Deseret Evening News | 1892-03-29 | Page 8 | Latest Telegrams

LATEST TKLKUHAMS. A ioulllel llfl,i am eeua null l-ollee, ritiutir. Jlarch20.-In r) Its of the Interdlttlou by the government, the national Xecka galboifd In great number! num-ber! laat lilghl to telehrAto the aunl-venaryoflheblilliolJobiiCoiueulua, aunl-venaryoflheblilliolJobiiCoiueulua, lliodlkllnguUl.edaeLiiteenth century educational reformer. The iol!te charged tho crowd w Ith drawnaw ordi ; II o latter reaUtc-d Willi allckaand were onlydlaforaed after a tltshvd battlo nn I many arreeta. Later tho crond flaaiiubled again at another point and denounced tho nilnMir of education, tijuhch, and theertd for Comenlua. the jioltce charged again and another tattle entued, re-lulling re-lulling like the former. Thu t roved IbtnetarttdfortuoJeulah eiuarter to wnak vengeance on the llebrewa, Ou the road they were met by n detutch-munt detutch-munt of mounted police but refuted to turnback. The polite ipurred their liorre. Into tho crowd, abutting right nnd left with their aworili. riiey met etubborn reflhtance nLd it wna unl alter drawing cir, re-forming and rank-Ingaattonl rank-Ingaattonl charge that the rloteri wero i ut to r,ut, very many of them wllh aevtreiword wotiudi orwoundi ruuied by belug trampled upon by hcrhea. They eeeie removrd to the lioapllala, their ivt-unda ditaiod, and Hun loekrd up. All la quiet toJay, and no further troublu la feared.