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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-15
FIFTH NuNICIrAL WARD.

At this district matters We're quiet.
though good vote was p0llld.
There was no show Of frauds there,
probably for the reason that the dis
trict Is three-fOuTths "Lihcrai'' and
the usual adjuBcts Of that party We're
unnecessary. The result was the
election OF l.. L. Goliath ard C.. i.
Kitchener. Liberals, . Is trustees.
Those elected yesterday. with
Mayor Scott, compose the Board d
Education. The political complex
ion II: The mayor and seven trus-
tees. "LibeTals;- three trustees,
People.
Following are tine returns Of the
election yesterday:
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THE most complete line Of Wall
Paper in town 81
PEUTLE's EQUITABLE CO-OP.
President Brigham YouuE'-
Ngga.as

fre~ia"ht BriEhRtn bnuuE-
Letters.
II! i my intention 10 compile al
my fathers Letters for publication
and | will he greatly obliged 10 all
those vho have such letters If they
will kindly forward chem 10 Jamrs
4. Little, care JEUeSd'e LusyTlcy.y
Cgiec, Salt Lake City, hist they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters Will lie most e-refui!y
handled and returned safely 10 he
gwners. RESPECTFULLY,
'Js JOHN W. NoUNG.
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~ ADvIsE % ERIENns

\ WANT To EENT OE LEASE \ . 'l.
fs-sm Hassr. close o.. Add e. g.
z. = C., be- -. Cs;y, stating sef11s IL Z
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al Tax Payers who have not re-
ceiyed Incl. Territorial and County
Tax Notices for 1879, viii ses them
by asking at the Post Office.
l.. q. HARDY,
COLLECTOR for Salt lake County.
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Total Siiy vote, 4,7j6.
Total Peoples vote. l.ss5.
Total Ii era vote. , SO
Liberal majority. l.t5I-
Total vote in February, 6.Si3.
ToLal Pc piles vote IN feOr1aT!, Iii
Total Liberal vote in February, 49,.
Liberal majority, al.
Peoule's decrease from February, %
Iib6ral decrease from February. 81.
pecresse from FcbrutTy vote. -.
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Fire, FIrri; Fire

To car Country Customers: Don't
be deceived, FS have ample supply
ON hand OF our unequalled Lager
Beer 10 I'LL your Orders.
SALT LAKE CITY BREWING Co.,
JACOB MOR1Z,
Gen'l Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-15

Buy your drugs Of ''tlie I,oys. =
johnson, Pratt &, Co., = Main Il.
w. Peterson, the butcher, will lie
at NJ. ~ +. First South. after July
/, 1851. q n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Mr.. King, by request, sang ~ Will
Throw Out the Life Line"
The afternoon session closed about 8, 80
and most of the delegates from New
CASTLE county left Dover on The Is 81 train.
The following delegates were elected
to represent the State at the national
convention in Pittsburg in June: New
CASTLE oounty--Joseph Pyle, W. K.
Crosby, Harry Emmons, II. 8. Goldey,
Allen Gswthrop and Charles Baird.
Kent-Dr. L. w. Cooper, Walter o..
HOffeoksr and the Rev ]. +. Stoneeipher.
Susse1-F. g. Elliott, ]. b. Gilchrist and
william j. Downing. The executive
committee will decide as to where the
next convention W II be held. The re-
port of the finance committee shows the
shortage 10 be $l36.0S. Tue collection
Of the animal assessments from 2i5
schools OF 4 each was advocated.
The committee on resolutions pre-.
scented q report hawking all who had
contributed to the success OF the conven.
tion and to the entertainment of the dele
gates.
J. Howard sial of Philadelphia, pre-,
pared ard read paper on I'll ustrated
Teaching and "Biankboard Exercises, !"
which WAS list6nsd to with close atten.
ton. After singing hymn, the Rev. J.
+. Sionecipher led in prayer and the
Rev. W. II. Logan pronounced tho bene.
diotion. The third annual convention
then closed after profitable and sue
oessful session.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Driven knsaue by la Grippe He
AhOots IHinHeif Ihnnu

ThbNtN NhtnNotH ENtNo
special from Chesteriown, Nd. Friday
evening, says: j. Frank Wilaon OF Silt
Pond was to-day found dead in the woods
shot in the LETT breaat. He was about 80
years OF age, one Of tbs most popular
men in Ksnt was the superintendent OF
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
at Still Pond and held high position in
church, and Republican ia politics. He
leaves q wife aud two ohildren. His
estate is valued at $40, coo.
Two months ago Mr. Wilson was taken
with a severe attack OF the grip. He be-
OOtne no i'll that he was removed to Phil
adelphia for special treatment. After
biz recovery be became victim OF il-
somnia, and about three weeks ago his
family discovered that tn aisanss had
Affected his brain. For tine past two or
three days his wife had noticed his pc
culitr ctions.
To-day AZ O'Clock he took bic gun
and, uuaecompanied, started toward the
woods. Tie told his Wits he was going 70
shoot a little yellow Dog which had been
after his zhsep. hbou: D. ~, his wife,
bocom ng uneasy about him, started with
two or thrse others 70 look Tor him.
Going into the woods she saw him lying
on the ground with the gun beside him.
Upon examination he was fuund to bt
Shot ia tne lett side, jast bstow the heart.
He was dead when fonnd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

A Rich and Pretty Young Woman
Suus Alvey.

Stps away.
AupuRs. N. Y, April l1.-Miss Anna
Heaslltt Gould, daughter of the late
Thomas Gould, noted young society
woman, q graduate of Wells College, has
run away and married q aorge l. Win.
ters. her ooaohmau. Having been a
lavish entertainer, pretty, susve, and
possessing a faculty OF winning the es.
TEEN OF all fortunate enough to gain her
acquaintance, the mystery in which her
family sought to enshroud her absence
resu ted in starting many rumors.
Miss Anna and Winters elcped on
March LIST, went to Auburn and we're
married by the Rev. II. II. Hinman,
pastor OF Calvary Presbyterian Church,
at his esidence, No. 10I Franklin street.
After the ceremony the couple went to
the Radney House, where they remained
until ths next day, when the groom was
sent with letter from the bride TO her
mother, conveying the intelligence OF
their marriage and asking forgiveness
and the maternal blessing. After the de.
livery OF the letter Winters took the
next train for Auburn to join his bride
On his arrival at the hotel he found her
relatives in consultation with her. The
nesting was not pleasant one, the re-
suit Of il being tue separation OF the
newly married couple, and 1t is not
thought that they have been reunited.
Winters, it ia said, is looking for his
wife In the esylums near New York City,
where be believes she bias been incarcer-
hted, after deciding her fortune 10 hel
uncle, Colonel Il. ID. Woodruff, of Aurora,
nv
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
.tMnae. q EEro.ner., F.a,,nrc.

A meeting OF the creditors of John B.
Rhodes 81 brother OF thu Aston mills,
Delaware eonnty, Pa, was held q. tho
Girard House, Philadelphia, Thursdav
afternoon. A statement ~ma presented,
showing liabilities of 1889 56l.3i AN!
assets OF Sl9t 4iG Mr.. Rhodss made d
proposition 70 psy 80 per cent in uns3,
cured notes ~ ", ~ an3 "a months, VIII
liam d. O'Lier, James i3hHR and y.
Enllen neigs were appointed COUNT.
taa to ascertain tine actual value % ghu
firms assets and report ~ meeting to
he held next Monday. Mr.. Shaw Of this
committee, is proprietor of tho thaw
mills NJ New Daata, and Is sajd to be O
creditor to the extont of S25, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
SEWER 0cNIEIo OK BONDED.


The Rather Novel Opposition OF
hirectOr GawIhEOp 40 the EkOnds-
men.
A special meeting of the Board Of
DitecgoFs Of the Street and Sewer De-
partment was held Friday night to accept
the bond Of John Jaooby, the contractor
for the intercepting sewer. City Solicit
tor Turner reported hat the bond had
been signed with his approval, and it
was acc pied. The Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company becomes Mr..
Jacoby'a surety for $4,000 ANA James II.
BeRgs 4 90. for - OG0. MIR. Jscohy
broke ground for the sewer on saturd ~.
City Solicitor Turner had cont renee
with tho directors on Friday aftetnoun.
There WAS some objection ~ taking two
bonds for the sam Of 5i0 900 when the
specifications and agreement provided
for one. Mr.. da9throp pRrticuiarly oh
jected TO the bond OF Beog4 Il Co, be-
cause Mr.. Jacoby will be under ohliga
tons TO The firm, to purchsse brick aal
p,pe for tie sewer from them. hiGssra.
Carpenter spd Murray votei in favot Of
accepting the bond They relied on the
opinion Of the city solicitor that no legal
complications would arise.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
B&FO4E rms UaIN0ELLOg.
Nearing lin Ihe E0td& Eeyan Case nj

peciAl Correspondence Gazette and journal
Down. April 1.-THE cSss OF Ford ~ RyHa
and others Is being hear to-day before tie
chaneeIlor. The COMPLAINTS hays three
witnesses ana the defence rs or 30.
The chancellor decided that 10th cases
should be tried together. willard Saus-
bury, Jr, E3q., read the written testimony
OF witnesses after which Foreman Pta2sr
and johnson testified for the con pla;nRDts.
John BlRgs, Esq, In answer 10 the at
tachments. said lhs defendants admit that
refuse mstter has at times entered the
stream and hat they have rsed their beat
Efforts and spent 81 $40 to prevent the pol.
lution that they have had an extra pipe
lHtd, but owing 10 frequent and heavy
fains they are Insufficient to carry of the
refuse; that no disrespect was lntended the
court.
L G Bradford, Esq, stated that they
had evldon . to produce as TO the awful
pollution Of the stream. William HAtklns,
John Sanders, Isaac Foreman and others
testified,
Ths chancellor adjourned the court at l
O'Clock tor dinner. The case will In all
probability take up all Of 10. dny and part
OF tomorrow.
Chancellor sHulshury nnahed hearing
the case Of tho Ford h Ryan Morocco Com.
pany, on II charge Of violating the tnjuno-
ton restraining them II, m Implying refuse
matter from their morocco factory into
Silvarbrook, on Saturday aud stated that
he would announce his decision In this city
on Saturday, the 2G,h instant,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

0risfeld, Nd, gpeoisl says: JOHN O.
Conner, weil-known citizan ofthistown,
was found des on Friday morning in his
hatteau. He lgft home apparently IN good
health 10 re grabbing, getting Lis a0a
uuder way ct tho cove stprt diatanuu
Rbova town, When nesr ste d.awbrilge
the bost was notioad drifting Upon in
vhttaG,ion Mr. Conner was found 70 Or
sitting in the boat dead, It is supDosed
death resulted from haatl diso6se. Justice
o, 5, Horqey decided an iuq7eltunn ser
tnfg This deceased Vas = memsse Of
Wilmington lodge No 4. .. q H., OF
Wilmington, Del, and leaves wife; nc
children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Tho total vOiue Of breadstuffB exported
from the United staies in March yes
$40 800 2l0 Tho figures for 1859 wsre
- 636, 1872.
The District Of Columbia National
Guards and the troops OF the several
branches OF the regular amy stationed
in Washington gave parade on Friday
In honor OF the delegates to the Pan.
American Conference. The President.
several members OF the Cabinet, General
Schoheld and several officers OF the reg
nlar army occupied the reviewing stand.
There were about 2 900 men in line.
Telegram from New Bedford, Mass,
says q company has been formed in that
oily with large capital, to establish a
plant there for building iron and steel
sailing and steamships. They will be
especially ADAPTED to carry American
products TO all parts OF the world OF a
low rate of freight. This company is
ready 10 begin operations aa soon o. the
farqnher Snbaidy bill for American ships
becomes law.
Il is reported that the Tudor iron
workS Of East st Louis have purnhRNsd
the Waugh nail and steel works at bsie.
vile, Lila, and that these will b. ep4gl
idAted with tho Western nsil WORKS AID
the Valley Steel and Forge Company,
vtiob are now controlled by tho 'ud1t
Company, aud form one big ouncorri vi
large capital When the arrapgpm NJ
ia com lete it IL said the combined WusEa
will employ 5000 men.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Down, April 12.-The second day Of
the convention opaDed bright and clear,
and the church was soou filed with dele
gates aud their friends Tbs convention
was called 10 order at . 80 O'Clock. The
Rev B. F. Price read II. Timothy, II
cnapter, and the Rev. W. j. Long offered
prayer
Tns committee on credentials reported
60 tehool4 instead Of rs, as reported yes
terdayi 65 white and 4 colored.
The Rev. W. ]. Duhadaway read a
paper on "A good superintendent,
which evoked lively discussion from
the Rev, j. A. Caldwell, the Rev. 4. L.
Terry, U. II. Gantwell tue Rev. j. Simp-
aon Trciter, the Ksv. b, f, Price, Prof.
H. $. Cooley James W. Mckay, the
Aev. j. w L2rs Charles Baird aud the
Rev. j. A. Is. Wilson.
Prof. H. s. GAldey mads IN address on
9Th proper qualification Of teachers and
prenarRtlon Tor work. The hpeakes
considered the essentials Tor Sunday
school teacher 10 20 q Christian, 10 DO
sound in faith aud character and lover
OF the Bible. His speech was TO the
point I'D was iiScusFed ~ the Rev. ",
} Duheiawsy the Revs j. Simpson
Tr5tts spd ". q. swsr2 ind 4. d. IL.
helaluxlf Jame q Mckay, eli MeaCin-
I halt and lqbu hg1rCSaf
TIC lt7y IL Il, Eunsteiu made on eX-
&C tGnt address On "rhe Suniay-school
/ ii tat formation Of religions tbGrncters."
! Aits- saort Praise service, I'D by Prof.
\ Sweeney, tbs morning. Bes,i0n closed
. with The bertdiclioR by the Roy. z. II.
RhRMnH.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17


Frederick ynn Sehleeeli, Judge of pro-
bate ot Hen Cpu county, Minnesota, for
q number Of yearE, did Friday.
0. y. Gearlait, OF Taukhannack, Pa.
died On Fri lay morning at the age o. G2
ytnts, ho Was associate justice Of Wy
omihs county from Is 2 20 1879.
. collision be,8rel two freight trAing
or the Baltimore IL Ohio rGilfoad DC.
Cured q; Mausasil, Ohio, on Friday
iG0rnihR, A number Of cas- were de-
molisAed. L0sg, 100000.
Samuel =. llypr, who Ii building n
row al houses IN brooklyn, N. Y, was
directing the removal OF suair1ld GU Fri.
day, when the VIII was hlawu down by
the wind. Mir. LIVER aud six workmen
were badly injured
Colonel George Schley, one OF the heat
known cit2ans OF Western MARYLAND.
dled on Friday In Hagsrbtown. He was
"a lawyer by profession, had served NV
terms in the Maryland legisiallre, was A
member OF tue constitutional convention
OF 1850, and, Ut the time OF his death.
was prehld mt Of the First National BAIL,
| OF HaRerstown.
General Lew Wallace was so years old
on Thursday. As veteran OF the Mexi.
eau war, lac has for IL month. been emit.
tied % service pension OF s. a lnon.t.
ga friday morning hs hlea his applica.
uun tuf tho peGsoD, but, as nc ~ rich
and does not need the money. hs Nm,
nounotd tpat he viii gave the nonthly
stipend to the OrpaGns Iiome OF Draw.
foriasiile, Indiana.
Ihe PyaRhJts terry Of Springfield, Illinois
! has lggliA1 Lv "a ynta ~ - o., M
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

spot cd Fever AttRcKs n Community
in k&euItlcHY,


MoRGANFRLD, Kx., April 12.-Spotted
fever has broken out in Union county
and the widest excitement prevails. II
made its appearance at Renshaw few
days ago. Since that time over q score OF
children have been attacked and in each
case fatally. The disease rs identical in
all its symptoms with that which last
summer carried on $50 victims In
Webster, au adjoining county. In that
epidemic neither sex nor age were spared.
Only children have so fer been attacked
thiH year. The diaease runs its course
in Sc hours.
People are fleeing with all haste from
the country about RenshAw. Everything
sacrificed in order to get away. The
schools are closed aud the few physicians
arc almost exhausted from overwork. TIE
disease does not appear to be infections
and SO far the families in which more
than one case mas appeared are the OK
oeption. But everybody believes that
those who remain will be str cken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Oswrao, N. Y, April IA AT the mis-
sionary anniversary Of the Northern New
York Conference last night, DR.. A. b.
Lsonerd, who once ran for prohibition
governor in Quo, denounced tho at
tempts OF political control OF Roman
Catholic church in America and said that
no member OF that religion could All the
Pre- ideDtia' chair ~ long az it was known
thHt tbe mouth nearest his ear would be
thBt OF the man on the Tiber. He vigor-
ously attacked Mormonism, apathy in
church and tho exclusion Of Chiuamen
frcm immigration. His words aroused
considerable enthusiasm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
Neither Anmony Nor Fces Tor Eva.

New YOIK, April 14.-Judge Andrews
OF the eupreme court, has denied Evan
geline l., HAmilton's application for ali
niony and COUNSEL fees pending the suit
which Robert hay Hamilton has brought
to annul The marriage. The judge says:
THE FlaiutilT states in the fall Of 1889
he gave her property worth $1,000; that
the statement had rot been denied, and
that thase vas no explanation o. what
has become OF such S3 900, nor why the
defendant is without means to defend the
action. The motion is denied, with leave
to renew upon papers showing what has
become OF the SO 600 ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

we Offer OH hulirad dollars rava7i
20 aay case IL Oatar5h tDat nenn0t bs
cdrei by tasiog iIsI'5 G4rgrIh Luta.
i j Cheney " o., Props, rbad6, o.
Vs. the undersigned, have known +. y,
Oh meg Tor this last is years, Aul bsliovo
him psfteGtlY honorable ia all business
transactions, and financially able 10 carry
ont any obligation; made by ihslr Arm.
Wes 4 P,nax, Wholesale druggta $, To.
ledo, Onto.
WaldinR. Kinnan e. Marvin, wholesale
druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Bats CararIh Cnrs "a taken Internally,
ActiuR dlreGtly upon tins blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price, zoe. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
wcem,cn I,rn, sl.rrtn sn,n..

SALISBURY, April 10 SOME valuable WI.
eomiCo rral estate was sold ut tha court
house dp1r In Salisbury, Saturday, by
James H. Il legood, trustee. The property
formerly belonged to John H. William. aud
his brother, william L.. Williams, OF tliS
county, both now deceased. Ola farm. CON
tanning $40 acrss sold for 1920 10 I-aRc
NJ. Galloway. d. Frank Williams bid on
anotter farm, containing $50 acres. for
.5725 A mil pronerty, with a small farm
gtached, solt Tor $3.50 to Charle- Il Will
liams. This land I. cOnsld tted the finest In
the county, all being Set in thrifty peach
treas
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
~ ABsooNpINn FIkMRR.


anu haohFes hbeul I'D houTus
LANCASTER Pa, April l1.-Since An
drew L. Weller, farmer and huokster
living in IIsrl township, has abscondedi II
has been ascertRined that he forged notes
to the amount of $1,000 and paid for his
property with forged Judgment. He
had been giving notes for the past three
years with the names OF Peter Worst and
J. X. Sloltzfuss as suretits, Int he met
them when due until about April 1st,
when number went TO protest. Worst
and Stolizluss wore notified, and they
pronounced their signatures to be for
geries
The principal losers are the New Hol-
land, Gap aud Honeyhrook National
Banks. They have about ~, 000of Weile.'s
paper, and snothor $1,000 is held by
his neighbors. lie is in the west, with
officers in pursuit.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

8RussEbs, April IA dispatch to the
Iaalpsadeace B,ige from Cannes says
Mr. stanley has declined King Leopold's
invitation to attend the anti-slave
congress now sitting in Brussels GU
;be ground that the condition of his
health will not permit him TO do SO.
Tho same dispatch also says that
DIR. Pasko, who accompanied Mr..
Stanley GU his expedition into the interior
Of hfTica, and WHO ia row with him at
Cannes, declares Ernin Pasha is suffering
from an incdrabie cataract and that
before year elapses he will be blind
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

was no evidence to show that he was
guilty Of any brutality towards hts men,
The ssilor Griffin, who was injured In the
mutIuy fight, and whose case was relied on
by the prosecutors, readily CONSENTED to rs.
turn 10 the ship. Captain Dickinson and
the sailors went down on the tug Argus,
and sunday the big ship started again on
her long voyage to Hiogs. Japan.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

The following Whining onisnE, studauts
of the Philaielphit College Of Pharmacy,
received notice OF Saturday that they
have succ, ssfully passed their examius.
tioPs and will graduate today at
the college animal commencement to bs
held at the Academy II Muqic Joieph
Il BilderbEGz, Ohatlas +. Alseulzsr, Harry
WorEall Ay ,luty a. Lowry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcera, aalt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblalns,
corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pGy required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale By Belton Smith, corner Seventh
and Pine streets. Goods delivered tree.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
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poe5al nafte iultd-arc 81 Northumberland
boyaE spIl Ia ga DAYS sgo
Detective Hnioh'ns brought suit aFainit
Voc ut 0. uih OF BAOsb.rtfurttt,lDy
u.et from tae Delaware G4iisoad GuI-
rut's property. At trial before
Hqate i3rRt'on at Townsend, Hlu wss
required 10 pay fina ala costa amount
ipg 70 Sii2). Rih haGlsd away about
s lG2su cart loads Of earth.