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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Brice Declared Elected.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 15.-The house and
senate met in joint session to-day at noon
and formally declared Calvin s. Brice
elected to the United States senate.
Briee made brief speech of acknowledge
ment and was presented to the members in
person. The result was declared amid
much enthusiasm. The hall was crowded,
many ladies being present, among them
being Mrs. Brice.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
WOONSOCKET'S WE'LL,

1t is Now Under Control and the Water is
Gushing From a Six-Inch Pipe.
WooNsoCKET, S. D., Jan. 15.-Thc flow
from the great artesian we'll was brought
under subsection yesterday. A lake cover
ing over forty acres has been formed in
the lower part of town. A dense fog is
constantly rising from the warm water.
Half the pressure is now turned on and
the water runs through six inch pipe and
throws solid stream $50 feet. Artesian
experts say the well is one of the most
powerful in the world.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Walker Blaine Dead.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia telephone
message just received, says Walker Blaine
died at 8:20.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 15.-Walker Blaine,whose
death is announced in Washington, studied
here with Senator Davis in 1875. In 1880
he founded a law partnership with T. r.
Selms and two years afterwards went to
Washington, where he remained one year.
He then went to Chicago, where he en-
gagged in the practice of law.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
To Declare Trusts Unlawful.

WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-The senate COM
mittee on finance at its meeting to-day con-
tinued the consideration of Senator Sher-
mans bill to declare trusts unlawful After
adopting several amendments which do
not, it is said, affect the principle or scope
of the measure. the committee ordered q
favorable report to be made to the SEN
ate.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Ready to Move on the Reserve.

PIERRE, S. D., Jan. 15.-The announce
ment that President Harrison would issue
the proclamation opening the Sioux reser-
vation this week, has caused considerable
excitement and the boomers are holding
themselves in readiness to cross over at
moments notice.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Brice Elected.

COLUMBUS. O., JAM 14.-Calvin s. Brice
was today at noon elected to the United
States senate, receiving majority OF votes
in either branch of the legislature. The
joint result Of the two branches is: Brice
76, Foster 66, Halstead and Neal1 !.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
THE MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
New York Financial.

New York Financial.
NKw YORK. Jan. Is.
Money on call ranging from 4 to 5M per
cent. Last loan 4 per cent, Closed offered
at per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5h@7,
STERLING EXCHANGE Quiet but steady
at 4.slas for 60-day bills. and 4.s5a for demand
STOCKS,
N. P................3Ohl | N. p. preferred. 7Sss
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Hearing of the Sports.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The following
were arrested for participation in the
Sullivan Kilrain fight at Richburg, Miss,
and were brought before the district attor-
ney to-day: William Harding, Jim Wakely,
William Muldoon, Mike Donovan and
Mike Cleary. Inspector Byrnes had re-
ceived extradition papers from Albany
this morning. The parties were afterwards
brought before Recorder Smith to argue
the question of admitting them to bail.
Pending agreement on the question
the men will be taken back to head
quarters.
WON'T ADMIT THEM TO BAIL.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Recorder Smith
refuses to admit the neil to bail this after
noon on the extradition papers. Their
counsel then took the case before Judge
DugrO in the supreme court, and he also
refused to act on the question Of ball. He
set the date of hearing on the Writs of
habeas corpus down fur Friday next, and
remanded the accused to the custody Of
Inspector Byrnes.
GOVERNOR HILLS DECISION.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 15.-Governor Hill
has decided the Mississippi requisition
cases. He revokes his warrants for John
son, Harding and Wakeley, but decides
that Muldoon, Donovan. Murphy, Cleary
and Butler must be taken to Mississippi in
pursuance of Governor Lowry's requi-
Siti inn
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Windom's Silver Coinage Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Secretary Win
dom is preparing bill on the silver coin
age question, which will be submitted to
congress next Monday. -..,.. ....-..
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
The Narrowing Scenes Of Death and
Suffering After the Storm Beg
gars Description.
A Terrible Wind and Snow Storm
Sweeps Over Kansas, Nebraska
and Other States.
A DownpOur of Rain in Chicago Con-
verts the Streets Into Run
ming Rivers.
The Terrible Tornado.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. 1S.-A tornado last night
struck the east side of the city of Clinton,
KY, demolishing fitty-fve houses, killing
eleven people and wounding fifty-six. The
killed, so far as ascertained, are j. A.
Bone, Burnett Bone. Walter Nance, John
w. Godie,and an infant of Judge E. Hayes,
and one other not identified. Assistance
was sent from here last night. The storm
visited Wickliff, KY, doing considerable
damage to property but no loss of life.
EVERYTHING BLOWN DOWN.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia special to the
Post-Dispatch says: For several miles
around Clinton nearly everything is razed
to the ground. The population of the
town is about 1000 and at frat it was
feared that hundreds had been killed, but
the list was found to be comparatively
small. Only eleven bodies so far have
been found. Small houses we're lifted bod
lily from the ground ard whirled around
in the air, dropping to the ground with a
crash and being literally smashed into
kindling wood. Flying timbers filled the
air and the crash Of falling buildings
was mingled with the shrieks
of the people Fleeing from their
ruined homes. The path of the tornado
was about 300 yards wide, as shown by the
debris: The loss to property is estimated
at $4,000, although no correct figures can
yet be given. Two messages from the
scene of the disaster reports that eight of
the fifty-three wounded are SO seriously in
jured they are not likely to live. At Wick
lift, thirteen of the principal business
houses were wrecked and twenty-five
people we're more or less injured. A
cpo0iol from TociycOn Tom ave tho av
clone visited Moscow, KY, and that three
persons were killed and four or five
wounded at that place.
THE STORM IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-All along the path
of last evenings terrific storm large crowds
gathered this morning to view the ruins.
House No. 922 Mound street, a twostory
brick, where three people were killed WAS
surrounded by an immense throng. This
house was totally demolished. Mathew
McCullum, VINO occupied the first floor,
was buried beneath the debris and was
taken out dead a few minutes after the
storm passed. The buildings which were
damaged will probably reach $50 with the
loss from 100000 to 100000. There is a
large district injured.
F. IN DETROIT.
DETROIT, Jan. 13.--A terrific wind storm
ragged here since last evening. Several trees
were blown down in the heart of the city
and signs innumerable were found in the
streets this morning. This morning is the
coldesJ experienced so far this winter and
there is slight fall of snow. Nearly all
telephone wires are down and telegraphic
communication seriously interrupted.
2GE AS FAR EAST AS ROCHESTER,.
y ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. ia hurricane
prevails here. The wind reached veloc-
ity of seventy-five miles an hour. Many
buildings were demolished and several
persons injured by the falling debris.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
WHEAT No. 2
Minneapolis Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. Is.
The local receipts for the day were 1874 cars and
81 cars shipments
Closing, No. hard January 79c; February 7ac;
May. SSc; on track 1910. No. northern, Jan
uary,77c; February, TIC; May s0ss @sOAc; on track
77A@78c; No. 2 northern. January. 74c; Febru-
ary lac. May, 7sc; on track 74@t75hc.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. Is.
Wheat: Quiet; No. spring on track, cash
7S@75c; No. northern, $780,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Duluth Market.
DULUTH. Jan. Is

DULUTH. Jan. Is.
Wheat quiet and Ac lower. closing at 100
for January. 84lac May; 79:. No. ! hard; 100
for No northern and 73c for No. northern.
Receipts, none.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Janis.
Only light business was transacted in wheat
to-day and the market ruled quiet and prices
slightly lower than yesterday.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
DOWN WITH ENGLAND"

LISBON, Jan. 14.-The demonstrations #
students continue to keep the city unquiet.
To-day they veled the statues of all the
old Portuguese navigators around the Com.
oens monument as sign of national
mourning. The crowd looked on with SYM
pathy and shouted "Down with England" :"
"Down with the pirates" A revolution
ary outbreak is possible at any moment.
BURNED AN ENGLISH FLAG.
LISBON, Jan. IA bowling mob of stu
dents and others burned an English flag at
COimbrato to-day. At Oporto it is proposed
to start fund to purchase an iron-clad.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
The Spaniards Indignant.

MADRID, Jan. A.-The papers of this city
roundly abuse England for the stand she
took In forcing Portugal to accede to her
demands relative to territory in east Africa,
Spanish republicans are closely watching
the course of events in Lisbon.
APPEAL. TO THE POWERS.
LISBON, Jan. 4-The government sent
circular to the powers on Sunday relative
to dispute with England. 1t alleges that
England did not wait for reply of Senior
Comes of January 10 to note of Lord Sails
bury, but submitted her utim tum on mere
report,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
MARCK. NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY JANUARY H. 1890

new bride was prepared. Guests had been
hidden and many had gone in. but repre-
sentatives of the United States loitered at
the open door. The republic of Brazil was
entitled to recognition, approval and ad-
miration at the hands of the United States
to the approval and admiration of all
those in every cline and under every sky,
who were lovers of freedom and humanity.
The resolution went over without further
action.
UNCLE SANS POSTAGE.
A statement has been prepared at the
postoffice department showing gross postal
receipts during quarter ended Dec. 81, 1889,
as compared with the corresponding quar-
largest postotfces. The gross postal re-
ceipts for the last quarter was $6,278,618, as
against IS, ,692062 for corresponding quarter
of 1888,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-19

New YORK, May IA band OF
stroliiug gyIsios on Monday las,
kidnapped Joseph Mitchell. the five,
ycar-Oid son OF Henry Mitchell. Of
bloomfield, New jersey. John An
drews, a charcoal ICIdler living
near, discovered the child'S where
ahouis and the child'- father. in
company with his urighbOTs and
Two blJOdhJuEds, went ia pursuit Of
the EyI'sies. After n Journey Of two
or three miles, tie pursuing uartv
caught sight or the band. which
they sicnaici 10 halt and fudiag
that iligb. WIS impossible, they
complied. The Mitchell partv,
which had been reinforced alonrthe
road, leveled their shoiguus and
demanded The return Of the hoy.
At first they denied all knowledge
Of the lad, but, seeing that their rIr-
suers were in deadly earnest, the-
asked for a p3Elcy. After a good
deal Of talk the chief Of the gyuSies.
who was I'm wagon with his wife.
bent dOwr and picked up the mis-
sing boy, who had been lying, ted
hand and loot, I'm the bottom Of the
wagon. The old chief threw the
lad out Of the wagon on the road
way. The gyTsies were then driven
out Of the valley at the Point OF
guns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-19

BINGHAWFTUS. y. Y. May IT,
I Early this morning William Noel
Ter, stauGing not more than six feel
from his vie, discharged a load o!
shot into her back. The woman i.
in n critical condition.
MOeilsr had been drinking hravi.
~ for several days and this morning.
at about $50 O'Clock, became VIC.
lent anu secured possession OF q
shotgun, which was loaded. His
wife, who ON many previous Occa-
siOns had been brutality attacked by
him, became alarmed and attempted
10 leave the house. NOeller Oh.
served this and remarked: "No
you don't; you can't slip through
my tingers this time.''
The woman spraug through the
door, followed by her husband who.
standing on the step OF lis residence.
fired directly at her. she reeled for
moment, then recovered herself.
AMI succeeded in reaching the
house Of a neighb0r. MOelier re-
loaded his gun aud, after ad-
titi0naily aiming himself with
large dirk, locked himself in hi
room. ami swore he would kill the
hrst nan who approached him. 1t
was nearly an hour before the Police
succcsded in srresting him. While
the officers attracted his attention
10 the front door, Chief OF Police
Mead climbed through a rear en-
trance and seized NIOeller. who still
held the gun and dirk. The chief
several cuts on the hands
and arm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-19

Rev. r. NJ. Sh7out. Pastor United
Brethren Church. Blue Mound.
Kan, says: - feel Il my duty d
tcli what wonders DR.. Kings New
D4zcoyery has done Tor me. My
Lungs were badly diseased, and my
Practitioners thought / cou!i live
3aiy icw weeks. I t00S five bot
urs OF DR.. Kings New D scovery
and am sound aud well, gaining u
lbs in weight
Arthur Love, Manager Love,
tunuy FOLKS Combination, writes:
"Aiter a thorough trial and CO..
yincing evidence, | am confident
Or. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption beats 'em all. aud cures
when everything else fails. The
greatest kiudness / can 10 my
many thousand friends Is to urge
them 70 try it, Free trial bottles
at y. g. smith & Co.'S Drug Store.
Regular Sizes Doc. and sl.UJ. 3
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stanIc, /, ,.nrrinEc.

LUSDOS, May lT.-When a rcpcT,
ter called Upon Stanleyand his pros.
ucCtivc bride, Miss Dorothy Ten,
nanls today, they did not deny the
report Of their engagement. The
marriage ceremony viii take place
early in July. Il is reported also
that Stanley, after his marriage,
will De appointed by King Leopold
Goveruor-Gcuegal Of Congo Free
state. He will thereup0n Ice ruler,
under the sovereign King Of the Bel
gians, o. the territory which, ac-
cordlng TO his oTu estimate. covers
an area Of / Loss uIl square miles, and
contains n population. white and
black, Of -, D11.ulI souls.
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The I,nIfrr,.I tirr-

CHICAGO, May l7.-Mouc viguy.
Gus passenger rate cutting was in,
juged in today, the Northwestern,
announcing 4 rate Of - 20 st. Paul.
and the burlington and At,hisou
roads making sweeping cuts 70 Den
yer. The Illinois Genital announced
4 s. rate from Chicago o. 81. Louis.
aud - TO SpriugfislI. The Missouri
Pacific announces 81 from kansas
City 10 Omaha, and = from st
Louis 20 Omaha. The AtchisOn's
cut from the Missouri River 20 Colo
RADIO points is 81.
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EaII Paper and Painters, Supplies.

A"@ z AANA SUI III IT.
0Pp. CITY HaE. SALT LAKE, CITY |
reiephone No. A. Estissatss Psuni,Asd |
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NEw YORK, May 1.-THE New
YORK Land League council has sent
the executive committee Of the
lrisi' national league a vigorous
protest Ssains, the pgsiVoEemcnt %
the convention, because SIR. Par
nell desired &c." and adding that
the excuse given was but q >hiftv
suatcriuge 10 prevent the rank and
NE o. the league IN Ameril1 from
receiving from thcig servants an ac-
count Of their Stewardship"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-19

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May IL
Walter T.. Reid, the now famous
spirit postmaster, who bilked
dupes all over the United States out
Of one dollar bills, and who at his
Trial demanded an opportunity 70
give seance in court 10 prove ne
was not fraud, was this morning
sentenced by the United States cour,
to zone years imprisonment in the
house Of correction ut Detroit. The
sPiritusliSts are much excited. as
serting that the result Is a blow at
their religion. The charge against
Reid was using the mails for fraud
ulent purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-19

STuSANE FAILS, May 17.-Ah
Lee and Alec Yum, two Gelestials
living ia Highbiudvrs' den, on
FiEst street, betEuIc Involved in 2
quarrel this evening over q Chinese
girl The !T1cas ended In the fOrme!
shooting the latter through the neck,
fatally w0undins him. Lee was
arrested and locked up, PENDING the
result OF Nun's injuries.
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Rnncne,I ONT of 5000.

ALMA, o., May Thames Ma
guire, a rich resident, was cieveTly
buncOed out Of 5000 by two well
dressed strangers today. One pre-
tended 10 he bank cashier and the
ether 10 lie drunk. The drunken
man showed Mcguire S20, 900 in bills
and Mcguire and the alleged cashier
tried to coax him to put il in the
bank. The man consented, provided
the cashiersnd Mcguire would each
put in S50J0. To humOr him, Ma
guire and the other stranger con-
scented. The money was put in a
tin box and Mcguire took il 10 the
banl TO deposit it. The tin box,
Of course, was empty and the two
strangers cleared out with the other
tin box and the cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-19

Every ingredient employed In
producing HoO'i's S3rsaParilla is
strictly pure, and is the best os it.
kind IL Is possible to buy. Al the
roots and herbs are carefully select
Ell, personally examined, aud only
the best retained. 50 that from the
Time Of purchase until Hoods
S7H'parilia Is prepared, everything
Il carefully watched with a view to
attaining the hest result. Why
lln't Won Try IT,
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= SMALL BOY KIDNAPPED BY
GIPsIEs.
A Wealthy Resident Of Lima, Ohio,
CleTerly BuncOed Out Of
$1,000.
AWFUL CRIME BY \ LUEETIc IN
ILLINOIS
The Narr sgs II StaHley.-Tle R ID
road War COntinued.-DO-
nestle Tragedy.
Bv Telegraph TO the news
EEELIN LETTER.
The EmPeroF's ttrrauees Irriiatc
the Russian Go, etc

l The EmUproE's I tteFaucc~ frTifatc
the Russian Government, etc
BERLIN, May 1.-THE Emper0r's
utterances at kOenigsburE suilleed
to irrit2te the Russian government,
and To disVel all decisions regarding
the possibility Of a renewal Of the
| CHteHtc with Russia. The newspapers
here minimizeI his reference 10 war
/ in the speech Of Wednesday, but
| yesterday bis final uttgrlnce when
! leaving contained an aliusiOu which
[ II Is impossible 30 misunderstood.
- shall not allow said the Em-
peT0r, ''my provinces here ia the
| East 10 he touched. Those attack
ing them viii find that my strength
Is that OF a rock
As Russia is the only possible
! frontier a-slilallp Of East Prussia,
his wOris, especially in view OF
their following his fr,t aggressive
declaration, are now interpreted
here, as in s.. Petersburg, n aimed
against Russia.
WITHIN OFFICIAL CIRCLES,
here the emVcTor's delivcrauce
caused no surprise, in view Of ad-
vices from Paris Vpiuting 90 closer
relations between the French and
Russian foreign offices. Whatever
may be the Cars opinion of the
value of French alliance, the Cars
adviser. cultivate 90.
Another pregnant fact Is Chan
CgliOr CalriViis announced design
T. Iiayc one 81 tEe two new army
corps ON the Russian frontier. The
emf Cr1r did not without fJrcthUught
,ay yesterday lhat if0blisei to d-aw
thC swout. those who troubled peace
would find German blows rs heavy
rs they were twenty years ago.
Both speeches contain q vciicd tut
emphatic declaration of the soliiily
Of the HrCiiWd and the vigilance Of
It's chiefs against the common enc
my. The latest reports from Major
Wissnian announced the occupation
ofthe country from l.iudi 70 Niikin-
daui without fighting, and the gen
eral submission u the Arab chiefs
81 that region. Wissmanu + hope
fulof soon securing a route 90 Lake
Nyassa. His army will render safe
the caravan routes 20 mission sta
tons.
Bismarck Is irTitateJ over the
press miscellaneous with reference
10 him and tie emperor, with whom
be maintains friendly Communica-
ton.
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SALE CITY BONDS.

NEilCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAI
- or llc 18th CAV Of June. 4. u IS4l
q. i-e Dacc OF tac City Treasurer 81 Mani
L1ltt. -4nPttc County, Utah Territory
we've Bonds % SAID {. " ofthe issue Of Jan
l4Fg lst- Al l---a. VII ne sold o. the highest
t4 -gENT 300 lcrs tOrrl-h. sand Bones are oi
inr u-n"1ainarraE %! $500 each. PAYABLE Ter
l"aF- aiie- dale. and not subject 20 re
lrtl'1 before sad time. Coup0n No. 1
VIII Pc detached from SAID Bonds previous
90 the sale thereof. 20 that the E6rts MI
Gear Interest % Tic rl'r ~ ssyen p.r cent.
per AnHuu from July il; 4. u. lsEl until
rrfd. l1e interest lCIG- pavafIe on ne ~
day 90 January and The Let day Of july of
each year.
h-.~ 'EllI be received by me Tor The pg.r-
'4--e ~ EHli Bonds, or any portion there
o-. from the -iri day OF NlT, a p.ss1I. uD-
~ = II % the ietl dEy % June. 4. u. lsql.
BY order ot tie CITY Council OF sald CIV.
". &. LOWRY.
City Treasurer
NaEu City, MAY aih. $50. q 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-19

BERLIN, May H. The police
have arrested a servant girl who is
charged with having dcsoyeI
away young children, stuffed their
mouths with earth 80 that they
could make 10 cutlery and then
siraDglei them. She gives 10
reason for her crimes, seems to he
unconscious Of their enoTmity and
Is Indifferent % the consequences.
Medical experts pronounce II n clse
Of homiciill mania.
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BEELIN, May I5.-princc Bis.
marck's private physician, Or. Sch,
wCuin-gr, is At present engaged in
iu-trlciiug F1hFy Bcy and Eehrir
Beg, tGe SultaE's personal medical
advisers, how 20 relieve that mon.
arch of the obesity from which he
suffers. The Turkish physlc ans
viii practice on a similar ease fol
six months i'm this city before un.
dertahlug the case %: their royal
master.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-19

TALLAHASSEE, May 1.-THE
residence Cf Mrs. L.. n. Crafts. an
estimable widow lady living ia the
centre Of the town, was fired into
last night. most fortunately hurting
no one. Several v0liies werc fired,
after which three gr four men were
seen stealing away from tle
grounds. The authorities have not
tried 10 find ont the offenders. The
lady j. engaged u United States
Marshal Weeks % Jacksonville, anu
Is also on his bond. Nrs. Crafts IS
living alone with her uncle. John
Bradley, aEeri s., a cousin Of Ass0-
Ciaie Justice Bradley, and two
servants. Marshal Weeks left on
the iirst train for Tallahassee from
Jacksonville, and he -lys that SOME
Que vii! De huTt II this thing keers
up.