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Prom the Capital.

q WAsHrSGToS, May 15.-The Secretary
Of the Interior TO day rendered a de-
cision in the case appealed TO him from
the Commissioners OF Pensions by a
Washington law irm, which has issued
a circular, Offering to collect. for con
tingent fee Of % per cent. certain
bOunties which they claimed were due
10 the widows of soldiers killed in bat
tie. under the provisions of section 1858
OF the revised statutes. passed Mar n
10, 1885. The Secretary sustains. the
Commissioners anc decides that the
bslf-pay for five years provided for
under tbs section was not a bounty
but pension. The effect of this de-
cision, il Is thought. will be the abaie-
ment of this class of claims.
The Secretary of the Interior has rem
dered decision IN the case Of X. NJ 4.
sherman and Others of Dakota. in
which he rever>es the decision of Com
missioner Sparks. and holds that Sher-
man. who held the second mortgage of
the tract of land. entry of which had
been Cancelled by the land office. was a
party In interest and had such standing
in the case that he might be heard TO
maintain the validity OF the entry in
question.
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The Jaehne Trial.

NEW York, May 15.-Counsel for the
defense moved that the indictment
be dismissed, as the grand jury had
been tricked into making a false pre-
sentiment. Judge Bennett oyerruled
the motion. Counsel for the defence
then made the opening argument,
wherein Byrnes and District ATTORNEY
MARITIME were accused of sIresting
Jaehne IN order to save themselves, as
Jaehne's testimony before the Senate
Committee implic ated them in COM
pounding felony. The prisoner at the
bar being placed on the stand, in his
own behalf, testified that he had
been intimate with Byrnes, but
denied emphatically having told him,
as alleged, that ne mad received money
Tor his vote He had never received,
nor asked, nor been promised, any
money for his vote. The witness re-
viewed a conversation between himself
and Byrnes at the latter's house, but de-
MED that Byrnes even asked him If he
received money for his vote. The wit
ness made fat denials of other we'll
known theories duplicating him, and the
testimony was closed and arguments
begun. At IL O'Clock instructions were
given and the jury retired to consult
upon the verdict.
NEW YORK, May 16-L15 a. NAT
LILO O'Clock this morning the jury in the
Jaehne trial rendered a verdict of z lily.
Jaehne received the verdict with head
erect. The jury was gwen recess until
Monday, it not being lawful TO discharge
it on Sunday. Jaehne was then taken
to the Tombs.
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Shooting omelals.

r JAcxsoEvILLE. Fla, May Is. - A
special from Barlow, Fla, to the Times
Union says: This afternoon w. q.
Campbell, Marshal of Barlow, and a
policeman named Mccormick were
saot by Dan and Lon Mann. The Mann
brothers had q difficulty with a mer-
chant, the officers interfered and Dan
Mann drew pistol aRd shot Campbell
through the heart. At the same In
slant Lon Mann fired on Mccormick,
wounding him desperately. The Manns
jumped into a buggy and drove
of at furious rate. The sheriff
and a posse pursued and cap
tured and brought them back
to town, where they are safely lodged
in Jail. The citizens are much excited
and fears are entertained of an attempt
at lynching. The sheriff has the Jail
securely guarded. Mccormick Is still
living but will PROBABLY die
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The sie.ed schooner.

BosreS May ia special to the
Herald from Gloucester, Mass. says:
Captain Jessie Lewis, owner Of the
schooner Darid J. Adams. being unable
% fight his case in the admiralty court
at Halifax. the American Fishing Union,
of this city, has taken hold OF the mat
ter and will fight il TO the bitter end.
The union has given bonds In the sum
of 40 pounds for the release OF the
schooner, and she will soon return 70
this point and reft for q fishing voy-
age.
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me Cutters strike.

srosKHAx, Mass, May 15.-several
large shoe manufacturers here shut
down tonight for an indefinite period,
owing to a strike OF 300 cutters several
weeks ago for an per cent. advance.
1t is stated that fifteen OF the nineteen
factories win probably cease work
altogether within the next forty-eight
hours. f| "a
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SHERIFF D. o. WILEY, OF DAVIS
Comfy, brought to the City Jail for
safe keeping. an individual who stole a
number of articles from the residence
of w. w. Vinegar, Of South Bountiful.
When arrested he gave the name OF
John Doe. and q preliminary hearing
sum of $500, TO await the action Of the
grand jury. When he arrived at the
police headquarters. however. It was
discovered that his real name was
George Evans.
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Prof. Gems Benefit.

Prof. Olsen wishes US to inform the
public that on account of such rush
Of amusements at the present time. he
thinks il best to postpone his benefit
for awhile. In the meantime be will
work hard TO get mp an entertainment
that will be highly interesting to all
classes. as be will make il not only
musical, both vocal and instrumental,
but also dramatic
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The storms In tn. East.

CAREY, o.. May I5.-The destructive
wind storm of last night, did great
damage near Celina. 1t is reported i've
persons were killed and thirteen
wounded. Communications are cut on
north OF Celina. A number OF trees
were thrown over the tracks last night.
and travel is much interrupted.
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sPECIAL NOTICE

CECoND HAND BICYCLES OF ALL
- sizes and In good order from $40 up
wards. Sole SCENTS for U. 8. A. for Ihe ceIe-
brated Northern. All purchases taught
free Baby carriages and machines re-
paired Bicycles sold on moderate terms.
n. B. Now is lifetime to buy bicycles on
the inStallment system-fSo down, SO
monthly. Note the address: q ami . South,
We9 Temple Street, opposite Valley House.
MATTRESS BRO THEIRS. ARentz-
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Tn. cholera scourre.

RoxK. May l5.-During the past
twenty-four hours, there were three
deaths from cholera reported in Brin-
dist. In Bari nine new cases and hve
deaths were reported, and IN Ven
ice i've new cases and six deaths.
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WANTED.

DEALERS IN BASE BALLS. BATS AND
~ Base Ball Supplies 70 get our prices De-
fore making their purchases Clubs supplied
AZ lowest rates. Spalcing Bros Bats and
Balls specially, also a large stock OF cheaper
grades. Bicycles for young and 4. Fri
cycles and Velocfpedes for children Guns
Ammunition snd SPORTING Goods. Evans &
Spencer, 81 walker Opera House
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srRAYED or STOLEN.

A BLACK STALLION, THREE YEARS
a old, branded X on left thigh: scar on
back. Had on halter when last seen Any
Information may be sent 70 Mrs Crockett,
6S 8 18th West St, or TO , B.. Forsyth,
Lake Point.
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ROYAL MAIL BICrCLE.

THE 1886 PATTERN ''EOYAL MAIL
Il Bicycle leads them all. six Improve
ments. all of vital Importance Don't fail
20 investigate this ..wfIeeP' tef0re purchas-
ing. For particulars consult 7. o. Angel,
Jr.. Temple Block l. - !. =
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MILLARp RIRCUMsHAW.

THE AMERICAN MARKET, &C Z. FIRsT
Il South. Just opened. Fun supply OF
fresh meats always on hand. willard win
be glad 70 have all old friends give him
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A ComPErENr NuRss

of MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE WILL
" take a limited number OF ENGAGEMENTS
during the next few months. apply to Mrs.
Nc lister. sth ward. harf 4 block NorIh
of the Sth Ward Square on Fist East 81.
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BICYCLE AGENCY.

u W WALKER OPERA HOUSE, SALT
III Lake City. Victor. Rudge. American
Ch4mpion, Ideal and Otto: Petite Steel and
Rubber Tricycles, Boys veiocipedes- Before
for sale AZ our Bicycle Department, on our
lower door. Evans & Spencer.
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TTNFUREIsHED IN A NEW HOUSE. TO
u Bent 70 SinFle Gentlemen or COUPLES,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation,
and within quick reach Of town Apply At
THE HERALD Once
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FOR SALE

FOUR ROOM HOUSE, GCODAs NEW
a and lot 5xl0 rods witk barn and young
orchard bearing in the Eighteenth Ward,
corner Third and A Streets. 4 desirable To-
cation. Also15 acres OF good farming land
81 miles south Of city. Apply %
YOUNG BIOS 8 MainSt
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STOLEN.

A sOEREL HORSE FOUR YEARS OLD.
a no shoes on. branded I ) On let shoul-
10 yeas old: dark Complexion. wears Tow
stih hat. old boots, run over. and his
index finger on right hand Is bent o,rr on
10 the second finger Any person giving
Information OF the above viii be rewarded
W. ATWOOD. Murray, Utah.
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coNrrgESTAL.

c. ]. Andrews and wife. Miss Z. H.
Andrews. Miss Julia Andrews, Mrs. w.
c. Andrews, youngstown. o.: Mrs. w.
McCreery, Miss l.. McCreery, Miss f..
L. McCreery. W. p. Shinn and wife.
Anderson Blair and wife, PittSburg;
ID. Close and wife, Miss II. Close. Mrs.
Wilson. Miss Wilson. G. S. Hoyt. New
York City; +. E Homes and wife, Jan
der ky. ONO; w. C. Stephens. w. L.
stephens, Boston; E. F. Swift, c. H.
Swift. Miss A. NJ. Swift. Chi
cago; J. Walruff and wife. Lawrence /:
J. A. Ginan and wife, Idaho; Col. J.
Hembrook. Wheeling, w. Va; J. G..
Kelley. wife and child, Philadelphia;
Cnas Jones. Racine, Wis: N. Nashsk,
Wis: w. G. Wilkinson and wife, Tar
rytown, n. Y: o. ]. Darrah, Denver I:
l. ]. Wykes and wife, Ogden: A. p.
WoodcOck, Chicago; c. ]. Pearson,
boston.
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MONEY TO LOAN

SIn0 00O MONEY TO LOAN on
PIOO,OOO Real Estate, Diamonds,
Watches, Jewelry, and collaterals By G. Z.
Pomeroy, Broker, 15s Main street Rates
reasonable Everything confidential.
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Warener,s Saloon. orden.

Hageners saloon, ogden.
When in Ogden, do not fail to call
and see Riser & Collinson and get q
nice cool glass of beer. Main Street,
next door TO Boyle & Co.'S furniture
store Pool and billiard tables.
Pnssl Piles; PfssI
Sure cure for bind. bleeding, and
itching Piles. One box has cured the
worst cases Of ten years standing. No
one need suffer ten minutes after using
this wonderful Kinks German Pile
Ointment. IL absorbs tumors, allays
the itching at once, acts As o poultice,
gives instant relief. Kinks Pie Oint-
nent Il prepared only for Piles and
itching OF the private parts, and
nothing else Every box u warranted
by our Agent. E
Sold by Druggists; sent by mail on
receipt Of price. Soc. and 81 90 per box.
DR. O. o. BENTON, PnoP.,
"a Cleveland, o.
Tsr sale By Z O. II. I. Drug stors. 3
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REV. (. ]. WHITNEY, OF Garrison,
n. Y, says Gilmore's Aromatic Wine
for Female Weakness stands without q
rival. For ..sale at A. 9. Smith q Cos
Drug Store. .-4l --.----io
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
May Is. ls6.
wALxrR MOUSE.

A. Jacobs, Denver; Mrs. NJ. d. Van
Doren. Mr.. and Ms r. y. Goddard,
New York: Alexander NJ. Stewart. ST.
Louis; Hammond Alien. England; w.
II. II. Beureguard. United States Army;
NJ. r. Side, Pmlsdelphia. Pa I:
r.. q. Johnson. Connecticut: DIR.
l. Mcknight and vie, Milwaukee;
+. ID. SDydan and wife, J. @. Clarke
and wife. II. Baker. Toledo: G. Ling
Detroit; J. NJ. C. Martin and wife. New
York; f. McWiiliams. Mrs. aud Miss
l.. McWilliams. Dwight; ]. Garry.
George III. Foote. Kansas City;
Mrs. +. c. Upham. Miss Alice Upham,
Oh cago; John w. Epley, OAKLAND
f. II. Pierce and wife. New York; i.
Moore, Boston; r. ]. Travis. Chicago:
l.. NJ Bogne. Denver; A. r. Barthel-
mess. Milwaukee; c. T. Sherwood, New
York.
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VALLEY HOUSE.

C. II. Thatcher. f. b. Knowlton,
Marlboro. y. H.; ID. Edwards and wife,
A. E Snow. Rock Springs; HI Smith.
c. Z. Loring. Provo; II. G.. Ames, Miss
3. Hale. Decatur; 5. 3. Schroutz.
Park City; Walter Taylor, wife
and seven children, Kobe, Japan T;
Mrs. y. p. Joslin. T. NJ. Joslin, Dakota /;
j. II. Little. Joliet, Neb. II. Suite and
wife. Bismarck, d. T.; ]. n. st. Clair.
Evanston; f. w. Morgan. Evanston ;
9. X. Ingleside, Canada; b. 3. Walsh,
Manitou; f. E. LeClair, Mexico; Mrs.
Riddell. Ohio; Mrs. Soyer, Ohio; E. A.
King. Calcutta: ID. A. Bunker. New
York City; l.. w. Shurtlif. Ogden.
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IMPOTENCY in Man or Woman is
cured by Gilmore's Aromatic Wine.
For sale at A.sC. Smith &:Co.'s Drug
soore. I'll III u
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scHOOL OF Music

DRIvATE Or CLASS LESS oNS IN SING
IL ing. Sight ReadiIg, Piano. Csbines Or
gan. Violin. violincellos Harmony. Counter
point, Orchestration, ETC., etc.
For particulars and tea ms, apply 70
ID PhOF. GEORGE CAKs LE2S.
arr SSW. Second South Street
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DON'T PURCHASE A PIANO UNTIL YOU
IL exsmine the celebrated Fischer"
GEORGE CARE LESS. Sole Agent
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DIR. A. G. YOUNG.

VETERINARY SURGEON. OFFICE SO
W. Second South Street.
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OITUATI0N AS SHEEPHEROER AID
- dress L A N, HERALD once.
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IoHN FREEMAn
GUYS. AMMUNITION.
MARK MoKIxInINs

livery AND FEED STABLES, nos.
il 226. rs and 80 Main Street. salt Lake
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V THOROUGH MECHANIC WHO IN
"A derstands carriage building Apply 10
McAllisier & Pitzer. III and ia " 1st
South Street
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OFFIOB AND RESIDENCE, 20. sac.
" Brigham ssreet, Telephons s. q ~ ~
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN WITH REFERENCEs
n desires % purchase an Interest in well
established and paying BUSH ess ia this city.
Adde'S J. Z s.. this Office
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The Diamond.

DErnOIr. May l5.-Dstroit 9. Boston 2
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.a0IrOE IfHaI
SPECIAL NOTICES
FOE SALE

RULL NICKEL 50 INCH COLUMBIA b.
II cycle Enquire NJ this Office.
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II WILL EAyE AB3UT TWENTY-FIVE
Il new swerr1s OF rees for sale ihis season
Parties wishing 10 purchase viii please send
me postal card for price IiSg T.. Is Clark.
r. o. BOX %. Pennington Savis County. Ut.
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FINEST MAPLE sugar bricks and syrup
at G. F. CULNER & BBos.
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I SPECIAL NOTICES.
CIVIL ENGINEERING

N c. Young, c.E., OFFICE, CoNTRIBU-
~. TOR Building. 20 8. Main Street
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DURsE CONTAINING A SMALL Sum OF
Il money. Findervill please leave stfhis
once -,r tr rsa baa -il.s isnels.i
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TIE CHURCHES TO-DAY.

Rev. A. Tibbetts will preach at the Central
Universalist Church at lO45 A. n. to-day.
Rev. Dr. Tuttle will preach to-day at the First
Presbyterian Church, morning and evening.
Rev. W. O. Pierce, of Winchester, Ind, will
preach to-day, morning and evening, at Grace NJ.
E. Church.
Mrs Susan Wells will lecture at the Fifth
Presbyterian Church this morning. on THE
Holy Land"
lessons Learned from the Riots of the Chi
cago Anarchists will be Dr.. Gilberts subject
this morning
1.-THE Cedars of Lebanon" will be Rev. George
terian Church.
Rev. j. c. Zimmerman. of York, Pa, will
preach at the First English Lutheran Church
this morning
"How Some Men Educated Themselves" viii
be Rev. o. G. McCullochs theme at Plymouth
Church this evening
1.-THE Temptation" will be the subject of Rev.
E. j. Gantz's sermon this morning, at the Cen
trail Christian Church.
Rev. r. " Hunter will address the temperance
meeting between Hoyt and Lexington avenues,
in Spann's grove, at p. M, to-day.
On account of church repairs going on at the
services and no Sunday school to-day.
Natures God" will be Rev. r. V. Hunters
subject at the Seventh Presbyterian Church this
morning; evening, Future Punishment"
Dr. Lefferywill preach at the First Baptist
Church tEr' morning on "Unspotted from the
World" evening IAN Honest and Good Heart.
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The Governor yesterday ordered the release on
parole of Joseph Booth, who was sentenced, in
August 1892 in the Vanderburgh Circuit Court,
to seven years imprisonment in the Jeffersonville
penitentiary, for grand larceny. His offense
was the theft of horse and buggy while
i7,~4x;cated. but he returned the rig to the owner
a. .1i;;iccd before he was arrested. He pleaded
.l..ty when brought into court. and the sentence
OF seven years is. therefore, believed to be un-
duly severe. His pardon was recommended by all
the court and county officials. The condition of
his parole is that he shall refrain from the use
of intoxicants and shall behave himself 1t is
also stipulated in his pledge that if he violates
his agreement he shall himself inform the Gov
ernOr
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AN EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
The Great American Opera Company Induced
to Make Visit to indianapolis.

The G. A. r. music festival executive com
mittee has succeeded in securing an engagement
of the American Opera Company for two nights,
June 7 and 8, and in consequence. the festival
will be continued two days longer than the
opening week. The company is unquestionably
the greatest now travelling, and it is matter of
earnest congratulation that the festival commit
tee has succeeded in making arrangements for it's
appearance in this city. The company is COM
posed of all the leading singers of America,
gathered together under the patronage of a num-
Der Of public-spiritei people Of capital. desiring
to demonstrate that American opera is in no re-
spect inferior to that of other nation
alities Among the principal singers are
Pauline LAllemond, Emma Juch, Annis
Montague, Kate Bensberg. Charlotte
Walker, Jessie Bartlett Davis, Sara Barton,
Helen Dudley Campbell, Mathilde Muehlenb bach.
Mathide Phillips, Charles Turner, Albert
Paulet Charles H. Thompson. William Condi-
dus VIM H. Lee. Alonzo E. Stoddard, George
Sweet, John Gilbert, Edward J. O,Mahonv, John
Hanson, VIM. III. Hamilton and Myron w. Whit
ney. The company includes an orches
ira of sixty-fve musicians. under the
dictatorship of Theodore Thomas, the
greatest American musical director.
chorus of 100 well-trained voices. and ballet of
eighty-fiv figures. The operas selected for the
engagement in this city "Orpheus and Fury
dice" and "Lakme." both of which will be pre-
scented with gorgeous stage mountings the spe
cial scenery carried by the company requiring
three cars for its transportation.
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Shelbyville.

The Dante Club met at the home of Miss Ad
die Doble. on Thursday evening. The Chau-
tauqua Society was entertained by MIR. and Mrs.
Silas LETTERS. on Tuesday evening. Mrs. K.
M. Hord of West Washington street, is enter
tanning Miss Mole Clark Mrs. Jane Whitaker,
of Indianapolis, and Mrs. j. r Moves. of Mays
vile, KY. Mrs. S. A. Gorgas, Mrs. G.. w.
Fleming and Mr.. frankie Strong have gone to
Washington, ID. c., to visit friends and relatives
Miss Emma Reece, of Franklin, is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Reece. !.
Mrs. Hamilton Goodrich gave farewell recep-
ton at her home, on South Harrison street, last
Thursday. They leave for Detroit, Mch'. their
future home, this week. Mrs. John Messick
was at Indianapolis last week. Mr.. Thomas
Fleming and wife spent several days in Cincin-
natl the past week. Mrs. Alfred Major has
gone to Pittsburg Pa, to visit relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Morrison, nee MISS Cordia
Haehl, have left for six months tour in
Europe. Mrs. o. D. Padrick he's gone to New
Carrie Beck, of ST. Louis, No, who has been the
guest of Mrs. A. P. Bone, has returned home. :.
Mrs Philip Alexander. of Chicago. accompanied
by her daughters, is visiting her parents, Mr..
Mrs. Joseph Levinson Miss Laura Cory, Of
North Harrison, entertained the Kensington
Club yesterday. . Mr.. Jonas Joseph and family
of Nobesville, have arrived here to make this
their future home. Miss Eva Bracken is en-.
tertaining Miss Jessie Gibson, of Franklin.
DR.. Herman Pink and family, Of Indianapolis
were in this city, visiting relatives, last week. :.
Mrs. S. S. Collins, of Pttsburg. Pa, Mrs. DR..
Purviance. of Cincinnati and Mr.. George Cook,
of Pittsburg are the guests of r. d. Harshman
and family. :. Miss Maud White of Shelby
vile, KY, who was the guest of the Misses
Sutton last summer, is visiting relatives in Co.
lumbus, Ind
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THE CITY In BRIEF.

The will of Magdalena Brockschmidt has been
admitted to probate.
Smallwood Noel has been appointed guardian
of Smallwood Noel. jr
The real estate transfers for the week are I'M
usually large, aggregating $S4 27S. so.
There were fifty-seven births and twenty five
deaths in the city during the last week.
Anna NJ. Craig will build twostory frame
dwelling on Alabama street near Eighth.
Mrs. Reicher. the German woman who want
ed to appropriate and cultivate vacant lots on
Bellefontaine street, has been declared insane
Fletcher & Churchman have secured Judgment
against Joseph A Garner and others for 81,
2S4 81 on foreclosure
The County Commissioners will receive bids
for lighting and lighting apparatus for the
county buildings till Monday.
A boy named Earl Manlove, who ran away
from his home at Spiceland, is supposed to have
come to this city, and his parents seeking
information regarding him here.
The following have been licenced to marry:
James A Scott and Anna Conner, William Hen
~ Wedlake and Emma McMullen, Walter S..
Drake and Mary A. Fray, Edward Heady and
Ella Owens.
The explosion of gasoline lamp at the resi-
dence of Israel Traub, No. 400 North Alabama
street, last evening, caused run for the depart
ment The flames set fire to lounge but were
extinguished before doing much damage.
On next Tuesday evening an entertainment
will be given by pupils from the Blind Asylum
and others in the newsboys ROOM No 68 North
Pennsylvania street, for the amusement of the
boys and the financial benefit Of the home
Newsboys and bootblacks having tickets will be
admitted free.
The claim of Vane for $15, 900 against the
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company, of
New York, the allowance of which was men
toned in yesterdays Journal, is a general float
ing debt of the corporation not entitled to any
priority preference, as the decree of the court
states The finding of the master in chancery
that it was prior claim was enormously stated
to be the decree of the court