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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

SARATOGA, July 9p.-rhr races were
continued here today. There was o
heavy shower this morning which laid
Tire dust but did no. buGcu "a. tack,
which Wa Va good form. the sun u
now shining. Attendance good
Purse ill Tor tHu.year.Olds, HiN fur.
lOngs--Guliuln won, ChnrNic second,
Foreigner third. rimc-lilHi.
Mile nud unrHiNteruth OBJ Carroll
won, Bailyhoo second, King Crat
third. rimc--l;l''.
Six furl1ngs -NlIcl Glrnmofe won,
Oriuocp second, Little Much third
rlmc-l:iI.
Five mrlnngs- rom Tough won
Mount Mciregor second, Beverages
third. rlmv--lm5t.
Mlle--Gr!lysburg won, Gildvu Rec
second, Saunders thiri. fimu-l:lll
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CIARLEsTON, s. g., July g9.-At nn
Alliance barbecue at Prosperity, New.
berry county, today, u SERIOUS cutting
ARRAY occurred between James Hun.
ter aud tho M6rHsses. II was caused
by an old feud between them, Hunter
was struck on the head with a club
aud seriously injured. George Morris
received bad cut Ia the face and neck,
which may prove fatal. II. NJ. 5inglcy
rushed IN 10 stop the eight aud was
seriously, pefhnps fatally, cut In the
throat. Julius Epling was GU; on the
back of tho hand Ia trying 10 stop the
fight, aud several others received minor
Injuries.
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GLrS Cows, l.. July aD.-- Richard
undorhlil, lurnrrly OF Chemical, u
village three miles rom here, recently
employed two negroes, David Boncum
AMI Thomas Channel, ~ work on his
farm. They rOOmtd together Ia the
upper pnrt NJ an outhousv.
During last night .tey fought IN
their room aud Channel was chOkcd 90
death by BOnc1m. Bnncom, who l.
covered with wounds, says because he
Refused 10 take u drinh Of whisky from
n iiask offered by Channel, the latter
attacked him with q razor. Finally
Boncom succeeded In clinch!ng hir A..
salluut ani was compelled 10 choke
him 10 death.
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NUmuER OF HOMES HiRtD on
owHCo FRCC.
Relating To Farms aud Homes ia the
United States.

Emitted States.
WAsiINurON. July .n.--Thc count
ofhrm u0uae transcripts made in uc.
cordancr with tho mortgage collection
clause of the ccnFus net has uoeu CONF
plotod by the census Office. There
were returned by enumufator- ., iBl :
$50 farms and homes occupied rs
owners, which were incumbcfei by
mortgages. This include. spmu about
which the unumvraton made no report
aud which belong purity ~ tue elias Of
Hired ANA partly ~ the class owned
free, NJ well IA partly 10 the class
owned and encountered. Until this
unknown quantity, due 10 tho failure
OF cnumcrltors Il eliminated. Il may
be eglricd NJ approximately true that
tv 10 and u quarter million oi twelve and
q hall million families ~ the United
States occupy nud own iuCumhcrCd
farua ant homie, AMI that ten and n
quarter million families occupy farms
and homes either hired or owned free.
The proportions Of hired aud owned
free homes and farms viii be known
when the population division complete,
the count OF returns pertaining 10
them.
The preliminary results indicate that
the average debt Tor farms In Iowa d
sl2s3 prr home. Tho success Of this
investigation, Superintendent Porter
says, has been far beyond the anticipa'
/ ton VI the most experienced sttlsti'
clans, aud the result Will be " i'm
mensc Interest aud value 20 the nation
The iifst volume relating 10 the re-
corded Indebtedness will probably ~
to prvss this year. Incomplete return,
/ from several Western States indioat,
/ TINT farms and houses aru mOrtgngcd
Tor nbuut onr.thlrd the value lut upou
them by their owners.
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NATIONAL Lr,Cur-sEw ionK.
Hrnokivu. h; Philadelphia, g. batteries
loyUu, hinslOw, Gleason, Clements,
BOSTON
There was no Boston Sew York game, rain.
rfrrsurrg.
pltslurf. q. CiurihnatL 81. naticrlea-iinid.
win, hacki Mullane, Harrington,
AHLutuAs ioN-nALIIMOHE.
baltimore, NJ lioston,a 9.
PHILADELPHIA.
Athletic Warrington game postponcdi rain.
wLsfEuN LrA0uE-puLCru
Duluth, Z, Kansas city, %.
lNAUhEE
The ncnycrgamu was gwen u Milwaukee, y
20 nothing as Denver refused 10 play,
NtNNTArotts,
Minneapolis, iinr0ln, ~
SIOUX CrT.
Sioux CITY, s., Lincoln. ..
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CHICAGO, July 2g.-Brandolette,
with Jockey uo0dale In the saddle,
broke the record for u mile and seventy
yards, covering the distance In l:i5.
The track was fact.
rhirteon.sixteenths Of n mllo-Neya
& won, Harry Weaver second, Annie
Clark third, Time, l:2l.
Mile llosumont won, Sis Olee sec.
ont, Dus,cr third, rimc-l;i2.
Five furlOngs-Addie won, Minnie
&. second, Unadilla third. Time
1901.
Mile and seventy yards-Brando.
lette won, Ernest race second, Martin
Russell third. Time-l.i5.
ThiIteen.siNteenths Of a milo--Ar.
mile flt.t, Spalding second, Caldwell
third. Time--l:2l!.
-Four furlongs-Out Of Sight won,
Queen Droycs second, Maggie Kline
Third. 1ime--:is!.
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CiugAoO, July 20.-.lhu track was
In good condition,
Milr-Mimbeau won, Bankrupt sec.
oud, Heller Shelter third. Tint
1879,
Seven furlongs-- Nero won, Mar
mo-s second, Tuulon third. Time
l;.0l.
Milo aud quarter -- Governor
Adams won, Brook wood second, Attl.
Gus third. Timp--..U0,.
Six mflongs-l.t,lu l,ook won, Bob
McCart second, Ronouuce third. rime
-l:lhl.
Mile and an vight-Cnrus won, lily
Dy second, Rcvcas third. Time
1853.
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WASHINGTON, July 2D.-Tho navy
department has approved the report
of the board OF examlueu for forenotl
or master mechanics at Mare lslaud
navy yard, and has filed all the posi-.
tons by tho appointment Of the oRndi
dates which that boar i'recOmmcnded.
With reference 10 certain trades In.
volviug special training In building
hulls Of modern steel vessels, the board
respectfully states that, In IL opinion,
none Of the candidates presenting
themselves were possessed of tho spe.
clal knowledge desirable. Eighty-fiV,
candidates In all were appointed.
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Makes Speech at the Lord Mayors
Banquet, Touching upou Several
Important subjects.
uALFoUR's ADMINISTRATION IN
IRELAND LAupEo.
4 Period of Tranquility In Europe.-
Williams Visit 10 Bngland.--
The Seal Dispute.
saiisbnr, ur,irus tho Political siiun.
tiou ~ tfuui" nnd Abroad.

ttou ~ tfuut" und Abroad.
iloNuuS, July cO.-Lord Salisbury,
IN n speech NJ the Lord Mayors BAN
purt, tonight, reviewed the lahufs N
tur present session of Parliament. He
snid hard and valuable worl, had been
done, aud the nlsturt.Dn Formerly
lindcriug legislation almost disappear.
vd. Hu rloiycd At The PASSING u the
Education hill, rs calculated 90 support
a system ol religion which the people
loved.
Regarding Iceland, Lord Salisbury
sIii the government had applied a sue
cvssiul remedy 10 the evils long suffer-
ed tharc, and could loos hack ON ita
policy with satisfaction. Five years
ago hr hud expressed d belief that Ire
nud mu-f be- governed rrsolutrly. Bal.
'uuf's success was largely due To this
fact, that those serving under him
were assured That they would be- sup
uuricI, and not handed over 10 their
vnpmlrs. Nsli0ur's administration
owed IT. -ucruaa 10 persistence aud 70.
solution. .Chrris.l Respect for law
followed, rae people freliug that re-
siHiancy 90 thc law was futile.
"rho land art,n lorl Salisbury de-
clnrrd, "Wouli be- found not 10 be- a
temporary palliative but permanent
cure for the Troubles Of many genera
lions. ~ would draw closer the bond
uniting the two counties. iugland In
the last election dcchtcd against tho
severance 81 the bond, and hc-
iryc the decision IA irrcvocable."
I .th,cfHl
Referring 10 foreign powers, Lord
/ Salisbury sald he never knew period
[ when Europe was more Tranquil, In
l South America alone wns there u
I weary quarrel aud constant disorder.
| The English government had been
/ pressed u ntbitptc In the Chilean dis.
/ quite nud In the adjustment Of the
I Argentine finances, but England
! could not undertake either task.
| Tho premier spoke OF the value Of
Z tile visit %; Emperor William aud tho
/ Prince Of Naples In assuring the work
u maintaining the pence Of the great
powers. lie hoped ia the course OF u
'rw weeks 10 welcome 10 England tho
iiytt " the French republic. tChserr.l
There had been talk, no continued, Ol
certain treaties threatening tho peace
~ the world, but hc knew nothing OF
them.
referring 10 tho seal and lobster dis
yutcs l.0ru Salisbury said they dragged
their slow length along with n calm
nrsz aud flOwnUsA suitable 10 these
animals. II was useless 20 imagin,
that the luxury VI carrying ON these
negotiations would cease for any
minister for u considerable number Of
Year,.
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Expelled Fsom tnr rrotiiHg A.socia.
ttutt

CLEVELAND, July .p.-In the g:li
class rncc today Temple Bar was the
favotilc aud Ii toOn became apparent
his driver, Ecorge =. spear, was not
trying TO win. Amer the thlrl heat
the driven were changed aud Temple
liar won IN straight heats. 40 the
conclusion NJ the race. the horse, his
driver md owner Dr. NJ. s. SALE, VI
Kentucky. were expelled from the
National rrOiting association.
The performance OF Hal Pointer In
the trcu.ilr.nll pace Wa8 remarkable.
lie not only broke the track record for
paccH-9;lll 90 but made tho three
fastest heats over paced Ia race. The
truck was fast.
The a;2l tr1t, sa.Oll Diminished
from yrs.,riny)- Lakewood pr.ucu
won, New YORK Central second, Trim
thir1, Abbiu v. fourth. Best time,
/ 2'tb,
Frec-for-all pncc, purse s2,O00-Hnl
Pointer won, InIp Maid second,
Dallas third. Time, 2!lu., 2l"g,
| 9:lUi.
The a;27 troi, $4,000 Happy Bee
won, y. A.. n. sccund, Merry l..
thiri, King Chester fourth. Best time,
.;l7l.
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ST. PETERSBURG, july 20. - The
Iorjc irCWYu today puhliGhvs an In
tnrvirw with Admiral Gurvaia ~ the
visiting French squadron, in which
n. declares that lac ha- not been en-.
trusted with "a political mission ~ con.
vry the friendly sentiments N the
French government anu It. people,
which are entertained between Russia
AMI France, aud which the udmiiai
urclar,s are analogous ~ those between
the members Of the Drsibund, ami
purely defensive.
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BUTTE, July 20.-'rhe Davis trial to.
day was occupied by tho closing OF
Colonel Iugesoll's address for tho con.
tes,an,H ana the examination Of tho
first witness FOR the pgoponont, j. G..
Scounoe, the only living witness OF the
alleged will. lie testified 10 having
seen a. J. Davis, the late millionaire,
sign the viii In the presence Of him.
self and others In 1909 NJ the farm Of
James Davis In Iowa. The testimony
was not shaken ON cross'examination
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NEw YoRiS, July 29.-The POLES
Odseiie has IA special cable from Lon.
don saying that Fed Fritchard has
challenged Charley Mitchell 10 fight
Tor 10000 and the championship OF
England.
prItchard says he Il not going 10 the
United States, but Il willing 10 fight
either l'iizimmons or Hall Tor s. 900
side aud all expenses.
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LoSDpN, July GA Geneva paper
says tho 20. Petersburg police recently
arrested twtnty.siX Uiilcefs connected
with conspiracy % KIN the Ckar aud
force the CIarcwitch 10 establish "a con.
dtiutioual monarchy. Tie officers,
all hut two " whom were nihiiisis,
offered u desperate resistance % the
police, and even u the nihilista wcru
killed aud rrveh more escaped.
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Sr. PAUL, July 0.-Mile-Catalpa
won, Harry Ray second, Louise third.
Timc--l:i5.
Mile aud fifty yards-Polomus won,
Pat Coulry second, Royal Carter third.
Tlme--l;i1l.
Five MISUNDERSTANDING l.. won, Lena
Frey second, Newton third. Time
1909.
SIX Furlongs, for first heat--Sym.
pathetic's Last won, Glpckuer sec5 nd,
Leader thiri. Time-l:lG..
Second heat - Sympalhetlc's Last
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ROW., July GA luitcf from the
Pope 10 Cardinal Gihb1nH la which hc
condemns the tugp, lii1ns OF Herr
Cahrnsly nnd the 81 Raphael societies
Ia regard 10 the appointing Of Roman
Catholic bishops IA the United states
u the same uhti1naliiics ns the pClplu
10 whose spiritual wants they minlsiVb
hg- htcu published here.
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PARIS, July 20.-'rhe Chilean Con-
gresslonal party have Issued state
ment Ia the effect that the selection Of
Nicuna as president OF Chile IL null
aud void, for several reasons because
~ president NJ the Cabinet he organ.
lied coup d'etat m January last, thus
violating tho constitution, because the
election was not carried out In con
formity with the law relating 10 elec.
lions, because only part Of the coun.
try voted, mud because tho election
occurred during suspension ~ the
tribunals charged with tho settlement
Of electoral disputes.
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MARYLAND pcmocrnt..

BALTIMORE, July 20.-The Demo.
cratic state convention, which will
meet tomorrow, viii, II Is stated, adopt
n resolution, pledging the support OF
the party In the state legislature 10 the
reelection Of United States senator
German. Frank Brown for governor
Il nearly the whole tall; John T..
Roe for Encouragement Is mentioned.
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d. u. Ri.h Cd ehlease prnd.

CuICAUO, July sd. u. Fisk,
senior member " the iirm NJ u. u.
Flsk s. Co., said to be- tbs largest whole.
sale millinery iifm la the United States,
died tonight. Ho has been In upper
Massachusetts,, and was 0us NJ Chlc1gU's
wralihiost merchants. lie was aged
"a years.
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A Pnasenrer Train wrochcI.

sr. LOUIS, July GA Repu6No
special from Seavy, Arkansas, says
At O'Clock today a passenger train
on the Iron Mountain was wrecked
about mile south Of Judsonla. Wet
weather made the road bed soft, caus.
ing the rails 10 spread. The train LETT
the track on curve. Singular 10 ro-
late, nobody was killed aud less than
IA dozen Injured. II Is thought that
u those injured none will prove ST.
TiOuR.
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BAiHtNoHE, July ~ Tie prohihi.
tiou state Convention Today noml.
mated the following lgacE Governor
Edwin Higgins, Of Baltimore; Comp
trollcr, joshua l.everluE ui Baltimore;
Attorney General, Joshua Is. Moulton
II Montgomery County; CLERK oi Court
Of APP Gals, lvvin ). Nelson Of snow.
hill
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wALLA WALLA, July a9.-Early
this morning Billy Pool of 81. Paul
and Jack Bane, AN unknown, fought
eleven rounds with gloves, Just across
the Oregon line. Al the end Of the
eleventh round tho fight was awarded
TO Pool, the referee having discovered
that Bane had boon using pioOu Of
iron In his right glove. Baue was ter
ribly punished.
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HousroS, Tex, July 20. - While
preaching to a large audience here to.
night, and when Ia tho middle OF his
discourse, some people on tho outside
turnei out the lights aud rotten-eggcd
the Rev. sam Jones and his audience,
most Of whom were ladies. There Il
great indignation and trouble may en-
huu,
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NEw OHLrANs, July .0.-A iicd.
Vmc's Dennisou tloN.l special says
died here today, aged II. Tho deceased
was the wife Of u grandson Of the IL
lustflous father ~ his country, and
perhaps the most direct descendant, o.
their home In this city contains a
sword, several lettersa and other articles
belonging 10 General Washington,
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BNTiHpRE, July GA fire broke
out la, night Ia tho biliimof. United
on Works Nc Canton, aud IL stlil burn.
ing. Two tanks containing 5000
barrels Of oil valued nj - u barrel ARE
burning. There Is danger Oi other tanke
aud surrounding property being dos'
trUyed.
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SACRAMENTO, July 20. 49, Reports
FROM different paris u Placer County
show that illleun person. have mani.
iustod symptoms Of poisoning after
uariaking Of pressed corn beef prepared
hy u butcher ~ the town Of l.oomiH.
a child % Mt. Free, Of l.oomis, died
yesterday, mud II h feared other fatAli-
ties will bee reported. II il believed
the beef cattle absorbed grasshopper
poison.
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A Decision Against tue san Francisco
Collector.

NEW YOWy, July 29-In the case Of
Kahn Bros, Bone 4 Co., against the
collector Of San Francisco for wrongful
assessment Of duty ON the importation
" gray and black Astrachans, the
United States board Of general apprais-
rrs today decided In favor of the pro.
tcstants. Tho duty was assessed nj rs
cents per pound and rs per cont. AT
yhlorom, as wooden cloths, while the
importers ulhimri assessment under
paragraph 303 ~ manufactures Of
wOrsted The decision Is an important
one and has long been looked for.
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CHICAGO, July 2O.--The Second
Regiment Armofy on the Lake front
was badly damaged by fire this morn.
Ing. A large number OF uniforms
aud arms were entirely ruined by the
fire and water, The Hibornian rifles
and troop OF the First cavalry also
lost their aco0utrements. Tho lossos
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ATTEST and most faithful Of public men
NJ his time. In every field " honor
able contest ant patriotic purpose, az a
soldier winning In his hOyho1d the
s,afS OF general tn tine Union army,
ASH public official serving with equni
fidelity his county ia prominent
places, In the political field with like
ambition for the nations good. he has
proved himself ALWAYS worthy VI the
respect nnl admiration NJ his country
mon. In his whole public career, IN
unsclilsh service and with GENEROUS
nature, he has given freely time
and labor, never thinking Of private
profit or pursonal CmDluucag
his whole life II n generous proof oi his
mnnlincsa, purpose anu patriotism GEE r.
citizen. Speaking from what We know
Of his capabilities and unusual dcvO'
tlOn 10 party anu country, wu would
express this grateful evidence Of what
We know the licnubllcan purity owes
him for his services Ia ~ many 81 its
contests, anu especially in the memoir
nfahlu struggle uf 1855. We part from
him officially with sincere regret, and
in doing NJ with to pat ON the rocoris
Of the committee this expression " the
pafiy'a gratitude nni personal friend
shirin which we know he IL 10 worthy
10 be- hcll.n
The designations Of Chairman Quay
and Treasurer Dudley were then f0f.
maliy accepted aud laid on the table
subject 10 tho approval u tho full re
publican National committee, Ut the
next meeting. MIR. Clarkson was
elected chairman u the executive
committee aud Mr. Hobcrt vico.oha.r-
man, In place " Clarksou. The chair.
man was authorized 10 select n treas.
urcr 10 succeed Dudley. The commit.
tee then adjourned.
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ne.lrnrtI,e slnr,n.

LASCAsrER, Pa, July 20.--Last
nights storm was very destructive In
this country. Hall fell heavily, com.
pleioly running tho tobacco, causing
great loss. over three inches OF rain
fell.
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will exceed sgj. 900. The flremcn had
dangerous tghi, o. the rcgimental
powder maya Inc Il iu the building,
but by % Plentiful u-t " water they
succeeded Ia keeping the lire away
from 70.
Battery u Afmory a Joining escaped
Injury.
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won, Billy pinkcrton, second, Clock.
ner third, Tlme-lilTl.
Mile aud oue-eixteenth-kiugmin
won, ~ second, w. w. Mouis third.
Time-i:51.
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SARATOGA, n. -, July 29.--The
fourteenth annual meeting u the
American Paper Manufacturers As
ISOLATION today adopted resolutions
agasnat free coinage of silver aud IA.
yoTlng u uniform bankruptcy law.
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rAsscii Appointed Cailect.r Of the
Port .t New York.

CAtE MAY, July 2D.-rhe Presi.
dent Inns accepted tho resignation II
joel u. Erhardt M collector Of the port
OF New York, Hnd has designated J.
Sloat Flssutt OF Elmlra, n. T., as his
successor.
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CHICAGO, July co. Daniel Kiddcr,
LII. ID. OF Evanston and Tor many years
professor Of theology IN Garrett Bibli.
cal Institute, died this morning,
aged 20.
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LONDON, July 9o.-Tho Ar0Hio'o's
Vienna correspondent says Italy has
concluded loan Of clO,UUJ,U 900 with q
Berlin syndiCnto.
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OMAHA, July g0,--Jusllce Brewer To-
day denied the application for super
frda- In the llCcl isaud.Union Pacific
bridge chso, and made u decree rcquir-
Ing the specific performance OF the
contract aud commanding all tho
officers and employee Of the companies
concerned 10 refrain from Ia any man
ner interfering with the prompt en-
fOTcemont Of the terms Of the contract.
Tho question of the Rock Island
that tho rules u the Union Pacific be-
allowed 10 govern In the movement u
trains until other rules and schedulus
could he prepared was denied. The
effect Of the denial probably only de-
lays the Rock Island aud Milwaukee
trains from crossing tho bridge until
next Saturday, US by that time the
new schedule can DO prepared by the
operating departments of tho roads IN
teresttd, and In case OF disagreement
the contract provides that II shall be
settled by arbitration.
When the decree was signed, the
court instructed the clerk not 10 enter
IL upon the records until the Union
Pacific had settled liz notice Of appeal
and bill Of exceptions, an II had giyon
notice OF no doing.