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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-13
THE TEACHERS.
Minutes of Their Interesting Meet
ing on Saturday.

AS per announcement in Thursdays
HERALD, the Teachers met yesterday in
the Fourteenth Ward Assembly Rooms,
Vice-President T. B. Lewis presiding.
: The election OF officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows:
For president. County Superintend-
ent William NJ. Stewart; first vice-presi-
dent, Prof. T. B. Lewis; second vice
president, Prof. C. +. Wilcox; secretary
and treasurer, David r. Allen; assistant
secretary, Miss Emma Finch; pro-
gramme committee, Charles Grape, T.
r. Wilson, G. D. Mumford, Rachel Ed
wards and Marintha A Reaves ;orga mist,
A. G. Smith; assistant organist, A. S.
Geddes, choir leader, K. S. Home.
President William NJ. Stewart took
the chair, and in few choice words ex-
pressed his thanks for the honor con-
ferred upon him, by electing him to
the Office of president; spoke of the
good the association had done, and
hoped that it would accomplish
even greater good in the future; and Re
this end he desired the hearty co-opera-
ton of the teachers of Salt Lake county.
This association being now open for
business, Prof. I. j. Lewis expressed
his views concerning the issuing and re.
issuing OF certificates to teachers The
speaker thought unnecessary to say
the least, for teachers who have been
examined and secured first grade eerti-
fcates. and who have been teaching
constantly, TO come before the Board of
Examination every year TO be examined
in exactly the same branches He con-
sidered that the Board of Examination
should reissue certificate TO such
teachers.
The members OF the Examining Board
presented their side of the question, and
gave very good reasons for compelling
all the teachers 10 submit 70 the Late
examination.
The choir sang and the benediction
was pronounced By c. +. Wilcox. after
which the Association adjourned till
Saturday, September 26. to meet at II
O'Clock in the same place.
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The Democratic and Republican dis
tr1ct conventions of New York, to select
delegates to the State conventions were
held Saturday. In many OF the Demo
cratic gatherings resolutions were
adopted endorsing President Cleveland
and delegates were instructed to vote
for Hill for the gubernatorial candidate.
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REMOVAL.

DIONEER FANCY STORE. MRS. B. :.
4 Long has removed to 50 and 81 z, First
South street, and desires. all to remember
that full line of Millinery and Fancy
Goods viii be kept. Hats and Trimmings-
Woods, Crewells, Chenille, Embroidery
Silks. Arrasine, Rihbosene, Macrama, etc
Notions of all kinds; also complete as
sortment of Wax Flowers and Fruit Material
The Only Line kept in Salt Lake, Lessons
der
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China's Stsann.r.

., ,, Asa u September l2.-steamers
nan ' Cnlna Steam Navigation Com
S So"s, " winch we're transferred to the
ont Of y bo aGSsell & Co.. at the breaking
Chin, nGSs siues between France and
AmeTicssnn nave s been transferred; the
aud F5s Ina; uag has been hauled down
WA '"e GolueSe flag rehoisted.
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IT APPEARING TO THE JUDGE OF
j. said Court, upon reading the petition Of
Ebenezer r. Young the guardian OF the es-
tate OF Grace E Appleby. minor, hereinbe-
fore filed in the office of th Clerk of this
Court, praying for an order OF sale OF resi-
es ate. and setting forth that it is necessary
Ito 81 the whole OF the real estate belonging
70. said minor. to pay the indebtedness OF
said minor. and TO provide means for her
future wants, and 70 pay the costs OF Court
1t lis therefore ordered BY the Judge of said
Court that al The relatives end other per
sons interested in the estate of the said
minor appear before the said Probate Court
on Thursday, the ! day of October. A. D,
lSS5,at 10 o'clock OF said day, at the Court
room of said Court, in the County Court
house of Salt Lake County, IN Salt Lake
City, 10 show cause why an order should
not be granted to the said guardian 70 sell
me real estate belonging 70 said miuof for
the purposes therein mentioned. And thar
a copyof this order be published at least three
successive weeks in The SALT LAKE HERALD,
newspaper printed ano published In said
County.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
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OBsTETRTCs.

THE FIRST TERM OF DR.. ELLIS z.
L ships annual class in obstetrics VIII
begin October LIST. 1885. a. the Office No Is
Main Street Terms. $40 for tHeIV. weeks of
daily instruction Books So 20 SIC accord
ing 70 quality. For full particulars com
munieate with DR.. Ship. obtqiT circulars
and ascertain the improved fsci!isies and
many opportunities guaranteed.
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The Strikers Win.

: o ,,o1 . September l2.-The strike of
g nm IVY, svrSinsn, employed at the ElswicK
Armst1rTonuaaa Ghlne works, of Sir William
ne strjIosy mas been settled in favor of
to Nv he he ~. The two foremen objected
'e "orkmen were DISCHARGED.
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ELIAS A. SMITH,
Dated september I'd. 1885. ''- S
TERRITORY OF UTAH.

TERRITORY OF UTAH, :.
COUNTY or SALT LAKE.i
!, John C. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
Court, in and for the County OF SILT Lake,
In the Territory OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is . trre and correct
copy Of an order appointing time aad piece
10 hear petition 10 seli real estate in the
;nstter OF the eUat1iaD sap Of he estate 81
Grace T. Appsehy, i miner. q appears of
record in my nilte.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set ny hand and affixed the
SEAL. seal OF said Court, this 18th day
OF September. AID. 1886
J. @. CUTLER,
6 Probate Clerk.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing between Mrs. B s. Long aud
Mrs. A. T. Lewis. nnder the firm name OF B
;. Long & Co has been dissolved By mu-
tual consent The business viii ne cor
tinued by the undersigned at IS and 81 f
First South Street. MRS. B. s LONG.
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Specie.

New York, September l2.-The total
exports of specie from this port. during
the past week, were 1929, 6S6, 394. of
this amount the exports to Europe were
500, 202 silver and $17'53I gold The
imports were $50, 1S3.
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.Death OF Emorr a. storr..

CHICAGO, September l2.-Emory g..
storrs. the well known barrister. and
political orator, died at Ottawa, Ills,
last night, of paralysis of the heart His
death was unexpected.
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DIR. ELLEN B. FERGnsoN.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 80. ss4 E
" Krigha ~ street. Telephone 81 speeia
attention given to catarrh and all diseases OF
the nose, throat and Lungs; also TO obstetrics
and diseases of woman.
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Kelly Resigns,

Ksilr ,4n'saroN, September ia. NJ.
IN a. was at the Department of State
rssien r, de has formally rendered his
he Pasi"Hh as Minister to Austria and
"Suon has been accepted.
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Crichaattto = pop for Bed Bugs.
Sold SS 6Saterpillars, and all insects.
Il druggists and Grocers. z. G.
3 store. sole agnts.
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ANDERSON BRoTHERs.

DRECTICAL SIGN, SHOW GARD AND
L Price-Mark Writer'S Room S, Oha Con
stftE.ion Building, opposite l. G. Il. /
Lettering done on Glass. Iron, Tia, Wood,
Leather, 0flcioth, Factory, Pastebosrd, etc,
etc. Carriage Painting. City BDl Posters
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"Buchu-Palba."

R, SdieS' complete cure, all Kidney,
;rT;s.s;s AUG Urinary Diseases, Scalding,
bIsS tSSs,on' stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the
''-aGss. 81. Druggists
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-13

ROYAL DRAGON and Princess Aladdin
heating stoves are the handsomest in
the market. Purchase one OF
WH. JEENISGs & SoHs,
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Big Attachment.

DENVER, Colo, September u. =
Jacobs & Co.. clothing. were sttschec
this ate moon for $50 600.
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WANTED.
LOST
A CARD TO CITIZENS OF SALT
LAKE.

T DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT HAD
Il tapeworm some fifty feet taken from
me, head complete by Texas Tom and as
sociate after suffering for fourteen years
They took 1t In two hours, with two tea
spoonfuls of medicine and am now per
fectly well. would earnestly advise All
suffering to call on them at their office in
Gilt Hou e. F. REHRMAN,
l45 First East street.
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''Rough ON oorn1..

Is I o,,i tor Wells Rough on Corns.' y
aarp SI wa complete cure. Hard or soft
''' warts. bunions.
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gSSnn AND Home Comfort Range
lcba, bismarck Emporium and
,t''"e cook stoves at 49, anu
HN. JENNINGS K Sovs.
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FOR BENT

NHEAP SEVERAL SUITES OF ROOMS
y suitable for offices or bed rooms. Apply
at the HERALD.
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Programme for September 18th !.

Programme for September 26tb:
Eirst-The object of our association
and its importance, Prof. T. B. Lewis.
Second-A teachers duty, Mr..
Thomas Howells.
Graduation and classification OF
schools, D. X. Allen.
= CHARLES CRAPO,
nittee.
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ROYAL DEACON, Princess Aladdin, st.
Julien. Clipper Puck and Polo heating
stoves ut WV. JENNINGS & Soss.
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Obituary.

PARIS, September 12.- Jean Claude
Banquet, the well known mathemati-
clan, is dead.
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WANTED.

T WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH
J. price for household furniture and al
other classes of second hand goods Cali OF
send postal to the Red Front Store So "
First South Street A. ISOM.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lax.
County, Utah Territory.

In the Matteroi the Guardianship of the
estate OF Grace Z. Appleby, = minor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-13
MICHAEL EARL.
Practical Tailor.

How calm and still around me
Each object now remains;
The hills that now surround me
Are breathless as the plains
The yeriant leaves so tender,
Their slightest molten stop.
Nor signs to zephyrs render
Upon the mountain top.
Ynn twtnkling star appearing,
Its light DER ma ure throws,
Auto my heart endeariDg,
Because Earl MAZE my clothes.
None but the best workmanship done.
will guarantee fits that the public know do
ft. TIE finest OF English, French and Ameri-
can Goods made to suit the most flstidious
customer.
M ICH a Il l. e a RI,
1870 Main Street. tTeasie Alley-way.)
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John n. FREEMAN,

EISH MARKET, s2l EIGHTH EAST ST.
Il Importer daily Of salt and fresh vater
fish. Wholesale and retail. Orders solicited
from the trade. Hotels and famiNesslpplied
at lowest rates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-30

PENN. RoUTE-B 4 T. station. 9Th and II @ts-ror
n. w. Philadelphia. Boston and Tire last 10 Ss,,
12:i5 night. For Boston. = pm (lailv,. Phla.le-
phla accommodation, q pm. SUNDAY, $50 am: =,
81 Louis AID Piitsburg and west $40 tChic4ig5
limedl daily, $40 "a m. Fast line daily to tlncin-
maui and ~ Louis and except saturday 10 Chicago,
$40 am. thiraso and t1ncinnad .:io pm.
ally; Pacific express IoJo pan. daily. Eor
Richmond and the south, Is, llssI "a. m. daily,
4:45 pm Except sunday. For Baltimore, ,i.:5;
4;4O, 600 1:io 1o.U0 p. n and i2:l5 night ION sum
day, $50 $40. oo a. IA. 2oo. ssla .slti 10
luaU pm and l2l5 night. For PoI''t, Creek Line,
.lo IN, and ato o. In daily, except SUNDAY. Tor
Annapolis 6:35 am. l2.BFb aud +Zb pm. daily ex-
cept SUNDAY ON sunday, 400 pnl.
H. AND - ptTit->ta ION, corner New Jersey Ave.
tied, 1910 D. M; for Cincinnati Louisville and II.
Louis daily, $3.50 D. m, l0:Io D. m For Pttsburg,
so and m g ide fo ii ,n n' o3io. 90" go.
train, $3.50 4:s0 40 $40 6:Io . SO and 4 4 n M
sunday $40 $50, $50 and IoO5 a. M. l:25, l:5o
oils, $40 m. and l2:lo ana 4:,o o. IN. ON sunday
$50 a. M i:iO p. For way STATIONS between Wash.
ngIon aud Baltimore D. $50, $50 m, l2:l0 D. m,
l;:jO, :i:5O 4:IO aud ii p. For stations Me-
tropoiitan Branch, I'D n. and 1f:i5 pm. daily,
except sunday, and Bo p m. daily; 44o daily,
except sunday, for principal stations Meiropolian
Branch, s:l0a. m, daily, sunday Stops all sts-
tons; for Lexington, Stauntpn aud Valley Branch,
$40 u M. daily, except Sunday: for Fred rick, $40
town and Winchester, $40 IA m. daily. except sum
day, aud 5:So p. m. daily To Hagersiown. Daily ex-
cept sunday 10 winchester For local POINTS be-
tween Washington and Gaithersburg l2:3o p. IA.
daily, except Sunday.
Va MIDLAND RourE-B & p statiou.-For New
orleans and Atlanta ll:l5 daily For Louis
lO:iO y. m daily Manassas division, Il5 u. IN;
Warrenton l1:l5 a. m. 5:l5 p. IN.
SHENANDoAH RoI TE-R * %. Staton.--For New
Orleans and intermediate points, a. IN. daily;
Memphis express. $40 y. m. daily.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest ItleglanS to Tle Star.
Mrs. Yseult Dudley's Defense.

HER COUNSEL SETS Up THAT SHE Is NOT IN HER
RIGHT MIND
NEW ORR, June 30.-The court room where
Mrs Lucille Yseult Dudley is being tried for the
assault on ODOnovan Rosa was again crowded
to excess to-day. DR.. Charles T.. Denuison. who
dressed Rossa's wounds, testified to their
locality and character. This ended the case
OF the prosecution. Counsel for Mrs. Dud-
ley then opened for the defense He
claimed that Mis-. Dudley had assaulted Ressa
because he was the enemy other country" In
outlining the line of testimony for the defense
counsel spoke of what he termed Mrs. Dudleys
physical infirmity. He said he would show that
for several years she had been subject to epilep-
tic fits. He would show that her mind had been
affected by these fits and that she was not
submitted number of letters from English
physicians in the various institutions in which
bis client had been confined for treatment, set
ting forth the character of her disease. The de-
ponents declared that Mrs. Dudley was not in
her right mind.
DIR. Mcdonald, superintendent of the asylum
for the insane on Wards island, testified that
he was convinced Mrs Dudley was suffering
from mania. Mrs. Dudley had told the witness
that there were three men she had determined
TO punish with death, and that Rosa was the
first on the list.
MRS. DUDLEY SAYS SHE Is SANE.
Mrs Dudley here interrupted the proceedings
OF the court by addressing Judge GilderSleeve.
She said: whether 1 was Irrational or not
when shot Rosa. am sane now, and wish to
TESTIFY on my own behalf"
Mrs. Dudleys counsel said that they found
themselves in a somewhat peculiar position.
They had been trying to prove that their client
was insane. She, on her part, insisted that she
was not insane at the time of the attack, and
insisted on her right to- go on the stand and tes-
tify.
1t was finally agreed that she should be called
stand
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MORE TESTIMONY AS TO THE CITY HALL n


MORE TESTIMONY AS TO THE CITY HALL n
In the Clark Investigation yesterday affer
noon, after THE STARS report closed, Isaac H.
Webster, one of the contractors for plas,erins
on the City Han extension. testified that tls
work was OF good character.
j. I. Thorp. a stonecutter on the building, tee
titled that the iron I'm the stone not per
ccptible when the stones were laid I'm: that II
had been brought Ia view by the action ~ th<
weather. and that further action OF the weat hci
would cause them 60 disappear.
TILT RETwEEN cor NSFL.
The cross-examination OF Mr.. Thorpe was
continued when the Investigation was resumed
to-day. During the cross-examiuation Mr..
Jackson pressed the witness Ia state what WAC
the difference In cost of ohio and Connect irut
sandstone. Messrs. Miller and HAY objected.
Major Jonas said that the inquiry had nothing
10 do with what they were investigating. Mr..
Miller made a remark 10 Mr.. Hay Ia the effect
that all Mr.. Jackson was after was To XIII time.
Il have no intention Ia Kill time. sir" said
Mr.. jackson, who overheard the remark. "and
III you make any such change ~ that YOU state
what YOU know il not true" The witness
stated that he did not know what the differ.
ence In price was.
IL is expected that the examination OF wit
morrow. The stone-cutters' committee have
had under consideration the adviSablfty Of nre-
ferring a charge respecting the construction &c
the new wing Of the Government printing
Office, but IL is understood that they will not
that
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II tEDEKICI
je1S-d&ds
rHANCERY SALE.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of 80
the strict of Columbia passed in equity #
Nos doc 23 will offer tor sale ii auction
in front of the premises. on TUESDAY, the THIR
TIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1855, at SIX O'CLOCK p.
NJ, all that part of lot numbered Ia, in
Ing ton. d. C., described us follows: Beginning a,
the southeast corner of said lot and running thence
feet thence east 80 feet lO inches to 10th street
west thence south % feet 20 the beginning together
brick dwelling house. No rs 10Th street northwest
Terms of sale: Onethrd of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in two equal instaments at re
specivey six and twelve months with six per cent in
TO be secured by purchasers notes aud reserved
lien, or all in cash at purchasers option. deposit
of 500 required sOon property is bid of. Con
veyancing ut purchasers cost.
REGINALD FENDALII Trustee.
X. .. HOLTZMAN. AuCtOneer. iel 1d&ds
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DIED.


BLOCK. On Tuesday morning. June 30 1sS5 at =
O'clock, HATTIE, infant daughter OF Charles and
Emma Block, aged one year.
Funeral to take place "Wednesday afternoon az two
O'Clock, from their residence DOB street northwest
HILL. ON Monday, June 29th, $50. In this city,
Mrs. MARY 7. HILL, wife of William W. Hill. OF
Prince Georges county Nd, Ia the sixSy-sixth year
Of her age.
Solemn requiem mass at 81. Aloysius church to&
morrow "wednesday at 10 a. m. 1nterment nj NJ
Ovet. Relatives and friends invited.
kLEE- On Monday. June 2gth, lss5 at 2:45 n
M after long aud painful Illness AUGUST, the be,
loved husband VI Lucy kiee, in the thty-fth year
of his age.
Funeral Will take place from his late resid ence No
300 street northeast, on Thursday, July ID $50
am, from thence To ~ Josephs church. where re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited 10 attend. 2s
WEBB. AT the residence OF his parents PIT East
Capitol street, on June 9th, 1855. ANDREW r.
WEBB, jr.. infant son of A. L. and u. L WEBB aged
three months and fifteen DAYS
WYNNE June Both, 1855, at $40 p. m. n FL
son H. WYNNE, beloved of Peter and Mary
Wynne, aged three months and twenty two siays
Friends Of the family respectfully invited TO At
tend the funeral from his parents residence l7oI th
str eet northwest, At two O'Clock b. m, July I'd q
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, SITUATE NO.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, SITUATE NO.
22S THIRD STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated March Goth, go
A 1850. and duly recorded in Liber No 9:34, iHkd
at folio 800 of the land records of the District Of
columbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby we will sell at public auction In front of the
premises on MONDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY
o. July, A. D. 1888. at HAIF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ, the following described real estate,
situate in city Of Washington in the District aiore
square numbered seven hundred and fty-seven {757)
fronting twenty-five go feet on Sd street east, and
running back In westerly course the same width the
whole depth of the lot, one hundred 900 feet to-
gether with the improvements, consisting of COM
Portable twostory dwelling. said premises being sold
subject to the inchoate dover right of Mrs Malina
Brown
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at six per per
secured by deed of trust the property sold
all cash at option of purchaser 500 required
AT time OF sale. Conveyancing, recording, &C. cost
ofpurchaser. Terms to be compiled with within ten
days from day of SALE otherwise trustees will resell
risk and cost of purchaser after three days
notice in the Evening Star
ioso-os,. E 6RR \ N SCHMIDT, Trustees,
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A Negro Running n Muck.
HE HITS TWO WOMEN WITH STONES AND BEAT
AND ATTEMPTS TO RAXISU A THRU

HE HITS TWO WOMEN WITH STONES AND BEATS
AND ATTEMPTS TO RAvlSH THIRD.
George GreasOn, coored, 40 years old, all
covered with blood, was In the police court dock
this morning. His appearance was due to a
severe beating at the hands OF citizens residing
in the neigborhood of the government print
Ing office. Greason, who is evidently insane,
while intoxicated about 8 o'clock last night
rushed through Jackson's alley, in rear OF the
government printing office. Seeing Emma Gra-
ham, colored, sitting on her door step, Greason
struck her with a stone on the head. Further
down the alley white woman treated i'm
similar way by Greason. He then ran out to
North Capitol and streets, where he met an
other young white resident of the alley, named
Kate Schreeves, whom he Knocked down
and beat in a terrible manner and attempted
TO ravlsh. Her screams attracted several citi-
Zens, who gave Greason a severe pounding
Officers Wall and Moore soon arrived. The
patrol wagon was telephoned for, and Greason
was taken to the seventh precinct station. He
said his intention was to ravish the woman
He pleaded guilty TO two charges of simple
assault and one of intent to rape. He was sem
fenced to six months in Jail, and the charge of
intent TO rape was sent to the grand jury. and
bail was fixed at $4,000, ia default of which he
as tad
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The California sunreme G,

The California supreme court rendered n de-
cision in the celebrated liill-Sharun divorce
case, denying the plaintiffs motion to dismiss
the appeal, and staying proceedings for pave
OF counsel fees and alimony pending the
appeal.
Lord Salisbury Is negotiating with Turkey fof
the occupation of Egypt 10y Turkish troops
haDlan and Ice viii row Friday next on
Silvia lake, St. Lawrence county, y. n, for q
purse of 81, 900.
Both branches OF the Philadelph ia city coun-
ellis have now passed the Baltimor and Ohio
railroad ordinance, and il now goes To- tho
mayor for his signature
Gov. Knott, of Kentucky. has ordered three
companies al state troops Ia hold themselves "a
readiness To proceed 10 Rowan county, the
scene of the Humphrey roliver fcud.
Emperor William > death Is expected daily I'm
London.