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THUTII AND LIDtKTY,
ko. foq. "ritiDAYTsiAiini jjj, aeon, sai i lake city, utau." " vol. xxvr.
ALLEGED SCAI1DAL
This Time In Connection with the
Bering Sea Arbitrators.
nounix sauuiis niuiS.
DiiIJchiIi Paid 1)J Mining (.ouipaules.
lit llicclnw Nor,
tc.
Chicago, March 31. A special
from Washington to the JUcortlnyr,
BooretarlesUtcshara nil Carlisle have
brought to lljht R scandal of senta
llonal dimensions, atlbctlns Ibo stair
of tho lifting ioa commission,
I now In iwslon In rrls, uod adds!
' "It li probable that lIJor Wlu W.
llalford, who while prlvatu aocro
lry to Harrison, waa appointed
paymaster In the army, will be
recalled from thotreeeut poll aa die
I urslng olllcer of tbe listing sea com
missioner, unlua he consents to coitaln
material chaugea lu ths condition of
utlalrs, aa Urcelium aud Catltila find
Ihcni. Moreover, It la probable that
Ilia services uf tx Becrrlary of Htats
John V. Fcalrr, uow serving aa
American agent of Ibe luring
ara arbitrators, wouM be dls
btused with, If bit recent
hlf-lt position aa cabinet c 111 cor did not
In some measure prottot him from too
liarili orltlclini and too summary na
tion." Tlio story then goea on to say that
members of the atari of tliaoorumlM Ion
havo beau allowed extremely liberal
perquisites In addition to the regular
compensation. It l not known what
Prater receives, Lut It la 1' It lo b
Inferred that It la qultu a larr.o aunt, lu
Tlaw of tba statement that Ualford, In
addition to hla re.ular y aa
major of $1200 lo $3t00 tor year, la
allowed $15 per day, or In all about
$9079 par year. J. Btanloy Ilrown,
huibandof llolllo (JarflilJ, daughter
of Iba lato President Uartleld, la draw
log two salaries, ono of 310 and Ilia
oilier of $15 ter day, or $91.8 per year.
Beveral othrra receive tlouble (ay, the
extra ranging from $0 tolS per tie).
I A Mil II I IIHIIY AllOUNr.
The SHary or tlie Hank llubberj by m
Aalluu'a rir.l Jlau
New Ycwk, March SI. The atory
from Man .Domingo to the etlrct thai
the prtitJeut of the republlo bad
broken Into Iho Trench bank la not
generally credited here. Tho amount
pokenof aa taken by I'realdent lieu
reux, suja P. I Vaaquez, the Domini
can consul general here, wna adjudgtd
due tba pnaldant lu hla personal
capaolty by the aupremo court, lie
threatened lo enforce the decree of the
court, n the bank refuted to abide by
tho court'a decision. Then the bank
appealed to tho Frenoli contulandha
called for the auppotl of the I ranch
warship In port. Oontul Vasqucz hat
seml-clllclnl advices yesterday that
the matter la atlll lu ubejauce.
Mora llnill.. louuil.
Highland Liomt, Main., March 31.
1 Three more bodies from thodorlra of
the fishing eobooner Damon, which
went adrift, were licked up on the
beach at Nuuict Inst night.
Ht( IlLTAItV Jioitrovi vi.s.
Ila Ilopta lu l,l n Net or llrl !.
I liiplaj-
Wabiiivotov, March . II. Becrotnry
Mortou, cf thouciartmeiitof agrlcul
luri, liaadirlnd Ilia plan to teat tba
(Uncle of appllcanta fur Ilia tioalllona
not KonrneJ by the civil aerTlca riilet,
Kacli Hi illcaul on tiling lilsan IIoa
tlou wlllbonqulrod toumwern act of
queallona aa to the moral aud 1 bjri.lc&j
iiualllloatlona, and on tba work which
he will ba niUlreJ li jerform, Ua
hoieabylhli meana to aecura a high
atandard at the department.
IAIHII llltllll.MIH.
I'rulll r Hie llmlua luiliiilry Mr
Tliraa Mnullia.
NlwYonir, March 31. The Ingi.
nttring and Vtmng Jlccortl ublltbca n
table of dlvldenua (old by mining
comianiea In March, and alfo alnco
Jnuuary let. Thirty eight are Included
In the Hit. They paid In March $500,.
tSO, and alnco Jauuary lit, $2, 170, 120.
In the column for the quarter, Molllo
Ulbton leada with the other large
dividend pa era In the following ordrrt
Minnesota Iron (Je , $.10,000,
Qulncy of Michigan, IISO.ouo, 111
Metallic of Montana, $UO,00V; Daly
of Utah, $ltl! 600, and Co per Quceu
of Arltoua,and Dalamarof lUaUoflOO,
000 each.
aburfroubl.
H Ni.w Yoiih, March .11, Prealdent
g Hornthal of lliu Clothing Manufuo.
KJ turora' araoclallou, nya there are
iW rually only 430 men locked out, and
VK that Kulghta of Labor are rapidly
IW fllllni; tba plact-a and the mambora of
U thetederailonof I.ubor lo wlikh the
nt cutlira belong aru liavlug It uvery
IK day and olnlng the Knlghui All
IS contract tailors belong to the I adera.
m Hon and It la aald the contractora may
m dacldetolocklluniout and not wall
M for any aympalhello atrllie.
IIIHIIOMST IIAILUDAIIIII V.
g How Tli.x N.Hn.llf.l ilia tauivany an
Budalia, Mo, March 81. A big
I ileal among the lRlmcra an I firemen
on the MlMourl 1'atlflo Jtallroad lma
1 I tan brought to light lu till, city, re.
II Bulling In the dlicbarge of the lima
1 k"r" nine englntora and alx flrtmen,
J with tho liroballllty that many otheri
jR aro being Impllcnltd. The trainmen
m In colluilou with the tlmekeei or, drew
U i liroki for time uot put In by them,
IS Tlin company' Iota will txtond Into
Bl thouianda aud extenda over a i arlod of
X leuinontht, o namea aro glveu.
(Jllllll I Hill VI.
Comnltureiiifiil nr Din Jawltli nt
ntrr Taiilslti
Krw Yomr, Murch March 31, To.
day la Cloud I rlday. Hpeclal nrvlcea
are held In nearly all the churchti;
the custom liouiu, tub-treasury, alt
commercial and uiarllluie exchangee,
mid many o.her lluca of btiiliiaa nn
closof. Aa It la not a lezal hollJny,
however, nod cnmmeiclal lapi r tut.
luring mutt be rait, tho bonka remain
ofen.
The celebration of l'efncb, 1 1 Pau
over, will bv ligun ly the Jawthe
worl I over at anii"l tulj avanlns "Ud
contlnua tlgllt ilajn nnnii j tlio nrth i.
ilix Jewa,whl otcformid Jena will ob
leivullievon ila'l.
at iiiluiiitk lioisr.
Wasiiiv(HO(, March 31 do 1
I'rlday mi apcnl q jlelly at tlio White
Uouie. The l'rilditil i n lew
cougrctimiii frtm 10 to 11 oMo'k
when Iho tabluit nutting bian.
Mra. Cleveland usually rccilvia on
l-rldna but did lot loluy. luittad
ibo went out for an airing In au optn
carriage with llaby ltulh.
ANIIIIIII 1 A NtlllUI.
Terrible txprrlrtica brHliliwrcrktl
WitllorM.
Bavansaii, (Ja , March Hi. Tlio tug
Matcotta went atliore on Cumburland
beach )tlerdy afternoon In n heavy
atorm. The craw ailccieded lu nnclf
Ing thu ahore alter n lerrlbla trilsle
with Iho wavrr,xcc t bteward J! mm
who waa drowned. 1 Iteinau llozen
waa uscomcleua when ho rotche 1 the
ahoro, and hla companions thinking
lilni dead left him, and ilnrtid lo walk
lo Cumberland, ten mlleiawn). Tlio
Weaiher waa viry cold, and with tin Ir
anaked garmebttlhey aullircd terribly.
Ca lain Potter falntu I ut tho and uf
leur mllea and waa curled to hla com
I Jiiloua thu rrit of the ). Borne of
IbemdroPiHd unconrclouaon reaching
their deillnatloD. Later a parly went
to the iceoaof tho wreck and found
llozen Hill alive, In (Hoof the atorm
and cold.
Nlata Aarnla tpalnlril.
Washimitoi, March 81. Secretary
Mortou baa appointed flvealato ogcnui
In the departmaut of agriculture lu
taknellcat on April lat They are:
Frank A. C. Dllllluih, Illlnola, vlcu
B. 1). 1 liber, removed,
A. B. Mericr, Wyoming, vlco I'. A.
Black. remoeJ.
U. I,, iryer, Tannessae, vlco 1'. II.
Ittever, rriuovcd.
li, M, Nay, Wlacsmln, vloe II. L
Adama, reinovid.
athuu I'ruwt, Detroit, vice I). Jl.
Htewart, nmoved.
DISCOVERED JUST 1H TIME.
A Bold Plan to Kindle tbe Fire of
Revolution In Costa Rica.
Tba tonaplralara ctil In lie llaile
au Laainple or by ibo
Ueirruulenl.
Panama, March 81. Ths govern
inoutha dlicoverad, uit In lima to
Iteveut It, a plot lo Inaugurate a
revolution In C'oaU Klca. Iho con
llratora plotted to attack tbo
military tlorea depot and with
thu (tarturod armi and irumu.
nlllon njulp the ruvolutlonliU.
The leader In the conspiracy, (lutlcr
lez, recently returned from exllu lo
wnlch ho had been condtniuid on
acoountof a previous revolt agalmt
tbe government. The authorities
ere advlied of their plana and diet led
to allow thim toiroceod and capture
them lu the act of treason.
Thu couiplratora ninde an attack on
tlio depot, secured arms aud ammuni
tion and at the momont they were
tnkui by tur rite by tlio government
troojw, who look jossesslon of both
conspirators and their munitions of
war, Tho country waa at once J laced
under martial lat. Thu government
Intends to maku an example of thu
conspirators.
A Cllr t.,11 lu llarkuri.
McKkisi-oiit, Penn , March 31,
The 1 leclrlo company's laut waa
butned lo tlio ground tbts morning.
Tho loss Is $90,000. Tho electrlo lines
aro lelt without power aud the streets
will be lu dai lines tonight.
iuriti iiinimj
llrldxra Ha.l.f.l Anr an.l llallroail
Trallle Miuili,il.
Mamian, N. I), Maroll 81, The
Heart river Is so high that railroad
tiiilneiawas suipended on tho tait
end of the Missouri dlvlilon this
morning. The bridge at the crossing
of tlio Heart jmt west of Maudau, waa
cnrrlid awny tills morning and all
wist bound lrulnsstopd at Mandan.
IheMlisoutl liver Is still solid and the
water In tho Heart Is (.rudually
UltliiU awny, lul It has risen soma
lire fret III one night. Bo far there Is
no danger to tho town.
till. IIIIIIIAII AII.
Iii.lrnrclc.il. I..UI-.I on Arrniiui i,r ilia
Irillral Nllualluu.
Wabiiimiiov, March 31. In re
el outu tu a telegram from Commis
sioner Ulbboua ut Antlcrr, Indian
l'irrltorj, sent last night, taylog
that bloodihea: la Imminent bttHten
tho rival Choctaw factions, Beire
Inry Hoke Bmllh has commuuleated
with the tiiritur) of wur with the
ttiult that the olllcer In command of
the United Btatus troow noarist the
sceuo of disturbance, hoa beeu Instruct
ed to Inform hlmnelf on Ibo situ
ation nud Uku whatever action a
necisiary. Agent Jlennutt at Muiko
giehssalso beundiroctid to rocoed at
once to tho locality and rerort ou the
situation.
The trouble grew out of thecharge
of Immorality against Jllsbop Dubba
who forthwith tocoded from tbo
church protr and uslabllshed what
ho clalmel was tho real church.
Wlillo pelngat the head of this rival
ecckslsstlcal body, he named Itev,
Husier to preside over Iho worship
era of Bt. John's Kiangtllc.il church
lu this city. II la estimated that
about a huudrid thousand of the
church members In all; sections of thu
country professed faith and fealty tu
Duble. Miauuhlle lllshop I.iher ap
pointed IIuv. Bchwulker to sea to tbe
destinies of (he Chicago cIiutlIi In
question. Jloth clernymin roceeded
lo assume the I ostnrate aud a law suit
resulted on thu ttsult of which huug
tbu autnf iU'.np U.inb ll'-ml I thsl
more than n liundrsl iuiHircn ir
pen Iiiik inroiiiii ut tlni Unl.i I StiKa
wniilidtcltloii nllldiricil) nlliut In
this cl y twelvo cvangillcal th itchis.
IH.ablKt aimnirr
Nfv omcMarill 11. The French
simmer I, Ni rnntiillo arrival this
nioriilug ieiottlbK that four dsjs ago
she spuko lo thas lamerllekla, of the
rnlcgfa'la Hue, die tilled lu mid.
ocean. Brio li.il made leinpiraiy
le lira to tbo illsibleil macblni ry nod
was rtunmlug on her coutso at thu rale
l tlitlit rains tr hour, riio vriuel
lisa jbwt tod niengcrs, of which
sixty nru In the cabin.
I II I III II u.
X of Mnlrllual Namra In nSlrll
lar (iinrl
OTrAWA, Ills, March 31. Tho
u it-mi court lu an i lalKirata c lulun
fxreurf mi, has stilled tbo l.vaugoll
eil churtli war, by oustlnr tbuDubbi
lactlonacd liolJIng that tho InJlJn
aillagciuril conftrenco Is Hie uuly
lawful bu J, nn I thai Its adjudications
an I findings regarding tho division
lu tbo ihunli are flual nnd t hiding.
Tho oplnlou has lasn looked for
ward to with great Interest, no' only lu
Illinois, but aim in Ohio, Penneyi
vaola, Ore j on nuj Iowa, where spills
liavobeen organized lu thu I.vauitell
cal clmrih by tlio Dulls faction. The
csia at hand upon which tlio supremo
curt leuoJ, Is that of lluisers vs.
HcliMelkerfromChlcau Tliesui runo
Court iqlnlon Is practically In accoid
wltbtbalof tbe Chicago coutt.
SSIprillliil br lire,
WiuttsuTuN, Del , March 31. The
chit! of the lira department haa
rrcelvi d word that the lost n of (laletia,
EOillnbabltinU, was wiped out ly n
lira this morning. No further panic
UllM.
Two htinJred houira were destroyed
and several Hrsons wero severely
turntd, righting thu fire. No, llvta
wero lost. As thero Is no railroad or
telegrai u ofllce in the town, It Is Im
possible to el further details. Tho
Homes wtre frame, neat aud substan
tial lut built close together.
Will. OJI! Ill MITIII1U
Xn llr.uruaiilii.ll. hi I anecled this
hra.lna
Wabiiixiiun, Marcli 31. A Ilepub
llcan senator who slauds high lu the
(arty councils suld today that the
iroposodsenBtorlallnviitlgatloua of a
rlvatt character nud the re-orginlzt-Hon
schemes would come to nollilni;
thlsstsslou. They could not bo (til
shlered while tlio uonlcsttd stsla u
under tonslderatlon aud when ha
suiject was dlsjisnl of Iho Bmac
would protably u!Ji,uru, asthequ tu il
would otherwise UKuipsar with li tar
daya alter tbo Pnsldeut notltl t u
Beuale that he haa bo further lldn j,
to I resent to II.
Ibe sub-committeo of ILo Bouato
Judiciary oommllliawaa engaged for
a time this morning In lotklug Into
tho chareta jnade by W.N. Weeks,
chairman of the Indian Territory
Democratlo committee against J. J.
McAllister, nominated to bo United
Htltn marabalof that tirrltory. Ilia
claimed tnat McAllister by reason ol
having married a Chickasaw woman,
weauolougtra iltlzeu of thti United
Btatts lutuf tbo territory, and thero
fore lnelli,lble to the a polutmeul;
also that he has opposed thu Democrat
ic organization lu the territory
and uldtd tbe III liana In the
recent ui rising, sii tiled them
with arms and roinlsid them
money; lhat ho Is a man of
great weilth and power nmong tbe
Indians, und by reason of Ills lulluento
alleged lo bo Improperly used, hu Is
beta rocr man lor Itaco olllcer.
McAllister and his friends appeared
before the ttomtullloc,, this morning
and declared Hut these ohsrges were
tiumi vd up for the purpose of defeating
him In Ilia Intorcst uf rival candidates.
The matter waa I ostuonoJtlll Monday.
In tho meantime Weeks will lay the
chargta before thu President.
Arounil llir H.irl.liiu llirela.
hT. Ix)CI3. March 31. Thomas O.
Allen nnd William Bscbtltban, Wash
ington university atudeuts,whu started
from hero June 1.3rd last, to rldo
arouod the world on blcjclti, arrived
here today from Ban Franolsco, hav
ing acuompllsbed the remarkable ftat.
They wero caOJHed Into town by a
cavalcade of local wheelmen who
went out to mtet them.
tAlllllT AT IT.
Ill.liniir.l Anplleaularur I'u.llloiia an
tba 1-allra I area.
ClIIOAdO, March 31. Tho oily la
prearlug to ut on several hundred
extra policemen for the World's I air.
Apj llcunts must I ass a writ
ten examination. It was discov
ered today lhat aorne one lad
worked upascnemoby which appll
oints carnocure Iho necissary question
blanks ntrtady filled out In lerfict
ahspe. The applicant comes to tlio
examination room, lakis his blanks,
pntenls to fill them out and slips
them Into his pocl.it, substitutes tho
pre ared answers and lurna them In,
Ono of them was caught at It this
morning and confessed so much, flie
name of tho man furnishing the bogus
a era Is not at learned.
Japan. Trmpla olililaleil.
ClIICAUU, March 11, The Japanese
tcnii la at the World's Fair Is complet
ed, und at noon tho ke)s were de
livered, with a ropalatoceremonles,tu
the Jaj antso commissioners.
I'loulbltioil.
A ubllodtlalewlll be held In tbe
Botlal hall tonight on Ibe question of
prohibition. Messrs. PJalstod and
Walters defend I rohlblllon and Messrs.
Young nnd Druser 0)osolt. These
gentleman aru able del alerr, belonging
lo the V. M. ('. A. club, and a treat
may be expected Thu chair will be
taken at 8. Admission fret.
"AlliQl HftJ."
Tomorrow I elng a legal holiday, tho
banka of the city III bo closed, riiolait
session of the Territorial Legislature,
e!otiguated Ibe first Saturday In April
as "Arbor Day," and It was Injur
euaucu of this provision that thu
Governor Issued his proclamation,
IthreeIf them go.
TheCoumlssloncrs' Case Ruled Upon
by tbe Supreme Court.
MUim, JIOTI It AM) IIHOTII
Ire HrqiU'teil to Krilgu Ihtlr li-pohitiiienli.-Yi'tiiit
tlio InVMll
gating Conimlllco 'llilul
The anxlouily awaited report of tlio
committee appolntud to Inquire Into
tho charges nslntt United Blatcs
Coranilsilouera Martin an I Moyer
was made public jestirJsy sflernoon,
shortly alter -1 o'clock, when Ihejudgea
of the Territorial Supreraa ceurttook
their seats on tbe bench. Tlicro was a
largo attendance of members of tho
bar, whosu curiosity In the matter was
very manifest. Wtion lUllltl Bj raguo
ha 1 declared the court tu be In session,
Chief Justice Kino rimtrked, In
substance! With refcrenco lu tho
letlllonof certain members of the bar
of this Territory brlr.?ng charges
against fommlistoncrs Moyer anl
Martin, the cummlllee at pointed ty
thla court, consisting of Hon. C. B.
Varlati,lIou,Androw,HowatuudUou.
Thos. Marshall, having nude nnd
t rescntoj their report to (ha uourl, the
court orders that the report te filed nud
calls for the real jnatlou cf C'ominlssic
er Moyer, Commissioner Martin aud
Couimlailaner liooth, to take efTeol on
thu IStlidayof April Tlii oilier com
missioners of this court heretofore ui
pointed nro still continued. Thu court
further orders the clerk of Iho court to
cell upon trie various commissioners of
tho Territory to furnish cerllllcitcs of
the clerks of Ihe various counties In
whlcjthoy icsldoand to which they
aioaproluted, showing lht lliey havu
compiled wltn the order of this court
male on October 21st, IbST, In regard
tu the giving of security u required b
that order.
Tllf liKivnT 1TSKU.
The committees report was an ev
cetdlugly lengthy one, and rovers ull
the ground traveled over during tho
four da) a' Investigation. It gives the
nanus of nil the witnessed eximlned,
Ihe plrt of their evidence, and the dls.
closures In rogsrd lo certain omlsslous
and coiuQsslous on the in of Martin
and Moser. The llolbj and Freed
cases, wmi.ll cime Into Marlln'a court,
and tbe singular olrcumsliucss lu con
nection with which were set forth lu
thu ciluuius uf tbu N HUB st the time
of the Inquiry, wero prominently
Irought forward. The neii docketing
of civil suits InUioeuni toull, with
the understanding that the iilalntllle
were not uxpeclal nnd should uot be
required to pay costs unless and until
the same wero collected from tlio de
fendants wns referred to, and Ihe fol
lowing letter, written by thocommls
sloucr to thu Workingmea's Co opera
tive association, setting forth the
agreement In the cases brought by
Blbley, Its collector, was reproduced In
lull. Heed aud Criok, collectors, tuld
the committee had substantially tho
sumo uuderstuudlng with Commis
sioner Martin, aud secret ermttted lo
bring civil suits belurehlru, with the
understanding that the tusts were lo
bo mld only whon collected from the
defendant, these collectors brought a
large number cf oases, lu which, Ht
private recess servers, they were
permlltod lo seru the summonses, and
when the casta weracjlected,$J werui
paid to thcu lu a uumber of oases, $1
in about twenty one iw, aud $1 in
two cases. '1 he evidence did not dls
clone what became of the other dollar
In eachof the iHouty one casts. It
also apjtared from the evidence In
this case that Commissioners Moyer
and Martin ( racllccd In each other's
courts.
As lo Commissioner Moyer tho com
mittee founJ lhat he carried over to
hla docket from Iho docket of his
predecessor about 100 civil tases, nnJ
that duilnglhotune that ho hud LtU
ofllce, OSUuddltlonsI cssia wero com
menced boforo him; that he had
twenty-seven criminal cases, and that
at the datu when this Inquiry was
ordered, he had In hla hands $53 col
leclcd aud received by him as fees
during thoyears lhSl and IbO.', which
he has since aid over to the county,
Bpoclat reference waa made to tha case
uf the People vs. W llllam Hammond,
charged with an auvilt Willi Intent to
kill. Alter thu hearing and tbe ex.
nmlnatlon tho tjmuilssloiier adjudged
lua defendant guilty of an rutault and
i!iiedhlin$-3 with $13 60 costs. Thu
defendant paid Into court $3t 10 and
was released upon hla own rtcogul
zancr, but It seemed thu remainder of
line was never laid. In another
criminal case, tbe tommlssleuer re
ceived n certified or guaranteed check
for $100 on account of ball for the
defendant, und panted Ihe same to his
own bunk account, ant so kept thu
money until he finally paid It over to
Ihe owner. Il apptared that lie waa
generally In the habit of mingling
jubllu moneys rot el veil aa incl
nr on aooouutof tall with hla own.
Il also lrauilreil Irom the evldeucu
that Moyer solicited accounts for col.
lection, nud lu una instance uQored to
buy accounts lor collection, the
I rice could be arranged satisfactorily
It did uot ar, that thu
Intention was to bring the suits ou
utcounts so obtained lu hla own court,
but bo did bring suits on collections
and radioed In Ihe courts of other
commissioners luavery large num.
tier of cases tefore him, process was
served by private Individuals, aud tbe
ollloial fees tliere'pre thargtd to and
collected from tho defendants, 'Ihu
committee found, top, that of the total
number ot 05(1 civil Cases proughtle.
fore Ihe otiuiniUslouijr, -123 were
brought y fine llrm of lawyers, onu of
whom was alsi Commissioner llauth
nu J l.oforu whom Commissioner Moyer
brought cists an i I faatlued. As a
general rule no cosls have been paid lu
those coli'Sf extort sa collected from
thedefemlanls, aud 1M or more wero
yet roudlug n(on Ihudotkul of the
ucmmlsslouir uusettlud and unsatls.
fled, In which thoccsti have not been
ald. The committee denned It un
important to determine whether there
was an express airtcimnt lietween tin.
mmmlsslunernnd this linn uf ntlcir
writ. It unsa net lu ntlii't cssossurh
au Hcreornsiit was ha I, nrd there
.e.nisto lirevti letn n ilillliull in
Uicm tartles nccomiliihlog thu iir
posn just aa ell, cllvelj- ns I there had
In in mi rrcea avrremont. Ihe
evldeucu showed lhat both cimml'
slobers In default e-m grnerall)
chargeil $1 W, whlc I luclu Jts n 1 per
dlsmiee, that res a rule the tosts are
uot llrmizeil lu t lie Ir decke.a nn I Hint
uenersll) tbo lie till for Unlti I
Btitcs rotinnlsiloiHila has keen lol.
hneii; that under tbu r villous of
the United Btatea statutes, which er
mils commlsaloners tho stmn couiixu
tatlun lor services a Isnlloweil ehrks
botn commissioners hnvethnrgcJ what
Is termed u docket feu for maxlng
docMts, InJi x tiy, tto. riio statute
autlioiltliij this chargo was rieacd
InlSSO. Iho eummutoo were uf thu
Ol lulun that thu cbarglngof a trial per
diem fou In dtfault cases, of docktl
ftcr, of thu $J service tie, when paid
lo rrlvato Indlvl luals. und uf the fees
Ittsctlbed for Unite I Btates commit
alone ra In tho UulledBtnto statute In
civil cases or lu ti rrltonil criminal
cases, nra llletel, nud In this pnitliii
lar found Hint both commissioners
charged txcesslvu fees
Wu are of thu opinion (the tepoit
went on) that time is no authority of
law fjrthelailug of coats niiuit li
fendants 111 criminal cases utouthe
dlsmlsatlof tho charges against them,
nor the Uilng or uati ngalust tbu
oomplalnlug wituessia In cote of
felony, when examinations aru held by
Ibu committing magistrate, nor at ah,
exce t as irovldaj by thoststu es u
lascs evheren defendant charge I w in
nuollente within Ihojurls He I m tun
magistrate, Istrlsdaud arquiitnl, rinu
the rosecutlon Isregulatly a iJuJe I to
be unrounded and mallclou- Wo are
further uf the o Inlon that the exacting
of eommlsslouei'a toils Irom u dt
fendanl charged with u crime, as A
condition of an order font thango of
venue, Is Illegal and an extortion.
Htm wo direct attention lo tlio law of
the Territory which makes tin mlede
tneiuorforn Justice of the fence lo
neglect to fay over nny flue recelvud
bylilm within thirty ela)S niter Its
colli ction. Wo think that lliu rautlce
of solltlllu,; accounts for collection by
the commissioner, whether asjudlclal
olllcers or attorneys, Is lni ro tr, nml
lu Hits particular It Is hard lusearatu
tho personality oflliojujge from the
attorney, thai the poruilltli g of suits,
as a rule, lobe broujhlln their onirla
by commissioners or Justices of tho
I eaca with Ilia understanding lhat the
costs aro not to bo paid ii) tlio laliitlllf,
and baaatlsrled uuly us they nro col
lected rrom the defeudsnts Hi ezecu
lion, Is scandalous uul has a dirt it
tendency to corru I the ndmlnlstratlon
of Justice aud tuopiressdefeiilaulr.
Wu think the ruction of ermlttlhg
prlvntu collectors whu brlnrf suits U on
many accounts buforu thuconinilsslou
ers or Justices of the e ate, tu be
come the process seivers of Iheee emits
Ins ulsan like tendency. Ihe evi
dence In these tases disclose, lu
our Judgment, a statu of Ml sirs lhat
lepieudsan Immudlalu remedy. We
direct attention to the fact that lliero
are llflytelght commlraloneri of this
court now lu Ibis territory, six ol
whom aru In Ibis til), riiese ofllcurs
do not give bonds, and are In no wise
risionslblu lo Ibo o lu whose nllslis
they so largely administer. It would
seem thai there Is a strugtlu for exist.
ence betwte i some, at least, of Judicial
ifllcers, auit that they rival each other
In their endeavors to secure business
for tlitlr rcsjitotlve courts. If these
efilclnls could be required to give
bonds, aud II their number could bo
leluctd so as to meet thu attual wauls
of the community, we btlieve that
many of Ihe evils toniplalnid of nud
found lo exist lu Huso cvsea would dls
aiear.
In conclusion, uu find that both
commliulouers, as hereinbefore stuled,
sulfired Improper ucts au I practices
to themanlliat detriment and perver
sion of Justicound lothuuresslouiif
litigants, and which Undo I to tiling
theadmiulstratlonof luitloalnto con
teuj t,
A rUiiiMSUC hKA.MI'.
A Coal Healer an I t lunclliiian Illch
liidiilgolna !tcrjpiing
Mitch.
There was au oxoltlng nercln no
down ou the program at tho meeting
of thncommllleeon markets with thu
Mayor aud eighteen coat denlurs, lu
thu Council chamber last night,
Illch, In speaking to tho qutallon
unJer consideration, said the coal
comllnoaild coal to Iho dealers at so
cloiu u riirure that In order to be auru of
making something they wern cont
rolled lo maku uvery move count hoi
instance, If a consumer orders 1 Itick
Bl rings ooal Ihe dealer would ofttu
glvo him a mixture, say of (lasllu
Uatuand Hank Bprlngr, anJ
"You'ru u d d Hail" came tiuox
reeled from SV. I, Cooper, oncu a
lookkreper In thu rmiluy of Mr.
lllon, but uow In tho coal bula less.
Wllhubounl Itlch s rauij Into tho
mid He of tbu 11 tor and towards Cooper
exclaiming 'Take thai back" 1 hu
two lulhgetenls met but were ic urated
before a single rouud wna fought,
James 1.. I'oote, at ol ler coal man,
lolued In tho fracas in less than throe
mlnutts the two tliok diamond dual
era wire uirested ly Chief Paul ami
required to put up $10 each, tilikh
liny forfeited today for falling to
aj prar bofore Justlcu Qeu ULd auawer
tu a case uf abusive language and
assault and lattery.
AH TO iilK JIIMMJ (IK lOAIi.
lx Inspector llrardslty Makes oiiie
Marlllii0' Mali merits l h tunic
ful Iluvlucss.
Tho coal men, Hie Mayor and the
committee on markets weru to hold un
other meeting tills afternoon to agree
on boiuu I Ian to aulmlt ut thu council
session toulght. At thu time of going
to press, however, they had arrlvod at
uodellullu understanding. Council
man lluardsle, who acted us chief
executive of the city during the visit
of Mayor Ilasklu to Washington, enld
to u Nl.ws reporltrt "Mr. Illch li
right when he acousca the dcalera of
mixing coal. I was chief Inspector lor
the rliy up to Hits tl no uf Mavur
Ilniklii's deattuio east and t know
what I nm talking nnoul. Bhorlly niter
thu haw urdlnaucewan passed anl I
was ipulnled chief Insr trior,
several coal yard employes whose
names I have Hi my pocket , cunio lo
mu and said liny weru ordeied
lo mix the cheat tr rradol of
coil with Iho bttter klndi nnd
lo send tho vholn out asnsuerlor
quality and that thiy weru afrall to
u Hils knowing they would be ar.
rested. Phry refused tu ob y orders
nnd every ono uf them weru
diichnrge I. Hie moil will nil
make allldavlts to tills slTrcl.
I havn repotted lliu matter
In the committee on markets nu I n
full Investigation will now bo ma le. I
lainenileranotliertase.whcra tsloppel
two drivers ou the street. They wero
delivering what uriortcil In bu Itock
Bprlnta coat, runt kin I was lace 1 on
lop, lut lhat which was under vs
Cattle Uatr, while Itaok Bpnn js had
betn I aid lor.
urn Mirmvi: i.s ut.
lnocli llatls' luunscl Mill tppeal to
tho United Males Supremo lourl.
In the Territorial Bupreme court
yrsli iday altrrnooii District Attorney
Varlan mintloui'd thecvoof Lnocli
Davls.thu Vernal wife murlerer,wbose
apealwaa illsmlssedb) the Judges on
Wednesday. He stated that Davis
had no attorneys In oourl, but that hla
counsel Iiul Informed him that they
IntondeJ appealing thu case tu thu
hiipremo Court of tho United Butter,
lu view of this fact he submitted the
question as to whether or not the court
should make an urder beloru adjourn
ment la thu i fleet of nllowlbg Ibu
aioslf Dsvls counsel ordered Ihe
record sent up within n russonablo
Hint. Mr. Vurlan fmther called at.
tentlon to Ihe fact that It was a nutrition
of Kin or death with Davis, and hu did
not with lo see lliu defendant ny the
death en!ty with ah) right of thla
kind iiudeleriilmd, Mr. Varlan'a re
marks v, cru made with the iindi return!
Inz that the court wuuld adjourn until
June, but ho was luformed that the
court would meet again ou April
loth.
Judge lllackburn I'll see that he
gotsall the lima he needs for auappeul,
unyway.
RUSHING WATER INSANPETE
Sanpllch River and Canal Creek are
Booming.
Ilrslilsiila limn lli,,. stlrrain. rlar
llasa li. Mote In lllclirr llruiinil
lu linn tbrlr ltd llrj.
CVrrrv etfriwl hturxi twt
Mokomi, March LO, 1M3. Bptlng
seems to hevo utmu at Inr'.l The Bin
rcta valley la atlll covered (ith a thett
of Ice and snow, but thawing bus let
In so ra Idly that thu Ban Itch river la
lust about (o overllow Its hauls at Ihe
brljgu betueen Chester and Wale.
Thisuflcrnuon tho water commenced
pouring Into tho low laces aud guile) s
from all uver thu fields mid lilllslJc.
It looks uuw as if lots of ieorle living
aloug the tanks uf tbu Han Itch, as
well us many uf thosu uu the banks of
Canal creek, will have to takurelue,u
on higher ground before lliu siring
thaw is uver.
Wu shall not le able to do much
crnpi Ing before lliu middle of Apill.
lliu mountains uru limped with vast
quantities uf snow much moiu than
lias been known belorc alncu Hils val
ley aus llrsl settled ly whltu ieule In
1DI9. Hjiuu aru roJIctlni; that all
the brldki a uu the river will I u wuslu d
away. Olberaauy that the croi a hav
ing to bo planted so late will bo taught
by thu frost beloru maturing In the
autumn.
However It may be, we should hoj a
for thu best. It la quite certain that
crone on the higher land will do Ihe
btsl thla season, for Iho low ground
that does not get ovorllowed will he
so much uuderaoaktd lhat grain will
not thrive at all. J. II. Ciiilu.
Tho l.lit l)i).
Hsvoral local sportsmen have been
enjoying themsolvos tho ast few days
ly lutting In Ihtlr best tlforts lo bag
some wild gceiu ur ducks before tlio
tlmewhtu Ills unlawful to kill the
birds Onu business man Alio can.n
In this afternoon reports results us
filljwsi "llurned face, euro musoles,
two duckaund $ U I twain bank uccour t.
Hut that Is better than paying doctrr'j
bills. The vlior I get Irom roughlip;
It for a few daya more It a i camion
saeiforlheoutlay. Hill it th laslu.y
thu law ullows ahootlug uuiks, until
after Bepteml erl.0, so 1 came lu,"
'J hose Illlt-Ian.
The Ihrte burglars who had been
arrested for breaking luto the Tithing
house store, a couple of weeks ngo, and
sit sling some $301 worth of Jewelry,
weru to have a hearing beforuCom
mlsslouer (ireenmuu this morning.
Charles Walker, one o' the trio, was
ushered Inlothe presence of the com
missioner at 10 o'clock, bul he pleaded
not (.ullly, waived examliiatlou, and
was hell to await Hie grand Jury's
action in thu sum uf $.0Jo.
A. 13. 1 rankllti unit J, II, Conway
weru t comu up latter In the day,
Other worthies may yet bu drnwu Into
thu net.
t oui t I'icKiiij'H.
B. P. Carlson Is suing M. U. Bmllh
in Justice Hall's cuurt to collect a
merchandise bill amounting to $01.
William U. Dean A. Hon have begun
suit ognlnit the Ball Liku Ploklo com
inriyin Justice Cltu's court to collect
$110.1.
flie Anderson Pressed llrlck com
I any haa Instituted attachment I ro
cccdluics Injustice Hall'sourtagaluit
A. IrolutotolIeotJlH J3
Che II. M. Moj tr company has be
gun attachment i roceedlugs in Justice
Hull's court against thu 1 C. Collin
Hnrdisaru company to collect fV-S.
KZZ2tBmSSmmmillmESS3mi
GETTIHG TO WORK,
Directors of tbo Utah Manolicturers'
Exchange Elect OUcers.
STlli: OP UI llllS IT TINTIl.
llcporlrd lltidlnguf a Mining Miner's
llody In a Mcll.-allnlng
lleiiH.
riie directors of Ihe Utah Manu
facturers' l.xchauge met at thrJCham
bar of Comuiercu building last oven
Ins nnd elected tho following nrvrrt
l.llas Morris, resident.
A. M.Urnnt, Hist vice president.
John C. Cutler, second vice presi
dent. Jacob Morllz, treasurer.
A onmmltiiu uf Ihreo Meisrt,
A. M dram, J.C. Cutler and F. W.
Mardiier wire nptwlntcd lo arrango to
recuru n. secretary who can work up
Iho btisluess of tin. exchange. This
commltteo will report i.t the next meet,
liii, which Is to lu hold ou Monday,
Arll 3rd, nl7p.m lu the Chauiber
of Commerce.
AVS-AIIUJATTINTIC.
Frank V, Taylor cnuie up from J
I.urek.i list nlgnt. He aaya that
everi thing Isgolugouwith compara
tlvu sinuolhness at the llulllon-llecit.
There are now about 100 men lu the
mine and mill, nnd this uuaiUr Is
teadlly Increasing.
ltcitnrdlng thu disturbances thero
Mr. Taylor ssys, "Ihe Mayor and
other local otlliers arodolng their best
lu enforce Ihe law and preserve order,
and lire doing well. 1 do uot appre
hend any trouble Allaire aro going "
ou all right ao f sr us general conditions
are concerned.
Till. ULATIMI OP MINMIS.
The assailants uf the two Ilulllon
Hoc miners at l.ureka hive not yet
been apprehended The meu assaulted
nud beaten weru completely taken by
eurirlsu, und lu thu darkness were
uiiubletotecogulza auyofthe lawless
gsng, or oven lo Identti them. Inn
miners' union secrutary sends a state
ment that two of trio assaulting arty
"looked liku a nlglilwatehmaii and a
deputy marshal " As there ara only a
few drpiiltea there, and the exact
whereat outs if Ihrsnat the time of the
icaurrencelsknowu, any sufgeitlou
thai triplicates the olllcers Is eapeble
of being dlsprivej. Tha statement
referred to creates n strongs Jstlcluu ol
"thief calling stuplhlef."
I IKIIIAllbe lIUIimitEII
Today another emsbu of the coro.
net's Jury was being held ut Lutcka,
totompltlethi In iiel over Ibe body
ol Patrick 1.. Pltzjeralj, who dl.ap
eaied II Tu witks agi, and whesn
cor so wns found ycetardn) In a welt
near thu poilolllcu. hen i'ltzgerald
left Mairitnotli In I'ebiutry 1..1 for
Lurrks, he told his brother hs would
return In tao days Tho nsxlday he
was teen lu l.ureka, but suddenly
disappeared, and his Inuu Is OjUld find
notrneuof him, He had alio it $113
In his i saessloti. Voitcrday P at.
ma-ter Drlsooll wtnt tu the well,
which la eighteen feet deep, and had
ulout teu feet of water, uud madu
thu horrible dlsojvery that a
deal boly was at the uoltnn Ho
summoned asdstance and Fllzzerald
was brought out. A coronet's Jury was
admnioned by Justlcu Pike. Au ex
amination of the boly showed thatlt
had beeu In tho water some time. Tho
base of the skull was Iruetured at If
by a blow or null, but how causul
toull not bu determined by the evl
deucu attainable. 1 Itzgcruld was -I
) ears of ne.
I UuM 1111 ban JUAN.
'. A. Hammond Is up from the Ban
Juan country, llesnjs "Our mining
biotii has subsided aud wu aru going
qu ellj along. Thurewas a big rush
in there for about slxweeks,aud then a
rush nut agalu Boniuriiualned and kept
ou roij ectlng, und 1 think It has aid
them. 1 lollevo tbcru will bo several
permanent cumj s uu Iho Bsn Juan.
Thcie Is gold there that will pay fur
taklug out, but the tleld Is net such
as lu ullly the rush we had. lliu
Henry Mountains district haa aome
lairmaucnt camps, there Is aomo good
machinery lu there and some ol lliu
rulues aru turning out well. That
teems tu ban rich district."
MJTJ8.
Dr. Heury Dodroot, a pioneer miner
of California, and a well known con
tributor to mining andeclentlrlojour
rials, was killed at Alameda on Tuea
daj. He waa passing over a railway
track and was struok by an approach
ing looomotivu whloli hu had uot y
noticed. V
The excitement at lectio, Colorado,
lias stirred not only the people who
ru.ll to each new discovery, but thu
old tlmo pros ettors who havu struck
It rich aud settled duwn aro carried
away by the reports and are hurry I in;
tu la among the llrst. Itecent reports
give $S0J assays on the surfsco aud are
heavy quartz veins
BALI t.AKr. CI.KAlUMl IIOUSK.
TuJay'a oleirlug house exchanges
amounted to $231,000, same day last
jeer, $330,111, Decrease, $l02,lol.
Thu mucunt for the week was $1,312,
410, sane week lost year, J1,1P),7.1,
lucreato$1S1701.
1 he t le irliiks lor Ai ill amounted to
$0 1(0,109, same month last your $7,.
101,441. Decrease $1,311,018.
TtlDAY'd qUUTAIIONa.
New York Silver, 81c; lead, $3 83,
London No quotations today,owng
to it being observed In Luglaud as a
holiday,
out, AMI IIUI LION.
Wells, l'argo V ('. received today;
Mingo I ulllon, $5211.
T. It, Jones & Co. received today I
Ilulllon, $1300, ores, $3200. Total,
$0700
McCotnlck & Co received today.
Hllver nud leaa utes, $3300
W. fl M. B award had In todsv for
assay two lots uf Old Jordau aud Oa.
knu nre, 30 tone, und one lot of J,
M. ore, SOS prniuds
Aasayer Hodges ha I lu today for
testing! Orolotof Utah ore, 121 tons;
one lot of Horn Bilver oru, 117 tote,
oce lot of Old J irdonuml Uiluua ore.
:i tour, and four other controls.