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TRUTH AND LIDEKTY,
yo. no. I'hiday; aiAiu'ii s-i. iso;;. salt lake city, utah. ' vol7xxvi7
AH IMPORTANT LAND CASE.
i
' Secretary Me Smtth Renders Ills
Decision.
urn uiorstMis or aches
In Southern California Opened for
Lulry and Settlement. Olnr
Items.
WASltlNOTOi, Hutch 24 Bectclury
Hoke Bmlth today rendered 111- ''
land decision. It was tho case of tbo
Houthern l'aclflo railroad Involving
ttia question of tho Unlit of that com.
puny to lands wllliln IU granted limits
ndthe limits of the grantto the At
lantlo and l'aclflo railroad, basing lt
claim on tho ground that the latter
company never compiled with tho
requirement of the grant, In the
matter of locating III road, and thus
forfeited III grant. The Mcretiry
holes, however, 'that the Southern
l'aelfls company hud acquired no title
I to the landa In question under lt
Crant. Thin decision operatea to open
tueie laudf, aggregating tunny thou
sands of ncrea In Houthern California
to seltlemeot and entry. The commla
aloner of tho general land cilice 11
accordingly directed to tako tho steps
necessary to restore them lu the publio
domain.
hTIIIUI I Mill)
1 Agreement nt I -il llelnorn I lie oltsii
r-pliiiicra unit the I mplorea.
MaiCIIEstfii, J'tJir-. March 21
n Agreement liaabeen'reurhed between
the spinners and their employers b)
which thu gieat cotton nil 11 strike will
end en Monday. Tho spinners agree
to reduction In their wages of eeven
pence In tbo pound. Thla atrlke has
been on tiro months nod lias liven
contested with unexampled slubbor-
lull by the strike who havo endured
the greatest privations of coll and
hunRtr through tho tovero winter
nrDLCTiuN Ttttirr hatt-i.
llie Uovreiyneiil or Sfexleo Maid la
(anleiiiiiUlo llie llueallon.
ClU' OK Ml IOfl, Match 24. The
I liatika have recently lieen pressing
lorronera In consequence of report
' from the Interior announcing aeveral
large failures of conccrnaof nspecu
Istlvo nature. Hank managers, how
ever, atato that thu mercantile
community Is geuirally entirely
solvent. A ttemeudoue premium on
fortlgu c-ichangu resulting from tho
Y? depreciation of silver liaa had tho
1 tflrct of diminishing Importations of
goods from I.urope, audi as cotton
tsxtllea and paper. In this way tho
government finds the custom house
collections dicrtaaod. It la aatd the
. question of stimulating Imports by tho
'jrMucllon of the tariff rates will bo con-iWicrcd.
Ileelli of i. Duke.
London, March24 George William
Francis Hsckvillu lluaaell, tenth duke
of Jledford, died suddenly of heart
failure last ulght, aged 41. Having no
children his brother, Lord Ilerbrand
Arthur, will succeed to tbo title.
Lord George becamo duko two
years ago, when hla father
committed suicide while eutlcp'
log from an attack nf ntumonla
The houso of Itustull Is one of tbo most
undent In the kingdom, being of Nor
man origin.
A nrivrit II 111".
riremeii Hilled l.j llie l lllnc ol
Well.
DtNVHt, March 21. I'lre broke out
early this morning In the warohoueu of
tho riummlt I'uol and Feed compiuy.
It was somewhat of a flro trap and as
the firemen wero at work In the alley
en tho eat aide, tho wall ot tho bu ru
ing structure fell on them, killing
Frank Mahoney and Fred l'lcr out,
and wounding Moll Jlakor and A.
llllty. Tho Unsocial loss will be
about f 25,000.
i(liiiiirniiiiil'i".
1'orraviiLn, Maroh 24. Two men
were killed and four badly If not
fatally Injured by tho vxplotlon ot gas
lu the Oak Hill colliery, near Mluera
vllle, thla morning, when the men
came to work this morning they were
Informed that the mine was clear of
Rsi, but they had not bien working
iSlf an hour when n terrlflo explosion
cciurred, hurling coal, rock and tim
bers In all directions.
kii.lLii.
Wru. Durooll, and ono was so badly
disfigured that he was unrecognisable,
iiviuiun.
John Morgan, Win. James, David
Ui Davis, Jr., and another unrtcognlia-
ble.
Till. Mlllllll 11V 1-ltll'lt.
Mllar.l Natil m )nTi. Abandoned llie
r Heli.me a Hell Ntoella.
New Yomc, March 24. The Jkrata
tays: It Is said Vlllard has abandouo I
tho scheme to cell the Bt. I'aul and
a Noilherii l'aclflo stotk In the treasury
tt of the Northern l'aolllo rallronl, lu
order to I ny oil thelloatlng debt of the
'' company, it 8 reportid that
i Vlllard has I ten asked to nsino the
price for tho balance of the Northern
Paclllo stock held by thu North
American, presumably for thu rurpo.o
of scouring his retirement lu tho
cosiest possible wnyr
BTOCKIIOI.UfcllS' 1 HOIOSITION TO 1IIU
MANAcitanNi.
Nmv Yomf, March 24. Henry
; Clows, chairman of the spedal com-
J mlttte of stockholders ol llie Northern
, l'aolllo railroad, said this afternoon;
"Tho stockholders havo mndu u
I imposition to tho management
'' taking up thu floating
debt of fO.OOO.OOU. It Is to Isauu
f 12,000,000 oullattral trust notes, run-
nlug live ye a re, bearing lute-rest at six
j or coot. Thus tho company could ay
oil tho floating debt and have a balance
In addition, A syndicate stands ready
to take the whole lot of notes. In con-
ilderatlon of furnishing the money It
reiervea representation In the boaid of
ultsctoif, wbkh would necessitate the
retirement of Sims of tho (.rnrnt mem
bcrs. Thu bt. I'aul and Noitneru
I'aclflcBlotklnlhiicoinpny'stroury,
which the inaniijeuioi.t proi osl to Mil,
and tho securities now behlnj llie
lolling debt could he used ns uol'alrral
fur tho notes. rtleHt. l'nul rind North
irn l'aclflo list year earno I 8 per
cent on thu stock nud It docs not sum
sound financiering to loll so good an
RMct as that,"
Mellheif 1. Ilindr Krnit.
1'ortTt.ANi). Ore., Jlarcli 24 Mat
thow 1'. DenJl, United Htati district
Judge, died this morning.
rv netelniinienls.
New Voiik, March 24 There wero
no new developments lu tho clbthliig
cullers' strike to lay.
II ill nits.
I'rlnee lllsmaerk Hiiiiiiils n .NoleiiT
Mneulns;.
Ntw Voihj, March 24. The J'uiti
Iltrlln dlspslch savsthatlllsmirtk 111
thu V.imlurflCr Xacltrxihttn utters n
warning against thu diss rlutlon, which
can only reult In auotlicrgooruineul
reverse. It would Lo far bettir, hu
siys, to abandon thu army hill now
reintroduced, an! modify the bill at a
more favorablu period lluu resort tu
arbitrary methods.
It transpires that rector Ahlwnrdt,
before thu commit!) v of III ulr, uou
fersed that bis papers wero stolen, and
bii'ituJ thacouimltleeu to treat ttiei'ili
fnsluii as LuollJonllsl. Chancellor
Cuprlvl threatened to cpilt ihutom
raltlct,lf the leipiest were granted.
THE CHINESE QUESTIOH.
OOlclal Correspondence on tin Subject
with Mongolian Ministers.
Nreielary Hlmrlon 1 nilenvera nils.
plain llie lrlnelile tinier-
Ij-lucllielseliielen -rl.
Washinotov, March 21. Tho vol
ume of correspondent with foreign
governments for ISO.!, Just published
by tho statu department, contains tho
first exiosltlou of tho views of this
government, as txireued by tbu late
administration u 1111 the Uhlnenu re
striction aud exclusion acts of lbbO ami
lbO.', madu In reionso to rtiated pro
testa by tho Chinese minister re'sldlng
In this city. Isul Kwu Viu's last
onmmuiilcuilononthlsrubJuLt Is doted
November7lh, 1832. ll It ho roferred
to previous communications by both
himself and his predecessor, as far
baclcas J annary loth, 1BS0, to both
ticcretarlesjllalnunud Foster, "at an
early date conveying to) ou tnovlewa uf
tho 1'rettJeiit In un umple aud formal
manner," Lutlliat ho had notrccched
tho 1 romlsed atatemeut.
Tuthls Lonnaunlcatlon Acting Bec
rctary Wharton retillnl Deo. Utll clos
ing tho correspondence to tho date of
tho trejiaratlou of the volume. JI11
says the act ofUctoler lit, 18S3, (the
Hcott law) lias brought about by re
gretablutallurotocomplclH tho treaty
signed at Washington or. March 12th,
1633, Tho failure of tho treat),
through tho wllhholdmont of the Im
perial ratllliatlon by Cblnn, ta)s
Wharton, exertu I prejudicial Inlluencu
li on tho American soutliuent.
Wharton calls attention to thofact that
the position of tho Chlueno In other
countries and tho foreigner In China,
Is different from that of the relations
cxlrtlng between other natives aud
foreigners when brought lulo contact
with each other, due to tho Inherent,
"Immlscrlbiullliy" of tho mongolian
and Caucasian races.
1'asslug by the special occasions of
grievances by reotou of acts of lawless,
ucis, Wharton proci-edn to dlicuss the
legislation which forms the basis of the
protests filed. Jlesayi: "While more
I reclsely providing for thu exclusion
of new coming Chinese laborers to our
shores, lu 1 uriusnco of the policy In
regard to which thu negotiations ot the
Immediately preceding years, has
shown tho governments to be lu sub.
stantlal acourd, thu new legis
lation was aimed to meet the
osio of Chlueso suhicts, actu
ally residing and laboring In tho
United Mates, by providing means
whereby their rlgnt to remain and 1 11.
Joy tho privilege sot residence, stipu
lated III tho existing esses, should be
confirmed to them, by an orSerly
scheinu of Individual Identification
and certlllcstlon. Tho shiluto as com
pletely alms to protect tho persona aud
rights of all Chinese persons entitled
to residential t rivllcgca as It does to
prevent their fraudulent enjoyment by
those not entitled thureto.''
Thu necessity fur this legislation,
Wharton observes, Is due to the fact
that the heretofore existing temporary
legislation wasabout to eiplre,aud tho
further fact tlutt negotiations for fuller
International accord on thu general
subject fulled under conditions which
uroused the belief that thu attltudu of
China was obstiuctlvu and tbo claims
uf the Chinese unreasonable.
Wharton continues, "It Is regretable
that tho attliude of the Chinese them
selves p ears to be as much one of
deflauce of the provisions of tho statutu
as that of your government Is of a pro
test against It, lundauio ot n fair
tilal of its worklugt. As for the
charge of unconstitutionality brought
against the 1 euol provisions of the net
In question, thut Is n matter to bo de
termined 111) ou aru doubtless aware,
only b) the Judicial branch uf the gov.
eminent, which is ns freel) oien to
the Chluete sulject us to thu cltlr.su of
tho Unhid Hiatus. It is the
duty of the executive, to enforce tho
law and noexeoullvu power uxlsts tu
evadu or repeal It. Ihn roviucu of
thu cxtcutlve branch In this dlscustlou
Is to bring nbuut a butler understand
ing ol the matter nud reach a good
accord as to thu prlnclles Involved,
Huch accord should not bu far lu
seek, as )ou ssy lu your nolu ot
November Slh: 'It Is concudeel, that
the Imperial government has nut en
couraged thu emigration of 1 eop)e from
China to the United Htstcs, but, an thu
contrary, lu the neg tlutlor s between
thuj.couutrlts on luu suljeet, has in
a most friendly manner yielded to
asueientlonof Imuilglullon,' Ulster
haps unfortunate Unit tho tanglblu
exjireesloii of this friendly disposition
went no further than thu negotiations,
whloh preceded thu pollaisu of the
triaty signed 111 1M3. I unci 110 rea-on
why a better understndlog may not
be biouiht about, whereby the pnsl
ilnno Culrn shall I o oik of ninlcnMo
1 ineurr ncu toaards 1 railn
al aud pnettcal end, latbir
thin ono uf olwtrutllon to the
working of tbu inmsuns the
ruiuiitiou of which has beam in n great
degree forced upon tho ItglsUllv
l-iwer ofllui Unite I Btates by the con
duct of the Chlnise root lu In this
country and by thu attlludo ol the lm
penal government In their rog ltd."
11 it 111 Attlttt 1 0.
lie Tlli llicml III. Ulle end llie
Ahelllo lainlly.
.v Yuhk, Match 21 Ulward
rarker Dcuou arrlxed In Jiw Yorlt
)itteriis) 011 the Trave. Deaoon'j
hilr Is KM), nud the elleets of hla
Imprlsiuiiietil la eMiIent In his faco
and carriage
"I nm ery tired," he sal J to tho re
loiters "I havu had no eace for thu
"st )ear. What do you wnutme to
ia? I'eo1egsnerilly Have, been kind
to mo during my tr utile' My i xnmi.
tutlm was onu uf the longest uver
known in 1 ranco, and during it thu
magi rate sal 1 to me 'Stie Is without
moral sense, y our wile. Hhe la wrong
heru (touching his lureln si)'
"Oiilylwu I'arlslau .1. urnnls worked
for my conviction la (fault's rind
llantu. Tiny recelvoj lurly fnucs u
lluu for all tliey wrote arulnr-t uu. I
know this to loafatt. Andwhata
detlcable larully the Abelllol were
l.inlle Abilllr, a hrotlierof Coco, pro
iluced forget letteis saying tnal I
Intended lo murder him as suou as 1
am out of prls 11. I would have had a
duel Lef to I left France with tint
Coco, but sumo friends of ralnu
dbsualeline. I ho Atellles aru lm
I Heated In tho I'uuama sciudals
Their ircat wealth most of It rime
from l'ansmi Sieculattou alii bribes.
The I'anauiaexi osure stved mo from
the Ir engi ance. They would net stop
ntunytlilug. They even tried to I rlbo
thu Judges lo conMct me. I brought
suit against Mrs. IJcacon to savu my
children from her Inlluencu and
preicnce. All the American colony
wire with me and I never lost a friend
by the uulorlunatu tuslnoss. Thu
authorities ollercd to let 1110 leave
Franco after the killing, but I would
not play tho coward, aud If Coco
Abtlllo does not slop slandering mu I
will go back and call him out. 1 and
my uulldreu Uwlll llvo with Mrr.
Diaoou's stepmother, Mrs. Ilaldwlu,
who has always been my friend."
A I tu! lire.
fJimiitir, 01., March 21 There are
meager details from l'aiihusks, Osagu
nation, of a fire that destroyed a large
Latt of the town, Including tho couue II
omu, seeral large stores and many
smaller I ulldlngr. Fivu lorsona lost
their lives lu the llnr.es.
IN THE CYCLONE'S TRACK.
Stores Blown Diwo and People llort
at Sbaws.
Alanip lueluey I'nrlliillr ItralrsTsd
nud Ia llw llcpaelsil
lo.l.
VlCKSl.Ulld, Miss , Match 24 Ad
ditional oycloue news are received
from passengers on the mldulght train
from Meni his. They say tho storm
spent Its force betweeu Tunica aud
bnuws station, whloh am nbout
laventy mllis apart on tho railroad.
At Bhawa eorau stores wero blown
down and 1 few cltlrens wcundoj.
a tAcnvuv ni.sTmn i-i).
Klwdoii. Ind., March 24. A hurri
cane pused north of this city last
ntgbt. At Alexandria on thu Lako
Frlu and Western road the l.lpplncott
mammoth lamp fioiory was partially
destiotod, and William Angel aud
sou, 1(3 years old, were killed by tailing
timbers.
imiAia: i.s ejvihai, iLAcrA
iNDiANAfoi.id, March Jl. A
cyclonic storm visited Indiana late
last night. In this city filly houses
were wrecked lu one neighborhood In
thu northwest portion; many families
ale temporarily homeless. At Tuxedo,
h suburu, many housta are wrecked,
mid several small ones carried away.
Many residents passed thu night In
cellars. Thu storm was ucoomiauled
by heavy ram and Severn lightning.
The Orcullu mills In thu northwest
em 1 art had thu roof lorn oil and tho
walls wrecked, llie Capital City
cotllu worka weru badly damage-u.
Many groat trees wero uprooted.
Advices from all parts of the slate
Indicate that much property was dam
aged and that somu irsuus wero
maimed. No lives were li st here, but
a few 1 ersous weru injured.
The l.oogeoteo (louring mill, the
Catholic ohureh and the olty hotel
were bully damaged
At l.vausvllle the south wing of the
Insane asylum wasdamsged.
At McOordiviltethu hoJie of James
McCord was blown down nud Mrs.
McCor I wus fatally burr.
At llruzll, out) ulldlngs, fences and
treus wrlei leveled, tbu coal mines
Hooded, and the loss utuouuls to uiuoy
thousands.
At Alexandria much damage was
done tu rialdimes aud business houses.
Thu l.lpplncottglais works were des
troyed und John Audle, Jr., was
kl)led, several others were Injured,
1 .f Clio (1.1 III Honolulu.
HAN 1)1 too, Cal, March 21. Thu
Ilrlllsli sloop of war M)iuph left this
morning for l.squlmaull, wheru the
olllcerseXecl tu llnd orders to go to
Honolulu.
I'l flfilOMI AMI HOM.V.
NeualiiM M1rr1111.il en'l Teller lull on
ll.trlillKl.
WA6iltnei, March 24, It Is un
derttuu 1 that the l'nsldeul Is looking
about him for one who will londuct
theiiuslonifllco on lurily business
iiluclples. He said to Jteptosentatlve
Lnloo uf reuuetseu this morning that
lie would nj lnl "no dimagoglu poli
tician comnilssiouer of enslons."
Doubts rilsed as to whether he would
appoint new commlisloucrs tu tho
llrussels monttiry ounterenco brought
Keuators Bhernian and teller, liolding
omwilto views ou silver, to tho White
House this morning. luey hud a con.
fsreiieo with the I'tesldentou tho quis
tlnn.
COHTRACT HOT YET SIGHED.
Et h j Sitms to b) Ready 0
Close tbo D.al.
Titiiii:s tin: to mi'iit u.
Itrdiichig Mages In OsItMdi dines.
llie Union Itcslsls. II at
Litate Antes.
Tho refinery oonlraut was not s'goad
last evsiilu, as In I been anti .luteal
by mull), rhu succeisle de ays
stem to be u sjrt of to bociuliuuail
flair, Lut all havu appeared to tss
lit unitary tu Ilia amusement of the
details aud the settlement uf Tarl.tli
iliieatloni that have utltou.
All waanaJy for the turning rver
of tho 1'ettlt aim lut uven'ug, to thu
luts. rusted larttui said. 1 til retu t
w out 1 have btou atlalueel earlier but
that Mr ICInncy, lu Ills euili siami,
subscribed jlO.OOO moiu than he coul 1
aRord, nud tho deficiency hid to ha
supplied.
The truitees weru to most last overl
ing, nil. r tho ccmmlttics had clued
their labjtr, but It was too late to gel
them together, ro a meeting was called
fir four e'eluck this afternoon, llcsllit,
there were other Items to attend tu, mi
Imi cttant ono being on examination of
thu tills to the refinery site. I'l u ab
stract has been furnished to Judje
Dooflourow tu piss upou.
Al .120 o'clock this nllernoon thu
Judgu was busily engaged examining
thu apers, which aru of n oonij licited
naturi,nud bad not arrived r.. " qon
elusion. It Is confljcutly asielted that the
contract will bo aiguoJ this afternoon.
LOW BILM.lt CJAU8ISU UIW MAUl.a.
Bomoof tho Colorado mining com
I anles are following tho course pursued
by the llulilou-lleck lu the maltor of
cniloji.' wsjev, being fottej like that
lominny was, tu this position, by the
low price of silver. On Tuesday tho
Humboldt and Way Up mines nt
lillurlde closed iluwu uing to tho
mliitrs refusing ti work for I perdiy,
Vesterday thu mines resumed work
with a fu I lonu ol roeu. l'Jeut) of
miners were found whu were only too
w llllug tu work at the $3 I er day rite.
Jlutfewof the old employes were re
employed. Ills said ihar tbo action
taken by tho management of the Hum.
I oldt reducing miners' wanes wilt bu
I uriued by thu bmuggler Union min
ing company. Tnu Buiu (ler-Uulou
comiiany has beeu operalng for some
lime pust at a Loss owing to thu low
pilce of silver, and (lis tropcrty
will eventually close down unless the
price of silver appreciates era reduc
tion lu miners' n ages Is inaugurated.
Till: IIMOI iSIANI).
Thu Mlncre'uuleii lu Colorado srems
inclined lo tuku a stand It, favor of
refusing lo ecrmlt a reduction of
wugus during tho low rice of sliver.
Un Wednesday, men werklng lu a
shall In the New York Chance mlnu
struck for an a Iraucu of So cents per
day. Huperliileiucnt I'.synolds re
fused thu demand and cl sed down thu
mini, rtirru dollars had beeu paid
to thu miners at work. Next morning
some noil union men went to thomlLu
to go lo woik, but were takeu away
nud forced to leave thu neighborhood.
The Miners' unlou held a meeting
yesterday and have taken tbo matter
luhand. liioy are d Ivrmlned that
hcioaftur no man shall work ut shaft
work or timbering forltts than Too
per day, and If any should attempt It
there will bo trout le. Tho miners
claim that this is Ibeonly minuthat
has askud tho men to work for less thou
$3 60.
KOUS.
On Thursday Henry Cloyd, a miner
employed at tho I'enrose inlne, near
Leadvllle, was oiushed by a uavu In of
rock.
News from thu Deep Creek country
Indlcati a that extensive development Is
being carried ou lu thu mince there,
with the anticipation that the Deep
Creek railway schema will malurlalltu
and ullord an opportunity for ujunlng
up the rich fields of thut section.
Indications are that Itoutt oounty,
Colorado, which adjoins the Utah line
at the eastern limit of Uintah couuly,
Is going to havo a gold I lacer eiellu.
ment the lomlng summer. Many
cJalma havo already been taken up,
and proaicctora are crowding In. Just
to what exleut tbo larers exist has
not been determined, but that section
of the country Is known b bo rich In
mineral.
Tho l'beunlx Mlnlug oimpany Is
making preparations for thu erection
uf nu enormous dam three and a half
miles abovo Its ropirly on Cave
creek, Arizona, by the aid of which
there can bu oblatned sulllrleut power
to hydraulic tho entire mountain. All
Ihudlitln the mountain runs i later
gold, and alter It is washed from llie
ledges the iiuarts will bo milled. Two
million dollars will be put In the enter
prise. Intelligence of whit msy prove to bu
a heinous duublu murder, with tho In
tention of robbery or tho satisfaction of
vendettu, haslieii received from the
mining district near Wlokeubiirg,
Arlaoua. An old Meilouu named
.Monttr, ln comany with Ills ton, a
boy about fourtien years of age, had
been placer mining In that section for
some time. lor liberal days past
parlies who paused thiir claims regu
larly failed to mo them, an J yesterday
morning a Mexican wont to Iho cabin
for somu puri'Oto and, opening this
door, found thu boy lying in uno
corner dead aud In an alvauced statu
of decomposition Jlshlud thu house
was the head edid feet of thu father,
as they Jay In Hi" ashes of a fire
that had ooniutned forest of the body,
Thu skull of enuh victim had been
crushed with a 1 c)i wd thu body of
the old man lliruw II upon the wood
pile, whloh wai llieu let on lire, anil
as It was uouiuiued the head and feet
relied away. That part of thu county
is mined ptlnolialiy by Mexlcaus of
hard thariier, an I It li thought
they comnilttml the deed with tho
in, list uf rubberr, at every orcuuyof
Uiu cabin had biu lonsackud.
HAIl lAltllOLKAUIHII HOV'f .
Today's ulenrlng house exchanges
amounted In $S07,R8v; tame day last
yrr, J270,1on. Deoreusr, fo2,v74
IIIDIY'S IJIIOTATrOlt.
New York Hllver,..v, liaJ, JJ.07).
Doudou Silver, STf, ..
OUR Alfll lit I LION,
. Well, Fargo .V Co. receive! today,
Mliur bullion, SH').
r. It Jonea .V Co. rcoslvod Inlay :
llillllon, fltJO, ores, tooOO. Total,
flV.VUO.
MtUornlok A. Co. reoelvod today!
Hauauer bulilon, JAlHk).
Assajir C.urns had In tola)', for
testing, una lot of Democrat uio 25
tots, und one other Control.
rSIL ESmk THIVSICHS
;iM Is lhrKKnorirmnli rrtofiltr oT Sail
Ijtkt IU- tin ilmn Spm. rTi'49.
. M. Hater ant wife lu Jamsa
lleeeallr. Il nan lianl7,eork
, II II III nWu.lua . 00
11 ralla. I , IhtTM I llerlev, part
ol b iKk I, plat II ,. ita) raj
T A li.e.i nj ! lirltasitelo
Jeih auntelier, leuln llaels,
leant A Mrleaea4mnn .. . ? ISO CO
0 .lrlitlal ijjr marajial lo I His
llh sioalieitu, art er let ,blmk
cA,tilatA H n .. OUooo
Kmllf llatu ei s to Anna II (llasn,
. mitlelt buekl,plat H I in
Isabel Wflllh lo J L Mew art, seulh
K.lois bit kls latll. tee
Jcsa li. Ilansan an! mm lu lirsel
Israeli, iisrt of ssellon s, town
ship s, aoalk ranss I east ... SO 00
u. s . .1 a war un t Itirbsrdi ronton
latent lull tfaeillonll, town.
lips teu liraagleat.....H.
tasr ruaa aincat
lort llarehtllli, noo e
leoseona. II Nat tors Uaansl '.
laenfso'a eir Naitaanoa . Tft
Ateliane n, laeios UalL.... IS',
(.eelral I aeido t Hook Islam . .
Burlington trl" tt I aul AlHnana are,
Rle llrands rd Ul, leiaal'soiao. v
Northern I aetac la Unianlteeao. MH
rrerarraO ir larso Est reel is
f.ortnwiielrM 10 vlaMra Uolaa-. M
North nienaan. 11'
Money asir,l tur ailier,Sii,
Slocks eloied aMa-lr.
Saw liniK, Uan-b Jl-Tlin fact that an
onlerfor lialr a mi lion anil roe export hat
beau canMl. lis I n tameable erlret on the
alueka after 11 with slvancaa ml alouir Uio line,
rausias to llie lull point and more in aouio
IDauncsa. Aleoon the market naa strone.
tiiaraunei s clo-in i
lollowinx are the elottiis lotetions reater
dajreTenma' or tbo accurlllea in wtucfi lodl
raaders aro moat likely to I interattad
11 til. . SIS 11.(1 so
1 antral Paeine ts , 1 reI-rrod.K ... flu
II All II... Ml Kir. I :t(
N rthem I'Solua IS Wella larsu lM
I Termed .. I1H tNeiltrn lnlua wvi',
Or'n ebon IJue w
oiiiuaoii Miaxar
Uairairo. March 21th
Whllt-Stea Ir, eh, II 'i Mar, "
Corn-Iiwrl eaati, la', Uy, I ',
Mala faaarieaib.Simi afae ai;, i
luik-tltalrioa.li, iU Uar, IY.M.
IjarO-tealyleaah 11.19 Majr II 15
IUliB-ltJ)r;cuu,!INjMar, Uou.
Mya-lj.
Iljrlrr-"!
riai-llt4,
lltnuthy flO.
.Supicmu I'liurt
In the Hupromo court eestorday
atleruoon thu casu of the People vs.
Cass Hlte, apiellaut, from the First
dlitrh t court, was called on. 1'owirs
A. lilies aud Loefbourow, Montgomery
ilKahn apioari'd for thu uplaut,
an 1 John M. Zins for tho resiondent.
Hlte, the defendant, uu HeptemberO,
1611, killed Adulh Koblur at (Ireen
lllvur,Ulnb,iaud eluie that tlmohu lias
been tried twltu. In thu lint lustancu
Ilia Jury disagreed aud Hlte was ro
leised on ball ending n second hear
ing. In tho second hu was found guilty
ot murder In the second degree und
sentenced by Judgo lllackburn lo
light years lu Uio penitentiary. Hu
appealed from thu Judgment to llie
Huprimu court, and inuring n certlfl.
lite of probablu euusr, has remained In
Jallatl'rovo lustiud of buglntilng to
seive out Ills seuleiire. Alb rney lilies
madu theopeiilug argument latulu the
alternoou and tho case was resumed
this morning.
Thu ca occui led almost tho en
tiro forenoon.
CUUIIT tlOTIS.
In the case of Chat. Houfertttnl. vs.
Klambeek As l'arsous Judgement has
been etiti red by di fault In favor of tho
plulnllirafor J'ilJOJ.
Allert W.Jatiseiiva James K. H en
ter, Jiilgiuutil lu favor or plulntlil for
tSWJ7.
llrown llrcs. ,1 Co, vs. li. 11. l'ar
sous; Judgment in favor of tho defend
unl for tho return of certain itoperty
or 1000.
Halt Lake Vinegar Co. vs. tho Halt
Lake l'lckle Co; Judgment lor the
plalritll! for $ I73.W.
A warrant has been iwued lu Justlco
Ilnll'a court for thu anctt of W. W.
Wilsou, teamster, who Is accused of
cruelty to animals.
West ('al)lo Mliiiiiff, Klc, Co.
With the county clerk today wore
II led Iho articles ol Incorporation of
tbo West Cablu Mlnlug A. Milling
company, thubuslueMof which Is the
mining und milling of ores uoulaliilug
I retlous metals aud minerals, Thu
geniralulllcuof the company will bo
In Halt Lake Cll).
Hie amount of thu capital slock Is
$1,500,1)00, dlvldel Into 'K) ),lUU shares
of the pur value of fieicli.
Tho luiorporatora uru lleorgu Ityau
aud Chus, ri. Ilerne, who Imvu eacli
subscribed for hi, tfoaiiarus, J.O. Clalu
1,730, J.ll Harlow, II. II Hiwyer,
and lmoduruD Da u J7,6uO each.
H, II, Huw)er has been chosen ; resi
dent; J. U. dale, vlie resident, Chat,
H. Home, tieuaurer,aud (Jeorge Ityau,
seoretary.
nirnciji.T opfcUAnos.
It Hm rerformid by Hr. Iliuedlct on
Joseph lougnorlh.
At noon today Dr. Jlenodlct, assisted
by DoctorsHmlth, Anderson und Hharp,
I erforniud a dllUtult operation on Mr,
Joseph Iionguorth, It tonslstuj of
thu removal of an Itnmunso cumuiDut
giowthfrom tho lift groin itndadja.
lent parts. Its site was that of un
ordinary soil hat, and ha 1 been In
cnaslug In ulmenslons during tho
wholo winter, Ttiltlsthesesond time
that Dr. llene tlct hu operate I on tho
same put of tlili pntlint'a Ixxly, and It
wasonly uuderlakeu now ns a matter
ol relief an I with a view to prolonging
llie (fluent's llfu for a few months and
making his condition uiorecudurnbln
to himself nud friends. Tho else It
tinl'iuo as to Its position nu I duration,
ns such cases as n luio run nmucli
morn raj Id cotirie.
An improved instrument kuown res
I'acsuelln'a ranter) was used to che.'k
the proline How ot blool, rills curious
tool can be ketl at a red hut lor any
length of time, thus avoiding the ne
cessity of repeated lientllns.
Mr Douunofth'sonudlllori was fair
at tlits uoncluslon ot the operation,
though In, was very weak.
Mr. UeorgeHavagu took a photon ruili
of the o i ration for future refer
ence. Ho thutamura Is made to play
Its port lo aid sutlerltig humanity. At
last accounts thu 1 silent wis testing
comfortably.
Ill till' llllll-.ll Mission.
(IWenabilofcir)
Flder i; A. Br ill, rd li released as
traveling l'.lder lu the Manchester con
iirincennd appointed to labor In the
Liverpool cMcc.
l.ldirlt. H. Watson It honorably re
lented ns Iran II g Klder In the
Hoetllih confeieuco to return home.
Aircstril In h itiprj Count)'.
Sprfint lllipnlck fo fas NkKS
I'ltoW, March 24. Janiirs Yorgasin
ol Fountain (Ireen wasatiestod yester
day In F.mcry county by Diputles
Claws in aud Ilex, aftir n ihaui of
thirl) inllet, ou tho charge ol adultery,
alligeil to liao In en committed with
n lutal wlfe.Thu ptltoner was brought
to Frovo by Hex this morning.
Weil Totl.ty.
At 10 SO this mofulnir, Alomo II.
Ilutlli., youngest sou of Wm. and
i:ilxibetlilIuttloofthuHlxtli ward of
tills til) , died at his pareuls' residence,
Irom heart failure, brought on by an
ntlackuf rbeuuiatlsm. irelorday the
deccaseil attained hla sixteenth birth
day. Ho was first nttacked by lullam
matory rheumatism when hu was live
yiarsof fce. Huapiisrenlly recovered,
ut was stricken down ajaln. and
tlie Illutsa which rallied hltu oil wis
the esvenlh Httsck. With eaeli re
curreruu uf thu Illness It gained nu
lilm, uud Ills suUerlU) shave beeu ory
seviru. Thu bereaved family havuthu
sympathy of a host of friends.
l'no fur erul of Ihu decessed
will take place from the Hlxth ward
meeting houso tomorrow, thu scrvioes
oonimoiiilng nt noou.
Tot Intuitu hliccimen.
IiCtters from Utah aheepmen In
Bouthwistiin Wycmlng state that up
to thu present thsy have boon artlcu
larly fortunate In having very light
losses. The) havu managed to keip
lu protected districts during tho heavy
storms, and thu loss of shuop bus been
less than uu average up to the i resent.
They anticipate that, although the
continuous stormy weather Is unusual,
Ihu spring will soon open to that there
v. Ill I o no further danger to sheep Irom
snow.
further north In Wyoming, how
ever, Ihu reports are not so encourag
lug, as man)' sheep havu died through
thu heavy storms. It Is said that III
many notions llie losses have beeu
propoillojately gruater than thovo
ret urtud from thu divert In western
Millard and Juab counties where many
sheep had died recently through the
1 lolongatlou of wintry weather.
ToJnj'sl'iubato loot I.
IJitalu of KJward I'alrbouru, de
ceased. Order made atiolutlui; np
I raisers.
Fitat. of Thomas Tibbie, Hr ,
dicetsed. Decreu entered allowing
final account nud distribution.
1-statoof John Krlcksou, deoensuJ.
Hearing on petition for silo cf real
estate and protest of F.rlkii l.flokson
filed, l'rotcst denied and exiAiptlou
takou und order made as prayed,
Hitato of James Ilsrry, deceased.
Certllluitu from Third district court of
dlsmlaitluf suit filed. Order madu a.
lowing account.
l.sluto uf Jurumlah McUraly, de
ceased. Hamu order as tu the Harry
case.
l.itatuof John Norman, deceased,
Hearing continued till thu Mth lust.
(irnsshonpeis llntililu (lut,
Ueorgo W. Crochtron, of Hist lloun
tlful, Davit county, allied at tho Nn b
cfllco today and stated that a short
Urnoagone gathoiod soma rloh soil
from his garden ami placed It lu lant
forcing frame and deposited cibbagu
and tomato seed lu It. Tho pit ills
commenced to sprout nicely In due
time, Lut simultaneously with naturu's
action lu this respect occurre the
hatching out lu thu frames of appsr
ently thousands-of grasshopper! which
have completely destroyed ull signs of
egetatlou. Tlieru were a groat rnauy
grasahoi a.rs In ll.uutlful lust season
and thepresenl cro)iltthe result of eggs
deposited last rail.
lleilJiuts of Davis county aro hop
ing thut thu continued wet weather
will dottroy most of the eggs.
Homo 1 1 uiu Ji.iuioa.
I.ait oveulug I.lder Henry D. Has
sett of this city, called at the Niwb,
He retutned on Tuesday from a mission
tu tho Hamoau Islands. Ills departure
for that field of labor was lu June, 1600.
Ills health was not thu I est, but lie wns
able to prosecutu Ills duties ssu mis
sionary, and returns homo lu thu but
of spirits.
llinss I lupemeiilt.
Anna, Ills., Maroh 2 1 Hie story
fromht. loult nbuut the ulopemrnt ot
half a doren couples from here appears
to ho without foundation beyond thu
tlipemontof Ilorus and the two Coin,
iiiun girls. Their father left tho sick
bid to go after them.
ELECTION REMINISCENCES,
Was Sopjrlntenileot o Walervjorks
Ryan a Victim of Jobbery?
A a'roiiilneiit liberal l-nllllrlaii an
mates uiul Telia lion II
us tloue.
A well known Liberal politician '
who lias corralel many Totes for his
party In years that are pulsed but who
claims to have been Ignored by those
whom he hat assisted loolllce, said to
a Nk3 reporter this mornlngi "I ,
iiollcuthst the paper you represent Is
having n good doil if fuu nt the ex.
psnso of tho city waterworks depart
ment. That Is all right; the publio
laughs with you Jllut this should also bo
romemberoJ that thu fellows who draw
full pay for the small nmountof work
they do are also laughing laughing
at Ihu soft snap they have got. I havo
to give) ou some pointers as to h w
things aro run lu tnal department,
rue city council should su to It at
oncu that the hialtli commissioner,
sanitary Inaiwctor and some good
detectives weru turned loose on It with
out delay with n lull ttock'ot dlslnfec
lanla and Hull laiitirnr.
"I have remained quiet for a long
time-," roulliiuod urn gentleman,
"because I have taiou aihamed to
acknowledge the rottenness that ex
isted lu my aily, hut things have
atilvtd at that stage when I don't feel
like ro iiatnlug silent auy longer.
Drunkenness und kindred evils exist to
nu alarming extent and tho city lays
thu bill. It's a sliamoend should
bu toj ;ed.
"Now, I am going lottllyou some
thing you don't know, something the
1 ublla has Hover heard. It It Hut!
A slnglo man whose name It la not
necessary to urn Hon and who docs
husluss in thu western part of the city
aud who Is kuowu by ever) hobo In Ills
district has got n 'pull' and bslnt,
more than ordinarily ilrver ho pulls
very hard and well. Ho keeps a
bonding houso and saloon, v. Itt stdo
Issues lu dlirereut ails o, Iho city,
"'hen ho Indicate, tnal a certain Indi
vidual bo tlvon employment, hla wish
Is nt once acceded to. The result
would bedlsailrouslf It were otherwise
"1 Ills gentleman wolked his wires
well rtor to and at tho last city
election. You will remember that
Mr. Ityan was n candidate for city
marshal. To guarantto success It wst
absolutely necessary to havu the assist
nncuof hla Irlcnd in the western part
uf town. This friend pledged himself
to ltynn but covertly did all in his
pow er to defeat htm and he succeeded,
too.
"Now I will tell you why ho did not
waul 11) an to I u elected marshal. As
tongas the latter was superintendent
of waterworks thu friend was suru tu
gethlseniloyesat his hiarJIng houso
aud saloons. It was money In
his pocket. Had Ityan been
elected marshal some other
iersiu would havo been chosoo to fill
the olllceof waterworks superintendent
aud It wai evident that a rusn could
not be found for that rosltl u to clearly
In harmony with tho rnanho lulled
Ihu strings. Yes, this man wanted
Ityan as superintendent of water
tioika, and hu wanted hint badly, but
bo did not want him tor marshal;
set?
"Aiiothcrthlnil would like to any,
and that Is, that 1 will bet a thousand
dollars to ouu there are uot six tsxpsy
irt ulwotk for Ityan, and they aru
retty nearly all single men, too.I havu
recommended men lor work mon with
families, but they don't get.lt, and that
It why 1 am around."
mDIMlS 01' A lOUO.SKK'S JUttY
l lint They Say Itegardlug tbo Death
sift rank Xuxoll.
Coroner Taylor held an Impueit to.
day ovirthe remains of Frank Nuxoll,
whoso death was annouuoud In last
evening's Nina. Tho Jurora weru
Charlua Hlliisoii, Thomas llorlate and
Daniel Cumomlle.
Piiuy n turned the following verdict:
"Wu llnd that the demised tamu to
hit doilh from uloohol liasteued by
the too freiuent me of a medlolnu
prescribed by hit phytlilau, com.
loiet of digitalis uud clrtuhonla, with
directions to be taken lu three hour
doses, he having taken as muih lu
ten houts as hu should In forty-eight,
and this wu think is the lauta ot hit
diath."
Relatives la Columbus, Iudlsns,
havu wired Instructions tu havo tho
body buriej here. This will be done
onit iriday next under tiio auspices of
tho ralloi's Union, of which tnu do
ceased wus i member.
Mill A MIOUTIIAM) TitANSCIUl'T
Stenographer I red MiCurrlii and Ills
Seniles lu I lie JUrtlu-llojer
tunc.
Judgu Howat and Tt omis Mar
shall, of tho committee of Inquiry to
Investigate tho charges ngalntt United
Htates Commissioners Martin uud
Moyer, weut boforo the Huprema
court, upon the opening ofthlsuior
Ing's tetslou, aud stated that while tho
olllilul stunographer (Mr Fred Mo
Curt In) was willing te give his services
III tho casu so far as concerned tho
taking down of thu testimony, he
considered that ho ought to bu puld fur
tho entlru oust of transcription. It
btoimo necitsiry, Judgo Marshall
said, that the uommtttee should bu
furnished with a complete transcript,
as ceiisln iortloiia of It woull
bo requlru I in thu uomi llutlou of their
report, to form part of tue oourt roiord.
( nlef Jtiitlcu alio double I whether
thu coutt had tho power to make any
such guarantee for payment ot the
coit of transcription, but said they
were willing tu certify for the same to
tho department of Justice at Washing
ton Upon at plication nf tho committee,
an extension of five da)s wstgr nteJ
them lu which to frame their report.