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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
TfEsT.. 4sA UsT COMPANY
offices Cor Fourth and jackson
streets-acts as executor, admin
iStratOr, guardian, trustee, as
AsiUnee receiver.

iStratOr, guardian, trustee, as
stgnee, receiver.
l. GTATEe OF MIN NESoTA.z COUNTY OF
y Ramsey-ss. In Probate Court, Special
Term, May 81, 4 $50.
IN the matter of the estate of David Mcelas-
key, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of The
ST. Paul Trust Com pam ". administrator with
will annexed of the estate, of said David
McClaskey. deceased representing among
other things that it has fully administered
said estate, andprayffi gthat a time and.place
be fixed for examining Antfalowing its final
account of administration and for the as
signmenfof the residneof said estate to the
person entitled thereto under the will of said
deceased;
1t is ordered, that said account be exam
ined and petition heard.5by the judge of this
court. fen Mefitay.the 10Th day of june. A.
d. 1890, at ten o.e1ockfTa. M. at the probate
court, in the court house in st. Paul, in said
lAiids it lis further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested, by
publishing a. copy of this order for three
Successive weeks. on Thursday of each week,
prIorioF said day of Hearing. in the st. Paul
DAILY GLOBE, a daily Newspaper printed and
pnblishedat st. Paul, IN said county.
TEST sAMUEL MORRISON, {
-. Judge of Probate
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PERSONALS.

MI sDR. EDDY, the distinguished
lfI kFrenehisclairvoyant, late of zBosten,
while entranced will<reyeaI every hidden
myStefysinlife; prepares Egyptian tafismans,
which will overcome your enemies. Iemoye
family troubles, restore lost affection, unite
t9le@ separated, help all h1nl trouble Q N HB5
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by mail !;
send stam p for illustrated circular. Parlors
% aadF3G. 3 East Seyeathtst ]
IN ME. aEfsACH, !, claifyoyant; = InagreIie
N1 and massage treatment. 20 sixth ST.
south. Rooms and 10 Minneapolis, .
RTRS. MARY "A. 7TUsSEY. e223 East
NIlEightli st. takes special pains with the
eyes, Aeirs, rheumatism. para1ytic effects re-
stored to natural feelings and all chronic
diseases 7sgiyes naassage lreatmehs.
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DARBER wanted at once; steady job
ID Globe Barber Shop. MINNEAPOLIS.
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Flats.

ELAT-Fo orr rent, at sfeeuced rate, Suite
Il No. % atzthe Albion with steam heat,
hot and cold water gas range, window
shades, screens, hardwood carpet in parlor;
all included in rental This is the second
story corner suite, has bayWindoWs on both
avenues, and lis we'll known to be the most
cheerful and convenient fiat in town; large
rooms, cool in summer andfwarm in winter;
electric light iInquirelN. C. Thrall, Northern
Pacific, Railroad.
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= fssI,IsvIs4sssrrssN.

\ SNHGkTEFAND'.4alN TYPEWRITING. /
- day. evening, and 9by,mdil; Standard
system: sendf for catalogue Miss j! ID. Hess
81 Pioneer Press,
CT AGA HAS ACADEMY OF. MUSIC
y and Art 26 East Exchange St-Lessons
to ladies and children given on piano. organ.
violin and guitar: also a thorough ceurSein
drawing and painting, including cray onss pas
tel wafer cofors and decorative work For
terms call or address the Superioress.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

DAIRY 'sHAND--Wanted, hoy TO herd
IL COWS and work in dairy Call ,ati-259
West Third st. ct 8 O'Clock.
EMPLOYMENT alted. AMMAN to- take
IL care oftwo horses Il @cGwi and large
lawn; musthnderstand taking care of plants.
AGlreSS Y 21:S Globe
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WI Jackson=st and 175a sCuthA WI bas ha;
have on hand $1,000 at 6 per cent on i'm
DrOVed nrODprty
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QOAT-One fine rowboat for sale. Ad-
ID dress 6Bl Case st.
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#RORKONYsSOMlE MONEY. on your fur
II niture, pianos. horses wagons without
removal; diamonds. jewelry; notes dis
counted time checks cashed. salaries ad-
ryaneed. Watts Davis sos Jackson st.
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No ell forbid Wants viii besreceived:
IN every case the time must beaspecined. and
lie money according TO above schedule,
mHstHeeomp order.
81 AdYertisersswill please designate. the
heading under which they desire their
tWantsn 10 appear
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DR.. TELLER,
$50 Jucksor Sfrss.
MINI.

Speedily cures all private, nervous, chronic
and blood and skin diseases of both sexec
without the.use of merouryor hindranee from
business. NO & IRE, NO PAY. Pri-
where the blood has beebme poisoned. eaus-
Ing ulcers -blotohes, sore throat and mouth
pal rs in thelh head and bones. and all dis.
tasesof the kidneys and bladder, are cured
for life. Men of allages who are suffering
from the result of youthful indiseretion OF
excesses of mature years, producing nervous
ness, indigestion, constipation, loss of mem
cry, ETC., lare thoroughly and permanently
fured.
:. DR.: FellerJ who has had many years Of. ex
perience in this specially, is agraduate from
Dne4of the leading medical colleges of the
country He has never failed i'm curing and
Eases that he has undertaken. Cases and
or write for list of questions Medicines sent
bsmail and express everywhere free from
risk and OK posture.
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EoR SALE-oaeoft the very choicest resi-
L lenee lots in Merriam Park water and
sewerage. on: street; !. convenient to steam.i
cable and two lines of electric cars. Call or
address j, j. Coreeran, Drake Block. /
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~ l7NIB3N for railroad in the Black
~ ,.IIills; Sl.75 per, day ; free fare. : 81 l
,Rossohnl st
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.tOLLEcTFONS.

|. CPECIAIT ATfEN ZION GIVEN to the
~ collection of current and delinquent ac-
| cou,ftss judgments wherererrendered: sbidls,
\ notes and all unpaid obligations; no charges
\ unless collection is made; bank reference
/ furnished; ; give us a trial Security Colfec-
/ ton CO. 81 9 .Jhckson.R CONS ana2
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MisceIIalie.Oils.

4 SNAP OF SNAPS-Who wants a neat
IL. little house; and % foot lot that sold for
$500 last year, for $1,000? Terms one
fourth cash, balance to suit. owner is nom
. resident and must sells at SO great a sac
: rifice: located on the ST. Anthony hiliof the
West side, commonly called t'TheA Bluff
/; street cars run one block from the house. and
same, line by NoY.. t;sonly fifteen or twenty
minutes walk fronTthe posteffiee; all assess
! ments and taxes paid; streets graded and
sidewalks laid. Cali at Room SO least side.
Union Block, city. !
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
REAL EsTATEzEoR SALE.

MaSraw REeS.44x. Osmlln.
HulHthz and SuperiorE Real Estate 129 and
130 Globe Building ST. Paul. MINI.
M +, DESIRE to. obtain control of acres
w III Douglas county, Wis, and ST. Louis
county, MINI, .also -lofs and blocks inGthe'
cities of SUPERIOR Wis5 and Duluth, Mimi.
we have constant sinaniries for property in
both these places ;.persens desiring to turn
prep erty quickly wilI find itftotheir. advan-i
tag q 10. oorrespond with rs; we have at the
present time some of the best bargains ever
offered at the head of the lake. Magraw
. Bros 40 Snlun
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FOR SALE.

SAAIEs
DOAT-One fine rowboat for sale. Ad-
ID dress 6Bl Case st.
EOR SALE A good, strong delivery
IL wagon, three good counters two show
cases. and a lot. Of. good grocery fixtures
591 Broadway.
ENGlNE-Newz six horse vertical steam
~ engine for sale, very cheap. For price
! addressW. $. Kellogg, Brainerd, Mimi.
(tASoLINE STOVES at SO per cent less
VI than retail. prices; we. are Introducing
something better. .Pruden Stove Company.
Sipley, near Seventh.
/ IMESTONE-Fo sale, all grades of
IL white limestone; none better in the
state bridge stone, engine bed and
range rock ESPECIALLY. :. For prices, address
c.. II. Carli, saltwater, Mimi
T AVN .TENNIS--Two complete, new
IL lawn tennis. suits for sale cheap finest
material made; too large for owner. who had
them sent direct from London. "a Rondo ST.
ST0yES-Goodg gasoline stoves at 40 per
- cent off retail list shipped to any ad-
dress or city delivery. Pruden Stove Com
pallv 400 and All Sibev ST.
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suburban.

EARMS-Seetien l. town 80 range %,
l. Ramsey county $29; an acre plus i'm
prevements; extra riehatwenty acres, S., 900.
SIN Stewart ST. Jasaph.s Mo.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
DOR SALE-Smal bay mare; weight $50;
II sigentle driver, single sor double ,or will
sell buggy and harness along = cheap. ECalI
atGleaSOnsS Twelfth and jackson.
L,OR SALE-BIack horse No L roadster,
Il weight 1850 pounds. Call at 629 War
reu st.
II ORSE FyVzANTED for ztweSeateds car!
IL riage; must be good style and attractive,
aud weigh notices. than l, 800 pounds 100
East Fifth st, up stairs
r WANT TO BUY ageod secondhand
II .lsiugle sbuggy harness cheap. &C! Wi.Efee{
man. 1876 FoTestst.
DASTURE-Good sspasture G for horses.
l. West Seventh ST., this side Fort Smell
ing Hugh MeCue.
TNBE largest and l,estassortmentot car.
Il riageS.and buggies ofsevery styleiat dow
er prices than the same can be bought of any
other dealer i'll st. Paul. extension top car
riages, roekaways,- opens and top buggiass
canopy tops, phaetons. jump Seats democrat
wagons buekbeards, express wagons, Con-
cord wagons, pony carts, delivery wagons,
carts, Kensingtonswagons harnesses, etc, at
Kings Carriage Rooms, corner Fourth and
Minnesota SITS.
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hiftSIGdL.

D4ANO FgNANo-a s. 10 FfrsteIass wof (
i guaranteed. Samuel E. Cruteifett, So.
Wabasha ST. Room =; city references
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DuIufnl q. sitpe rior.R cal Estate.

/ i !: for non residents;s Ishave not made less
/ thans50 per cent upon any money invested
/ through me. dIringthe past year. Can sell
some very choice pieces Of acreage near Su,
perier and Duluth. Have a large list of
+ blocks and lotsisins zeldfSuperior at bottom
/ PRICES perfect title. DANES A. Boggs, 3l7
| to 800 Chamber of Commerce, Duluth. Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

ma ANAGEK Wan led man with 500
W. cash to take charge of branch Office !;
salary $50 per month ahd share of profits ,
position permanent. Address lock box 437
La Crosse MIS- :,
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XITANTED-A- piece Of improved or I'M
w improved business, property; give de
seription, state price,, ETC. Address X260,
Globe
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EOR SALE-By 0wner-A very desirable
i ! corner. on Grand tav. Address E. M /,
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DYE WORKS,

Z j. ROCHEX, N W. Steam Dye Works;
Il Office 4l6 Robert.st> Ryan block works
80 and 5 Indiana av
TlSMfSONtS co; New York Steam Dye
a Works; ladies' and gents clothing
specially. IA West 7SiXthst
KAHLERT4&s. Mf INTEL. MfNNESOTA
IN Steam Dye Works, 244East Seventh st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Miscellaneous Business Chance

L furnished throughout Torrent cheap;
good opening for the right kind of man
with limited lcapltal; hotel anyways fuHAof
boafders. Address for particulars e 25S,
Globe
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY.
G0UNTER-Wanted to buy. counter eight
~ feet long. H.: Globe office
GASs FfXTURES-Wanted to buy, gas
VI fixtures; must be in good order. H..
Globe office.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS--Wanted to buy.
IL second hand household, goods of any
kind. Leave orders or address to Fred Dunn
mel; $50 Rice ST.
GHoWCASES-W to buy show
- cases. Address to-day. POI West
Seventh st.
M ANTED-Smal house on the hill to re
w moye.frem premises. James Schoon-
maker, New York Life Building
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G9A0 MORE DAY and station men
<~OO wanted for Michigan, and D more
braska. Cotton. 2 South Second st., Mime
-apoliS.
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on salaryof con

MfANTED-Salesm on SalaryoF com.
wv mission to handle the New Patent
Chemical Ink-Erasingi Pencil 1.-the greatest
selling novelty ever, produced grasses ink
thoroughly in. two seconds no abrasionof
paper: 200lo 800 per centprofit; one agents
sales amounted to $500 in six days; another
49, in two hours :: we want one energetic
Eeneralagent for each state and territory
sample by mail. 81 cents. Forterms and full
particulars address TheMonroe EFaseriManu-
fnctnElng ColnpanY. La. Crosse. Wis.
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Suburban

EoTTAGES7 AT MAHTOMEDI-==Eig
" room cottage; fine locality Twill rent for
500 for season, or will sell at reasonable
figures LaWton Brothers, 175 South Wiaba-
SbasStfeet
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ELAT4To rent. handsomely, furnished
l. fiat; i FIVE rooms all :. modern con-
venenees; on ST. A ilthonyE Hill ;tfirst-class
location; rent reasonable to theright parties.
Address 2Rl.Glahn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

DARBER-Wan "a 7strictly ffrst-class
ID white barber at once: good wages and
steady Job. Apply to IIilzker Bros, SO West
ThirdsSt Winona MINI.
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MERRIAM PARIxs4F or sale on monthly
4ll payments new eightrroom house, :
. alcove; large attic weedshed; store room :;
cellar under whole house, outside stone
entrance to same :; city water up and down
stairs; hardwood finish; beautifully papered
convenient to depot. If desired will furnish
good tenant, longs lease good rent. F. G.
Minor, near deaot@AIeYriam Park.
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i FIN ANGIAl..

d M.ENEWPORT7 & son, INVEST
IN. l.ment Bankers. loan money .on linz
ed=property in st. Paul and #Mimeap-
oils at g per cent ION or before" Offices.
New Pioneer Press Building. ST. Paul, and
Bank of Minneapolis Building, Minneap-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

MON EVILOANED in sums of $40
lOl\L L land upward OH furniture
pianos, horses, carriages. Hetc., without re-
moyal: also on diamonds and watches;
Loan and Investment Company, f.E. s. Case
manager. 309lal Jaekson.s St. Rooms land 2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

(ARBER-W tirst-elasss white bar
- Der; steady job for rightman. Unveils,
WatertoWn.S :. d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-06
The Street Car Middle.

No new developments came up in street
car circles yesterday. But something
startling is apt to come up at any moment.
The Henderson company had all of one
hundred and fifty men throwing out the
dirt and laying the track in the streets YES
terday.
The ties and rails were nearly laid last
evening from Washington avenue to the
depot on Twenty fifth street, and from the
Broom hotel corner, on Washington avenue.
to Twenty-fourth street. The Henderson
company have had forces Of men working
day and night during the week, and are
pushing the work along as fast as possible
They no doubt are expecting move from
their opponents at any time. However.
they claim their right to build the line and
that Ogden City company cannot help them
selves.
Some of the Ogden City people claim
they have an injunction, and they are wait
ing for the proper time to come before they
serve 1t. But the public doubt very much
the truth OF the statement.
The Ogden City company say that their
rights have been trampled upon, and they
will tight for their interests TO the end.
1hey are not oblecting to parallel tracks so
much as the manner in which the Hender-
son company have conducted themselves.
When the old line was built it was placed
little to the west of the
centre, thinking they would some
day build another track, SO as TO
have double line through the city, there
fore they claim the Henderson company
are using the right Of way that belongs to
them. Mr.. Gilbert, Of the Ogden CITY
company was seen yesterday and stated
that the Henderson company would have
several large damage suits upon their hands
soon. and that it would cost them a good
deal more than they anticipated before they
get the matter settled. The fight is gradu
ally growing worse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-06
A FriskY Horse.

Real estate dealer A. w. Miller came
near meeting serious accident night be-
before last. About o'clock he was coming
from Five Points where he had been to
look after some business interests. When
he arrived at Ogden river bridge the horse
he was driving became frightened and ran
down Washington avuenue at a 2:06 speed
The animal kept the middle of the street
until it reached the Utah National bank
corner where it took to the sidewalk which
was soon cleared of people when they saw
the runaway coming. The steed held pos
session of the walk until it collided with
the elevator frame erected in the front of
the new Boyle block, where it became
tangled up in the structure and was
stopped. Mr. Miller chung to the reins un-
til he was thrown from the buggy at this
place and escaped all harm save few
severe bruises. The buggy was badly
dilapidated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-06
County Court.

Hon. William Goodwin presided, John 2.
Wright, James Mack and W. D. Cranney.
| selectmen.
Phillip Roberts, of Paradise, verbally pc
titioned for a reduction of his tax. He had
never, and did not now, own 5000, for
which he had been assessed. He was put
under oath and reaffirmed non PROPRIETOR
snip, and tie clerk was oraercu To issue d
warrant Tor SIS III favor VI said Roberts as
a rebate on his tax OF 1880
Samuel McMurdie petitioued for Sl0O
damage done HIM Icy the respassing OF the
travelling public upon his property. HIS
petition was tabled pending investigation.
| Tho clerk read u communication from ii
h. Petersen, jr., Hyrum City recorder.
which advised the court that Ayrum Gin :
council had passed z resolution TO take
charge OF LIE collecting ana expendlng of
the poll tax within the corporate Limits of
! that city. The matter was referred to
Selectman Wright.
The numerous petitions from North
Cache valley TO RETAIN tue bridge over the
Bear river IN the first site Selected, came
up, and the court orGereu the oriGge 30 be
built at the point west of 'Smitntield.
The petition OF George Sumner and
others, OF Paradise, Tor the establishment
OF school district, was reported fayoraDlv
upon by Selectman Wright and ouperin,
uendent Apperley, recommending a sljgut
change IN the boundaries. The report was
accepted and the boundaries established IS
follows:
All that portion Of Cache county situate d
south or the northern boundary of town
ship nine north TO be known as Mineral
Point school district. h. Bankneau. VIII
liam Pulsipher ana a. o. jackson were an
pointed trustees for the said district.
r. r. CauJWell Detitioned for N ,a,,,,nt;a,,
in his taxes, on account CT credit cue mir,
under the tree culture act when he
had not received. Referred to Selectmsn
Wright
G. Heyer and George Anderson, of Rich
mond,. were given until spring TO remove
their fences from the public highway.
Five thousand dollars was appropriated
to pay the note dated June IL, 1850 in favor
OF Thatcher Brothers Banking company.
Bills amounting 10 s., 800 were appropri
ated. taking the time until O'Clock D. IN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-06
First District Court

The following cases came up before
Judge James A. Miner yesterday:
Sarah Demar VS.. John Demar: on mo.
ton order granted for publication of sum.
mons.
Almon P. Calvin ct al VS.. Alfred Wal
drum ct al; on motion, this appeal is here
by dismissed for failure to paw docket fec
Jeanette Eccles VS.. Union Pacific rail
way; on motion the defendant was grained
twenty days time in which TO serve and
file statement on motion for new trial
A Mcdonald VS.. Union Pacific railway
company; on motion the defendant was
granted twenty days further in which tn
serve and file statement for new trial.
The People VS.. George Malan, convicted
before Il. w. Gross for incoripeblitv.
hearing set for November at D. m.
Benjamin -Ramsell VS.. James Mortimer.
order setting aside stay of execution. On
motion of Evans 81 Rogers and it appearing
That certain costs have not been paid. and
that time has elapsed, stay of execution in
The above cause is hereby set aside.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-06
This morning is perfect one The Opera

Inns morning is perfect one The Opera
House brass band, the Central drum corps,
the Amateur drum corps and the Liberal
oram corps are out with colors flying, stir
ring up the city. The registration list
counts $50 voters. At u O'Clock nearly 200
OF those votes are poled
conference and election day have come
together and amuseInents of different kinds
nave been arranged for. On Saturday
, anu Monday evenings the Logan ORA
HaIlc company opened up the season
WIN Georgia Hayne and George J. By
water IN the leading roles Manager Hyde
worried hard and persistently in the forma-
ZION OF this company. His enterprise in
securing Miss Hayne from California and
ms ludgemnt in Getting local talent went
10 make the organization a success. The
numerous meetings and anusements oc-
curing the same evening, prevented very
large houses, but the successful presenta
Ilon OF Madeleine, the Woman of the
Ieople, Will secure future patronage.
MISS dayne made herself favorite and
bywater only augmented his Well-earned
reputation. Miss Kate Hanson sustained
hef part most satisfactorily and showed her
powers OF looking ''lovely' to perfection.
with some wedding and regular practice
the company have the qualities for achev-
ing place among those Of the first class.
Last night another meeting of the Lib
erals was held in the REESE opera house, at
Wnlch ii ii. Smelling, G. G. Goodwin Jour
commissioner, Marx Fletcher and others
were speakers Moderation was the pre-
vaient spirit and many of the Peoples
party We're present. After the meeting
side issue' was held in the commission
er's Office, where ''Rob :" Sloan, c. D. W.
f'ullmer and others of the Peoples party
with the LIBERAL speakers of the evening
met and had hearty time with refresh
ments and story telling. G. D. W. was as
lfrepressIble as ever, but tie palm for
story telling was accorded by reclamation
to Robert.
so much enthusiasm and so great num-
Der OF people could not come together with
out the usual accident. Yesterday man
driving wagon with hay rack on drove
against another wagon containing Mrs.
LandQuist and others from Hyde Park.
Mrs. Landquist's team became frightened
ana ungovernable and ran away, striking
every other wagon On crowded Main in the
Iranuc teams career and smashing things
generally. Mrs. Lundquist was thrown
from the wagon ana her head was literally
mashed. DR.. Parkinson was called and
sewed up gashes in her forehead, under her
left eye and in her check.
GA fire also caused much alarm and no
damage Sunday afternoon.
OIlcerVlck Crockett returned Yesterday,
bringing with him the escaped Barney
Myers, In for horse stealing. whom lie
found IL Montpelier, Idaho, after chase OF
a week