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East Tennossee COnIerrncn.

The East Tennessee Conference con.
vouud n. .he Reynold school house,
Madison County, North Carolina on
tho l7th and 18th ofseptember.Amon
the Elders present were Alma II.
West, II. J. Cutler, it,, LOWS Adams,
Andrew Holm, John II. Kcyle, j.
Subway, II. C.iYouug and r. A.
Crow,her; alEo Psttident J. q. kim.
ball and CicIk NJ. W. Taylor.
There were four meetings, in which
the principles Of the Gospel were ex.
pounded by all tho speakers. The con-
gfesatl0ns were amali ON account OF
other meetings IN ocss.1n close 10y, bur
strict attention was given aud good
spisit prevailed.
There were several wntm.hoartod
friends present. Among them WAS
Or. Reynolds, n venerable gentleman
who has travelled through Utah aud
become acquainted with many Of Us
people. Mr. Reynolds declares that tho
peopiuofUmh aro misroprosented inthis
country. lie Gays hc found them q
KIND gentfous'hcar,ed people, and that
many OF tho accusations hurlod
aRalngt them are false. He has been
friend 10 the Elders ever since they
came into thia locality. We feel In
our hearts TO say, "God bless all those
who administer to this wants OF His
servants" II 1t ia no more than "a
cup Of cold water" they will In NO,
wiso lose their reward.
After conference the Elders were az.
signed their fields Of labor for tho next
year. All enjoyed tBN Spifit Of tho
Lord aud always acknowledge His
hand in their LAHORE. There have
been several added 10 the Church dur.
ing the las. yeaT and We trust we may
he permitted to show the truth 10 many
more. II. A. CROwTHER,
Clerk OF Conference.
Hon SPRNGs, Madison County, n.
O., Sept. 2ith, 1902.
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Aner lhc chlenro enc rEn.i.

CHICAGO, Sept. sO.-In tho Circuit
Court this morning Thomas H.. Mar
tin filed alengthy bill against the In
dlyilual companies forming tho great
Chirsgo Gas Trust In which he pfks
lof receiver. The Fidelity Incur
ance Trust and Safe Deposit company
" Philadelphia Is made one OF the
dticndants, 10 that company was
made a depository OF the stock OF the
VARIOUS companies composing the
imit. Tho latter is not included In
tho prayer for the receiver, but the
court IL asked 10 epJoln II from acting
g trustee for the allied companies.
Ihe complainant asks that all stock
bid by the company under the con-
tact by which tho trust was formed
b canoeled and placed In the hands Of
ifeceiver. The allegations IN the bill
are that the trust Is monopoly In con-
Invention Of public policy and
opeDted as n stock Jobbing concern.
1he complainant Ia an unknown man,
but claims to be shareholder In The
irlst.
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TO TEST THE TAX RAISE.


The committee appointed 10 consult
with property owners as TO whether
they would bo willing to subscribe 70
the fund for teBtlng In tho courts the
notion OF the Territorial Board Of
Equalization In raising the taxes In
Salt Lake county have met with sue
GOES, as will DO Eoen by the signatures
attached to the following paper;s
no dofray tho oxponsos Of iostlng the
legality OF tho Increase In tho TorritCfial
school aud county taxes for salt Lake
county, ~ made by tho Territorial board
Of equalization, aud in consideration OF
bong nude parties 10 un action to
DO commenced against the collector
of Salt Lake county, restraining
him from collecting said increased
tayes, wo each agree IN pay 10
por cent. Of the amount that our Iospoot-
i've taxes arc raised by such Increased AS
sessinont said payments TO be made 10
William II Shcarnan, treasurer Of the
committee nppuintoi to ;uko charge Of
the litigation, upon domaud, provided an
amount IL subscribed sufficient 10 pay
tho expense ~ such litigation, aud any
surplus TO be returned pro rata To sub
scrihcry.
Signed, Harriet Partridge, NJ. II,
Walker, Joseph X. Walker, Estate Of =.
>. Walker T.. AuOrbach n Bros, $. i.
poasdel, PiNlOn Estuio, Cohn Bros,
George Arhogast, John A. Groe-beci,
John W. Donnollan, kelsey q Gillespie
and .. w. Scars.
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THE Fylsn FAST.
Il, Commenced Last Night aud VIII
Continue 1wenty.lOur lIours.-1O
Purchase DuIylug Ground.

At $50 last evening tho Hebrew
day OF Atonemon. commenced aud
Will continue until the same hour this
evening. Religious services wero held
at the Temple OF Bensi Imael aud also
at the orthodox Jewish congregations
church.
There will be meeting Of the He.
brew geutiemen's benevolent society
ON Sunday next at . p. NJ, ut the
Temple Of Bsnai israel for the purpose
Of receiving AMI considering the re.
port OF the committee appointed 10
draw up u constitution and set OF by.
laws. Tho society already has
membership of'Oyer one hundred. II
Is organized fer the purpose VI nssist.
ing all needy Hebrews who may find
their way into this city, and especially
TO give aims TO Russian Jewish
refugees.
Sometime in the near future the
Orthodox Montoiiore Hebrew oongrc.
cation will give an entertainment for
the purpose OF raising funds to a track
Of ground, adjacent 10 this city, for
burial purposes.
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SENATOR SHERMAN
Addfesaca TIvo Thousand Persons al
Nor,h Fairfield.

NNfaA AhhhNANs
CLEVELAND, Sept. 30. - Senator
Sherman spote ut North Falrhsli,
Huron county, today. 10 was the
opening speech In tho campaign, and
he went into the F1urtceuth Con.
gretA.unAl district, where there n "A
bitter fight, with Congressman HaTter,
Democrat, ON one ride, Hnl T.. q.
johnson, Republican, on the other.
About i've thousand persons were ut
the meeting. Senator sherman re-.
viewed the material progress OF the
United States unler the protective
tariff since 1851, claiming all pros.
pstity was due to tho Republican
policy. lie said:
"Nc stand by this policy. We
maintain and contend that IL IL con.
etitutlonal and right, Ms beneficial 10 all
Glasses Of our Republic nnd ono OF the
best results OF the Republican party.
10 say TINT tho policy OF protection Il
not the principal design which IL 70
promote tbs Interests Of the lHboring
man Is o fraud upon him, 10 10 false
hood which every reasoning being
eau contradict. Democracy haa thrown
OH all uiBguises and declared openly
for the doctrine proclaimed in the Con,
icdernte consultation and ilrrt nn.
nounced by Calhoun"
Sherman said he nOllced that Hena-
tor Hill insisted In recent speech thnt
the Democratic party Sill stands on
the old doctrine Of tariff Tor revenue
with incidental protection. Senator
Hill's position, he said, was no; tenablr,
fOg tho reason that the democratic
convention net Ouly rejected the inoi-
dental protection iden, hut substituted
for II the provisions OF the Confederate
constitution.
at 10 for you, fellow citizens" con.
tinued the Senator, "lo say whether
tho public policy which has been main
talned 80 long and successfully, which
has produced such wonderful fesulis IN
tho history aud prosperity Of our coun-
try, which has already advanced us to
the richest farming country and great
cat manufacturing country In the
world, shall be abandoned 10 carry out
the idehs Of the Confederate States,
and FREQ trade nations, Commercial
cities and professional dudes, whose
only Idea is that 1T Is English, you
know"
lilo quoted from the report OF the
labor commissioner OF New York ard
dwult upon the price OF sugar, the on.
largement OF tlia foreign trade, etc.
Tho Senator saiI that while the Dem.
ocratin and Republican psrtlcs ocou.
pied tho same position In their plat
forms ON the silver question, II must
n he forgotten that majority Of tho
Democrats, both In the Senate and in
the Housp, frequently voted last win.
tor for the tee coinage OF silver. He
said TINT tho free coinage Of silver
would be disastrous to al induntries
and especially severe upon tho lab9rer
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Docinrinr ~ grower Cleveland.

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. 30.--Af,or n
consultation lnstlng from O'Clock
yesterday afternoon until this morning
the leaders Of tho stalwart Democrats
prepared statement for publication
declaring for Grover Cleveland, aud
appointing q committee 20 arrange for
n mas convention TO he held hero DC.
,oOor Tth. The bold stand taken nv the
nnu-iutiurists has brought TO direct
lesue Tho iight between them and the
fuslonisls. II has bgan virtually do
cided not to put IA ticket in tho fold,
but 10 defeat the old time Democratic
leaders 10y defeating the combination
electoral ticket.
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Vofs by Vatican, end the fas,cs. xix
heats ON rucosd were iroItpd In the
frcu-for.al.
Fiat race. 800 pace liowI3g Tide
won, Rocker second, Jcunie Haw.
ihorno ihlid. Bca. time, 2.l6l.
Sto1nd race, g.Is trOt-Rcinn won,
Clara d. second, Erminio third. Beet
time, 2;l3i.
Third ficc frce.for all tyD,--Roylani
I. won, Jack oecond, Ll,Ilo Albert
ihirG. Chnrlest0n also rau. Time,
9;lil, g;ial, 2;ii4, g.ial. Al thcgc
heats we're sharply contested.
The 81 4 .rot, In which Belle Vera,
Walter, 80 Long, 81. Vincent and
Matte II. participated, iurnished tue
sensation Of tine day. gcllu Vera was
driven by natle going 10 DE head Ia
tho frat, aud holding II throughout,
mnhiur the hnlf In i:Oil and The mile
IN .;0si. Walter won the succeeding
three heats,
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nEMAnI,AnLn VOYAGE
Two Years aud iIlif In tho Arctic
ftcglony.f


SAN FRANCISCO, bept. 8O.-The
whaling steamer "MMy q. Humu,0
Captain Tilton, some ~ the details OF
whose remarkable voyage in the Arctic
that has already been tAlegrapheJ, mr.
rived in port today, fourteen days from
Onalnska. The steamer has been gone
over two years and q hnlL and for two
wlntera wsa housed in ic,l She came
back with only six men neward. Two
Of tho crew wore drownedpir Onnlaska,
ono died In the far north inid number
died before the Arctic ocean was
reached. Her catch for tia cruise has
been thirty-eiRht whales, whose bono
and oil represent value oil siO0,0OO
The health Of thOsB on board was
good during the first yeip, hut the
second winter proved lesa fortunate.
Scurvy broke out on board and there
were seven men down Ia tho fore
castle ut one time. a lad naped Ray
mond In Pierre was taiun 10 the
marine hospital OF thls cllyDalmost u
wreck, his legs and arms b1iiR full OF.
sores, the effects Of seurvy. The boat
ateerer, Ned Halstrom, had ,his lett
foot frozen, and 1t became nccsisary TO
amputGte II.
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that the recent accident during tho
sham battle ut baltimore came near
blowing up the snip. when cart
Ridge exploded before the hrcoch OF lie
gun wns closed, the chute leading 10
the magazine was opened nud particles
Of an ignitud powder bag went down
into the magazine. Lieutenant Fro.
mont, who was In charge Of the
powder division, did all he could 10
fuppress disorder, but all but two men
flew away from him. with ia, aid Of
these two he tuco9rdcd IN eztingulsh-
ing the lire before Preached tho case,
Of prOlcc.ilef.
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NEW York, Sept.3O.-Justice Beach
q me supreme court ordered Charles
:, Cook and George q. Gray TO an.
M W., In I'VE days TO a suit brought by
conn Cessna OF Pennsylvania, who
va once chairman OF the Republican
,uAuonai committee, to receive so, 1000,
,as amount Of five notes given ns col
n,'eial GU a contract for the purchase
certain mining stocks. The con.
, lay was executed by tho defendants
e eh Colonel Dudley, General Little.
neiu and Carroll Hobart. Cessna
' S,alms tlat Cook and Gray have no
delay. wv" s"e '''
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Recommendations from the
City'S Board Of Health.
TO PROTECT FOOD AND DRINK.
An Ordinance Regulating tho Use and
Construction Of Wells.
NEW roLrcEurS APPOINTED.
The Mayer vrtoes tile sforsan County
Road RESOLUTION and Gives
His ncnson< why.

Tho City Council held an adjourned
session last night. order was called by
President f'ooibourow at sos o'clocl.
The mcnibon present were: Rich,
Follaud, Hardy, Karrick, Horn, Law
son, simondi, Beatdslcy, Heiss, Mo.
ran, Wantlnud-ii.
Ahsent--Bell, Evans--2.
In the absence Of Recorder Stanton,
Deputy Ellsworth performed tho duties
Of chief clorh.
Tho minutes OF Tuesday nights Ess
sion were read, amended aud up.
proved.
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Ho.eI pes,ro,sd BY IRE.

DENvEHS Sept. 3O.-The Buena
Vista hotel was destroyed 10y Ere ut an
early houf thls morning. GustEvH
keatse, n Aodger, perished, and Anna
Gunderson, a. McDugnl and Tom
Arnold were severely and perhaps
fatally burned. Tho police believe tho
fire was insendiary, anu the design
murder and robbery. Kearse was
known to have u large sum OF money
last night, anil no trace ol II was found
ON the remainI.
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CEDAR RAIDS, Ia, Sept. 30.-The
opeiatois' strike situation IN becoming
mofeserious. A numterof trainmon's
meetings. have been called TO consider
The matter and Chief Operator Ram.
~ said today an investigation was
bslng made concerning the connection
gilhc Rock leland with the Burling.
ton, Cedar Rapids & Northern. II
found that the Rock Island owns a
Controlling interest strike win Do de-
elated on that road.
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Found Win Deep Clashes in his
Head.

ALBUQUERQUE, NM, scptaO.-The
body OF Amado Montoyo, a mail car
rler between White Oaks and Plnos
Mills, N. NJ, who has boon missing
since the l9!h instant, was found today
with three deep gashes In tho head,
showing that he was murdered. The
place where the body was found n
ior,y.flve miles south OF White Oaks
and four miles south OF Red Cloud In
the CAllenas mountains. The mail
pouch was rliled.
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rnuNKs OF ran DErARrnEST.
Howard t'r Courageous Conduct Of
Navy Oi1icsra nud sfcn.

WAsHIsoToN, u. O., Sept. 3O.-The
navy department has recognized the
courageous conduct Of certain officers
and men at the time OF the explosion
Of tao shell house at the navy yard
Of Marc Island ~ follows: "wheIe 90
many responded to the call OF human.
ity aai nobiy performed their duty In
this Hsoat emergency II would be In.
vidiou1on the part oil the department,
and IL deed difllcult to select anyone
for spo iinl commentator, but 10 the
persona Whose names appear in the
several reports received concerning
the accident, - thanks Of the depart
ment arn there. y rendered.
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GALE IN JArAN.
Hundreds of Persons Crushed 10
Dcnth.-property Damaged!


BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3O.-Thc
Pacific Mnil cOmpany's new steamship
"Pcru" srrived this evening, twenty
two days from Hong Kong, via Mako
hama. The gallo which swept tver
southern and central Japan last moi tn,
inillcting such terrible dam ago IA
TOkushimn, also devastating Rintin
island. The report from Okinlwngires
tho following figures; Four hundrd
persons crushed 10 death; missing,
twenty-four; bonts blown out to no,
twenty three; houses completely ovT.
thrown, l,5OO, and l,l00 partially.
Crops aud trees were also greatly "
jured. Reports OF great destruction Y
property aud loss OF life come frot
several other procedures. Darling TIA
festival at Nom Temple, near Kobe, a.
terrible accldeut occurred. The tenn
pie IN approached by flight OF 25H
steps, very steep. While q dense
crowd was ascending the steps man
at the top slipped and IN falling
brought down thirty people. rive
were Killed outright ana others terribly
Injured.
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4 nndiy Decompossa pody Found.

DENVER, Sept. sO.-rhc badly do.
composed body OF o. /. Prescott, n
prominent Democratic politician and
contractor, was found In n room at tho
Revere House this morning. Ito has
been missing several days and has
evidently been dead over u week.
Cause Of death unknown.
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An Unfonnacd nepor,.

n MAsllisoIoS, ID. g., Sept. 8O.-The
~ Gslltnent OF State IL informed by
nv Nhiiiete minister that there was
iu@o'n'nH Ia the certificates found upon
~ Nhlnaman recently arreated Ia
Ii .Woi, iot being unlawiully Ia the
yalled States to show that the society
,sg Them had such an object In
cs, r as inc murder OF the Emperor Of
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IRoswooD, Mich, Sept. 30.-Abm-
ham Thompson, onu OF the mon buried
In the mine, was rescued this morning.
IL IA believed the other ten will perish
before they can DO rescued. The roscu-
ing party reached No. room tonight
ana found II iUteci, but none OF tho
missing ten were IN II. II ia feared
Thompson is the only one that will eB.
cape.
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Tie International Monetary Confer.
euce.

WASHINGTON, ID, c., Sept. 30.-scc.
u AIRY Of the Treasury Foster said this
afternoon that he wan much encour.
aged Of the prospects, Of the Internn.
h9nAl Monetary conference, which, he
satisfied, will be held before long.
In'ofmation In received that several
lei.ona prominent In monetary circles
VII take an active part In the pro.
esedings.
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NOTICE,

Tho semi.Annuai Conference Of the
Sunday School onlcrrs mad workon
VIII he hold IN the Tabernacle, Salt
Lake City, Sunday evening. October
Oh, 1892. GEORGE q. CANgoS,
GEORGE GODDARD,
joins MORGAN.
General Superin,cndency Dolorct
Sunday School Union.
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SrRNuFiELD, Mnas., Sept. co.
Wind!c made miic from living
start today IA 2.0I 4j, beating Hm.
nitrminis record and the woflt's
record u c;lG o. Wivdle tRsied the
thtoo'quarier pngt IN i.3a 3.b, lowering
TyIer's record OF l;3iH.
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WAsniSoToG, ID. c., Sept. 3d.
Senior Dc LONE, the now Spanish
minister was formally presented to the
President today. John q. Sundbcrg
Of san Ffaucls,p has been appointed
Consul at Bagthld.
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clrvELAsn's vow.

IIo VIII InUVn NO InfoNIrHnih burInE
thn Chmpsigu.
FALL RIVER. Mas, Sept. a0.-Dur.
Ing Clrveland's trip 10 New York
while seated vt table, "a lady from
Kentucky sent a glass OF wine TO tho
cx.PtcHident. lie arose, bowed his
acknowledgements ana touched tie
glass 10 hi, lle, bu, did not drink. Hn
asked 10 be- excused, a. no hnd decided
to dflnk no iutoNicants during the
present struggle, This announcement
was greeted with uulhuslaauc applause.
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Hal Pointer FaiIed to nsa, Ills
ileoord.

Boston, Mass, Sept. sO.-At tho
last dhy Of the HnTse Breeders' meet
ing at Mystic lark several horses
lowered records, and Hal Pointer
started to beat his accord OF 2;O5! but
only made 2:O7l.
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Arrs.t nfn poiItIeInn.

ENrERpEIsB Kan, Sept. 80.--John
w. Bicluuthal, state chairman u the
Peulil'a party, has been arrested on
The charge Of doing banking business
without having compiled with the
laws HIS friends denuunco tho arrest
and say that It il for political effect.
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aud the poog. Tho Senator devoted
come time Ia the Democratic declsrn-
tilns In favor Of thu state bank oifcu.
latlon aud weHt over the atofy Of Wild.
eat banking In the west.
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rhree Cases of Typhus In Sow Yori,

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 80. 49, There
were three cases OF typhus among che
crew Of the British steamship "rufk-
enheim" which reported VI Delaware
Benl;waier yeaterday. II was re-
ported today that the vessel hal "A
cargo Of sugnr from Havana, and she
sailed for New York this evening.
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:. LONDON, Sept. ao.-Seventy-soven
N M yeht OF the master cotton eplnners
LnBiann today decided to enforce
S nv reduction oil per cent ia the
"a ~ W., ol employees. The men Intend
Tsna iAo, ltis generally admitted In
~ av hl thnt IA stoppngc would not
,n.a nau ming for trade, o. IL would
.,ras' e splnners 10 reduce their heavy
,a, VAs' The decision to reduce wages
american cotton. @
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GALLIpoLis, o., Sept 30. - Mrs.
!hmes Pike, becoming inconssd at the
r1marks Of her nelghbor, Charles Blp.
p,rt, took n shotgun AMI shot aud
killed Bippers' two children.
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broke the Two si,ie Bic,cio Record.
5PRISuFIELD, Mtss., Sept. SOW.
W. Windle broke tip two mile world's
bicycle rec ord today, making the dis
lance In i:2S go.
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A FIGHTING JAP
ll3 Vas Drunk and Is Accused Of
Trying 10 Shoot a CCuHtYml.
III HAD TIE oJiNJAMs."
Eph. Kelley Sent 10 Jail Again for
twenty-five Day@-Porty.nve
Cases For the Week.

In the absence OF Assistant City
Attorney Coad at the police court this
morning Clerk Glenn acted az prose-
outor. Tho following cases were
heard:
a "JAl" IN TROUBLE.
Frank Como, youihui and bollig.
orent native Of tho land OF the MihadO,
was run in by the police last night on
tho charge OF assault intent to
kill. Il seems that hc engaged In u
series Of alterations with fellow
cluntryman, the nature OF which
could not DO clearly understood. II is
said his brandishod HIS revolver in a
threatening manner aud that no fred
three shots ut his antag,nistS Ho was
very drunk whom arrested aud fought
desperately rs he flllod tho alT with "a
lsrgon TINT deGes description.
Today he was srrnigned and pleaded
not guilty and declared eXcltodly, ono
no lillco him; he my best friend; | no
Wish 10 putru blood on my hnnds.n
The case WIS continued until this after.
noon.
nE HAD THE "JiiJAMs."
jos Welsh Is the name OF an Irleh.
man urgignud Tor vagmycy. lie
pleaded not guilty and said that he
was working man. Olllc5r Miner
testified that ho had plcxGi him up In
q helpless condition az the roar Of
Hagnoy's saloon, nesr the Rio Grande
depot, lastevening. lie was recovering
from the etiects Uf u prOtraotei spruo
and wus also afflicted with the 'yim.
jams"
Ho wa, sent to JAN f,r twenty Layo,
ErH. KELLY AUAIS ~ JAN.
Eph Kelly, an old time inobrla,o
aud prospective Kelley candidate, was
tahen into custody again last Night and
placed behind toe hlTh whore many
mon,ha OF his wrecked life have been
spent In SOLDERING up aud making rc5D.
lutions Of reform only 10 break them
again,
This morning no confessed 10 hia
old weakness and was sentenced %
twenty-five dsys' imprisonment In tho
city Jail.
a KELLEY GRADUATE.
William Nixon, kssley graduate,
who declares that Dt. Groyesi treat.
moni, has done him mora harm thnn
good WAS tried ON tho double charge Of
drunkonness and disturbing the peace.
a Mr.. Joncs, the complaining wit
nesr, testified that the defendant had u
weakness for pretty chambermald IN
his employ anu that when she looked
at another man he beeamel insanely
jealous.
He was sentenced to ten days i'm.
prisOnmeut
FORFEITED THEIR MONEY.
Frank and Leander Ford were re.
gistetcd on the trial docket rs drunks.
They had LETT 81 each last night to
secure their Attendance for trial today.
Failing TO iaaiorializr, the money was
dropped into the Golfers OF the city.
DEE, THE ooNvICr, AGAIN.
John Dee, tho notorious highway
man and convict pleaded not guilty to
obtaining meal under false pretenses.
EugNEss FOR THE WEEK.
The following csssa were disposed OF
during tic week.
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Ftlncl 's's.s''s'
ABUSIVE lpnfhs t,'''''sssss
MAINTAINING uuIaunge. ........... ......... 4