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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-10
o RECOVER GROUNDS,

The cause of Henry G. Gregory admins
traitor OF George Gregory deceased VS..
Arthur Meads was called and jury taken.
The suit Is brought to recover possession
of a tract 10x10 less ~ feet of ground on
Seventh South between Twelfth and
Thirteenth East, aud which was decided by
one Josephine Gregory to George Gregory,
but is now in The possession Of the defend
ant, who claims to hold it by reason of
deeds from young George Gregory and
by adverse possession in which the plain
tiff is alleged to have acquiesced.
A point in the case seems to be
the determination of the question, which
OF 1.-The two Georges" is the grantee in the
deed, they being father apd son. Quite an
array Of witness, FULLY score, were pres
ent as Witnesses, some from the north part
of the territory, and others but recently
arrived from the old country, and not even
| yet used to the ''slang of the land"
The defendant, represented by S. H
! Lewis, was on the stand when court ad-
! journed. VIM! A. Kinney, assisted bJ
Breeze & Burris, appears for plaintiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-10

Dew Drop Canned Goods have no equal.
Rogers & Co.
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DIVORCE SUIT.

The suit of Mary E. Chissold VS.. George
Chissold was heard, resulting in decree
of divorce on the grounds OF a failure to
support.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-10

Drs Mansfield and De Monco are PERMA
NENTLY LOCATED in Salt Lake City. PER
MANBNCY and RESPONSIBILITY aDt
SKILL form the basis of every claim they
make,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-10

Finest Restaurant In the city. under manages
uent Of Phil Hanak Private Dining Rooms
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-10
COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Smell vs. the City of Salt Lake for dam
ages sustained in a fall on an icy pavement
last February, was heard by Commissioner
Norrell yesterday afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-10

Always fresh. 8. L. Pickle Co.'s pickles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-10
Cafe Du LOuVr@s
IS Is, IL, 10, Commercial Street. Easement.
Eritx

milwaukee,, Bohemian and Hoforau Beer OF
draught Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-10

Benjamin Duncan VS.. Rio Grande West
ern.
George Hoefner VS.. Salt Lake city.
S. L. Sanford vs.. Frank j. Drake.
Samuel Vosgal vs.. P r. Goss
P. S. Bonnestell VS.. G. H. Brown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-10

A POLICY
In the Niagara" will insure sweet repose
II. ]. GRANT g. Co., Agents.
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A VERDICT FOR THIRTY DOLLARS.

Daniel Cliff. Breeze & Burris appearing
for plain titfs, and Brown & Henderson for
defendant The case involves a question of
extras for LABOR and material furnished in
the construction of a house.
The jury gave verdict of $50 for plain
tiff with costs of suit
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PROTECTION.

Try our sweet pickles. S. .. Pickle 90. .
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COURT RECORDS.
The New Condemnation Law Sus.
tanned by Judge Zane.
ijectment Case Provoking Much Interest
Other Matters Include Divorce Case
and Criminal Proceedings.

In the case of the Tintic Railway COM
pany VS.. T. D. Sullivan ct al, involving
the validity of the statutes of 1892 concern
ing the rights of way in condemnation
proceedings, and which was submitted to
Judge Zane on Saturday evening, decis-
ion was made sustaining the new law, and
granting the plaintiffs the right to enter
upon the lands of the defendants, on exc
cutting sufficient bonds, pending the ulti-
rate adjustment of the matter of damages.
The amount of the bond in each case was
fixed at S3, 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-10
MKT GENERAL CONFERENCE.

a request that the next general confer
ence be held IN Cleveland was referred 10
the committee on conference entertain
ments.
DIR. Pemberton offered a resolution de-
clsring the church is opposed to every form
OF mob law. Referred to the committee on
| the state of the church
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21
Herr Jwser ~ the Banking House
VI the ROihschilds Makes a
Stir on the lIonrse.
he FAILS 70 APPEAR At HIS POST
AS USUALLY.
by Telegraph ~ the Nnws
a noURsI SENSATION.
uo,hschiids' Chief Cnahirr n Dcfauiter
Tor - Mtlilou.

BERLIN, April 20 IA sonsation was
caused on the Bouise by the report
that Herr Jaeger, chief cashier Uf the
great banking house Oi the l'Olhs-
chilis NJ Frankfort, was dciaultcr
lOr over million marks. some time
ago he was nilseing from hts post and
rs time elapsed and he did not ap-
pear, Partial examination " his
books was made. This resulted la the
declaration that he had abscunded.
The examination Of his books Is not
yet concluded, and tho exact amount
OF the duialcalion " not known. No
denial 10 made, however, OF the state
mcnt that his stealing reach million
marks. II II said that jaeger has the
greater par, Of the stolen money In
his possession, and under an assumed
name, IL endcavoting ~ reach n
foreign country, probably the United
-tntes.
Herr Jaeger's father had been head
cashier, Is married and has several
children. The long connection Of his
father and himscli with the great con-
Germ had won for the younger Jaeger
ia, respect and esteem oi the members
Oi the Bgursc. II IL reported that he
Hpeculated Ia the BJuf-c aud that hig
ventures proved unsuccessful, aud TO
this fact N attributed ia great meas.
ute his downfall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

A writer in un agricultural paper rec.
ommcnds farmers generally 10 SO 10
raising bcots It will br = good change,
and they will realize at the present low
price OF sugar 1T least thirty.hvo dollars
TO tho aero clear profit, which, II ho
raised fifteen tons OF bects 70 the acre,
would give tho farmer Sa.3 % 10 tho ton,
1tcn tho yomancor proceeds with &C.
duutiyo PEA to follow tho ton of beots
from tho time the hnyseod dumps 1t at
the factory TIL 1t comes out best grauu-
lated, live cents pound. Tho second
profit made on tho ton of bccts will 10
ton dollars. It goes into the manu-.
faciurers pocket,
This figuring is tho interesting part Of
the story. Tho fnriner who certainly
does not jump into tho business OF beet
raising aitor no reads it will certainly
be- ungratclul TO the statistcian Beet
raising Isl lot o. fun. Il breaks amau's
back, stoopa hi, shoulders, dirties his
clothes aud wears them ont rs nothing
else docs, Then tho digginsl Set tho
statistician At It by all means. After ho
has worked az it for three days he will
see the point to advising farmers 70 go
into beet raising in order that tho man
ulacturcr may make profit Of ten dol
lar ton, while tho agrioutugist, who
does tho work, gets profit OF s2,33 a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

Tho connection between tcething and
diarrhea has been considered until Of
recent years as beyond question. but
oven this is very doubtful. For our.
selves, we should have no difficulty tho.
orctically in -upposing that painful teeth.
ing might upset the digestion, just rs IN
nervous older children aud adults we SEQ
excitement aud mental anxiety produce
like results. But actually, the more the
cases are examined tho less certain Is
tho relation Of the bowel trouble 20 the
supposed cause. Here again develop.
ments in tho digestive organs may have
an influence, and the ciTect Of heat, either
directly upon tho nervous system Of tho
child or by iniuring food, is shown ny
the prevalence Of these diseases IN sum.
mor.-Dr. Henry d. Chaplin in Baby
hood.
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then taken. When the convention to.
a-scmbled the Temporary Organization
was made permanent The plat.
form favors tariff reform and
declares for u taril ior teycnue
only. Raw material should
be admitted free ole duty.
The section relative TO the financial
Issue IL ~ follow: "We believe that
gold az a hasia for currency Is Insult.
Client, and that the fee aud unlimited
interchange Of gold and oliver Ia de.
mandod by the necessili's of the
people ~ money, and not ~ articles
Of commurce, and we invite all ma.
lions 10 unite with W. 10 securing
this end. We demand the continued
use Of n grecnback currency The
platform further urges the election Of
United States Senators by popn'ar vote;
favofa liberal pensions, anu d.uouuces
the present administration Of the
punsion bureau. On the Presidential
candidacy the platform snoaEo with no
uncertain toner. II insuucis the de.
lcgAtcs 10 the Chicago convention TO
vote ns n unit Tor Grover Cleveland,
20 long rs his name " before the
convention. The resolution were
unanimously adopted. Bcfidcs tue
delegates from the congressional dis
irlclf drlrgatcs.Ht.laigc To the Chicago
| Convention were elected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

PARIS, April 20.-Au official dis.
patch from Porto Noyo says that the
King Of Dahomey has written the
governor Of Porto Move, warning the
French thu, II they touch any Of his
towns he will destroy Porto Suvo and
all the French ports In the Blight Of
Ncnln. The dispatch adds that large
bodies OF Dsh0meyians are approach
ipg Porto NOvo aud that another large
force IN concentrating between GogU-
mey and ALomey. II they should take
the initiative In opening the war, the
French pos ssions would he seriously
threatened. Rtinforcemonts will 6e
dispatched ~ quickly A. possible. King
BOnhau1ln tan, II Ia said, place III the
field 10, UGO trained warrl0rrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

DENVER, April 20.-A Douglas,
Wyo., special to the RepubHoaH Gays.
"The severe snowstorni, which has
ragged without intcrnissiOn since sun
day night, has killed hundreds Of
young calves and many weak cows
anu steers Cattlemen pronounce II
the worst storm since the spring Of
1886, ami is s,lll showing. Col. Van
Horn with three companies Of cavalry
are said TO have left Fort Mckinney
Sunday morning. They ARE expected
TO reach Douglas Friday, hut the
severe storm will undoubtedly delay
them. The probability is that they
are about Sand Creek, seventy miles
away, tonight, anu cannot possibly
reach Douglas beioie noon Saturday
They may send courier ahead, how
ever, and have a special train meet
them at Fort Fotterman, in which
case they would reach Cheyenne Sat.
urdsy evening. IL Is believed that the
so.called avengers have decided TO let
tho law take It's course, and Will make
no hostile demonstration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

Flowing by electricity viii soon be in
common use, at loust so says senator
keller, Of Sauk Center, MIMI.
Good wethers will giyoyou every year
for four years wool enough TO half pay
for Themselves, and 90 five years OLD
they arc just Old Caoughtomake the best
VI mutton,
\ correspondent writing TO The Rural
New Yorker says. "A ncighboring far
mor Informed mo q day or two ago that
In putting away his oat- last summer he
had salted 1t in luy1T, and WHOM he
used the uat4 not % sign uf mice, work
was to be- seen, and his horses ate the
rai-, straw aud Ill, much more grccdily
than ever before. This bit OF iniurma-
/ iiur may be OF use 10 many farmers,
who woll know how destructive mice
md rats are 10 oats, either ia stack on
now
Streak Of lean and streak Of fat.
HAZE you tho ri.sht breed iOr ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

Futile Attempt ~ raiacio 90 Disiodsc
the Insurgashs.


New YoI,, Apiil 2O.-ThcAierdld's
Puerto Cabeila, Venezuela, cable siys;
inls town is Ia great tXrltc ment over
the utter rout Of the goveinu ent troops
ON April lith. At rundown on thnt
date Palaclo's army made final aud,
futile attempt 10 dialOdge the ioren Of
Insurgents under command " General
Mora entrenched ut spot just beyond
Opolito. Twice thu government SOL
dicrs attacked the enemy and lailod
TO drive It over their III succtss. Pal.
acio's troops showed signs OF pa.
mic, but, under the appeal Of
their leader, they rallied, and ggnln
charged the foe. The encounter was
brief, but furious. They were defeated
all along the line, aud, turning, He'd IN
every direction. The insurgents fol.
lowed In hot purguit, and did not nban.
don Il until the tefrOr.stflcken govern.
mont troops were well on tho road 10
THIS town. Many dead, dying aud
wounded were ten upon the battlefield.
Some were rebels, hut the large major.
ity were followers Of palacio. The
government slldiUrs did not stop TO
carry their dead and Injured from the
scene, hut struggled into Puerto Ca.
beliO, startling tbs whole town with
the story Of their complete defeat.
Nothing definite IL learned as to tho
exact number Df the slain, tut II h
Officially announced tint the govern.
ment lost thiri ~ ite force In the en-.
counter. Oi this loss, by Tar the great.
er proportion was caused by dcsertiOn.
A. soon ~ Palaeio'- men saw that they
were overcome, many threw down
their arms aud went over 10 the
enemy.
The news OF the battles rcsul.
spread terror throughout Puerto Ca
hello. Ii was almost Immediately fol.
low Oh by general conscriptlop order.
| Every ablc.boulcd man In town was
forced into military service. The stores
were all closed, there being no one 10
tend them. Women keep Within doors,
not dsdng to 10 out.
An attack ON Puerto Il momontarily
expected, bat II IL probable that Mora
| Will not at present attempt to capture
the town. lie will probable stay Ut
| Moron and Plata Chavez, two im-
| portant points, and endpAvor TO hold
them. Ia this pOutiou he IL enabled
10 cover the landing o. arms ana
munitions OF war, and forward them
TO General Crespo. Whom n oonsigu.
mont Of arms aud ammunition Is Put
IN CrespU's procession, Mora VIII
abandon his present position Of Rd'
vantage. II u difficult 20 get any
news out Of Ven, 2ueln, as the wire
are cut In all directions.
PalaciO's men had n severe BATH,
April 7th with revolutlonis,s FROM
| camera aud Lara, under NnElnp, ont
OF Cresro's chiefs. Mh2ana captured
the towns Of ATaure and Acarlgul
lie had 5000 men. Tho battle was 0
fierce onc, with great loss of life on
both sides. The next morning Macon;
succeeded Ia cutting through tn,
Nationalist ranks aud pressed north
ward. He retook Arourc and made !
forced march on Tinsluilln, where h,
was Joined by reinforcenents an.
matched to Join Crespo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

CHiCAOO, April e0.-The goyetn-
ment officials this morning resumed
their search FOR tho contrabaud tobac.
co sent here and 10 other cities by the
San Francisco ringsterH who have
been dtffauding the customs. The
treasury agents received dispatches
from san Francisco and New York
this morning, aud, ON the information
contained therein, an inspector was
sent hurfiedly 10 "a city In Ohio, where
II IL believed, 100 bales OF the tobacco
were cent for disposnl, Meyer n Sons,
G. Helkvr and :. Kullenbach, who
had dealings with the san Francisco
men, aud were vioumized by them,
have given Inspector Clark eome val.
uanle information, aud It Ia believed
that before many unys, more tobacco
will be- located In Chicago and seized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

CHICAGO, April 20.-Thc mutilatcd
body found In the lake yesterday was
Identified late this afternoon IA that OF
Mrs. Clara Mhrshall Of South Chicago.
one VI her children. Emma Marshall,
Identified the remains aud says that
her mother has been missing several
days; that she has been slightly de-
mented since n son.in.law struck her
on the head with club three months
ago. Mrs.. Marshall was % years old
and the mother Of n large family. The
coroner's jury has decided that the
wounds on the body were Inflicted by
tugs In the harhor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

CHICAGO, April 2o.-A nDIcs special
from Douglass, WyO., says evidence Of
bitterness OF the feeling between the
two factions OF Oattlemen are apparent
on every hand, and public sentiment
In nearly evenly divided. Pressure is
being brought TO bear by the property
owners to have the military interfere
ia the interests Of order, Private dis
PATCHES from Omaha today ray that
whenever Governor Barber sees NJ
10 call the military assistance, II will
he furnished from Fort Robinson.
The town o, Glen Rock IL In u state Of
great excitement. The people are all
warm sympathizers with the rusllers,
and there are reports that they have
sworn to kill every one OF the big
cattle ow ners or their friends that come
To town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

PANS, April 9O.-Grcat consteTna.
ton was caused on the boulevard DIES
ltalions today by shabbily dressed
man, who stopped Ia front " the
Cafe Richie nnd bOmbaTded the win.
dows with stones. Anarchist outrages
came 10 the mind OF the occupants Of
the cafe, and they fed In confusion.
The man was arrested after he had
finished his amusement, and, when
questioned, said lac was AN anarchist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

SAtISA, Kan, April 2O.- The
Democratic State Convention to elect
delegatcs to the National Convention
met this afternoon. Governor Click
will head the delegation. Nobody Is
thouaht " In connection With the
Presidential nomination except Clevo'
land.
Frnnk Lynch, editor OF tho Lcaveu.
worth Standard, was made temporary
chairman. He made an eloquent au'
drta,. stating that IN National politics
no was for tariff reform. Lynch
culo.iLcd Cleveland and the enthusi.
usui caused by the mention Of that
name was unbounded. A rvoe-s was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

ZANziuAR, April 20.--Tribsl fight.
Ing hss taken place at Uganda between
OF King Mwanga. The ruler OF
Uganda killed the principal Protestn ut
chief. The result OF the trouble was
that King Mwanga was depJsod and
Captain Lugard, agent Of the British
EaSt Africa company, who intcrposed
for the purpose OF restoring peace,
was nominated as his Successor.
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Anarchist, ArrHIg ncd aud Held with.
out NAH.

LONDON, April 2O.-Editor Nichols
anu Publisher MOwhiay Of tn" ansr-
chirt paper, III" cor,m"Hctdf were
arraigued today on the charge Of IN.
citing TO breach OF the peace aud
femanded without bail. Mowbray
declares that he disapprovsd Of the
iucundlary article at the time II was
published, but his objections were
Overruled, and that thof.upon ho had
severed his connection with the paper.
lie appealed 70 the magistrate TO allow
release ON bail, that he might attend
his wile's funeral. The magistrate re-
fused bail, but permitted hlowbray,
accompanied by an oilicer, to attend
the funeral.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

QuiSCy, H., April 20.y-Jamlson,
the negro who murdered tA.Superyi-
sot Aaron, was held TO the grand Jury
today without bnil, II Is reported that
vigilance committee OF nelghbOfs Of
the dead man have organized and In
tend to come 10 Q1incy and lynch the
prisoner. The sheriff has taken dun
precAuiion. There IL great excitement
ON the streets over the report, aud the
general belief IN that there viii be
trouble,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

CmcAuo, April 2O-Judgo Hutch.
inspn today entered a finding against
the Nelson Morri. Packing Company
for s54. 5l5 In favor Of Pierre bibauX, a
Montana clttlcmRn. Morris agent
contracted with BihauN for the cattle
ON his ranch Ia 1890. Bibaux claimed
$4,000, and Morris urged plcn 81
rrcoupmont, alleging that the plaintiil
had guaranteed better cattle than were
delivered, and claiming about $4,000
due. rhe judge cut down the plain
tin'a claim, but denied Interest. a
motion was made for new trial.
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Tho ,znr Touched by Americas
prNairnce.

wAsiINGrOS, April 90.-rho Secre-
tary Of State IL In receipt Of dis
patch from Charles Emory Smith,
United States Minister at -. Pctefs.
burg, Ircounting an Interview with
the Car, In which the latter said!
81 am very much touched by tho
intoIustAud kindness which the people
VI the United States are showing In
sending ships OF iluur 10 my suffering
people. desire you 70 convey to
the American people my sincere
thanks"
The Car presented Captsin X. w.
Sargent, commander Of the "luiiana, "
aud nnameled goblet IA recognition Of
his services In bringing the cargo to
Russia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

SAN FRANCISCO. April 20. -Naca
valley and adjoining sections nj tile
scene VI the earthquake Monday were
ngain vltited by a "tfemblcr" last
night and early this morning. The
shocks were lees Intense than the pre-.
ceding night. a dispatch from Win.
ttrs fays: "rhcre have bpeu three
shocks of earthquake here since the
big one Of y,sturdny morning. In the
creek, ono mile above town, are H..
suics from one 10 SIX inches wide,
nom which gas escaped with n loud
noite. The water was thrown out OF
the creek on The banks on either side
TO the distance u twenty-five feet by
the explosion. Tho solid banks on
each side u the creek were broken Oh
for u distance OF tevonty-lvc yards
and thrown into the creek, almost oil.
ing the bed ~. There IL not u house In
town but IA damaged, some beyond re-
pair"
DISPATCHES from Nacavillc, Dixon,
LlmiIn, Gross Valley and several
other points tell Of n recurrence Of the
quakes. At one or two points they
were severe enough 10 complete the
drairu elton Of some buildings IA Italy
wrecked the previous day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

OMAHA, April 9Q,--Gcneral Brooke
received no news today from
Wyoming. Colonel sheridan thinks
Colonel Van Horn IL sim ut Fort Nc.
Kinney; that the troops with the
prisoners, under command Of Major
Fechl, ARE marching down the Elk.
horn valley TO Douglas, and believes
they will not reach there before
MONDAY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-21

Tho baimna belougs to tho lily family,
and is II developed tropical lily, from
which by ages OF cultivation tho seeds
have blen eliminated, while the fruit,
for which It has been cultivated, has
greatly expanded. IN relation TO the
bearing qualities Of this fruit humboldt,
who early saw the wonders Of the plant,
said that tho ground that would grow
% pounds Of potatoes would grow 80
pounds Of wheat, but that the same
ground would grow 1900 pounds OF
bananas, - GoldthwaitoB Geographical
Marnyipo