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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02

DURSUANT To ASfOEDER % SAID
Court. in said matter, notice = hereby
gwen that " edncsday, the 9Th day o. July.
a. ID. $50, At 10 O'Clock A. n. 81 the CouEty
Court House IN salt lake CITY. Utah Teri
tory. in the court room % said Court, has
been appointed the time and place for The
hearing OF a petition OF Horace Cummings.
PRAYING for the admission 20 probate
% 4 certain document Herewith presented.
purportinE 70 tc the last will and testA-
ment Of Barbara NJ. Y. Moses, deceased.
when and where all persons interested may
appear and oppose the probate Of sfis Will,
or the granting OF letters testamentirv 10
Horace Cumming, as prayed for IN said
petition
In witness whereof have hsTcuuto
set my hand and AFFIXED the seal
(sKLLl OF said court this gJtn day OF
June, AID. ls9p.
J. G. CUTLER.
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
BY JOHN l. NEBEKER,
Deputy. lJ.d
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Ar rms CONCLUSION

of Nance's speech the bill was
passed without division.
A message from the House, an
nouneing that Il had resolved TO adj
here 10 lis Engagements 10 the
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AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP.

Mason IN said the republican
party had given the n--rO feet To
walk with end TO bO.ri or plank t.
walk -. The South counted the
negro when the census was taken.
The South counted him As a voter.
and the republicans proposed to do
him justice now and let him vote.
Wilson w. Va said that there
never had been and never could Toe
any bill which would strike a more
dangerous blOW>at tine very elements
and foundations Of free government.
The gentlemen dared not strike at
the freedom Of the pres, but they
did attempt 10 strike down the free
dom Of representation in the House.
Butterworth presented the con-
ference report on ths legislative ap-
rropriation biz an! the House voted
10 adhere 20 its nOn-COHcUrrencC in
The Senate amendments regarding
senators, clerks, etc.
Dodge offered an amendment TO
the election bill. providing that ~
soon Is the certificates Of the beard
were made public any person who
was a candidate for election may, by
a motion before the United States
court having jurisdiction in the dis
trict. contest the correctness Of the
certificates made by the board and
demand an examination and com
pilation of the returns, the returning
officers shall produce before the cir
clit court all the returns, reports,
tickets and all evidence on which it
acted In advance in awarding the
certificates: the circuit court shall
tlIereupon determine and certify the
person showed TO be entitled 10 the
certificate; also an amendment pro-
viding that If there be an appeal
from the decision Of
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Ia the matter OF the Estate % Barbara
NJ y Moses, deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
THE UNITED STATES

board Of canvassers to the circuit
court the clerk of the House shall
place on the rolls as representative
elect the name Of the person certi-
fed by said court rs entitled to the
seat.
The amendments were agreed 10.
HempLill's amendment was then
lOst-yeas lS7, nays IA. Lehlback
N. J.. and Cbeadle (Ind.) repub-
licaDs, voting with the democrats.
Buckalew Penn. moved TO strike
out Section IS, which changes the
last section 50 as 70 place the selcc-
ton of jurors in the hands Of the
clerks OF the courts. Adopted
yeas ia, nays 1874. Frank, Har-
mar, Lehlback and Lind voted
with the democrats i'm the affirma-
tive.
Tucker (Na.) offered an amend
ment that when an application for
the supervision is made, the chief
supervisor shall lay the application
before the Circuit Court. The court
shall fix a day for the consideration
set forth in the application, giving
at least ten days notice. II, on the
hearing, the court shall be Of the
opinion that fair and free registra-
ton will not he held and that there
Is a necessity for Federal super
vision, the court shall grant the ap-
plicatiOn. In passing upon the ap-
plicatiOn the judge Of the Circuit
Court shall associate with him the
judge Of the district court and I'M
less both judges concur in granting
the application it shall he dismissed
and no further proceedings taken.
Pending a vote the House took a
recess.
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Catarrh

Originates in Scruful0us faint In the blood.
Hence the proper method by which to cure
catarrh, IS to purity ne blood. Its many
dislgreeable symptoms. and the danger Of
developing into bronchitis or that terribly
fatal disease, consumption, are entirely
removed by Hoods Sarsaparilll, which
cures catarrh by purifying the blood and
also tones up the system and greatly I'M
proves the general health OF jfrse who
take Il. Re sure 10 Get
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Notice Of hmc and place foE TIC Ess EiuS Of
Petiuon for admission 20 Probate Of
VIII.
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Dump Cart Wagon, Two Mills, Ore
stone Burrs. So, One Iron Burrs. 500
srich Press, $40; Holasses Mil $40.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and FOR salt Lake
COanty, Territory % Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
Cures Catarrh

Il had catarrh nine years, and suffered
.erribly with it. soon after began %
take Hoods SarsapIHllI the caIarTh
troubled me less, after taking three bottles
vas entirely cured JtNE HINEf,
LumbeTton. Clinton County. Ohio.
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LIERIG C0AIPANYfS
EXTRACT of BEEF

tiEes1 and Cheapest Meat ElaEorlns STOCK
for Soups. Made Dishes and SAUCES. As
Beef les, "sz invaluable tSuiz-" Auaual
ale =. H-I 100 fzrs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
pAvoas a NEw DOCK INE.



Housem4u Is aaol1 a13 pTom-
nsat res.de2t OF tals community, a11
sas A.ssys beea ssroag 4dfol4ss q
..ts Improvements. he j. I4y9g 81
nsH a9-k Lac ot eoarse. Yesterday
~ al - = reporter .sTaeng years
40 / advocated tie eslz1l Is allaLI of >
slrz.g8l DIX llue. b4t taen th5 Iona
aas mucl smaller tasu thza T. s uoe-
I I1llk Lle llLs should ~ re-es- -a--4sll-a
aGd TIE stoue waI b4lt. ana al tle
property Csnegs along tat rfeE iro1t
should be made o. be q the.r SHARE q
tae WaA, taey can BEL sn0rl e. TIE
rlFer cal JUS as sell be uarroWed ~
NOT. Tor there i DO longer auy danger
lEoll fresbets, 2nd tbe logs are 4ll down.
- 8Lo are 50 strongly against tee lt8-
pFoEcmeut, remind me u Tie dog ~
tae maugeE they cSn { utilize the val
uau.e space along TIE edge " the TlFef
themselves, ana they d0n want any
body else 70. II tie llne Is made
stTa gut, a. suggested be the interview
published Ia your paper, much valuable
property w.ll be added u the city, when
can be assessed Tor taxes.
III TIE channel Is narrowed g VIII
provide Tor ! swift and deeper current
OF running water, Nhlch Viii lmparl all
air OF coOiness 10 the atmosphere 0f the
surrounding locality. want 10 see the
project carried out"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
A NOTABLE JUNE WEDDING.
: Wealthy New Yorker TO Marry - Bo-
nanza Kings Daughter
NJ. oEIRIc-Is ANp MISS FArR.

Mr. OEIhCTiS AND MISS FAIR
Mr.. Herman Oelrichs has been known
for several years as 1.-The handsome
bachelor" Of New York city, and when
he passed his 35th birthday without pay
ing earnest court 10 any Of the fair mem
bers Of the social circle in which he
moves anxious mammas and willing
maidens erased him from their list Of
''possibles" lie remained on the tally
sheet Of "eIigibles." Of course. for he is
handsome, rich and good tempered, but
it was with some surprise that Gotham
society learned last spring that he had
plighted his troth and that he would wed
III June.
The lady Of Mr. Oelrichs' choice is
Miss Tessie Fair, the 23-year-old daugh-
ter Of the famous California bonanza
king. Lavish preparations have been
made already for the nuptial ceremony,
which is to take place at San Francisco.
1t is currently reported that the brides
trousseau has been provided at an ex-
pense exceeding S1Go, 600. The lace drap-
cry on the ivory satin wedding gown
alone cost 5000. The dress was made
in Paris, did not give satisfaction when
delivered and was reInodeled IN New
York. Thirty other costumes are in
cluded in the outft for the honeymoon
trip.
Aiss Fair is rather under the medium
height and has dark hair, black eyes, u
brunette complexion and fine figure.
Mr.. Oelrichs is a heavily built blonde
athlete nearly six feet tall. Like Miss
Fair, he is wealthy and lover Of out
door sports.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
A sport Lovinr People.

Il suppose you have frequently heard
that Australia Is the greatest country in
the world for athletic sports?T said Ned
Hanlan, the oars1nan, while talking about
the worlds championship boat race at
Sydney. But the facts have not been
exaggerated 1t Is wonderful how the
people turn out 70 any kind Of sport
sculling, horse races. wrestling matches
or anything else. Why. | saw as many
as 1900 people at a little sprinting
match once. Then. what Go you think
Of 10000 going - the horse races; For
that was the attendance one year when
the Melbourne cup was run. The Derby
IN England isn't q comparison 80 far as
the crowd Is concerned The crowds az
boat races are also phenomenal The
people in Australia 60 crazy over all
soTts Of sports "-Louisvills Post.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
SElRS Co gEIRE


The Aea IeFk Bse1lI Company has
pi-Ec-@sea th- e1nle plant u Ma
sears q Co. % Kent e.. AID al tzzs
POSSESSION ~ d ~ euce. Wm. 4l1
samuel sears all retire frlz4 .le Das--
less. Da- stephen A. Sears a.l remain
f1h tie le@ ARA - the.F .ocal ma1-
ager
iae NeE fork B1sca.t Company h4s
capita 0t several Millions and have
purchased = number u nrsl-cl4ss
cracker AID cookie factories u various
parts of gls county and w.ll operate
them a. uudeg one general manage
menr. laey VII continue the business
lere on even q larger scale thzn 10 the
past afd - Is understood VIII make .m-
porLtLt Improvements Do tbe factory -
provide t9E an enlarged output.
lne lrm ~ Nm. sears a Co. vas es-
tablshed 70 1900 by thettW0 brothers,
William and samuel, natives OF MassA-
enusetts, and bakers by trade. Insy
commenced business "a basement ca
N0nrOe-st., with only one oven. and 4
small one Al that, and manufactured
bread and confectionery. The follow
ing sprlng they started cracker fac
tory or NaterlOO-st, where they re-
NAMED until 1859, supplying almost the
entire local trade. and reaching out for
business IN the Northern towns, when
tney purchased piece OF ground, 4OT
100 feet. on kent-st., tae present lOca-
ton, where they erected large brlck
building Tor factory, which they have
since enlarged. The factory today is
the iargesg 40 the State. and one OF the
best known in the country, and their
trade extends over half a dozen States.
The company started IN modest way,
but by tne splendid management OF the
founders OF the house IL has grown 10
Us present proportions.
1ne Messrs. sears are retlCent IN re-
gard 70 the terms OF tue sale, bat It Is
sad they Will receive $4,000 cash to
divide between them Tor thelr interest
ln the estab. shment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

50 many residents u the United States
have elected 70 wed AZ the English me-
tropolis hss Of course attracted nach at
tenton and not little comment. Among
the nuptizls 10 be celebrated there dur
ing tho months Of June, July and august
are those Of Lawrence Turnure and Miss
Romaine Stone, Antonio de Navarro and
Miss Mary Anderson. and Ar. Lewis
Morris Rutherfurd, Jr-, and Mrs.. S. s.
Sands, Jr. IrS Sands is blonde with
regular features, oval face, blue eyes and
golden hair. Her husband lost hls life n
the hunting field at Meadow Rrook. L. l..
about q year and half ago NJ. Ruth
erfurd is a wealthy bachelor Of New
York city, tall, brunette and of athletic
build. he owns a big farm IN New Jersey
where he raises fancy stock and par
ticularly choice breed Of fox terriers
The lady whom he is 70 wed Is the mo-
ther Of two pretty and interesting chill
dren
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
WILL HE VETO TIP

The Mayor is Expected TO sit Down on
a Junket
Alderman Tateum's resolution pre-
sented 10 the common council last
evening to the effect that the council
visit the city OF Buffalo 10 inspect the
pavements, and especially the asphalt,
passed by vote OF ten to eight. The
Mayor appointed Alderman Tateum,
Stein and Hauser 10 make preparations
for the visit, but i number of the
aldermen are confident that he Will
veto the action of the council. At any
rate the visit Will not be made this
week as some of the aldermen are not
fully recovered from their late fishing
excursion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Harmless Aids to Work.

The most convenient and Immediately
effective is the ancient japanese or Chi
nese headache cure called menthol, or
camphor Of peppermi-t. 1t should be
rubbed upon the head and face all over
the region Of the fifth pair Of nerves,
avoiding the eyes, until there Is an agree
able sensation Of refreshing coolness. II
properly used thus, aud its fumes in
haled. which it gives out when heated
by the hand. TIE relief and comfort Is
immense. When there is a general sen
sation Of exhaustion FIVE drops Of pure
chlor0form and teaspoonful Of red
lavender, mixed IN a glass Of cold water
by druggist. Il excellent. follow il as
soon as possible with some light refresh
ment.
When tho system needs immediate
n0urlshment. drink glass Of milk made
IS hot "A it can be Iwailowed. taking it
ia long SITS Phosphates. IN addition 20
the hot milk. viii feed the brain tissues.
and, taken persistentiy. will enable one
20 DO a vast deal Of work without e1-
hagsti1n
Exg yolks beaten 70 a cream with pow
dered sugar. and The whites beaten 70 =
fruth. and both shaken thoroughly with
cold milk. refresh snd sustain during
night work
The various crystallizsd fruits. esp
-isilv cherries aui raisins. and such
thoroughly cooked sWeetYnests as Jams
and jeiies are good OF cour-o. none e
these sweets are q - eaten az they are
3. fta table. bat rather taken as distrsc-
tions - the terse nervous system Cor.
New York star
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

an Old Be.fast ses captain Is credited
with devianE q unique barometer II
consists of a thin strlpof white pine with
. number 4 Cross pieces upon It. This
Is h1nC on TIE SIDE q the building. and
when damp weather is approaching he
barometer balFes ont IN the center. while
In dry weather the center sinks IN and
the ends cone oat-Nsv York Curumaz.
cal Adverti-er
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
CUSTOMS DUTIES.

The Receipts of tho Grand Rapids
Custom House for May.
The total value Of the foreign goods
imported and cleared at the Grand
Rapids custom house during the month
OF May is S66O6. An additional $l55
worth We're admitted duty free. The
amount of duty collected was 81 1922
TINS latter amount does not represent
the whole duty payable on the whole
months impOrtauOns, for some OF the
goods are yet in warehouse, upon
which the duty VIII not paid until
they are taken out Of the bond.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

A groccr i1 r suburh = Philadelphia
called Jackovvnve1- 0r ShsCkonaruul or
some such thing, hung p siga on rs safe
reading No m-re~ iu hore And SET
tv~o burglars worked foi' ten hours e. e,
it rrea su5 discover taet it was ouiv ~
empty v.ii a rao who won't believe
ir fs fe'I-w usu must evpect to work
r. lov wsTes i'etr Tree Press
tg sr.re-s Ee anf'.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
The first Reformed Church.

The laying OF the corner stone
of the new First Reformed Church,
on the corner of Fountain and
BarcIay-sts., viii probably take place
during the summer. The fittIeth
anniversary of the society VIII
occur on the 18th of August, and
many are in favor of having the cere-
mony occur on that day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
INCENDIARISM.

That is What the Saginaw Fire Looks
Like.
SAGINAW. Mich, June Prank
Kimmels butcher shop and residence
burned early this morning together
with their contents. Kimmels' loss Is
81, 800 with 500 insurance. I. +. Rink,
owner OF the building, loses S400.
Kimmels and family spent Yesterday
III the country and knew nothing OF the
fire until they returned this morning.
Ii Is supposed that the building was
fired by al Incendlary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
GOEE TO LANSING.

Two Straight Fellows 90 to Lansing fo-
BeinE CrJoNed.
In the superior court yesterday a
nolle prosoqui was entered in the case
Of the people against Frank Carter, the
fellow who. with John Francis, didn't
attempt 90 rob Mrs. Hughart.
The two fellows are wanted IN Lans-
ing on thc identical sort OF racket they
have been having here, and yesterday
they were taken away by the Ingham
county sheriff.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

The Fun tara Machine Hands Union
held a meeting last night, but trans
acted no business Of puh interest
The men av they arc a. present. sg
t1trz no strike or demand for less
hours. SO steps w.i 20 taken before
J1ivL. a. least 0n that date officers
v 30 elected
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
A CHURCH ROOF
Fell and Carried Five Men Down
with IT.

with It.
FREEPORr, H.. June Part OF the
root Of an old church IN the rear Of
which a new one was being erected,
fell today, carrying with it tive men,
al of whom We're seriously injured and
TWO or whom may die. The injured
are John Coughlin, leg fractured and
face crushed, dangerously hurt; Fred
Hill, spine fractured; Charles Rudolf,
spine injured; Peter Zimmerman, right
Lex, arm and back injured; John
Popkes, scalp wound and internal IL
lurles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

NAzE&eFos, Ilne s-Eor Ma
.gaas >no3ers, slgaly cooler. e.
cepg warner III the extreme noEt1srl
poIton " Lover alcllg gsa, scal1 east.
cry sn6s
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
TOWN TOPICS.

- W ~ AOA ~.
Company B. Wa ous for a drll last
evening.
10 5 claimed that there are over 400
bicycles ln use ln this city.
The knights OK Pythas were out
orIilng on C4mpal Place, last evening.
The several military companies here
wll commence % dul twice a week
soon.
Joseph olawnlkOwski was admitted 20
citizenship ~ Judge Groves court yes
teItay.
A lttls girl At 25s Ottawa-st., was
bitten hy dog last evening. DR.. Wiley
attended her
The asLtanong Base Bah Club Will
practice 40 tOuntaln-st. PARK, thls after
noon 40 $50 o'clock.
The hrst public meeting Of the Pen
lasg.ar Building and Loan ASSOCIATION,
vas held .as- evening.
Cd. r. Brown has taken the sole
agency for the Walsh-DeRoo Milling
company Cl Holland.
Baker and Ryan are both training
hard and bOth men are "a excellent
CONDITION Tor LlCif u-uJ.
susan It'll has hled a bill IN the
Supreme Court tor adlyorce from ! Ohm
Hi. Causes suppressed.
People all over the city are complain
lns O. thieves Who steal flowers and
plants from their gardens.
Director OF the Poor kruse has three
cOlOred babies, for whom be would Ike
% and permanent homes.
The Westminster Church Society Will
hold their annual strawberry festival
llursday evening, June ..
Circuit court cail-Judge Grove
Clvll jury cases Nos. $ and So. Judge
Burcn-ClyI jury case NO.2
The funeral OF the late F. J. Bechtel
occurred from the family residence
yesterday afternoon at / o'clock.
The Young Alerts and the Backyard
nine played game OF bail sunday;
score III 10 II "a IayOr OF the Alerts.
Judge Perkins yesterday appointed
Ernest A. stow administrator OF the
estate OF the late Frederick b. Perkins.
The county superntendents Of the
poor yesterday purchased tour head OF
nue Durham cattle tor the poor farm.
County Register OF Deeds Rice took
ride through Plalnteld township. sun
day. He SAYS he never saw crops look
ing better ln ms life.
Liant. X. salisbury has returned from
Ann ArOor. and IS now rustlCating AZ ms
old home in Lowell. tie expects 70
open law Office iu this city soon.
The West Michigan Farmers Clut
Will meet 40 the city bali on Tuesday.
tbe l0th INST, al 80 p. IN. Questions:
Cu.lvalng crops and how 10 make
hay.
Rev. J. T. DeBaun, pastor Of the La
crave-st. Reformed Church, has re-
o,.yed call from a church ID New
York city, winch he now has under
consideration.
Mrs. Henry Wool. whose household
property was entirely destroyed at the
tIme OK the Or,el Ege, was presented
Saturday with a fine new cook stove
fully furnished, by Nr. and Mrs. Frank
Graves.
IhVre are many letters Of inquiry for
vacant stores Uy persons who wish 70
show furniture goods here IN july.
There wll pe between fifty and sixty
companies represented here from out
s.4. -ae city.
Edgar III. Hcathwants q divorce from
bis te. MINNIE j.. Heath, and has be-
gun sIUr lu tue superior court. Judge
Or1vg to3ly ordered Mm 70 pay his
wlte 81 per weeN alm0ny while the
yase sll.uZ
Sidney I. Roosevelt. Of the Northern
bot,.- at u.- Rapids uss been chosen
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

.cotrl pat ale- lsL8
ls-s-S .f holas ossl4a ~ tzs Ersnca-
tsdl-Ds-ll1 ~ stspne1 a Daazasss Aa..sscss
sfz1C-d-14l soru l-3H
ls.s-ti-lfe-1i 4ac grlsalser s..sass1.aa caDcurec
~ gniled s1@ass oriz Perry
l.sl-h .--1i-ll 1zLsaLs 10 luas=ierales q Ptl-
Gppt "a
i7o4 -eeisis7 nal1lo az lC.d E4roor. Va; GRAFT
4al<sA-sd @lrh a sass q 10 IA
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
THE P. E. CONVENTION.
IL VIII he Commenced at ST. &ark'
Church, This Evening.

Church. This Evening
The sixteenth annual convention Of
Diocese Of Western Michigan viii open
in 81 Marks Church this evening, at
40 O'Clock. Bishop Gillespie VIII be
president Of of the convention cr-of7cio.
The body cons SIS OF c.ergymeu and
laltv. OF the former there viii prob
ably be IN attendance about twenty-five
90 thirty; of the latter, thirty 10 forty.
The convention wIl not be continued
longer than two days.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
WIPED OUT.
The Fiery Disaster that Overwhelmed =
Canadian Village.

MONTREAL, Que, June 2.-The village
Of st. Jacques de Lachyian was almost
entirely destroyed by fire this afternoon.
Twenty-eight houses were burned, also
4 number OF large tobacco warehouses.
The loss Is 100000. Fifty persons are
made homeless.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
SAFELY REPUBLICAN.

That is the Way the Returns from ore
Gon Look.
PORTLAND, Ore, June >. In the
State election held today the vote for
governor will be close, but the returns
received seem favorable TO Pennoyer,
DEM Meagre returns from the state
indicate the reelection OF Hermer,
Rep for Congress by from 1000 TO 5000
majority. The Republicans Will prob
ably have majority IN Legislature on
iOlnt ballot.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
70 NAssY - LONDON.

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A~.s freaa hS-~s-
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