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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21

AN IMPORTANT LAND TAN DECISION
Tho decision of the supreme Court of
the United States. lately rendered ia the
case OF Upsbur County, West Virginia.
u.s. BrNJNuN Ricu. d0L. which has
been heretofore mentioned in our coli
umns. Wa, one ofvery great Importance
to this State. and Gar reaching in It's
consequences.
The ease was argued Boo the lower
court 40 Parkersburg by the Hon. JoHN
BrANNoN aud A. NJ PoUNp>roNE for
tine county. and bv Col C. BoccE>> and
the Hon. JouN a. HvrcutN~oN for
Ron and others. I'm the supreme Court
of the United States, ou behalf of the
appellant Up>hur County, 10 was COM
Quoted by Attorney General AtrEEp
CALDWELL
Although the decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the Omitted States was reversed
and that court directed by the supreme
Court to remand the ease Co the County
Court OF Jp>hur County. nevertheless
I'm The opinion. Justice BRADLEY says
speaking OF the character Of the pro-
cccduc>: ..ln our Judgment DO was
not q suit within the meaning of the re-
moyal act though approaching very
near Co Che Time of dcmarcation.
Tho proceeding was an effort oy non
resident land owners. or uou-rcSidentS
claiming To own large tract of land m
thi> state. 90 deprive the local
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21
rARNrrRs wAkING W.

Tho formidable movement Inaugural
t.d bv Tine Farmers Alliance AN over
OBJ. .,rntrv &. ,nrcadnr and gaining
STRENGTH every d,v Do has already
Wrought remarkable changes of Scuti-
,oent i'm tho agricultural districts Of
many States where the deceptive cry
of protection and home market have
heretofore been 80 potent.
Tb. educational fore, of the move
............1t..,-, anil .t. f,~r-.r.
"''". ''
have been attracted Co DO as nothing mas
...tr..t. ID. sd. i,..r,r. f.r they ir-
>tncuFcIy recognize in Do way q"
.uarriuation for undeSerted wrongs
............ .,....,., .f.... .ii...r.,,,i-
''' "" ''''i
nate, against them. The farmers are
...r,.i,... Gan, Ola. FIRST ffri, t.. great ad-
NIutJrr> uI organization anu '"Hl"Iii'''
..,,., ,,i..t hrrt nm in ar incredibly
short space ui uiur lu' N"i''>"' 'i"'' 'i
fl. KNIGHT, of Labor The Republican
t..... r.l,.~ .,l
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21
nm GovERNoR ~ rARDONs.

The Mtdli10iccr last week endorse"
a suggestion that a Pardoniug Board be-
established i'm West Virginia. IL thought
"a Pardonug Board would bee an inn
provement over the present system un-
der which the Governor is the pardon
irg power. The Governor, it thinks.
makes q too reckless use Of this power.
As am example is quotes the pardon Of
BUCK IoLIANp by Governor FLEMING.
HoLANp should not have been par
doncd. tine htdlwmcc thinks.
This brings mp the question, what
conditions are necessary before a par
don may properly Dee grautcd9
I'm the ease Of BUCK HOLLAND, the
petition for pardon was supported 10y
the Judge OF the Court which con-
yictcd him. by the then Prosecuting At
torney. by the present Assistant Pros
ccuting Attorney and lastly by nine of
the Jurors before whom he was tried.
NOT To- mention large number of citi-
zcus. We extract the following from
the Erccmirc Journal in regard TO the
case:
The application for pardon is supported
bv "a letter from the Hon. A. T. Guthrie
the judge who presided al the trial VINO
savc. 81. At the time be was
sentenced the very atmosphere in knawha
county was charged with mob spirit, ana
the severe sentence Of eighteen years was
nrarnmced up0u him more Co allay TINS
spirit than because of the proof of the out
f.ire OF the crime, and must say that D.
society had been then in such a state OF re-
pose az 10 now is. 10 is not likely there was
"a rircuit iudre iu the State who would nave
given him more than five or six years.
t" Also. letter from ). T.. Burdette,
Esd. who was then prosecuting attorney.
and who urosecuted him. who gives strong
reasons why hc should be pardoned. ami
saws that hewould have been satisfied with
"a verdict for mauslaughter. Also a letter
from A. b. Littlepage, ESD az present as
sistaut prosecuting attorney, who urges ms
nar,lon and saws that he should not have
been tried at that term, because OF the
GREAT excitement over the execution. 10y "a
mob of the Spurlock boys.
The pardon is also recommended 10y nine
of the Jurors and large number OF cit-
zeus.
Ifthis petition was not sufficient to
warrant Gov FLEMING IN granting the
pardon. what kind OF petition. in It's
opinion, we ask the HfcUigcHccr. would
have been sunicient2
Where is the pardouius board that
would have refused pardon i'm the
face Of such petition? We have yet
90 hear Of 70.
Gov. FLEMING could do nothing else
than grant the pardon. We have no
doubt 40 am that the Govtruor would be-
very glad 10 Dee relieved of the response
bHity attaching 20 thcpardoning power.
But would matters Dee improved by the
establishment of Pardoning Board?
Thecvpcricuce OF States that have such
institutions does not warrant am affirm
ativc reply To- the question More cor
rupuon and looscnesS have been charged
asain,, the Pardoniug Board OF Penn
>ylyauia than have ever been charged
against amy Governor invested with that
power. Besides, 10 would De a consid-
Icrablc addition 90 the governmental cN-
pcnsc> of the State and We utterly fail
/ Co see where the return, cor gain would
De-.
/ 10 is the REGISTERS opinion that one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21

authorities of Upshur county Of the
right To- assess and determine
the value of the land for the
purposes OF taxation, and TO create an
appellate assessment tribunal outof the
Circuit Court OF the United states in
cases Of nonresident claimants OF large
tracts Of land i'm West Virginia.
That the removal of the question OF
the assessablc value of non-residents'
lands from the local authorities TO the
United states Court would work great
trouble. delay and expense 10 most oil
our counties. needs mo- argument
If such removals were justified by law
and thc land was i'm Wyoming Mellow.
cl. Mercer. Randolph. Webster, etc,
the county would have TO employ couu-
sci. send witnesses and contest purely
administrative matters before tribunal
many mile, distant and have its iinan-
cial affairs in confusion until the ease
was decided by distant court with
probably little orno knowledge OF the
peculiar character Of the land to be VAL
ned and its value compared with other
lands I'm the county. The land shark
and claimants OF "wild cat" titles must
now have the value of the land they
claim and ask 20 Dee assessed with. de-
tcrmined by local authorities and by
men who live in and help pay the taxes
of the locality.
The effect of the declaration of law
ina this case will be- 20 force bogus elaine
ants to abandon their claims or pay
fair share Of the taxes, for the assess
mcnt questions will bee decided without
delay bv tribunals. which will mques-
tionably act promptly. The decision
covers more ground, however, and APP
plies as well to the assessment Of rail-
road property. The principles am
nouuccd compose the whole question of
jurisdiction 90 remove appeals ia assess
.mcut for taxation cases and denies th'
power of removal Co the United States
courts.
Every State iu thc Union. probably
f., interested Zoo this decision. which pro-
hlbit, tho Interference by the Federal
Courts with the subject Of assessment OF
TO, lands. but none more So than this
State with It's vast extent of wild and
uucultivatcd territory. Our taN laws
'are an framed with dual purpose
revenue and the quoting of titles and
both these important purposes are aided
by this Judgment of the highest Court
Too this country
Revenue is the life blood of the state
and the assessment is the very founda-
/ ton of taxation
The speedy and economical deter
mination Of an controversies as TO as
,essmcnts is now assured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21
atrlu advertisements.
Notice.
no THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
| You have been notified through the press
by the Builders Exchange that the lockout OF
strike. by the Building Trades is at end. We
take thi, method OF informing you that such i-
not the case, and an work being done hy the
Buildcr- Exchange is with Scab> or non-union
men. and We request 400 honest and iair-minded
mechanics To stay away until further notice.
By order Of
UNITED BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
nu2ulAch
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21
There are

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory. "
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21

man upon whom the burden of respon-
sibiity solely rests is far more likely TO
use caution and care than a board
among the members of which the re-
,ponsibiity would be- divided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21

SENATOR SNNroN. OF the New York
Legislature. has introduced q substitute
lor his amended ballot reform bin,
which, iJ is understood, the Democrats,
the Governor and honest ballot reform
cr> win support. This is encouraging.
but ifltis for honest ballot reform wii.
the Republican majority m the LcsiSla-
urc of the Empire State support itt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21

AIApY has been appointed Census
Enumeration in an Ohio town. Good.
il 10 were not for the ladies what would
become of the ceusus2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21
Electric Railway will Carry You
TO and from Your Home

to amy part OF the City. Emaville. bridgeport
or Martin, Ferry n fraction OF ih" time ii
takes now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21

IXTANTID-INO 4OOLN- Nm
,i,. q. Newman Mtg Co. BridgeportO. aajdqcq
nor SIIF-ToP BON BUGGY. II GOOD
/ order. VIII sell very cheap Addres- y
y. L.. this Office l"F-'i
TITANTEp-FIVE YOUNG LADIES TO
w learn Millinery Trade MAkSpLN j..
COLVIG. 1914 Main street ap.olea
7 oST-APAIR OF EYEGLASSES, BRIGHT
| 4 trimmed The finder will please leave at OF
ace OF REGISTER and receive reward. &l-ll
VTrANTED-A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE
w man iu Wheeling 90 represent Us lh scr
inc line of useful househopi >peclaiiieN- IL
MOT CASTLE y CO, Rochester. y, 4. "l-'f
NOR SALE-BLACKSMfTH AND WAGoN
/ Shop with all the material ana lease oil
IL CHlRNOCK. aple4dh
INVITED GIRLS GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Waiter. Chamherm"d. Care oil Sni l!.,,
.d-rr. Cook Tor boarding house out oI CIV. e'v
per week. also man as farm h4hd Hl si2.Uy bs ,,
month ROLES Employment bureau, 20. LOIS
Market ST, over llibberd Son - runners
api7h
XXrANTED-AGENTS FOR DENY FIR SIAIE
w Lottery. Ticket, 5Oc. Address A. g. KOS
~ Co.. Denver. Colo i,l1lo
NOR RENT-NO 80 THIRTEENTH ST.
L Apply 40 4. y lay loI Wy ''' - lf-i
o Sixteenth street "Pi'H
NvANTED-A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS
w Plumber one who can work both lead ana
iron nine Good wages aud steady employ ment
InGuira % sUNKEL ~ HECkMANN, Zane
,iiis Ohio aplst
VTANTED-Agcnt> Co canvass every CITY ~
w the country for the AUTOMATIC ia IA
PUNCH. Exclusive territory gwen anu Ii"
,r.I commission paid enabling an energetic
and intelligent business man 10 net more IMAM
an average salary. Address THE AUTOMATIC
BANK PUNCH COMPANY. sll Royal lnsur-
aucc Building Chicago. ILL., "plv'N"t
WANTED ACTIVE MAN FOR EACH
w section. Salary 80 to 500, tu locally
represent 90 ~ful y. y. Company iucorpor-
ated tu supply Dry Goods. Clothing Shoes. jew
rlrl. etc. to consumer, 100 cost Also l-tuA
of tact. salary $40, 90 enroll members So'ooo
now enrolled. 100000 paid inn. References
exchanged Empire Cooperative Association
credit we'll rated Lock Box $40 y. \. mr3lM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21

This dramatic speech broke him up badly /;
lint when she explained timt her arPfcnen-
sions were founded on tie fact of an inner
fel predispositiou To consumption ~ her
family, he Gained her fears bought a bottc
nor and She IS now the Incarnation OF health.
CONSUMPTION fastens ITS hold upon us victims
while they are unconscious of us approach;
The Golden Medical Discovery nas curcd
dies. But 10 must Poe taken before tine disease
IS too far advanced in order 20 Doc cucctiNc,
II taken I'M umc, and given inr trHi u VIII
cure. or money paid Tor IL VIII DC
refunded.
Tor Weak Lungs, Splitting - BLOOD,
ShorsuC-s OF Breath, Broht hitl'}
Asthma. severe Coughs, anc kindred
affections. 10 is ap efficient remedy.
n.r,rl--.i. -. Ir WoELns DE. WIN. Ass.N.
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a1r1r Advertisements.

ITvANTrD-TWO TOOLMAKERS. THOSE
w used 20 cutting dies on brass work. AP-
ply 20 Newman NJ re Co.BriaSePor"O' "so'4,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-21

VXvANTED-A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS
w Plumber one who can work both lead ana
iron pipe Good wages aud steady employ n'hI
,iii. ohio aplSt
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TOR SALE-ToP Bon BJGGf' NC. coop
/ order. VIII sell very cheap Addfr,> y
y H. this Office. l"P-"i
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NOR RENT-NO - THIRTEENTH ST.
L Apply 40 G.. y. Taylor, oyster Depot 90
Il Nf..ufL -IrDNf .ILI-
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-i,n,neJ The finder will please leave al of
fr. of REGISTER and receive reward. "p<lq
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TTrANTED-FIVE YOUNG LADIES TO
w learn Millinery Trade. MAhoni.iN l''
COLNIG. l0H Main street. all-oIe.
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VXrANTED-A THOROUGHLY RELIABLY
w man ia Wheeling 20 represent Us in sell
in. "a line of useful household >peclaiiie,. IL
NOT CASTLE.N co. Rochester y. =. ap@lq
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u j. ~ RrM.rrn.. opInIon ~ one
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-apyris.,. less, by woalD's DIS. urn. Assn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26
Struck The Street Roller.

H,tw,yu > au-GU'ciJci last evcu-
liz thyr.wa= % narrow escape from
q t.-ri l- aaci faut az the Iuter-ec-
ton Of FRI WcstauI Fist south
streets. Asl.is, 81 carload Of JleO-
pie were shaken up snd badly
frightened, a. electric car was
severely, and the steam stree. roller
slightly, Gamlg u. Ahead Of the
electric excursion car luI was an
other ear. =yd bath were lpa..ei
.Ilh passengers fUT First South
Street ws-t. ia 10 aS The street ear
reached tine centre Dl Fins;
Wet Street the street roller ar
rived ~ the same sVeI. The
r,r U irua, % ;HC motor ia sed uysT,
Uut iuu electric car was wider. anu
caught rle font 81 the steam roller.
Tie force ui the collision gave the
rl-stuger- % severe shaking ZAP. and
almost overturned the car. from
which tug sep wuS torn. One lady
tainted ami had ts he removed L.
Irr nome Iu q D.--Ii.-e. The U'ne.
I.,--- ugyu- Cotton tne front ear aBs
raj - &c removed 90 Hu- meme in a
carriage. THE other Passengers got
ru the front ear and continued their
Journey, while the roller aiII tile
motor ear We're separated, ami soon
continued on t!reir way. Tine clcc-
isic ear men 10y that "a they C2u-
down the street they rang tire bell,
hut Captain Dahl, engineer Of th1
roller, pail uo attention 10 them,
iUl crashed right into the ear. The
captain says lac dil uu; src OF hear
Size az ~ time 10 avoid tbs acri-
-c4t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26
Anath.r A..emnied burglary.

This morning. just before day
light. al a;gyaar was made to break
into The residence uf Dr. i. T.. Tai
ma.r. No. @aG east Seventh south
Street. The crooks tried To effect
au enhance ~ one o. The TGr.ar
windows. which had been let
r4T'-y u. .u iuI iGa EuVc.e- Z vrf-
G.g.Hl- iaL iy.Hrl iLry haI lifted
Tire wmlu~ ha.i au inch the ef-
iiri.a. vler'T.r alarm system with
which tine house is tilt,d began .c
a.rTs,e.s I4y alarm rang "Gt 50
hastily as 10 Immediately awaken
zine inmates ami gu,tEgm upon tGgir
-EarE. .Uy ...HE. g.lG.e induced TIE
Huu ..,a urah.I- 90 ahlugUu thcir
fs.uH ana l.sEra nasty departure.
-. ,,sl-.H ir....-s were recognized
a-.ll ll. window. indicating unr
ii * .f ibis =..--s. uJvl fraternity.
sue vaig. al electric alarms In
h.us SIS l.lG-,r.. -uI ,y ;hi- instance.
Electricity may at times become "a
m.diIw rf avatuCtiuu and death;
90 may a-.8 ia Hale e. reliable
-uaulI-uu I our a'uTbgrs and a pro-
S-.'ur %! our homie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26
IN SUMMIT COUNTY.
Poisoned Waters. - Damage by
Sudden FreShet.

WanshIp, the former county seat Of
Summit County, situated at the
mouth Of Silver Creek capFer'. seems
to have lost Il. 5loly. There was a
time when it was quite q business
point, but it has become I quiet vii
Iage. Its retrogression has been
causvd by the removal Of the county
seat. the st1plage Of the wagon raad
travel Nv the buiiiing Of uie ta'lrJ,i,
and the poisoning Of the waier by
The mills up at the Park. The foul
ing Of this once beautiful stream
should Je checked. THESE great
mills sh.ulI lie forced to settle the
tailings from their mills and not al
low the vast stream Of filth to follow
down the channel Of the creek, car
rying death ia its volume.
This water. when turned on the
meadows, 20 poisoas that It kills
hur-es that eat &c, and Il aaimals
drink tic water they sEaiually lose
their strength ;, THAI, when driven,
they drop in the harness. Range
horses that drink Of il get - that
they will take no other water, but
they yet short wIndeI and lose
their strength. Where it stands in
Iools II cmiJs feariIlly bad smell,
and vet the officials have taken no
action T. protect the poor aSicnituI-
ist against his stronger urishnor.
The crop PROSPECTS nj Nanship,
Housewife anu CGIiyille were
never better. HoyigsVillc expects
r., nav, 2 tos,0i!tre in a short time,
= postmaster having been appointed.
Yesterday Sunday, the -itn. } TINS
regi1s wa, visited 10y a heavy thun-
ders:Orm and C,UllOursls, the col
umn o. water striking In Spring
Hollow above the workings 81 TIE
Home Coal COmpIuy's mine, and al
linton. ON Chalk Creek, which pr
duced a fre-het aud did considerable
,iauIgrr. The furcc Ji the water |
washed AWAY great deal Of the !
slack dunn ard carried It down over |
The fields and into the river. ihS
Weber AT Echo TUse from fur u |
i've. feet in uue hour. FIClls ui !
IIrcrue were entirely destroyed. |
The railroad tract, WAS susmerse,.
h.ty.,cu Echo and Cua!v!l.e ami |
the bridge, damaged 80 that 10 |
Trains have VlSsgd over the road A. !
vet. The county bridge IL CGglvll!e |
came near being washed away, the |
NJ one end tui1S gone so /
that the briiEei is not pJssEb!r. While ]
this ilOJd was IN progress people /
left their homes IL fear, - many 81 |
the houses were ia imminent aau- /
ger al.d the water entered them. !
;lrirus ,y..rt. covered with CcHEIs, I
and had uut the ahutuegts uf the 4
rlilruaH hrii.eab0vg tu2irillc given /
way the whole sprthiug mass Of de-
hris and water w1u!u nave been
driven through t.e town Inc
damage i estimated nj several /
thousand dollar. The effects % .
,uc fr,-tr 81 are reported even wursv
70 Jltlu than 90 tulivii'c, ami tbr
-.ai between There and here l.
washed out, ami every h.iige IN
Chalk Creek j. gone. 4 temporary
r1.i j. bcirg m.jruP the uUrih side
Of Chalk Greek. ~ Huyi>vilic tnC
IluoI was quite heavy also, hut not
much damage was lone.
q. g.. LAMBERT.
CoALvILLE, July Il. l,Hl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26
Twsnty-rnnrlh Al rninn.

Thepeorlc at Union, salt Lake
County, were not behind their
u=ighhurs in appropriately cylshTat-
Ing the fOrty-third anniversary Of
the entrance uf tine Pioneers into
tlis valley. TEe days preceding.
were under the auspices Of the
hi>hnuric ANA Sunday School u tine
wari. John W. Sharp was orator
aud John Walker marshal 81 the
Jay. The morning meeting was
he'll in the Wlui house. where ap-
Eropriate slerrhts were male 10y
the orator ami other. The singing
vas by the Sunday school
Cloir, lei hy VIM. Cox. ami was
very creGllahle to that organization.
IN Original recitation .IL's a fact, -
composed for the occasion. caused
uIuch amUs, Ineut. Tie afternoon
exercises We're conducted i'm the
howeTy and consisted of dluCius,
Ci.tIihu;iOu II prizes 20 the oldest
c Jd youngest on the ground, races.
&C., with n dance in the evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

Yesterday afternoon john y
Pike was tgi-i uu q charge o. di.-
turbiug the peace. The affair Is
alleged 60 have occurred at tine POLL
ing Fllcc'iu the Tni.I Precinct GA
the DAY az The school election.
Six witnesses were examine. for
the prosecution, VIZ, J. u. Bush, 81
deputy msr-iaI, y. u. Collins,
James II. SIur.eT.. Gorge Lam
bourne. CHa~. o. King aud Wan. L..
Ducc. TurreerrI Guss not disclose
that ary evidence wJs offered 10y
tin defense, yet Justice Ianry
found ia. defendant mot guilty.
Ia the cls- %! Wan. Poll ANA i4g-
Tire Nshnau. convicted % ,E,-lIS-,
sentence was suspended.
The case Of l.. Is. Francis charged
with assault and battery. was So l.g
. pm July -.
Business TO-DAY:
Baus Lewis AMI Jo-erh NioG.M
wy.r the only common five dollar
tTauk- who had Interviews with ilr
llslrt 20 IL morning session.
George James j. ia for Yg,it lar
ccny.
Jamr7 AMI Maggie Reynolds were
convicted o. disturbing the peace
aud tupir sentences taken under al
visement
John Caumaugh i held fD- the
Slmg o!ieuSs..
JAMES Morrison aud Mike and
Tim NCGuiTr are held L. answer
charges Of trgsQasS.
Robert Jones was fined So for as
saUit ami artery.
J. ". Clay, charged with That
o.Ttu-e, w. 10 he tried this after
noon.
Il. r.. sJrDgc IS held to answer q
clar-e Of assault with a deadly
weapon, in S5u bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26
The Twenty-Fourtl at Draper.

The celebration Of Pioneer bay al
Draper was "a Thorough success. At
G.yb-cak the citizens were arous, d
nou slumusr hy the sound Of ar,ii-
lrry; n sunrise the brass hand went
round the town and did not cease
their efforts until ten O'Clock. BY
-als time an immense number Of
persons from Draper aud the sur
rounding settlements had cougre-
gl.el va Bro Gu's Grove. where pre-
Im-4tiOus Lal been made for "A
pleasant time. An interesting pro-
-rEmme 81 songs, : uecHts, TccI,a-
lions all Uu-ic was carried out.
After dinner Indian Chief Alcdz.-
HIu-guy, with his hand OF warriors,
vi-iiel tire grounds. They held =
council VI WaI. smoked the PIE Of
peace. CNIiuI,eI some remarkable
ieaJs % Workmanship anu horse
nausu.i. TIE afternoon WIS spent
IL various amu-rmeu,=, and TFizes
wereuist-.but- u among the children.
Notable features were the las. u.til
-amg between HERMAN aad DrJugr
teams aul horse racing. In the
evening al participate! IN dance.
REX.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26
The Struble Bill.

Washington, July IS. - The fol-
lowing dispatch VIII appear tomoT-
Tow in the Washington correspond
cnce OF the New York Herald: The
Mormon test oath bill now before
The House committeeon Territories.
which would, i; it became 4 law.
iisfranchi.c some ten thousand
democratic voters in Utah, will not
pass at this session Of Congress. hut
viii occupy n pigeon hole IA the
committee on Territories room until
the Fifty-first Congress is on the
wsne. The bill was Introduced Lv
Representative S.ruble, OF Iowa.
chairman OF the committee. Tie
bill has been vigorously fought by
the democrats fr1Ll the moment Gf
its reference 10 their committee. Il
i now agreed that the committee
will suspend action upon the hin
until next session. Meanwhile a
subcommittee OF five members il 10
visit Utah during the Interim Of the
adjournment OF Congress and make
report upon the subject at lie rext
seGsion.-HfrGld.