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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

In ordinary rooms pictures should nang
on level with the eye. The effect Of
many good pictures Is spoiled because they
hre hung too high. Only small pictures
can be safely hung between windows
We all know the delight Of closet, ans
alas, We Know, too, the misery Of doing
without, ~ that plan for dcvisIng the
luxury can hnrlly come nmisS In almost
all rooms the corners are practically waste
space; they lll no need aud supply no
want, yet they ure there, and they might
be turned To good account Such q simple
device rs fastening u strip Of japanese
diagomlly from wall To wall makes the
foundation Of q most convenient closet u
Is Inst attached In perfectly secure man.
nor little below tho ceiling; then below
II again Is placed brass rod. and from
this hangs a pair Of heavy curtains, The
space cHn be- 90 small or ~ large as the
slze " tho room makes advisable, but II
Will In all cases give triangular closet,
which will not only be of service, but
which will Md 20 the effect ot the room
Hooks can be hung within the spice, aud {
shelf can illl the upper part OF it,-Dcpora
tor aud funisher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undermined, Administrator OF che estate Of
Hannah Ionlinsun Marilr, deceased, Co the
crgdiiurs Of, and all persons having claims
agMust the Enii deceased, o. exhibit them.
vita the necessary Voucher, w. ithlu ten months
after the nrst publication n this notice, 10 tho
SAID adminlft traitor at hls once W Rooms all
aud a'i Constitution Hull ling, salt Lake CITY,
IN tho County OF Sait Lake.
Dated December lith, lsll.
THOMAS u. LEWIS,
Administrator Of the Estatc of llaunah Tom
hofCn Marilc deceased. 4 oaw 5w n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

I Meeting Of the Stockholders u tho West.
grn shoe aud ny Goods CumpaQy, viii be- held
az their OfuCc, No ~ and 9 south, Main street,
salt Lake city, on TucfdaY, February sud ls0l,
AZ y. M, Tor the rurpos' NJ clecung Dircc'
tors and for the transaruUn ~ such other busi.
ness as may come before TIC meeting.
DID JESSE ". FOX, Jr., Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

" rum an nll pnltfWtl
Field won't 10 work to prepare GO miles
more oI cable for another trial. lilo soon
sailed Tor home and wis met 40 tho dock
,'lh The news that his private fortune had
u.'li nearly swumped In the financial panic
o, INIT year by personal solicitation OF
a'I' Field both governments again loaned
s.lls' and In June, 1855, the Niagara aud
aAmvmnon, with neot Of consorts, ron.
erNpufeddn mldocoan TO begin paying out
I'pni the center. Although Ii was mid.
ltnmerthe Agamempon was nearly wreck.
ol ina gale.
Before starting agnln 20 lay the writing
monster it WIS afrevd that In case Il parted
WHEN les, than luO miles were out, the ships
Would turn about, splice and begin agan,
over lV0 they would abandon tho aitompt
ana return TO England. AZ forty miles 10
parted aud was splicod At coo, when all
Was running smoothly, she broke and back
VI Engnnd tho c.pauuon Went lr,
hartman u the hoarl VI directors Of the
n'Nluc Telegraph company, which wa,
tnen operating tic scheme. said bripny
GU the cabl1, - and remained AWAY from
~, meeting The vice Chairman RESIGNED.
uN' or Field prevailed on the f,ithft,i
'' 70 make one more uttempt. f1, The
,n,l' were 40 hand, tie " lie rcndy. and
t"H'c NhHh rhN4re. Onlyu Ounce. but .ttc
- r'le In on that ono chanccn and ON Autr
=, 'N''' the cabla VIA completed. ON tho
4''A MESSAGES passed betwecn Queen Vic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22
roRry-FIRsr DIVIDEND.

@. ST. l.. SAIL LAKE CRY,
January iiih, is'l.
4 quarterly dividend % 3 per cent
has this day been declared upon tho
Capital stock OF this Institution, payable
Tcbruary sih, isgl, 70 stockholders per
sunaIiy. upon presentation Of their
stock certificate, or upon their written
order. Z. q. wEnBER.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE.



Notfea Of tip, and pifco for the nearing 81
petition ioI admission 10 probate OF Will
,,tfust,Nr ro AZ ORDER or SAID
t.,tg' la $50 natter. notice "a hrfCly
gwen hat ffiday. the 9Th dsy o. IanuaFy ~:
Lea. at 40 O'Clock Ain., at mo 'ygu.l ~ IT,
ite c6rti roSWi 81 an couri, has tcen APPOINT
ed ttr line ntu place Tor TIC h.hlltt ~ .
petition of f. W. Madfuu, rrayinE 70. w ~
th,r,,titt' ritssftrd. pufpor ing 10 De iuo lrst
Niil ana 'reuamcut ~ Mary d'n''n, o.
cctstd, when rudwrefc all rcnon' ,Ligi .l' !
NAV apposr and ut puaO tile pfvllle OF $50
MI or tus frtntlne Of letters teataWtutAtF 20
l.. IS. Mad ri. NJ prnycd Tor " faid pciuoh.
In witness whereof have huf'uni" ~ w
hand aud UfiiNC1 the seal 81 eau '"u'" 'hi' ''''
go. IA ~ &. v. ALitN,
risrt ~ tho Probate QUIT
dtd NC. J.. STANTON, Dvpuiy cora.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

There 81 feeling among Gnnncicrs
that Europe must at length como TO the
use Of silver money ~ legal tender on
account OF the growing scarcity Of gold.
President Harrison's suggestion there
fore, Is worth thinking Of, that VIC &c.
cumulato all tho gold wo can in this
country, and so mako it scarecr than
ever In Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

HE thanks Of the
American con
grss have been
jcalously I. served
Tor great captains
who on land or
sen win battles
that deserve tho
highest rccogui.
ton tho rcpuhllc
can lcsto,y, hut
when the rhiEty
ninth cougre -
made ancxcCption
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22
THE SEA CABLE. WAR.
wills W. FIELDS BATTLES FOR
THE OCEAN WIRE.

.,,,,.,, Year. OF IIla Primo Expended In
r,,.,.,I.e-Iinif the world sooncd
=, ,h, other Half Doubted. Yet lie
won.
.....i.,,, ~, ny American rrcas Aaocla-
WV uen. book u shts reserved.
4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

NAaN'liH s'aN' AAA' 10 hHA'tNhAH t"''HN
tnov raGci 20 recover u agnin and three
tunes ihcy caught Il, bat uo roio could BE-
found struag enough To haul tho monster
on board.
When tie results vi an the experiments
were summed up ID was decided TO gp
ahead juf once ufurc; new cumpIuy was
formed with EuO.ul1cnpitnl. ti,ld puuiIs
IN IiOOlD Of his winning funds.
On Friday July 10, lsi, tho Gwlt
Eastern nValn tot vail and an went we'll.
Dispatches reporting the progress u the
war then going on In Germany were rc-
cciycd daily through the pay,i out portion
and the coil on shipbulrd. and posted mp
ON deck alongside the fycord Of tNc Gruug
Easirrn's marvellous hil. and on the 9Th
the American und Of the cable landed Ia
tho hnrbor NJ Hearts Content just "a
tho surplus o0A was rut Tor a ilnnl anchor
age Of the shoro ond, message came
through from London oohgratulutiag the
cnhlg layers upon the completion u thor
work. Separated from thuse cordial zen.
tcnccs by only "a dash was the eight worl
announcement, Treaty of peace signed
between Prussia aud Austria"
GTuggE l.. kLNEl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22
GropGE l. RiLuEn
Mr.. piELp's DESCRIPTION or a THRILLING
sCESE ~ MIpoCEAS.

But our work was not over. After landing
tho cable safely At Newfoundland we had nn-
other task, To return 10 midocyan and recover
that Lost Ia the expedition N last year lsjil
ihis achievement has perhaps excited more
surprise than the other. Many oven now 'ln
not understand IT," aud every day am asked,
"llow Was % douo," We'll, Il doe, seem rather
ei'lcult 10 tlsh Tor a Jewel at the bottom OF tho
ocean 20 mllo deep hut II 10 not ~ very dlni-
cult when you know how,
once, On tho iith NJ August, we got tho
cable ny and had II IN full sight for lyc
minutcs-a long, Shiny monster, fresh from
tho ooEc Of tho oceans bcd=but our men lrfuu
to cheer 20 wildly that Il seemed 20 be frisht-
cncd. and suddenly broke away and won't
down into the son, This accident Kept ua At
work two weeks longer, hut finally, on tho last
uight ~ August, We caught II. We had cast
tho grapncl thirty times.
II was little before midnight on Friday
That We hooked tho cable. aud u wahn llttls
after midnight sunday morning when 40 rot
Il on hard. All who were allowed
TO approach crowded forward 10 500 a.,
yet not word was spoken, only the voices
~ the oiiiccrs IN command were heard Civ
Ing orders. An fclt as n life and death
hung on tho issne. II WIS only when Il was
brought over tho bow and ON TO tho deck
u,lt men dared 10 breathe, Even then they
hardly believed tholr eyes. Some cropt toward
II To feel OF II " be- sure II was there,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22
ORANGE BLOSSOM.

Ladies suffering from any form
Of Female Weakness, will find u
sure cure In "Orange Bio sson.D
For full particulars cnll ON the
General Age nc, l25 West, Third
south Street, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
NOTICE ~ IEHFUY GIVEN TO ALI
N whom u may concern, that ~ fpe al
meeting OF tho -turthuIdu u ions > Wings
ttmpauy's lialku. house. Sos. !, AMI e. :
Temple street, SAT- tafo Guy, ttah, u u
O'Clock noon. Monday. February stu. lsll, for
the purpusn ot changing Article . ~ tue
Articles ~ Incorporation 10y Increasing the
number of nterinfs from uiuO tol 10 uirtton
tlal End for such other business o. may come
before She myguuF.
sait Lake city. Utah. January 18th, isol.
wIiFOrD woODHuff,
PRECEDENT
Cronar NJ. CANyoS, Cashier. dtd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-22

Notes of time aud place fot ihc n' ..i ~
pcut.on ioT admission 10 probate Of Will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
"a EDITION.
SPYING UPON RUSSIA.
Germany Sends Observation Balloons
Over the Frontier.
EIBEZZLER GOULD GIVEN SIX YEARS.
New York's Grand Jury Question
ing Police Officials.
SELLIN G OUT A CUSTOMER.
EIBE2ZLER GOULD GIVEN SIX YEARS.
sELLIN OUT A CUSTOMER.
EUROPEAN WAR RUMoRs.

Germany Trying With balloons to Gain In
formation About Russia.
WARSAW, March 25-Rumors of war ill the
air here, and they are given the appearance OF
truth by the presence in Poland of an immense
number OF soldiers who have been gathering
from many parts of the Russian dominions.
Ii may be, however. that this massing OF
troops Is not for offensive purposes. but
merely with the object of preparing for the
usual spring maneuvers. But the proximity of
these large bodies Of troops TO the Prussian
frontier. whatever the object Of the military
authorities may be. causes a general feeling OF
uneasiness that tho least spark may start con-
Migration, the results of which no one can
foreteii.
This feeling OF anxiety has been added TO by
the fact that the German authorities are evi-
oentiy taxing steps to learn from personal OBJ
servation the strength and disposition of the
Russian forces. They are not trying to learn
these facts OF military importance through
spies. but are using balloons as the means
to attain their object OF late, in
fact ever since the reports circulated OF the
arrival In Poland of large numbers OF Russian
troops. several balloons which came from the
German frontier have been seen lowering over
the Russian fortrcsses and camps These bal
looms are believed here TO form part of an ca
tensive German balloon spy service.
Recently balloon wac floating above the
fortresses AT Kovno. So certain were the off,
GERS stationed there that the object Of the bal
loonists was to learn military secrets that
orders were given TO fire upon the
balloon. Notwithstanding the long range
OF the modern rifle it was nm
possible to hit the balloon, which WIS at a very
glasses, pursued their investigation entirely
undisturbed by the bullets aimed in their d.
rection. close watch was kept upon the bal
loon and the watchers were surprised TO find
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

BATES At his residence. 1911 Rhode Island ave-
niue. THURSDAY. March "a. lsss. HERBkkT 4.
BATES, aged forty mine Year..
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BETZ On Frid,y March o5. 1889. ct II 80 . m,
CHKlSTIAN b. n laloy.i husband OF Lena RE.
after lingering Illness. at 4U six--ndaban street
southwest
RRYANT DIN Thursday March "a rs,Qp NJ n. n
m m, FIOISl the b.oV.-h dsu.hter ~ Jo.rs,l.ius
lllert I'M lie TWENTY -se y.ath wear of her -
FUNERAL sunday. March %. ct A., IRON Ply
mouth Congregational Church =
CLARK On Thurs lay morning March "a lka2
AT O'clock CHARIEs eldest ssh Of Thulnss " and
Minerva q Clara in the twenty sixth year If his axe
funeral on SATURDAY, az = pm rroa iii. residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
GOULD GETS SIX YEARS.
A Former Recorder Of Albany Sent to the
Penitentiary.

Former Recorder Of Albany Sent to the
Penitentisry.
Urea. n. Y, March 25.-Judge Coke Of the
United States district court this morning SEN
fenced Anthony Gould of Albany to the Erie
county penitentiary for six years. Gould
came into court with the same smiling counte-
nance that he wore all through the trial. When
he stood up to receive his sentence he asked
the court to sentence him if possible to some
penitentiary other than the one in which Whit
ney, his brotber-in-law and the principal wit
ness against him, is confined.
In pronouncing sentence Judge Coke said:
This is a most painful duty to me and dom
wish by any word to add to the remorse
that you must feel this morning. When
you have finished your term of
punishment you will still be young
man with many years of usefulness before
you, and 1 trust that you will lead an honest
life. man Of your talents and ability has
still the power to redeem the past and avoid
the errors of your early life" Gould will re-
main in Jail a reasonable time to permit his
counsel to obtain bail pending the motion for
Q new trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
SOLD OUT BY HIS BROKER.

The speculators Secured Damages - The
Court Of Appeals Sustains Him.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 25.-The court of ap-
peals today affirmed, with costs, the judgmeu,
of the lower court in tho case Of James c.
Rogers, respondent, agt VIM. G. Wiley and
another, appellants.
This was an appeal from judgment Of the
general term affirming Judgment IN favor OF
the plaintiff. This action WAS brought to re-
cover damages sustained by the plaintiff by
reason of the unauthorized sale OF certain stocks
purchased by the defendants. firm
OF stockholders doing business in the city
Of New York. for the plaintiff upon
margins The plaintiff recovered judgment
for IS. 7S0.2l. The defendants ailege tina. sach
sale was made on account Of the failure Of the
plaintiff to keep good his margins, a. provided
in the contract entered into between the plain
tiff and their firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

The New York Grand Jury Following Up
Dr. Parkhurst's Lead.
New YORK, March 25-The summoning OF
the four police inspectors before the grand
jury yesterday in connection with DIR. Park
bursts charges against the city officials has
caused q good deal OF excitement at police
headquarters Today the four police commits
sioners and Police Justice Voorhis. who is an
ex-commissioner. and four captains, including
Capt. Reilly of the .Tenderloin" precinct, have
been subpenaed. 1t is rumored that the po-
lice commissioners will be forced to repeat the
action of several years ago, when they ordered
Inspector Byrnes to drive the gamblers out OF
the city. At that time the inspector seized
about 100000 worth Of gambling parspher-
MALTA, which was destroyed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

PANS, March S.-Ths Eciafr today pub
lishss IN interviex which one OF ,ts rspresenta-
tives has had with Mr.. whitelsw Reid, the
American minister. During the course of tbs.
interview Mr.. Reid Ii credited with denying
that be y . candidate for the American vice
prssidsasy, bus according to the Eeiair he
said tAat be certainly woald not shrink from
the task II he we're selected - . candtdAss Ser
the position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
THE SENATE.

Bills from committees were reported aud
placed on the calendar as fellows: Relating 10
brerets in the army.
To establish the boundary Of the Yellowstone
National Park.
To amend the act approving the funding &c,
Of Arizona
For the relief of holders Of drawback ccrsif-
Gates.
For the establishment Of O nsh hatchery In
Montana
Mr., SAWYER introduced bill to encourage
postal savings, TO invest the same and divide
earnings among depositors. Referred.
AN EXECUTIVE SESSION
The Senate then. at 1890. on motion q Mr..
sherman, went into executive session
TINE HOUSE
After the storm the calm. Not fifty member
were present this morning when the Speakers
esvel called the House 10 order. Not more than
100 spectators looked down upon the arena CT
yesterdays battle. But the calm is only
temporary. The strength which the anti
silver men manifested yester day wAs as much
surprise 10 them as TO the advocates OF the bill
On both sides there 10 n smoldering fire which
requires but a spark 20 set IL into blaze. Mr.
Hartor OF Ohio is exultaut NJ the result Of the
votes. but Mr. Bland Of Missouri 10 confident
that the silver men will be ultimately success
ful. he says that special order will be made
as soon ~ Mr.. Catchings of the committee on
rules returns to the city. which will not be
later than Monday next
CONNECTING THE RECORD.
After the prayer by the chaplain there werss
number OF members on their feet asking for
corrections 10 be made in the Record and the
journal. Most of these corrections were
directed toward roll call IN the Record which
was incorrectly printed by the printing Office.
The caption Not voting wss placed over the
list OF the members voting in the negative on
one OF the motions made last night and this
error led to some confusion. But
the error was not material. but IL was SUM-
Glen; TO bring MIR. Reed Me. forward with the
sarcastic remark, Il am glad to notice that this
multiplicity of errors which has apparently
appeared ia this Congress IL not an evidence Of
moral ooiiquity. as It has been in some Con-
crosses. Laughter.
The Speaker-The chair will state 10 the GEN
tleman that what appears 20 be a multiplicity
OF errors growing out OF q SINGLE error at the
printing Office In putting over the list of those
who voted ray" the words mot vot-
Ing. is simply the transposition
of sub head.
Mr.. Reed-These errors will happen. want
only TO point out that fact
Mr.. Bynum (lnd. III call the eentleman's
attention 10 the fact that in the present Con-
gress We have an opportunity to correct errors
after they are discovered. In some previous
Congresses We have been prohibited from
doing 50.
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The journal having been approved, the House
went into committee Of the whole. Mr.. McRae
ARK. In the chair, on the private calendar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
Burning Of = Missouri Cour, H.v...

sr. CHARLES, Mo-, March 2S.-The court
house caught fire last night about O'Clock and
il now in a wrecked condition. The flames
were extingulshed by the fire department.. but
not before the loss TO the county was almost
irreparable. The fire originated in the county
surveyors Office and destroyed all the records
on file, which loss at present cannot be given .
money estimate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
HAVE | Even DECEIVED You,

HAVE I Even DECEIVED You,
have been before you, through The Star every day
for two years. have strenuously avoided saying
anything calculated to mislead the most confidinR
reader. have endeavofed to Impress upon all who
read my advertisements that Whatever statement
make ID sacrsd pledge to the people don't profess
to give you sopseth,ag noehtao don't sell one
article belaw cost and beat you another. don't
varnish doubtful statements but give theyacts
in every instances.
now READ:
six-ft. Extension Table. oak. ea96
Etx-ft. Extension Table. cluster leg. b.
Feather Pillow tnot chicksn,. US.
Yard-wide Carpet. I'm 70 SOC.
Brussels CARPET. Is. &c., &c.
Extra Body Brussels VSc.
Best Wire Cots. l-9H
Atwood Art Squares. 3x3, % o6; 3x3Ix IS. &C.
5c-piecs Fancy Tea Ses. e.. ~ -.
Toilet Sets. el.96 10 tlU.
Six TumblHs.. 15c
Knives. Forks. spooas. Kitchen wase. &c.
Nscan furnish ySur home from top to bottom. az
cspt Stoves you don't want snythtns yourself tell
your friends about
6RAsTYN
Double storss-
i5i0-i3 IN T.. bet. and Q nv.
Nothing on credit. u you ssnr pay cash no use 10
come fel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
Hanged for an Unprovoked Murder.

Hanged for IN Unprovoked Murder.
LOUISVILLE, KY. March 25.-From the same
gallows from which Turner and Patterson were
hung Henry Smith was swung into eternity
this morning. The murder which brought
smith to the scsfold was committed in the
afternoon Of january, Is. 1891. Without
provocation no shot down his employer. Louis
specht After lingering five days Specht died
The scene of the crime was Specht's saloon
and grocery at Eight-mile House ON the
Brovpsboro road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
o e TIE Sraus Or Srrrso 8

Are plainly visible on every hand
the occasional snowy Interruptions
notwitbs,andirs.
TIE time is here when you may csst
asidsthose old Shoes of yours. which.
perhaps. you have allowed to do extra
service in order to be on time for
the latest in Spring Footwear.
The world recognizes merit From
small beginning 10 years ago We
have Trown to be one Of the largest
Retail Shoe Houses in the country.
Do You need any better evidence that
We have the right goods at the right
prices.
II Is. snd always has been. our aim
to offer to our trade the best obtain
able At the price-even though We
should have to scour the whole globe
to find t..
The few following spring special.
ties may interest you for your to-
morrow's shopping tour. They are
merely few straws from a stack o.
the most attractive lines OF Spring
Footwear ever shown. We are con-
scious they are the best values ever
offered In the world for he price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
second Edition Continued on sixth Page.

PLEURIsy PAINS and all asthmatic and bronc HAL
affections are soon relieved by that certain remedy
for coughs and colds, Dr. d. Jaynes ExpectorsnI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
.O---O--
100 DOZEN

Ladies' HEMS1ITCHED HAND.
kEkCHIEFS. The quality of the
cloth - very sheer and the different
designs VI needlework are something
exquisite. Pc. and 39c. neyel
botsxiIt you any better value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
R.ore of the Tb.rmome,.r

The following were the readings at the ONCE
oftho weather bureau today. an. 81; 2 Pun,
IS; maximum, 80; minimum, ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
Couviotcd Of Dl..srcsl,x Testimony.

MoRam, IIl-. March Is. attorney Stout
made his closing address yesterday morning in
the Garden Bank robbery case, and Judge
Blanchard instructed the Jury as Il, the points
in the case, sending them out at ll:So At 6
O'Clock they returned and rendered verdict
acquitting DR.. Boyes and giving DIR. McAdams
ave years. The verdict in McAdsms' case is
looked upon a. severe. especially az the evi-
dence was entirely from detectives, whose se1ss
did not always agree.