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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

property. The Catholic church owns
Utah property worth s2,000,O00. The
Eplscopal church owns property worth
slbOO,OOO In Utah. Altogether the
Mormon churches bwn church
property w Utah worth not lees than
S5,0OO,000
The law against the holding OF
church property In the Territories over
a valuation Of s50000 includes all
churches. aud yet while the United
states government, led ON aud backed
by all anti-Mormon priests and' all
oliiceholdcn In Utah, haas robbed the
Mormon Church of property worth
$1,000. 600, not one word has been said.
not one effort has been made, TO takea
dollar from any ~ these other churches.
Yet, as n matter Of fact, all or pracli.
cally all, Of this antl-Mormon church
property has been accumulated by
malicious Misrepresentation Of the
Mormon people!
MIR. I'M was kind enough to
say that theologlcs, like plows,
are TO be measured by their value. |
had supposed that the theology Of the
evangelical churches was without
money and without price, but Mr.. Ilifr
must know. lie say: "tf the thcolo.
giles make narrow bigoted souls, they
are bad. n, on the other
hand, they make large, generous, pure
sOnls-sOuls that don't slander-nny
church that makes such characters IL
God's elect" really believe Mr.
lila IL facetlous. II his own church
for Instance, were tried by this rule II
would have 10 be put dOwa as "had,p
for OF all churches on tile earth
the mbst meddlesOmc, mean and
slsnderlng IL the Methodist On
tho other hand, the church that
most completely minds its own
business on earth, INDUCES least In
Islander aud most thoroughly gives
every man and woman chance, N the
Mormon Church, that Church which
all other churchea In Utah have
worked M hard 10 rob aud destroy for
their own ggrandisemcntl
As 10 character, what Mormon Elder
was ever pilloried ~ was the first
Methodist priest who figured In Salt
Lnke2 DIR. lliti lovingly refers 10 him
NJ "Ihe Rev. q. NJ. Pierce" II the
people of today want 10 know some
thing Of the ovangel who started
Mcthodism IN Utah and prepared n soft
snap for Mr.. lliif let them read the
Herald Of Nov. :, 1883; same paper
Nov. $, aud 10; Tribune, Nov. -, iss3,
and Nov. Z, 1853; DISCREET NEWS,
Nov. Z, lss3, anu Nov. 10, 1858.
To stand up In Salt Lake rs tho rep.
rosentativo of the anti.Mormon
churches OF Utah aud talk about a
theology that has not made Christian.
ity n stink In the nosirils Of Nil fair.
minded men and women, II 10 tall,
about Molmonism only. MIR. llifl
cannot do ~ Mr.. McNiecc cannot do
a. Mr.. Thrnll cannot DO ~ The
Catholic church Il the only non. Nor.
mon church IN Utah that has come
near manlfvsting "Chrlstian spiripi
towards tile Mormon people.
II HOLSTER, llifi and those who liz.
tened 10 their misrcpresentallonsRt tn,
laying OF yon cornerstone were for au
hour imburd with that burning con.
temp, for shame aud fraud aud hate aud
wrong that marked the young Nnlarent
NJ tie stood above the mediocrity VI Iii.
day, they would put on sackcloth,
sprinkle ashes ON Their heads aud bee
pardon of tho Mormon people, Rgainst
whom they have labotcd and lied iol
Lol these many years.
CHARLES ELLIS.
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IMPORTANT TO VOTERS.
Opinion Of the Utah Commission Given
To-day.

The Utah Commission respcctillly
call the attention Of the Judges OF the
ensuing election 10 the following para.
graph Of a circular Issued on the a1th
Inst, aud printed this morning In the
city papers, and TO the law upon that
subjects
at Is agreed between the commit.
tees that whore n person has moved
from one precinct TO another, aud has
failed 10 have his name transferred 10
the precinct In which ho now lives,
and he II u bona lids resident and
legal voter Of the city, that he may
vote In the precinct Ia which he IA re-
gistercd, in such case no challenge
should be interposod."
lSignedl CALEn w. WEST
Chairman Democratic Central Com
mittoe.
o. W. POWERS,
Chairman Liberal Central Committee.
JAMES DEvINE,
Chairman Republican Central Com
mittee.
Section 2ii, page 900, Of the Revised
Laws OF Utah, 1855, reads, "Noters re-.
moving from one election precinct TO
another IN tho same county may APP
pear before the ASSESSOR NOW the regis
tratl nj any time previous 10 the deliv-
cry Of the registry list TO the clerk Of
the county court, the first day OF July,
and have their names erased there.
from, and they may thercuion have
their names registered In the precinct
TO which they may remove"
The Commission Ia Of the opinion
that voters who have not complied
with this statute are not lawfully
registered, either In the precinct from
which they have removed on TO the
one 20 which they may have removed =,
and therefore not legal voters In either
precinct, and the judges Of election
should not permit such persons to
vote when known 10 them. Nor can
registering officers make transfers OF
voters who have not complied with this
statute Ia the tins prescribed therein,
except where the fault has been clearly
that Of the registrar,
q. l.. GODFREY, Chairman.
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Ni;w YoRlS, August 1.-The stock
market opened with an advance Of 90
4. Reaction followed 10 the extent Of
under thc lead Of 81. Paul. The ma.
ture Of the trading was n rapid huctu.
alton In the Sugar trust for fractional
amounts. Intense dizziness settled
down on tho market. Tho favorable
hank statement resulted In u sharp re-.
action toward noon, 10 u per cent,
sugar taking the lead. Al noon the
market was dun and firm ut best prices
Of the day.
The bank statement shows reserve
decrease $4,000.
The banks hold $40, 400. 900 In excess
OF the requirements.
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DRESS GOODS.

Now Il the time 10 buy them.
- pieces all.wool ~ Inch Plaids and
Stripes, al only &c., worth soc.
10 pieces French Brlcsdo Bunting, all
wool aud more than a yard Wide,
Ia Tans, Blues aud Browns. This
article IL worth oJc.; we are going
to scll II at ajc.; how Is uhats
% pieces Assorted Dress Goods at l5c.,
regular price aoc.
20 pieces Assorted Dgcs Goods AT l0c.r
regular price 2ic.
Dom fail TO see the Mohair Dress Pat.
tern that we are selling for $500. II
will astonIsh you. II Is worth
5000.
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DuBLiS, August 1.-The iroomaH's
tary party 10 lind some means Of
promptly affecting reconciliation,
"withOut rdthlcisly throwing 20 the
wolves the man WHOSE leadership
brought tho cause 10 tho thrcshold Of
succesa.n
The National Pres (McCarthyitel
intimate that there j. divergvncy OF
opinion among the directors Of the
froeHidH's Journal as 10 the policy.
O'Dwyer Gray, II Is understood, Is now
n thorough antl.Parnvlli,e.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August i.-Mrs.
Sarah Mitchell has brought suit against
Frederic W. sharon Tor "A hundred
thousand dollars Tor Islander, In desig'
mating her In an Interview az ga
black mailer, pure and simple" for
having tried TO obtain MONEY from tue
sharon estate for the suppression OF
oertifn letters len her by the late Chas.
Il. Livingston. Mrs, Mitchell, says
she never mado an offer OF the letters
TO any one. She says there il much In
the letters Of public Interest.
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LONDON, August Dispatches from
Foo Choo, China, state that rloting il
imminent, aud the town is wholly uu.
protected. Placards with notices
threatening foreigners have been
posted In the public thoroughfatcs. IL
Is reported the mission building nj Yen
Pinge, In the province OF Foo Klein,
has been attacked by Chinese mob
and several Inmates killed.
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l.adles' and Misses Mitts at i5c. pair.
Ladius Derby Ribbed Lisle Hose,
worth 7ac., now selling at saJ{c.
Misses Plain Lisle Hose, 80 &C., worth
0lc.
Ladies' jersey Ribbed Vests, SIC.
Ladies' aud Misses Muslin linden.
wear was never offered 80 cheap.
G5c. Misses Blouse for i0c.
S5c. Misses Blouse for Doc.
sl.2j Misses Blouse Tor SOC.
$3.50 Misses Blouse for sl.l0.
Ladies' Blouses same discount.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Shawls and
Embroidered Fichuts, going at
Doc. on the dollar.
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wish 10 say 10 my friends aud the
public, that ! fegab Chamberlain
Colic, Cholera aud Diarthwa Remedy
as the beet preparation 10 usc for Cole
and Diarfhwa. IL is tho finest selling
medicine ! ever handled, because o.
always gives satisfaction.--O H.Clark
Ofnngevllle, TeNas. For sale by n. g..
NJ. |. Drug Dept. d&H
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a Financial DISASTER Ayer,ed By III
Pone.

NEW YORlS, August LA London
special says there is considerable alarm
In Rome over the rImors OF the im-
pending cloelng Of the bank OF Rome.
The bank Ia an old Catholic institution
and II IS said Pope Leo has advanced
two million francs and thus ayerted the
threatened disaster.
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BosTuS, Aug. The coming TWEEN.
ty.four hours will witness the passage
through Vermont Of an army Of Union
veterans from the New England States,
vn route to the national cncampment
II tho G.. A. II. Mt Detroit. II will
take nine special trains made up NJ
fifty Wagner eleepers aud also extra
passenger coaches 10 carry the New
England contingent.
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EMBRoTDERIEs.

Never before have ombroideIles teen
sold 20 cheap.
HERE Is THE PRooFl
$3.50 Flounting for 90.
300 Flouncing for si.ai.
e.s5 Flouncing for Sl.50.
go Flounclng Tor si,71.
SEQ Fiouncing for Sa.I5.
A large line Of Cream Flouncings, ALI
overs and Edgings TO match ut
nearly nothing. Ask TO see them.
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LAcES,

You can't use too much on your dresses
this season.
SIX Lace worth Soc. for 45c.
silk Lace worth oOc. for pc.
silk Lace worth i5c. for 200.
90 pieces Assorted Lace at &c.
90 picces Lace job lott, l0c., I5c. and
20c., worth 95c. 10 SOC.
rorchon Laces at the same big ruduc.
TORS.
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co.sor to the late Bishop Fafaud, vicar
apostolic VI the Althahascs Mckenzie
diocese occurred, Archbishop Tache
on riating, assisted by Bishop Grnudin
NJ ~. Albert, n. W. r., and BiBhop
Shanley Of jamestown. n. ID.
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MADRID, August 1.-The ODioiai
Gazette today publishes decree pro.
mitigating the new treaty between the
United States and Spain In regard 10
tho trade between the United States
aud Cuba and Porto Rico.
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a Finh precinct rally viii take place
NJ the old Eleventh Wnri school.
house, Thursday evening, July H0lh, nj
$3.50. Instead OF wednesday ~ hereto
.oro announced. James sharp, G.. W.
Bonnet, John VI. Zane and othcrs viii
be- present aud address the meeting.
By Otdvrof tho committee.
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Leaves The Shores OF Portugal ippar.
emily Provided with Her Com.
plcment Of Men.
HANDS AND PROVISIONS SECRET.
~ OBTAINED.


LisBos, August 1.-The new Bal.
macednn war vessel "Prpsidcnte
Errnznriz" sailed for Chile today hav.
ing apparently found her complement
Of men by some secret means. IL IL
supposed that previous 10 making for
this port yesterday she made arrange
menis 10 take on board outside the liar-
Dor additional men and stores wanted,
and foy this purpose anchored of shore
shortly after leaving the river.
The journal del COmcroiO today
states Il Is reported that a Congress
sional cruiser with torpcdocs Ia cruis.
ing oil the coast u Portugal, awaiting
au opportunity to attack the "Presi.
dentc Erfazuriz.v
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE T. HhnEnY GIVEN, nY TUF
~ uudeuirnrd, inrcnfn Petit Admniftrl,
TOR Di the ffuto 81 Richard Hoover. de
ceased. 20 the CREDITORS uf, and 900 puffoul
having claims AguiHht tho said Irfpasod
20 exhibit them with the necessary yourh'
ere within ten months after the dfsi pul.
llrAiiDu OF thls notice, % the aNd I0rpnts
fettif, ahmiuistratur, ut his fcsllenrp in sail
Lato Guy, IN tie rnaniy of Aait iato
Daltd AlEutt 1T, lrii.
LoRENNO PETIT.
Administrator or nc ustue OF Richard
Brewer, deceased.
Harlow Ferguson aud John N cannon, AZ
lVTneys Tor Administrator G.AW 5 ta1
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ZANZIBAR, August 1.-The tribe Of
Somalio which recently made a
treacherous attack upon Athale, au
Italian coast station In southern Africa,
was repulscd after sharp struggle,
during which thirty men were killed
on either side.
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Sr. PErElsBuRG, August 1.-The
Gar has conferred the grand Gordon
Of 81. Annc upon Admiral Ger
vais Of the French squadron and be-
stOwoi decoration. upon thifty.tw0
other officer. Of TIE French fleet.
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LONDON, August IT, The British
steamer "Angclic," from Cardiff for
the Mediterranean t,tIrneI for the
port whence shu sailed, On fire. Three
Of her crew were burned 10 death.
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BLACK SILKS. TOO,

Are put way down for this occasion.
Also our entit. line Of Plaid aud stripe
Trimming silks.
YEs,
Plain India silks a. well.
A nicer selection Of shades can't
he found - Pink, Blue, Hello.
tTopc, Beige, Porcelain, Sage,
French Grey, Cardinal Cream,
Rose, Sapphire. Black aud white,
all at special prices.
ASp
800 REMNANTS Of Silks at lees than
halt price.
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Refused 10 Comply with tn. Eight
Hour Law.

OMAHA, August 1.-The eight.hour
law passed 10y The last legislature went
into effect today. Employing job
printers Of the city refused TO comply
with II and this morning locked out all
theiremployes.
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CApE MAY, August 1.-The Prcsi-
dent this morning aud Mrn. Harrison
aud several friends went Grabbing.
The party expects TO spend the best
part ftho day ON the water.
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ItANUEL TANIOR iEFr ENGLAND
y about lsil, Wood House. near Leeds, lie
came 90 Utah that FAmu rear It's brother
Harry would like 10 hear nom him. be- D. tu
Goalt ,llr. a.
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Your choice u a,ull pieces " Sheet
Music, q copies Tor pic. Mt 'rACgART q
CIfAMuEHiAfS'R, Zi Main Street.
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PARAsoLS.

Gracious, how cheapi
\ s2.'i farasoi for si.s5.
a Sa.lO Parasol for si.OO.
4 sl.o1 pamsol fof zoe.
a good rarasol Tor l5c.
~ cour'c such disparity between tho
regular price and the sale price
sounds unreasonable. IL would 10
bat for the fact that they wcro
bought recently at just such values.
Childrru's Paa'ols at pc, 3jc. and
i3c., worth OJc., 9oo and .l.2j.
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ATTEND the Stockholders meeting
Mt the salt Lake Equitable Coop. on
Monday uight next, ut7;8D.
W. IANUTuN, preat.
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lost

DErWEEN RIO GRANnE WESTERN AND
ID kHutstoui Hotel, q huudlg ~ luggage,
containing ono pair Toys SUprers, thrrr
Wrapper ant two Machiuioshos. Finicr viii
plead frturu aamoio knuuford Hotel III
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TnIRTY.NINTH DIVIDEND.

2. O. VI. l., salt Lake citS July Is. isal.
A QUARTERLY DlNiDEND ~ TiiREE
~ pCr cent has this day been declared upnn
the capital stook Of thla Institution, payable
August ith, lsnl, personally upon represents.
ton 1f their stock certificate. or unon thrlf
written order a. q. wEnnkg,
NHHr.fnrV
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CORRuNA, August IAN explosion
today In the flre works factory killed
six people aud Injured many more.
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WANTED,

Il woman, or uxpcuUucnd gfl, a. nurr, 90 20
u The mountains with family ~ Fourth
street. near u az
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WINNirEG, Maui, August l.-At ST.
Bonllace cathedral today the consecra-
tion VI Rev. Emile GTouaru as sue.
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TIousE or rwO Rooms AsD ktrCuEN,
L near warm springs. Rent, il,o1 per
month, Enquire zoe. south Temple.
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A FARM or ~ ACnRs, coon wArER
~ right, house nnd stable shade aud frult
trees, seven acres 10 lucern, fOru IN p0tstoes
as
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BY Utah investment Go. Bonds nego.
tiatcd. Onlces 2aS ami 2iO Constitution
Building. u. y. Hampton, rfcst; v
T.. Cafifcy, Sec'y; y. Y. Jones, TIoA.
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DIR. ]. THOMAS, SURGEON DENTIST,
No. 10 Main Street. Al work guar
nutced. huUsihet.c8 administered.
ffiunds aud patrons invited. d
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EANDKERcHIEFs.

IS dozen Ladies' handkerchief at &C.,
$50. and i2lc.; regular price i5e.,
9Oc. and SOC.
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aARHErs AND srouas.


Ohlcago, August 1. Close. FOL
wheat-Easy; cash. ~ sept ~.
turn-steAdyt cash. tl, sept 5lt.
Oau-stcadY; each, sept G'4.
Harley Nominal % a "a,
iofk-sieady cuh, ii.1tF sept, iiN,
lard-stendy cash, d 90 f AJAX sept, q 20
short ribs--stcady cash, $50 V G.1i. sept
t.iN G,nl
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-s*'P ROGR-NMN Nj e -
SILKS.

THINK Of itl
Only Sjc. for Sumh silks that are
worth 6Oc., all shades.
Crepe de Cheincs, lovely patterns, only
5ic., regular price ;l.2b.
Printed China silks, stylish doligns,
worth gOc, going In this sale at ijc.
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NOTICE,

2. c. u, salt Lake CITY, July u. isi
'lNlE STOCK rnANsttn HOOKS uf rms
A iustitution will be OloHef on july gsth and
ro.Opencd on ADJUST ith, ls1t,
4 q. WknBEil, Secretary.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.


Quite number u attorneys assem-
bled In the Third District court room
at ten O'Clock thls morning. In oxpcc.
tation that Judge Zane would hold
public court. Amer waiting, however.
for something like thrcu.quaftor- Of an
hour, word was brought from his hon.
or's private room that he intend.
I'd to devote only a short
time TO the disposal Of any
cases that might informally come
before him, aud that these would be
taken In chamber. The attorneys Ia
waiting thereupon repaired 70 1.-THE
judges apartment, aud the orders
made are gwen below.
Henrietta Mckay ". Michael Kay.
ON tho motion Of Ogden Hilcs, order
for publication Of summons In this case
was given.
Christine Va. Whalon. on motion
Of Attorney Ililes. the court granted
till August 9th N answer.
Albinis Nance ct al. W. Jcau
G. Young VI nj. Order Of foreclosure
granted.
g.. T.. Armstrong VI. Golightly. A
motion admitted sby Mr.. McEnan 20
have a guardian MI Item appointed la
this ease was granted, a. was also the
motion 10 have the default " minors,
John q. Winter and NOIah May Win
ter, set aside.
NJ. n. Jones W.. WIN. q. Gallagher.
On motion Of Sutherland q Judd, the
time to filo transcript on appeal was
extended until September /, 1901.
WIN. l.. Tomplsins ct al VI. Marx
MclSimmins. On motion Of SuthOr.
land ani Judd the demurrer was oven
ruled, and ten days allowed 10 au-
swer.
o. II. Petit at nj. W. T.. II. Clutc,
assessor. a stipulation was entered
into between counsel that the hearing
be- continued until Oct. let, 1891.
Salt Lake City W. Ann sinner. On
motion VI Attorney Hall the report Of
/ the appraisers was confirmed.
The Ogden Reform School W. Frank
lin Murray. an "incorigible" Thc
/ boy was ordered back % the iuAtituti0u
named Tor another trial.
The accounts Of u. =. Marshal Par
Sous wotc presented by United State
Assistant District Attorney stephens
and approved.
George Culllns W. lsaac ]. Rlarbuck
On motion Of g. 10. Jack a foreclosure
I was ordered.
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IL
You have any boys from to 10 years
old, send them 10 IN for suit u
clothes; We aso closing out our
clothing.
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A YOUR YEAR oLp uOLsTEiV AND
~ Durham Han. Enqulre OF \. H. Gass
\. Third south Street du
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Igrcp Cool aHd secure iicaiih by she
tse ct
PHOs FERRONE, THE BEST
SODA DRINK in tits country. 4.
G. NJ. /. Drug Department, Main
Street, Salt Lake city.
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T.. u. Cleveland, whose case was
briefly mentioned IN ye8terday's
NEWS, came up for examination he-
fore Commissioner Grcenmau thl,
morning. Mr.. Elchnor conducted the
prosecution. The charge against the
defendant was that OF stealing twenty
four Battery zines aud eighteen hat.
terry lars, the property OF the RIO
Grandc Western Railway company, 10y
whom ho was formerly employed M n
telegraph llncman. The theft was al
legged 10 have been committed nj the
RIO Grande freight depot In the early
part Of July. No one saw the defend
nut take the box containing the artlclts
la question, but he subsequently
sold them for 65 cents, which wa,
said 10 be less than their
value. Cleveland positively de.
nled that lac came by tho articles
dishoI.sily, and said he brought them
with him from Minneapolis. lie had
als0 had them In Denver aud Ogden.
rho.hox Ia which they were packed,
however, bore the name Of one Of the
company's supeTlntendents, and the
commissioner regarded the charge
against the defendant as proved. He
fined him S25 and costs.
Thedcfcndani, who was accompanied
In court by his wife, become
very excited on hearing the Commits
sioner's decision, threw zap his arms
and protested that he was the victim ~
gross injustice. lie declared that he
would rather 30 10 prison than pay tbs
money, and went with a court baili1
into the marshal's office. II was he.
loved, however, Tint ho would change
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SHOES.

Two or three line to close out.
A $500 shoe for $3.50.
\ 32.aj shoo for sl.7i.
A $500 shoe for S2.25.
\ Sl.00 slipper for soc.
a u 30 slipper for 05c.
A lot OF odds and ends In Children's
Shoes, at less than coat.
We carry fun line OF Mems Shoes.
We are selling them cheap.
LINENS.
Turkey Red Damask, only Csc. pc;
yard.
Half Blcached Damasl, only 25c. per
yarI,
Towels, Crash Napkins and Tides at
reduced prices.
Lace Curtains, SIM Curtains.
Fancy Table and Piano Covers at cost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Call at Parker & Dcpue's unicc.
d&a1w a. kEYsOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-01

Motions for rchearngs In the follow.
ing cases have been filed With Clerk
Bache Of the Supreme Court.
Simon Smyth W. Lawson Bros.
Lorenzo Needham ct al. Va. Salt
Lake City Vt nj.
Hong Sling vs.. Phoenix Insurance
company.
Appeals have been filed In the cases
" John White vs., the Union Pacific
Railway company, aud the Idaho For.
wardlng company w. the Fircmen's
In'urance company.