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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30
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The Desert Sunday School Union
axes great pleasure in announcing
irar il has now -eaiy fer sale n new
iy-un Book, especially PREPARED fOI
The Use Of the Sunday :, EOais d
h Latter-Cay Saints For sCmt
years the Union has contemplated
HE publication Of such a work. bat
unforeseen circumstances have lie
i1yed its completion until the present
lime.
4 great majority Of the Lynlns
Cu'aiued in this Look have been
omposed by our home authors. ar
-hu4e with which TIE children ars
aIuiliar. and 10 which tile u.asi,
Ias jeen published. The se.c, Tar.
,igrcs are LlvOrites In general U.s.,
lose IL was tEnught That it WoIll
ca grave enoT 20 omit. A FEY
riginal hymns appear whis + kGv,
lcvcT Lciore been IUi .isAyI.
To cuablr tisC s-i-sCis 70 sc the
.itIcati1us in which The music l.
siblisllel Of those hymns ~ which
Music has b,cn st, tire in,icx Of
hi- Hymn BOOK is 20 PREPARED that
ne WORK in which the tame can he
Gund i shown by 4 special refer
nee This Will en.ble the schools
o Use the Union Music Cards, tile
sunday School Union Music Book.
lie Primary TuLe Book, anu ether
Eoriss referred 10, in connection
With this book 4 few 81 tina
'ymns which arc somewhat long
nave been shortened by the omission
4 OF. or two verses, and q fsw
yerial alterations ha :. been made
which We trust the Ia.blic " ~ agree
TiIh IA arc improvements
The Hmm BOX contains go
ages we'll priussd On good, stout
aFer, and strongly tuund. and 4.
.ph. st the ) y rate q $500 per
lczcn Ect pUslsse I'D. ~ TlsR
pEsxgEr NEWS CagFIFT, Sail
Lsks CITY, Utah. dan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

yesterday forenoon Francis W.
S-'i,.1i was severely hurt while
-r-ra-5as the Fourth Wari amuse.
men. -aL The hail was hsing ar-
'ilSr. .er the purpose Of giving a
''-.-l-s larty TO NIr. EEwari II.
Aa-eE-.a, who departs ON mission
1. ,ar~ sau8iRavilu peninsula Sep
.5-l.-r #rd. Mr.. Stratfori was
,-ialius ou e tall step ladder which
va leasing against the wall. en-
-sgi go 1caiHg up some pictures
A--Hratllus u some kind. The
~. j. very smooth and the ladder
.-4 throwing Mr.. Stratf8rd 10
.'e I. The ladder rebaunded
-.-- Tie ilp5-. striking the man
under Tie chin, cutting a deep cash
.@' lErues long that hal 10 bt
"e- Hp. The hammer struck
,-..l O. the head. cutting a cash in
.-l' -.s-l. The injured man was re-
move. o. his home, where he was
...ei.le- by d.. Davidson. aud
''',-ie Us comtlrtlile as possible.
IL --at eslen Press gang met yes
lay afternoon IN the Commercial
--''ae 10 consider the question Of
- y. lius in the coming Labor Day
5il-4e. The debate waxei warm
I.- lou ], ami would undoubtedly
T La e ',een continued until a late
. nun D. the chairmIn had not al
. ~ the meeting Ia order TO
1-' ii.sl up chew 0f tobacco. 1t
-. a. decided % nave the reporters
,,SSi.s-.en.ei, and the editors. al.
6-55-sn Mt belonging 70 the august
~, VIII have n proper substitute.
SO boys confined in the Reform
--- -.i,'i man8Evi to slip out OF the
fa -.-.lls yesterday ard escape into
- crush. They are about fifteen
IN a.i aud were sent from SaIt
f8-- .ul.y. 8 description was
- ,-,'-i= ;a= chi=f OF police and II
Ta,,y liszly that thpy viii soon Ok
l-3 = the schJsl -Syladdrd.
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Central Drum Corps Excursion.

About two thousand people a.
tended the Central Drum Corps
Excursion to Syracuse yesterday.
The day was srent in racing, dane
ing bathing, eating, etc. \ great
many prizes were distributed 10y the
COMMITTEES. The winners Of theprizes
are rs follow:
Foot race: boys under l., collar
and cun set, Ed. johnson, salt
Lake; girls race, under II: fret
prize, manicun set, Mamie Case,
Salt Lake; second prize, satchel.
Minnie Lowe, salt Lake; three
legged race, = Iairs gents slippers,
RObt. Brown, Andrew Wilson. salt
Lake; l0l yarlls foot race.
years subscription 10 Herald,
r. t. DJGbius, Chico, California:
Oldest gent, rocking chair: George
Whituiker, salt Lake; oldest lady,
a chair: Mrs- c. Fowler, Salt Lake;
Heaviest girl under -. pair OF
shoe: Beckie McMurrin, salt Lake,
1914 he; 50 credit on Dome site
sewing machine for lady with
largest family 10 support: Mrs. Jessie
West. salt Lake, seven children:
youngest man with largest family:
Harry HorSley, Salt Lake, age II
year., | I children; prize orgaue.ts.
Lldie-' race, over ~: phO.ograJ h
album, Mrs. Addie Browning, Os-
den; lady with least amount Of
jewelry on: first prize, Miss Simons,
album; second prize, Miss ADJUST,
work box; third prize. Mrs. Carlson,
Salt Lake. half dozen mus;ard:
fourth prize, Miss Lowe, Hooper,
boa; race, girls uCder -, work
box, Miss Lloyd, Salt Lake;
race, girls under -, jacket, Leia
Stromberg, salt Lake; race, girl
under ., satchel. Lily Price; race.
girls under l., satchcl, Emma
HOvey, salt Lake; race, boys under
Is, steel engraving, John Acomb.
salt Lake; longest standing Jump,
pair OF shoes, T. T. D1b5ins, Chico,
Cal, distance, II feet; step dance,
parasol, Thos. Sleight, salt Lake I;
oest lady dancer, pair Of slippers,
first prize. Nellie Sheets, salt Lake:
second, Mrs Addie Browning, Ug-
den, slippers; best gent dancer, 5lt-.
candy, fir-t prize. Mr.. Packard, Ox-
den. second prize, fan, John Ac0mh.
Salt Lake; selling most tickets, c.
Wells, cuff butte n; base ball match,
drum corps VI. picked niue, score
9 70 sin faysr drum corps,
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The Abbott Opera Comnanr.

The announcement is made that a
number OF operas have been added
to the reIe.tJire ofthe Emma Abbott
Opera Company for the season OF
1879 81. New aristes have been add
ed; a re-cOstuming has been in prog
ress throughout the summer, and
the orchestra anu chorus have both
been re-modeied. Miss Emma Alb
bott has ,recently returned from
Paris. where the best aTtistes have
been engaged in designing a number
OF toilets for the new operas.
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EVER KNOWS IN THIS CITY.

Black eros Grain Sill al Csc; vs-4 CSC.
7gc. esq
7sc: 5LI1.
Colorad Silk at &c., Soc aal &C lie Biggest Bargains
offered this season.
line Of Summer Silk, usually sod At &c., SOC. AMI &c.,
marked down to Csc.
20 pieces of Black Bunting at &c. 20c and 22c worth &c.,
25c. and &c.
lot Of Plain Dark Organizes at c.; worth zoe.
lot Of Figured Linen Lawns at l0c.; wCrih 25C.
Iot Of Dress Liners al CSC.
lot Of India Lneas 4 ys for ST. Il ys for 81 10 IDS for ST.
Tennis Fiannes al iGc woTh i5c; ard Z c. worth 2oC
Extra Fine Six Stripe Tennis EiagneS at Csc; worth GOc.
I Ct Printed Wool Chaihes at 2 c.; w0rlh %"
Let Of Ladies Embroidered GEa5s Patterns Sl0o and $780,
one-euaTier he cost
LOT Of Boys Low Cut ShO S al SIZES; worth $500.
ioi Of Hens Low Ca Shoes 20 al $500. These goods
were sold ior S6.0G.
LOT Of Ladies Go FcD Kid Baton Shoes at S5C; worth $780,
lo Of Misses and ChiFens Cloth Top Kid BLiJn Shoes at
SIPS and S2.25i Wsrth S2O0 and $500
all Of CldraHs Kisses Ladies Ten Colorcd Shoes at cost
Ladies and Cildrens Straw Hal IL tG0, o, 25C &c., Soc
and 75c.; jhess bl-i price
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The Private Secretary

The friends and admirers Of Mr..
Leonard Grover, Jr., and his father,
whoslw them in the recent Burgess
benefit, aud WHO have become At
quainted with them during their
stay in this city, will be pleased to
learn that another performance has
teen arranged between them and
the Home Dramatic Club prior 10
their departure. The play chosen
i the noted COMEDY, "The Private
Secretary" in which young Mr..
Grover long starred in the east, and
the cast will be ina le up Of the we'll
known mgmbers Of the Home Club.
Friday and Saturday, September ,
and IL, with a matinee, are the
dates set.
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Wanted one ton Bey-waX,
JOHNSON, TRAIT < Co.


The CELEBRATED STECIALIST ami
ORTHOrEBIC SURGEJ:i, Of Indian
aPolis, Indiana, j. nov at the 81.
James Hotel, salt Lake city. anu
will remain until September let.
only. The doctor has had n large
business in Utah Tor many Year.,
and will lie glad 90 sec former
patients ami afflicted parties who
desire % consult him in regafi Ia
his NV Methods Of Treatment.
All forms ofChr1uir aud Surgical
Disclsesand defUTmitig- successfully
treated. Special attention given o.
the treatment ~ diseases peculiar
o. females. All afflicted should call
e1Tiy during the Doctors stay iu
city. dim
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Returned Missionary.

Elder Justus =. jordan, Of Fair
view, SanPete County, has jus. IT,
turned from n mission. He left his
home on the 4,h of Octo5er, ISIS.
and had b,en labJring in the state
OF Virginia for twenty-five months,
after which time he was released
from this field Of labor, to 90 to
Canada where he has spent the last
month in visiting friends and rela-
tives. He met with much kindness
while laboring in Virginia and was
fairly successful in his work. He
wishes 20 express his gratitude to
the Saints who treated him 50 kind
ly while on his missisn. Elder
Jordan has enjoyed good health dur
ing his absence and feels that he has
gained a valuable experience in the
mission field.
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Literary Notes.

several Of the strongest writers
ipr the Fggu',lT S-iCHcC MJHh,y are
represented I'm the SEPTEMBER num-.
Itr. DR.. Andrew d. White opens
tine issue with sn article on The
Fail uf Man GuI Autur1uolOgy. -
The conclusion Of Mr.. Edwari At
kiu-ou's IaYeF, Common Sense
Applied TO the Tariff Question" al
50 auppars in this number. There
= au essay by Prof Huxley, en-
titled "The Lights Of the
Church and the Light Oi Science"
some Natives Of Australasia" are
described, with Illustrations, by
Elsie Beclus, the great French
geugTapher. An account Of liking
BlmUa's Philosophical Catechism, "
/. given hy Pr0i. r. 4. Evans. =
short Illustrated article ON "Wi!d
Hursts," is by Dr.E.L, TrOuessaTt.
The Great American Game" i
brought within the field o. evOlJs-
ton 10y Henry J. Philp0tt. who
describes a number Of primitive
tall games under the title "a Little
Boys Game with Ball" There j.
an article ON "rhe African Pig
mis-. - 10y \. Werner, new tribe
u which was disco vcred 10y Mr..
Stanley ON bis last expedition. The
kinship Of the whole world
is illustrated in al article
on "The MigTa ton OF Symbols"
10y Count d'AlvieIla. 4 seasonable
topic l., Can the Mosquito Pest be
MitigaleG.T Under this heading
are given the results embodied in
three prize essays on the destruction
u mlsluitJs by drag0n-tiie- or other
means, which have just been pub
lishci by MIR. II. II. LImbJTn. The
biographical sketch this month / u
Prot. r. &. Menleuhall, sIperiE-
eudent II the Coast Survey. There
i a vigorous editorial on Tariff
h gislati8n, in which Congress i
condemned Tor continual juggling
with the industries Of a great people,
auI for resisting the influence Of
silence which i 10 bring different
countries into closer relations. New
York: ID. Appleton * Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

.-a-r Ashton Of salt
las-~ SIS. rur a7eutholr rliraboui
SEPTEMBER. Ths place
.-haI hereafter.
.a....Ira4'- Conference will be
ae. . .r- Assembly HaU Satur-
..lnsr Ia. a. 10 O'Clock
a- PM
... .Eu- .I Ulcers Of The as
aiI Zoe held on Fri .ay.
b. at = pm. at the re-id-
--.e. H.. q Cl1ws1u, fourth
.'-e ..-. rs the Eagie gate. il is
a- --sTy that ea-h ward
EaFr=-ent-l oa account Of
...s. .a-iue=-.
&C. tLAw~BS, President.
.a#IIfA {. COBB,
LYDIA 4. WELLS.
COsuselors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

gr..H Ei.N.H- was mot iu attend.
zaaa. ...s-.-- RI the Territorial
... ... ."aaE-
Tr--...... ....a civil suit ariinst
I'll. r. Frr is ABOUT 20 Ice
rE1a..s .-l r. thg =euIing
iE.l-.a .....
EE- IS. D. Eus., tine new.
la-..r Sea "r--E Methodist ! frisco
g.. tEr- .l. arrived ga thl city this
u0Er.-- i-s wII H-eagh morning
s. .raG..- ra-lyruE. sunday.
Tur-e.Hia- is the las. ou which
g1e r-r "H.asli viii sit a. 2 hllrl
Y ggga.5r ..lau. Complaints u
-l H--.--. aHl-= must b- presented
a.-.l -.#ag wil! ls barred.
#...raE E.rHRssr.auaR MERK-
ra rH- r-ralI from a trip u
g-l-i. .H. 5--ssys the CROPS are
-E .-i- wear. The farmers
7rs 5a-- aualsei cutting
vet. |E r-lts are cold. and a
- -sa' .. r..l la- fallen lately.
lsg ..-r. -a-.e-lay Frank De-
r.la- .......r from that noted la.al.-
~ p E--an..l.a. was bound over
l~ #-.-.a Hl Ea- Tfaare In Provo
ma r....-. .t eaww.t.iug GH Ua-
'. u-we uu the person u a
aE T.. .rHst a. his guilt is said
-..- n.-..l-lre.
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Serious Accident.

An aged man named Cook was
driving near the Paper Mill depot,
when his horse became frightened,
ran away ami threw him out Of the
light, onc.hOTse wagon in which be
was riding. this afternoon.
He was picsed up unconscious,
the blood streaming from his nose
and mouth. He vas tsssn into W.
c. y. Sm-ot's house near by, and
soon became conscious. The extent
Of his injuries was not ascertained
by our informant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

EvEEyEJuY Is notified Of the
approaching BIG y \ r g 4 I y
SALE at the Peoples Equitable
Coop, at prices never before given,
commenting on "Wednesday morn
ing next aud continuing TIL The fol-
lowing MONDAY EVENING
ONLY
Look ont f,r the announcement
Of thi- startling SLA UGHTER
SALE ia Saturday, and Tuesdays
News Everything positively a
r, pre- puiyi.
-. esiu;cuGgut Llugt1n has re-
turned from European Markets with
0rn !upgr!atinHS. No miidlemen's
prices. SD Don't forget the days.
". Peterson, the butcher. viii le
at No. 81 T.. First South, alter July
!, i.si. q u
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Death of Peter N. Peay.

Under date Of yesterday, Provo
correspondent writes OF the death Of
Peter NJ. Peay, OF the Second Wand,
Provo, which occurred on Aug. Q.
Deceased was an estimabie member
Of the Y. VI. NJ. /. A., which
adopted resolutions Of respect to his
memory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30
House Burned in Hunter.

The house Of james II. Cochran,
in Hunter, was burned this morning.
The fire was discovered at about
nine o'clocS, in n summer kitchen
ii the rear. Mr.. Cochran left home
early this morning. and ais sons
wife and his little child were all the
inmates OF the house at the time.
Toe lady, in trying to put out the
fire, had her arm severely burned,
but the child was not hurt. There
were three or four rooms in the
house, which was Of brick, and the
lJss is about $1,000.
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No. % SOUTH. WEST TEN
PIE STREET

Is where va are now doing
business. We have a full
line Of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
AID EE ALL, and make
CeGts' Suits to order from
ur celebrated CasS mere.
Shall be pie sed to see Old
ard new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
pcsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bleS,
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F,.Reeeirer Drer.s Accounts,

The examination OF the accounts
of F. II. Dyer, ex-receiver Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-dsy
Saints. will come up before sPo eial
commissioner Stone Gu Monday.
TODAY the Territorial Supreme
court made an order giving the
specIaI commissioner authority 20
nass upon the aivisability Of evil
deuce aud 70 issue subprnss'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

whats the matter between
young Bond and his laHdlady27
''She asked him o. say grace st
dinner on Sunday aud he said: %
L9ni, for what We are about 10 r,-
ceive make Us truly thankful, for
without Thine ait We are likely 10
be OtherN ise.-EciiO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

Not having any Telephone, cur
customers viii please leave Orders r.
MIrgrtt-' Bros iuu', store. or 10
Phillip Narge;ts' Wine Depot FOR
Nargctts' Ale ard Porter, also for
Malt and Hos
Estate or r. Z. MARGEITs.
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n. DINWOODEY
Is READY
FOR BUSINESS ACAlN.

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 storcJ,
where ne has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and PaTlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 ) employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNIVERSITY OF DE,EREr.

The first term OF the academic
year, lS9J-9l, Of the University, will
begin Monday, September l , at 9 n.
m. IN the University building.
During the present summer many
improvements have teen made in
the University buildings and more
extensive facilities provided for al
vanced and thorough instruction.
For further information relative 10
the school, send for Annual, or
apply in person or by letter 70 the
president, or IN the registrar.
DAVID X. ALLEN,
Salt lake Cts. Utah.
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UNION Pacific SYSTEM, NOUN
TAIN BIVISION.
on rHd gf'a- Sp'. d., $50, Garfield
Ee.tch trans H.T Esu as fa'fary:


TDIiiy except SIuIay-
DAILY except Monday and Tues
day.
Tickets for sale ia Wasaich Build.
ing. :. i Main Street, AMI at Depot,
Fare for tire r1uut trip, 80 cents.
=. W. ETCLEs,
g.. p. \. sal. Lake.
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my bre H., n, y said DIR. Sanity,
as he mounted the reading desk,
n0n account Of the fair which was
held In the church last evening, no
collection will be taken up to-day.
lie. Us all sing" etc Atfasep's
Eeek1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

II you want To be Healthy.
Wealthy and Wise DEPOSIT your
money in the Utah Commercial
ami Savings Bank, - and - +,
First South Street, and get ) Per
cent interest per anuum, com
pounded f0ur times a year. Capt.
tai 500 900. Surplus : ~, go.
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CARpEr REMNANTS

From I to IS yards in a piece,
/. all grades, will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out in
one week. Call and get a
bargain at n. DlNWOODEY'S
in Calder's Music Palace.
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P.L.MILLIANs. ATTORNEY.

Mr.. Williams said that from the
earliest times the tax gatherer had
been an unpopular parsonage, and
Mr.. Clute bid fair to increase the
ancient odium attached to the Of
fee. He had proceeded TO assess
railroad property not authorized by
law.
Mr.. williams also objected to
CIate's assessment on the capital
stock, etc, Of the Utah National
Bank. That institution commenced
business in June last and yet Clute
assessed il for the year 1899. This
was a violation Of the spirit of all
legislation on taxation.
Mr.. Clute said he had only as
sessei the bank for a portion Of the
year.
Mr.. Rowe, representing L. {. NIL.
shoe factory, took the floor aud said:
We are assessed at about $1,000
M0ss Of the members here are MEM
bers Of the city council, aud for
years we have been advertising our
city to the world and endeavoriDgt to
get manufactures TO be established
here. My company has shown its
faith in the city, and is an enter
prise deserving TO be fostered. ask
you to remit the whole Of the assess
ment, and il you do so / promise
that We will invest the money in
additional machinery and thus liz
crease the usefulness Of the institu-
ton by giving employment 10 ad-
iitional hands.
David Mckenzie objected to
Clute's valuation Of $4,000 on his
property on West Temple Street.
The same property was valued by
the county at sl0, 600, and last year
he city valuation was $500.
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500. Media CPa.l Military Acad-
envy; boys. Brook Hall; girls. Cir
Culars free.
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st about half-plst ten this
morning the case was II
sumcd. The prosecution placed
a number Of witnesses ON the stand
who testified that they voted the
/ Peoples ticket. The CrOss-.Namina-
ton was confined t. asking each
witness IL he examined his ballot
/ before voting.
II was proven that there were 80
ballots in the box, and only 20
names ON the poll list. One name
0n the latter, that OF George Open
shaw, was marked voted. f." where
rs lac dill not vote. Thus there
were four more ballots in the ballot
box than the poll list showed had
been east
The prosecution re~tei, and Mr..
Ferguson filed a motion 20 dismiss
the complaint on the ground that
the prosecution had failed 10 m Ike
out a case. The motion was argued
at considerable length, Mr.. Moylc
making an TX client speech in Op-
position b il. IL was OverTuled, aud
AAAA AaAAANaAAAA AaAAA ~ Z AAANAAAN III AAAN
defense was begun.
II. ;. McCallum was the first
witness. He testified 10 having
visited the poll at which the de-
PENDANT OBLIGATED as an election
Judge: that there were six or seven
Peoples Party voters in the room
where the election judges and chal-
leuCers were; that they stood around
the tlble upon which was the ballot
box. and were there i'm violation Of
the rule established by the Utah
Commission
The witness described In detail
the interior Of the room. etc, but no
fact Of any importance bearing on
the case was elicitel on the direct
examination.
Cross-examined:
l knew Allen in Leadville. He
was n policeman there several
years; he was not prosecuted in
Leadville or Denver, 10 my knOwl-
edge, for any election fraud; he has
been in this city about n year; has
been tending bar; don't know Of his
having engaged in deIling cards. In
three precincts piles Of ballots lay
on the table beside the ballot box;
the election judges would maud out
ballots to voters.
Prior 10 the day Of election n
"Liberal'' ticket was sent 10 each
Peoples Party voter, but no sLiber-
al'' tickets were sent 10 sLiberal''
voters until the day Of election.
tthe close Of MeCaliumss tesff.
m1ny, at the request OF Mr.. Fergus
on, the case was continued until =
pm. next Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

DR.. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, corner west and lst
South St, ;. l.. City. Nitalizrd aiI
administered. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

Buy your drugs Of cite boys, :"
johnson, Pratt & Co., IS Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

Catalogue Of Church WORKS can
he obtained AZ the Deyerrt News
Office
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-30

Extensive Additions to Our Store Necessae the Removal
OF the west wall and may compel to close store
for some time during gust. To avoid carrying over any
Summer Goods we Announce
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-17

1T seems that Tammany does not
fall In with the New York Hcrald's
suggestion of Charles A. Dana for
senator, but is supposed to support
Bourke Cochran for that place.
Thereupon the Herald draws the
following contrast.
1t In mere sarcasm to mention the
two names ia the same breath.
Cochran Is all mouth, Dana Is all
brains. The one forgets enough
every week to make the other fa-
nous. The one Is a penny whistle,
the other a park of artillery.
Among the senators Dana would bc
n leader from the start; he Is head
aud shoulders above the mos, ot
them In all the accomplishments of
craftsmanship. Cochran, on the
contrary, would be hardly more con-
spicuous In the senate than n mi
crohe In II teh-acre lot.