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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-20
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Gent TO beggar whom he has lately
treated toa suit Of clothesl--Why, man,
you arc all In rags AGAIN. what have
you done with that outfit gave youi
Beggar- Why, good sir, couldn't
possibly go a'bcsging In that splendid
suit. --klkeriki
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Ucceafod.-NofiCI.
NOTICE u HEREBY CiNfN THAT
~ Luman 4. tntign and samhrl Darn, al
winiarutou Of the estate OF Daniel Earn.
deceased. have rendered Tor settlement, and
nsd IN naid Court, their nnal account "
Their ndmiuisiraton 81 said estate and
petition for nnhi distribution ~ the ret.
Que Of SAID estate among the persons
entitled thereto, AMI that saturday, The gitt
day ~ March, A. o. i-ii, At 10 O'Clock n. No..
Al the Court llOom II said Court, M The County
court House salt lake CITY anu touniy. iah
Territory has been duly hppainig1hf The Iudge
- said Court for the sriilemeniu' sli1 nrcount
aud hearing sgid petition Tor disifihuunn, at
whieh time and Place any person interested m
sad estate may Iprhr Hn1 show cause. ~ any
there be, why sad account should not he
ssiucd ard approved aud anal distribution
made Oh prayed Tor
Dated February ., lsoi.
or, AitTN,
DIV cicrk Of the Probate Court
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ iulFunnce ot an order OF the ffobAtg
tour OF We county Of -hli lAae, Utah 1cFi.
10 The matter " he esiate OF 1ienjamn n
iuWcis deceased, the undrfsigned will sell
A iMNhh sam, by sealed BIDS IN wfilng, 10
ne highest bidder Tor cash, gold coin nf the
unli,n states, ana subject 10 confirmation hv
.iid tohalc Count, on thu 3dih dny ~ MArrh
lfil, a. v o'rlock ~ nj the law otlee OF Iiieh,
aTdH noyle, Constitution nuildng, Main -
ciy md c9nriy OF salt iase, terri,ory nf Utah
all u, ilEhi, title, inletcsi and e.gaie OF the
s.n hrniamln y. iioWris, deceased, al
ne umt OF his death, or m which his "a,
lnle has acquired any interest -inco his
Otherwise aud all the rigli. title and interest
~ ~. heiis IN or Ia tho following tract uf iand,
m-Nlh An undivided one ninth 40 in'
r"N 10 Az that certain piece or parcel
~ SAT- lake. tcriiioN 0f Utah. aud pnf
lrulHry described "a fnllOWs, town Com
nthelng ~ point ten llpl ruds north IL
AMI running ihcneo cast len CiOi RODS themes
mona eighty (sul feet. ihouce wet Ten 40
- - lh'htD south ttEhty so feet 10 The plnro
o. bsg,nninri together with night NJ way over
me inl OWING described lana, 70 wit Com,
meucirg n,n tal rods east aud forly.fye tis
i.et south ~ The NJ fthwtst conner Ut lnt four
tthNfA inflN nine go ainltsAiili and running
lh.hes north ten tlol feet thence west fyU ~
re- thenre sonih len lOl feet, thence east nye
lhl rods. with cnuunuHtion OF SAID right al
WAY south in the land described above, and
hlulle' ing bnd being In The city and
ahq conditions oi salc-cafh gold com M ihe
United 81 lea, l0pcr cent OF pufchase price 10
pe phld on The dny nf sale, aud tho balance an
ron nrnanon hy sid Probate conrl, All mdstS
he ~ wfihng, scaled and delivered 10 shld j. ii
Moyle, on or before the hour Of sale
THOMAS b. HOwELLs,
Dated this iih day OF March. lsSl. jim
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


AAfN " s"H'N '"pti hfftiafus
NOTICE ~ iiInEnY GiNFN ny TIL,
~ undersigned executor OF the estate VI
Jfhel 'npc, neceaacd. 10 tho creditors OF, and
AN ptgsnns hafing claims against the said De
ceased, 10 exhibit them, with tho necessary
Nourhcrs,will'n Ten months after tho nrst put
lfaWnn CT thiH nutlrr, O. the said executor at
lls once y snd - Hast iifst south nlrcct, salt
Late uliy' IN The county OF salt Lake, utAi
Ir TltnrN,
dated February 23th. lsll.
ISAAC N. WAunEtL.
Executor of the ustAio 81 Janet Gone. de
ceased Il nHW Sc "
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NOTICE 10 cRlDIToRs.


Vt VIII FWFN'f Ut7Nl7fTs
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ UNDERMINED, administrator OF The ~.
lalc q NaY Yates, deceased, 70 the crodi.
the talo deceased. to exhibit ihem with the
necessary vouchers within ten months after
INC irei puhlchtipn 81 this uoiice, 20 the sald
huncing' VAN street. m salt Lake CITY anu
County, Utah Territory.
Dated icb, %. lsai.
J. H. MOVIE,
deceased dtaNbt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


sfHNAAN ~ RNiNN hANhNht ifNfAHNu
NOTICE u iiEKrnY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned executor and rArrutriN ID
thr last VIII ami testament OF Millen Atwood,
deceased, to thc CIR difnrs Of aud all persona
having elaine against the SAID deceased, 10 rxs
hlblt them with The Necessary vouchers, win
~ ny months after the lrit publication Of
ulis notice, To the said executor and 0Ncrutri a
AZ 10, ~ south inst laat street, "a 0ake
CITY, ~ tho uuuiy of salt Lake
Dated March Z, iul
MiLLEN " ATwOOn,
AillL ANHENErrL SERMON,
Executor ana tNpcuiriN uf tho Last will and
esinmfnt Ut Milen Atwood. deceased
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IDuRsuASr 10 M ORDER OF sAtD
L Court IN sad matter, notice IL hereby
gwen mat wednesday, tho gsih day Of Marcel,
A. - l-ll, a. i1o'riock a. No. n The CuurtY
touft linute,in salt lake Guy, Utah Territory.
IN TIE court room Or faid Court. has been AZ.
pointed ne limo and place Tor the hearing 81
pciiion ~ lliflhcth ~ Emery, pfayiua for
The admission 10 probate ~ a certain document
lhetoNit presented, pufuuftinF 20 BE- the last
wa aud frstament Of Hannah Attwicts. de-
ceased, when ana where al persons interested
may appear nnd oppose the pIohat. 81 aid
viii ~ the granting of ieticfH ifstAuentafy 10
ton.
In witness whereof. have hefruuio set my
hand and hillNr1 the sea- ~ taId court. this
iiih day Of March, 4. u. isli
lsIAi q. y. ALLEN,
Cicfk Of the Probate Court.
ny G. y. srANTos, Deputy CLERK
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NOTICE ~ UrnEnN GiNIN, THAT
~ Margaret Wilson. hdminlfuutfiNof The e..
tate ~ John Milssn. deceased, hss rendered
tor fetuomert, hnd Ned ~ taid court, her nnal
account 81 her adm nisirAfion IT sfii estate
anh ptttion tor nnai distribution of thctssidue
~ sad estate among the prftura entilcd
hereto, and HAT "Wednesday, The ID day q
House. ~nlt Lake cry and ruuufV, ttah
Territory has been duly appointed by the
iudEc ui said court, for the settlement of said
Hceouni ard hearing lid petition fnr iistfihu.
lion, a. winch time hnd place ans person iuirrs
rsted N tHld csiaie may Arpehr and show
tautc. " on there he,why said srHouut should
not be settled aud approved aud nnal dItribu.
Ton mhdc o. prayed Tor.
Dated Nnrthf, l-ll,
q. D.. ALLEN,
ulerk 81 the Probate Court.
tyC. ,. STANTON. Deputy.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.la.e Of John MIN. pceea.ea.

'"1'1' " 100H NN-N1 UfVtAHVI1
NoTlCE - lIEnEnN GIVEN ny TIM
~ undersigned Administrator with Inc
VIZ annexed OF the estate VI John Narn,
deceased, 10 the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against Tie said
deceased, 10 exhibit thcm with tie neces
ssry vouchers, within ten months after the n 81
nuhleAtion OF tbs notice, 20 mo SAID admins.
traitor, ~ No. $40 West first south Street. Sait
like Guy ~ the County Of salt Lake.
Dated February lJth, lsl,
A. q, GRIGGs,
AdminisirAtor win the viii annexed of tho
rslAln ot John Nash, deceased, Il laval
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MIS- NiNalnw's suoutiNg sNbur should
alWaFa be- used Ia. rhlidfun torihlne. IL
soothrH The ,hild soupns thu Eums. allays all
pain, rurys wind cnllc, and b. tfe bost F,nc IL
Tor dAuhua Twenty I've cents a bottle
cpdg Nv
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giving nc ot inc mysterious iOo, oi "
very handsome and much valued brace.
let which had occurred that very day.
Some hours before my arrival her
maid Ind informed her that this brace
let, which had been recently under 10
pair and had been returned that morn.
Ing from the icweler. was missing. Il
had been hid carclessly ON the dressing
table whom Il arrived. and had disap.
pcarcd Search had been made In
every likely aud unlikely spot, servants
had been questioned, and, us usual
under such circumstances, had oil IN.
dignantly and some tcarfully denied
any knowledge Of the missing trinkct,
which. apart from its intrinsic value,
WINS dear TO Marian from associations
connected with II. could suggest no
steps for is recovery beyond the ordi.
mary English altcr'Attsc Of communi.
eating with tho police.
This. found, had boon already done.
though evidently my friends had small
hope Of any good results following upon
tho cScrtions Of that cstimablc force, ii
whom. according to Hannah, no one In
Ireland stood In awe. Altogether Il
was An uncomfortable state Of thinrs
and although We discussed tho subject
In all rs bearings. entering Into tho
most minute details Of any burglarics
we had previously heard Of or read
about, we only succeeded In making
ourselves distinctly uneasy, and had 10
decide at last, M ut nrst, TINT II was
most mysterious.
Directly after dinner begged TINT I
might be nllowcito roiir, for tho night
as nv tourney had thoroualtly tired mo
Marian took inc 10 my room and wish.
inn mo a good nights rrst Iof, mo 10 tho
minlsirations Of Hannah. whose conn.
ninity was thoeuehly restored and
WHO was IN stat, Of dl.cur.lyo con.
tontment worry tryiny Ia tho nniicncc of
one whose owes were closing fast under
tho soothing process Of hair brushing
and whose sole ilea wns .bed g mil
Tint speodily. Dut M last col rid ~
INV tni.ntiye attendant, and h,vi,y a.
a last prccautlon looked under my Ic1
my constant prnetlcc tbouyI, n fcroro
moment Ind supnosod thc,, couId be
ANYTHING there nothing woul1 have IN.
ducod mo 10 look r,tired o,c.t and
soon wrapped IN ,lroomles, slumbcr
After | suppose some bour, wa,
awakened bv n loud nnls, clo.c to nv
he'd. ns of some heavy BODY falling on
tho floor from n boi,ht bnt bolng only
partially rous,d | drowslly coniccturrJ
il was fancy ON INV mart ,,d turned
over on my side, preparatory 10 ngnln
composing myself 10 sleep. This move.
mcnt brought my face opposit. tho
window. the blind Of which / had dc.
nrrd Hannah TO draw up tho last thing
Mt night. that might enjoy tho .rl,t
Of tho sunrise, II by come untownri
and unusua. event | should not slccp
rs late ~ usual Tho room WIS flooded
with bright moonlight, and 1 Ind mn
uneasy feeling ~ gnzed NJ tho white
cSpansc Of toilet cover on the dressing
table before tho window that there was
something wrong about It's appearance.
Suddenly I remembered that had
certainly placed my watch and chain
ON tho corner Of tho table after wind.
Ing II up the night before. II wns no
I......, H. ut-..g.... l.. .......... -
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In the Probate Court in and Tor salt LAKE
County. Territory OF ttah.
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In The natter of nc Relate Of Daniel earn.
Ucceafod.-NuTiCI
Evening journal., 1891-01-01

Ir has actually come to pass that
several Republican Senators are opposed
to the passage of the Force bill. Alack
day DO they wish to destroy the
grand old party of Lincoln, Sumner and
Greeleyg OF course the views and the
acts Of all these three statesmen ard
publicists were opposed to any such
legislation and IL they were alive to-day
they would speak and write precisely
as Senator Gray has SPOKEN, but they
OF course, would not b
loyal like Hoar, Chaadler, Ingalls, ant
Higgins. Linooln's pacific ard wis'
pesicy would not answer now, when th'
Rspnblican party has almost lost and Il
rapidly losing it's grip. Somebody ough
90 pray with those doubtful and disloya
sinners, Senator's Hale, Paddock, Petit
grew, Plumb, Washburn, Quay, Wolcct
and Sawyer. or there will be a Democrati
majority OF SIX votes Such a calamity
must be prevented at all hazards. In
fuential. great men like DR.. HaaTison
late Of indianapolis, should throw them
selves in the breach.
Evening journal., 1891-01-01
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
Merry ana ReeIsless TImes


Louisville Courier-Journal
To borrow an expressive sentence of
rural origin the Republicans 'felt their
oats. and they went about their work
with all the arrogance os q despotism
that believes that it, aud Il slone, has
right TO exist. No Byzantine usurper.
the difference Of the time considered,
even exercised his power more ruthlessly.
aud we might add more blindly. With
Reed IN the Speakers chair his lien
tenants, Lodge and Mckinley, behind
him, with Hoar and Chandler preaching
in the Senate and the eager hand of the
subsidist and pension shark In the
treasury, the reign of Doodle and bathos,
fat and fustian, began. There were
merry and reckless times at Washington
when the fiddlers scrAped their bows.
the orchestra struck up, and the Repub.
lican carnival began The lights were
turned down, masks were thrown off and
the fun waxed fast and furious. with
his baton high in air the fat Speaker
directed tho DEVILS dance, and
one and all in the Republican
train, Senators and Congressm n, Nc
Kinley with his gentle face, Burrows
from the wilds Of Kalamazoo Ingalls,,
spectacle on nose, and splitting venom at
every bound, Hoar chanting the gospel
of the bsyonet and Frye joining in the
chorus, tripped the fantastic tune The
cry was: "Swing yonr partners; on with
the dance" aud so long as the music
lasted, and the performers were un.
wearied, and the audience applauded,
there was no thought of the morrow. As
at Alexander's feast, it Was;
Take the goods the gods provide thee,
Whilst the lovely Tnais sits beside the"
And the injunction was obeyed to the
last letter, for If the handwriting ap.
peared upon the wall they were stupe6ed
with the fumes of the orgies, and could
not see it. Though the Republican party
displayed the nerve of an old gamester,
it played its hand with the Stiffness of
one who had never held the cards before.
The folly with which it tempted its
fate is scarcely conceivable. and we can
find nothing to account for it, but
the fact that its ruin was preparing, and
It's present leaders were chosen TO con-
duct it to destruction. Throughout the
spring and summer and autumn it tolled
at its lugubsious task, and dove the
Evening journal., 1891-01-01
a NEW MOSES.

1t seems that the some of the states
men have lost their cunning. Many Of
them had already parted company with
honesty, justice and patriotism and
adopted & low species Of demagogy in
the treatment of questions of public
policy and now they have become com
pletely daft.
This is notably the case with the pro-
tectionst statesmen. Many Of them have
lately acquired their extreme views on
the subjects, Of the "home market, I"
''the protection CT the American Work
ingman," the starting of tin plate
industry and of paying bounties to the
sugar industry. These views were
growths of a syslem-they were not the
results of correct information or logical
reasoning Many of the statesmen had
held contrary views before the campaign
of 1883 in which the manufacturers
assumed control, subscribed money,
bought the election of Harrison and
took a mortgage on the Republican party.
After that the arrogant and insolent
manufacturers appeared in Washington
with inevitable and imperative demands
| Finding themselves in this position the
statesmen attempted TO legiulate for
voters Pensions had captured the ''old
soldier why should not tariffs capture
the industries2
Reasoning thus, Senators Hawley and
Platt aud Representative Simonds OF
Connecticut put their heads together and
determined to capture the tobacco indus
try Of their state They raised the duty
on leaf tobacco, for wrappers, from 70
cents and 81 per pound respectively, 70
Sc and 81 75 per pound Then they went
into the canvass and told the gaping hay
seeds how wealthy they would become
Here is one result in the tobacco dis
trict Thirteen townsin Hartford county
In 1883 gave Republican plurality o.
594, aud in 1890 53S--s loss Of Sc votes.
This includes the town Of Sufiield, which
contained 3i6 farms, all of which but "a
were tobacco farms-this town showed q
gain for the Republicans Of votes In
the congressional district, which contains
many tobacco farms, Simonds' plurality
Of s13 in 1883 was changed into plu-
rality of 699 for his Democratic opponent
in 1890,
Now, the Hartford Coursnt, Senator
Hawley's paper is charging that the
tobacco growers are .ungrateful. Is moi
the result an evidence, however that the
statesmen have lost their cunning
Parting with honesty. patriotism anC
real statesmanship they are drinking tn,
lees in the cup,
There is nothing lsft to the party bui
to capture the next Congress by counting
in new states for the Senate and putting
the Force bill in operation for the House
The country is too ungrateful to return
a Republican majority. Fraud and Foc
must tske the place Of honesty an'
patriotism.
Mckinley has failed and HoSr has be
come the new Moses.
Evening journal., 1891-01-01
wELL-KNoWN PERSONS.

A son of the late Senator Riddleberger
has been appointed page in the Sen
ate.
Senator Moody Of South Dakota is
getting ready to write book on the
Indian question He is reputed to be the
best-posted man in the Senate on that
subjsct.
Mr.. Charles Ruelens, conservator Of
the manuscripts at the Royal Library at
Brussels, has died there he had nearly
terminated his great work on Rubens, in
four large volumes
Mrs Julia Ward Howe has been buy.
ing property near Seattle She is srill
SO young and vigorous that i. would
surprise nobody If she proposed to 90 out
to Washington and grow up with the
country
Emperor William has consented to act
as sponsor to the seventh son Of a
Silesian joiner The child that is to bo
thus honored was born on the sane day
and hour as the youngest child Of the
Emperor.
James Garfield, the son of President
Garfield, who has Just been married, is
said to he very much like his father. He
has the same sturdy frame and good
natured countenance that were such
marked characteristics Of the President
His friends say that IL is his desire in
the near future to enter public life
General Sherman with his great coat
buttonea up close TO his chin, was on tina
floor OF the Senate on Monday and held
quite a reception ILdeed so animated
was the welcome given him that Senator
Cockrell, who was speaking and was not
aware of the cause of the commot ion, sus-
pended his remarks until ''the Senators
should cease their loud conversation -
Washington Post
Commander in-Chief Veuxey, of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, has APP
pointed General w Q Gresham, Of III.
nois Joseph O'Neill, Of Ohio: and George
A. Mardsn, Of Massachusetts,, a commit
tee to advance TO its realization the pro
ieet Of national memorial hall at Dsca-
tur, ILL.,, where the organization was first
conceived. The.structure will probably
cost about $200,000.
Queen Victoria has an immense cellar
Of wines at Windsor and supplies are
regularly sent from the castle to Osborre
and Balmoral Champagne and claret
are the wines in most constant use. but
there is q splendid collection Of Cabinet
Rhine wines, some extraordinary ole
sherry William Nv. drank no other
wine--a great quantity Of port, including
nearly all the best vintages, and some OF
the finest imperial Tokay in the world.