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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-11
NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE.
N the Probate Court IN and for the County
OF salt Lake, Territory Of Utah
IN the Matter % the Estate Of Jane
Malfnn prIre aecaasel.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John Walton Price. Executor Of the
last will and Testament OF the Estate
OF Jane Walton Price. deceased, has
rendered for settlement, and Ned IN
said court his final account OF his admin
istraiioB OF said estate and petition for final
DESTRUCTION, of the residue OF said estate
anon. the persons entitled thereto, and
that Thursday the Gath day of April.
A. ID. 1880, at 10 O'Clock a. n, az the
court room O. sad court, IN the County
Court House, salt Lake CITY aldCounty.
Utah Territory, has been duly appointed by
the Judge Of said Court. for the settlement
OF said account and hearing said petition
Tor distribution, At which time and
place any person interested in said estate
may appear and show cause. II any there
be. why said account should not he settled
and approved, and hnal distribution made
as prayed for.
JOHN @. CUTLER,
Clerk OF Probate Court.
By JOHN I. NEBEkER
Deputy
Dated Marco slst. Is9 div
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TERRITORY OF C-kr. J.,
InI-ATN nE sAIr IAkE

CoUsTT or SAIL LAKE. ST.
I. John c. Cutler. Clerk OF the Probate
Court In aud for the County Of salt Lake
IN the Territory OF Titan. do hereby certify
that the foregoing "a q iull. true, and cor
rect copy OF order 10 show cause why order
OF sale Of real estAie should not be nadt
IN the matter of the estate OF BeHianfin y.
Howell. deceased. as appears Of record IN
my o1sce.
IN witness whereof. I have hereunto sci
ny hand ana afixed the seal Of said court
this 9Th day Of A;.ril, A. D. BIO
fsEAII JOHN Q. CUTLER.
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Br JONI l. NEBEEER.
Deputy Clerk
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T,HoMAs =. HOWELL. THE ADMINS
traitor of the estate Of Beniamin 2
Howell. deceased. having fled his petition
herein, duly verified, praying for an order
% sale OF all the rel c tate OF said deccd-
ent. for the purposes therein set
forth. it Is therefore ordered b.
the Judge OF said court. that all persons
Interested IN the estate OF said deceased
appear before the sad Probate Court on
Saturday, the sFd day OF May isso, At Il
O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said cay, at the
Court Room OF ssid Probate Court, at tho
County Court House. IN the City and
County OF salt Lake, Utah Territory. g
show cause WY an order should not b.
granted 10 said administration, 10 sell 81
much Of the real estate Of the said de-
ceased at private sale as shaIl be necessary,
and that copy OF this order be published
At least four successive weeks IN the
DEsERET EVENING NEw-. = newspaper
printed and pu5lIshed In said city and
county.
@. W. BARTCH.
Probate Judge
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ harles I.vingion, Adm illustrator OF
the Estate OF Ann fiorrocks, deceased, has
rendered FOR Settlement, and filed m
SAID Court, his final account Of his ad-
uinistrAilen OF SAID estate and petition for
nnai distribution OF the ressdue Of sad g.
tate emonE the p-rHons entitled thereto,
and that SATURDAY.. the 18Th day OF April,
A. D. 1870, AZ 10 o'clock q m, al tie
Court Room OF sad Court. in the County
Court Honse- salt Lake City and Cornfy
UtAh Territory. has been duly appointed
by the Jrdge of said Court for the settle
ment OF said account and hearing sAid
petition for distribution. NJ which tine and
place any person interested in said estate
may appear and show carse, n any there
be. why said account shonld not be settled
and approved and hnAi distribution made
a. praye ed for.
Dated March 10th. iseo.
JOIN @. CUTLER,
csw Clerk Of the Probate Court
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TERRITORY or U1AH.

Noehtg q o1li Lake
/, John q. Cut er. clerk OF the Prob.t.
Court and for the County OF san Isle
In The Territory Of Utah, % hereby e4riifr
that III foregoing l. = iuii. true and correct
copy OF order To show eause IN the matter III
the guardianship Of Brl ghHm Pyper 81 Al
minors. IS appears Of rrcon1 IN my ofice.
In witness whereof have hfreuufo act
my hand and affixed the seal Of SAID court.
this 9Th day Of April. 4 d. 1870.
JOIN G. CUTLER.
KALI Clerk Of the Probate Court
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AFMIRIsA G CHASE. THE ADMINS
Va trstriZ Of the estate Of sissen a.
Chase, deceased. having hicd her petition
hercin duly verified, praying FOR an order Of
sale u the real estate Of said deccdent.
Tor the purposes therein set forth, II Is
therefore ordered BY the Judge OF sad
Court, that al persons interested in the Is
tate Of said deceased, aprear before the sand
frot1fe Court on SA urday, the leih day Of
April, 10, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon
~ said uav. at the court room OF said
Probate Court. az the County Court Hnuse.
N the CITY ard Comfy Of salt lake, Utah
IerrlinrT. 70 show cause WY an 1rieT
should rot i,e granted % The said admins
lrstrix. = sell - much 81 the real esta.e OF
the SAID deceased Al private sale a. shall
De uccessSE and that a copy OF THIS order be
published II least four successive weeks
70 the DEsERET EVENING NEWS = nrws-
paper printed and published IN said cigT and
county.
Dated Earch 18Th, $50.
g. W. BARTCH.
Probate Judge
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CURRENT TIaE TABLE.
O. EFFECT NOV. II, 1898.
sAsr BOUND TRAINS
WEST BOUND TRIMS

Pullman Palace and Buffet Sleeping Cars
on i Through Trains.
q Horton Rociin NJ Chair Cars Free between
salt Lake CIT and Prove on Trains I snds.
a Q DODGE. :. n. RFyNFrT
o. General Manager cen Frtlk Pass Az
General Onoes. Salt Lake City. UAh
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California rIoneers.

BosroS, April l0.-A party Of 100
members Of the Society OF California
Pioneers LEFT today in special train
for a trip to California, the trip to
occupy thirty-seyen days.
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CAMuEI ". RITTER, TIE GUARDIAN
- OF the personal EstztC OF 6eo. W.
Eter, = rnlror. having fled his pet ton
herein. duiy verified. praying for an or,itr
OF sale OF al the irteresf OF sand minor N
the real e=fafe o. sad minor, for ;te pcr-
poses thrrrln Set forth. Is Is therefore or
dered by the Judge Of said court. that all
persOrs interested in tire estate of said
mirror. appear before the "a 4 Probate
Court on Monday. the 2lst dayuf April l-ss1.
at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon % said day, q
e Court gonm % said Problte Court, AZ
the couLty Court House in the CT : and
County Of SAT- Lake, Utah Territory. 70
show cause WHY IN order should not be
granted 70 the raid guardian. 20 sell go
much ~ the real eElate n aid rninof II
private sale a. snail be- necessary. and that
a copy Of this order be published At leas.
four successive weeks IN the DEsEKET
hvENfSg NEWS. i newspsper printed and
published IN said city ana county.
Dated March 18Th. lsq
6. W. BARTCH.
Probate Judge
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Cough, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis are Immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure. For sale at 4.
c. Smith X Co.'S drug store. .
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WASHING rox NEWS.
The Tariff Biil-Paeiae Railroads.
The Civil service Law.

The TnriH Biit-Paeiac RaiIroHds,-
The civil service Law.
WAsHSGTOS, Aprill0.-Accord-
ing to the arrangements made when
the tariff bill was laid before the
ways and means committee by the
republican members. Zen days ago,
it was called up for final disposition
this morning. Without reading,
vote was taken upon the question Of
reporting il to the House with favor
able recommendation, just as ii
stands. The result was that the re-
port was ordered by a party vote,
with the understanding that the bill
should be reported 70 the House
Monday.
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ANE 7. PIPER. THE GUARDIAN OF
~ The estate Il brigham Paper ct al.
inl.ors having FLED her petition herein.
o4g FVnh@d prayi-g Tor N order - sale
OF portion o. the re J estli.- OF sid decd.
en-, ior The purposes therein ret forth.
y y therefore ordered by the Judge
% s4ta court. that an persons IN
teIested In the estate % said inin.rs and
nc next 81 kin. appear before tae I'D
1feoate Sourt on Weinezd II. the IN dav
~ Nay iss0 AZ ten O'Clock IN The forenoon
bate Court. AZ The COUNTY Cont tsevee ~,
tns 1lts and sounty Of SAT- Lake. Utln Ter
Eu.Iy, 10 -hOw cause why an or er shouId
Lot Oe GRANTED 70 the sac guardian. 10 seli
minors o. private ale - shall be necassgr
Ahe that a copy Of this ard be pubiishsi
a least I..or successive ueeEs IN the Ilrs-
EktT tYESfSG AEws. Newspaper urinfss
AID published 10 ID city a q count,
Dated April 4, 1890
G. W BAR rcH. Probate Judge.
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DISGRACEFUL.
An Evangelical Conference at Chi
eagO Inaugurated by
Row.
A BURGLAR FATALLY WOUNDED
IRA IOWA.
A "Society" Lady Runs Away
ana MarrieS her Coaehman.
Washington News.
by Telegraph to the NEWS. ]
An EcoLrsIAsrrcAL sKInnIsu
At the Illinois Conference OF the
Evangelical Church

CHICAGO, April l0.-The meeting
OF the Evangelical Church Of lii
nois Conference, which opened this
morning Mt the Sheffield Avenue
Church, was inaugurated, as antici-
pated, with a row. Bishop Esher,
who was regularly assigned to pre-
side over the conference, was on
hand early with his supporters. A
majority Of the conference decided
that he had been deposed by the
Pennsylvania trial committee and
excluded him from the meeting.
After this there was a most acri-
moniOus debate in the church, end
ing in thirty-two OF Esher's sup
porters withdrawing and going %
the First Street church. After 2
little formal business, the remain
der, numbering about seventy, took
recess until afternoon, at which
time. after devotional exercises,
they adjourned until tomorrow.
The Esher faction organized, and
Rev. Mr.. Elfrink was made mod.
orator. Notice will be sent 20 the
preachers in the other faction that
IL they desire TO join the real and
only conference they will he given
until = O'Clock tomorrow to 10 50,
after which time all remaining out
will be expelled from the church.
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BISHOP EsTIER

made a statement Of the case from
his standpoint, pointing out that al
the first Trial ne was acquitted Of the
charge brought against him, but
that the Pennsylvania conference
took the matter up again. He had
received no evidence OF an official
character that he had been dePosed,
and he still claimed the right 10
preside Ut the conference from which
they had been driven.
A telegram from'BishOp Bowman
at Ackley, Iowa, announced that
the "bOliers' there were making
desperate opposition TO him, but that
he was holding tine Fort. This was
received with cheers.
Resolutions prepared by Rev. NJ.
Wellman were unanimously adopt
Ell. They sustain Bishops Esher
and Bowman and condemn the &C
ton Of the opposing faction in en-
deayoring 20 form an illegal Organi-
cation as revolutionary. The So
called trials OF Esher and Bowman
are declared to be contrary to the
directions Of the discipline and
therefore null and void.
A writ Of replevin was sued out
to get the books OF the conference
from the anti-Esher faction. but
when the constable went around
Chairman Byers and the books had
mysteriously disappeared.i
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Pr0bAte Court OF lhe county Of salt
Lake. Territory OF Utah
In the matter Of the estate Of BENJAMIN z.
howell, deceased.

order 10 show cause why order OF sale ni
real estate should Eot be made.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF TIL
INLAND SALT CO.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders OF the Inland Salt %.
viii be held on May 6th. 1900. at 10 n. m,
st the Company's once. corner Of Main
and south Temple Streets, for the cleo
ton Of officers TO serve during the
coming wear. and for such other bust
ness as shall legally cone before the meet
ing. !. 4. Clayton,
Secretary.
Salt Lake Citv- Utah. Anril !. l-sO. u
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Ann
Horrocts, deceased.

In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the natter Of the Esiaie-of David
Z Lewls. naceaset.- =

In The Rrobaie Court IN and for Salt I.Ak,
County, Territory Of Utah. -
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probste Coari OF Tie County Of salt
Lake, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter OF the estate and guardian
ship Of Brigham Piper. CT al, minors.
Order 10 show cause WHY order Of sale Of
real estate shonld not Ie rn.fn
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SUMMONS.

In the District Cca-t IN and for the Third
County OF salt Lake
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LEGAL NOTICE.

il the Probate Court Of the County of salt
Lake, Territory OF Utah
In the matter OF the estate and guardian
ship Of Geo. W. Riter. minor.
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c. F. RFSSEGUIE,
Geul. Manager.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Of the County OF
sax Lase, Territory Of Utah
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order q show cause why Order Of Sale OF
Eezl Estate should not be made.
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Order N show cause why order Of sale O
real estate should not be made.
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rns ncusz coMMrTTEE

the HOUSE Committee
on Pacific railroads entered upon q
formal consideration Of the Senate
bill providing for a settlement Of the
Government Indebtedness Of the
Union and Central Pacific. The
first five sections, covering the case
Of the Union Pacific Company, were
approved, with a few changes, the
most important Of which was one
reducing from thfee per cent. TO one
and a half per cent. the rate Of in
terest 10 be paid by the company
upon the bonds falling due during
the next five years. This Is 4 pa.
tial concession to the wishes Of the
Company, which desired low rates Of
Interest for the next ten years. Pro-
vision Is made, however, for capital
iZing the difference between n one
and a half per cent rate and full
three per cent. rate for five years.
20 that the effect Of the change T. 10
reduce the amount Of payments for
the time, but TO make the final pay
ments heavy enough TO cover the
difference. The committee also
struck out o. the fourth section the
clause relating 10 the government
guarantee Of bonds.
CHINESE sMUGGLERs.
The United States attorney for
the Southern District Of California
has been instructed to institute pro-
ceedings against all persons con-
nected with the recent attempt TO
smuggle Chinese laborers into this
country across the Mexican border,
ana the collector Of customs at San
Diego, Cal, has been instructed 10
arrange FOR sending TO China all the
Chinese captured.
THE SENTENCE.
First Lieutenant ]. V. S. Pad
dock, Fifth Cavalry, was recently
tried by court-martial at Fort Leav-
enworth, Kansas, on a charge of
having duplicated his pay accounts.
Tie record Of the proceedings and
findings in the casehave been acted
upon by the reviewing officers of
the War Department, and the case
has been submitted to the President
for action. II Is assumed from this
action that the court found the off,
Ger guilty Of the charge and SEN
fenced him TO dismissal from the
service.
CIVIL SERVICE PROSECUTION.
In the case OF the old Dominion
Republican League, against the Of
ficers Of which action has been insti-
tuted IN the courts ofthis district for
violation Of the United States Civil
Service law, It has been determined
10 waive all further proceedings and
admit a statement Of the facts on
the part ofthe defendant, President
Newton OF the League, in order that
the sane may he passed upon in q
higher court, and final decision had
in the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
AT A REVIEW
of the regular troops and the District
National Guards tomorrow, which
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In the Natter OF the EstAte OF sissen A.
Chase, decreased.
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CIVIL SERVICE PROSECUTION.


of the regular troops and the District
National Guards tomorrow, which
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-11
UNDER THE WHEELS.
A Sufferer Enters Decided Objections to
Amputation-Hurt In n Gymnasium-A
Dynamite Experimental Afflicted Fam.
iIy-Fell One Hundred Feet.

A Sufferer Enters Decided Objections to
Amputation-Hurt In n Gymnasium-A
Dynamite Experimenf-An Afflicted Fam.
iIy-FeIl One Hundred Feet.
Dennis Kelleney, while intoxicated, fell
in front of Rebecca street horse car yester-
day, and one of his arms was badly crushed
by the wheels. He was taken to the Allie
gheny General Hospital, where amputation
was suggested, but he protested vigorously,
as did also his family of wife and eight
children, who assemb ed at the hospital,
that the amputation d not take place. The
arm, however, between the wrist and elbow, is
SO badly crushed that amputation will be neces-
sary. His home is at No. 8 West Market
street.
Daniel Kearney, fireman in the Columbia
engine house. was badly injured by falling
from rope in the gymnasium yesterday. Both
ankles were sprained.
Albert Riggs, aged IL. OF South Twenty.third
street. was painfully injured in the left leg yes
terday by exploding a dynamite cap which he
found on the sidewalk.
Robert Calhone. a puddler employed at the
Linden Steel Works. was brought to the Mercy
Hospital yesterday suffering from fracture of
the right leg. which he received by pile of
pig iron falling on him.
Joseph Cover, an employe of the Citizens
Traction Company, had his hand crushed very
severely at Inlrty-1ourrn and Butler streets
yesterday by the lid of a manhole falling on 1t.
boy named Charley Ritchie, IL years old,
and living with his mother at % Lacock street,
fell OF wagon yesterday and rolled under the
wheels. One of his shoulders was considerably
crushed and his face was bruised He was
properly attended and will be out in few days.
The boys father died at the hospital only ten
days ago, after long illness caused by consump-
tion.
Timothy Foley, laborer. fell over an en-
bankment 100 feet high at Clifton station. Ft.
Wayne road, few days ago and died from his
injuries yesterday at the West Penn Hospital.
The body was removed to the morgue.
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Sporting Notes.

BILLY DAcEY wants to fight Billy Myer for
81, 600 side.
THERE will be several of the colts told to go
home shortly.
BRANDENBURG may develop into very
good catcher.
THE local Players League team may leave
for ST. Louis on Sunday night.
A LETTER was received by the owners of the
fighting dog John J.. Sullivan from Chicago
parties yesterday which almost insures battle
for that dog for $500 side. 49,.
THE programme of the big shooting tourna-
ment promoted by Messrs Shaner, Richard
son, Dawson and Crow is out There are some
great evenrs for the two days shooting.
DURING the days when it is impossible to
practice in the open field. Catcher Buckley, of
the New York IN. L. team puts in his time
very usefully at Casey's Brooklyn Handball
Court. Buckley is quite an expert at the
game.
Monday with the East End Athletics in aid of
the proposed Newsboys' Home. The East
Enders cannot get together for that date. Sir
Guy should make up two mines out of his
youngsters
"IF it is true, as reported, that Barnie said
was afraid TO pit the Rochesters against the
Baltimore team" said Manager Powers yesrer-
day to a Sun reporter. Il will make this propo-
tion to him. The Rochester team shall play
the Baltimores on their own grounds at any
time Barnie may elect. provided it don't inter-
fere with my best exhibition games. The win
ner to take all the receipts of the game" Man
ager Barnie. you have the floor.
PRESIDENT YOUNG yesterday received
telegram from A. G. Spalding announcing that
the Chicago League Club had released Inks,
late of indianapolis. Inks was one of the new
men Mr., Brush secured at the close of last
season consequently he had but little oppor-
tunity to rgure in League ranks. AT the recent
breakup of the Indianapolis club Chicago &C
cepted the services of Inks as a sort of utility
man. Anson's colts have panned out SO well
that the ex-Hoosier will not be needed.
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wAsH1NGTo April 10.-"Mr. Randall
is alive and that is all that can be said of
him.. was DR.. Mallan's reply to an inquiry
Of the correspondent of THE DISPATCH
this evening. SIT is hardly possible" con-
tinued the doctor, 'that he can survive
more than day or so at farthest, though
his wonderful vitality may help him to
linger longer than we expect, judging from
his feeble condition" The family of the
dying statesman, and other friends have been
notified that the end is near. DR.. Martin,
Mr.. Randall's Philadelphia physician, came
on to-day aud he and Drs. Mallan and
Lancaster, of this city, held long con-
versation with the poor result of deciding
that the only thing possible was to make the
last moments as free from pain as possible.
Opiates were administered during the day and
most of the time Mr.. Randall was unconscious.
The only person admitted to the sick room
for two days, except the physicians and men,
bers of the family. was Postmaster General
Wanamaker, who called both yesterday and
to-day. 1t will be two years the 9th of July
since Mr.. Randall was seized with the danger
Gus illness which has clung to him ever since.
Portions of the summers of 1883 and 1889 we're
spent at a country place near Philadelphia
placed at his disposal, and last fall he returned
to the capital some time before the convening
of Congress, only to be confined constantly to
his house The oath was then administered to
him by Speaker Reed, that he might draw his
pay, and pairs upon political questions have
been regularly arranged for MIN. Most of the
time he has been able to read the newspapers
and has manifested a keen interest in public
affairs, and 1t is only within three or four days
that he has been finally induced to desist from
reading the daily papers. He seemed to desire
above all things to keep in touch with the pub
lie to the very last. In his PRAYER this morning
the chaplain of the House said:
20, Eternal God, in whose hands alone are
the issues of life and of death, we come to Thee
to-day to pray that Thou wilt let Thy tender
mercy come unto Thy servant, the eminent and
honored member of this house, who now lies
upon the verge of the world. Hearken unto
our prayers in his behalf and if it be according
to Thy Holy WILL spare his life and restore him
to health. But, whatever be the event. help
him. his beloved ones and us to bow with
humble submission to the will of the Author of
Life and the Redeemer of our souls. God,
succor and comfort his beloved wife and
children in this. the time of their sore distress
and pain; and when all human sympathy fails
TO cheer and befriend them, come Thou nigh to
be the strength of their hearts and the cheer of
their hopes" LIGHTNER.