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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-03

NO MONEY IN BANK.
Isn't il a fact that Mr.. Dashioll had no
money il bank to your credit asked Mr..
Wise.
Il don't know" replied Mt Ludwig.
The fact that Mr.. Wise attempted TO prove
by this testimony was that though Dashiell
had paid money TO Ludwig as an admins
traitor he DashielD bad not received the
money from the estate. il being tiedup III suit
with II. NJ. Smith a Co. Just before that firm
failed. Dashiell came in as an administrator
and found the Ludwig estate had been loaned
10 II. NJ Smith Il Go. BY
some oversight tho deed Of trust
securing the loan was never signed or
recorded, and there was considerable litiga-
tion before any settlement and this latter
was only reached last fall by Dashiell buying
in the property III question 70 save the Lud-
wig estate from further loss.
Evidence was produced Yesterday that Mr..
Hill Carter was attorney for Dashiell and
Messrs. II. NJ Smith, Jr-, anc T. H. McGure
were the alton aeys for the firm.
The 2 800 note about which there seems
some misunderstanding between Mr.. Ludwig
and Mr. Dashel referred 20 above. occurred
in this manner: BY the evideIce above II can
be seen that Dashell at one tine sent Ludwig
300. the next remittance was for $3.50. and
then Ludwig asked for $1,000. In the mean
time O mistake in the statement showed that
Dashiell did not owe Ludwig $3.50, but Lud-
WIG was indebted 10 him 400. 70 balance the
accounts the note was made for 81 800, 1880
or which Was 10 pay for the Ludwig re-
mittances. 800 for the mistake in the state
mentsi and the balance 600, for discount
Charges. This II 800 note was deposited, and
Mr.; Ludwig denies that il was ever renewed
with his note II was renewed and the re-
newal note is pronounced by Ludwig TO be
forgery. On this note was the case tried yes
terday.
After A RECESS.
After short recess. which hal been taken
at the request of the Commonwealth Attor-
ney who complained Of feeling unwell. the
examination of Mr.. Ludwig was continued by
Captain Wise.
Witness stated that the letter from Mr..
Dashiell containing the note for $500 also con-
tanned a check for the amount. which he put
IN bank, which he did not sign. because he
did not think it was necessary TO sign notes
while money was due him on his brothers es-
tate When he came here on bis bridal tour
no did not think he signed q nots, but would
not positively state 30. yet he thought that
tho note for $500 was the last one which he
ever signed. II he had signed that note
which was sent to him it would have become
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-03
Corner Sixth and Broad.

The store is now in its New Fall
Dress. Every day notes the ar
rival of new goodsin every depart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-03


Mr. Frank Mcclure stated at request Of the
Court that the estate Of Mr.. Ludwig at first
was &C, 200. The money had been loaned 70 II.
NJ Smith Il Co., but tie deed was not re-
corded. However. 1t was afterwards declared
valid. The property on which the money
was secured had bcen sold 70 II. NJ. Smith ~
CO. A deed Of conveyance was held by j.
Thompson Brown Il Go. until the deed of
trust would be recorded
In reply TO the Court. Mr.. Mcclure said
that he did not know whether any money ever
camo into Mr.. Dashielps hands. Mr.. Wise
added that Dir. Dashiell had been compelled
to buy in the property; to take it for the
debt
The Court called attention to the;fact that
only one expert had been examined and that
he had stated that he had only fifteen
years experience, but was no expert.
Mr. Smith attempted to call Mr. Sinton TO
testify as an expert. but counsel for the de-
tense did not care for going into all the de-
tails again. and accepted the testimony given
before by Mr.. Sinton. Mr. Joplin and Mr..
Boudar. eto.
The Commonwealth then rested the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

2. c, N. l., SAT- tAKr CuY.
October 18Th. is1i.
A QUARTERLY pIYIDENu Or
n three per ccnt. has this DAY been de.
rlhrod upon the Capital stock Of this In.
suluuon, payable November sit. i,oi. to
stockholders personally, upon proscnta,
ton OF Their. stock rertoaics. OF upon their
written order.
d,d TO. wEBnER. socrotarA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

Tho inquiry was resumed before Tx.
aminer L0ufborrow at 10 O'Clock this
morning; the same counsel appearing
ON either side a. yesterday.
President George q. Cannon was re-
called aud
Mir. Richards askod-Ato you pro.
pared 10 state now how many persons
are drawing support from the Church,
Al am, there are 6sls, but the
great bulk Of them draw only partial
support
Answering other questions, he said
the entire membership VI the Church
In the Territory OF Utah ana surrDund-
inf cities and Territories u upwards 0f
100000. lie approved entirely Of the
manifesto issued by President Wood
wi and he had never heard any one
dissent ifnsn II,
Q,--State what you understand 10 be
the object Of President Woodruff in
issuing that manifesto?
Alt was that the world should
know that tho practice OF plural
marriage had ceased and also that the
members Of the Church should know
Il was forbidden.
Estate whether you believe that
manifesto was given by inspiration 10
PRECEDENT Woodruff
Al believed Ii then and am sim
~ that opinion that lac was inspired 10
issue II aud | 40 stated 10 the Con-
ference,
Q.--D1 you believe It would be
pleasing or displeasing Ia thu sight Of
The Almighty for any member 0f the
Church 10 enter into polygamous mar.
risgtG
Al think 1t would be dlspleasing
In Hts sight.
Q.-Stalc whether or not II would bo
q violation Of the Church rules for any
of IT, members ~ contract u plural
MARRIAGE
Att would, and member NO vlo-
lating would be- In danger OF being
severed from the Church. 70 his
knowledge no member had entered
Into plural marriage since the Issuance
Oi the manifesto. Since that date he
himself had not advised, Rssented to or
encouraged blgamy, polygamy or un.
lawful cOhabltRtlOn, anu lao knew VI
no other officer VI the Council having
done 40.
Q.--Staie whether or not you base
any hope or expectation that the prac'
tico OF polygamy OF plural marriage
win be- re.criRblished by the Church?
Al have not.
Cross-eNaminsd By Mr.. Narlan; wit.
ncss said thu Church had for yeafs
been engaged IN proselyiiug and brlng-
ing people from foreign lands, Many
VI them were In 'impoyrrished" cir.
oumsiances, aud required assistance
when they arrived mere, They re-
oeiyed relief, "hut," added President
Cannon, IT would MT have the im-
preston 70 out-in fact, Il would be u
false lmpressiOn--that the hulk " the
emigrants are mainly dependent. The
proportion requiring direct assistance
on arrival here would not he one Out Of
ten, further than guidance. From
the Church funds none received
aid ~ emigrate 10 Utah; II
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cumsinnce. continued to exist which
have brought about thesr results II
would he impossible aud inconsistent
10 suppose any such thing could he.
Q.-rhen you 10 not expect any
such thing Will hel
A.-Ns.
Mr.. Narian-Do YOU believe that the
principal Of plural marriage came
through a revelation from Got TO
Joseph smith 20 this penplc3
4. COMPATIBILITY I'VE, sir, 10.
Do YOU believe that God has re-.
vokcd it-changci 70 ~ a true prin-
ciple2
Al believe that he has suffered IL
TO hc revoked, that IL ~ iat a. the pnc.
al am spcatiH oftbcphnciplo u
plural MARRIAGE
Al 10 not think lie has revoked
the principle.
Do YOU understand that the
revelation and law concerning IL ls 10
be eliminated from the Church looks
aud doctrine?
Al do not know that I do.
Q.--DO you understand that the
manifesto applies to thu cohabitntlon of
men and women ~ plural marriage
where u already eXlstsl
All cannot say whether 1t does or
not. think, however, that the effect
of u n NJ. | do not sce how II can be
otherwise.
Q--Do you understand that this
manifesto Is the result OF direct rcvela.
tiong
Al understand II ~ be the result
" divine inspiration. consider IL to
b. "a permanent stopping ofthc practice
VI polygamy. The present condition
Of things having brought this about,
do not zee how II h possible 10 r..
establish the principle.
Mr.. Dlckson-l YOU think that N M
attempt we're made 10 ru.csinblish ",
though there might be- no law On tho
subject, public sentiment would bring
about the fame result ~ now
Witness answered yes.
The court adjourned ut this stage un.
I'll pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

MKs. a. l.. PARKER, Of 70 4 stree.
shys: 81 am wearing partial uppif
aud lower set Of teeth that | had made
by the Expert Dental Company,whost
advertisement IL ou. another page OF
this pnpnr | also had two of my front
teeth built up with gold BY them. | am
well pleased with the work, aud recon.
mend the Expert Dental Company 10
every one who wants fr.l-clnss den.
tlstry at the lowest urlces.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

Cad Lunholiz tauthur Of Among
Cat nihnls, ~ who Il the head Of the
expedition now mailing explorations
Ia the Sierra Madrc Vt Mexico, under
the auspices Of tho American Geo.
graphical Society aud the Museum Of
Natuml History " New York, will
write exclusively for ScrNHor's Mag.
dsiHc the RESULTS OF his Investigations
.aud adventures. The flrst paper Will
npucar In the November issue.
Napoleon Ncy IN tho Introduction 10
his article, onumerates the four great
transc Jnticnental railway cnlerpri-rs
Of thu generation IN tho Union Pacific
In the United states, the Tfans.C Gas.
plan aud Trans Siberian Of Russia, the
1rans.Andcnn II South America, and
the Trans Saharian In Africa. OF
James Russell Lowell an entertaining
anccd0te II told by Harvard gradu.
ate. John II. Gould (latc editor VI
Occdn,l who wrote the fst article ia
tho SorNHcr steamship Series ~
"Ocean Passenger Travel" will con.
tribute the final article n the series
on "lho Ocean steamship ~ Freight
CaffieTD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

tifun NJ soi,afjfa fuutaHI
"why don't they usr oniuusl For
goodness sake, why don'l they use
OniOnil Where do they llyol / viii
70 up there to-day aud tell them to use
ouioml" Such were the ,xClamhtlOus
~ our mother, says the editor Of the
Dmvcr's Mirror, when We reported Que
Jay nj dinner that child ~ Mr. q.
w. Dudley wis dead, anI the whole
family including hlmsclf nlamiugly
sick with diphtheril, Mother was
moved 10 these earnest and Interested
expressions by n firm belief that she
knows several lives saved by the ufe
Of Onions Ia diphtNcfia, one being our
sister. In These cases raw onions were
placed In u bauiagc sui beaten in,0 q
pulp, the cloths, containing onions,
juice and all, being then bound about
the throat aud well IN over the ears
Renewals may he made MS often ~ tho
mass becomes dry. In the cases no
tlced the result was alm1s, magical,
deadly pain yielding Ia short time
10 sleepy comfort. The editor adds
the wish that the remedy might have
wide enough trial 10 fully test IT,
usefulness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction
10 every one using II for catarrhal
!Iouhlcs--G. X. Mellor, Qruggihi,
Worcester, Mass.
I believe Ely's Cream BALM IL the
best article Tor cathrrh ever offered tho
public Bush 4 Co., Dfugplst,
Worcester, Mass.
Au article Of real merlt-C. p.
Alden, Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
. Those who use " speak highly of II
Cleo. A. Hin, Druggist, Springfield,
NJ ass.
Cream BALM has given satisfactory.
results. W. =. Draper, Druggist,
Springfield Mass.
w. ID. BUwRiNU has removed To 65
Il. First South street, whoro lac ID
carrying n choice stock Of vegetables,
fruits, grocerics, hsh and poultry, and
would be pleased To hav. all his Old
customers call on hlni, dim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-20
FOR FURNITURE

FUN 7 OHNI UKE
Carpets, Wall Paper. Uphol-
story, Curtains, Poles, Shades,
etc, call on
NEW g. CHILD,
Al L, Eirat South
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-03-07
Free Coinage.

The proposed bill for the free coin
ago of silver provides that any pers'5n
owning silver bullion can take u to
any United States mint and have it
coined into silver dollars containing
4l24 grains of standard silver 371.-
grains of fine silver. If the silver bull
ion presented coinage is not of the re-
quired fineness, the owner must pay
the expense of making it such, but he
pays nothing for the coinage. The
effect Of the bill on the holders Of bull.
ion would be to make them wealthy Il
they had enough Of it. At the present
market value of silver the intrinsic
value OF Il silver dollar is about 81 cents
The adoption Of q free coinage law
would at once make every 81 cents O
silver. exchangeable for 100 cents o.
United States money.-Menphis Com
n,ef3ial.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-03-07
SENATOR'S wALrHALL AND aEoRG,

ANY attempt by anyone in Mississi, N,
no matter who he may be, to make I Mn
issue with Senators George and Nni'
thall that Is not warranted by the .Stnsa
Democratic platform, and the N .ts~~si %
democratic platform, must ber .Ca,.Jad
as making a purely personal a "a M. ~ -
political Or public issue. r. - ',CT ~. a
forms within the limits pre- .o::, SsN1 PiTS ~,
them-the one State and Il tSa a,Sea A.: ny
monal-are usa.,!. H as the Constit 1iioSs % 81 Me
Party Mhssy' tas* and i # is By these ma not 81 any
Walthall y, are to be tri - Se1,ke SeS,k ,ean ~%'
sssi9 line question s'il9 which AZ e neore uf Mis-.
examination @ ;ppy; ;ptcyt;. Afsrefore, in any
gentlemen will ~ feeoras sr s.l OF tnese Sese
true to the Stat =. Have vney oeen
cratic platform sas National suaae ,axaat;. ne%4.
they are th' !tse that they have, and
esteem and AAhtitlea TO the continued
and are " j. .eNhiiden6e Of the people
places s1NAy tb be'continued in the
States. 4 che Senate Of the United
whole where they have done thei,
acco .dstty hoporably and creditably
and G4hk TO the best Democratic lights
in .0he'ffeest, most logical and fairest
t erptetatibn Of the Federal Constitu
lon as 1t applies to the rights Of the
whole body Of the people. There are
'h0.twb men In the Federal Senate today
who are more useful 10 their Country
none Who more logically and persis
'tently have defended Democratic prin
ciples and stood by the people Of thu
South and all the interests Of the South
,ern States. Their work In the Fifty
first Congress is a monument Of indus
try, ofressarch, Of legal learning, ant
U illogical support and defense Of tn
principles Of the Democratic party
whose solidity Is now more than eve
essential to Success Memphis Con,
",nerciaJ n.l
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-03-07

Rheumatism. james Paxton. OF Sa-
yannah. Ga., says he had Rheumatism
80 bad that he could not move from
the bed or dress without help, and thnt
he tried many remedies, but received
NO relief until he began to use P. =. 7.
CPriclily Ash. Poke Root and potas-
sum. and two bottles restored him to
health.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-03-07
A Compliment to Walthall and George

The Chickasaw Messenger, q represen'
tation of tho Farmeas, Alliance. bids
'sgood-by'' to Senators Walthall and
George because these distinguished
gentlemen are opposed to the wild sub
Treasury scheme. :,
The Senators need not be alarmed
They can go before the peoble, and be
sustained in their sound position. on
this question, Col Hooker was sustained
in his District on that identical issue
Senator Carlisle, possible Demo
cratic candidate for President, Is also
opposcd to the sub-Treasury business
Just now we cannot call to mind an,
nublic man of National reputation who
fuyors it.-Tick.sbury Post.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-03-07

Rheumatism is cured by p. 2. p.
Pains and aches in the back, shoulders,
knees, ankles, hips, and wrists are all
attacked and conquered by p. 7. p.
This great medicine, by its blood
cleansing properties, builds up and
strengthens the whole body.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-03-07

If YOU want the best In the bakery
line call on Cuff & Barnes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-24

wAsinNomS, March %. The
Census Onice taday issued bulletin
giving history Of the coal product IN
the States west Of the Mississippi
River. The pro !uct In lss0 l. shown
10 have been 4, Isl, 1874 short tons, while
IN 1850 u had Increased ~ 1907 800
short tons. While the quantity pro.
duccd Increased more uen thtceiol1
during the decade, thc value decreased
from si.0l pcr ton at the mluc. Ia 1850
TO 81 so IN 1850, making the total value
Of the 1850 output jI,il3,2 G2. Four
States aud Territories ARE now given
M producers OF coal for which no pro.
duet was reported In lss0, namely:
North Dakota, New Mexico, Texas
and Indian Territory.
rhe aggregate of wngs paid was
tlT,l55, 3gj, aud the numter OF persons
employed %, iGi. on the whole pro-
duct, i0,0il 800 tons were mined In tho
trans Mississippi Valley, i,SsJ,30S In
the Rocky Mountain region, aud
l,l70,9O2 ON the Pacific Coast. The
value per ton Of the Mississippi
product was sl.ie; the Rocky Noun
tain region, sl.55 and the Pacific Coast
region, Se..5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-24

I.Outsvn.Lr, March 23.--The grand
jury will investigate the failure Of
Schwartz n Co., bankers, and u Is said
criminal prosecution viii follow. The
assets now turn out 10 he nothing.
TOLEDO, o., March 2i.--Thc sheriff
today attached the old Chamber Of
Commerce building, formerly occupied
by the Produce Exchange, ON peti.
tlon for Judgment on n note Of 500, 900
and foreclosure of the mortgage secuf-
ing tho note, which was filed by the
Pcnnrylvanih Mutual Insurance Conn
pany against John II. Carson ani the
administrators anu heirs Of J. a.
Gamble, deceased. George Beckwith
was appointed receiver.
YOIil, IA, March -. - Michael
Schall and JAMES II. Bonner, trading
a. schall 4 Bonner, bankers, assigned.
The liabilities and assets cannot be-
asccrtaincd; hut II Il u complete fail.
utc, tho liabilities far exceeding tho
nssgls.
NEW YoMS, March a3.--Schwab
Bros, manufacturers Of clOaks aud
Jerseys, Green street, confessed ludg.
ments aggregating sbSO3i. Their at.
torncys place the liabilities at $3.50, 600,
with assets sufficient TO cover, " time
IL allowed.
BERLIN, Wis, March 2a.-C. A..
Mather, Of the defunct banking firm Of
q. A. Mather 4 Co., has been arrested,
charged with receiving deposits when
he know tho bank was insolvcnt. lie
was placed under bonds Of $1,000 until
March alst,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-24

pIIIsnuRu, Pa, March a. Excite
ment still runs high In McKeesport
aud vicinity over the murder OF De-
tectlve Gill,inspn and the shooting OF
tho officers. There seems 10 he nm I'm.
penetrahle mystery surrounding the
nervy man Fitzsimmons, or Budd,
who fought the officers. Budd claims
that he awoke out Of sound sleep TO see
his wife struggling with two men, and
he ilred, not knowing who they were.
When the detectives SEARCHED his
house they found papers showing that
Frederick q. Fitlsimmons had recent
~ fallen heir to property la Brook Willie,
Ont. A telegram was sent there and a
reply promptly came that Frederick G.
FitzslmniOns was at his home Ia that
city. This lends additional mystery TO
the man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-24
Dr. Jordan Accepts Presidency aud
salary.

ISDIAsAipLIs, March GA special
from bloomington, Ind, says Or,
David =. Jordan, president OF the Indi.
ana University Tor tho last seven years.
has been offered the presidency OF the
famous Leland stanford, Jr., Univer.
sity of Palo Alto, Cal, and has accept. .
cd, Tins salary n $4,000 per wear.
with residence. Senator Leland Stan.
ford aud wife arrived In this CITY
Saturday evening, aud remained until
today, when he started for Chicago,
where he will take his private car for
the West. Sunday morning he sent
for DIR. jordan and met him In the
National Hotel, whom, without any
explanation, he offered him the pr,sl.
drncy. The Doctor took tho matter
under consideration until this morn.
Ing, when he notified him OF his nc.
ceptanoe. The term OF office Will be.
gin next September. jordan l. To
leave In June, IN soon IN tho present
college years work Ia completed, and
he viii take his family with him.
DR., Jordan has been president Of the
Indiana University for the past seven
year,, and at the time Of his election
was this youngest president In the