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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
SHIPPING .NElYS
PORT OF NEwYoRK TUESDAY. JAN. 20. lss

PORT OF NEW. YORK. .........TUESDAY, JAN. 20 1891
ARRIVED
town II. with md,r and passengers to chnerh % o.
Arrived at v Ne h Tocr TX Pydcr Newcastle jim l.
Halifax last to simpson. spence fouhsS Ai'e'
sieanar Hrnania Ctap P7arelo. Mediterranean ports
Gibraltar Jan 3. with mise A passengers 10 Feps D'o'
Steamer Belr Tanner santos Dec ~, no JansTo
"a with Ipdsc - Butk ~ JevonS Ait'c" AZ .l' a..
steamer Agicrs Mason Galveston days. Win muse 10
steamer tIcich, Bailey Daron with lumber to South
with md.e and passengers to Old dominion ~ Co. - &.
steamer Ii NJ Whitney Ilaert. Boston with muse 10 IL
sr Danarrsnan ,e rnT f5., oa,cg .na Ill days with
Barr bGora IT. :o. S% IgF"w 6 HfI %
BarK quebec or. Nelson. London Noa 49, with md''
to order vessel To snow & burTess ro..x Hov A. with
md dIu.H 10 order. vessel toJ Parker a 60.
sUNsEr-Wmda at sandy liool, light. W; clear.
Al City lslsud-WInd light SW; clear
Arrived yesterday go
steamer Niagara Bnrey sar "a havana .a1' WIN thS
Steamer Jamaica (Br Thompson. savannah. TO Vessels
steamer Chattahoochee Edwards savannah2a days with
mdse and passengers 10 i Wake.
CLEARED.
Steamer Columbia tBr) GhicS GLASGOW Henderson Bros
s sfssmr pora s ,S i! johns,
steamet Parsrse Cr sdebotham Parr. Pernambuco. &c
steamer Colon Henderson Colon-Pacdc Mai $500
C.cad Conial >lan. carinona Havana anu Mex
lean ports j VI Cehallos& GO. ..-,,
steamer II Paso. quick. New orleans } T Van elcSe.
steamer uyandotte Walker. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Rcnmond. Jenney West Point. Va-oo Dominion
$500 r =, rD,.o.L
Steamer Herman winter Nckerson Boston X + Dmock.
snp IIanaut (Beg). De Vres' Antwerp IL sturiouis
Co. . rouo,..
bark Ensenaia (Brl Toye Melbourne -Arkell Douglass
BARK Marcheino QtaU. GalazzO. Genoa-funoh. EoSe %
Co. ,~n
Steamers Wyoming and Justin for rlverpoo Coumo a.
glasgow: Newcomer Bristol Suevla, HamOurgi Coon
Colon: Geo Dumos Blnrncds Condai Havana FL Pas
NewOrlenn. GuyandOte. Newport News, Richmond "esI
Point. Va.
BARK Sco,o. ,or br shane.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Jan O-Sailed, steamer Manhattan OBJ. Robin
for New YORK
QuyRSsrowS, 2O-Arrivc. steamer BothnA Br), walk
FROM Nsw 70 her 10 Liverpool.
GLAsoOw Jan 20 Arrived steamer Clrcassa (brl Heu
berwick, from New. YORK -,
souTHinpTox jan 2O-sailed steamer Vera tGer) Pohe
from Bremen hence for New York
sCiILr Jan 20 Passed steamer scandia GER. kopn
from Newlork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
A orrsr1oN or lNsANIrY oE ILI.rEEArMENT.

QUESTION OF INSANITY Or ILTrTEF.AIMlNT
The suit Of Mrs. Maria g. Maguisc for limited divorce
from her husband, the Eay. Hugh MaeuIc, Of ih"
Protestant Episcopal Church o. Our saviour. was on ta
before Judge Osborne the City Count YESTERDAY Mr.
Maaur, let, up cruel aud Dluman treatment while her
husband answers she j. insane and has been confined
in an ASYLUM. Mrs Mcguire too. the stand and >"or'
that she was .tiCatel. THO fact brought out that
She once ran away with named Douglass. she sa.d
She did not do il because loved Douglas, but because
of desperation he had promised TO help her lie H.
treated her but it was her fault le'te was read
written by her at time, in which She ASKED her nus
bands forgiveness ana said She loved him. she did not
love him now, however.
''Do YOU remember the day Won ceased TO low" MN -
asked the counsel. 'YOu can't stop loving IN d'Y
was the answer: that must como gradually
The case went over enaslc tlr court 10 look mp
0ont NJ law about the admi, on OF letters dchcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
NORTHERN NEW-JERsEY COUNTIES.

FNGLEWOOD. The first ball given under tne
auspices of the Englcwood club Will be heId IN inc
Lvceum on the evening Of February u. Inc auu'
to,ium In the binding viii be foored over iOr M &
second floor The number OF tickets Is llmt'd u 'oo'
HACKENSACK.-r inquest in the case OF K3 a,
Mcdonald will be held at noon TO-DAY IN merry NM
700 ,'iic. north of here Lavlna Mann and George
Mann wife and Of Philip Mann who IS a are ,ea
~ The murder Of Mcdonald, will be called 10 tel INC
t,r~ ~ Tho fatal assault which they witnessed
IamcS Duric who wa, told by Mcdonald Just before
he died that Phil7 Mann had assaulted nm ana
large number ~ other witnesses have also bech
Snhnoenaed Richard Cooper is foreman Of the Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
THE MINISTER WON HIS SUIT.

The Rev. Thomas Diggs pastor OF colored church
In Trenton appeared in the First District Court YES
terlay as plaintiff in a sut against the Fist African
Methodist Episcopal Bethel society to recover Sloo
and interest on two prOmissory notes. Mr.. Digs
was formerly pastor Of the Bethel Society in ArlnG
fan and he presented evidence 10 show that he had
loaned the society 800 and taken il notes. Tho
socciy fried 10 ,ct the claim by cndcavorGS 10 show
that Mr. Digs had ovcrlrawn il> salary before lcaNG
the church The court decided III ia'"r vi tue P"''''
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
PLAINFIEID.
DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOME BY FIRE

DKINEN FKOW TTTETK HOME ~ FINE
The family Of John Bartlc. scotch Plains farmer
we've driven from their home at = O'Clock Yesterday
mo ming bv a fierce fire. which consumed all OF their
possessions. \ thirteen year old discovered the
flames after being awakened by the punrcnt Odor Of
burning wood lie succeeded in awakening his parcut
and other member, Of the family who escaped clad
IN only their night clothes All of them suffered song
what by nhalng smoke and fame. ard Bartlc mar
rOwy escaped with his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
DOG FIGHTING, To RE STOPPED.

Thomas JOwrtt Hugh Ryan. Timothy sullivan John
SorlOne and George {. lcb were held 70 bail in $500
each ly justice Senior yesterday. Ia 10 the
Grand Jury charge Of doghgltfnE. The com
plants which Constable Riley arrested them. were
by President lclma~ Domaine. Of IN" lO1 society
for Prevention oi Cruelty to Animals. The arrests ar
sequel t. brutal Os-fglt that took place recently
IN a barn at Ircahnc,s, near tho city. large crowd
witnessed the fight. \ number of these exhibitions
have taken place lately warriors quiet resorts near
the city. and Nh Romaluc and the county authorities
say they determined T. break up the practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
WILBrR +. LUNT TO BE 4 GENERAL APPRAISER

II wa~ stated on good authority yesterday that PrrsI
dent Harrison had decided To appoint Wilbur T. Inn,
~ Portland Me- "rhrral Appraiser. TO succeed Colonel
j. Lewis Starkpo'e .; Bo,ton. resigned from IN,
ald Of General Appraisers several month, ago IL has
rcnerall, conceded that the place would 20 T. New
FngaEd MI lnt has been one OF the leading Rcpubl.
Of Maine for some time and Of leaders OF tho
Cumberland tar. lie recently the United States Dis.
rct Attorney for the district embracing Portland and has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
SONERNTII.E.

.TpAvEtLIyG SALESMAN KILLS HIMSELF.
Granger registered at the Somervlle Hotel yes
tcrlav a. Max stcrnbcrg travelling salesman repre-
senng the Dutchcss Manufacturing Company OF new
York. After eating his dinner stcrnbers went - T."
hardware store where he purchased "2caho'e ro
volvcr and fifty cartridges. Then he walked ou. ."
,or,n toward Tartan a few hours late" farmer
f0uni the hody of the man in secluded spo on ,no
R@rtan road with pistol ball in bis bral' Ills po'S
was hardly cold when found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW BRIGHTON. ". McClclland has resigned
A. principal Of CaStletOn District school No 1. at New
Brighton after having been al the head OF the school
for over twenty five Years. Mr. McClcand, who Is
over eighty years old. said to be the oldest prn
cipal In New York state. The Board Of Trustees pre-
.ented to him three months salary. His successor Will
be- John i. Dnsco. who WAS assistant principal under
MIR. Mc(lelldud FOR number OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

bad luck OF late. Il purchased n valuable tract vi
land in Clinton township. for use as cemetery ana
tlT1 found II cond no, be used Its president Josp"
Klein, will be tried for alleged larceny ana op'a'i"s
money under fal,c prctcnccs. indictments to Una,
effect having been found against him by the tlioh
County Gt,lud jury Vow its treasurer. IaoDer, nus
lcn the city. Tabhcr was engaged In tie GioceTy
businn,s i'm Dclawarc->i whore he owns properly III
his wife's name lie also carried large hucRSter
Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
r1GnrrvG OVER MRS. GNNr>.S ProrrGTY

FIGHTING OVER Mrs. t'AlNI.>S PROPERTY.
The hearing j the Myra Clar& tr,ir'> viii cas- was
continued before Abbott ycstl lay IN-Judec
Hustled. Ncw.OIl ans, was cali 10 t,tfg a. TO the
laws Of Louisiana An at nrt wa, mad 10 show that
Mrs Evans the executor und"r the Loo"r1phi' Will!
was considered by Ms. Games to hav' d"iiAu! her
and Ms Margaret IIa~hr took TIA stand To- that puI
poe NJ. Hattie l.. H. WhitIr,. o. tho l"ar"s
under the other will. renowned her Ieh'~ "a favor o
her sOn and took stand for o." sam" BuFIo- Nj.
Harris the cashier Of fhr National city lan% O Bioottn
testified that he had compared photograph o. the
hologr1phlc win and letter OF Mr.. GAINS, and the
writing not the The case was adjourned to
allow further .timOnY TO be procured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
rur pn1DFGRooN DID NOT APPEAR

Father Nulty. Of 81. Peters Church. Barclay at.
New York was at the home Of Mrs. Ahrens In Jcfcr-
sons near First ,t on Sunday evening to marry her
daughter Nellie to Martin DOcrine, a clerk In the
Bremen steamship Office in IIobokcn. Many guests
were present but DocrinC not and has not been
heard from Mrs AlrcnS asked for "a warrant for his
arrest Yesterday aud was told to bring a civil suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
IINRllkEN


HIS woOING WAS TURNED To RAGE.
Michael spite. an Italian, eighteen wears oh. was
arrested Yesterday charge 81 attempting 10 XIII
Katie stefens fourteen year old girl. lie had Known
the girl for some time and yesterday he asked her
10 marry him She tc!uscl. and In III Of RAGE nc
seized heavy stove litter 20 strike her. Mrs. Stcen7
AZ that moment entered the room and prevented tae
assault She caused the Italians arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BARTHOLDI-T Thomas Nelson Page, OF Richmond va
RREVOOHT-F. Gordon Dexter Of Boston. BhC NsWICh
-S,ndford Fleming Of Ottawa. Canada. FIFTH AVE
Gov.,nor Charles H. sawyer Of New. Hampshire
and Henry A. Richmond. Of Buffalo. GlLsEf-SecieAry
Of State Henry c. Kelsey. Of New-Jer-ey GRAND
General A. V Kaut7 and Colonel 6. +. Blunt L. B.
Army. wINDSOE-ErSkne NJ. Phelps, OF Chicago. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
cou1vc TO NR. HESTINGHOrSE,S RESCUE.

John W. Houston, OF the firm OF Cravath houston
counsel for George Westinghouse jr.. said yesteiuay
that Mr. Westinghouse was succeeding well III III,
efforts to place preferred stock and would be on. VI
his difficulties in few days. IL is reported ''"'
90 900 shares have been placed. The propo7'io" w."
made in Pittsburg last week to tie creditors =.
"a,. rr,orcd stock in Mace OF cash. the signatures to
he binding II 60 600 shares at $50. par or J {.
900 were disposed Of. Mr. Westinghouse l,iIii
was said yesterday, were coming lOr"aiu al" 'Nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
,,nprurv AGREE on 4 COMPROMISE.

The Conference Committee Of the Common Counril
had a secret meeting nj the CITY Han last hiSh' ana
agreed upon compromise - organize the counclI
an Thursdnv night The Chairnansh pS Of committees
will be divided equally between Democrats ana Re
publcans II is said Alderman Dempsey DEM win
he president of the council. ard Alderman johnson
REM will remain chairman Of the finance committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

THE UNION LEAGUE DROPS GENERAL BARNES
General Alfred G. BJrcs, who recently left the EspuD
can party become Democrat has had TO give IN his
membership in the Union League Clrb by reason Of his
change OF political fah. one Of th" conditions OF adms
on to membership OF this hOursnnc organization IS
that man sral De- Republican. hen General BarIss'
change poliu al aih became known. the Executive Com
nii,ec Grub called his attention 10 the provision ana
n:.nslcd h., rirato" voT!c b" a order He wro:e
in reply that longer con-icr himself entitled TO be
n member OF the club acccfdng, rrsiencG. Gnncfa
Barnes recently dropped from the Board OF Directors O
tho Now Tn. land society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
A CEMETERY ASSOCIATION Has BAD LUCK.

Abraham Tabber. treasurer Of Jewish ceme'ery
association herr. and also ~ Hebrew beneficial
society. has left the ely. Two attachments against
hi, goods aud chattc, have been issued by tn, Unon
Coun ) Court one at the instance Oi Wilkinson *
Gaddls. of Newark, TO which firm lie owes moneS and
the other writ by the attorney of the Gomley Che-e
Cemetery Association This organization has had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

Court in the suit Of the Rev. Henry c. Heyser TO
recover 1886, balance Of salary claimed by MN az
pastor Of the German Evangelical Reformed salem
Church of the Eastern District. Mr. Heyser was de-
posed in November, 1855. lie received $500 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
ATn\G TIE SOI\D

BRIDGEPORr-P. r. Harnum has offered 81 900
toward A fund for a statue in seaside Park in honor
Of Henry Bcrgl Patrick Garvey, contractor.
has served papers Of attachment against 81. Patrcks
church 10 recover $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

held other positions Of trust. The position OF GenerS
Apprai.er ia life place and pays salary OF sIooo
va II is said that Mr.. Lunt recommended oy
Sc,,rv BI,ine Senator Hale Collector Dow. and other
prominent OF Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

Have you inlamcd cyclids? Take Cactus Blood
Cure and be rid OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

THE LEADER the best watcr-cracker in the
world; Mir, cenous and phCsphauc; yeas.
powerful builder up u every tissue.
HEALTH FOOD CO.. 81 Fifth Avenue and All rrocers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

When the head feels duh and heavy. the skin
appears -aow and greasy aud "a" stomach refuses food
take Cartcrs Little Liver Pnls. Don't forget this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

Use BRUNNELL's CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS
Genuine have a. H. u. each drop. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun ri,.,7ls Sets 90 Moon sets <39 m MOON "S'
HIGH WATER 80
4 N-sanhy Hook 4.bS Gov Island I'D i i ests I56
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
Announcements.

At J. w. JOHNSToNS, 379 SiXth-ave, above
yYdst nlso go trand.st a lnc Dress SHIRTS. 81,
IS ~ each. Mems Linen collars 81 80. So doE
Rest underwear cent less than Broadway charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
HENRY \: DANIELS. VI. D.,

Diseases Of the Nervous system. Gcnto-Urnay Organs
Impotence and Stcrhuy. Hour, 20 l. to ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
INVISIBLE TUBULAR Fan CUSHIONS. Wits
ieye heard Successful whom all remedies fail illustrated
book proofs Call write r. lsCoN, o53 way, "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27
rus coKE REGIONS.
uprssr over the Posting eta sliding
Scale.

ScoITDALE, Pa, March Co. The
coke regions have been In an uprnnr all
day over the posting ola sliding scale
last night by the frlcko Company,
Mcclure aud other concerns. The
Friokc Company Ia an enormous con-
cern, controlling over two.thifds Of the
ovens In the district, while tho Me.
Clurc Company owns some 2O00 ovens.
The manager u the Ffickc Company
said that OF the seventeen works In
which they posted notices yesterday
ten are working today. II IL claimed
by the operators that they are paying
twenty per cent more wages than any
coke region In the country.
The labor leaders ntc dlsmaycd ut
the unexpected deseftion Of NO many
strikers. At the Lelsiuing works the
strikers who remained out raidcd the
yards, putting the wofkmcn to flight,
several OF them being Injured.
Tonight the region IN filled with mp
prchensi0n u. 10 the result O! this uc.
tcrmiucd aud unexpected attempt at
resumption. The operators will have
regiment Of deputies II necessary.
The strikers ARE determined aud ma.
jorlty are united, while the men who
ARE going back 10 work are either dies.
pcrate foreigners, who have no fear oi
The strikers, or mon who are actually
driven TO work by poverty anu perhaps
hunger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

Goshen, Ind, has murder case that
In hofrlfying details exceeds anything
In the annals OF crime for long time.
A man named Hcndryx n on trial for
tue murder Of n man named Calklns.
Mrs. Calkins was also Included la the
indictment, but on the 25lh inst. she
was released from custody and per-
miited 10 testify against her partner In
crime. She II ~ ycafs old; had lived
In Elkhart three and on,-haif years
and had rooms on the SAINT floor Of the
Hat that Hcndryx and nh old man
named Edward Calkins occupied. She
fir-t met Calkins In February, 1880,
when he began boarding will her. She
also met Hcndryx, Ia fact, wis quite
Intimate with him. She says that they
planned and succeeded In getting Cal.
kinr 10 marry her. Then they Induced
him 10 take out mn accident Insurance
policy Tor 5000, making his wife hen.
eilciary, 10 viii his property 10 his
wife, and then 10 give HendryN a
power of attorney 10 collect for Mrs.
Calkins the Insurance should he die by
accident. About n week after her mar.
riagc 10 Calkins she, with the husband
aud H.ndryx, went fishing, aud while
attempting TO change seats Calkln.
was thrown overheard by HIcndfyx
and drowned. Shs anu Hendryx then
rowed to the shore and wet their cloth.
Ing TO Indicate that the boat had cap.
sized, and gave the alarm. Other evi.
dcncc Introduced by tho prosecution
was yer, damaging.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27
rHE KANSAS STORM.
- Was The Most sever. Known IN
that state.

KANSAS Cry, March aS.-Adylces
received this morning from many
points throughout Kansas, Indicate
that the most severe storm known
ragged over greater portion OF Ia.
state yesterday. RAILWAY Traffic is ut
standstill. Every available snow
plow In called Into requisitlon, hut they
have made very little headwny.
several trains were caught between
stations, among them being In.
Missouri Pacific day train. The COM
rany managed 10 keep those on hoard
supplied with food, but II the storm
should last much longer they will be-
In serious prcdicaments.
Reports from all directions Indicate
great suffering OF live stock from the
lack OF food aud wnter. Tho Neosho
River, which begnn rising Tuesday, Il
out OF It's banks In many places, and
higher than II has been IN many years.
ON the central branch Of the Missouri
Pacific great many poor propl. are
reported suffering for lack OF fuel and
food.
Dispatches from Kansas state that
the great snowstorm OF the first three
days Of this week " over. Warm
weather prevails through the snow
covered district, and the snow Ii melt
Ing rapidly, exposing the grass 70 the
cattle are finding abundant food. The
snowbound trains ON the different roads
were released today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

NEW YoRK, March 2d.--A letter IL
received ut the folicc Gazette office
from Slavin, authorizing Madden to
match Slavin 10 fight or box any man
In America for any amount from
$500 TO $4,000 side, the Police
Gasctto belt and the championship of
the world. Slavln viii give Sullivan
$1,000 II he fails 10 stop, conquer or
knock him out IN six rounds; give
Iiilrain 5000 II he fails to knock him
out In six rounds; make DOmlnick
McCnilfey present OF $500 10 box him
six rounds, AMI give the same amsunt
TO Gofrey. Slavln does not forget
either COrbctt or Peter jackson In his
sweeping offer. He agrees 10 box
either Of them ten rounds or fight
them, i'o,ioo Ga-etto rules, and forfeit
5000 II he falls To knock either out In
ton rounds.
Slavin will arrive next month with
Charley Mitchell, aud stand ready TO
deposit $4,000 TO back up the foregoing
propositions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27
THE KIXr,ID raI,I-
4 Number OF witnesses Examined
Nesie rsins.

WAsItISoTos, March GA mum
Der OF witnesses In the kincaid trial
weru examined this morning. VIM,
Mccormick. one Of the dOorkeepers Of
the House, said he heard Taulbee cal
liinoald liar before the shooting oc-
CURED. About an hour and quarter
afterwards klncaid returned aud
asked witness advice as 10 what be
should do Ia regard 10 the trouble
Witness replied that he had no advice
to give. Said Kincaid, ~ am not abl,
10 cope with such man as Taulbee.
have been sick anu am weak. Nor
than that, was not armed. did not
even have my cane"
Then kincr!d left and walked rapid.
~ to the head Of the stairway. In q
short time, about half q minute, wit.
ness heard the report OF pistol. On
cross examination he denied having
heard Taulbec call Nincaid u "dirty
liar" "monkoy," or "damncd llltl,
coward" nor did he hear Taulbeo tell
Klncaid 10 20 and arm himself.
Robert Woodbridge, another door
keeper, substantially corroboratcd Mo.
Cormlck's testimony, except that lac
testified having seen Taulboe pull Kin
cald's ear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27
Bsitard's suerchoand syrup fos
Whooping Cough.

There IL no remedy In tho world
which viii give such prompt relief In
Whooplng Cough Us Bdiidrds Hoyo.
hound Syrup. II will pOSltireiy cure II.
IL You win try II your children will
not keep you awake NIL night cough.
Ing. Billiards. Horohound Syrup Ia
the most cooling and soothing remedy
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bron.
chltis and Asthma, Ia the world. IL Ia
free from opium. IL builds up new
tissue, strengthens the Lungs, aud Is
nh Incompatible remedy, made Of the
bust and purest materials. II your
Lungs are weak aud you have n tick.
ling in your throat, you need IL. n. q.
NJ. |. Agenta. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-27

The highest medical authorities Of
Europe aud America have recently
decided that u large percentage OF cases
OF insanity IN caused 10y the cxcrucla.
ting palms Of Neuralgia OF the head anu
face. II any member Of your family
suffers this tormentor, Induce them 10
try Ballard's snow Llnimont. One
application will afford immediate relief
aud you viii soon be md OF danger.
Gus and tormonting disease. Ballard's
snow Liniment Is the most penetrating
Llniment known. IL positively cures
Inflammation, Lame Back, Contracted
Muscles, Old Sores, Corns, Bunions,
etc. II penetrates and opens up the
pores, drawing all poisonous matter To
the surface, restoring and promoting a
natural circulation OF the blood through
the diseased parts. pcs