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@pe valley is situated in Yoo
Lake Railroad Fumy g21rnles
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al1tNertulsrrF.
TOHN MILLER

Successor to Fritz & Miller),
UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
0nk X STREET (ODD FELLOWS TEN.
JUC ple). A complete stock of Undertaking
Goods always on hand. EMBALMING A
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8a,Hinrsa Unr0a.
II. E. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, J. DRIsCoL.
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
a. MEIsTER.

I MON FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
~ Founders and Machinists Front street
between \ and o. Castings and Machinery
OF every description made TO order
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GUTHRIE BROS,

CARRIAGES, vICToRIAs, PHAEToNs
- Buggies and Spring and Fruit Wagons
91O, 912, 914 Ninth street, Sacramento.
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DIR. CHAs. MEALAND

TAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW RESI-
L dence. No. 1917 street, between Twelfth
ana Thirteenth. Office, 627 ] street. se3-1n
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DRACTICAL PLUMBERS. STEAM AND
4 Gas Fitting. Roofing and Jobbing. Terms
reasonable. 127 street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29
First District Court.

The following business was trans.
acted before Judge Miner at Ogden,
yesterday.
q. w. Brooks VI. G. C.. Robinson
ct al; order 10 show cause ON May %,
1891.
&. *. Bannistcr vs.. Wyoming Pa.
ciiic railway company, trial; default
entered against Defendant; order for
Judgment.
G. II. Reed vs.. William Lowe, nd.
mlnistrator; order setting aside former
order and entering new; order ovcrrul.
Ing motion for new trial.
Tho People. etc., vs.. Frank Chap
man and Frank iiirst; trial con.
unued; order by court for verdict OF
not guilty.
United States VI. Joseph johnson;
indictment unlawful cohabliation; on
motion Of David Evans Ouiur dismiss.
ing Indictment
The People, ETC., W.. WIN l..
Young; order continuing case for the
term.
Catherine G.. Belcher VA. j. T..
Emmertson; order for Judgment ON II.
pott u referee and on pleadlngs.
The People, ETC., W. Albert Lewis,
charge incorrigibility; defendant dis.
charged.
The People, etc., W. Jacob Rate,
trial; indictment, ohialuing money
under false protcn,es; pending.
The People, etc., VI. Harry Ice,
trial; indictment, forgery; continued
TIL today.
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Third District Court.

Yesterday afternoon Judge Zane au.
nounccd that no more jury trials would
be heard, and all Jurors ON the panel
would DO excused.
In the ease OF Abraham Hunter,
charged with assault with attempt 10
do bodily harm, the defend ants attor.
ney introduced afildavlts that Harriet
Hunter, the only witness for the dc.
fenso, IA unable TO attend court on
account OF the sickness Of her children,
and her evidence ~ very material 10
the defendant. lie asked for con-
tlnuance, aud the prosecution making
no objection the request was grf nted.
The prosecution announced that they
desired the ease Of @. L.. Blazer, indicted
for forgery, continued until this morn.
ing, Mr.. NaTlan being unwoll and
John NJ. Zane assent from the city,
while the fact that Mr.. Stephens was
the defendant attorney at The prellm.
lnary examination disqualified him
from prosecuting the suit.
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Reported uos,IIiiics Among ihc
tudinns

Los ANGELES, Cal, May ea.-.fn'uf.
nation has Teen Received ri tie army
headquarters from Fort Baysrd, n. So,
g. the effect that the rumOr- OF Indian
huttilitios are ngain rife In that quar-.
ter. IL IL reported that n iuur
named William was killed Of
Blue rivof, a. r., nnd a..p
hat family was killed on Eagls
creek. "A uau uamti Campbell wac
killed on White Water, IN the Mornl
lat mountains. rhcsu murders nfc
said 10 Boz committed IN the frst pnft 81
May. Two ui'lcefH and twenty men
have l,eu sent by ihu commanding
uillce at Fort Baynri /, scout north.
tard from that pn.l, aud other
attachments hav. been sent out.
ten. MrCopk has given orders for
troops from Forts Biyari, Apache,
bowie and San Carlos to make n dili.
gent search In the vicinity OF thelr
several posts for my signs u outlaws
ami pursue any trails found. Troops
from these posts with thirty days sui.
supplies Lott on Wednesday to make n,
search.
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MONEY NEEDED.

OFFICE or THE NATIONAL EVrcrrtyr
SILVER COMMITTEE, wAsnfSuroS.
u. g.. May 2lrd, 1891.
hon. X. q. Chamber, SAT- Lake on,
Utah.
Dear Sir:-our committee are in
such difficulties by reason Of the want
Of money To pay printers aud MI the
ever increasing demand for our rnbll.
cations, that unless we receive aid nj
once, will 10 compelled to 1t % work.
This would he severe blow 10 free
coinage. The present summer, fall
aud winter is the most propitious time
We shall have for years to clucate the
people Of the agricultural aul manu-.
featuring States on this question and
they manifest an eager desire 10 read
our documents.
We need $1,000 at once. Cannot the
good citizens Of salt Lake raise and
forward that TO our treasury now?
Respectfully youp,
(5igned) l.. q. JrfPEHs.
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The Late Henry Herman.
The following was this morning
handed In with n Request to publish.

.''"A'H ~ WIN hiNAuNFt W IuNil7Ws
Immediately aflcr thc nrst council ~
Seventies lsaamblcl uu Nav ~, 1901,
seymour u. Young announced tho death
" President Horny llorfimnn. Sonlur
president N tho council wborcupon the
following preamble and resolution were
presented anl adopted.
Whereas, this council hrs learned with
dcop regret u the dum'so OF President
Henry Herman, sonior- president "
the first council Of Seventies, Nc bits ro-i.
doncc iu Huntington, Emory county.
ltah Iurriiofy, ON The i1th day Of May,
1871.
Aud whorois, President Ilcrlman was
member Of the hrst quorum ~ seven.
tlas and ordained by thU Prophet Joseph
smith and sidney liulou, AMI through
uut his long ilir was noted Tor his s'ur-
ling integrity aud flthmluo.s Ia tho per.
iOriuuncn ct his duty hs n seventy, and
boz. fought ihu good light and kept tho
miiii, and Inns now passed. away iu honor;
Aud whurct, lac ha. boon monbor of
the first council of seventies Tor many
wears, and In that capacity has boon
Mllhiul, earnest, ll.I-put, wisr In his
c1unsols and over anxious tor the growth
aud development ut The work OF God;
BE ID therefore resolved shat We, bis icl-
low luhprcr-, recognize he Die death the
departure OF faithful veteran loo the
work " God in the last DAYS! but while
We mourn our loss, We realize that he
hus gpno 10 a wilder Sphere " usefulness
whore ho VIII continue his lnbor, Tor tho
salvation nt tho human race.
Aud he li further resolved, that those
resolutions boz recorded In our minutes
mud entered upon tho general rorards of
Ms Council, aud thai d copy be scut to
his family.
tSiguell JNCou GArEs,
Ia behalf of tn First Council of
Seventies
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Dinereut Views OF the nehrinE sen
Qu..tiou.

wAsniNoTuN, May eo.-Although
II y believed by the officers Of ihcstate
and treasury department. that sum.
Client tine yet remains Ia which to
pas- an act VI Parliament and eilec lual.
~ put into operation the "closn sua.
SOU" u contrary opinion Is taken u
tho situation 10y some other persons.
who say tnat the eflhr, now being
made wa. begun too late. This Opln.
ion In largely based on the Canadian
opposition and the Possibilities that the
Canadian influence may be strong
enough TO delay the Parliamentary
action, Notwithstanding Salisoury'-
desire for "clDsu season."
II IA understood that Salisbury him.
sell, through Pauncriortc, expressed 10
him the government doubt ~ 10 his
ability to prevent the operations by the
scaling vessels already lifted out aui Ia
Bchring sea prepared for work,
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Another Divorce,

In the Third district court this
morning suit for divorce was heard
In witch Sebastian l.. Lambert was
The piaintlh aud Minnie l.. Lambert
IN, tIeirndanl, The parties were mar.
Hid on July 10th, 1883, at Council
pluGs. Iowa, aud lived together until
some time last year. The allegation
was that the woman, since November,
ies0. Ind repeatedly committed
adultery with Que "L1u" smith and
other men. and had stayed with them
al various places IN this 10y, where tue
husband now resides. She Is now, II
is alleged. an Inmate OF house u MI.
fame on the state road. The defend,
ami, who did not appear, had admitted
the allegations. Judge Zane granted
the decree. Mr.. Riley was the plaint
il's attorney.
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Ihe tIaIm cd VI,count DnrsIe,.

LONDON, May 2o.--'rhe COMMITTEES
for privileges " the House Of Lords
has heard the evidence Ia tho claim
made by Randall Mowbray, Thomns
Berkeley, commonly snownR- Nicounl
Dunley, to the enrldom Of Berkeley, In
opposition to Baron Filkhardiug,
berkeley. The counsel In behalf ~
Baron Fitzhardings said that the flfln
-arl OF Berkeley had tried 10 ~.
ducc servant girl by the name
~ Mary Cole, aud falling Ia tho
Junpt secretly married her.
aud then conspired with the chaplain
vino performed the ceremony 10 dc.
ftgoy the proof of the marriage. The
claim depends upon whether the NTH
Earl Berkeley did or did not marry
Mary Cole previous to the birth OF htf
Oldest son. Great Interest ia taken IN
the case.
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AToRA, |. T., May CIV. J. New
comb, n pictur. canvasser, who has
Just arrived here, related his adventure
with the Indians ut Boggy depot,
fifteen miles from here. Newcomb
anu partner, A. II. Staploton, camped
near the Indians and In some manner
offended them, whereupOn the Indians
ordered them to leave. This the two
men did, but had travelled but n short
distance, when they found themselves
In an ambuscadc. Newcomb escaped
a shower Of bullets fired by the Indi.
aus, but his partner was killed. Sta
pieton's body was found later, riddled
with bullets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

TORONTO, May 2o.-rhe Empire, the
government organ, says IN regard TO
the alarming reports as TO the health Of
Sir John Mcdonald, that the only
trouble II the physical and nervous
weakness which had, through hard
work, resulted In prustratiOn. He will
probably lay aside business and take n
much needed rest. The report that
Upper is TO be recalled from England
TO take charge OF the party IL denied,
as Is also the report that Sir John viii
resign the premiership.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

IIASsos.-At South Cottonwood salt Lake
county, May 9iih, lsol. Einml Caroline. wife
Of Martin iinu7'ni born at pmmmcn, NOT.
way, october lth, l,'', She was baptized iuto
tho Church OF Jesus Chust Of lAltor,day
saints IN 1851 and omigrated to Utah In 1850,
crossing tho plans In hand cart company,
with her husband, she lived aud died true 10
her faith. she lcaycs a husband, eight child.
rem and fifteen grand children to mourn her
departuro.-l
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Gladstone Not Iurlincd to join Ia q
Petition 10 the tar In Behalf
Of tho Hebrews.
THE ars1 PROCEEDING ACCORDING
TO HIS VIEWS.
Gladstone nxprrsscs TITS views Con.
cerning That People.

LONDON, May 2g.-ln response TO
letter from member Of parliament
asking him 10 join In claiming for the
Jews Ia Russia the rights accorded 10
the MOhammedan subjects OF the
Car Gladstone said his personal
action would have no weight.
lie thought the pressure OF
the opinion OF the civilized wor
basel upon asceftained facts would b.
the best mode Of proceeding. Glad.
stone .Xptt'sel "A hope that the Sultan
OF Turkey would support a scheme for
the settling Of the jews In Palestine.
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wALLA wALLA, wash, May co.
The sheriff has arrested six soldiers,
who were recently indicted by the
grand Jury for the murder VI Hunt.
The prisoners were put In u al around
which a guam Of thirty dopnty shCrllla
was placed. No danger is approhond.
cd. Everything Is quiet.
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Threatened fiombardmcnt of yaipa.
raise.

PARIS, May GA dispatch received
here from Chill states that insurgents,
contrary To their promises, now threat
on 10 lombard Valparaiso. In view Of
these threats the defcnsos OF that city
are being hurriedly strengthened. II
Is believed that the foreign pow,rs
VIII Intervene, should the Insurgents
carry out their threat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

WAsnrNGroS, May CDR. Hamil-
ton, surgv0n-genernl Of the Marine
hospital service, has resigned and nc.
oepted u position ~ professor Of surgery
and surgical pathology iu Bush meil.
cal college, Chicago. Ho will he sue
ceeded by Surgeon Waller Wyman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

LoSDoS, May 2g.--rho election Of a
member Of Parliament Ia the place Of
Captain Ncrney, recently expelled
from tue Commons, yesterday resulted
In d Gladstonian victory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-29

OTTAWA, ont, May 20.-rhe do
minion fisheries report for 1890 shows
that ji,sj3 seals were caught In
Bchring SEA and adjoining waters.
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ro the School Of Mines Of Columbia
college, New York City, will be hell
" nay residence, az 5. West Temple
street. salt Lake Ciiy, Oh June 9Th, nj
llam. II. II. TrRiuNE.
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MONEY LOANED. short aud long time.
Notes bought by +. Il. Gregg 4 CO.,
Room 30, Commercial Building. dim
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GitrrsrF,-in thl. city, May gpib, 1871, to
thewifo OF Moron Gillespie. son, Mother
aud child doing we'll.
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nAHHET, Ann STOCKS.


stocks fairly Htil.c wcak Al lowest price OBJ
me moving Gold coin amount 81 lQfu1 IUt
been ,tk u Tor shpmcnt TO Europe tomorrow.
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LONDON, May 29.-Thc Oakcs stakes
were won by Mimi; COstorpinc second,
Lady Primrose third.
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TICE.
rI'iiE TRUSTEES oF the TllIRrY. FtTTu
Il school District, SAT- Lake County, ttah.
arc nov prepared % receive sealed pTupps ais
Tor the erection OF % fchOolhouse M said do.
turi, 20 De built IN accordance with ulans aud
srrrlHcAtons held by tho Trustees, The plans
cau be seen On application 10 superintendent
OF 60 up. store, south Jordan, Tho bids will be
opened and read In public on the 2nd day Of
July, 1891, Tho work 10 be assigned to the
lowest responsible bidder, the Trustees Tescry,
ing the right 10 reject any And All BIDS.
q, 5. BECksTEAD.
", N, nuLT,
TiiOs, BLAME,
Trustees Of the Thirty 1fh scho0i District,
south Jordan, salt Lake County.
south Jordan, May %, let. dAa
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Buy your drugs Of "tho boys"
johnson, Pratt 4 Co., Is Main Vt.
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EXCURSION TO EUROPE |

CJruhP 7ATIS
To LONDON. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. IA.
ms, M Rim, BERN, COPENHAGEN
STOCKHOLM. MALMO. ROTTERDAM. AN
SHERIDAN, aud all Principal Points 10 Europe
Dsg-- Tickets Will 10 good to leave May slst.
and GOOD GOING UNTIL JUNE 3oth,
giving parties an opportunity OF securing
steamship berths any time during JUNE and
JULY, for full particulars write or apply to
W. O. sPENCK, or
". 4, ROssiTER.
dAs loN u, SALT Lake City,
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scARfF, 20 East, Isl South, Perfum,
Once u customer, always u customer.
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A ROAM MARE, WHITE spOT on ROM
~ head, right hind foot Whit, marked ON
ushi hln Return ~ sJl Ienlre street Nine
conn WAEu. uu
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NEW York, May Blaine's con.
dition II unchanged this morning.
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.attield Beach.
Tulns between Salt Lake and Gar.
ted Beach viii run as follows until
further notice:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
CRUSHED By THE ELEVATOR.
It Was Boyle's Habit to Rido on the Top to
Open tho Hatches,

II you glance down White street, to your
right, as you so up Broadway. you may see a
big elevator belching great loads Of packing
cases out upon the sidewalk on the north side
OF the street. The elevator runs from the side
walk to the top Of the six-story building where
Butler Brothers sell all sort OF things
for the ten-cent counters OF retail stores.
Tho man who ran the elevator was Joseph
Boyle. "a years old. OF 1888 Canal street. He
had been in charge Of it for about month.
morning at = oclock-flfteen mi nutes before
tho other employees were due-in order that
he might have tme starting from the top
floor. to open up the double ,trap-door matches
to start his elevator whom the employees
began to arrive. He was. however. frequently
late, and. in order to save time he would climb
on top Of tho elevator. ns it lay on the sido-
matches with his hands rs he went up
You'll get killed that way" Engineer jack
son told him no longer ago than Tuesday
boyle went up that same way again yester-
day. No one knew it. however until n young
man named Pennoyer. who has charge of the
top floor. saw the elevator Mt the extreme top
OF its run. whore, the automatic stop had
G; 81 it. and, hanging over tho edge Of
to guess what had happened, Boylc's body
was found crushed between the roof Of tho
elevator and the cross beams that carry the
cal;lc wheel. If Boyle had simply stood M
there was room for him to. slip in between tho
beams but no seems to have reached to one
sido for the elevator check rope. missed 1t, and
brought his neck right under the beam. He
tion with the beam on his neck. and It Is sup
posed that his neck was broken The body
was not mutilated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
A Luncheon in Honor OF Mrs. Gilbert.

LONDON. Oct. ola luncheon In honor Of
Msr Gilbert OF Days theatrical company
was given by Mr.. DAILY at the Savoy Hotel. Lon
don. to- Knight, the occasion being Mrs. Gllberts
SEVENTEEN birthday.
Among the guests were many literary and
theatrical celebrities Clement Scott proposed
q toast to Mrs. Glbert's health. Joe Knight
toasted tho health of Mesdames Kelley and
Mellon. Harold Frederic proposed tho health
OF Ada Rehan.
linked the name Of Genevieve Ward with that
OF Mrs. FarJeon who IL the daughter OF Joseph
Jefferson. Nearly all the ladies' responded.
Mrs. Bancroft and Miss Rehan making charm
ing little speeches.
The company. evinced the greatest delight on
learning that Mrs. Gilbert was born In Eng
land and Miss Rehan in Limerick
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
MOREY SHOOTS MRS. Ward.
And when q Policeman Comes to Arrest
Hin lie shoots Himself

Cassius Morey. Mt one time newspaper re-
porter quarrclled with Mrs. Annie Ward. an
inmate OF the house at POP West Twenty fourth
street, last night. where he lived. and shot her
in the face with revolver Of 81 calibre. Then
he shot himself through the shoulder.
According to Mrs. Peursall. the owner Of tho
house, Mrs. Ward. whose husband. Loyal
Ward. is clerk at 8 Clinton place. was play
ing cards in tho back parlor with Mercy some
three weeks ago when a dispute arose and
Morey struck the woman. who returned the
blow with force. Morey came out second best
in tho fight and had both his eyes blackened
Last night about a quarter after o'clock.
Mrs. Pearsall says. she heard some one coming
up stairs from the basement, and then there
cried: "Oh. my Godl Pm shot" As Mrs.
Pearsall ran into the hall .Morey ran past her
Ward War l. had r run inc out into tho back yard and
fcii. She had been shot through tho right
Mrs. ,Pearsall sent word to the Wcst Twen-
tieth street station. and Policeman John Kess-
nnr fo.' Where Sorey had shut Himself in The
policeman, The Sn[y a PSS AVA was tho, the
s Snrst n' and MS9ey was found y Tas
on the floor with hole in his left breast Just
Three Of the chambers were empty. An am
bulnnce was called and MOrey was taken to
tho New York Hospital. 1t is thought that he
will recover.
Mrs. Wards wound was dressed in the house.
1t Is not serious. She said Of the shooting.
basement and had reached the head OF the
stairs when saw Moreey pointing revolver at
me in the face. Then he fired again. but
missed me. I ran into the back yard and
climbed the fence. thinking that he was after
since we had some trouble over his calling mo
names three weeks ago."
woman had shot him and he had fired at her in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22
CAN'T GO FASSETE.
So tho Republicans Put Up Candidates
Against Levy and Rappenhagen.

Nathan s. Levy. leader Of the County Demo-
Gratis OF "de Ate" and candidate for Assembly.
was sitting in his office opposite Essex Market
Court OH Tuesday afternoon when committee
OF machine Republicans. headed by Leader
Gustav Schurman. announced that they OK
pected him to support Fassett Mr. Levy said
he wouldn't.
do you think" shouted schurman. that
jake Pattersons going to give the Stecklers
o Senator for nothing2 ! guess not; II you
won't make the promise we'll nominate can
Later Tn the day the committee ran across
John Rappenhagen. the County candidate for
Alderman: He was asked II he would support
Fassett Rappenhagen wanted 70 know what
Levy was going to do. The committoo wouldn't
toll him. 50 Rappenhagen said he would not
talk until he had seen his leader. That night
the ReQublicans met In convention and nomi;
mated frank Martin for the Assembly and
Charles Fuchs for Alderman. The news OF
the smashing Of the slate leak ed out Yesterday;
This Is the third set Of candidates the Plat
Republicans OF the Eighth Assembly district
have nominated. Frank Martin Ia not eligible
to office. He is deputy collector in the In
formal Revenue. So there will be a nomination
for the fourth time. There Is great dissatis..
faction among the Republicans of tho district
over the manner In which Patterson Is leading
them about. For the Senntoria! nomination;
g. Otto Baese has been put M. When tho deal
was made he was Withdrawn and Dinkel was
endorsed.