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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30

: Ierall0fT. n 4 CAM Ch ~
her, Iscl. IN the matter OF iiie c.rs,i
W fOI;er. deceased, anf also bT Ans
{ under tie pogers confer c on the-a By ths
Z Last viii ani tsstaisent Of said deceased
I the EndCs sl~nei. TIE executors Of and
trU-iccS unGer md last viii and tt- a
mens. VIII sell - Iriy.ic sale. 10
/ the highest hhit,er for cash, and
su5j {. % earh maj u ssii Prohai,
/ Copr;. al the rishs. TIDE. Interest al a Z =
I lac ot the ssi W v. Foster. Deceased! Al
h. tine OF hrs death. ID all the Vi rht
tie a.d tnte-cst tn1t his cs..te has by
operation OF law or 0;serEfse afgqired
a her thin or ia asis!i ION 10 shti OF tue safe.
W. W. Foster At the time ef ! Il dcalh. anc
alrO all The Iishf, IL and interest watch
- suCa tTas.t -, IA aui 10 that ce.. ! a !ul
riecs or parcel Ct land. situate AID
ueing In the city and county OF salt
LSie, Utah Territory. bo.nded aud
iesrTibei as follows. Commencing at the
southeast corne- OF lot six f6) in bloch
survey. and running thence north sixty Is )
feet. theree west forty two and one hall
(s-ssl feet. thence scu'h sixty u } feet.
thence cas-. fony-two and one laif (fast }
feet TO the place OF beginning.
sealed bids n writing viii lie received for
said property addressed 90 the under
signed or either OF them, in Gaze OF Isaac
". Wafdcll. Atom y. - and % Fast Fra
south street, salt Lake County. utih Ter
Titory. up 20 and including saturday. Jauu-
ary 18th, l3l after wh'eh day said property
will be sod Terms ami E Inditions cash,
and subject 10 coriirmation Icy said irO-
bate Court.
GEORGE GODDARD.
IICHARD SMlIH
Executors AMI Trustees under the last
vii AMI te-.anent OF " W Foster, d.
&c sed-
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Ilymeneal.

We have just received the wed
ding cards Of cur young friends Mr..
Moses Thatcher, Jr., and Miss Cad.
die Hopkins. They were married
in the Logan Temple on wednes.
day, December 18Th, and start out
In life with the most encouraging
PROSPECTS. We extend to them our
most CORDIAL congratulations, aud
wish them all the bliss and blessings
that true marriage can imparf, in
time and in eternity.
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First District Court.

Judge James A. Miner disposed
Of the following cases in the First
District Court yesterday:
In reapplIcation Of John E. Bag
ley to practice law. on motion Of H.
w. Smith and on presentation Of q
certificate from the Supreme Court
Of Kansas, be was admitted.
United States ~. John Archibald;
arraigned, pleaded guilty 70 unlav-
ful Capitalization, waived time and
asked for sentence. Judgment,
two months imprisonment In the
penitentisry.
United States vs.. John Archibald;
arra.gned for unlawful cohAbitation
pleaded guilty, waived time and
asked for sentence. Judgment, or:
month.
United States VI. Frank och,
arraIgned for fornic1tioD, AIDED
nos BSbtys -.
United States vs.. William Thrail
kill; on motion Of ID. Evans ball 70
duced to 800, which he obtained
and was released. Thrailkill wa,
arrested In this city about six VIZ k:
20 ON complaint. Of United State
Postal Insr .ctor Lawrence for using
the mails ,oF fraudu en-. purposes.
The People vs.. &. F. Loomie;tria
for bur. larry. Loomis is the ma
captured py the police during tn
carnival while in the act Of breaking
into the store Of the Ogden L;quo'
Company. :,
The People va. Clab Cooper ct al.
der for . writ Of attachment fol
Isie st. Omar, defaultiug witness
Eccles Lumber Company vs.. A
J. l.. Beaumap; on motion OF MIR
Imp,er, on giving security for cost
ami fling q bond for $1,000 to indem
Nifty plaintiff for all loss, the sale OF
execution will be ordered stayed.
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A ue ting Of residents and prop
erty OF hers interested in the up
buildib ofthe country over Jordan
was h@ yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Bragd vas chosen chairman. He
annobeed that the object Of the
meettg was to consider the
bnIldkg OF q railroad
from tiranger postofIice north
ward ,as. Silver Lake Driving
Park D connect with the Rapid
Transitine, the road to run ncrtn
and soth along the county roeas
one me west Of the city !imies-
The rors Was discussed 1t length
and finsiy decided upon ~ origin
ally psbosed. The meeting wa
enthusIt,ic, and subscriptions SUM
cient tcEace the road have aiready
teen ID red by the farmsn- II ID
the init kion 70 begin work within
few wsks and have the line rum
ming BY ,ext spring. The meeting
adjourn1 tn Saturday afternoon
nRYf IL
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rn.IuaIau Trsusle.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3o.-Secre
tary Proctor conferred with tht
President tnis morning regarding
the Indian matt rs. In the at c1e:
Of official details regarding yestef'
days engag, mept the Seer arg
declined 10 talk al Jut it. He said,
however, inssmuch as General
Miles was given ample discreet on
AIRY power TO act in an emergency
1t was not necessary to send lam
any further directions. He deciied
that ne ac,ion was necessary to1ay
al this end Of the line.
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BRIEF TELEGRAlS.

Marysville, Kas, De-: 3).-Nar-
shall County Court House was
burned this morning. loss, $50, 600;
insurance, $1,000. The fire is
thought TO be incendiay.
Troy, n. Y, Dec. so.-John J..
Reed. indicted for tsmpering with
switches on the Central Hudson
roaa during the bigstrike, was sem
tenced this morning 10 seven years.
imprisonment In Clinton prison.
Cincinnati, De. 3l.-F0ar pris-
oners escaped fpm Newport, KY,
j Ill last night. Tine jailor Is sus.
pec.eL Of havng afjrjed them
help.
Glasgow, Dc. 3o.-The aspect Of
The railroad srike continues to i'm.
prove from lhe standpoint Of the
railroad companies, and the strikers
ars getti ug discouraged.
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The following business VIZ tran

The fJllowing business VIZ trans
acted IN this court yesterday.
Estate Of John ii. Burton; peii
ton for family allowance heard ana
made at the ra.e Of So 2. month.
Es.at. 0. Stephen DE Courcey
bond Of n inainis.ritnr approved and
notice 10 ercditsIs ordered.
Estate AMI f.riilrsaif Of John
E. and Guy Il f.;toi., minors; Jan.
uIry I0.h iix,dks da.e 10 hear + I'll
ton for je.t-rs o. guardiansa.p.
Estate Of Haas G. Luad: crieI
made appointing appraisers.
Estais Of John D1bbie; same.
+ :1te Of Hsnry Hoskins; Janu-
airy 9th fixed 10 show cause why
order Of sale o. real estate shcuii
not be made.
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Mysteious Disappearance.

A ma, by the name Of Biax.arj,
who. 70 some time past has resided
at AS Vest Seventh South Street,
in thi.city, mysteriousIy disappear.
Ell frn his home ten days ago, and
has aot since been heard FROM,
B!.k,rd came from Denver . little
ovs n year ago. and since that time
hy been employed by the Union Pa.
cfc Railway Company, rs Jay
,Sitchm..n, at the company1 yards
a this city. He oS.ainsd leave OF
Absence for one DAY in which to
move his bouseh ,li efIe is to anoth.
er locality OF the city than that in
which be Ind been residing, having
secured house nearer I, his work.
The day Of hIs disappearance was
psy day on the Union Pacific.
Aftcr having drawn his months
wages, he wen. home and pres.
ented his wife with acheck for the
full amount. She suggested that 1t
would rro.ably be beet fer him to
go up town and b ave the check
cashed and pay the rent fer one
month In advance. BIazxard did
as his wife siggs sted, and the man
into whose house he was about to
move iseued hun a receipt for his
first months rent. Blaxxard next
engaged q furniture van with which
10 move his household goods. go
far as known this II the lat that
has been heard OF him. His wife 10
aImo.t craxxd with grief ct his
disappearance, and she
Suspects foul play.
The police were notified bat have
jisccvered no clue on which to
WORK, mp TO the present.
The missing man b about forty
ave years Of age, DARK complex.
Iopsi, six feet In height and weiehs
.bcut $50 pounds. Fnnk Ream, .
,rsssrnan on the Rio 0raude West
IN, Who operates between This city
md y. v. Junction, and who 3
.arpestly engaged In endeavoFiug
!, uuravel the mystery Surrounding
disappeaTnnce, ~ eeo0
" News reporter lnat night Mr.. |
Snm said these w. n doube In |
h mind that Blaxzard h1d ben |
i,ut out u the way" He M |
list Hazard va = tampes1eo a0d |
one<t man, . ffiqn1 - Wien h |
Fought = great dsol. Hoa11oallagos |
1at The polIcs have lssa Inv y
& In tie mattns, ord fbo0 III - |
: PROPOSE to sopsoy oelhef neel1s
fscertain The ghele4kone p his
4ud.
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,srr and orsl0
-. ossh" las. e =
sI,se Theatre. Thu
81 .,ru and first balcoI
~ fIlsi with peopIe.A
VT in the opening senteM
g !, light at his snbjecf. He aid
II rouii show that IL the provisions
n .Test Oath" were honestly
o -. none but MormoDs and
e ',hiusers could east a ballot Law
y ,ruuier them. He assailed the
9th" fro n the S.andpoint Of
the Bible and the Constitution,
coutsnded that It wes anita
y nistic to all.
m speaker during the course
i. lecture touched on polygamy
y T-tah. He wanted It distinctly
! ser.tooi that he In no sense ad
-at.d. encourage or abettcd
Iygamy. But then be argued
= Every man Who aided ia the
y Asnination of the Bible, and
80 woman too. aided and advo-
eHd p,lygamy, because the Bible
c hi bieamy and polygamy, and
u IS Christian who circulated the
J. violated the provisions of the
:, oath, (" aud II such provisions
enforced, all Christians must Of
wssily be disfranchised. He
ne numerous quotations from the
.~.ures TO subs:antiate his roInt.
81 I'll: aThere is absolutely no
n ANY in Utah at present. The
Po'se.lo Of President Woodruff
m Selivered in good faith, and 50
.r1i by i.e people at large.
hsyyers may still howl aboun
Ss,framy, but their cry must be
ais pJiat the andienc
cbsl,sd and CAPPED vigorously and
ens rII,. towards the close gave O
.xnosItjoa Of "AIormo1ism. u
snv flat !. was abreast of Ia,
Es,Lourht. religious and social, o.
the he. TheCIies supposed TO b
urv promul,4t 1 by Eeriei
ST. and Ri; :. Valco Emerson
wrrJnreachedhs n century 81,
hv ..aIor NOM. lders. The saying o
Josefb smith he Prophet that nj.
neo,l ayere t0g where God YVES
and Jwould y,t be where God is
.xr,nsl ifies tns progressive spirit O
s.Mo1monism', and accoais will
the Shirt o. modern secular
pro-tls. He aid that .siormons'
w,rsIiuned n living. active God
whiII dtner aiIg-d Christian sect
worslipped a leirified mummy.
Thl lecture spoke tor ] x hour
| and Held his .gliscce the Who'll,
time
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NO ICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Byc. sr,sToS. Deputy d I'"I'
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NV Of the 10DsenA
"thristisn-s Gospel War In Africa

LONDON, Dec. SO-Advices from
Uganda safe thatin n recent con
fiict on the fronti,r, the Christian
forces defeated tie Moslems anc
;hat pace has been established
throughout the country. The Pro
testants have OF .ied new church
The services are u .nded by great
crowds, and may natives bsse &C
celted the Christian faith and osen
bsriixei.
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a&A4 ~ 49, hsAa IA>aA-e-z
for over twenty years, leaves a va
c>ncy and shadow that will he deeply
alized by every member Of this
Z 'urcil and will prove a grievous los.
to this city and public
Resolved That. With deep Sympa-
thy with the afflicted relatives and
trends Of the decreased. we express All
earnest hope thai even - great n be-
rcsvement may he ovcrruled for their
highest good.
Re .olvei, That thcsc resolutions be
spread on the records OF this Council.
published Ia :ls DE-EREr NEWS AMI
IN salt1 Lake Herald, and. copy
presented 20 thu family OF the de-
ceased.
BY the Council
JAMES GowASs. Recorder.
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thirty Indians nsporsei Killed

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 An
Omaha Bee special from Rushville
says-At dayhreak this morning
thirty Indians belongirg to Two
Strikes band tried to capture pro-
vision Train of the Ninh Cavalry.
two miiel from Pine ldge. The
Indians were all killed. People are
flockipy into town by hundreds from
the territory bordering On the res
ervaiion.
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New YORK, Dec. 3o.-,wing to
the railroad complications over the
O.naha bridge, the oI,euhg Of the
stock market this morniE showed
. rather re3ctionary topper. The
first prices were irregulk ! TO low
er. Fractional concetions from
these figures follower many lead
ing shares, but the frength and
activity Of Last evepng soon reas-
serted themselves ar(almost every
thing was placed uY 10 n higher lev
ell than at the opeEhg. The sugar
certificates, howefr. were weak
and after opening So against &C !
last evening, fell 5ss recovering
only q fraction. The strong tone
remained till ths end of the hour.
At IL O'Clock IL market was fairly
active. strong,At the best prices
reached.
In the SILK market after ii
O'Clock, thertSras but little further
progress MAJ in thu upward direc-
lion, and hprices coon began to
give way, strything retiring frac-
fiopaliy bore noon. The only
feature th, renewed the weakness
was tn. hgar certificates, which
fell AVN from soy to IS. The
market noon was quiet and bare
" steady bot still at small fractions
better ( An at the ops ming.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN George H. Enowldea, administrator
OF The estate OF Thomas q. knoxiden &c
ceased. has rendered for sc .flement. ana
did IN sad Coa.t, his fnsl account Of his
adminissrItion OF said estate and petition
for lirai distribution O he iesidae OF said es-
tate among TIE persons erti:id 4 fheeetO, aa1
that Taarsdrv, the l5th day Of January
A. ID. lS1i. n 10 o'e'oek an, at the Court
Room OF saif Court, IN the County Court
House, salt Lake City and County, Utah
Territory, has been dniy appointed BIZ G
judge Of said Court. for the settlement o.
said account and hearing sad peiitioo for
distribution at which time and p ace any
person Interested IN said estate may sppea,
and show cause, IL any there be, why said
account should not be seitled and approved
and insl distribution fIacc - prayed for.
Dated December. l-sc.
G. Z. ALLEN.
Clerk OF the Probate Court
BY e. = STANTON. Deputy q ir"N
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len Satldenly.

TORONTO, Ort., Dec. GOV. {.
Murray, q merchant tailor, has sui
denly ieft the city. His busint
sffairs are said to be embarrassed.
The liabilities are about $4,000.
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DUEL IN FRANCE.
a Parisiau and n Sobiesnan fbsh'
Abuat Woman.

MARsRIL.Es Dec. 3o.-A duel
was fought near this city pday'
The principals are said TO be a
Hungarian nob'enian. belie'ed &c
be the son of an ex-minister, md the
son Of a distinguished Partisan. An
alleged intrigue upon the par
of the wife of the nosieman
and the Partisan is under
stood 10 lie The cause. the keenes'
curiosity is manifested herq and In
Paris as to the identity OF tie parties
clncerneJ.
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IA :, ehieers ani members Of the
-. y directors of the Woman.
5 laliSe' Mercantile, and Man.
Eu- ''',s institution are specially
= 10 NEE. ut the of,,ce :,
6oS,r,r, "a - Eseoasat, on Friday' "
ia ~ -, "a, u 2 o'clock pm. r.,
\ ISABELLA Honxs.
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NOTICE Is HEsEsY GIVEN. THAT
IN M-ry Ann r. Thompso Exccutrix
the !. !. VII a I'd testament OF the Estate o
o. join r. TGorpson deceased. hes
fendc 81 70. sets snent. and died IN
- d CoIEt. her ina' account o. her admin
istra.son o sd estate and petition for FMS
distribution OF the residue OF s1id estate
amou- the persons entitled thereto. and
tha- Thursday the 18th day Of January. AID
1881, 10 O'Clock a NJ. NJ thr court Room
Of sIid { VI. IN the County Court House
Salt L. City and County. Utah Territory
hss been duly appointed by the judge o.
said Cour. for The settlement Of said ac-
cou { sad hearing said petition Tor dtstIi
tstior. II which tine and place any per
SIN fn,s c, cd n said ests,c may appe1
and shox cause. u any there be. why "a
account shorld not be settled and approve
and haaI distribution made rs prayed for
Dated December. lssl-
e ALLEN,
CT TX II the Probate Court
ByC Stanton d~p1fv. 4 Isn IS
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''y-saecnd Ward Sunday
Scheel.

"a a''er Sunday next tJanu.
9.nday school viii be held
IN the Twenty-seeond
e. M rev. hew Westinghouse hav.
|r1r en- eolnp;ete'i sufficiently fer
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!. l.. N. !. A.

d., iss'a,lF Y l.. NJ. 1. A.ofiicers
hum, .s will be held next Saturday,
parte:..,9 ord, at IL a. m, in the
|sal. T. wand Relic. Society
iisss,es.r,.,ii-ea earnestly desired that
|socis,iols,i be present from eacb
NARY A. FREEZE. Priest.
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koeh s,.,,,,l p,tI,n,, Den,l.

ST. PErERsBriRG, Dec. 3o.-Twc
patients being Leat-d by the Koch
5, stem died inithc st. Petersburg
hospital, yesterday, after receiving
n third injectidn. Both suffered in
lersely before ieaih.
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Supposed Coa..~raeiser Arrested.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Chls. Koch
was arrested here on the charge Of
counterfeitiDg. In his house wa
found complete set Of stamps and
dies, capable Of turning out an ex-
cellent class Of quarters and dimes.
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.~.|| r. Is -. - =
NJ nur6S = 1eas 0onsk Hvassu-
LoxpoN, Dc. S0.-A tnRrine oon-
I1Agyation b nov (at 2p. m agiug
In Ihis city. The scooe q TIE nre
y Queen Viceoeia and Thames
Struetz nesr Black FRAN Bulge.
| Numerous wnsO housus aE0 blszine.
| London seems dTstIped to suffer
one Of the largest and most destruc-
tive nres in lvs history Of recent
years.
THE sALvAT10N ARMY IN rHE
As the fire prozressed Il spread
| to the headquarten Of the Salvation
Army. The SAlvationints were
working like beaven In their efforts
TO place their records and other
property Of the Amy iu . place OF
safety. At p. m. the fro Wa
rapidly spreading In all directions.
All the buildings from the corner
Of Benefits Hill 70 No. 1856 Queen
Victoria Street are either blazing
nercely or else are smouIderins
ruins.
HEErs OF YLANE AND CLOUDS OF
Fourteen fire engines were soon
upon the spot, and the firemen did
their utmost, but With little success,
TO check the course Of the flames.
The high wind blowing materially
added % the fury u The flames.
while hindering the hremen In their
efforts TO rave property. Terrible
sheets Of fans and clouds Of hot
smoke frequently whirled danger
ously near them. The large whole
sale fur manufactoFy, Rsvillion
Freezes, l27 to al, Queen Victoria
Street, was room doomed. Shortly
after, the fire gained strong head.
way, and following this large copper
warehouse, q number OF fancy
goods stores and Gulcher Electric
Light and Power Compauy's build
Ing were also completely the prey to
the fiames- The flames spread
fapidly on all sides as II there were
no firemen or IRE engines present.
Immense crowds Of people gathered
on the bridges over the Thames and
Ia the streets running down to the
river where = good view Of the con-
fagratioa could be had. Many ex-
pr sed the hope that this disaster
would at last bring about reform
in the London fire brigade.
| AN OLD CHURCH BURNING.
The fire originated in the building
Of &. Davidson and Sons, paper
manufacturers and Tag makers, at / 10
Queen Victoria Street. This build
ing was q large structure and is
completely Quilted, As also that Of
Adolph Frankan and Co., manu-
faeiurers Of pipes and importep Of
tobacco. The old Bennett church
on the upper Thames Street, the
famous WEIGH church, also caught
fire. At 4:39 p. m, four large build
ings were in flames and burning
steadily.
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WANTED.
ADVICE TO s1oruERs.

Ms. wfxsLOws SoornfxG s,KrF
should always be used 10 shildrcn teeth
ing. Il soothe> tse child. softsns the -Ius
aiiays all p,ia. cures VT q G. lic, aud h tle
best remedy for dIarfsgI. twenty Is,
cents bottle teolwI
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s,,d,.r, K,r,rd an.llwounded.

OMAHA, Dec. 30.-Colonel For
sythe reached Pine Hdge Agency
this morning with ltlie Seventh
Cavalry and the surviving prison
ers. He reports that twenty i've OF
his men were killed md thirty-:our
wounded.
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2,OO0,OOO LOSS.

At 5 this afternoon 8. T. Bennett's
church was completely destroyed.
The hremeu managed to save the
headquarters Of the salvation Army
and it was then announced that the
fire VS. under control. Two million
dollars. 1t Is estimated, will cover
the loss.
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ICSr RECEIVED a LARGE AssORT.
81 ment OF lovely Roses and other Choic.
Flowers at DIVER K Co. SO west. Mort
Temple Street. Funeral Des. <nr a specially
and az reasonable prices Cut F'owers al
wars on hand.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3J.-Gorman
mide the point of no quorum, when
tie Senate met today. The ser
Geant-at arms was sent to secure
the attendance OF absen;ees.
DrBJIs PRESENTS HIS CREDENTIALS
twas IL O'Clock before n quorum
was secured and the journal OF yes
terday read. The Vicc- President
laid before the Senate the credeu-
tials Of Frederick +. DJ5ois, senaI
tor from Idaho, for the term begir
nirg March 4, 1891. !, was ref.rrl
TO the COMMITTEES on privileges ad
elections.
Reagan gave notice oft amod-
ments to the Aljrich closure rso-
luton. The morning hour hfing
expired the Senate resumea the
consideration Of the election bill
aud Hoar continued his ssech
commenced yesterday.
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GEORGE GODDARD.

( NOTICE l. liz :EBI GIVEN THAI. IN
~ pursuance OF an or,.Cr Of the Pfotaie
coustta Anc for salt lake County. Utah
suc.ecr TO-. Z the 2i.h dav Of Deeem-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

Ia the Probate Court, n and for salt Lake
county. Territory o; r.sh.
In the matter OF the kst.te OF John 7.
THOMPSON decc sct-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
NOTHING in 1t.

George Nobs, OF Lake Point, ar
rested on a chirsc of unlawful CO.
habitAtion, alleged to have been
committed with Mrs. Noble and
Isabella Cox, was taken before
Commissioner Norrell yesterday
afternoon. Mt Critchlow proseeut-
ing, and Mr.. kIoyle defending.
Isabeila Ctz testified II have
been married TO Mr.. Edgington,
who resides near the Warm
Springs, but vas divorced from him
in 1883. Sinte then | nave liveu
prlnciplll, al Mr.. Mobiles, in Too
ele County. He Is my brother-in-
law. Eurinf the past seven years
l have worilsi at several places in
this city. l have chilli three yeats
old: a man uumed Charles Sex. IN
Is its father. 1 met Sexton while
he was d soldier at Fort Douglas.
He is row in Ohio. l wa never
married to him. After the child
was born il was rumored that Mr..
Noble was the father Of 1t, but II was
untrue.
Mrs. Rlchel y oble tes.ified-The
defendant is ny roother-in-law. L
lived Ia Arizona up to two years
ago. when / went TO rooele county.
II is not rrpated in the family that
isabella Cox is Mr.. Mobiles via,
nor is 1t rel l.ea
Of her child. RInaf he Is the fail
man named IL is reput.d that
This wss Sexton isis father.
CIu0 all the evidence and J
ow asked that the css.
ksed, adding that She did I
know what on earth Mr.. Noble "
Ra.rested for I. So won.ieced 1
Commissioner and everybody els