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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-02
Payson News.

Frank j. Pickering, OF Payson /,
writes TO the DnsEREr NEWS. as fol.
lows, under date OF the lst inst:
The social event Of the week was tho
marriage reception OF Mr.. Joseph
Reece and Estclla Depew which
occurred at the residence Of the
gr0om's parents on "Wednesday even
ing, November 30th. Nearly hundred
relatives and friends OF the happy
couple were present. At 1880 the
ceremony which united the two IN the
holy bonds OF matrimOny was per,
formed by Elder David Liant. After
congratulations an elegant and
bounteOus wedding supper was par
taken OF by all, anu the balance OF the
evening pleasantly spent iu music,
songs and social pastime. The presents
were numerous ana valuable. The
young couple have launched forth ON
the sea OF mairimony with the bes.
wiRhcs Of their many friends.
a Democratic dance was INDUCED In
on Monday evening last anu tonight
the Rcpu biicans viii celebrate In like
manner.
SOurlIttublt bltautrb 10 III hoWh,
among the afflicted being Me-. and Mrs.
John Person, both being confined TO
their beds with attacks OF fever
Payson glOries no more in q home
newspaper, although line news and
Job plant lies idle there, awaiting tn o
advent OF some progressive man TO pilot
paper. There IL, however, some
talk OF a local stock company being
organized for the purpose, anu, mt all
events, tho live business men aud citi-
zens OF our city should not allow much
time 10 pass without that sure mark OF
prosperity and progress - the news.
paper.
The new residence OF Mayor Lem.
mon is one Of the neatest and hand
soonest In tho city.
The Person brick block Ia nearly
completed. The tailor shop viii DO
located ON tho second iloOr while the
main part OF the building will be occu-
pied with n hnely furnished drug
store.
Mrs. Sarah Drollinger and family oi
Clinton, have been visiting relatives
here during the week.
payson Is the only city Of its sile In
this portion Of Utah which boasts Of
an electric light service. 1t is To be
hoppd that a further Improvement viii
he made, by milking this service an
all.night one.
Ono OF the latest arrivals in town is II
big bouncing boy, to the wife OF Mr..
Wells Simons.
The DeseTet Telegraph office is now
located Ia the front room OF the Doug
lass residence on Main street, anu Is IN
charge oi Mr.. John stark.
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the school for son,e time and werc sen.
fenced by Judge Blackburn nj Provo
Oles. the. elder, FOR grand larceny com.
miiied near Helper, and Lewis for
petit larceny, The latter Is from Rich.
held, where his family still resides.
Oles Ia a giant In statue, being six
feet two inches IN height and
can thereby he easily Identified.
The escape was made through
window OF the boyS water closet, and
from an examination II appears that the
heavy wire screen which covers every
window In the Institution had been
previously removed or cut. When the
inmates were lined up Ia the school
room the Two were missed aud q search
was instituted. The escapes had left
no trail by which they could he fol-
lowed, and there are no means Of tell.
ing which direction they took. The
superintendent Is Of the opinion that
Oles will mako for his home in Colo.
RADIO and that Lewis is headed toward
the south.
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Died in Idaho.

A telegram received by Goldsmith
4 Company Of this city to-day nm
nounced the death Ut O'Clock this
morning, at Payette, Idaho, Of Barry
Il. Rice, one OF their travelling sales.
men, after an illuess from typhoid
fever OF about two weeks.
The deceased was we'll and widely
known IN Utah and adjoining states
and territories. He was twenty.four
years OF age and had been IN the en- .
ploy Of Goldsmith & Company for
between two and three years and had
their utmost confidence. His body
viii reach this city tomorrow morning
accompanied by hts mother aud sister.
Funeral services win be held In the
Jewish Synagogue on Sunday next
and interment will take place In the
Hebrew cemetery.
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San Juan Stake.

Tho quarterly conference OF this
Stake OF Zion was held on Saturday
and Sunday November 18th and goth,
at Mancos, Colorado. Besides the
Presidency OF the Stake and a good
representation Of the High Counselors
and Biahops and counsel Of the various
wards, Apostle Franklin ID. Richards
was present. The reports OF the Bishops
showed that the Saints were generally
pressing forward and DESTROYS OF per.
forming their dutieS. The instructions
given were such as 10 encourage the
Saints, and especially those called to
labor In the Priesthood, to the faithful
performance OF their duties.
Apostle Richards dwelt especially
on the subject OF Temple building,
and the Importance OF the Saints
awakening TO a realization OF the work
Of redeeniing their dead who have
died without knowledge Of the Cos.
pei.
The general and local authorities
were sustained and the following
brethren were selected and sustained
by the conference as misslonari les:
Henry Holyoak OF Moab ward, and
John III. Hammond of AIancos ward,
to 20 TO EpgIand; Louis b. Burnham
OF Burnham ward, 10 the Pacific
Lalands; Charles L.. Walton Of Monti-
cello ward, and Hanson j. Nelson, Il
fields not yet designated.
The High Council OF the Stake were
fully organized and set ia working
order. i'rhe Relief Societies, Y. l.. NJ,
|. A. and Primary associations held
their respective conferences which
were attended by the Saints generally
This has been one OF the beat ATTENDED
conferences ever held In this Stake.
CHARLES IL. WALToN,
Stake Clerk
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Amusement Notes.

Tho ushers' ball at the Theator this
evening aud tomorrow afternoon
promises to be very largely attended.
Wonderland continues to draw large
crowds despite the unfayorable
weather.
The Duff Otcra 90. Is the next AT.
traction NJ the TheGter Whether 1t
viii M two nights or three ID slili I'M
decided.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Another Long Case Occupies Attention
for Couple OF Days.

The trial Of the case OF the A merican
Publishing Company Of Wisconsin vs..
the Fisher Brewing Company, which
began In Judge Zane's court yesterday,
was resumed this morning. AZ stated
in Thursdays NEWS, tho total amount
claimed Ia $50, ss4.75 and costs Of suit.
II IL alleged that $lS,3s5.55 Of the
amount Il due upon written agree.
ment entered into between the parties,
whereby the plaintiffs were to furnish
defendants certain printed matter.
This, IL liz said, was furnished but not
paid for. The sum OF s2i6O Ia demanded
as damages alleged 10 have been sua-
tanned by plaintiffs In not being per.
mitted to carry out i've years con-
tract Whereby they were TO furnish de.
Pendants | 800, 900 yearly.
Tbie morning the door In front Of
the jury box ami attorneys table was
thickly strewn with sketches and
other art productions which form the
groundwork OF the action, and Judging
by the slow ptogrees which Ia being
made with the hearing, the case l. not
likely to reach the jury today. II Is
being holly contested BY council on
both sides.
THE MOYFR MANDAMUs.
Salt Lake Hardware Co. vs.. George
w. Meyer, commissioner. In regard
10 tue motion for q mandamua against
the defendant, submitted yesterday, tn.
cnuTt now found for the plaiatin,
granting the order 10 proceed with the
examination OF the garnishees.
The garnishees n. Fisher and Mrs.
Frank kunkell hai retusol 10 answer
OH supplemental proceedings, upon the
no Jurisdiction. The gist OF Judge
Iane's ruling today was that In cases
wherein the amount OF properly gar.
nisheed "a within the jurisdiction Of
the court, the latter then has right
to compel the gRrnishee or Judgment
debtor 10 answer under oath.
ADMITTED 10 oIllzEEsHTP.
Charles Begg, Scotchman, now
residing In salt Lake, was admitted to
citizenshIp.
GUARDIAN AID LiTEM.
Susan Williams vs.the Steam Laundry
Company. Iu this case Elizabeth
Williams, mother OF the plaintiff, wa,
appointed guardian ad Item.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-16
THE MORNING SUNDAY, 1s92TwELvE PAGES

sons Bros store and merchandise, $500;
damage 20 W. R. Lane, $50; damage 70 DR..
Vinoent, S25 When the last ire broke out
J. w Stevenson started for Herlong's for
bloodhounds, aud when they arrived
the first named accompanied BY o. L. Mtz-
zel, J. w. Jennings. John Collins. B. New
man and others. started in pursuit OF the
incendiAries. At the house Of DR.. Vincent
turpentins was found at the corner Of the
house where the fire started. IL is evident
that the entire burning was the work OF in
cendiaries, and hopes are entertained OF
their capture Later.-News has just
reached US that one white man, name uu-
known, has been arrested five miles from
here by some o. the pursuing parties, aud
has confessed TO be the leader OF the gang last
night in the burning, aud says three ne
groes were implicated with him. II they
are found justice will be given them by an
impartial trial. Our citizens do not be-
lieve in lynch law. Still Later.-lt was re-
ported at High Springs last night that the
white man connected with the firing Of
houses in Fort White, on Wednesday night,
had been caught and killed and thrown into
the Santa Fs river"
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MARKETS By TEL saRAPa.

FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRx, Oct. IS. noon.-Stocks opened
strong. Money opened easy at 5615 per cent.
Exchange-long, 81 s4l614 s4S4; short, 81 SSz
State bonds quiet. Government bonds strong
aud higher.
Erie .,........... 2s94 Richm'd & W. PIT.
Chicago & North. il5x Terminal. ....... s5s
Lake shore lib Western Union. 1855
ME- Rrv YORK. S PFS Oct i Is. 500 m-stering er
change closed quiet at 81 $685. 81; CONNER
cial oils 81 S8S114 s416. Money easy closing
offered at sos per cent Government bonds
closed strong but higher; four per cents 1149z
State bonds closed Quiet.
sub-Treasury Balances-Coin, S9s, 81 900:
currenc1, S., 40s,0OO
NEW YORK, Oct. 15-The S took market during
to-day's short session was characterized by
strength, Notwithstanding some talk about the
probable closer working Of the money market
Tor day or Two next week, as result OF the
diminished bank reserves. The latter was Off
set to some extent by the knowledge that the
treasury payments for pensions will be un.
usually heavy. New England led the list in
point OF activity, with Chicago Gas a close
second. The stock rose 70 s09sc, the highest
price ever attained Dlstilers was also taken
by leading firms and near the close tho stock
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market was relatively lower than other leading
cereals. At the opening frmness was
present. as receipts were less than ex-
which had been previously bought for
investment were offered st outside prices and
there was not enough demand to take them
speculative offerings soon increased and espe-
cialy when it was announced that 40 cars were
expected for Monday. The market sold of lc
from top prices, closing weak at a decline of SIC
stricted to packers and scalpers January pork
was easily advanced i7l4c over last nights
prices, but on an attempt to realize all but SC Of
the gam was lost. November ribs were ad-
vanced l21Sc. Lard remained nearly station
airy.
CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Cash quotations were as
follows; Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-No. 2
red and spring I3lkc. Corn-No. = 4l16A
1850 Oats-No. 2 29c. Mess pork sll So
Lard 50 S1S. Short ribs s. T6G9 IS Dry
sailed shoulders % 2007 70. Short clear s. 05
6tS 10. Whisky s! IS.
Taarffu1 fuf EN-
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Isn't an altogether pleasant occurrence Tor
the house wife as it means mischief, bus
with us it means a reduction of price. THIS
time we have taken Off big slice that any.
body with half an eye can see it wltho9'
sDectaoles. Our Furniture, though, Is AL
From parlor to kitchen, and cellar to gar
ret, we can supply you with the finest pro
auctions of the manufacturers and are 70.
that reason always up to date. WhatuSS
you think OF handsome Parlor Suites,
pieces, for S35 to 5000; or Bedroom Sui'e'
for S25 to $780, =,
In Dining Room Suites we have superlOl
styles than ever before shown in this mo'.
ket at Rock Bottom prices. Carpets, Ma.
ting, Oil Cloth, Linoleum and Wln9iD"
Shades cheaper than any house in the CIV
Bicycles and Sundries at your own figuLs''
Give US call and inspect our large STOCK
THE A. j. MILLER COMPANL
No. III Broughton Street, Savannah ga"
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND BIoYOh~
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Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-1,6l7 bales upland cotton. Is begs sea
island cotton, 105 bales domestics and yarns 229
bbls cotton seed oil, l04 bbls rosin oil 1856 bbls
rosin. 25 bbs spirits turpentine, 90, e64 feet um-
Der, bales hides, 10 turtles. 1856 boxes oranges
$40 bbIs pitoh, 593 cedar logs 2Os tons pig iron
carriage. q cans shrimp SO pkgs mdse.
Per steamship II Miller for Baltimore
:, 400 bales upland cotton. bales domesties, $50
bbls rosin, Go bbls rosin oil, 43 bbls pitch, 3l2
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

steamship City of Birmingham, New York.
Steamship Decatur H Miller. Baltimore.
Bark Inverdruie [Norl, Harburg.
Bark Victoria [Norl, Rotterdam.
Schr Calvin B circuit. Philadelphia.
Schr D Lamson, Baltimore.
Schr Annie Bliss, Baltimore.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.

Steamship Dunkeld IBrl, Cummings, Genoa,
in ballast to NJ aster.
Steamship Malabar LBrJ, Allen, Hamburg via
Port Royal with KANT to the Savannah Guano
Go, vessel to Strachan & Co.
Bark Mary Stewart NOR, Jensen, London, in
ballast to Chr G Dahl & Co
Bark Kristen LN0rl, jacobsen. Liverpool, in
ballast to Paterson, Downing & Co.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, Oct l5-f,003 bales cot
ton, IS bales domestcs BOB bbs spirits turpen
tine 1913 bbls rosln. 10 bdls hides. bdls
eataer, 10 bdls paper, 81 pkgs tobacco, l10 cases
lard, 10 boxes bacon, 231 bales hay, 70 bales cot
ton hnters, Q cords wood, l case eggs, II pkgs
hardware, pkg fruit, $40 bbls flour, $50 bbls
lime bbls syrup, Sbbls whisky, 100 Ls-bbls
beer 10 empty bbls, SO casks clay, car shingles,
l car box material, / car lambs
Per savannah, Florida aud Western Ry, Oct
!5-3,57o bales cotton, $50 bbls rosin, 547 bbls
spirits turpentine, - cars lumber 10 bales
hides, 294 boxes fruit cars brick, $50 sacks
oats, IS head cattle, 100 wheels car crossties,
1903 pieces pipe car coal, IS bbls rice, 100 cases
cedar bales burlaps, o sacks rice, 81 chairs, IS
pkRs furniture, IS cases potash, bdls hair, 10
caddies tobacco, IL boxes drugs. bbls syrup, 3
cases books, bdls hair 20 bales moss, iron
gears, 5 bbls potatoes 3 sacks potatoes, sacks
pork, 10 boxes candy, 3 SACKS wool, buggy, 1
boxes saddlery sack groundpease, 80 pigs iron
fencing.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, Oct 15-
97S bales cotton, 1889 bbls rosin 60 bbls spirits
turpentine, / car dried blood, car empty b. Is
1 car axles, car wood, bales mats, 1 case
vises. organ. boxes hooks. % dozen brooms,
] case locks, G2 bdls printing paper. bbls twine,
/ bdl iron, trunk sundrles, pigs wire
springs, pkgs furniture, rolls lead, boxes
dry goods, COW, 81 bags peanuts.
Per South Bound Railroad Oct 15-427 bales
cotton, cars sand l car wood. / car lambs 80
pkgs tobacco, bales hay, ! bdl deer hides ?
boxed organs
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Decatur H Miller, Billups, Balti-
more-Jno Carolan, Agent.
Steamship CITY of Augusta, Catherine, New
York-C q Anderson.
Schr Calvin Orcutt Pierce, Philadelphia
Geo Harriss & Co.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Flour in moderate de-
mand. Wheat in moderate demand; No. 2 red
N97l15c. Corn drmer; No 2mixed 44c Oats
quleti No. mixed S3c Pork quiet at 81 So
Lard quiet at IS co. Bulk meats steady at
~ o31sQs rs. Bacon quiet at 50 3716n9 80.
Whisky active and firm at 81 15
81. LOUIS, Oct 15.-Flour unchanged Wheat;
closing 1sDsSc below yesterday; cash 691kc
October delivery 69c; December delivery 71lec
May delivery 7s14@792sc. Corn closed A60Ssc
under yesterday; cash 40c October delivery
59c; December delivery 381sc; year 375sc
Oats lower aud slow; cash 29c; October delivery
2S7sc; November delivery 2e56c; May delivery
521SD325sc. Whisky steady at ST 10. Pro.
visions quiet and unchanged.
. BALTIMORE, Oct. I5.-rlour dull Wheat
No. red spot and October 75j<c asked. South
ern wheat easy; Fultz 7l077o; Longberry 800
nc. Southern corn weak; white, 4S350c for
new; yellow, 47D4oc for new.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 15-Markets unchanged
NAVAL STORES.
NEW York, Oct. IS, noon.-Spirts turpentne
quiet and firm at 30403034c. Rosin inactive
but steady at 81 2O11 AN
New YORK, Oct. IS, p. m.-Spirits turpen-
tine dull but firm at S014 G3034c. Rosin quiet
and steady.
wLMINGToN. Oct. l5.-spirits turpentiue
steady at 2sI6c. Rosin firm; strained 90c; good
strained csc. Tar firm at 81 25 Crude tur.
pentine steady; hard 90c; yellow dip and vir-
gin 81 S.
steady at 2118c. Rosin firm; good strained 971&c
@S1 90.
New York, Oct. IS. Rice active and firm.
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jumped to 6sI4c on rumors that the bull pool IN
tended to resume more aggressive operations
next week Among other industrials Ma
uonal Cordage and American Tobacco
after opening q half higher, declined
about a point. Western Union was active
throughout and reached par. Buying was
called for Oct. Is, a stock dividend OF 10 per
cent will be declared A report that the West
ern Union had purchased the Postal Telegraph
Company was contradicted in emphatic terms
New England rose from 44]h TO 1915, and closed
within fraction OF the highest Changers and
TRUNK Lines ruled quiet and firm, but the
Gould and Southwestern shares generally were
In better request Anthracite Coaers were
steady. As the bank statement showed smaller
loss In the surplus reserve than expected, the
demand for stocks continued well UP 70 the
close and the market left of strong in tone,
compared with Fridays closing Prominent
stocks show gains anywhere from 16D1h per
cent. Sales listed 900 shares
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PoULTRY-Market firm; supply moderate;
demand good.
EGGs Market is steady, supply ample, de-
mand moderate.
PEANUrs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SueAR-Georgia and Florida no ninal; none in
market
HoSEy-Dannand nominal
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NAVAL bTOREs- inc Spirits turDenClne market
was very firm, with good inquiry and steady
business The sales for the day were !, 1877 casks,
OF which 6S4 casks were regulars, at 271sc. and
567 casks of regulars, at q &c. At the Board
of Trade on the opening call. the market
was reported firm at 271S12734c. for regulars.
At the second call IL closed firm at 234c for regu
lars. Rosin-The market was quiet, steady and
unchanged. The demand was very light and
business slow. At the Board of Trade on the first
call the market. was posted firm at the follow
81 81 sS SuGsi IS; H. 81 S. Hn S. = %:
NJ. 81 90; N. 81 60; wiRdow glass, N3 90; water
white. o. so. AZ the last call IL closed un-
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-16

Local Record for the Morning Nev,
r, Local forecast for Savannah and vioini,,. .
Uenerally fair, south to west winds.
Ofnclal forecast for Georgia: Gener.r-
fair, south to west winds. eaLy
Comparison OF mean SsnDers.,,-.
nah, Ga, Oct Is 1892 and the ma, o y.
same day for al lssssn yaar.. @A VI We