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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-03

ALBANY. May 2.-GcorEs w. Post. Tom
O'Bricns pal in tho confidence game which
relieved John NJ Peck Of $4,000 cndeavored
to gain his freedom through habeas corpus
proceedings. IIo was indicted jointly with
O'Brien and extradit d from Wisconsin for
grand larceny. After no was produced in court
gree. and then the former, Indictment was
Gpashed. His counsel held that he Was sas
for the crime for which no is now held. The
motion was made on Saturday for Posts re-
lease. and to-day Judge Edwards, sitting in
Circuit here. denied tho writ aud remanded
tho prisoner. His counsel. Mr.. Gleason. will
appeal to the Court of Appeals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-03
REFERRED TO TIE D1sH1En CASE.
Justice Kennedy Gives the Crane Jury .
Hint as to His SentIments.

UTICA. May 2.-Justice George N. Kennedy
opened tho May torn Of tho Supreme Court
and Court OF Oyer and Terminer in this city
this afternoon. and it was expected that somo
reference would be made to the charges to be
mado to them against d. A. Dishler. Keeper
Buck. and Marshal McElwane for assisting
Buncoer O'Brien to escape. District Attorney
Jones. who is somewhat annoyed over the be-.
lief which prevails in other parts OF tho State
bring to, bear. no ind ictnlent can he lodged
against him. hold u short conversation with
the. Court, after which eS-Supcrvisor NJ. f.
the jury Judge Kennedy then said:
IT sometimes happens that party accused
OF the commission OF a crime may occupy q
position to challenge, more or less. public at
tention to that crime. lio may array in his he.
half persons who are Interested and friendly
community. need not suggest to, you that
ting. arc violations not only of tho climina!
ton that n PARTY owes to The citizens Mt large,
and he who is guilty Of II is,Gniiy 4 an infrnc;
to the action OF the Grand Jury through tho
instrumentality Of an Indictment for viola
tion r 2; its r provisions soon ,,,sod .,oc cha
public press that there has been committed
within the jurisdiction Of tho county Of 0ne!dn.
GA thers99s w h y%us rs
the criminal catalogue OF the land. The Court
Is also advised that 1t is quito probable that
examine into and inquire who the parties arc
criminal law should that application BIO
you vii pass upon it ms you will every. other
cnsc. Pass upon it on the evidence which is
they, arc shown to you. irrespective; Of what tho
public press may have said. or what individ-
,als outside tho Jury room may have said
oath that, us Grand Jurors, you have taken"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18

Detective Franks OF Salt Lake was In
the city yesterday.
County Superintendent Joseph S. Peery
has returned from trip to Denver
Mayor w. H. Turner and wife returne d
yesterday from ten days trip to Soda
Springs.
Mrs. G. ID. Hodge left yesterday for Col
orado. where she will spend several weeks
visiting with friends.
r. ID. Nichols, an old friend of Deputy
Marshal Butcher, was in the city .yester-
day from Fort Smith, Ark.
Lee Gibson of the firm of Graves & Glib
son left last evening for Iowa, where he
will be absent two weeks on business
Democratic clubs should be organized In
every ward in the city, and steps will be
taken TO that end at once by Democrats.
Judge Miner and Deputy Marshal Bow
man left last evening for Cache county.
whsre they viii spend several days nunt-
ing.
Judge A. c. Bishop was Ia Salt Lake
yesterday in attendance at the grand lodge
Of the Nevada jurisdiction of the A. o.
u w
Secretary Of the Chamber of Commerce
T. 3. Wilde and w. ID. Robertson were in
Salt Lake yesterday in the interest OF the
Utah exhibit to the Iowa state fair.
Deputy United States Marshal Butcher.
wife and daughter, returned yesterday
from trip TO Denver and other points of
interest in Colorado.
The Second ward Sunday school went on
an excursion to Garfield Beach yesterday
The Union Pacific gave round trip rate
OF 81, which inducement was taken ad-
vantage of by large number
the Ogden city street railway is giving
the people Of Ogden such service that is
appreciated by it patrons. Monday even
ing the tabernacle choir went out to the
Hot Springs on an excursion. AS an &C.
commodation 70 them Superintendent
Spivy kept the cars running until II 80
O'Clock and met large crowd that came to
The city limits at that hour with four cars
and comfortably transported the excur-
sionists to their homes. Superintendent
Spiyy deserves much praise for his effor Is
10 please all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
BRIGHAM CITY BITS.

The First Ward Primary association will
have picnic next Friday.
Miss Lilly Lovelaud returned yesterday
after two weeks stay in Salt Lake.
Miss Amelia Graehl entertained num-
Der of her friends at an ice cream festival
Saturday evening.
Miss Salmon Of Salt Lake returned home
yesterday, afte.' pleasant visit of couple
OF weeks in Brigham.
A certain little man has apostatised from
the Democratic party, and is now trying to
organize what be calls the Workingmen's
party, but he viii not succeed, because no
working man will be follower of man
that never did days work in his life.
Last Saturday local Democratic meet
Ing was held in the court house. MIR. j. d.
Peters, the president, stated the object of
the meeting was to appoint committees and
get ready for campaign work. After much
important work the meeting adjourned for
one week
1t Is quite amusing to notice in Mr.. Box's
correspondence TO the Standard that Brig
ham is Republican, because a certain store
had sold more Harrison than Cleveland
caps. We wish to inform that gentleman,
however, that up to date not one single
voter has been wearing one of those caps,
but children only have sported them. Box
must either want to stuff the STANDARD with
nonsense, or else it must be pure ignorance.
PETER ]. KoFoRD.
BRIGHAM Cry, Aug 16.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18

Ulah's Worlds Fair.

A meeting was neld at the tabernacle
last evening, called at the instigation of
some of the Worlds fair commissioners.
of taking steps towards contributing 10
the Utah department Present on the
stand were Mayor Dusenberr Judge
Jones, Commissioner Nels Empey and Sec
rotary McDaniels.
The first named gentleman was chosen
chairman, and he made some fitting re-
marks tending to work up an interest in
the move. Secretary McDaniels gave the
listeners some idea of the magnitude of
What was going 10 be exhibited at this the
greatest fair ever given in the history of
the world. An effort is being made to
make fine showing for Utah and the
prospects are that enc of the most attrac-
tive features will be the little corner given
to our territory. Coming to the point. the
speaker asked what Utah county-the
largest in the territory to do
toward the exhibit. The wooden mill
was referred to as well as other
prominent establishments which the
speaker believed should be represented.
The object of the meeting was to effect a
county organization. The commissioners
found themselves without funds and have
secured $4,000 depending somewhat upon
the next legislature TO make it good, but
cooperation of every citizen of the terri
tory was solicited in securit Utah some of
the worlds premiums.
Mrs. z. s. Richards, president OF the
ladies' department, was present and spoke
more particularly to the ladies'
Great interest was shown and from the
outlook Utah county will lead the territory
in preparing exhibits. A goodly number
assembled TO hear the plans explained and
were enthusiastic whenever the points were
spoken of wherein Utah will make her best
showing.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NOTES.
j. w. Sanborn is down from Logan.
DR.. c. o. Elliott of Fairview.- is Provo
visitor.
john NJ. Zane was meandering about the
streets of Provo yesterday.
Southworth's frame building on Centre
street is being removed to West Nam.
The county board of equalization are
wrestling with some difficult sheep cases.
J. F. Howard. W. ]. Wells and L. M.
Bailey of Salt Lake. are Roberts House
guests.
Mrs. F. S. Richards and Miss May Pres
ton attended the Worlds fair meeting last
evening
A large multitude of Seandnavians start
tnls morning LOT Vlsit 10 cache valley
and vicinity.
The good people Of the Third ward went
out TO the lake yesterday for bath and to
have their annual recreation
Work is in progress on the foundation of
the new building to be erected on street.
north of the bank corner, by H. j. Maiben
Professor Leon Stiehl and wife have
just arrived from Charleston, S. c., and
will remain few days before going on to
the coast, where the hot months will be
whiled away. 1t will be remem bered that
Professor Stiehl married ono of Proyo's
bellies, Miss Vincent, some time ago, when
ne was engaged in teaching penmanship in
our city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
PROVO.
THURSDAY,
THE SUNDAY SALOON.
Provo Does Not Propose to Toll
crate 1t.
The School Board MEETING County and
the Worlds Fair-PersonaI AID
General Notes.

The case against Fred Kirkwood
charged with keeping the Council saloon
open on Sunday. occupied the police court
yesterday. The testimony went to show
that several individuals had been seeu in
the saloon and the back door was discov-
cred to be open. Marshal Brown was
looking out for the violators of the ordi-
nances and saw men meandering about in
a suspicious manner in and out of the sa.
loon and was the complaining witness in
the case. The jury. after hearing the evil
dence, rendered verdict of guilty with q
recommendation for mercy. Judge Alex
ander assessed a fine OF $50 and the defend
ant was ordered committed until the
amount was paid. Upon request of Judge
Sutherland he was allowed TO go upon his
own recognizance until Saturday morning
ct 10 O'clock, when either a new trial would
be moved for or the fine paid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18

facts are that Mr.. G. Dunkley did apply
for situation and was told by Mr.. E. f.
Dyer, the superintendent, that we were
not in need of any help until the COM
mencement of the season. run. which will
begin about Sept l. Probably through
some Misunderstanding the part of
Mr.. Dunkley-he came down the next
morning and did one days work, but was
told in the evening that we had nothing
more for him until the seasons work COM
menced.
The superintendent has never received
orders in regard to employing persons
from any particular place. He uses his
best Judgment in selecting the best men
for the work, regardless Of his place of
residence, his religion or his politics. Very
respectfully, THOMAS r. CUTLER,
General Manager
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
shaoI Load Mee.inn

The following committees were pre-
sented by President Dusenberry and
adopted by the board: On sites and build
ings, James Bean and James Hardy; fur
niture and supplies, S. P. Egeertsen and
Y. l.. Halliday; teachers ana school work,
V. s. Halliday, S. z. Eggertsen and C. d.
Glazier; finance, G. d. Giazier and James
Bean.
w. w Billings objected because he had
been assigned the west school and because
his salary had only been raised IS, but he
accepted the position with thanks never
theless.
Francis Bellamy. who is a member of
the national Columbian school celebration
committee, requested the board to take
steps toward the celebration of Columbus
day IL October Referred to the com
mittee on teachers and school work
w. A. Conay offered Coombs historical
charts for SIS each, with per cent off if
taken in quantities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
COMMERCIAL.
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. l7.-Hops- moder-
ate demand.
Cofiee-Options closed firm; 25135 points up.
Sales. 81, 800 bags; Aug. 13 80; Sept 49, 2C0
lS So Oct. 49, 25@lS.4Q; spot Rio, firmer, active
No. :, 49,.
Sugar-Raw, fairly active: fair refining. ga: :
cenirifugals 96-test, s3l4 muscovado s9-test
92s4 refined, fairly active; of a.. 1901 5-16
No. -. ; 3-l605 l6.
aacopper-Dull; lake. II. 50@11. 60.
Lead--Steady; domestic, 4.tGl94. 05.
1in-SteaGy at decline; straits, 20 $500. no.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
Stock Fxchange.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE stock market dis
played a reactionary temper. despite the
strength of Industrials, Sugar and Lead being
the leaders among the latter. Special anima-
ton developed IN Reading. Rhode Island, Bur
lington. New England aud ST Paul. IN the
afternoon the close was quiet at lowest prices
of the DAY. Sugar preferred scored a net gain
OF "a per cent. Cotton Oil lost IA Burlington
1ls. New England IA. Wheeling and Lake Erie
preferred rs, and New York Central per cent
Governments dull, drin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
A suit Tor DIVORCE.

Ann Sullivan yesterday brought suit
against her husband John Sullivan for di-
vorce, on the grounds of cruel and inhu-
man treatment to herself and to her chill
dren by former husband. The plaintiff
is resident of Cache county ano prays
judgment for divorce and the title to GER
tain described real estate In Cache county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Aug. Neutrality-suspicious., 1900
5. 50; choice 1906. 95; others, g. S50525 Tex
ans 45G.2. 50; rangers. g. 40Q3 45.
Hogs-Receipts 26,0.0; slow; 1O1I5 lower;
rough packers. 5i5@5 30; good mixed, GOA
5. 20; prime heavy and butchers weights, s. S0@
5.95; light A. 5a@5S5
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; sheep trifle lower,
lambs % lower natives. 3 500600; Texans
4. l20440; westerns, 4 s0Q4S5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
LEHI.
An American Fork Correspondent Answered
aad Corrected.

An American Fork Correspondent Answered
aad Corrected.
Editor OF THE HERALD:
notice in your last Sundays issue let
ter from an American Fork correspondent
signed H. c., in which the writer says that
''ihe sugar factory began working up last
seasons syrup last Monday morning, but
this viii be of no benefit to American Fork,
as it is understood that no person from here
will be employed at the factory. George
Dunkley Of this place was employed last
Monday by Mir. Aver to work at the fac
tory, and was discharged by him in the
evening, as he had orders from headouar
tiers not to employ anyone from American
Fork. except . few Of those employed last
year. Mr.. Dunkley is Democrat
Now, Mr. Editor, whoever H. c. is, he
ought to be ashamed to write such stuff
ana endeavor TO palm it of on Intelligent
readers for truth. He says it is under
stood that no person viii be employed at
the factory. Who understands 1t sol The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
Fourth District Court.

The record in the district court showed
the following transactions yesterday:
In the case of G. R. OFT vs.. Cache
county. demurrer to complaint argued,
submitted and taken under advisemenL
1t was ordered that court stand ad-
iourned until Aug % 1892.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
Evans, Hearing.

The hearing of D. o. Evans, the wretch
who outraged the little Lansing girl, 10
years old, will likely be accorded hearing
before Judge Bishop Saturday next 1t is
understood that the little girl will be able
TO testify against him by that time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
Liverpool Grain

LIVERPOOL, Aug Wheat-Holders
offered sparingy; No winter dull. IS 4lsd:
No 9 red spring dull, 6s 3D.; flour. holders offer
moderately
Corn-Supply poor; futures, holders offer
freely; new mixed spot dull. So; August easy
Is loaid; September easy, As io14G; October, As
10d.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
MeetIng Of the Central commlttee

The Democratic county central com
mittee will meet this afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock in the office of Attorney H. W.
Smith for the purpose of affecting an or
ganization throughout the county 10 con-
duct the coming campaign. A full attend
ance is requested
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO Aug. 17.--Wheat-Opened Is lower
declined 4, advanced some X, 1uctuated mar
rowly, closed weak. "a lower. General weak
tone due to Butfalo's strike, heavy receipts in
the west. lower cables fine weather at home
and abroad; weakness in No. 2 red, cash and
liquidation of long property.
Receipts, $4,000; shipments, 100000.
Rye-63.
Barley-63.
Timothy. 42H.
Flax. 021t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
Realty Transfers.

Louisa Robinson to Elizabeth Wheel
right. southeast quarter section 80
township 6 north. range west-S 80
William McGregor and wife to James
Greenwich, part of the northwest quar-
ter section s, township north range l
west----------- SO
Total. lso
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
IDANnA, an absolute cure for dyspepsia. /

Every testimonial regarding Hoods Sarsa-
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what this medicine has actually done 55
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-18
PROTECTION.

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[Locnl Quotatlons !

Boiled linseed oil, bbls.. &C; cases, flves, CSC.
Raw linseed oil. bills, SIC: cases. flves &c
Turpentine, bbls. 5Sc; cases fives, 64c.