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Show JUSTICE FOR DR HYFUS THAT American Fork World r nit ml OF CASSATION GRANTS Kt.-it- COURT W, E. SMITH, rahUahac. PHILIPPINE RICHEST MINE KNOWN. PROBLEM, Not Willing to Areuiua the Holds of I bo Island. Nov. At the last meeting Colville Reservation Twenty-fou- r ltoiiauza U1H5 ON THE WARPATH. Nliow j Fret of 300 Ore. Spokane, Wash., Nov. 1. A teleParis. of the Pence commission the demands, phone message from Republic camp UTAH. AMERICAN FORK, A Revision of the C'elrbmteil (see Will be of the United States regarding the on the north half of the Colville resfind and Hupplruieiifary Iuuirjr to the Spanish ervation says that the miners have now wss read Philippines Will be Instituted Decline ' UTAH NEWS The crosscut 34 feet of ore in the big ledge commissnn. members the of peace to Helenes Prisoner. level and the drills the on the 4 that fact disclosed the reading In were ore. still The news of the big deterhad an started United have States volunteers The Utah government Paris, Oct 31. The court of Cassastrike has to the surrounding ter certain to spread for mined itself American paper at Manila. possess tion has decided to grant a revision of districts excitement is the and bounded of land mining and bj are parts Quite a number of new hornet the Dreyfus case, and will institute a ritory intense. Conservative of mining men and lying within such parallel and being erected in the town of Monroe. supplementary inquiry. The court, with such such an ore that chute latitude and longitude us inark the say 1 ay son patties have shipped five car- however, has declined to order the re- limits of the is $300 values, ton, per unprecedented Philippine archipelago. loads of iuceru seed to a ('idea go seed lease of Dreyfus. in the mining history of the eontintnL asnot The do United States propose The judges of the court were occuhouse. The great chute has now proved for a debt of $40,ixio.-IMfor three hours and a half in con- suming the Philippine to lie BOO pied Fort at soldiers The colored of 430 feet aud a length of 400 depth responare but they willing The public, feet. It is nowhere less than five feet Douglas reeeiven three months pay sidering the judgment of sum a sible for to money Spain whose admission to the court was reglast week. wide nnd the width runs us high us 3. to actual by the equal expenditures The health of the Utah ltoya at ulated with the greatest care, awaited Spain iu the Philippines for the advan- feet. Contrary to the general rule in Manila continues to be good in com- the decision with marked calmness. tage of the islands, and for the good of gold mining the ledge is richest at its During the suspension of business the their parison with the other soldiers people, for permanent better- widest (Mints. crowded Into the lobby, and publle The mine is eighty miles from a railments and fur improvements. lwth pli.v' J. A. Nieley of Mt. Pleasant recently there was evident to hear the Meal anxiety and the ore is freighted that disroad and mental. old a band of thoroughbred sheep aud verdiet There was no demonstration tance over a mountain road and shipped The rending of the presentment spereceived an average price per head of when the oourt rose. The decision to a reimwill cifies that the United States Puget Sound smelter. Iu addition SMI. created no public excitement, and comto these limited shipments the compaher of burse Spain to the extent The Springville Holler Mill com- plete tranquility on the prevails is archipany cific in the made treating ore at its mill on the of streets. expenditures pany has just completed the with the elect proground The expendiphrase pacificM. Yvos Guyot, in Suecle, asserts pelago. putting in SIMM worth of new 11. is employed to differentiate the cess. Its receipts from ore shipments tures ery. that the secret documents in the Dreyexpenditures by Spain in combating and mill runs are averaging $4,000 per Utah wheat advanced 5 cents per fus ease were burned some days ago. day, and these will be greatly increased insurrections in the Phillipinc. bushel last week, and the indications The one is felt by the commissioners when the machinery is installed for THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION are that it will go higher during the to lie a fair burden on the acquiring the enlarged mill. Enojgh ore is now November tt Nemml Kenr Yesm Have coming week. power, while the other and latter class blocked out to keep the mill running Afforded gurli Cause For (Irarltuile. The city hall at Park City U reof expenditures is held to have hceu for several years. Washington, Oct ;il. President Mc- logically assmned ceiving the finishing touches and will by Spain in the inEMBEZZLER CAUGHT. be ready for use by the city council at Kinley has issued the following Thanks- evitable haxzard to a nation resorting its next meeting. giving proclamation: to arms to enforce order in its own Land art Wilt, a Jtoliemliin Hank Cni.lilerf The approach of November brings to Trailed Aeromi Two (ontlurntii. James Stark of Pay son lost three mind the customs of our ancestors, territory. carloads of horses in a railroad wreck hallowed SL Louis, Oct. 31. After a chase The Spanish commissioners listened by time and rooted in our while they were being shipped to the most sacred traditions, of giving attentively, though not without some across two continents, Liimliert Wilt, thanks to Almighty God for all the evidences of impatience and surprise chief Kansas City market. comptroller of the Hnngluu Savblessings He bus vouchsafed to us dur- at the financial in the h bank at Hungbunzlau. Bohemia, of Twenty-fourtthe suggestions ings Major (ieneral Kent, ing the past year. American and with wife his good-hy- e is and her aunt, was arFew in finally have our presentment, regiment, saying years history to his friends and tvill make his home afforded such cause for thanksgiving asked until Friday to consult the rested at the Hotel Roseacre today, on as this. We have lieen blessed by Madrid in Troy, N. Y., upon his retirement. government and make reply. the charge of having absconded with abundant harvests, our trade aud comAdjournment was lllVU taken to that 109,000 guldens, equivalent to $11,430. A new gas well, which the owners merce have been wonderfully inThe arrest was made by a Chicago dehave christened The Rooster, has been creased, our public credits been im- day. all aeetions tective at the instigation of V. Zsein-skiproved and strengthened, tapped near Salt I dike, and there will of have been brought to- BOLD ROBBERY AT SPOKANE. the country a piano dealer at 043 Blue Island no longer he a shortage in gas, so the gether and knitted into closer bond of lnloa Depot Companys Freight Office avenue, Chicago, who is a stockholder owners say. and national purpose nnity. Relieved of tiUU. and western agent for the Kunglau The skies have been for a time darkTroop A, Utah Volunteer Cavalry ened 1. One of the Nov. Wash., we Spokane, cloud of as but the to war, bank, and who had lieen has star ted for Kan Francisco. Lieu- were by compelled to take up the sword boldest and most successful robberies search for Wilt tenant Kimball, with his detachment, in the cause of humanity, we are per- iu the history of this city occured last Wilt has been married one year and will join Captain Caine at Merced. The mitted to rejoice that the conflict lias evening, when two masked men held 38 years old. is His father is a prosbeen of brief duration, and the losses boys expect to be mustered ont before we have had to On mourn, though grievi-ou- s up the occupants of the Union Depot perous merchant in Hunghnazlaa. Christmas. and important, have lieen so few, company's freight office. The robbers Aug. 8, Wilt and his wife, accompanied The Lchl Sugar company's bonds, considering the great results accom- secured between $."00 and $700 from' the by her aunt, Blaja Mullie, left home as to inspire ua with gratitude formally owned by eastern capitalists, plished, and praise to the Lord of Hosts. We safe, and the cashier s money drawer, on a vacation for his health. They have been bought in by Salt Lake may laud and magnify His holy name aud made good their escape. Four men traveled through Austria and came tt: parties, who consider the issue of that the cessation of hostilities came were in the freight office working, America, landing at Hoboken Oct. 3, $400,000 In tt per cent gold bonds as o soon as to spun both sides the when two mashed men entered by a where he wired his mother of their ar countless sorrows and disasters that rear door. gilt edged. They lined the four occu- rival. Meanwile thg bank officiate had attend protracted war. Charles Williams of Eureka fell a I do, therefore, invite all iny fellow pants of the office up in one corner, discovered u shortage of lO.i.uoO guldistance of twenty-on- e feet while at- citizens, as well as those at home, or with their hands in the air. While dens and were searching for Wilt. His those who may be at sea or sojourning one of the robbers covered the four tempting to slide down a rope, lie in message home gave them a cine that foreign lands, to set apart and ob- with his revolver, the other proceeded he was quite severely bruised and cut, serve was in America, and they notified Noof Thursday, the 34th day but no bones wen broken. The acci- vember, as a day of national thanks- to the money drawer, which he had their western agent. dent was due eutirely to his own care- giving, to come together in their sev- already compelled Cashier II. M. Reed eral places of worship for a service of to open, aud poured its contents into lessness. CLAIMED BY TEN WOMEN. praise aud thanks to Almighty God for The Idaho, Nevada and California all the blessings of the year, the mild- his coat pocket. He made a similar disposition of the money in the safe, Chicago Primmer Charged With Higaui Stage company filed articles of incor- ness of the seasons and the fruitfuls and Suspected of Murder. which had stood open when the ness continued of the the for soil, poration with the county clerk of Salt of the people, for the devoentered. After prosperity the Nov. 1. A Bridewell prismoney Chicago, securing Lake County. The object of the incor- tion and valor of our countrymen, for the two robbers backed to the door oner of many alliases, and whom two poration is to own and operate stage the glory of our victory and the hope and women claim as their husband, hai disappeared in the darkness. lines and the breeding and raising of of a righteous peace, and to pray that the Divine Guidance which has brought been identified as the original of a live stock. heretofore to us safety and honor, may UNPOPULAR INDIAN ACENT. picture forwarded from Wheeling, W. The Union Pavifle has strung rails be gracionsiy continued in the years to Va., as the likeness of. Jacob Adolph ReSioux Iln Forcible Threaten Klilga and along their Echo and come. moval. who is suspected of complicity in lion, In witness whereof, etc., lark City branch, to replace the presNov. 1. Word has causing the death of Mrs. Jacob lion, the Washington, President, liy n rails now in ent lighter and William McTCixliy. reached the interior department of to whom he was married on April 13, use. That branch road is now doing a John N. Hat. trouble threatened by a band of young and whose death occurred two months heavier frriglit business than at any Secretary of State. Sioux on the Fine Ridge agency, in later. The prisoner is known at the time in its history. South Dakota, who are reported to Bridewell as Martin Doty, with several SHOT TO DEATH. Lieutenant Colonel John Q. Cannon, hare started an organized movement tlliases. The letter inclosing the picof Torrey's rough riders, lias returned Volunteer Fulls Hr Hullotof a San Juai for the forcible removal of Indian ture was received by the Chicago police llero. to his home in Salt Lake City. Colofrom the reservation. Sec- Saturday and was sigued by Rev. HerOct. St. 3t: John F. Coyle, i Agent Clapp Louis, nel Cannon has a good word for every Hliss, retary commenting on the mat- man Haase of Wheeling. Doty denied man in his command, and savs the member of the Nineteenth infantry ter, said that despite the claims of the Having ever lieen in Wheeling. Ite stationed at Puerto Pico, here on i rough riders conducted themselves in young braves, who threaten to take las been in the Hriil well several weeks. furlough, was shot dead by John Derr steps themselves unless the a most becoming manner. secretary Nearly a month ago it was discovered a member of Company A, Twenty-firs- t orders the change, there was nothing ;hat he was wanted in Milwaukee for While Walter Willcocks of Park City United States infantry, stationed al on tile at the department that is ad- bigamy. An investigation developed wae assisting workmen putting on Plattsburg, N. Y., also here on a sick verse to Agent Clapp: that the agent ;liat at least ten women claimed him shingles on his home, he slipped and furlough. The affair occurrd In is an army officer, who is executing is their husband. fell from the roof to the ground, saloon on Greyer avenue. Witnessn his duties satisfactorily, and that the bruising himself considerably, dislocat- ssy Coyle attempted to stab Deer with lllaxo In Oklahoma Cltjr. of removal or transfer is not question ing his shoulder and receiving several a knife and I)cer shot in to lie entertained. Guthrie, Okla., Nov. 1. This mornsevere cuts. Coyle wss removed to the city hospital ing at an early hour fire broke out in Los Angela flU I ha F.. A. The Salt Lake postolllec is troubled alive, bnt died soon afterward. He rethe Commercial hotel in Oklahoma statea good deal with letters on which an fused to make an Chicago. Nov. 1. Los Angeles will City, and within half an hour almost internal revenue stamp, instead of a ment, except to call Dorr a coward for entertain the next annual conference the entire block was in flames. The Derr surrendered to of tho National Educational associa- wind postage stamp, has been placed. In shooting him. is blowing a perfect gale, and Derr adthe is no such cases, if there participated in th tion, if favotahle railroad rates can be the prospects are that tin? town will police. return dress on the envelope, nothing can be fight at San Juan, and his toother, obtained. suffer to a great extent. The fire deA committee on a tour of the west done but to send the letter to the dead Arthur, wss shot down at his side hj partment of this city is making prepthe Spaniards. letter office. this season, appointed to set a lat arations to send assistance. a o sud place, selected Los Angeles as tlir At Moroni .lames Draper, a citia 30 miles The is way. CHEYENNE POLICEMAN 8HOT. city citizen, lost his barns, sheds, corplace of meeting, and July 11 was set xens surrounding the burning district Urns of hay by fire, Member of the Twenty-fourt- h rals and seventy-fiv- e Infantry s tho date of meeting. The commitare in a fever of exciteineut. Did the Shooting. tee is awaiting a satisfactory reply the result of small loyi playing with matches. The home was saved by the Cheyenne, Wya, Oct 31. About IC from tho railroads before finally de To ('berk Murder fur InunrHiir. o'clock heroic actions of the neighbors, who Sunday evening Policeman riding upon the place. Toronto, Out., Nov. I. The life informed a bucket brigade. The loss Green was shot by Corporal Hurtise o( surance companies that arc doing bus Ieriiilied In the Flames. the Twenty-fourt- h will exceed 83.000. infantry (colored) Kllierton, Wash., Nov. 1. The sleep- iness in Canada have agreed that nc Thu reservoirof the Silver Creek A from Fort Russell. Officer Green is risks shall be accepted on the lives ot now in the hands of a surgeon, and his ing apartments of the inmates of ths Reservoir at l.iver married women, with the exception company Sanpete condition is serions. The trouble arose Whitman county poor farm was deto be the breadWales, this state, is now completed. stroyed by fire yesterday, anil G. Hull, that they happen The company was compelled to insti- in a saloon between Hurtise and an- an the of winners family: or, In other aged inmate perished In the flames. tute condemnation prweedings against other colored mnn, who arc rivals for No effort waa made those words, wholly independent of by the inmates to affections of a woinau. The officer decision has one or two parties to secure necessary the The husbands. their was called i.i to quiet the men, and rescue Hull beyond calling to him. Ha to checkn view land. The reservoir will eover be- was shot by Hurtise. with at arrived been The bullet per- waa lying on a cot and refused to mova tween "id a ud Mm neves to an average forated the right lima, ranging down- and the inmates who discovered him ing the crime of murder which is comward, aud lodged in the right hip. The the pnrNise of securing depth of six feet. being old and feeble, had not presence mitted for negro was nmacd. of wind enough to drag him out HIM A NEW TRIAL. came in from Rungely report between 4tx and MX) Indians camped on Douglas Spring. Sulphur and Cathedral creeks, in the vicinity of Rangeley, and killing deer in great numbers. The country where they are campad is near the locality where the killing occurred last year. Word has been received which indicates xerious trouble ahead, if the situ-tiodoes not change in the next few day. A prominent caltlem.tn an. rancher says the Indians ure ont iu force, slaughtering deer by wholesale, and that the game warden and cowboys are massing together nnd will make a descent on the redskins in force. According to this report the Indians have lookouts posted on the hilltops, and await the coming of the wardens and their allies, and are prepared to fight to the last ditch. A friendly Indian has volunteered the information that the scheme of the Indians Is to act friendly and entice the wardens into their camp, and then kill them. They declare the soldiers are coming to assist them. 'and that they will drive the wardens out, or kill them, and then he free to hunt to their hearts' content. The truth or falsity of the above reports is not positively ot ), vr-'- - - e, ed rob-tier- fish-plat- es well-wor- self-defens- e. ante-morte- m Declare Their Intention to llat. anil Flglit When Mulasleil. Rifle, Colo., Nov. 3. Furties win known, but it Is certain that the ranchman above referred to will return immediately to assist in protecting the game interests of the state, as he has declared his intention of doing so at i once. The agency officiate and troops are believed to be in sympathy with the Indians, and are inclined to think that to them. the game rightfully This fact, coupled with the attitude maintained by the Indians themselves, leads to the conclusion that trouble is almost Inevitable, sooner or later. RESULT OF A PRACTICAL JOKE. Man Heroinr Inwtne anti Shoot Nine of Hi Fallow Workmen. Beaver Dam, Win., Nov. 2. Adam Hamer, employed in the machine shops of the J. S. Rowell Manufacturing Company, became insane yesterday and hot nine men before he was safely behind the bars. Hamer has long lieen regarded as peculiar,' and was the butt of a number of jokes by his fellow workmen. Yesterday one of the men placed a tack in Hamers chair, and after sitting upon it. he went to a near-bgun store, rented a shot gun. and. taking up his position south of the main building of the plant, kept everyone at bay for an hour, and shot nine of the employees through the windows. y Finally Lieutenant Arthur T. A. Tibbetts of company K, Second regiment, who has a reputation for good marksmanship, was selected by the marshal to shoot him in such a manner as to bring him downwitliout killing him. Lieutenant Tibbetts shot Hamer in the rifle, right shoulder with a when he dropped. He was quickly arrested by the marshal and taken to the lock-uwhere his wounds were dressed. They were found to be not p, serious. STOWAWAY BRIDES. Davolad Wire Will , Ha Dlneiiiliarkrd liy .Harris m' Order. Ssn Francisco, Nov. 3. The mail steamer Doric and the transport Ohio; now on their way across the Pacific, carry orders from (ieneral Merriam directing that the troopship Indiana be arrested at Honolulu and her commander, Colonel Funston. ordered to tend several stowaways. wives of volunteer officers of the army. Two of these are said to be mentioned specifically in the order, and liotli are brides of Kansas officers. They are Mrs. J. G. Kchlieman. wife of the chaplain, and Mrs. F. E. Buelian, wife of Captain Buchan, who sailed on the Senator, in command of the Oregon recruits. The Ohio is not expected to overtake the Indiana, bnt the Doric may do so. 1 n sncli ease the ladies may proceed on that vessel to Hongkong, and from there go to Manila to join their husbands. BATTERY C WILL CO. Okla-liomah- well-to-d- -.- Ua Hera Ordered to Prepare tu Depart fur Manila at Oner. Washington, 1). C., Nov. 3. Orders have been telegraphed to San Fran- cisco, directing the immediate embarkation of battery, Utah artillery, fur Manila. Batteries A sud 1J have preceded battery C, and all are in for a lung tour of duty, according to the statement of the adjutant general. In commenting upon the petition of the First olorado volunteers, now in the Philippine islands, to be mustered ont. Adjutant General Corbin said that, all the volunteers in the Philippines would In- - required to remain there for many months to eoiue. In view of the expense and difficulty of transporting large lmdies of men to the Philippines, the department would expect troops to remain patiently at their posts until relieved. C |