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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12
TRICKS OF THIEVES.
Two Of Them, Wanted For Burglary,
Try To Escape.

Today Charles Wheaton and John
Miller were arraigned before Justice
Laney on a charge Of burglarizing
an Italians store on Second South
/ Street. They were given till to-
morrow to plead, aud at that time
the preliminary examination will
probably be held. The twain were
brought up from Provo last night
by Sheriff Burt. They have been
serving n fifty days term in
the county Jail at the Garden City,
for stealing goods at American
Fork, and the period expired yester-
day.
The hand OF thieves came near
making their escape on Tuesday,
and it was only the unceasing vigil
lance Of Sheriff Fowler that prevent
ed it. Utah county has a Jail built
by the Pauly Jail Company of st.
Louis. The company warranted it
cells 10 be proof against cutting by
prisoners, being COMPOSED mainly Of
solid steel plate, toughened by a
special process. In the case o! the
Utah County jail, however, the
c2mpany's guaranty amounts 10 but
little, for Wheaton and Miller, with
saws made from the steel shanks in
their shoes, made three cuts, each
II inches long, through this plate.
and in a couple Of hours more would
have been out Of their cell. but for
the officer. They had worked in
4 dark corner Of the cell, neer the
floor, and when the top and two
sides Of a square opening were cut.
they pried and broke out the section
Of steel plate. Then there remained
z steel har which they had cut
nearly through, when their work
was discovered. twas the last day
Of their term, but they Gid not want
10 face the burglary charge. They
are now in the county jail here.
The Pauly Jail Company will be re-
CURED to make good its guaranty TO
Utah County.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12

'-N.u.s- Creek last Thursday,
7ga,g.gU' ofa serious nature oc,
rrE4- "-. Eam. while cutting
1'-. rr.t lis aS in some twig,
s7-rs hi- head bringing il down
HI 'u h.- iy5. ra. and Getting hi,
.-reE- Hrl - o.u.n- io1s almost
=a.v T.w L.'= res OF tie foot.
'-I 'ta- rear and a-si-rRuCc Eoau
* hand ans ,ir, Erin KS carried
~ it "a iaia.lu- condition by Ng>sr.
F''tF"s anH EIales. Dr. Lindsay
p as sent iaJ, and uaYU MS arrived
tiie following morning he got tn,
: -i'is together with considerable diff.
EeHlty. ami thinks ia Ccn save IN,
iaaf.-Ig ltc5 Ware.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12
Theatre.

Paul kagyar'' attracted another
iTr-e audience q, the Theatre last
u'=ht and was played with al the
rTI-l- and excellence which rhaTac.
trrl5ei i.s FIST representation here.
&c will hold Is cwu ia 10th hem-
.heres frr many years 10 come.
raI.ieu'ariy II such artors rs
i'aw9gth aaI Lynch sustain the
principal Iars.
.anich. = pastoral drama emil
..i ~ Long Lane. or Pine
meadow wiz De placed upon the
-' iE,a three nights mn and a
-t,urdaE matinee. From the no.
"'ts AMI posters We Judge it will
.'Hi q contrast % tine military and
'N.. Ing play t.lat has preceded it.
ana wl!l combine the comic and
Elemental =z seen in domestic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12
BrOadgaGged.

T Cdsy the first through broad
gauge train from the east over the
Rio Grande Western, arrived in this
city, and hereafter there viii b. no
narrow gauge passenger trains. The
"scen!c line Is equipped with rev
coaches and powerful locomotives
and ample provision IS made for the
comfort and convenience % Iasseu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12
Commencement Exercises.

Ten O'Clock this morning saw the
large room Of the Eighteenth Ward
independent school house packed to
Overlooking with pupils Of the
Latter-day Saints Seminary Of the
Eighteenth Ward aud their parents
and friends. The interior had been
prOfusely decorated with flowers
and evergreens donated and ar
ranged by the pupils themselves.
Above the stage and suspended by
ribbons was n motto, with the single
word Vacation" ON il, while on
the walls were specimen drawings.
MAPS, etc, the work Of the pupils.
The school sang Morning Hymn"
after which prayer was offered by
Bishop o. +. Whitney. Singing:
''Welcome,'' 10y the school.
The first feature OF the programme
was n class review Of Grammar h.
intermediate Department, which
vas followed by a well executed
piece on the piano by Miss Agnes
Dlhlquist. Then came n dialogue
in rhyme called vacation ali of
which seemed 10 be enj yed by the
audience.
The next feature was worthy OF
special mention, being an address in
behalf Of the pupils, by Miss Frances
Nefl, Of East Mill Creek. The lady
referred in well chosen phrases 10
the labors Of the past year, and the
tender ties that have grown around
the hearts Of pupils aud teach
eTs. The primary department gave
a number OF interesting and enter
tanning exercises which show that
great care has been given them.
The other departments also con
tributed to the pleasure and SUCCESS
OF the days exercises, one feature in
particular, a Duet entitled Fare
well, - by Misses Addie Dunbar and
Katie SAMSON. being particularly
sweet and well rendered.
The Principals report was read,
showing that the school has been
very successfully conducted during
the year.
Bishop o. +. Whitney made an
address in behalf Of the School
Board. referring to the benefits Of
schools where knowledge of God
can be taught. He Commended the
teachers and pupils for their faithful |
iaoors' and gave them fitting words |
Oi encouragement.
Brother Robert p.,fricl- (-I,,f-
man and Brother d. 4. swan. |
treasurer Of the Board, each made |
excellent remarks.
After singing Goodbye. ;, by the |
school, Brother Junius +. Wells |
offered the benediction. Many con- |
gratuiations TO both teachers ami |
pupils were expressed by the parents |
as they examined the work ON ex
hibition before they passed out.
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Father Burners Funeral.

The funeral service over the rc-
maius Of the late Royal Barney
was held in the Eighth Wand meet
iug-house yesterday afternoon. The
opening prayer was offered by
Bishop VIM. Thorn, Of the Seventh
Wand. The speakers were Elders
Hamilton q. Park. Charles B.ssett.
Scion Foster and Wan. Cahoon, and
Bishop VIM. Thorn and l.. F..
Sheets. They spoke Of the sterling
integrity al the deceased, the many
trials he bal pSzs,l through, AM
his unwaycring faith during the
fifty nine years Of his membership
in the Church. The closing
p'yer was offered lay Elder
Joseph McAlurrin.
Father Barney was a native OF
EliisbI1g Jefferson County, New
York, having ncsn born there Dee.
l., ls"S. His ancestors came from
England Ia lE7c. The war or the
Revolution, and also that Of 1872,
uumbere! an~sug the soldiers in the
American ar!l:y ti'Cyc Of his prngen
itlrs who were . L. q bear arms,
and Brother Barney was himself
n cartain in the Ohio militia
at the ace II - years. He held
his commission for five years, az the
expiration u hich time ne received
an honorable discharge from the
governor. lie - baptized Into the
Church My $. ISL. aui was 4
me7l',r %! Z;ou's Camp. He
novel % Kirkland .I i>@j, 10 Nau-
vO3 ia 1874. g. Winter Quarters IN
80, and 20 Utah IN 1889. Five tiuIes
he was driven from his home by
mols, AMI narrowly escaped assassi-
nation. When tao first quorum o;
Seveutic- was organized lie was or
damned Il Seventy by the Prophet
Joseph smith. He was afterwards
made one Of the Presidents IT the
tenth quorum, and was its Senior
Prcsidru, az the time Il his death.
He leaves - chil !7rn, o. grand
chi!lren. and a number OF -geat-
grandchildren.
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President brigham, Youus-s

Its my intention to compile all
NY father, letter f1- Ia iica;iCH.
1ui I will ta greatly obliged % al
lhose who have Sush letters II iEey
will kiai'y forward them 30 JAMES
\. Little. care ys4sgi'c h. trscfDy
gf'cc. salt lake CITY. that tbs
may br correctly rrt. I'D. All suc.r
,titcrs will &c most carefully
handled and returned safely to the
owners. Respectfully,
iSs JOHN W. YOUNG,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12

This af-eTuH-u Monroe Alfred, o!
~.G- CTS, Ssupete County, was
arrested ia Emigration Canyon by
Deputy Boyle. He is accused OF
i,sriH- Evri with plural wife. and
-ag a4Gg-c a. adultery Is preferred
against him. The rl-e viii be heard
'=.glr tumm.slslIeE Grltt. who re
gg.r.I him - -Ivg bali for his ~
Fr.rrEH.g.
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srECI,L notice..
4" FREE LECTURES AND PUBLIC
HEALING or TIE SIGN At THE
GRAND iRGY ns TIE REPUBLIC
NAN

" FREE LECTURES AND PUBLIC
HEALING or TIE SIGN at THE
GRAND ARGY 0s TIE REPUBLIC
HALL"
Second Souh Street. next 10 the
Cullen Hotel, ty DR.. Smith, the
Magnetic Physician Of New York.
\ large AMI Hppreciative audience
assembled ut the q. 4. Il. Hall on
Second South street this musniyg
to listen % DIR. Smiths interesting
free lecture ant % witness some OF
his strange ami mysterious m1gue-
tic CURES. Just what this strange
and mysterious magnetic pnwer
really y can not lie readily cx-
planned. But the sense Of hearing
aud seeing can not be readily
denied. Those who were present
this morning expressed themselves
as being well satisfied with what
they saw and heard. a gentleman
went upon the stage who had been
soryly afflicted with rheumatism for
several months. His right arm
was helpless anu the pain was I'M
bcauble. In les than five min
utes from the time DR.. Smith APP
piled his hands TO the affected pafts
he was entirely free from pain
and could move his arm,
n thing me had not been
able 20 do befOre for months. An old
lady was next 10 go upon the stage.
She had suffered for years from n
pain in her hlcl; and from liver
complaint. In less time than il
takes to write about il the pain had
disappeared from her back and she
could walk with ease. Many Other
cases were cured rs If by magic.
DR.. Smith will continue to heal the
sick, free OF charge, at the Grani
Army Hall every morning from 10
% II O'Clock for two or three weeks.
All are cordially invited 10 20 AMI
witness his many wonderful CURES.
admission and treatment free At the
Hall. The Doctor is permanently
located nj No. 255 south West
Temple Street. whese those who are
luie aud willing 20 pay may 90
from 9 n. m. until s p. NJ, daily, eX-
crpt the hour Mt the Hall and
iDr. Smith treats sll forms
Of chronic disease and will permn-
nently cure seven out Of ten that
have been given UP rs incurable.
DR.. Smith IS a thoroughly educated
and surgeon, and a gradu-
ate OF both the old and new schools
Of medicine, He performs all opera.
ticns known to surgery, and in the
Treatment 81 constipation, piles, and
in ell rectal and bladder complaints,
rs well as in diseases peculiar on
women, he stands withoutan equal.
In the cure Of female complaints
there Is no exposure OF the person,
ami no instruments are used. Do
hot give up in desI air until you go
and have a friendly talk with him.
dit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12
Profe..or aehnu,s Esreri.n.e.

My little girl, aged seven years,
was afflicted with n severe cough
and cold. She could not sleep, but
cOughed almost necessarily. 1 was
Induced by n friend to try Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and was
astonished at the immediate relief
i gave aud the cure it produced
l have triel many remedies for
coughs and colds, but this Is SUI
pcfi0r 10 any OF them.-ProE j. NJ.
Mehsn, Capital City Commercial
College, Dies Moines, Iowa. For
sale by z. c. VI. /. Drug Depart
meut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12

telligent Idea Of their powers.
and with a better conception Of the
responsibility which citizenship in
thiSgreat country entails upon them.
We could not perform a higher
duty TO the people among WHOM we
lived than by fostering, preserving.
and helping TO perpehIate these
universities. He hoped the time
was not far distant when the DeSeret
University would receive that full
measure Of SUPPORT to which it was
SO justly entitled.
The orchestra having given n selec-
ton, the exercises were brought 10
a close.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12
n. DINWOODEY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storel,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 ; employees
with him ready TO execute
any order.
Give him = Call
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12
\ SAD CASE.
James 6. Willie Lablrins Under
Severe AfiIiction,

Last December Brother james
G.. Willie, II Mendon, Cache COun-
ty, was accidentally struck In the
right eye 10y a branch of a tree. In
February Il began TO give him great
inconvenience, from severe pain.
This troublesome condition in
creased until his suffering was so
great that he was unable 10 sleep
except by snatchcs, and the sight
departed from the organ. Two
weeks ago he came to the city
and placed himself Under the
treatment u DR.. Lyon who in
formed him that he would be able
20 decide IN about fifteen days
whether anything could he done in
the case. After 4 minute examiua-
ton the doctor informs Brother
Willie that the injuFgd eye il dead
and that the other eve will be in the
same condition within two years. 4
cataract being now in process
o. formation upon II. This
places the aged veteran, who
is 10 years old, in q sad predica-
mgnt. He, however, takes the mat
ter cheer!ully. being pleased that
DE-. Lyons treatment has relieved
him from the terrible suffering to
which lac had been subject for sew
crIi months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12

James Marsh, Of Aten, Nebraska,
after an experience Of four years in
selling Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
says: .It il the best and most rcll-
allie linimeut ever Produced" \
fifty cent bottle % it viii accomp-
fish more in tho treatment Of rheu-
matism, lame back or severe sprains
than five dollars invested in any
other way. For sale by Il. {. NJ. J.
Drug Der artulent.
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Tabernacle CHER.

-a. aiuu..i. &c the Tabernacle
yH#ra5e Particularly requested to
g. present on Fri.ay evening, At
49, as business ju connection with
tlc concerts 20 &c given at BOsuti-
;giaGa HIa t-Hs uez: week viii
o.. 'rii irtHrr tG 10.
2; EgasrG.y, Conductor.
o.. -. 81. I"AN. SCcy.
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arcnch a Nsn ,Iarkel.

Fred J. May has opened up at No.
81 Commercial Street, where he will
sell the choicest Beef and Mutton
from the best herds and flOcks Of the
Territory; also Lamh, Veal and
Pork from the best grades Delicious
AMI well seasoned Sausages II all
kinds. Sailed, Dried aud Cured
Meat. both Beef and Pork. Tele-
phcuc No. di. Meats promptly De-
i!verUd.
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JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
have REMOVED

Temporarily to No. IS West,
First South ST., One Block
West of Deseret National
Bank.
Homemade Wooden Goods
of all kinds.
Gents Suits Made to Order.
New Styles Spring Suitings
Just received.
CALL AND SEE US.
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CALL AND SEE US.


Second Sal" az Summer Goods
at the City OF Paris, commencing
Wednesday, May II, and lasting
four days Only-Thurs,iay l., Fri
day l3, and Saturday II.
Ladies, this means p per cent less
in the dollar ON all goods in the
store, including our Paris impOrta-
tons and our latest New York nov
elites.
Ladies, come anu see, and he con-
WINGED that you are getting your
goods cheaper than they could be
bought for in New York City.
Remember the place and dates.
CITY OF PARIS,
80 East First South Street. DIT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12
4 Tn. Great American ChoruS.

Sneezing, snufiing and coughing
This is the music all over the land
lust now. Owe got such an awful
cold In my head.' Cure it With
Ely's Cram Balm or it may end in
the toughest form Of catarrh. Maybe
you have catarrh now. Nothing Is
more nauseOls aud dreadful. This
remedy masters II rs no remedy ever
did. Not a snuff nor n liquid.
Pleasant, certain, radical.
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CHURCH :. BLHRKS.
rRISTED GSD FOR SALE At
THE DESERET HEWS OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY.

Bishops Recommends, books Of 80, soc. Of
100. &c
Primary Association Roll and Record
Books, s1.50-
T.LM.LA. Roll and Record Books, sl-So
Ward Records. l or, $50; Or, $50; qr-,
slo.oo-
High Priests Records Made TO Order.
seventier' Records Made 70 Order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12

The best Thread for Hand or Ma
chine use is Clark's ''Mile End. -
White thread wound On Lack sp0ols
For sale hy :. KELLNER, New Dry
Goods Store, .t5 and ~ :, Main
Street. thr & sat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12

Go 10 SPENCER, BYwATER * Co,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
GutteTing, Scouting, Stoves ami
TinwaTe, etc.
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GlVo hInl a CaII.
HAMPTON, JONES & CO.,

- AANAHH AaNAANN"
Choicest Building Lots in market.
East side Liberty PARK, 500 70
5000.
Lots near Corner Gth West and
7th South, $40 to S525.
Lots near corner 9Th West and 9th
South, 500 10 500; fine flowing
wells may he had ON any Of the
above lots.
First class business, prospective
business, and acreage properties.
80 ONCE, 50 :. Main Street.
\ Beautiful Assortment Of Ladies'
Gents AMI Chiliren's Shoes and
Slippers just arrived n People,
Equitable Coop. dtf
On ami after May sJth, Bathing
Trains b. and from Garfield Beach
will run n follows:
Leurc Sat LdIc-S:lG AM. except
Sunday, lois am, l:OD pm;
2:i5 pm, $50 PM, G:31 pm.
.Arrlrc G0rfeld-S:95 am. 1880 n.
M, las pm, $3.50 pm, 800 p.
m, T.l5 pm.
LeareG a1Deid-Ii:31 am, 2:3Up.m.,
$40 pm, 5l1 pm, T:.35 pun,
$50 pm.
iTTiuc SAT- Lltke-i2:l5 pm, except
Sunday, 3:i5 pm, i-25 pm,
5:55 PM, S:lO pm, l0:l5 pm.
:. w. ECCLEs,
Gen. FIT. q Pass. Agt.
Notice 20 Our Patrons.
Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders at
Nargetts' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine DEPOT for
AIarsetts' Ale aud Porter, also for
Malt and HOrs.
Estate or II. Z. MARGEITs.
THE most complete line Of Wall
Paper In town ut
PEOPLES EQUITABLE CO-OP.
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Sotr,iux Il, il,- y!!.:r ws=ld ~ s.a,A.

was afflicted With Kidney dis
Ease. Or. klulg.ig's flvugile
Remedy, Of Rom. gt, y. VI say
it with 4 perfect recollection q all
that was done Tor me besides, it + the
only lining that gave NE Per
m1ueEt relief. l have recommended
this medicine 10 many people fCI
Kidney disease and they. all a.re-
n saying that It has not is equal 10
the wide worll for this complaint.
- Lyman Crawford, Druggist.
Springfield, Mas.
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SroSk1n5s, Socks and UI1c1crvOcar.
100 dozen Misses Fast Black Ribbed pairs for S cts
lot Misses German Black
frsm
Ladies' fine French Dopitch CATERS with
Mems British Socks pairs for %
Ien German SoGk in Modes aud Itns, airs for So cts
Mems French al6rgu Understands Drawers
ladies' Fancy Ribbed Jersey Vests, I2l
duced prices.
Ladies Striped French saeen Outing Waists at
Sl.-j: worth
SI.75 and Ss5.
ur Entire Stock Of Ladies' Black and Cclore Jerseys
We showing Full Stock Bathing
complete, aud prices reasonable
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min tl,out nnr-aIu.

Hand and Meat Saws, Steel Shear
and Hatchets. Choice; each, 50 cts.
a S.West Temple -. II. r.. Phelps.
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After June LIST. c. J. Gustaveson's
stock Of Harness. Saddles, Etc.
will he found up stairs, Room Nos,
& iustlvesOu Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12

Buy your drugs Of ''the boys, -
Johnson, Prlt, q Co., IS Main t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-12

THERE are letters at this Office for
&. &. Give and All. Screnson
The persons named can get them on
application.
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mr.. y. Thomas, Dentisi.
Herald Block, corner west aud lst
South st, ;. l.. City. Vitalized air
administered. Il
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C0HN BROS.
JU M E - ALE!
, We NOIU Commence Our Regular Midsummer
BARGAIN S1LES.
PRINTED INDIA SILKS, REDUCED Is PER CENT.

Canton
Lyons a
Dur ST. qualities II
81 qualities SOJ
Place Sale Figured Clallc Medium
Darks, . CENTS YARD
Also Sinch Sateen choice French designs,
teen.
pieces 2inch Mohairs in Tan Mixtures,
Printed all suitable for Summer Dres at ls
pieces 3inch JaeOne all In light beautifully
the thing for SUMMER Dresses Wrappers, yard;
y GREAT BARGAIN.
boccs and G1saJoroicIor6cs-
We offer about l51 choice
to inches at j, q and 10 marked
Embroidery FsIO1SS1cinaEa-
5nch India Linen FOuncngs
broidery, at SIS cts, $780, Sls5 aud per yard.
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White Gooda-

NOflTc @NCC0Cis-
small Lot Of coicc Printed India Diy and Linen
and Do cts ~
Lot Check Nainsok suitable
marked down from 10 cts
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-23

A MANS tongue can spoil all his indus
lrv
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-23
KILLED BY BURGLARS.
Ohio City Has n Bitter Experience with
n Gang of SaIo blowers.

Ohio City Has Bitter Experience Win
n Gang of Salo BlOwers.
AS several citizens were returning homo
about three o'clock In the morning from
neighboring town, they detected robbers In
Franklin Halls grocery and general store
at Ohio City. The robbers were at work on
the safe when they were discovered
by the men, who Immediately gave
the alarm, and posse was organ
lied to capture them. The town has
been troubled with burglars and safe
blowers for some time, and when IL be-
came known that they had been discovered
in the act every one was anxious TO have
the burglars arrested, and accordingly they
turned out en- masse A guard was sta
toned at the rear end of the building, while
double the force started IN at the front en-
trance No s. onor had the first guard made
its appearance than tho robbers de-
tected It and opened fire. A large
number cf shots were exchanged. The
robbers had tho advantage, and
while the battle was going on in front
OF the store blew open the safe. The am
munitiCn OF the crowd of citizens gave out,
and the robbers, seeming to be abundantly
supplied, drove them back, but not until
one OF their numhcr was left behind, and
Charles Hoover and William Place, two OF
the crowd who attempted to arrest them,
were killed. and Adolph Kern and G. w.
Sanders badly wounded. The four robbers
then made good their escape.