The Louisiana Purchase exposition
committee OF the general federation Of
women's clubs, composed OF one rep
resatatlve from every state in the pur-
chase, met In ST. Louis yesterday af-
ternoon and VIII continue In session
today and Wednesday They met TO de-
eide the nature OF the memorial In
commemoratlon OF the Louisiana pur-
chase, which the federation Is 70 erect.
The United states minister, John g.
A. Leishman, says the brlgands who
abducted Miss Ellen NJ. Stone and Nine.
Tsnka, September ;, have agreed TO
accept the amount Of ransom raised
by subscription. The place OF payment
is now the only question unsettled.
The trial OF Mrs. Ida Richardson,
charged with the murder at their
home at Savannah, Mo-. Of her hus-
band. Frank W. Richardson, began at
Plattsburgh, Mo. yesterday. Mrs.
Richardson appeared to be In good
health.
Gov Yates Of Illinois yesterday Is
sued proclamation designating We'd
nesday, January 29, as Mckinley day,
and requesting proper obserV-
ance OF the day by appropriate exer-
cises held throughout the state In honor
OF the late President Mckinley.
Peter Bergerson, a member OF the
Cheyenne Rifle club yesterday broke
the worlds record for 1000 consecutive