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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-10
MY THE LEsEHET NEWS SHOULD
BE SUBSCRIBED FOR IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

LI,i- the Organ OF the Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Lsiisrday Saints, and the author
ned medium through which the views. wish-
- and instructions q TIC Church AR
ihorities are expressed, and siTeH 20 ihs
SAints.
= II may always he relied upuH "a advo
eating or defending the right -,is 81 ever
question proper for public iOuT'Sss= = res,
sp0n-
SIT Is devoted to TIE interests Of n,
Latter Gay saints. aad hzs, from Is lcty
.ion, vzliAn.iy defended their nights and
advocated the principles IN vhieh they be
lieyei and every I.attcr-day Saint should
therefore feel under obligations 20 DO his
part in hslpiBs 10 Sustain 1t.
Ans rot published Tor speculation. and
never has seen. bet Cor the good which Il is
capable Of accomplishing; the profits. II any
-.~ssss-s sass.- |s.---s 4.---.-s -
extending rs sphere Of Esefslnes,. and
5enehiiBg ne community.
81 1, dong its utmost 20 establish hsus
industries. among which are paper making.
iype-fonndIng. sIcreoiyping and electro
typiag-branehes necessary 20 the develop.
psnt and independence Of the community,
but which, during their infancy (which in
Ihls Territory they have not yet passed., car
snly be carried on At q peeuniATy loss
9. There Ia no danger Of any subscriber &c
The NEWS falling TO get what he subseTibeI
for through failure Of the bIsIness and q
suspensiea Of TIE publications. common
result In the case Of h7ndreds Of Newspaper
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FROM BISHOP WHITNEY.
hsW' The Registrar Struck His
zane or the List.

Bishop o. F. Whitney sends us
a letter, which was published in
Yesterdays Herald in regard to the
arbitrary action Of the registrar in
striking his name from the registra-
ton list. The Bishop is confined to
bis house with an attack Of illness,
out viii probably be out in a few
days. Following is the letter.
From the decision Of the registrars
Published in this mornings Tribune
and in this evenings News, I learn
that my na:ne is among those which
have been ordered TO be stricken
from che registration lists. The rea-
son given is as follows: "The evil
Gence shows that each Of the defend
ants has, at some period since the
passage Of the anti-poIygamy law of
1852, entered into the relationship
Of b'gamy OF polygsmy.''
Now, so far as this allegation re-
iates to myself, it is absolutely and
entirely false. The evidence shows
nothing Of the kind. The registrars
are not in possession Of any evidence
that would substantiate such a
charge, Snd for the best Of ali rea-
sons-there is none to be had.
SapispSe they surmiSed 10 the con-
rory because | failed TO appear be-
ycre Mr.. Winters on the Srl inst. to
answer to the ''objection'' Of that
arch-ensnarer, Mr.. Webb, whose
gsuzy network Of grounSIess nc.
cnsations has been torn and Dunc.
turel so often Of late. All there i.
70 1t Is this. l was Unavoidably alb
sent from town during the most Of
The past week-duty calling me
elsewhere-and consequently was
unable 20 respond to the summons.
Aeft az my house while l was away
From home, to appear before Regist-
Eaf Winters court Of inquiry.
Through my failure 10 so appear. |
suppose my case went by default.
though my first intimation TO thai
Siiecs was in reading, this morning,
ihe decision referred to.
Well, il seems 1 am sscaupht in
ihe web" for the time being, and
ike Others of my fellow-citizens, rs
uuj'Istly treated. will not be able 20
20 to the polls on election day.
should like to have voted on Mon
day next, if for no other reason than
u be able to tell my children and
my children's children, in after
years, that on the 10th of February,
1899, in casting my ballot for the
.'cople's candidates, I struck a blow
for liberty and honest government,
against what it needs no prescience
10 perceive would be n grinding
tyranny IS much to be dreaded as
any that the annals of fbe darkest
ages OF despotism can show.
However, I'll vet vote. many
years, and live to see the pure Drin-
ciples Of freedom and equality. that
tyrants and traitors are now IRAN
ping in the mire. triumphant anJ
the flag Of my country waving prond.
ly over n peaceful and happy land
where man has ceased his sinbu.
manity 70 man." and when rogue.
and hypocrites, masking as patriots
aud reformers, are mouldering in
dishcnorable and forgotten graves.
o. T. WHITNEY.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. s, 1890.
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The commIssIouer ruled tbat N,

The commissioner ruled that the
questioning could go on and this
line was kept up for some time, the
object being to show that Mr..
Barton had not sent any dispatches
TO Pinkerton nor received any re-
piles.
The dispatch named in the COM
plant; and one 10 Marshal Parsons
regarding Ray, written On regular
Western Union blanks, were intro
dueed, as having been received
from Chicago. Neither OF them
was a copy Of the bogus telegram.
Byron Groo testified th:t he had
no knowledge OF the dispatches.
VIM. b. Brown, Manager Of the
Western Union Office Ia this city,
testified TO the dispatches received
and sent at this Office. He testified
under protest, however, and after
the commissioner had made an or
der that he must produce copies Of
the dispatches referred TO.
While Mr. Brown wac absent af-
ter the copies, Judge Powers testified
that he had telegraphed TO Pinker-
Ton about the three persons named
In the dispatch quoted in the COM
plant, and had received a reply
which he gave to Mr.. bannan. He
had also received a dispatch that
Mr.. Pinkerton was not in Chicago,
and letter signed W. A. Pinker-
ton, with the initial + after the
name KRIS
Marshal Parsons testified that
some days ago he had received, in
response to a telegram sent by him,
a message from Pinkerton about one
Ray.
Mr.. Brown here returned with the
copies Of kilograms asked for. Here
Is one OF them:
To ". s. Firing, Chicago, Ills: I
An alleged dispatch has been re-
eelved here over the name OF W. A.
Pinkerton stating ,hsr ! was indicted
Tor perjury in Pennsylvania and for
blaekmal in Chicago in lSSs. See
and demand netrzc,ion, and
II he will not, sue him at once for
highest damages. 1 will send cost and
copy Of supposed telegrsns.
JESSE &. BARTor.
The others denied that such tele-
gram as that referred to in Mr.. Bar
toms dispatch had ever been sent
10y Pinkerton. These kilograms APP
peared in Fridays NEWS.
The bogus telegram published in
n "1iberal'' organ, and to which
the denials specially refer, was not
produced among those which were
received at the telegraph Office
BIr. Penrose was wanted rs n wit
ness, but as he had not been sub
penaed, an adjournment was taken
till IL am. on Tuesday, and MIR.
Lannan was released without
bonds.
1t will be seen that the farce is be
ing conducted on kilograms entirely
to the bogus dispatch pub
lished in a "Liberaln organ, for the |
purpose Of injuring the Peoples |
Party in the campaign As before |
stated, Arnold and the gang he l.
said to be associated with are I'M
known TO the Peoples committee or
their employees. Mr.. Ray is believed
Dy the "Liberals'' to be one Of the |
many witnesses in the infamous
train business, hence |
he attempt TO weaken his testi.
nony,
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SECOND EDITION
FRAGMENTS.

rgr H'omqH's Exponent for Feb
isl u now oat-
PATRICK KELLY was fire ! $40 &c
day for being drunk.
Il. [. NCCuLL9UGH was arr, stet
l,.t night for battery and disturb
ing the peace.
TIE Ninth Ward fife and drum
l,nl PLAYED some stirring music in
rant Of the News office this after,
ZION,
Ma. TUCKER, advance agent OF
Hans the Boltman," is III town,
and has arranged for that popular
5iacc to be given in the Theatre on
tuesday evening, Feb. nth.
= NEWMAN and Joseph WINS
,rora arrested yesterday fer selling
I; nor on sunday. They LEFT Sl00
each for their appearances tomor-
TUw.
t,r77HrR D. 7. BURT, Of Brig
hmm civ. was in our midst on
Ss'ur,Iav. and before leaving to re-
rurn home purchased two dozen
rories Of the L. D. ;. Fsalmody for
The use Of tic Brigham City choir.
Tue funeral service Of the late
a. =. Walsh viii be held at : p. m.
tomorrow, Tuesday, nj the Twenty
first Ward meeting house, Friends
of the firmly are respectfully in
yitrt.
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PROVO ELECTION.
1 Fslsehocd Rejected. - John E.
Booth lhFad for Mayor.

PROVO. Utah, Feb. 10, 1880. [Spe-
rial to the DrsERET NEws.l-The
T5l5u5e dispatch from this city to
the effect that J. c. Graham has
been deposed from the management
Of the Enquirer FOR his political
work. Is absolutely false.
Election il proceeding quietly.
There lie great interest in the result.
John Z. Booth viii poll a large
majority over either the split or
"Liberal'' candidate.
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The Liberals, have cut down
the Peoples vote by arbitrary anc
IN ust processes and increased theil
own by the must glazing Partially
IN their favor. They, in consequence
claim n majority.
The result is in doubt, with q
prospect in favor Of the People, not
outstanding the Illegal methods Of
the opposition. The People, We be
lieve, voted without scratching,
while Il is reasonable to be pre-
sumed that n great deal Of il was
3onc by honest men OD he'Li6eraPi
side
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senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. - Bills
making an appropriation for public
buildings were reported and placed
on the calendar as follows: Oakland,
California, $500, 400; Cheyenne,
Wyoming, $50, 600, Helena, Mont,
$50, 200; Salt Lake City, Utah,
$500, 900; Stockton, California,
$4,000; Mammoth Hot Springs,
Yellowstone National Park, Sl0,-
900, Portland, Oregon, $500, 900;
Virginia City, Nevada, $4,000; Has.
tings, Nebraska, $4,000; Dalles,
Dragon 100000; Salem, Oregon,
Sl00, 900; Reno, Nevada, $50, O0C
San Diego, California, 100000.
a bill was passed in relation TO the
arrest of offenders against the United
States escaping from one district oil
State to another.
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spECAL NOTICES.
$4,000

Worth of clothing, hats, boots and
shoes, gents furnishing goods and
notions will he offered at AUCTION
TRADE SALE Wednesday, February
Il, at IL O'Clock am, in quanti-
ties, as many Of elch kind asmay.be
on hand. Merchants will find goods
ready for inspection the day before
the sale, on Tuesday, February IL.
l.. GOLDBERG.
Andrew & Reinsimar. Auctioneers.
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Sickness on the ella River.

I'll. G. B. writes from Pima,
Graham County, Arizona, Feb. 4,
1899 as follows:
here is a general run of measles
4 an ia gippe'' all along the Gila
W., causing quite a number of
ea' Us; All the schools are sus-
n ~ 60 Tor the present, and such a
here. was "e'ei AnO" !"
ana tn a weather is dry and warm,
nr re- nose taat are well enough are
Afing toput in their gardens"
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4 Hornets Nest.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. lO.-Demo-
cratic State Senator Becker brought
here by the sheriff on Saturday
night was spirited away by the
democrats last night and crossed the
IdahO-Montana line this morning.
All the democratic senators are
now out OF the State and the
Senate is without q quorum. The
question is now raised whether
the bills passed on Saturday
night can become law, rs the lieu
tenant governor is required to sign
the bills in the presence OF the Sem
ate.
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Lombard Investment company.

Rooms & 2, No. 6S East, Second
South Street. Money loaned on
farm and city property. Give US
call. We have plenty Of money for
good loans. dim
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TODAY'S TELEGRAMS.
Ilniin ls a af.Ie.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE Sen
ate committee on territories has
directed tie Chairman to favorably
report the bin for the admission Of
Idaho as a State, on Wednesday.
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Hirschman's Dissolution Sale still
continues at los $. Main st. Big
reduction on all grades Of Shoes.
Don't fail TO attend ii. Mail oriers
promptly attended TO.
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No; 90 he Issued.

LONDON, Feb. IO.-The fmaaciai
Nei0s says the opposition Of the
bankers has killed the proposed leg
islation in Parliament for the issue
of one pound notes.
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With It's intense itching, dry, hot
skin, often broken into painful
cracks, and the little watery pimples,
often causes indescrible suffering.
Hoods SarsSparilla has wonderful
power over this disease. 1t puri-
fies the blood and ezpels the humor,
and the skin heals without a scar.
Send for a book containing many
statements of cures, to G. l. Hood
4 Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.6
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Good Music.

The NEWS was serenaded this
morning by the Twenty-first Ward
and Ogden brass bands. Both or
quotations played splendidly.
Thanks boys. Call again.
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Notice.

Commencing Thursday, Feb. 9Th.
all trains ON the Mountain Division
Of the Union Pacific System will re-
sumo running on regular schedule
time as per advertisement in this
paper. J. V. PARKER,
DIST Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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At this hour 1t was estimated that
the ballots were very nearly equally
divided between the contending
parties.
The total registration Of the city
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The Pre-
sident has signed the proclamation
opening the Sioux reservation,
South Dakota.
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H..lt Defaufter.

LINCOLN, Penna., Feb. l0.-Ellis
Bard, cashier of the Lincoln Nation
al Bank, is a defaulter TO the extent
of SIS, 900. He is not arrested.
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Go TO SPENCER, 70 4 W ssIiss. a. o.,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
GutteriDg, Spouting, Stoves and
Tinware, etc.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. - The
President has nominated Charles
Emery Smith of Philadelphia min
lister to Russia.
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The Sion. Rc.er.at.on.

CHICAGO, Feb.l0.-New York 81,
New Orleans 20, st. Louis 81, Gin
cinnau 30, Chicago %, Winnipeg ..
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ApY1cE 70 MOTHERS.

MRs. MISSIONS SOOTHING STRUP
should always be used for children teeth
Ing. II soOth the child. softens the gums,
Allays all pain, cures wind collie. and IL the
best remedy for dirrrhgi- Twenty i've
cents a bottle. decd WY
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Our Muslin Underwear Sale will
nat take place until the middle OF
February it will pey the Ladies to
wait for II. +. AUERBACII x BRO.
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WHY WILL YOU cough when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate
relief. Price 10 cts, 80 cts, and 81.
For sale at 4. c. Smith & Cos drug
rtnre 8
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LONDON, Feb. I0.-The dock Ia
borers at Dundee struck this morn
ing for an advance of wages.
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CARPET REMNANT SALE
at n. Dinwoodey's for a few
days only, at half price.
rtrei Fire,,-R.,I Fire,,,

CRISMON-SCARFF Co., Drug
gists, are manufacturing Red Fire
for Street Pafades. They have the
largest stock ever brought to this
city. Enough for all to paint the
town. Every person interested in
the Election should havesome. They
are also manufacturing n Red Fire
Candle, put up in tin cups, suitable
for paTaders' usS; every parader
should have one. Only Fifty Gents
each. BE sure and send your order
to Crismon Scarf Company, The
Druggists, 50 +. First South Street.
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SHrIoH's CiTtRsH RENrEDY-a
pOsitivecure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
and Canker Mouth. For sale at a.
{. Smith & Co.'S drug store. 5
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Full Cream Cheese at l2lc 10
Best Raisins at i2lc. 10.
pann,a,s EnEitahle Coon.
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Mems Suits from Ss.75, Boys Suit
fromSl 80. Peoples EquitableCo-op
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Large Bars Soap for % cents.
Saponifier Lye, II cans for 81 90.
Splendid Teas, l23c. Package.
9 Id. Cans Marrowfat Peas and
Corn,iOc. Peonle's EQUITABLE Coop.
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The following is the number Of
votes cast at 2:3O, except that Of the
Fourth Precinct, which was counted
| at S.o0 I'M:
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For DysPEPsLA and liver com
plant, you have printed guarantee
ON every bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer.
IL never fails to cure. For sale at
A. G. Smith & Co.'S. drug store 4
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WOOL BATS
Just received at
JOHN c. CUTLER & Bro,
No. SO East Temple st.
rninn PACING Lands.

Utah Real Estate and Invest
ments. c. +. WANTLASD, Agent,
aOl S. Main ST., Salt lake City. Ut
THE REV. GEO. H. TAYER, OF
Broubon, Ind, says ''Both my
self and wife owe our lives to sHI-
IoHis CONSUMPTION CURE" For
sale at A. c. Smith & Cos drug
store.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents.
ARE You MADE miserable by
Indigestion, CONSTIPATION, Dizzi-
ness, Loss OF Appetite, Yellow
Skin? Shiloh's Vital.zer is n posi-
tive cure. For sale at a. G. Smith
< Co.'s drug store Asa ;
No Safer Remedy can be had for
coughs and cnids, or any tfon bic OF
the throat than "Broua's Bro Hclidl
Troehes-' Price Is cents. Sid only
in boxes.
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The four HIS = health, happy
homes aud hospitality-fostered by
Angostnra Biiters. Sole Manufactur-
ers DIR. J. G. Il. Siegert and Sons.
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Chicago. LIS D. M, Feb 10, closs.
wheat-About steady; March, 20: May.
7sis-
Corn-Steady; Feb, - Nav.
oats-steady; Feb. soA; May, 22E.
Bariey-So trading. -
Pork-steady; March . Is: May. 100.
Lsrd-Sieaoy; 5.ss,s; Asy, 5.sTs.
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Childs.', lelc. pair, worth SOC.
Misses, 20c. I" I" I0c.
Ladies', 25c. i" g Soc.
People,s Equitable Coop
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LADIES' Call and Inspect Goods offered at such Low
PRICES and those Days ONLY.
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MARKETS AND STOCKS.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
CHICAGO xAKKEr.

Stocks dull and firm at about openi,
prices.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-31
Dignlfed.


An English clergyman relates that his ia
ther was in the habit of frequenting Am
brose's coffee house, iii Edinburgh, the house
made famous by John Wilson in his ''Nocte:
Ambrosiane." To his surprise he found old
Mr.. Ambrose not at all proud of the celebrity
which had been conferred upon his establish.
ment. On the contrary, he had taken it into
his head TO be highly indignant at being thu.
put into literature.
"What right had Mr.. Wilson to talk about
meg" he said II tell you what am, sir
I'm an individual"
1t is not clear just what ha meant by this,
but he repeated the statement again and
again, with evident satisfaction. The cler
gyman thinks that the Scotch are rather
fond of hard words. He once asked sta
ton master whether the 3:25 train went tc
Campsie.
"Doyou want to go TO CampsieY' answered
the official. The next express does not stop
at Campsie. The 1870 train stops there"
The clergyman repeated his inquiry, docs
the 3:25 train stop at Campsieg'
Such impertinence was more than the sta
ton agent could bear
'Now, look here" he said, looking very
angry, do you think I'm going to be your
your-your amanuensisT'
He brought out the word with crushing
dignity, aud left the inquirer, as he himself
confesses, morally PROSTATE - Youth.
Companion
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-31
OBITUARY.
Funeral OF the Late q. b. Knox This
Afternoon-Other Mortuary Mat

Funeral or the Late q. B. Knox This
Afternoon-Other Mortuary Mat
ters.- ,,s-...s-
The funeral of the late G. B., Knox oc-
Cured this afternoon from the late home
of the deceased on Twentieth street and
Fourth avenue. Rev. G. w. Cue. pass
tor of the First M. E. church, oflciated.
There was an immense concourse Of peo-
pie present. Including Canton Star No. 8.
Patriarch Militant, and Rock Island. Ucal
and Hecker lodges of the Odd Fellows
order, the Druids and the mayor, coun-
Gil and police force. The honorary pail
bearers, all old settlers, were: DIR. s. Q.
Plummer, DR.. Patrick Gregg, Geo. Mix
ter, E. P. Reynolds, P. Siemons. David
Halves. Capt. r. j. Robinson and DR.. w.
T. Magill. while the active bearers
were: James Hardin. Chris. Otto
Conrad Schmidt and Emil Jacobson, OF
the Druids. Sheldon Ruby. Wesley Rho.
denhaugh, c. Within and August Suitor.
of the Odd Fellows. Undertaken VIM.
Lavery, of Davenport, acted as funeral
director When the hearse left the
house, there was no driver on the seat.
the horses being led by Chevaliers Geo.
Aster and John Tremann, Of Canton
Star. The interment was at Chippian-
mock.
Harry Frey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cal.
Frey, living on Thirteenth avenue, died
yesterday morning of diphtheria. His
age was IA years and days. and he was
the third of Mr.. Frey's family to be taken
with the disease, the others having re-
covered He was bright industrious
boy and the loss is severe one to the
boys parents. The remains were de-
posted in the vault a: Chippianock GEM
etery last evening and the interment will
occur tomorrow afternoon.
The funeral of Bonnie Burton oc>
cured Yesterday afternoon. Rev. HI. c..
Marshall, officiating. The pail bearers
were: Otto Hedling. Arty Herwig, Nor
ris Dover, Frank Miller. Chris. Hanshaw
and Geo. Cordts. all playmates and Sun
day school companions of the deceased.
John j. Ainsley. aged two years and
nine months, died at his parents home
on Eighth avenue, between Fourteenth
and Fourteenth and-a>half streets. last
night, of chronic bronchitis, after a
years illness. The funeral occurred
this afternoon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-31
Court Cuttings.

An additional force of petit jurors was
drawn by Sheriff Silvis and Circuit Clerk
Gamble yesterday as follows. the jurors
to report for service in the circuit court
at o'clock Monday afternoon:
Rock Island-W B Myers. VIM Nc
Quinn, l. Eckhart. w nj Hastings, Aug
ust Hansgen. P A Gustafson. ii Burgow-
er. David Ulam, III G Schroeder. WI
Levy, d E Noftsker, Henry Deisenroth
Claus Appelquist.
Moline-John F Peterson. Fred Beck
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