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Concentration OF Russian Troops.

Especial to THE HERALD-E1aminer Cable d;
LONDON, Sept. IA correspondent who
has been visiting the Russian southwest
ern frontier, at Bessarabia, as far as the
Danube, says that troops are rapidly ar
irving and in largo numbers. This would
be the base of departure for a Russian
army, advancing towards the Balkans and
Constantinople. At Tutschkoff four regi-
ments were quartered, where last year
there were only two AT Vulkoya Kiiia
five regiments had recently arrived in addi-
ton to the men already there At Lkagul
three regiments arrived about month ago
and at Jalpuch reinforcements of 1000
men have recently taken up their quarters
Troops are pouring at the same rate into
other villages. These places are of little
consequence apart from their situation.
where an army of invasion would naturally
concentrate. In view of these facts the
correspondent concludes that Russia in
tends at no distant day TO make across the
Danube for Constantinople and that her
preparations show that this time she means
10 have force sufficient TO overcome all
obstacles.
a Russian refugee in London is authority
for the statement that the report from ST.
Peters burg of the death of Sophie Gums
berg, the Nihilist, is fictitious, and that
there is good cause to believe that the
woman has been dead for several months
that she was privately executed IN prison
In order TO prevent any public expression
of sympathy, and that the present report
has been given currency in order to DISPOSE
of troublesome inquiries. This, at least. is
the general belief of the refugees.
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CHICAGO, Sept 12.-The feature of the
day at Garfield Park was the finish in the
fourth race, milo and a quarter Virgo d.
Or was strong favorite at to 5, while
the California cracks, Aloha and Guido
were the next in demand. The entire field
ran we'll punched for mile, when Virgo 4,
Or showed in 'front.' followed by Guido and
Aloha A sixteenth from the wire the
three were on even terms, the riders plv-
ing whip and spur numerically. Sloan
fairly lifted Aloha forward and dashed in
winner by half Il length, while Guido beat
Virgo d. Or by short nose for second
place. The time, 2:1O, was remarkahIe
considering the soft condition of the track
Seven furlongs-Fan King won, Cvrns
second, Zeke Hardy third. Time .30f%
Mile - Mary MCGOWAN won Row;
Flush second, Falerna third. Time
:44a.
Five furlongs-Overton won, Alturas
second, Jim Murphy third. Time :O3,
Mile and Quarter-Aloha won. Gmido
second, Virgo d. Or third. Tlme-2:1O
Five acknowledgements Porter won
Firstday second Cruikshank third. ZINE
l :031t. ---'o
Five furlongs-Little Rock won, Corinne
second, Townsend third. Time .O38/
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THE JUVENAL CASE.
Troubles of a Man Who Married
Not Wisely, but Too Much.
HIS Home Blown Up with Dynamite-A Tilted
Girl Accused Of the Crime-His Wife
Dies Of Arsenical Poisoning.

KANSAS CRY, Sept. 12-Another chap
ter IN the Juvenal case was written TO-DAY
when DR.. Boyle recorded the death of Mrs.
j. M. Juvensl, from arsenical poisoning.
The married life of j. M JuvenaI has been
stormy one. He first married Miss Mar
garet t'oncee, of Russell, Kansas. After
eight years she got divorce, when Juye-
nal became engaged to be married to Miss
Mlllle Pfetfman, of this place. He Tilted
her and married Mrs. Anne Baker. a di-
Vorced woman. Soon afterWard JuyenaI's
house was blown up with dynamite, ne and
MS wife barely escaping death. Miss
Ptehman was arrested for the crime and
the case against her is still pending. Last
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Juvenal spent the
day away from home. returning Monday.
They drank water from the ice cooler and
were both Immediately taken i'll. Thev
did not suspect poisoning, however. and
medical assistance revived them. Tuesday
they ate some cakes made from mixed meal
and again both were taken violently IN
Investigation showed that nearly eVerv-
thing edible in the house mad been mixed
with arsenic. From the effects of the ar
senic Mrs. Juvenal never recovered, diving
this morning at 2 o'clock JuvenaI recoy2
cred. Much mystery surrounds the case.
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Richmond Terminal Matters

New YORK, Sept 12.-No authoritative
denials could be obtained to-day of the ru-
mors Of the probable appointment of a re-
ceiver for the Richmond Terminal II was
stated by an official of the road that the
plan to fund the floating debt of the Rich
mond Terminal into three year notes is pro-
crossing rapidly and that creditors repre
senting two thirds of the floating debt
So, 100000, had agreed 10 an extension. T.
IS also reported that Drexel Morgan
y Go. are arranging the financial
affairs of the different comnanias
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Prominent Democrats Coming West.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.--Tho tour of sew
eral prominent Democrats to the Pacific
coast, which will begin tomorrow, is e
new departure in the way of campaigning
The nominal object of the journey is to at
tend the second annual convention eff
Democratic societies of the state
of Washington, which will be hold at
Spokane. 1t is their purpose, however,
TO do active campaign work all around
their route, which will include Il large part
of the northwest and far west, finally clos
ing with weeks participation in the cam
paign in Iowa. They will leave this city to-
morrow on the Burlington & Ohio and
make their first stop at St. Paul, on
the 18th. The party consists of Senator
Faulkner, General Black, president of the
National Association of Democratic clubs;
Representative Bynum, ex-Representative
McAdoo, James NJ. Beck, of Philadelphia,
and Lawrence Gardner, secretary OF the
National Association of Democratic clubs.
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A ST. Louis Clue to Miss Ava,s Idsntitr

ST. LOUIS, Sept. PA clue to the
identity of Miss Ava, who mysteriously
disappeared from Chicago three days ago
has been unearthed here. In scrap book
in the possession of the alleged Ava now at
Cincinnati is inscribed the name of DR.
Rumford No. 1925 Chestnut street St
Louis. a reporter called at the number
given, but it was discovered that the
doctor had left the city three months ago
and is now in Los Gatos, California
Further than this nothing could be learned.
The reporter then called on spiritualists
whom Dr.. Rumford frequently visited
while in this city. There it was learned
the doctor believed in spiritualism and ali
other isms of the same kind as well as beinp
follower of Madame Blavatsky. While It
is true Rumford did not visit CHICAGO
while he was here there is no evidence
Miss Ava did not come here. 1t is thought
here Ava is none other than Ann Odelia
Diss Debar.
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Logan County, Idaho, Stands Forever

BELLEVUE, Idaho, Sept. 12.-.ISpecial
telegram to The HERALD. The last effort
OF the people OF old Alturas county to abol-
lsh Logan county was to-day thrown out of
the supreme court at Boise City. The case
to-day was motion for rehearine of the
Alta-Lincoln case decided in favor of
Logan last May.
This case is where the legislature created
Lincoln out of part of Logan, abolished
Logan and attached part of it to Alturas
and named Alturas Alta. The sheriff of
Lincoln demanded the records of the re-
corder of Lincoln; said sheriff didn't pet
said records, hence said suit, ard the result
In this final decision of the supreme court
is that Logan stands forever.
(Signed) Gpo,or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
Sheepshead Bay Roces

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, NY, Sept. 12.-Tbe
track was fast; the weather cool and clear
Seven furlongs-Ocypete won. Salin.
second, Sigerti d. third. Time :2S4.5
Mile and a furIong-Kilder won Earth
second, English third. T1me-1 SO
Mile and three furlongs won
Pessara second. Come to-Taw third
Time-2 :23 2-5.
Great Eastern handicap Futurity course
Ludwig won, Dagonet second. Ont
Gum third. Time :102-5.
F,utprlty course oantaka won, Eclipse
second, Tormentor third. Time III
Sweepstakes handicap, mile beats-Cast-
away won, Benedictine second FIicba1
third. Time As Is.
Second heat-Castaway wor, Benedictine
second, Iceberg third. Time-l:45
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
The Junta Recognizes Balmaceda's Paper
Issue

Especial TO TIE HERALD-Exaniner Dispatch. 7
NEW YORK, Sept. IA Herald Val
Paraiso special says; The !unta yesterday
published decree recognizing the paper
Issued by Balmaceda. The amount is SCI
GV0,0VO, and 1t is almost the only money in
circulation. The decree of the iunta was
issued alter an extended conference with
leading merchants and bankers. Iramed-
lately after the news became known the
Whcle business part Of the city assumed
an animated appearance. The first result
~aS tho opening OF al the banks. Tho
action OF the banks was followed by the
resumption of trade in ali the stores. The
same encouraging news reaches us from
Santiago
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CINCINNATI, Sept 12.-Mile and twenty
yards-Speth won, Prospect second
Brutus third. Time / ;45%.
Mile and seventy ysrds-Little Scissors
Won, Tarquin second, Happiness third.
Time 1863.
Mile and an eighth-Longshore won.
Princess Lime second, Allen Bane third
Adrienne fourth. Time-1 :4615.
ond, Greenwic third. Time :O2I5.
Five furlongs-Fillide won, American
second, Lady third, Ragner fourth. Time
i :021i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
The Stallion Wyandott. Dies.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept 12-The chest
nut stallion Wyandotte, owned by w. R.
Fasig. who was sent to his stable sick at
the close of the 2:24 pace yesterday, died
to-day. The horse was valued at $40 600
he was by Ambassador, dam by Daniel
Lambert. There is strong sus picion the
morse was poisoned
George Hammond, of Middleburg, VT.
owner of the mare Tempest, which was
entered as ringer in the 40 class Tues
day, was to-day expelled from the National
Trotting association.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
Drowned in st Louis River.

MINNEAPoL1s, Mimi, Sept IA Trt-
buns special from Colquet, Mimi, saws
Meagre particulars have just been received
OF the drowning of tive persons in St.
Louis river. They are said to be settlers
who were going on to claim. In crOssine,
the river the boat capsized and all were
drowned. Two were brothers named JacIr.
son and one was a 12-year old girl. THE
names of the others are not learned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
Trotting at St. Lonis

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Thc track was fast
Direct broke the local record of 2:15 for q
mile by half a second.
Tho 2:24 stallion stake-Emperor Wilkes
Won, Mlkogan second, Play Boy third.
Gebhardt fourth Best timo@2 :20$/
The 2:25 pacc-Oirec5 won, Telegram
second, F'ranck Dorch third, Sunshine
fourth. Best time-2:1416.
The 2:3O trot-Trumpeter won, Andrew
Allison second, H. G. t. third, others ruled
out Best time 2 :2315.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
Championship Swimming Match.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 12.-The mile
swimming match for the championship of
America aud purse of $3.50, between
James McCusker, of Lowell, John A.
Levitt, of Newton, and Robert P. Magee,
OF Baltimore, at Lake Quinsigamond this
afternoon, was won by McCusker in %
minutes, 5714 seconds. Levitt failed 10
hnl0a. Magee's time was not taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
a Chicago Bluebeard.

CHICAGO, Sept l2.-This afternoon Will.
lam Lampstromp, aged 60, attempted to
murder his wife. He shot her, infictiup
probably fatal injuries and then suic;ded
with the same weapon. Because of his
abuse and failure to support her his wife
had determined to secure a divorce. The
announcement of this was followed by the
shooting. A few years ago Lampstromp
shot and painfully wounded former wife
who had obtained divorce.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
What Byrnes Saws of the Ava Case

New York, Sept, 12.-The acting super
intendent of police declines to discuss the
stories from Chicago concerning the prob.
able discovery of the famous spook priest
ess Diss Debar in the person of the So
called Vera Ava. The chief of the detec-
i've force was asked If he thought the
Chicago Cincinnati woman and Diss Dehar
were one and the same. 81 don't think thew
are, il the description telegraphed is cor,
rect" replied Byrnes, and that was ali he
would saw
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
shot.Patting and Hammer.rbrovtnr RECORD,

New YORK, Sept. 12.-The first annual
games of the Metropolitan Association of
the Amateur Athletic Union of the United
States at Manhattan field to-day were
noticeable because of the phenomenal per-
formance of George Gray and j. S. Mitch
ell. The former broke the record (hIs
own for putting the 16-pound shot by two
and one half inches, with put of As feet.
inches, and Mitchell broke two records.
He threw the 16-p pound hammer l39 feet. 2
inches, breaking Arthur Hale's English
record and the worlds by eleven inches.
Mitchell also threw 56-pound hammer 81
feet, 81 inches, beating the record by ten
and one-haf inches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
California Wants an Anner.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-World's Fair Com
missioner Mark Macdonald and Chief
Samuels had an interview to-day with
Chief Burnham and pressed California's
claim for an annex to the horticulture
building Tor a vlticulture exhibit. Com
missioner Burnham fayors the proposition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
No Signs of a Cotton PIcker., str,ho

New ORLEANS, Sept. IA Ptcqnene
special from Houston. Texas, quotes tele-
grams from various parts of the state, saw
ing there is no strike of negro cotton
plckers to-day. 1t was confidently an.
nounced last night by the leaders of the
colored organization, that strike would
take place all through the cotton belt
to-day. Dispatches from Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi and the Carolinas saw
there are no sims of strike az any part.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
Russian Plans Against oonstantinon,e.

BERLIN, Sept. 12-The Hamburger Cor.
respondent contains sensational article en-
titled "Cossack Strike on the Bosphorus. %
According to this article, Russia meditates
surprise to Constantinople by a conioint
landing Of 10000 troops in European and
Aslatic Turkey. In Bosphorus forts, it is
said. are to be attacked from the rear and
the approach of hostile fleets is to be pre-
vented by torpedoes, while it is calculated
the Russian torpedc feet could enter tho
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
Washington Parks Great Race Meeting

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-It is the intention of
the Washington Park club to make their
racing meeting of 1898 (World's fair Year,
the grandest ever given in America. Sec
rotary Brewster announced tonight it
mad been decided the value of The
American Derby that year will be
at least $4,000; the Queen Isabella
stakes, $4,000, and tie Sheridan
stakes So, 900 will also be run beside twenty
or moro valuable stakes for two and three
year-olds and all ages, including guaranteed
stake OF $4,000 for two-year-olds ana the
Colum bus handicap for three-year- olds and
upwards $50, 600 to tho winner The pro-
gramme for tho 1892 meeting announces
Sl20, 600 added money in stakes and pursoo,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
Jeffrey and the Rio Grande.

CHICAGO, Sept. he. T. Jeffrey TO-DAY
said the dispatch from Denver to the effect
that he is to succeed Moffatt as president of
the Denver & Rio Grande is the first an
nonncement he has had OF his new position
jeffrey is going west with President
Manuel, of the Atchison road, to arbitrate
some differences between that COMPANY
and the Rio Grande.
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No Strike of Georgia Cotton Pickers.

ATLANTA, Co., Sept. 12.-The reported
strike OF cotton pickers in Georgia proves
to be myth. The negroes are all at work
except IN such portions of the state where
Journal from Texas, Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana and Tennessee are TO the same
effect 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Columbian
exposition national committee to Eprone
returned to-day on the steamer Augusta
Victoria. They were accompanied nv Sir
Henry Wood and James Dredge, the British
royal commissioners, and Herr Wermnth
the German commissioner. 'n,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
Germans YictorIons Over African.

BERLIN, Sept. 12-The Berliner Tagblaft
to-day publishes cablegram from Zauzi.
bar stating that Captain Zalewekrs corns
had fight with large body of natives
last month, in which the Germans vera
victorious and the natives repulsed win
heavy loss. Ten Germans were killed az
were also many Of their native allies.
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Trades Union Congress.

NEw CASTLE, Eng, Sept. 12.-At the
Trades Union congress today resolutions
were approved in favor of increased rep
resentation Of the labor classes in parlia-
ment. A motion favoring a state board
OF arbitration was defeated. The congress
closed this afternoon.
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ParsOn with a PrOcllvity for Fast Horses.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 12.-Ths
Michigan conference spent most of ths
forenoon with the case of Rev. j. w
Arney, of Saranac, the pastor with de-.
cided proclivity for fast horses. The COM
mittee appointed to Investigate reported
Brother Arney had not lived up to the
promises made at Muskegon a year ago
and recommended that he be disciplined.
Arney was then called before Bishop New
man who proceeded to admonish him, in
quite 1orceful language, that his conducts
had not been at all pleasing the past year
and unless he curbed his passion for racing
he would be asked for his parchment.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The weather
crop bulletin says in part: Oregon-Wheat
yields from thirty to fifty bushels per
acre, corn is a good crop and hops are con
siderably damaged by lice
California-In the north part the weather
Is favorable to fruits; hops are turning ont
well. In the south the weather is too sultry
Tor full crop.
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Brothers.,u-Law Shoot Each o,h.x

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 12.-Near London
to-day, E. Hale shot his brother in-law.
Tom Beckner, with pistol in the arm and
thigh Beckner wrenched the revolver
from Hale and shot him dead. Beckner's
wounds will probably prove fatal. Both
had been drinking,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
Chicago DETECTIVES MINK She is niss neha.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-The chief of detec-
tlves here today received telegram from
inspector Byrnes of New York, stating the
present whereabouts of Miss Diss Debar is
unknown. The inspector also says from
the description given of Miss Ava. he be-
lieves She is none other than Diss Debar.
Father Kelly, Of the church on Twelfth
street. whom Miss Ava accuses of duplic-
ity in her abduction, said to reporter in
reply TO her story that 1T was almost TOO
absurd to talk about He said the woman
claimed to be Catholic, that she talked
about her scheme for the reformation of
fallen women, and that she had a large es
tate in England and share in Mackav,s
mines. Father Kelly was asked about her
having property in the hands of the Catho-
lie church. He said she never mentioned
such thing, but spoke of having enormous
wealth of her own. The priest was shown
picture of Diss Debar and he said it bore
striking resemblance to Miss Ava.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
A GREAT MATCH RACE
Hal Pointer, 2:O9 3-4, and Direct,
2:06, Are to Meet.
me Washington Park Club Will Make Their
housing Meeting OF '93 (Wcrld's Fair Year,
the Grandest Ever Given in America.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-The Lexington
Jockey club to-day announced match
race between Hal Pointer, 2:O9$l, and Di-
rect, 2:06. The race will probably be for
IS 700 eide, with s., 600 added by the Lex
ington, Ky, association, over which track
tho race will be paced
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
A Fatal Ouarre,

DELAMAR, Del, Sept. IA fatal fight
occurred here Thursday between Fred
Williams and Thomas Wells, aged respec-
lively twenty-five and twenty six wears as
result of which both will die. AN old
quarrel was renewed in which pistols and
knives were used with deadly effect
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
The Philadelphia & Reaoing suod

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 12.-Attorneys rep
resenting John florence, Scotland, and
Alfred Sully and N. B. Randall, New York,
have filed a bill in equity In the United
States circuit court against the Philadel-
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Galwar,s Gratitude to Rnlfnnr

DUBLIN, Sept. 12.-The inhabitants Of
several towns in Galway have Joined in an
address to Chief Secretary for Ireland Raj
four expressing their gratitude 10 him for
tho timely measures Of relief which he in
suGurated
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Gibbons Challengcs mcAnl,Fe

New YORK, Sept. 12.--Austln Gibbons
challenges McAuliffe to fight again for
$1,000 side, the match to take place the
Olympic club at New Orleans. He de-.
posted $3.50 with r. Is. Fox,
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Or. Chsppel's Conservation as Coadjutator
Confirmed.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.-Cardinal Gibbons
has received bills authorizing the consecra-
ton OF Rev. DIR. Chapel, rector of ST.
Matthew's church, Washington, as coadju-
tator archbishop to the present incumbent
OF the arch diocese of Santa Fe, n. M.
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International Agricultnral Congress

The HAGUE, Sept. l2.-The International
Agricultural congress adopted report fay-
oring private initiative in the establish
ment of land banks. 1t has been deciJed
that biennial instead of annual SESSIONS of
congress shall be held.
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Golden Horn at night and completely de-
stroy the Turkish fleet, and that the whole
could be Accomplishment twenty four hours
Complete plans for everything are said to
be ready and only the command from st.
Petersburg now needed.
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Pork Admitted On American Inspection Ger
tiflcatA.

WASHINGTON, Sept 12-Tne following
cablegram was received at the department.
o: state today from Minister Phelps:
Pork is admitted on American inspection
certificate; Germany imposes no other con
dition.''
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Eaten by Sharks.

san FRANCISCO, Sept 12.-Captain
Spring, Of the schooner General BANNING
which arrived here yesterday from Clints
ISLAND with a cargo of cocoanuts, says while
loading his cargo ths vessel was twice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-13
George g. Rrintner Pardoned.

CAPE MAY, Sept 12.-The President to-
day pardoned George G. Brintner, SEN
fenced to two and half years in the
northern district of California.
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Judgments Against Adam Baekar.

New YORK, Sept. 12.-Judgments agQre-
eating over $3.50, 900 have been fled against
Adam Backer, the commercial note broker
who assigned August last