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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-27

The democracy appear to havea whole
lot of useless wrangling, all the way
from Texas to Washington, via Idaho
for party which is SO unanimous.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-27
Annie Wright Seminary.
Boarding and Day Shoel for Girls
Hfnth Year begins Sept. 9Th 1892.
For Admission, Apply to the Principal
Mrs. SARAH x. WHITE,
Annie Wright Seminary.
TACOMA. WASH
-
FINAL ACCOUNT.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned,
Jnha A Oberr, the duly appointed, acting and
qualified administrators of the estate of William
A. Obarr, deceased, has fled her final account
and petition in said estate, and that Mondey the
9th day of September, 1897, at the hour OF ten
day OF the next regular term of the County Court
for Wasco county, Oregon, at the County Court
Wasco county, Oregon, has been duly appointed
by said court as the time and place for hearing
said petition and final account.
All persons interested in said estate are hereby
notified to appear st said time and place and
hnal account should not In ALI things be
allowed, ratified and confirmed
8.6W6t. .2td JULIA A. OBaARR
Administratrix of the estate of William A.
ObaYr, deceased.
Dufur q Menetee. Attorneys for Estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

TNDER AuTnoMTY of AN ORDER
I OF sulu granted ny the Probate
curt in aud Tor snlt Lake county, Utah Tern.
tory, dated August auth, 1sll, | Will aeli AZ pri
yhtc lalo thotoll0WiuF doi crihod real estate, Ia
wiz commencing a. point one Nl rod eat
ana eight 49, rods suuth from The uorthwnht
coi uur Of Lot tcycn ca, IN nlOok twenty three
f20l,in llat"n, salt iate cay Survey ,andrun.
niug thence touIh four and one halt aiD.
rods hunco cast nine la) rods, hnnur Iorth
two mud one. half laiil rods, thence west forty,
fuYrn go fCut, thtnco nOith two fql rods
thence west one hundred aad one and ono, halt
Oulf) feet 10 the place nt beginning. Ala0
righi VI way over one % rod east and west By
twenty l2Ol roda north riid scuth uf nnd along
n q west side Of said lotin common with Others
Interested m and entitled tO The unc Of A rirht
Of way over tlid land, situated In salt Lako
cry, in fAit Lake County, UtHD TERRITORY Snid
snd Will be .olg snultct 10 u lease now oNiat,
Tho salo VIII he made ~ the once ~ wad.
dell q Adams, AttQruoya, % and q Eant, Fir-t
South Street, tHlt Luke CITY, salt Axe Couufv.
Utah Territory ON or after September 10. 1872.
ant h'ds in wriunF illl 10 received Addrefsed
20 Che undersigned rarc OF said Maddcll &
Adams, UP 10 and Including said last mon
toned lAtc.
Terms ~ sale each ten por cent To accom-.
phny bid, balance on affirmation OF sale.
Dated Auguat a0th ifal
OKLEsTIA A. CiLLETT,
Guardian 81 Vie persOn anu estate Of Horace
T., Glilelt, mlnor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
THE POINTER CREW.
4 Skilful Exhibition in front Of the
Utah Stove 4 Hardware
Building.

The performance Of the Pompier
lie saving crew Of the lire department
in front OF the Uish stove * Hard
ware company's store, at the corner Of
First aouth and Commercial streets
yesterday afternoon, ives watched with
considerable interest by large body
OF spectators.
The crew consists u W. p. Hooker,
captain; Frank Fri,zgernld, Captain
M0gtton, Captain Foley, Captain Vale,
Ed. Fitzgerald, n. j, Randolph ani
Master Hooker, mascot. Practices
have been going ON Tor three
weeks past, ana the excellent
work achieved In 40 short a
time speaks highly for the aptitude NJ
the men. Some really clever tents
were accomplished during the sxhi-
bition. The ladder ''climOing" OF BIT.
Hooker was DARING performance, and
tho swinging OF Hooker aud Captain
Vale from one window 10 another, To-
gother with the fearless movements Of
Frank Fitzgerald call for special m"u.
tlon. The rope aiding experiment
was another OF the features OF tho pro-
gIammc which elected the hearty APP
plRuse OF the crowd Of OnloUkeTs.
Fitzgerald brought HIS sister down
from the fourth story OF the Hardware
company's building, In this way, with
the utmost ease. Altogether the crew
deserve the highest commentator for
their meritofious work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
LEGAL NOTICE

In the Probate Comt ln and tor salt Lake
County, To- liory ~ Utah.
IN ,ho matter " ua Estaie Of Sarah Harry,
ductasfd
- olIUE Is uFRruY GIVEN THAT
~ bcprFo a. W eDiHho, Fcn executor Of
the eatsto ~ -nrah Hardy f.ntaat', t1s
rendered Tor fett'rmcut. rnd nlrd ln fHll
Court Due hnai hccuunt uf hif atrinI1,rHt on
20 .aif raiattAnl pUu.ion Nna ltstilut"u
ct tuu rtslauo uf fnlI .l.tp hWu1E inC nufUIus
omitted thereto. AMI that Thur las, the d
lay nfuctbDr. 40. 1859, n iq O'Clock q, en-, 20
tg q nrtlioum Of flIl Court ~ thc County
tl4fs toutr. sat Lake city aHd County, lihh
TERRITORY, Ina been auN appointed by tC
ludFH ~ faid Court. Tor thc soulufuontut sAii
account AMI hearing fnii petition Tor fiat1ihd.
u1u, 10 which t.mU tft place Guy ptrsop inter.
sstcu iu tHi cfiate may srlUnr ar show
cause. if aur thuHu De, whF said ACcOurt should
nos hr aciuei anu approved and laal iiutfilu.
NUuaasdc tH prayed Coz.
Dated sept. T., levf ,,
Clor. of thN Probate Court.
Ny CAuHrEs rnlwfr, JN. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
"a. Georre Sinho Confrrenre.

Our quarterly conference has iuft
closod. rhe preliminary mtetIngswere
held on Saturday, 10th inst. Tho rogu.
lst conference, which convened sun.
DAY aud Monday, tho nth aud l2th,
was well afforded, Among those pres.
ent weIo Apostles Francis M. Lyman
and a nihon HI. Luud, President Jesse
". Crosby, Jun, Of Panguitoh Stake.
and Counselor Daniel soegmlller OF
Kauai stake, all of whom ministercd
the word Of tho Lord 20 our edihca.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

Tho customary business OF presgnting
reports and pfoeuntiug the authorlt'rs
~ the Church vas transacted. There
was not dissenting voice.
Tho reports OF the condition OF the
Stake we're very gratifying. The
aposkefs were listened 10 with the
closest attention.
JAAEs q. BLEAK, Clerk.
"a GE)RuE, URh, September 18th,
NEuU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
NOTICE 10 cREplroRs.


Estate N kcaH u Pratt Deceased
NrOTlcE l. uEnEiN GIVEN, ny THE
' undersigned. Admit atIltIr or fhH tttffH
of ktga ID. itau, deceased, i1 tho creditors
ut, aud 900 purfuus uAfl4t % Ius Hfhttfi thH
said dUruHfod, 90 UNilNit flcu with the mccoy
aHY vouHi Hr within Ten mntinH after The
nrat publication nf ttiH notice. tn no stid
adrIluisTntur at uinWuudry' FurniiutU Store.
80 80 aud % W, tifsi south street, -nt Lake
fiiy. IN the COUNT ~ 7hIf Like. Utah.
Dated August 4ati. Nu',
JhNEs iiENHN LtE,
Pratt. uUptnHHd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

4 suAEL ~ WOODRUFF, rnE GUAR.
"A alag q ihe peteon a.a e,'a'o O. ahlS5
miuurt, having nlrd HE petition uVfc'ut
duly verified, praying ior An order % tflc
Of an Of tlo real estate al rAIi minors,
Tor thv PURPOSES therein ect turlh, u in
hereby urivrtd thAt ihr neAt %. Mn % Tue
wards and all persona Interested b. tlg estate
OF said minors, appear before The said Probate
Court, on Iursdhy, the lih day OF Orf. 90 ls3
% lu o.cloct la The turcnupr 0t SAID day NJ ODE
Court Room NJ AID Probate uuri, 10 che luuu
~ Court iloutc, va the city and cuuuty % salt
iaAc, Utah NriturY, to show cause why au
order thouldn0t be asauted 90 thr sAii suar
dian, tp sell 80 much % tho real estate OF
tho said minors Al private sale a. shll Toe
necessary. aad that copy OF ihA urirr be
trbushod h, least three sutfcfurS roaEs IN tho
uEsIui tNIstNQ NEWS, q "euaI tHfr PRINT
ed hnd pri,iahed m said city and county.
uHted Spt, inui, lF2.
-. ". HAHrUu, Probate Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
LEGAL NOTICE.


dccoAHod.
NOTICE Is uEiEBY GIVEN. TuAr
~ Isaac NJ, waldo Executor OF the lost
viii ana testament ~ David Love, deceased,
has rendered for settlement, and nled N said
court his ma account Of his administration OF
smd ettAtc, and ptutiou Tor tHat distribution OF
the rehldnopf fhid estate among the persons
entitled therefor and that Thursday, the glnd
DAY o. september, A.p lsgl,At 10 O'Clock n,m., NJ
tho Court Room OF SAD Court, IA the Court
Court House, salt lalu cay aud County Utah
Territory has been duly appointed by the Judge
Of sHid court tor the nettlcment ~ eaid nc.
count, aud hearing said ucutlOn Tor dis.
irihuuOn. atwhich timo and place any pcrsun
Interested In rait estate may appear and show
cause, II any there b B. WHY thid account 8hould
not be settled anu app owed and FINAL distrlDu,
ton made No prayed Tor,
Dated August 8lth, itY9,
g. v. ALLEN,
Clcrk Of the Probate court
U lAnnrnN MmnMhn. IN. nenmlY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the PROBATE Court ~ and Tor salt t.aic
county, Territory OF Utah


dcrtatod,
NO1iCr ~ uEAhnY GIVEN THAT
~ Nrury Coul m administrator u the %.
tate of Inua. llflc, deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement, and nled in said court hia ilnal
account OF hls Naturalization OF said Csttil
and peuuon fur nn,l distribution Of The rcsidno
" faid esthlc among thVpcti una entitled there
~, and that rhutsdny, The 2.nd day nj -epiow'
her, A q. Pat 10 urlous am. IL tic Court
Room Of tnid Oourt,iutno County Cont House,
SAT- Lake Ntty ana County, utah Territory, hnH
been duly upp0ntel hy the Judge OF said
Court, Tor the fetuomont OF sold account aud
hearing said ruiltinn Tor distribution, AZ which
time and place any pcftoi interested 10 eald
rststo may appear and show cause, " any
there lc why said account should not be sct.
ued aud approved and nrA dutributiQn made
AZ urayCd Tor.
Dated August 10, lsa4 g. l. ALLEN,
clcrk OF the Probate Court.
Ky CAuhrEN bnoMAK, JH. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
BACK VOLUMES
.-cP RVS.
DESBRET WEEKLY.


tho sixth volume Of tho DEdEREr
WEEKLY in the present form is
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aurions to bo Informed Of tho stirring
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Observation-Disclosures

WOODEN ' e. Eli: $ $ ;: a:;:
A. $50 900 salts la Nov was 600
GOODS 49, !: =: s;, s::
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

The report was referred T. the lin.
apcc committee.
HEATING AND vENTiLATGNG PLANTS.
a special com ul.tee consisting Of
Messts Nelson, Young and Baldwin,
wac appointed % approve the contracts
with iirms Tor heating and ventilRuug
plants FOR the school huildlngs.
An adjournment was thcn taken To-
u week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16

The committee announced that the
high school pupils are short a. follows:
Ten Collor's Beginning Latin; twenty
Mines Reduction Alguhra; ten Eug.
lish Composition Lockwood.
The report was adopted ami the
committee instructed to purchase the
books.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
rAYNIENrs TO ooNIRACrons.

The committee on finance reported
that in accordance with the resolution
OF the board Il had audited the FOL.
lowing bills ami directed the issuance
OF warrants Tor payment to contractors
for the erection Of the following build
iuaas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16
The report was received and hiud.
APPROPRIATIONS MADE,

The following list Of bills we're ~.
porlri by the finance COMMITTEES tor
paymcnteud appropriations made ac-
Gu dinghy:
The sun., 1892-05-20
TIE DEMOCRAT TIC SITUATION.
Views OF Congresss,e RcGa ardinE the Result
or the Conventions In the South.

WASHINGTON. May 10.-Democrats In tho
Senate and House did little to-day but discuss
tho result OF tho fight for Presidential dole
gates in Georgia. South Carolina. and Virginia
Tho Cleveland men. OF course. claim every
thing. and will not admit that tho frionds Of
any other candidate had any strength in tho
Conventions. The ooler-headed Democrats
however, put damper on such talk as this.
and added the reminder that Clevcland's In
herent weakness Is his inability to carry New
York.
There has been much pressure OF late to
force statement from Bourko Cochran. the
recognized Hill leader in Washington in tho
direction OF admitting that Cleveland is rs
strong In New York as he was in 1854 and
that the contingency might arrive whore the
New York delegation would vote for his nomi-
nation. Mr. Cochran will admit nothing Of
the sort. All he will say for publication is
that the situation Mt present is such that no
man can see through 1t.
crn States he regards us equivalent to draw
and adds Tint no has never seen ANYTHING
tho, situation ut present He would not say
that tho nomination OF Cleveland would mean
ss s Nsw i0s but GHS he
outside Of New York we're admirably WWannged,: nam ID, :
!he leaders were very capable: In NSw SH oor1 T
enid; they were merely leaders.
Mr.. Springer snid to-day that ho thoughts
was becoming clearer every day that neither
Hill nor Cleveland could be nominated. Tho
way in Georgia was u great blow to Hill. but
not n great victory. for Cleveland. The claim
set forth for MIR, Cleveland. he said. was tnat
no wns tho unanimous choice ofthe Democracy
outside Of New York and that sntt therefore, d@ nS
York. The result in Virginia.. Georgia.
Indiana. 1own. and Illinois, show thnt
| no is not the unanimous choice OF the
viided. iowa" hs sait. Instructed for an,
other: Illinois and Indiana allied to instruct
| lima his nnmo was hardly mentioned and In
South Carolina Cleveland was DENOUNCED II II
South Carolina and probably other Southern
States l think. on the other hand. that we
can elect any candidate who does not come
from New York"
This is the view OF the situation taken by a
large number Of the shrewdest Democrats in
the House.
The sun., 1892-05-20
MRS. HARRISON SERIoUsLY I'LL
She Returned from Fortress Monroe In n
Feeble Condition.

WASHINGTON. May 1o-The Presidents wife
friends and members OF tho family were great
ly alarmed about her The news. In n magni-
fed form. spread rapidly throughout the city,
causing something OF sensation. especially
in social and Administration circles.
A representative OF THE Sun called at the
White House at about II o'clock. and was in
formed that Mrs. Harrison was resting quietly
under tho influence OF treatment by Dr.
Gardiner. the family physician. Mrs. Harrison
has been very Ill for some time past. much
more so than was generally supposed.
She mended SO slowly that 1t was thought
that change OF scone and little salt air
would prove beneficial The trip to Fort Mon
roe was made with the permission OF tho Doc
tor. few days on the water did not produce
the desired results. and 1t was decided to re-
turn at once to Washington.
The President and his wife arrived here this
afternoon at about 5 O'Clock. and were met at
tho steamboat wharf by their daughter. Mrs.
Mckee. and the latter's children. Mrs. Har-
iison complained OF feeling greatly fatigued.
and the President tenderly assisted her from
tho carriage to her apartments In the south
wing Of the Executive Mansion.
Dr. Gardiner administered some medicine
and Mrs. Harrison fell into q quiet sleep.
which lasted nearly two hours. When she
awoke she was somewhat refreshed. but still
suffering from the trouble in her throat She
has a painful cough. which not only dstresses
her. but frghtens tho members OF her family.
At late hour che was moro comfortable than
when she first returned home but much
anxiety is still folt concerning her condition.
The sun., 1892-05-20

lcast onc.hnlt Of tho Ohio nennbicaMns ms at his ms
back. md the evident rartiality 81 tho oth9r
half for Mckinley in case on OHIO man Is
chosen. But 1t la Blaine to whom the anti
Harrison men and men who are ranked as inc
Presidents best friends are ever turning. ana
there is n general feeling that the old-time on.
thusiasm custering about his name VIII DO
renewed mt Minneapolis, and n Blaine STAIN
It. The closest and most confidential iriends
OF tho Secretary OF State do not hcsnato 10
give II as their opinion that II there is unan-
Imous demand for him in the Convention no
will do nothing to stop 1t. and IL nominated
For the past week the report has been, going
about among the inner circle OF Republicans
that Blaine is considering the opportunities
OF his friend. and that q surprise was being
arranged for The Republican Cohrcntion., Last
night somo Of the best posted Republicans
here were stating with great confidence that
Blaine would do nothing to prevent tho use OF
his name. The conference held In Detroit last
night at tho home Of Gen. Alger means that tho
nnfi- Harrison men are dead In earnest in their
effort to find a suitable candidate, That they
hope to find him in the person OF Blaine there
can be little doubt. and they are certainly In
consultation with the Blaine men in Washing
ton and New York. They arc not ant to be
cropping In the dark. but 1t Is much moro
likely that they haye. a mutual understanding.
based upon the belief that Blaine can be in
ducod n rim.
The sun., 1892-05-20
MRS. ERBSMEIYL'S $500.
She Says Customs Inspector A nderson Stole
the Money from Her Room.

She Says Customs Inspe ctor A nderson Stole
tho Money from Her Room.
Customs Inspector William b. Anderson was
arrested at 5 o'cloSA yesterday afternoon at
the Barge Office by Detective Jack Foley OF
tho Jefferson Market squad on tho charge OF
stealing $500 from Mrs. Lena Erbsmeh OF
275 West Thirty-sixth street. Anderson had
Just reported for duty. and he had been or
dered to appear Mt 0:3U o'clock this morning
for examination for promotion.
Mrs. Erbsmehl IA o San Francisco woman
who came here five years ago. Her house in
West Thirty-sixth street is well furnished.
Mrs. Erbsmehl says that sho is the widow OF II
California Judge. and that for lve years An
derson has been living with her. Shc drew
$500 from her saro deposit box on May 10
and put itin her bureau. Tho next day the
money WAS missing. and she accused .tnder-
son son q taking l.. She says Anderson admitted
able to get the money. and last Saturday she
went to the barge Onlce and denounced An
derson as a thief She was put out Of the
terday LAWYER Joe Moss obtained u warrant
for Anderson's arrest
Anderson says that his wife lived at 24l
Erhsmehl on Sixth avenue: She wont TO his
wife and threatened to kill her. and caused SO
much trouble that his wife left him.. Since
GS as o en as ny @
.he has been known as Eta De Long. Miss
rayson Miss GGs lie that her
son son OF 35I West Thirty second street says that
she married W. B. Anderson twelve years ngo.
and that he deserted her for Mrs. Erbsmehl.
Anderson was taken to tho Mercer street po-
lice station, and will DO arraigncd in the JEFF
ferson Market Court to-day.
The sun., 1892-05-20
sECRETARY ELKIyS'S MISSION,
with Remarks the Dineieuc. Between
Nominating Harrison nnd El~ctiug Him.

with Remarks the Dineieuc. Between
| Nominating Harrison nnd Eiecting Him.
Gen. james s. Clarkson. Chairman Of tho
| Republican National Committee. Is on his way
| from Detroit, and is expected to arrive ut the
| Plaza Hotel to-day. He has been sick with
rheumatism at the Hot Springs. and has not
given much attention to the Republican Presi-
| Dental situation until the last week. Tho
| purpose of his visit in New Yotk at this tire
| is to rejon his family. and also to discuss the
| troubles in tho Republican camn Gen. Clark
sons friends in New YORK said yesterday
that while here he would confer with other
Republicans as to the availability Of the Presi-
dent rs II candidate for denomination. These
people said that the General and his assoc-
ntcs on tho National Committee would attempt
to ascertain The reasons for the hostility Of
many leading Republicans to the President.
Among those who will call on Gen. Clurkson
is Secretary EIkins. who has been in town two
Tie delegates TO Minneapolis who have con-
ferred with Secretary EIkins have learned from
t,r Secretary @ TINT IN his ofnion tresidrnt en-,
it is on" thing to runominat" the President and
another thing to Ietlert him: Harrison,s on-
%Ft wsh the the IN
1ssS :: Said one Of them Yesterday o,,
undsr Under" Personal rs Obligations 70 ccSejand an!
very lit tic attention was paid to the wishes OF
the Democratic party. SO Cleveland was
nominated, and he was drag on the National
Committee and Tho managers Of The c camrniSn
roalectad Cleveland. There wn. u false srnti-
mrnt demanding his reorganization, advanced
bv nc oplr who do mono of the work OF u pOiti-
cal ran.paign and who have not the iaintcst
indifferent voters. The, case of tho Ne-
publican managers and President Harrison
is idrntirnl. The Presidents Administration
Inns been acceptable TO many R"puhlicans, hut
With tho mon who do the hard work OF tho
cnmpaiEn. These men believe that Harrison
will be- Il drag. upon them. The Southern Fed
ernl ollireholdrrs may be powerful enough to
dictate his nomination. IN that event tho
members Of he new hrnuhilchn Aatinnai aom-
with the President. Tho present members.
denomination. Tho Presidents advisers are
relying upon the outcome of the anti Hill Con-
vention to be held In Syracuse on May ~ In
other words they are relying mp"n the g GeXe tbs
land efforts to Split the democracy oi 'he
Tho amusing Tart Of yestcpdnys rIns prTIrorm, ~
hive a conference with ThomasC. Patt; Mr.
ing 10 discuss with Mr.. tlkins. They had no
grievances to present: they were merely act
ing on tho opinion that 1t would he useless, to
r"nominato il candidate SO unpopular rs Mf.
ne Republican County Committee had
i"st ,iiS nisht and did nothing. Nobody in New
York in the G. o. r. seems to want to 60 ahead
at Minneapolis. This applies to the Knpubll;
can state Committee. Gen. James ". Husten
is 4, candidate for Chairman OF the Stare COM