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GRABTENBBRG
PILLS.

Thsss PILLS act with great
niidnoss, and may be taken
II any tIGao with benafit.
They euro ell forms Of
Malarial Diseases and FevCrs
and should be used to stimu-
late the Liver and Kidneys tc
healthy action. They are
invaluable for Headache. Bii.
iousness and Bowel Com
plants.
Sold By lIuggISt'r q cts per Boz,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
County, Territory cf Utah.
In the matter OF the Estate Of Ann
Horr1ckE, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ harle- LivinEton, Adm IN. strafor oi
tle Estate Of Ann liorrocks. deceased. Ia.
rendered for settlement. ard fled 10
sud Court, his final account OF his al
n inistraiinn % said estate aud petition for
hnal distribution OF tao residue Of sand cs-
tate among the persons entitled thereto,
and ihat Saturday, the i9Lh dag OF April,
= D. 1850. a. 10 O'Clock A. m, A. TIE
Court Room % SAID Court, N the Couuty
Court House. salt Lake City and COUNTY .
Utah Territory. has been duly appointed
BY the judge - szid Court Tor the . tile
ment Of said account and hearing said
pSiiuon for distribution. - which time aud
place any person Interested Ia said estate
may appesr and show cause. n any there
he. Why said account should not be seiilci
and approved and fnai distribution made
IS prAt ed fo-.
Dated March Goth, 's9d.
JOHS @. CUTLER.
d3w Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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The rifhs- Biii.

LONDON, March 2s.-The tithes
bill passed its second reading in the
commons tonight.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the PROBATE Court m and for SAT- lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
IN the matter OF the Estate OF Adam sharp,
deceased.

In the matter OF the Estate OF Adam Sharp,
deceased.
Metre % time and place for the hear.nz Of
Petition FOR admission 70 Probate OF vii.
DURsUAST To An ORD Z OF SAID
4 court IN said Uiattfr, notice is here by
gwen that Friday, the sfh day Of April.
A. y. ls99, a ten O'Clock an, AZ the
County Court House IN salt Lake ity.
ti4A ] Territory. II the court room Of said
court. has beeG appointed the time and
uiace for the hearing OF a petition Of
John a sharp and David Sharp pr y
lng for the ADHESION T. probate
1t crtaln document herewith
presen ed. purportinG 10 lie the lat vii
aad testament u Adam sharp, deceased,
Gn1 said time and place Is hereby set by me
Tor aid hearing whcn aud where al per
sons Interested may appear and oppose The
probate or said VIII. OF the granting OF let.
tiers documentary 20 John =. Sharp and
David Sharp A. prayed for In said petition.
Ia witness whereof I nave herouato set
my hand and as Ned the seal OF said court,
this 18th day Of March. A. d. l,90
JOHN g. CUTLER,
Clerk % TIE Probate Court
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a bill was introduced in the Sen
ats today appropriating SlOU, 900 for
a naval station in the State of Wash
ington, the location TO be fixed here
after.
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BENRY @ MCMILLAN, Clerk.
b. FrzfUs FER0rsoS Deputy Cierl
do.W5u
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Order 70 show cause Why Order N ssie a,
Eeal kaL-ts should moi he No
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ IN pursuance Of an order Of lie ro-
bate curt OF the county Of Salt Lake,
t1h Territory. made n the 2Ith dav 81
tenTrary. l-.0, IN the matter Of the estate
signed VII eel, n private sale, hv scale q
bids. IN writing, TO the highest nd9er Tor
rash, gold com Of the United Stafes, and
snh9ect 70 confirmation BY sali Fr1hate
Court, on the Cd tav Of April, leo, al ].
o'clock NJ, at the law Office OF James ~
Noyie. 30. - South Main street. citv and
cuuntyof ait lake, Territory OF Utah, all
the ri=ht. title. interest and estate Of said
andrew Peter on. declared at the tine 81
his death. o. IN which HE estate has &C.
Gnired anv interest since his death, either
Y operation OF law or otherwise, and all
Tie rlEnt. title. and interest Of his heir- in
OTTO the following tract Il land, TO wit:
commencing at the SOUTHEAST corner of lot
two l2l, Block hfry three (s5l. Plat ~"
salt lake City survey, aud running thence
Iorth seven aud cne-haf "a r0ds. thence
Test1 five lsl rods. theme south seven and
1ne-ha1 f7EJ rods, thence est I've f5l
rods 10 the place II beginning. snd situ-
ated n the city AID county % SAT- Lake.
Territory f-Utah- Terms and conditions
Of sale, cash, gold con OF the Uu.ted state.
ten per cent. OF purchase price to be paid
o the day Of s9le, anu the balance on con
lrmation by said Probate Court All lids
10 be IN writing. sealed and delivered 10
said James Il Moyle on or before the hour
Of sale.
HENRICKA C. PETERSON,
Dated this 18th day Of March. Issa. dsw
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TrnElrnrY al rr.n

County % salt Lake. -
!, John q. Cutler, CLERK Of the Probate
C0urf IN and for The C0uniyof salt Lake. in
the Territory Of Utah, do hereby eerfffy
that the foregoing u a full, true and correct
copy OF order 10 show cause ahv orEel
Of sale Of real estate should not be sazde Ia
Tie natter OF the estate o. s!s-cn A. erase.
deceased. a. appears OF record in M oifica
In witness whereof. I have herrnnts ses
rly hand and affixed the seal OF said Court,
t.lis l3ih day Of March. A. ID. $50.
isEALl JOHN @. CUTLER
DIV Clerk OF the Probate Court
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court 10 ard Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
In the matter Of The Estate Of Ann
Blown, Deceased.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ BENJAMIN =. Brown. executor Of
the Estate Of Am Brown, decreased.
has rendered FOR settlement and Ned 10
snif Court his dnal account % his admins
t.ation OF said estate and petition for hnai
distribution Of she residue said estate
emnug the persons cutitl 4 hereto, AMI
that saturday, the '9ih day Of Arrli, 4. II.
ls,1. al 10 O'Clock a. m. az the court room
OF said Corr. " the County Court House
SAT- Lake City and County. Utah Territory.
has been daily appointed b. the Judge o.
sad Cour for the settlement Of sad ac-
couat and hear1ns slid petition for di-tri-
button. ~ which time and place any person
interested in siid estate may appear and
show cause, II any there he, why said &C
count should not be settie and approved
and inal distribution made as prayed for.
Dated March 21th. i>eo.
JOHN @. CUTLER,
d4W Clerk q the Probate Court.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ - lrieite Halvorsen. Administrators
oi the estate % John 4. H-lvor-ru- .se-
rrAsed. .has rendered for seitl-ment. and
NED IN said 'ourt her fnal account II n. :
li..ii',i' iiiia'i OF sid estate and pe-rtinn
or Gnal di~ rihutinn Of TIC resiiue ~ s.,,i
e-t,ie amnnE ttS pc sons entitled thereto
Lnq IN, ursfay. the 9Th day Of Mar h.
-, =, - ~ ~ r'f-rE IN q the s'ourt
..c1se- AT lake C;ty and COunrv- rfsb
TERRITORY, has been duly arpoinifd ~ ne
1l' .-e 7 Eild nurt f-r the settlement OF
sid account uud herring safg ,rti,;o-, -
al-iTlnu;ion, II VII ch time ard place a,y
person Interested n said estate nav .s.,sT
accolnt chou 4 MT be eeiileri ana ;,,-,.i
and nnai fi-tr.huii q made as u avei m.
dated February 2i;h. l-so
SEAL biN c. CT-TLER,
By JoHN l. SEBEKER.
LCpufy. alu
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SAMUEL W. RITTER, TIE GUARDIAN
- OF the personal Estate OF Geo. W.
iater, minor. having iled his petition
herein, daily verified. praying for an order
% sale 81 all The interest OF SAID minor Il,
the real estate Of sud minor. for the pur-
poses therein sci forth. IL Is therefore or
deTod hy the jndcc Of said court. that an
peTso' interested IN tire estate 81 said
MINOR. appear before the sad Probate
tuiirt on Monday. the 2ist day 81 Aprii i-sl.
- 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon 81 said day, At
Court Room 0f said Problte Court. n
The County Cogrt House in the q y and
county Of SAT- Lake, Utah Territory. 70
show cause why an order should not le
granted O. the said guardian. 70 eel 20
gnNeh ~ the real estate Of said minor al
private sale a. shall be necessary. and thu
= ropy OF this order be published ~ least
four srcccssiye weeks an the DEsERi.r
tNENiNG NEWS. n newsp printed and
published IN laid cry ana couuty.
Dated March lssh, lsaO
G. W. BARTCH,
PROBATE JudEe
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IN Tic Matter q the Estate OF Andrew
y AcFarlane, deceased.
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a., @ elstl Of he rrdSsie i coais
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Rio GroRde Western
RAILWAY.
Scenic Line Of The World!
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
IN EFFECT KoVvrl7, 1893.
EAST BOUND TEAMS
wEsT-BouSD TRAINS
}. v. PARKER.
Asst. Gen. Pass. lst-

Pullman Palace and Buffet sleeping Cars
on AL Through Trans. m.
Horton Reclining Chair Cars Free between
SAT- Lake CITY and Provo on Trains / and ..
y o. DODGE, III Evs,.-r-r7
t-enerH Asna-er ecu III. & Plss Az
seoerAi ofaoes. sat Laso oiysU al.
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CHINESE CENsUs MIL.
70 il brought Before the SENT.
Committee on Census.

it II brought Before the SENT.
Committee on Census.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The
Senate committee on census today
concluded the hearing on the Chi
nese census bill, 4 delegation from
the Pacific coast appearing in sup
port OF the measure. Morrow OF
California. author Of the bill, stated
that legislation was necessary to
keep out Chinese merchants IS well
as others There was DO business
Involvement 10 bring them nos that
the emigration Of lahOrers was shut
OF. There were enough OF them,
and the fact is q genuine Chinese
merchant has not come to San Fran
cisco for the pas. ten years. As long
As merchants were allowed TO come
and go at Will, with or without Ger
titicates, the undesirable classes can
not be controlled.
Mckenna said the main question
was: "Wil yCu pursue the policy
which led 10 the passage Of the Scott
aci?'' This bin continues that
policy. IL Is an effort OF the nation
to protect itself against the people Of
a nation who, it believes, viii injure
1t.
Riggs stated that the people Of
California demanded the passage Of
the bill.
Clunie said the present situation
Is q struggle between the Americans
and the Chinese. The American Is
here to rear family, serve his
country and w0nship his God. The
Cinnamon are here only Tor gain, TO
carry away money and deplele the
wealth Of the country. In a contest
under these conditions the China
man has proved himself superior to
the America.
Senator Mitchell said that he be-
lieyed the bill would be construed
by the Courts to apply 10 Chinese
only who were in the United States
on the first Of June. He would that
it were otherwise, 80 that the act
should be an absolute exclusion law.
In his opinion it was constitutional. |
NAVAL STATION.
a bill was introduced in the Sen
So AeLts 1HAANllA Hulk -AWNrNtN AON D
n naval station in the State Of Wash |
ingtOn, the location TO be fixed here
after.
A WORLDS FAIR AMENDMENT.
Senator Daniels introduced an
amendment 10 the WORLDS Fair /
bill, proposing that an opening
celebration of the s10ih anniversary 4
Of the discovery OF America lie held |
at Washington in October, 1892, all
nations Ia he invited. and, on com.
pletiOn Of the ceremonies, he asked
10 visit Chicago, etc.
STATING OF TIE REPUBLICANS.
In the election cases Of wardelI
W. Wise, Third Virginia, and Me-
Dufiie v. Turpin, Fourth Alabama,
the House committee has decided To
recommend the seating Of the re-
lubiicans.
TARIFF CHANGES.
The ways aud means committee
has decided b put a duty Of 1 per
cent od 0dioreH on carpet woods.
with n corresponding compensatory
duty for manufacturers. The rate
on the various grades, however, is
not uniform, aud In some instances
IS below 30 per cent. Nickel ores
we're placed ON the free list. The
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Real Estate should no, DC made.
HTMIRIAM C CHASE. THE ADMINS
VI tratrIN OF the estate OF Siss a A
chase, deceasef. hsying hled her petition
herein duly verified, praying f0- an order Of
sale OF the real estEie OF said dcceneut.
Tor the purposes therein set forth. II i
therefore ordered by the JGdse OF sac
Court, that all pcrsons interested in the e
taic Of said deceased, appear before the SAID
Probate CoErt on 81, urday, the is'h day of
April, lse1, ~ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Of said DAY, NJ the cnurt nom % said
Probate Court. Il the County Court House
N the City and C0unty of salt lake. Utah
Territory. 20 chow cause why an 1rlssr
should not be granted % the said admins.
tratrIx, = sell - much 81 the real eSta.c ui
the said deceaze; - private ssle as shan
De necessary and that 4 copy OF this orderte
published ~ least four successive weeks
N the DEsERKr EVENING Skws, = news
paper printed and pIhlizhed IN s.if city and
county.
Dated March l5gh, $50.
c. .BaRTCH,
Probate Judge
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To c. C. Meeheu, Defendant.
you ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To
l. appear In an action brouxhf against
\ you by the above named y ainiifs In me
Instruct Cnurt Of the bird Judicial District
] OF the Territory OF UtHh, and to answer me
compliant rled therein within ten DAYS
leNeiasiye OF the day OF service) after the
service on yon OF THIS E1mmnns-ifs erv.d
within tins county or II served out Of hi
county, bot b. tots Gisuicf, within twenty
dttf, otherwise within foriy days-0r
Judgment by default will be iaken ngsIn.t
you. according 70 the prayer OF said CON
The said acton is brought TO have a decree
OF tins court requii ing defendant 10 set forth
The nature OF bis aims to that certain
piece Or p1rcel Of land. situate IN salt Lake
ny and County. I tab Tern or. dc-cribed
as foliOve: ommcncilg at the northeast
corner of Lot Z. IN Block -. as plated IN
rat A" salt lake City Survey. and RIM
ring thence south IS fee. therce west 10
rods, theme nnuh IS feet, theme east Id
rods 20 place q bexinning; and that All
adverse claims % defcudsnt he determined
by such decree; declaring and sdindginr
that defendant has no estate or interest
Mhatever IN saii premises, and that the
t;tle of plaintiffs thereto i good snf valid:
forever ent sininE d declaring defendant
frun A--ertlng any claim whateter in or 10
saiu premises. or any part thereof adverse
20 plAintihss anc for such other relief As l.
NV hAA tIltAAuits anu LOT GueI@ OF Eult
Aud your are hereby noiidcd that n Won
IAN 70 appear and answer the slid com
PLANT a. above required. the said plaintiffs
VIII Apply IN the Court fer the relief de
handed therein
Witness. the Hon. Charles s. Zane. Judge.
and the seal OF the District Court Of the |
Third Julicial ID stri {, 10 and for The /
Territory OF CtAh. this 9Th day OF March. /
IN the year OF our Lord, one thousand /
eight hundred and ninety.
lsEALl
II C. MCMILLAN. Clerk.
By FERGUS FERGUSON. Deputy Cierk.
United States Narshal's Onoe,
City and County OF salt Lake.
] hereby certify that / received the
within sur,fnons. on the sth day OF March
$50. and that, after diiigent search and
inquiry. have teen unable to nnd the
within named defendant. c. Q Hechem in
Ihis Terrgfory.
En- PARSONS, U. :. Marshal.
By bONkS CASSoT. Deputy Marshal.
salt Lake City, March eth ielo.
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TARIFF CHANGES

The ways aud means committee
has decided 10 put a duty Of per
cent od 0dioreBt on carpet woods,
with a corresponding compensatory
duty for manufacturers. The rate
on the various grades. however, is
not uniform, aud In some instances
IS below 80 per cent. Nickel ores
we're placed ON the free list. The
reductions on sugar will be IS and
50 per cent.
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Dealer I'm Cedar Posts, Pole. and
wood. BY Car Lots, Etc.
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Jared II. Jenfs. Defendant.

Leonard G.. Hardy. James II. Mo-le. John
Coulter and JesseW. Fox, Jr.. Plaintiffs,
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Dump csrt. Wagon. Two hiIls, One
Stone Bum. $50. One Iron Buns. $50
srief Press. $50; Molasses Mil so.
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SUMMONS.
In Ire District Court IN and for the Third
judicial District Of Utah Territory,
County CT sails Lake.
F.w. Little aud J. II. Give. Plaintiffs.
&C. Meehen. Defendant.

The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
To- c. Meehen. D.,.,s.,,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

bill. The consumers find that the con
trlDutors 40 the blOcks-of-hye f0nd atld
= nrss mortgage on the kspaoiieah
party, which taxes all the assets. lhe
Tat fred 0ut IA IS mus Dc replaced Iof
use IA 'e2-henoe the increase oI tle
farmers burdens How much longer
he vii submit and vote TOR the mon
strous proposition that one class OF men
can IL taxed for the benefit Of ano1laer
class, remains 10 be seen. bat sooner or
later, his vote Will re-deciafe the ola
JetfersOnian doctrine that all men were
created equal and that those VINO toll
ten hours day are entitled 10 the same
protection gwen the chosen few who
spend tive hours day III giving orders
10 suboFdinates. Then the men who
contributed half million dollars 70
defeat the mild and conservative Mills
blll VIII be wiling 10 give four times
that sum for legislation equally fair
and generous"
At the close of his remarks Chair
man Weston read large number OF
letters received by him during the past
month from prominent Democrats,
giving their views on the political st-
.uation. Among them were commuDl-
Senator Carlisle, Congressman Mills
GOV. Campbell. of onlo, Gov. Boles'
of Iowa, ex- x-Postmaster-Gen Dlckln-
son, Hon. Geo. V. \. Lothrop, Gen.
John G. Parkhurst, Congressman j. k.
Whiting, ex-Congressman l.. h. "in"
mans. NJ. III. Ford and I. +. Tarsney,
W. +. Quimby, OF the Detroit Free Pres,
Hon. VIM, A. Moore, OF Detroit, DR.,
Foster Pratt, of Kalamazoo, Hon. I. H.
Whitman and :. w. Beakes, OF Ann
Arbor, +. A. Minis, of Muskegon, Chas.
+. Thomas, of Battle Creek, Hon.
Hugh McCurdy, of Corrunna, Mayor
Bretz, of Charlotte, Hon. Michael JET
fers, of Saginaw, Jos. l.. soults, OF
Menomlnee, Hon. =. B. Wachtel, OF
Petoskey, Hon. Free Estee, OF Mt.
Pleasant, Chas. +. Resseguie, OF Lud-
ingtun. ii. b. Hudson, OF Mancelona.
Norman w. Hare, OF Ontonagon, L. A.
Walker, of st. Joseph, X. c. Flanagan,
of Norway. Hon. T. A. f. Weadock, oil
Bay City. VIM. +. Nesbltt, OF Big hap
ids, Thos. +. Dodge, of Lawtnn, j. h !.
Dennis, OF Hastings, ID. +. soper, OF
Newaygo, Hugh Mclaughlin, OF Iron
Mountain, Thos. Sayidge, OF Spring
Lake, Rev. Peter Gallagher, OF st.
James, Hon. John NJ. Mathewson, OF
Lowell, ID. ii. Day, of Glen Haven, };
b. Boyd, of Kalkaska, w. Il. Cady and
Hon. Geo. w. Brown, of Sault Ste
Marie, jeremiah Lynch, OF Lapeer,
John Mackcy, of South Haven, Hon. }.
Erskine, of Rodger City, w. 5. IL. Wei
ton, of Owosso, III. c. McFarlan, of
Manton, and Hugh Johnson, OF Shelby.
A scandalous story, in which there is
not word of truth, was circulated
after the meeting. 1t was to the effect
that the Grand Rapids part OF
the convention had hired all the
bretty waiter girls IN town TO preside at
the feast. This was given out as the
reason why the luminaries voted TO
hold the convention in Grand Rapids.
Fred Marvin was hustllng around IN
lively manner. When approached by
the TELEGRAM-H he said: "1es
sir, / am a candidate for the State
treasurership, and the prospects look
favorable III the present time for the
nomination.
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THE QUILL DRIVERS.
They Listsa 70 Papers. APPoint cen@iI
tsss and kat.

e~~-->-<t = "a f<-t-A---sts'.-s -
EAsr SAGINAW, Mich, July lo--Ihe
evening session OF the State Press AS
soclatlon WAS held IN the Academy OF
Music Papers we're read by Rev. Jas.
II. Potts, d. D., Of Detroit, and Charles
Mckay Rippey, OF Bay City. Mayor
Geo. W. weadock gave q cordial ad-
dress Of welcome, which was responded
q by President Powers President
Cusheli welcomed the visitors on De-
half or the saginaw Press Club. Inc
following committees were appointed:
On Resolutions-A. c. Martin, Paw
Paw True Aorthafner; VI. L. Brown, Bat
tie Creek Noon, Vim. P. Nesbltt, Big
Rapids Herald, Mrs. w. 4. Wilson, TELE-
GRAN HERALD.
On New Business b. j. LOwery,
Howard City Record; F. Ward, Allegan
Journal; h. l.. Sprague, Traverse City
Eagis, Jan Allen, West Branch Herald
1ipses.
ON Memorable. Ii. Peters, Saginaw
Eteaiag Aeas, A. Mcmillan. Bay City
Times; r. F. Grabill, Greenviile Indepea-
dent: Matt Blosser, Manchester Enter
prise.
On place of next meeting: L. +.
SlOsson, Manceiona Herald; James
slOcum, Holly Adrertissri I. Fairneld,
Eaton Rapids Journal; Fred Bushell,
Saginaw Courier Herald.
Alter this the association rode 10 the
resid, nee OF Hon. w. K. Burt, where
they were Pleasantly received and
served with an elegant collation. on the
lawn, on tables placed beneath canoples.
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.INCARNATEFIEND
A Red Devil Tomahawks Four of
His Fellow Prisoners.
THRILLING SCENES IN ANOHIO PRISON
The Yelling Murderer Finally Over
powered by the Deputy Warden and
Prisoners and Bound Hand and
FOot-probabIy Insane.

CoLUNBUs, o., July l6.-This after
noon James Larney, an Indian from
Indian Territory, serving ten-years'
sentence IN the Ohio penitentiary for
manslaughter, grabbed an AK and be-
gan to tomahawk his companions in
the idle mouse. He split open the head
of Jacob Cross, a colored prisoner, who
will probably die; cut on the head,
Ted Cunningham; broke the shoulder
of Charles Greeves, and cut into the
top of Michael O'Hara's head. The
deputy warden, hearing the India n
yells, rushed in and, with the aid of the
other prisoners, dissrmed the assailant,
tied his feet and locked him IN cell.
The murderous Indian is thought to be
insane.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
AT FORT WAYNE.
Where is the Paymaster?-Captain stile
Dead.


DETROIT, Mich, July 16.-A dispatch
was received at Fort Wayne last even
ing announcing the death, at San An
tonic, Tex, Of Capt. Stllle, Of Co. A,
Twenty-third infantry, recently sta
toned here. Capt. Stille was one of the
finest appearing officers in the army,
and had been in the army since 1862,
participating IN most of the battles of
the Army of the Potomac, and was
breveted for conspicuous gallantry at
Hatcher's Run. He was a brother-in-
law of Capt. Vernon, of the Nineteenth,
now stationed at Fort Wayne, and had
many friends in Detroitand in the vIcin-
ity of Fort Brady, Mackinaw. His
family reside in Philadelphia.
Considerable anxiety is expressed at
Fort Wayne as to the whereabouts of
the paymaster. He was ordered to pay
off the Nineteenth as soon after June
80 rs possible, and that was the last
heard of hlm. The boys have had no
money since the first of May. 4 re-
mOnstrance against bi-mOnthly pay
days was drawn up yesterday and
signed by nearly every man ut the post.
They want their money monthly, as
was customary before coming north.
The paymaster may come tomorrow,
and ne may not come for two weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
MORE AFFLICTION.
Minnesota Has Another Cyclone Visitor
That Downs the Wires.

MISNEAPoLIs, Mimi, July 16, 9:20 p.
MT is reported thata cyclone struck
the towns of AnOka, saltwater and Lake
City, Mimi, this evening. All the wires
20 saltwater are down.
MlNSEAPoLIs. Mimi, July 16.-The
reports of a cyclone at saltwater prove
unfouuded. Tne force of the storm
was spent at Marine and New Rich
mund. Wis. TO which points no wires
are yet IN operation. In North It.
Paul the works of the Acme Chair Com
psny were blown down. Considerable
damage TO property Is reported IN AnOka
county, tut. 50 far as known, no lives
have been lost.