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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
COMMISSIONS AND CoNSTRUC-
TJON-

Poor's Manuel for 1899 tabulates rail-
road construction in the United States
for the years 1886, 1887 and 1888. The
showing is of interest in view of the pres
emit discussion in Texas. The states are
grouped sectionally:
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

The origiadl Webster Unabridged DEcfioR-
arr aud The Weekly Gazette for one year,
only 81 90. Dictionary shipped, PrepaId
to express Office nearest the subscriber.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
Serious Accident.

Special 70 The GAEette-
HILLLsBoRo. TEX, June l0.-Albert
Dorman, the eight-year-old son of Il. f.
Dorman, had two tines OF rake to pass
through his foot, and now lies in crit
ical condition.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

OF the above states all have railroad
commissions save and except Indiana
alone; and the record shows that of all
the states of the central Northern
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
GRAPEVINE
The Farmers Happy Over the Encouraging
Crop outlook-Health Excellent
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
GRAPEVINE, Tex, June "a good rain fell
here Saturday and Saturday night, which has
done the crops a great deal OF good. The crops
were not suffering, but the rain did good towards
bringing up late cotton.
The corn and cotton crop is very fine and in
good condition. Everybody is up with their
work, and are happy over the splendid pros
poets. I
The health of this section is good and the doc
tors are doing but little.
James Barley, the census enumeration, is
taking the census OF the town to-day.
Business is still duh and viii remain SO until
the cotton crop is reached
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
Its Peculiar Way.


The Fort Worth GAZETTE has peeu-
liar way of saying something good every
time it opens its mouth.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

BuenOs Ayres Banking Troubles
Special TO the Gazette.
LONDON, June l0.-A report comes bv
cable from Buenos Ayres that the diree.
tors of the national bank have been rs.
moved and president OF the bank has re.
signed
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

FORT WORTH will have a refrigerator
in operation this year.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

FORT WORTH; will put up stone and
brick on nearly j 900 feet this summer.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
Damaging Results of Overeducatin

Damaging Results of OveredUC1tInn.
LONDON, June lO.-A correspondents
the Telegraph has been accorded an in.
terview by Prince Bismarck. The prince
declared that no concession TO the nihfI.
lists was possible. Overeducation hal
led to much dissatisfaction and disq7.
pointment in Germany, but in Russia II
had led to disaffectiou and Cuuspirgcv
There were ten times as many people ei.
uoated for the higher walks as there are
places to fill. Further education wa
making pedantic theorists and visionqria,
unfit for constitutional government. Il
would be madness TO put such men 10
authority. Russians do not know We,
what they want; they must therefore be
rul with a rod of iron. Ruferrju. 10
the labor question, the prince ridiculss
the idea that workmen would ever be
contented, because, he said, the rich are
never conteuted. He spoke strongly
against anti-dictatiOn as to hours Of la
Dor and against any dictatiOu rs TO hours
against labor and against the usurpug
of the rightful authorities over theIr
children. Prince Bismarck said that
Chancellor Won Caprivi was q perfect
gentleman.
Austro- Hungarian Military Matters
PEsTH, June lO.-The imperial minis
ister of war addressed the Austro- Hun
garian delegation to-day on the subject
of credits asked by the government ior
military purposes. He said he regretted
to be compelled to declare that the null
tary credits submitted to the delegation
could not be reduced. ''But | get be-
fore the delegation only the represented
foundations on which the building must
be continued during the next few
years, - said he. The important sugu-
mentations of the military force of the
empire were beoo ing unavoidable.
Other states studied to increase their
military strength, and Austria Hungary
could not remain inactive, although the
government was not able to increase their
strength to such an extent rs was being
ing done BY Germany. Demands eon-
tanned in the budget were the extreme
minimum to which the governmen!
could go.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
One Thousand Men Quit Work.

Special to the Gazette.
who have quit work at St. Etienne is
1000. There has been no disorder.
Committees are in consultation.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
THE GOVERNORS REWARD,

AUSTIN, TEX, June 1o.-Governor
Ross in response TO a telegram from
Texarkana announcing the train rob-
berry, wired back to the sheriff of Bowie
county TO use the utmost endeavors to
capture the robbers, also directing him
to at once communicate with other
sheriff's for the purpose, also saying he
would pay $1,000 reward for their cap
ture
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

This addition he's been ready for the market
for several weeks, hut has been Withheld until
the Queen Anne Hill extension Of the Front
street cable road should b. commenced. The
construction Of that roAA now being well under
way. and - completion In the near future IN
esaufed fact, the property - put upon the mar.
ket There afs - acress cleared and level - .
doos. lying on the broad pisieAu above Queen
Anne town. commanding fine view OF the
onlt and fresh water, of the Olympic and Cas-
cede ran ges Of mountains. With Mount Baker on
the north and Rainier on the south. In TACT
every posstbIe visu about the city. u Il mid
way between the commercial and manufarsur-
Ina Interests Of the eity. 10 the wat - smith's
Cove. northwest y Ballard. northsaa Fremon.
east the mills q Laks Union. ell nsnutactsr.
Ing iocsltsiea. and al within = OF ~ minutes
ride cf any portion Of the addition With an
electric road on either side and the cable road
running through the center. II II positively the
most arcesethae piece a property yet put upon
the Bartse Lvtryfhfne asouud Il In been
plated. - that II stands alnost alone - choice
residences prorerty. 4 park beautifully de-
signed Il lefs In the center of the addition
Each lot il GOOD one. special Inducements
will Be given 10 thoes who VIII bald. Terms 10
suit laboring people. fhia u ssps cisi oppors
tunify for snyons with limited income 10 se-
cure home on terms 30 essy that the outlay
viii NOT - missed. In buying . lot, whether
Tor home of speculaftou. get one that soma
other person Win want. there b siways ready
sale Tor good property. No Trouble 20 show
properly. once houu from a. m. 10 D m,
and from 20 Up N. J. COMPTON q Co.. The
Fair, Second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

~..e sse. Csesese-1hs HeesrA -
- 80 uS,ssnns Bsstsesl
- 80 ose contest CO. enaesod yss-
49,. Z. - - sena omce sgatnsf . hc0s-
-: nancy. Dastsi 6Ieason "
49, -. - 49, Iness was cue homestead
ss.a..ys 80 seDs.on n'ines sud s1sssa
-. - eppsscstsoos, - iotloss.
r. - snsFy--Samss 2. JohnsCa. On
J. 4 ~ - - gueuer q section q, town
!. g =, sanee wese
p.oa Eunn-Chasjss Z Schmidt.
oa - nosso neh = tbs noFtheass quarter
-. - - - neu q IL n0Tthwestquafter
= scn =. township -. range west:
OG01G4 e3g0oH wood. On the n0ffh~nsf mia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22
I'd WANTS TO DIE.
~ Anderson's Syren Wishes
to Fellow Him.
~ ATTEMPT FRUSTRATED.


- tody Of John Anderson, Who COM
|zSSI1uf suicide at the Ausefa house on
Third and Main streets On Thurs
- ocrnfng, still lies st the undertaking
- q Bonnsy 4 Stewart. but viii b
E7cn Is yictoYia this morning on the
kz71nunr Olympian. Young AndeYsOn's
4 SslSn1e md younger brother arrived IN
nv yesterday morning. and shortly IL
~ tkeir arrival visited their sons remains.
20 How u . hard one for the family 70
3 1r. ana Mrs. Anderson h prostrstsd with
r. IS the terrible outcome OF her sons
1Nnrdness.
~ inquest was held over the body b.
ner Smart yesterday afternoon, the
zH6u1ne Jurors having been empaneled:
81 Prs1er, foreman; J. w. Smart. James r.
( 1919. C. w. r. Osgood. Frank Dow and
~ b Henderson. The jury found ths
&uine verdict:
& = - underigned jurors. after inspscti0u
s. Ho6y ond hearing testimony In the case,
~ M ]. G. Anderson came % his death
76lsoi ohot wound inflicted By his own hand
5 7f1suuy %, 1900. 81 the Ausssa house.
- woman Elva called at thu undertak-
rooms yesterday morning. bat her
= ana agitation Of the day bef0re seemed
@5nSe undergone 8 complete mstamos.
80 Toward evening she reiterated her
4 ~ d the preceding day, that she in
q z11od 70 kill herself.
a IN not going TO live any longer"
e she. ~ will die. He's dead. and
Srst de. too. -
IklD Vas said to m inmate Of the Au1era
1uco. 10 which place the woman vent
! 16urday. taking up her quarters there.
LILY last evening the woman attempted
m mfsy her threat into execution. She
-. unknown 70 any one. procured bot
I RI q jaadsnum. and, going 10 her room
6kpuf o'clock. swallowed enough 10 kill
nsdr6l people. She Was shortly afterward
seovsrsd BY two Of the women lodgers on
- verge Of unconscfousness. One Of
- ran for physician. and his prompt
nI11vnl saved the wouId-be suicides life.
Nhsn ~ had sufficiently recovered 10 a.
s b shis TO speak. she repeated her for
ner threat and expressed regret u 1t her
INT attempt bad failed.
Ceores Anderson, the brother. Vas seen
1T evenine BY . reporter. He talked
4nite fresly over the affair. and said that II
~ u course great blow 10 the family,
RI Jock, In spite Of his wild WAYS, was =
eploadid fellow 1t heart, and well liked
lh6esvsr be- went.
Il hops this affair win stop right here"
"a n, land die out ~ soon - possible.
~ notoristy IL most unpleasant II II .
! r ~ Jack tried 70 shoot his father, ~
- pspers stated. The shooting occurred
~ hotsl once, bat instead Of shooting
6ln1hsr, he tried then 70 kin himself
roas not arrested, and my father did
1ink Of such . thing ~ prosecuting
- matter Of fact" said he In con-
lun. that woman did not support him.
Event I'll his money on her. and when
~ ont shs had no more use for him.
~ wrote 70 me shout week gro, and
|1 - Vas going 70 XIII himself. but
- be never had any such intsntion.
3 ~ be tried to scare her, and know the
e6ting Was accidental. never will -
- otherwise"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

Z - Deeds Recorded win the Auditor
Yesterday.
n1Ai estate transactions from January 1.
~, to date are 1.902. 0l6 There
M iiled for record yesterday 3odesds. the
1onsidsrations aggregating s., 28i, an aver
80 Of $f,776.0s Following is the iiss .
+ mashed BY Osborne, Tremper a Co.. alb
u1octofo OF title. room IL, Boston block:
\. Z. Mcknight to G. II. Darlington. II
- N Wheeler's third add. also md 4
- IA Paramount add, 81.
". L. Russell to Eva Hawkes.. lot 80, blk
Ballard Park add. SIS.
+ Dongnn TO K Pitkovits. lots g 10 81.
~ |. Salmon Bay second add. $500
Northern Pacific Railroad Company 10
Brady lots and 2, section s. township
3 II range 5. $40s
E nrady to c. NJ. Morris. u OF lot and
( stction 5. township 2o. range s. $40.
B T. Hamblet to ]. II. Yeates. lots =
I'D 81. blk S. replat Of Hamblet's Acre
easdens 500.
w l.. Russell to J. H. Yeates. lots Fl and
e blk 8. Ballard Park add. $40.
L +. Roberts to Ellen Roberts, lots 10
Nd IS blk Is, Madison street. also lot 3.
~ %. Denny's Park add. love and atfec-
IN.
& United States to w. A. Walker. swk
ocsion Il. township II. range S. $500.
]. n. keener To l.. W. Barnes. acre in
ny Of nw,4 section 9, township %, range 3.
Ne0
L W. Barnes 10 Emma J. Wallace. acre
= nell OF nw4 section z. township s6.range
& 500.
]. n. wallingford to NJ. Wilson. 10 lots
= BLK Il. Wallingford's div Of Green Lake,
M
Il. Z. Knatvold to r. A. Carlson, lot 3.
y Is Des Mones water front. 500.
]. d. RICHTER TO Ewing. lots and ..
( - Hardwood supl add. $780,
Southern Pacific Land Company 10 r.
s vel, lot 3. blk 50. Huntington Park add
{ = Dss Monies. SIS
AN NJ. Robinson to Miss Edith RAN
eelpa. lots and s. blk .. Pleasant Valley,
y wallingsord TO II. C. Petit. lots and
dk Is. Denny & Hoyt's add, 1850.
= G. Klbourne to NJ. L. Lyon. lot 7. BLK
- Lake Union, ss75.
I. /. Rnse to II. p. Anderson. lots Is to
M :, Puget Sound Park add 10 Des
Names, $40
xniiy knight 10 Mrs l.. n. II. Parker.
e too blk IA. knight second add 10
Dse MONIES. 500.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company 20
NeAndrews. Wa OF neI and nes of
IN Of sec Is. tp 81. ri. SssA
I. Filling TO W. Bruce. lots 5 and 4. blk
B. Yesler's first add. $soa
e Caikins to ]. A. Jackson. lol lots In
ass Seattle, &io.o 600
Young 10 C. p. Dam. lot IL. blk Q, East
lark. 1900
Z Fisher 70 J. Doherty. tract 81. Somer-
Viz. u. soa.
!. X Dasium 10 Hattie r. Spencer. part
cts and 5. :. A. Bells first add. Sa-S
4. l. Peavey 90 E. Wneeler. sws. sec 6.
PATS $40
", Crawford TO Emma c. Read, 4 lots
= York, sa
!. = 3 seeley 10 +. kiaIey. lots 6. : and 3,
~ seeley's add 10 Des Maines. <Tl
=, :. .. sesley to A. T. Frank lots and u.
~ Seeley's add 10 Des Meines. Sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22
xxa,xxrr, xyD coyrsacrons.

SAx FRASclsIO BElD6E COMPANY xy-
- gfnsers eed ce1trart0-H Tor bs1 tgrs ~ every
description. wharf tusitinv. pile driving eY@1sF
ing szd steam skese4 excsvsssnSs pans aui
ssrriAcsstoos sErnisaed sa arps5cats9u. norye-
sxoaaence soil stsd- odtce loo Of Jackson
az Il = a.. " 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22
,oerxrr NOTICES

e sFgENs REiI&f CkthPH no 4EsTs IN
- E-ss Mas BAL on ssTss 4 zls1 fsa1 g. Fri
day. a eseh STRATA - eiccx = "a IL rssscs
fsss Nar.fsf Il e-f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

Pleasant eject aud the perfect safety
- - .a'ch ladies' may usa the ltsntd fruss AK.
S~ses sap ct Figs, under al conditions. make
49, nsorsse remedy. IL Is pressing 70 tie
- 70 TIE ssste. gentle. yet efeesasl la ses-
- e sse Kidneys hyet and esswsix
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22
eEArrLK,s rrNK DRIVE

Flank road vii - laid ~ Fremont IN jain
the boulevard through Woodland Park Ard
around Green Lake. a drive with no htIia and
The nee scsuesy along the winding bouleyafds
~ LAkt Union snd Green Lake. viii be QUITE an
pEscs mbrs rapidly than any other residence
properly. Elertsic casa viii run TO the psopeyty
In 3 few weeks blocks Of lots ehesp Oae-
quarter cash, balance on time Daniel Jones 4
Co, oxcnta
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

Il Nuy~Dx-I~ r Cr-IEE-MuxSyx q
sDs cxstsr. rszs estate xad insurance Va
LIZ Third sErIsx. nexx fsx&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22
TRAIx srRyIcE

Over the Northern Pacific railroad: DINING Car
and sleepisx cars evesy day In the year seattle
cpu nnOdafiou
1hiRfy-raKxx Hofns AND rHiRyT-ax MINUTES
eased In reaching Chicago via this lima
ChilberK. city ticket agent. rs secoad street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

Take the Northern Psefac railroad, the best
equipped line. for AL poiuts Esst A. Chilberx,
city ticket agent, 7l6 second street. Boston block
:. Icnkfp. depot ticket agent. seattle.
Get bleck OF lots at this weeks saie OF Wood
land Park. You viii make money. Daniel
Jones CO., 80 second street room 7. Houses
70 cost from $4,000 70 S7S.eo0 each. ana other
One improvements
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

vxyANTsD-A STRONG GIRL, NOT AFRAID
w TO work, et Q SnoqHaimfc hotel: Germ IN
sill urefetHed. inaaire after II q m. corner
Third and flke s;reesa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22
M AGENTS 20 PIKE street


VIZ ASTEp--sIRIs TO FILL GOOD PLAcEs
w Mn HubbArd's Employment once. al
Pike street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

FOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUsyC
MUSICAL INsTITurK--soUTHwEs COR
vi nsr second aud LeaorA streets. under the
manasement aud personal direction Of MIRA
Nilisrd: voice culture and ali branches OF sn-
stfnmensai music; oaly expcr euced and
thoronshiy eomret.nt teachers email yei
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

INFo2MATfoN WANTED As TO THE
i whereabouts of Mr.. Kenneth MAGELLAN:
when ass heard from Was working In Q restau-
rant in this city. Please address Peter Moran,
r. q hcx lis. seattle. Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22
THE SEATTLE LAND COMPAHI

ia colpns.. street. srouaa aoor between
Ffnat az seclfsd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

sfh. We have several ether eAofee peceB 81
property IN the same tsesltty waIen we polsid
he pleased 10 sa1.. Call AID sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

WAyTKp-PARTNER.
Vx-ASIEp-A PARTNER WITH tiso0p PoR
w ernad Investment q clean chance to
make tsss.6os well worta yo1f time 20 inves;i-
gate coed reference xiyen and required. Ad-
dress B. n /. boz .sis, city
w ASTEn-FARTNER IN CIGAR AND
w fruit slaa3 with 30. IS Asy sure. Ad-
dress Rare chance, fost-Intellise neer.
vv-ASTEp-FARTNER: ADVERTISER WISH.
w 90 To meet party with Sl..o9 sss ass.t good
paving permanent bus ness Address o., Post
iateilixsDcer
yx-aSTrp-rARTSFR WITH Nsoo 10
w take charge Of hardware business in good
town Tkesarson q sagyer. The Far. soe seeond
street.
xv-AxTYp-AS ACTIVE NAN TO TAKE AN
w s-sensi tn an established and raytnx
ruanssfsss~ ring business aaycus lcoksnx for q
hs.sgnesx srsnsng vii 10 well 90 investigate
fh5s &Atr.s G.. hox ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22
aorrcK TO CONTRACTORS

0TYEE f-ggefSTE<nEST SEATTLE 4
NJ $<xss@-ss IA. sa&rsrses- @ssAs FEB
18TH 1xsa TO sssss srsess-ss Afses March sS
ze16 pGrfls 81 -eaz = & Scrsssxa Eat sag StA
~ eo9lH ag roz trast0ss 20 exsEzaae s@g EA< rly-
80 ~ Asszlzg Ga sas clearing. xrseasEg sgd
RGz1ng Sc ex-~rssoa cf the raj road np zhx
D1sN<t vi ~ Esss vsl sse rsE~tvea unfa April
E9f - eAss-w uork o. sor tie uo,3 ~ <sxt 0s*I
- AuAs % seScss aay assf AL BIDS . sesrsssss-
r. ~ MIL. Sups-safsnt<sI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

9TH. q ceG buys lois ara IN b ok 20. Nee.
Gers adj o.. & Is rroserty eT vi uks tas cty,
bay aud Lax Union @atA n IsaTA3G Ht1f
Oiymfate range Of naonnszsas ia al Wv Thix
pr sserty eanuot he exc lied fSr hozas ana -
chess
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

KTIST-' MAEkki sis> 81 ALL KIN u.
los Tn;ys5 s.reet X. " BAKER 4 60.
Mrs RO&ESA NICHOLS, ARTISE-ARr
MI stuais 1913 Jsskson street. drswiaz,
ersycr yAsselk oils cd sussro painting In
eiass 50 exnsx PER hour. trIyate- Is centK; aece-
rsfsve pslntsns done % ere1r. visitors scsafns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-22

BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEApQuAR-
lttsrss machines and SUI pies, shsrthAisd and
cpewrtinz ofhccs. s,snoxraphers' agency:
machines rented Room Sc. seattle block
ecreer Thirf sad Cherry streets
VI AsHINGToS TYPEWRITER HEAD
w MISREPRESENTATION furnished: short
hand aud typewriting work executed type
writers rented koxwell block. Coium bsA
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--
VVANIED-GOoD LIVE SOLICITORS TO
w represent the Pacific states savings Loan
and building Company. OF san Francisco. Cal
Portland. Or, and Seattle. wash: the hrgess
and most successful Institution Of the kind in
pensatiou TO the right parties Seaxer 4 Hart.
Gene Il Agents. al seattle block. corner Third
ard Cherry sfreesa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-19
IN A NUTSHELL.

HERE are few prominent facts
connected with the late election
and its results. H. VIGOROUSLY
fraudulent and high-handed means
were resorted to by the 'sLiberal''
managers and their tools to carry
the election at large. e. Notwith-
standing the application Of these IL
legal methods, in two of the five
municipal wards the People carried
the day by handsome maiorities,
and court Of competent jurisdic-
ton decided that their six candi-
dates were entitled TO certificates
of election. Isl In the face Of
this decision Of a competent United
States court, the Liberals" in
unison with their programme Of
political robbery, seated their candi-
dates from the two precincts referred
%, thus Designating the application
md protest Of the officers elect and
he decision Of the Third District
Court. ~ This is the situation in
! nutshell, relieved of verbiage and
echnical rubbish. t5) The latest
outrage was in exact line with the
ntire procedure ofthe opposition as
whole from the opening of the
to the present. Yet they |
re "all, all honorable men,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-19
- soIlowed by

ourselves. He was follower ~
Brother Ezra T. Stevenson, w. VIZ
sooke at some length on the Ies. 1910
finn of the Gospel, the great reslsai
and final ORGANIZATION Of the ShuIc, ,
Of n Cod fhro,srh the Prophet Joseph
Smith his prosecutions, ana me
many difficuIties attached 10 ne y.
snn.sdino ~ Gods work, so that ~ !,
would not be overcome, on. n an
over the face OF the whole NoI.H III
the final accomplishment o. "
things WIFI III had been prealc'eu-
In the evening the meeting va
given into the hands OF the nili 'es'
who made excellent use OF the 0l'-
portunity thus afforded thenl- ine
floor was continuously occuplse.
No sooner did one speaker ciosc - lll1
remarks than another was iouiiu
eagerly waiting 10 improve t,s
fleetinr time. In fact several Wouiu
remain standing to claim the next
opportunity to speak. rms va
kept up for four hours ana thiIly
five minutes, during which 1iiiie
forty-two persons had borne 'hei'
testimony.
Brother Wright closed by eX,
his pleasure at the GOOD
feeling which had been manifested
during conference, said he knew
that the Lord had poured out His
HOLY Spirit upon all present, that all
had felt the influence Of the same;
he hoped that the Spirit Of Ged
would ever continue to burn within
hem and lead them onward and up
ward till they had finished the
measure Of their creation.
HEBER 5. CUTLER,
Clerk OF Conference.