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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
De Frey Attention to hs Called 90
the Matter by he Rritish Anhsssa-
dor 90 France

L0xDoN. JuFe i7--ln the House of Com
mons this evening. SIR Joan Morley Chief
Secretary ior Ireland announced tbsi the
government bad decided 90 delegate = com-
mission 90 inquire info the Belfast rIois and
their causes Mr James Brroe nder
Secretary Tor F0rceu Affairs. said
lhai NJ a. Fnfcnci. Prime
Minister - France ha1 repeafediy
assured the ForeiEn oHae in his -seent
c0rresn0ndenoe. respteiins flfe NeE Hehroes
that France Did NOS intend CD attempt
any measures which would affect ihe polite
cal condition Of ireland. adding fuaf rance
feit bound 81 respect fheIr Independence.
The only ofieiai advice Mr. Bryce sad. ~
which fbe Government was lu poseeesion
concerning the se' lure of 700 NeH hebridee
was telegram from the BRITISH tonsul ~
New Caieronsa to thf Governor - Nee
South Nsles. saving Do bad reason 90 be-
heve shat fhs French Gag bad been hoisfe8
over the New UehHies and s'atae that fse
hsi protected against fhe art Lord LYONS.
British ambassador fo France had been
Commanded fo dfag fhc Iw wueiInte affen-
ron nf 81 de FreFfuaf fo fhe affair and
House mirhf rest assaed Nr brfce said.
thai Tho rorefnnent uas inllF -sHs.aif oi
the gravity 0f ifs msffrf
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
THE WEBSTER STATUE.
Unveiled at Boston neutrality-suspicious.
Pierce Chsney's GIT 90 New
Hampshire.

CONCORD y. H, June 1.-THE statue OF
Daniel Webster presented to the State 10y
Mr. Benjamin Pierce Cheney, Of Boston.
was dedicated today with imposing civic
and military ceremonies The statue has
been erected IN the State House Park about
one hundred Yards east Of the
Capitol The pedestal is Of the
finest granite. and was designed hy Thomas
Ball He also executed model of the
statue az Florence Italy. = casting being
made al Mnnich. II IS eight feet hugh and
weighs 2 600 pounds Webster wears an
OLD style dress suit. The arms are 81
the sides. the thumb and index finger Of
the right hand being open with tbe fe
naming fingers partly closed. while
the left baud holds a partly opened
manuscript The head represents Webster
in the latter years and is said 30 be remark
ably life like Tn figure stands on a light
bronze base thiriv-two by thirty inches in
size, and in the rear Of toe right leg is an
irregular pile of books surmounied
by manuscript Ca the front
and centre of the pedestal
are the words. cat In polished raised letters
Daniel Webster The other sides contain
bronze panels that on The north bearing
the coat Of arms of New Hampshire and
the inscription Born a. Salisbury.
New Hsmushire January i-, l7sZ"
The south tablet contains the
coat Of arms of the common
wealth Of Massachusetts and the legend
Died 81 Marshdeid Mass October "a
1852 ON the wesf side is the folI09inE
"preseafei by Benjamin Z Cheney. STATE ~
NeV Hampshire January o.. lss6 The
height ~ Che pedestal and statue IS seven
teen and one half feet, and ihe entire cost
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
MURDERED HIS WIFE.
John barnett. aged 50. Commits Double
Crime. Hf- second Victim Reing
Hi~ uofhsr-fB Law.

ASv ARBoH. Mich. june News has
reached hers of a terrible murler in York.
village fifteen miles from here
John Burnett = msn o1 years old.
a. $50 O'Clock tais niorning venf
the bone of bis mother in-lau.
Mrs Jackson. ani shot he wife fvice
fhr6uzh the bead. and ihen shot Mrs. Jack
son ~ the neck Mrs. Bsrnef1 j. not OK
secled ~ live unt3 ml3niEtf, and ber
mothers inilries arc also fiabr fo prove
farsl Toe deed WAS eammiffeI ir 81 NJ
enesnf aslaIssr Mrz Burnett is s. vears
4. ld snd has q es5 reputation. She ieft ner
sband some tfnae aea 20 i've 81 fhe facE
j. place Ba-uetf a-d fo n Ian SITTER the
"A h5fnr where BE- ras arrested snd nrolsaf
arn kroc~ He does naf reErsf f1e deei
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
CAUGHT IN A SWAMP
The Chief Burglar Who Rob
bed the Hart Stores Bagged.
MATCHES AND GREEA8lCsS GALORE
The Thief Stands 10 Water Up 10 MS
keck-a Splendid XII OF Burg
Tar ; Tools Captured Stamps
From the Robbed Post
Office Recovered.

.r
LUunero1 Mich. June IA man cali
ing himself Charles Conklin. supposed 10 be
one of The three Who committed the rob
berry a. Hart. Was captured ia q swamp
mile east of the city last night
lie gith TWO others got some boys ~ho
were fishing on The south side Of Pere Mar
quette lake 10 row them across 10 the city
saving they did not want % cross on the
ferry. The boys reported il TO the city Mar
shat y DO got sight of one of the meE aud
followed him. The man became alarmed
and soon started up tae railroad track east
from town followed by the Marshal and
sheriff Just oar of town he drew MS re-
volxer and threatened 90 shoot them ii they
followed him any further. They continued
until he ran into a thick swamp and then
stood guard and sent back 20 town for help.
About one hsndred men surrounded the
swamp and after some search he was found
in the mud between some logs with only
his mouth and nose out OF the water A
large package of stamps in an envelope
marked Hart Oceana county, Michigan
three gold and several silver watches a
large bundle OF gold rings aud about one
hundred dollars Ia money was found upon
hlm, and in his grip. which was left at a
saloon in town, wrapped in "A rubber coat
was full kit OF burglars tools. fuse and
dynamite. Ii is thought the other two men
cannot escape. but their whereabouts are not
known.
This afternoon a writ of habeas corpus
was sworn out for the Gagged burglar on the
grounds OF arrest without warrant, and a
hearing had before the Circuit Count Com
missioner, who gave the Sheriff till tomor
row 10 answer. As the Oceana County
Sheriff is now here with a warrant from tha
county this legal dodge will hardly avail
/ Ii is now thought one of the guilty partie.
| crossed TO Milwaukee last night on the boat
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
CANADA BACKS WATER.
Former Orders to Captains and Collector
Cancelled at the Instance Of the
imperial Government.

MONTREAL, Que. June 1.-THE Dominion
Government has changed its policy in re-
gard to the fisheries disputes. II has issued
to the captains of cruisers and Collectors of
Customs instructions cancelling former
orders regarding the seizure of American
vessels for controvention of treaty. No
aliusion is made in this last circular 10 the
purchase ot bait, transshipment OF cargo,
or shipping Of men. The question, therefor
seems To be narrowed down TO the three
mile limit. This course IS said to have been
taken ia difference 90 the wishes of the I'M
perial Government for a conciiiatOry policy
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

\ Charming Wedding suit for False Im-
prisonment-Other News Notes.

ST. JOINS. Mich, June 17-Fred A.
Travis, young and enterprising druggist
of this place, was married yesterday to Miss
Carrie Hewitt, of Maple Rapids, daughter of
Isaac Hewitt, wealthy money loaner and
real estate man. They left last night for
New York to spend their honeymoon.
The suit for false Imprisonment brought
" the Saivationists who were arrested for
parching through the streets singing
-ainst the Marshall and one of the coun.
men of the village, is being tried before
otice VIM. BrunsOn today. One of tine
hlbers of the Salvation Army who was
aited had formerly been "one of the
Oo.' had "imbibed considerable moisture"
az 'es and made things get up and howl
aloi town and was never arrested for his
: iun. iut since he has become sober,
niuus lii Gus citizen, supporting his family
I,Ne ~ an, be Is arrested for serving Cod
] fei"s le way TO Heaven is rOu yh for the
, "'1T,a,aAI Johns citizen.
I"e ;rd Of Supervisors. now in session
ne rs finish their session tomorrow.
I, 1"e D'''s strongly Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

LoNDoN. June 17.-Lord Iddlesleigh writes
to the Iagi.ircr declaring that no Conserva-
tive government would or could introduce a
bill 10 establish separate government for
Ireland Regarding Earl Carnsrvon inter
view with Mr. parneB Lord Iddiesieigb
says 10 was Lord Carnarvons duty
as Nicerov OF Ireland u make
himself acquainted with fhe views and
feelings Of All c.tsses in Ireland and be
simply sought an interview With Mr Par
nell o. ascertain from him The prelsc object
of the Naiionaiists As for establishing an
IRISH Parliament Lord Ii1esieigh ssvs the
Salisbury cabinet never intended % do
such a thing
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

LANsING. Mich. June l7.-This morning
thirteen opinions were filed. six being
affirmed as follows Carpenter vs.. Conii-
mental Insurance Company; Feige vs..
Michigan Central. Hood vs.. Judkins
Angel IS pickard. Potter VS.. Flipt * Pere
Marquette railway, Puliord vs. Martin.
SIX were reversed. Eaton IS. Knowles Car
ver vs Detroit and Saline Plank Road Com
nanv. Stockham VS. Cheney Watson vs..
Lion Brewing Company. WelCh vs. Wheel
ing. and Burull vs. Coltnn, Clark & Ben
ier. A divorce and heavy ahmony were
allowed in Walsh vs.. Walsh
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
The senate.

W,surxGroN. June L.. - Among the
measures passed by the Senate today were
the following. y bill to pay to the repre-
sentative Of the British Government $4,000
10 enable that Government % indemnify
the owners Of ,he Britlsh bark Chance for
Abandoning their whaling voyage IN the
Arctic ocean in 1871 and resculng nnety-siX
American seamen from shlpwreck Ia the
ice. "A bin % provide for one additional As
sistant Adiutant General with the rank oi
Major of Cavalry, a bin authorizing the
Postmaster General 20 pay rent Tor ouild-
Ing. leased As post0fiices. blll providing
for the apoointment of an additional Assist
ant Secretary OF the Treasury 20 hold office
for one year from the passage OF the OH,
bill % promote political progress ana COM
ulercial prosperity of the American ma
tons This Is Mr Frye's bill authorizing
the President % invite delegates irOm Mex
ic0 and Central aud south America ID meet
ia Washington Oct. L, l>,I, 10
meet delegates Oh the part OF the
rs 90 consider such questions and recon-
mend such measures as shall be To the
mutual interest and common welfare Of the
American states. one hundred thousand
dollars Is Appropriated for the incidental
expense of the conference. The delegates
of the nited States are % be- "a in number
and are f0 serve without compensation. Mr.
rye said that Mr. Morgan aud MT EFaris
as well as Mr Frye himself had intended TO
address the senate with regard % tins bill,
bat as the session WAS adFan eng
and the bin bad received the
unanimous support OF the Committee on
T4~e-rn Relations IF the Senate 10 was
concluded that it would be as well 70 take
uo t1e b.u aud pass 10 without debate, u
tnaf course met the approval Of the Senate
The biil vas Ar once passed without debate.
The legislative Executive ana Judicial
Appropriation bin was received from The
House If Representative AS 10 was referred
t0 fhs Committee On Appropriations
resolution offered by Mr. c. kreil was
s,-esi ro directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury tc certify t0 he Senate the claims
ofvpIunteer soldiers adjusted oy tne account
INK of ths Treasury SINCE the last report OF
the Treasurer. At 6t} .. m. the Senate
adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

She Wins the SECOND Race la the New
York Rs.atta Atlantic Badly
Lett

INV YoRK. Jane i7-rte iron sioop
Priscilla today. f1r lie second time carried
OF the honors of hcr class of crack single
sticks by making ihe race io sandy Hook
lght-ship and back fo Buoy Is anead q
the whole New York Yacht Club lec' and
thirteen minutes aheaI 81 the Atlantic.
The latter was even beaten hy fhc cutter
Bedouin. which came in eiK minutes be-
hind the Priscilla The following D. ibe
official time of tho race. a. taken and com-
puied on the Judges boat i.eckenback,
sfer the close ol The raoe
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

race. Cefton txChanEe STAKES a &<sA aaa
$50 aa1e1 lof tao yesF-olcs, t1ree- q Elarters
81 uile. A0ntrose Hoas Isrra Costa
raes. SELLING purse ol $50 for tRo-y year oids.
tffse-s asrters of uGe tlsnou ~oI.
5auberl second Virginia third une iN
Flith race purse ~ Sf-e for al a4es. Wita
allowances g. uaH- Niuusfs az l>,4 oils aolie.
Be1iolack Won. b9zz second Gold Flea
tllri Ima Z a-1
Noiaate Las tbe oal in tie betting to-
Night iar tle Ereat race tomorfeS ~Hh
1FfauL lae ODDS being sleV lQ S.3 ~ favor
of Au'auLe a tremendous amouui el
money hiss been staked on lhe result and 3
great periaralance Is expected Isaac
Murphy Viii I.ds AolaaIe and falsey
Dafs Nil pilot lyrant Zach horse WlA
carry as p5aads
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

WtsHlyeroy. June 1.-THE FIRST annual
meeting of TIE Association 81 American
Physicians convened in this city today in
the Army Medical Museum building
About sevenfy-6ve members were present
pr Francis De.adeld presided and made an
opening 8idrass a Constitution and bylaws
we're adopted providing for annual meetings
IN this city in june. The convention vii
hold fro sessions tomorrow and adjourn
tomorrow night
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
MOlOON AND CANNON.
The Wrest NJ. -, c,,,o,,.,,t m.
Draw-The Crowd
Dissatisfied.

DiNe'NNAii' Ne 1.-THE Graeco- Roman
wrestling mate h.+,oo, N,laoo, o,a
'"i'o'' a. '"e nd Opera House tonight.
vas "'oi.'e' " ''' The contest lasted two
mum I" '''''" Ming first fall in thirty
five minutes. anGonr,, ,h, .o,..,.s :.
eight minutes. It, ,t,;-s -. - 80
wrestling nearly al - ,,,,.,, -.
ated. Muldoon savinH., M -. =, ,'.' "a.
well 10 go ON with -. fs.,..i.,
",'l - a There was much
"a hy the crowd in
"''e'''''''''' '' '''' the match.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

NFw YoHe. June l7-Bdig Nackin, 81
New York. and Tommy Mccain of pr0fi-
denoe. fought twenty-one rounds on the
Jersey bank of The Delaware river this
morning When time Has called fsr fhe
fwent~-sec8no round Mcfann vas - 5ad
punishei chat be- could n 1f respond and his
seconds throw up fbe sponge
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE home team
warmed up Well in their work in the game
OF today and by some remarkably good
playing punched their hits in the fifth in
ming, gaining lead not easily overcome.
To add little 70 the interest of the game
the 81. Louis team was permitted 10 sneak a
few runs in the seventh and eighth innings,
the score standing AS follows:
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
MORRISON DEFEATED
The House Refuses 70 COnsld-
er the Tariff Bill
MICHIGAN gEi SPLIT on Plali LINES
gorrlssn Gsss Notice that re ~iii
nsaea tn= Motion Nesf I1sscaf--
= A4noer O. Bills Passed
~ the Senate

E.-slsaGas june l1-At ekact-y ~
3lr Morrison. af Illinois. arose ln bis seat
... Tie d use aad addressing lhe Speaker.
moved taAt tile House resolve itself into
.alanIttre III the whole GA sAe slate
9f Tie anlaa f8r she p4rpose of considering
-t- zeaera tarn 8lil Ali an -la- motion
demanded Tie ureFlaus question. Tie atr,
sn1uaF. aerc demanded ana tle e-ef4
.r,.tea.ir1 l1 call tlr ruu without lAellr-t
nnflI tt.e name vi ar Holman Nas fe4 ,iVi-
As the Indiana statesman has been West
looking after bis feucrs. lI ~as uDi llouslt
rbat n- would set back n ume t0 vote on
Rf~ Af.rrissa's motion. bat % Che surpsi,e
I'D lis coli eagles Judge Holman responded
f-aIv ave -youag to - nto committee
rthe purpose oi considering tle oill The
-..r..n-.. vi Ar Holman Was -rectsd With
.,.rIst.- ani his friends gathered around
him ana shook his hand c9rdAa iF- At tue
e.nrlu,l1u9 9f the call Speaker Carlisle direct
.,i Tie CLERK to call nls name anu he foted
ave This Nss Che signal Tor an olto-f>i ol
& sut.Istl.- 0n tLe Democratic side Ine mo-
fisn wss defeated yeas, l4o NAYS, loi- The
announcement of the vote Vas received
eirh deaieuing cheers On the Republican
side The Democrats again came 10 tne
front uith long and continued applause
when Mr. Morrison gave noliee that he
F ,Voult renew his motion on Iursday next
NJ Mckinley gave notice that ne
xosid endeagor 90 have The opponents
ofth- DIN ID the House on that day
rh- vote OF the Michigan delegation
divided ON a strictly party line as follows,
SIR Ellredge being paired,
kV-s-Nessrs Carleton COmstock, Flshefr
Mavburg. Tarsney aud Winans.
Nays-Messrs Burrows, ca cheon, MOL
lat and % DOuneil
Mr. Herbert. of Alabama, moved that the
House 20 into committee OF the "ho.e oi.
the Naval Appropriation BILL Mr.. Neiii
antagonizei the motion aud reques'eu vac
House 10 consider the olil repoIteu
from the Committee on LABOR. Mr
Herberts motion prevailed, however anc
the House went into committee OF th'
whole on the Naval Appropriation bill Nj
Herbert explained that The OIL approprla'e'
g,r the next fiscal year sll. SO s5s asaiRs
Sl7O3. .7o+ appropriated Tor the cutieh
wear he said the committee had endeaN
T ore,i 90 report dill which would insur
Z AGAINST a deficiency. lie took occasion u
imoress upon the committee the necessity
of thorough reorganization ot IN
p civil establishment OF the navy, crrcze
the expenditures previously made by IA
Bureau Of fCOnsrrucli0n and Repairs ana eA
pressed the opinion that only so niue
, shouli be appropriated for this bureau q
i wnuid enable the old navy 10 be kept i
- decent repair. until Congress took the siei
II should take 10 build a new one. Att'
Z further remarks on the bin and speech Q
Mr Hepburn, of Iowa in reply 20 th
made bv Mr. Wheeler. Of Alabama, respec
:. ine Edwin VI. stanton, the committee TO
Z ana al o clock the House adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

TRfsfo- 81 -. 1nns - Tie ssprcue
co8r ioday affirmed thf deeision r. TIE
Nanuenlt oaartes Sessions ir Boob msser
Mefaures eass Iia uns fnea $3.50 ~ seii-
re- pools 81 ~ NeuaeeHit Pert ard the 1ecis-
ior f-seriazIIT rufs ~ eftt fr 80 refftur -
roe.i ssfiire - thai l,ieee The easr plu -
sfsr.rrir.f
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

JscE-os Mira, june i7.--Af no3n today
a hqrse driven bf CrRnat aad hIs
Viff in fhe hsgef uifh hIm. shie8 aad fae
buggy ro nael uith p milk WAGON Throwing
Mr. Cran1n nlf nr.akiue her collar bone
81. q af hsrri-t iniarlna her
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

"As"'''.i'''' ''''' uptroller
Durham IF the Treasury. was r. "a 49,.
'et'aF 20 WIS N'i''., " e'''' .hter II
the lsfe Governor Fletcher. of .,-..
judge Uurham and his wife ieft ~
.'. .-....- ..-.-.f .s,..s where
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Wssmysrov june l7-Mr i
from the Committee On Appropris'ioi
dav reported to Che House tho eandry
Appropriation bili it appropriate
o5a -l1 against sgi Bl5. 747 aprropriafei
the same parposes Tor the current p
wear
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

ssfst
kstsrtzoo 58ns I--hrhw bort 3
pa snt .n the Iesane Asr'nu1. vha was te-
fle taken 80 hIs bone 81 leslie ~ ts
fstrer fharfes Hevf fsr visit s-scsE.ea nf
fsrksnr ard hss naf ref been cspture8.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
hoston-PhiIadeIphia

BosToN, jane 1.-THE visitors turned the
tables today on the bean eaters, gaining a
point in the seventh Inning which secured
10 them the game. Th. score was as follows:
3 5
Boston ...... .....--.-. 30 0 L o. >
Base hits-BostOn, 3; Philadelphia. 5
Errors Boston s. Philadeohia q
Pitchers-Casey for BostOnand Radbourne for
Philadelphia.
Umpiro-lOrke
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
Bad for It.

'','i'' -n.e''' ''''e The Toledo
A''i N''''' ~ -''' ay have CON
Guided q remove their r a 49,. 49,,
shops from this place 90 No.. rb;s
49, i... place about
our citizens over the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Hssnee r.. Innt 81 vsr1fllinF r.
aalei lodsv 81 s.szs' Fraoss eizsf fac
terr TIE nen.efior cIRa~1Isffrz vegi -
vfrf ~ 3 clotf lts morning 81 Sc -
etfrael nc afffrts1n
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
EIGHTEEN STRAIGHT
Is the Record Detroit Rolls Up
With Yesterdays Game.
OFFICIAL SCORES or LEAGUE GAMES.
Oetrott's New Catcher Does Some ES-
cellent Work - Chicago Wins
Another Boston Do~ned
Again-Rain interferes
With Games


ttt-.e..- TO .f- Nt-tNttz etst-s-
DElaou. June l7.-Detroifs new catcher
repeated his former excellent work, and by
his excellent work completely myslihed the
Cow boys The game was noticeable by
the extreme punching of hits and the
scarcity OF errors by the Wolverines. The
score was a. follows.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

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-l Ceaa musicale al ne iona 81
aarr e.erl-s
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Children Jay F+. he '-'1-
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f.rf.r ..-r- AL. play Dt ana
a...a a.ae 4r "a. cas- loGlarlaF
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irr..e iolag ana iac. rlf1 lls -i- leaf'la
E. 80 F..rHf4. ..,r. f-rrpe the
l-e y --....-e ~ ..ealls
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE game hen
today was postponed after the first inning
on account of rain.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
Baltlm ore Athletic.

BRooKIYN. June 1.-THE Brooklyn Mo
politan game was postponed on accounLf
rain.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Fsi- vessheT slightly varme. rsriabIe
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Games in the American AssociadoLrere
played as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

IIlse II-,-UeITlII- u haIsls IIiy- y
Errors-DetrOit 4. Kansas city no.
baueries-1setzcin and Cancel for Detroit,
Conway aud Hacket for Kansas City.
Lmplre. lalfney.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

Ua>c UIls-Inlcagul +, st Louis, :.
ErrOH-ChicagO .. 81. Louis
Batterics-Cla larksOn and Flint for Chicago.
Boyle and Myers. for st. Louis
Jmpire-Curry.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18

New Your. June 1.-THE Ne York
Washington game was postponed ac-
count of rain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-12

IT APPEARING TO THE HON. ELIAS A.
i Smith, Judge OF the said Court. by the
petition of Emily Bateman. Administrative OF
the estate OF James Bateman, deceased
therein fled, praying for an orderto sell real
estate belonging to said estale) that ii is
necessary to sall the whole or some por
tion of the real estate to pay the oebts OF
the said deceased, and the expenses OF the
administration of said estate,
1t is hereby ordered: That all persons In
terested in the said estate appear before the
Probate Court Of the County of Salt Lake,
Territory of Utah, at the Court Room of said
Court, in the Court House in Salt Lake CITY,
on Saturday, the sd day of January, A. D :.
1886, at II o'clock a. m, then and there to
show cause why an order should not be
granted 10 the said administratrix to sell so
much of the real estate of the said deceased
as shall be necessary for said purposes
And it is further ordered that copy of this
order be published in the SALT LAKE DAILY
HERALD, q newspaper having general circula-
ton in said county, at least four weeks
before said sd day OF January, I'D. 1886.
Dated December. "a, 1885.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court iii and for the Coun-
ty Of Salt Lake, Territory Of Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-12
A Remarkab1e Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, OF Tunkhan-
mock Pa. was afflicted for six Years
with Asthma and Bronchitis during
which time the best physicians could
give no relief. Her life was despaired
of. until IN last October, she procured a
bottle of Dr.. Kings New Discovery.
when immediate relief was felt. and bv
continuing ITS use for short time. she
was conNletely cured, gaining in flesh
fifty pounds IN a few months.
Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure
OF al Throat and Lung Diseases at 2.
c. NJ. l. Drug Store. Large bottles 81.
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ihAAlt ooSsT DF OF ST SAT- LAKE. /"
I,John c. Cutler, Clerk Of the Probate Court,
In and for the County of SILT Lake, Utah
Territory, do hereby certify that the fore
going is a full, true and correct COPY Of
an order appointing time and place to hear
petition for order to sell real estate and
personal property in the matter of the estate
of James Bateman, deceased, as appears OF
record in my Office.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the
IsRAL. seal Of said Court. this oath day
of December, AID. 1885.
-c JOHN q. UCTLER,
on Probate Clerk.
8. W. DARKE, Attorney for Administrator.