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A New Construction Company.

Articles Of incorporation OF the Utah
Construction company were filed with
the county clerk today. The purpose
Of the corporation Is to contract 10
build and equip railroads, wagon roads,
tramways, telegraph lines and bridges,
and to operate the zane.
The principal place Of business shall
be Salt Lake City, but with power to
establish branches elsewhere.
The term Of existence shall DO my
years from date Of incorporation. Tie
board VI trustees are Elder II. Stewart,
Everett w. Wilson, Alfred Popke.s ,
Sebastian NJ. Miller and Lcmuel Y.
Goliath. The president Is u. ".
Stewart, vlce-presidcnt, L., w. Wilson,
aud treasurer, =. NJ. Miller.
The capital stock shall bc 81 100000,
divided into one million shares Of the
par value Of ons dollar each. Tho Ia.
1orporators are T.. R.Stewart, Salt Lake
City; h.. W. Wilson, came place; Alfrt d
Popkess, Rupsellville, AfkRnsns, Sc
bastian NJ. Miller, Fort Scott, Kanfnii
L.. u. Goliath, Salt Lake. The amount
OF capital stock taken 10y each OF the
above Il one share, equivalent TO on,
dollar. The remaining SDO,sSb share
are declared the property Of the cor
porstion.
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Latest Court News.

In tho case Of Tonnes Tonnessen and
Annie NJ. Tonnessen vs.. the Taylor,
Ronney a Armstrong Co., the de.
PENDANTS have answered the proposed
amendments to statement on motion
for new trial.
The findings and decisions Of the
Third District Court (by Judge Zane)
have been filed today In the case Of g.
NJ. Collier ct nj. VI. WIN. Carroll ct nj.
This was an appeal fron the lower
court. His honor has found that the
plaintiffs are entitled to n iugdment
against the defendants for sllS and
costs ofsuit, the amount claimed.
Amendment and answer to cross
complaint has been iiled In the divorce
suit Of Mary A. Rasmussen Va. Neal
Rasmussen. Defendant In his an.
swer alleges that on May 18th, 1892,
the petitioner committed adultery
with Frank A. Mellrum, in this city.
In the case OF u. W. Bacon, plain
til, w. John IL. and Noah MoChrys.
tai, the hEst.nsmod defendant has filed
u separate answer,
Joseph Holt has brought suit In the
| Third District Count against Charles
T.. Pearson to recover sl2lS.75, for
money paid In reference TO the procur.
Ing Of certain deeds to lands In Bounti-
| iul addition townsite plat.
Suit has been brought In the Third
District Court today by the u. S,wind
Engine aud Pump 90, against L.. IL
Dale to recover s06ia9 aud costs for
gpods sold and delivered 10 defendant
A writ OF attachment has been issued
Daniel Davidson has brought suit
against =, r. Walker and }. W. White.
head to recover 500 damages by rea'
son OF the failure of defendants tC
deliver certain premises TO plaintiff
on part OF lot block 81, Salt Lake City
survey, a, required NY the terms Of
the lease under which the property 1,
held by the defendants,
The grand jury have had under con
slderstlon today the charge agains
Police Oiiicer Green, OF assaulting d
c lored shoeblack named PHILLIP
Adnms. The case was aired In Com
missioner Greenmnn's court coupl,
" deys ago.
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OMAHA, May 20.--Bishop Foss pre-
sided at the Methodist conference this
morning. DIR. Hammond OF California
introduced resolution declaring the
Ubiquitous opium habit was making
fearful hcadway on the Pacific coast,
and vigorous steIs should he isten to
stamp II out. lie spoke vigorously in
advocacy Of the resolution, which was
adopted.
Judge Lawrence offered n resolution
for the appointment VI n commission
10 ascertain what steps could be taken
to have the Methodist Church united
under one organization. Referred to
n committee.
DIR. G. II. Payne was chosen secre'
tary Of the board OF education.
MIR. shaw, Iowa, introduced a reso'
luton to call n constitutional eon'
ference Of delegates to be elect
ed, to meet In Chicago In June,
1898, 10 be compoaed Of two bishop
and both ministerial aud lay delegates
from each annual conference, To revise
aud amend REORGANIZATION OF the
church and submit the results TO the
annual conferences for ratification.
A resolution was adopted requiring
missionary bishops to report nll monies
received from private sources.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS ABOUT
rFF FLOOD.
ny telegraph to the stws.l
DIaCON.s TRIAL
Opening "fthe,s-e In the rressnce 81
Fashionable crowd.

n Fashionable crowd.
NICE, May 20.--rhe trial Of Edward
n. Deacon, the American. for killing
his wiie's paramour, NJ. Abeille, began
This morning. The court room was
crowded with prominent people In.
GLIDING many ladies' Of fashion, attired
In elegant costumes. The weather was
warm and, as the crowd sat In lite
court room, the temperature became
almo1t sufiocatlng. This bal no effect
upon the eagrrness OF the ladies who
sat cnlmly fiuning themselves through.
out the session, paying the closest Mt
tention 20 everything said ami done.
The crowd In the gallery was COM
posed almost entirely uf membersol the
nrlstocratic citcle oi Nice. Handy n
dozen Americans or Engiishmen were
seen.
Judge AubuIton was president Of
the court on the bench, and Count
Dumoirpn, procureur OF the republic,
represented tho prosecution. Deacon
was represented by Mnitfe Demonge,
n celebrated adv cate Of the Paris bar
and W. COR, an equally well known
lawyer Of Paris; Flank Plllotte ~ the
Nice bar anu solicitor BTctlof Cannes.
The Atcille iamily, though not taking
any part In the proceedings, was ror-
resented by Maitre bairolle.
A. Desc)n was brought into the
court ON by gen d'atmus, all
eyes were directed upon him. Pallof
marked his features, Ho looked
neither to the right nor 10 the loft, but
concentrated all his attention upon the
judicial bench. Deacon ~ my years OF
aye, his thin hair showing gray.
That he IL nervous was betrayed by
the frequent spasmodic contraction OF
the eyslids and mouth. The voice
was firm, however. In clear tons, with
thorough ease, he responded through
nn Interpreter 10 the questions asked
him by the procureur. Mrs. Deacon,
who had been formally cited TO
appear, was not present.
On Invitation from tho President OF
the court, Deacon detailed the facts OF
his married life, which. no said, was
happy until his wife met Abellle. He
then proceeded To tell the story OF the
growing intimacy between them, anu
his Efforts 10 have her TO break with
her lover, their frequent qunrrels aud
rccoucillations aud finally his discov-
CRY Of her In night dress In her toom IN
the Hotel Splenlido with Abeillc, and
the killing Of the latter In what APP
pearpd TO be ilsgrante delictu.
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ST. LOUIS, May 20. - The river In
stationary, slightly over thlrty-six
feet, but the signal service reports
another three foot rise coming down
the Missouri and Mississippi. Rain
has been falling since two this morn
ing. In North 81. Louis ten million
feet Of lumber are afoAt and liable 10
20 down the river. st. Louis county,
north aud west Of the city, Ia still
under water. Across and below the city
at East Carondelet the situation IL
wore than supposed. Monday night
the levees protecting tho town broke,
aud almost swept II from the face OF
the earth. Many houses were carried
away but rs far n known no lives were
lost. The true state OF affairs was not
learned here until last night. No aid
could DO sent, because OF the high
winds. Today an effort will be- made
to aid thu three hundred or more people
| now In the second stories, or on the
roofs Of their flooded dwellings. All
roads, except the Ohio and Mississippi,
are crippled by the flood.
Brooklyn, ILL.,, opposite the northern
end Of the city, 10 under two to five feet
OF water. The Hood In South st. Louis
has thrown over 1000 people out OF
work by shutting down factories, etc.
a COLD WAVE AND SNOW.
FORE DopuF, Iowa, May 20.-A
cold wave struck the city last night,
and enough snow fell TO cover the
ground. The Dcs Moines river Il now
recedipg, having fallen three Zee, last
night.
The damage to this portion OF tho
city will exo.ed two million.
COTTON oRor DAMAGED.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, May 2O.-rhe
river Ia still rising. Reports bring
news OF great destruction ali over the
Arkansas Valley. The water is the
highest ever known. The cotton crop
10 damaged fully Is per cent.
SNOW IN MINNESOTA.
ST.. PAUL, May 2O.-Last nights
snow Ia general In Minnesota, II 10
several inches deep in some places. II
IL reported that dam In the Alississip p.
pi at 81. Cloud has gone out aud much
damsge done, but II proves untrue.
THE EGYPTIAN LEvEE DISTRICT.
KEoKrli, May e0.-No casualtle,
nv iNlo'NNA HSh 'AAe Hi"h'h ~ p'iHA
levee district. The break was Rntlci
pated, anu the Inhabitants reaches
places Of safety. The damage /,
property and stuck cannot now be O.
timated, but 1t will he very large, Tn,
bottom IL coverei To n width Of bigh
inilos. The Dies Moines river 10 falling
slowly M far up as Ottumwa, bu
another rise IL anticipated. Tn,
Mississippi Is still rising,
STILL nsING.
MINSEAPoLIs, May 20.-Thc Missls
, sippi mas risen two feet during the las
twenty'four hours, aud Is still rising NJ
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Alarm Of Fire.

About throc O'Clock this afternoon
one Of the meo working on the Temple
tower observed smoke Issuing from the
roof Of thu Consultation building, on
Main street, and gave an slatm. The
fife department promptly responded,
and on Major stanton and several VI
bis men ascending T. the top OF the
building they discovered a number Of
old sign boards and some avn.
ings on FIRE. Bucket after bucket
OF water was poured upon
the burning mass and the possibility
Of further damage was soon past.
II 10 supposed that sparks from the ,ls'
va,or chimney were the cause Of TIE
troti ble
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In the District Court Ia and ior the lhHa
JudIeiAl District OF ttah IeTfl'oV'
County OF salt Lake.


The People Of tho Territory Of Utah ''''
To james i Ices, Defendant
Nyou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED ~ "a "a
near IN an action brought ishhh .'
bv the above named plaintihi IN Wy "a
tTict Court % the Third JuhlclAl .,.,r
Of the Territory OF Utah. and 70 ~.
tho complaint med therein within tt w IL
(cxrlusNc Of the day Of sayictl sg.,,sd
service on you Of lhis summon'-n I'm,
within this countyi or, II served oel o' w..
county, but In this district, within lWenN ~,
otherwise within forty dsys-or leuhn IA
default will DO taken against you, eo'o'N'Ns
lhe prayer,pt said complaint; ,.,,e. o,
said action ~ brought 20 have = ueens. II
ms court absolutely disfolNing the pon t AZ,
matrimony existing between plalnln ~ stues.
fcndant, awarding TO plainun ihe GU issns
lion and custody OF tile minor ohhuI.u, An,
Of sAid marriage. aud granung her w. a. ne
action, and such other aud prohet ten.i saI,oye
may be entitled to ~ toe p 5saa9", III on
March l. lssl, defendant wllfully anu sni
cause deserted aud Abandoned plAlnussi sai
mas ever since continued 90 % &c., IN
abandon her, without Any sumeiunt ea.aa..snt,
reason ana hsainst her viii, Nlsn o. ~, ie'
aud tuht Tor more than one year ~ nna inc
fendAnd has tailed To pruNluo io' P'"'
common necctsares OF NE, -,,,.,u fail u
Aud yOn arc hereby notified thhi " Nv ~ move
appear and answer the SAID complain Ia tae
ftguiTrd, the snid plAinuW WI AplV
Court for tho relief demRn1ed lheIslh. tpdse
Witness tho lion, charles . Hahs' ai hs
and tho seal OF the nlsIiei sou ibs Terri
tory az Utlh, tins ian day o. March imndsed
year u our Lord Que thousand elsh'
aug isn n'pIN IiirsaY @. MCMILLAN. cIs'-
" GLO, u, LooMis, deputy
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SECOND EDITION.
DESERE7 EVENING NEWS.
Friday, hns ~ ''"E
LOCAL BREyITIES.

AMOUR three hundred persons were
urind away from Wonderland last Nigh :
TN ,ble TO obtain even standing rUofn'''
IIuou RooK. alias Rouark, was con-
vic I'd IN Judge Zane'a court late YES
te day M ernoon on charge OF h-.hu,s
vi Ia intent. upon n married woman,
named Emma Hiaginson, aud sentenced
TO one year In the penllenilaty'
oNr OF the most ridiculous and laugh
abs, things Imaginable was tho sudden
disapteafanco through window AZ tne
prlza fight last night OF the badly-lrlHhl-
ened drummer. who shot through the
openingas though his very life depended
ON tho success OF hisleap.
THr Union Pacific ofiiclsls arc circu,
lating Monn's Dictionary Of Chicago.
II contains n vast amount on valuable m
formation cleaned nom all available
sources. II reiails nj - cent? per copy,
md IL well worth the money II can Dc
,bialned At tho general once In this city,
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court IN aud for The rhfi
judicial District o. uthh Territory,
County OF salt Lake.


Tho People OF the Territory Of u'Ah sssi
Greetingg
To william OAnson, Defendant,
XIoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
Il pear IN an acunu nrought sgainsi yoaq
tue above named ifAintn M the District C9lH
% the Third judicial District o. the tefuioT
Of utAh, aud to answer tue complaint tel
herein within ten days exclusive u ne ~
of soryitcl after the service on you OF w.
summons-n served within this cnnnlyi On, Y
served out Of this county, but 10 hia district
within twenty days; Otherwise within igfy
DAYS, or judgment by default will 10 iAita
against you, according 10 tho rfAyeToi sAs
iho sad action IL brought to nave decree
Of thia court ti.aolving the bonds o. n,n.eI
cxisting between tl4ln ia and dr'etdAnl'
granting TO plaintiff inc custody, care Anl tlui
cation Of the two minor childfou, ISSUE 9l AhA
marriage, aud such allmuuy out OF tuch OF ~
fendahts property - the court may nave VIZ
dictiun oy,r; adindginF that dof,hdahi u
costs OF suit and granting llalnun ..as,
and proper relief prayed, on We grogaa w VI
has Wilfully neglected 10 provide TOT plhllhR
thp common ucctfsarios OF lilo, Alh9stA
nbundAntly able 80 10 do, and that deiralta1
mas treated plaintiff Win otuuho erlelv.
thereby causing plAintn great mental asu''
"' Xnd yo1 aTs hereby notified that n you fail
10 appear aud answer The sald complA.a =
ahoVrrequirci, the taid plalnuu WI alpl "
Inc eouft tor tho relief demanded iheirlh
witness, tho lio. Charlie. =, Zane, Jqaat'i
and the seal OF the District Oouli " the lhHt,
Judicial District, IN and for tho lerIil'il y.
Of our Lord one thousand eight hHnai's al
iSSiLi HENRY q. McAnLLAN,c lefi.
by dEo u, LOOMS, Dd'ntY ClorA
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wlppINCroN,--M nountiful, Davis County,
May 18th. 1872, after an illness OF two weeks,
Charles Washington, OF consumption. The
deceased was the sou OF Charles and MARY D..
waddipglon, was born AZ uountiiui, an was
twenty nine years Old at the time of his death.
suELL,-At south Cottonwood, May 18th,
Is9.. alta. NJ, Georgo ". she'll, after n iihrcr.
ing llnessot consumption Of the bowels, De.
ceased was bora IN Tclhury, Glouocsteruhlfe
England. March ist, lss.
Funeral services will be held IN the South
Cottonwood ward house, sunday, May Stud,
lsn2 Friends Invited.
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THE COURT RECORD.


The trial OF J. J. Cusbmau on n
charge OF grand larceny. which began
IN Judge Zans's court yesterday, was
resumed this morning. Il Is alleged
that the accused stole = trunk belong.
ing 10 Deputy-Marshsi Korty, Of
Provo. Prosecutor occupied room
over the Utsh Stove aud Hardware
Company's store on Commercial street,
where the defendant also had an
ollce. In the month Of February las,
Korty went TO ophir on mining ex.
petition, and during his absence the
trunk was taken from the building.
II was traced into the possession OF the
defendant, but there appears to be
some question as 10 the owner.
ship, hill Of sale figuring
I'm the matter. The defendant, who Ia
,omethlng Of u lawyerin his way, went
On the witness stand ami told smooth
sort Of story, and the prosecution did
not shake his statement ON any
material point.
The taking Of testimony for the de.
Tense was proceeding when the court
adjourned nj noon.
ON MS WAY.
George Crozier, who was convicted
IN Judge Zane's court recently ON n
charge Of adultery, but who skipped
before the day hxed for passing
sentence and was on Thursday night
captured In Denver, IL expected TO
arrive In this city on Monday morning
next. He win not get away the
second time quite NO easily.
SENTENCE DAY TOMORROW.
Tomorrow win be lively day In
Judge Zane's court, rs, apart from the
ordinary criminal trials, there are a
number OF prlsouen to come up for
sentence.
In the Commissioners courts today
there has been nothing TO do.
NEARING TIE END.
The grand jury will In all probshllltv
conclude their labors tomorr W,
will then give an account OF theN
stewardship.
NOTHING NrN.
No civil suits hrd been Hlcd In tn,
Third District court today up TO th
noon hour.
THE nLu. JAY.
There were no new Developments II
the hearing OF the Blue Jay mininl
case this morning, auu when the cour
adjourned at noon the dc endsnts
witnesses were still testiiying.
ABOUT HORSE.
A case was expected 70 come beior
Com missioner Meyer this aftcrnoos II
which ]. T.. DeW0ody IL the plalnti
and v. Eager aud IL. II. Parsons tn
defendants. Tho point NJ issue II a
10 ed breach OF warranty on the sale {
hone.
oARSIsHEe PROCEEDINGS,
The case OF Steele n Go. ". \. I
Pollock, into which the Herald hI
been drawn az IArnlshee, was argue
heiore Commissioner Meyer this morl
ing, by u. d. Lee for the plaintiff, |
n. Straup for the defendant ami ", w
Young for the Herald. Mrssru. Nouu
ard Straup, In their argument, COZ
tended that the comm sdoner had !
right To cali on the Herald, as gar
ishe-, TO testify a. 10 the funds IN 1
hands belonging to the de'ondaut, tn
being outside Of his Jurisdiction an
belongs 10 an equity court. The con
missioner has taken the matter und
advisement. II Ia thought that th
Will DO made test case.
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HEAVIER wooL M,SurAcrun,,c
AND MiLLINg ga Wv"

NOTICE OF As.essMtNT.-.S nr,,,.
- htr,hi give, that alta me,tisi "
dlreytort, hrld on May ath. To-, an 49,. % 'le
va ,'i s cd Noun rrna ,S1 20 gey share Of i7s
roralioh, PAYABLE July ist, iss!. h. 1 w eQi'
ton, .trteinrN, NJ LoaVcr civ tiaI To-
Any stock uIun whici, tnia 1ssrt.e,,..
I il,,i3 unpa on We lnh day III jnig ~
public auction aud unlyfs pavtrsrt " y
fore VIII Ice sold on the Sit IA, 81 W4lt
lsa, TO pay the delinquent attss,.,ss iulf,
sether WIN the cost OF advertising abt =,
Beaver CITY, May itth i-al ''''i1'
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prnhaie court.

The following Orders were made by
Judge Bartch todayi
Estate Of Elizabeth Barnes, de-
ceased, order made fxing June 10 to
hear final account aud petition iof
distribution.
Estate " Hannah Atwlcks, de-
ceased; order maize fixing Juoe IAN TO
hear flDnl account aud petition Tor
dietributiOu.
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I7UrN OF TNF TTNNHTf I0UTL
Wy CAusrEN BROWNE, Jl. Deputy ClGrg.
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LEGAL NOTICE.,


NOTICE - HEREBN GIVEN TIATt,tF.
~ ", Ihylor,ladministfat0t Of TIE eii1is I.
Timothy OlorcnshAW, deceased. has fcntt,si
for settlement, and q ed In said Court hs ftt
account ~ his Aiministrution Of saideftsistr9
petition for iual distribution OF The festss N
saii estate among the ncrf0ns entitled thefsts
lsH3,at 10 O'Clock a,m. at the t1uft room of,t1
Court, W. the County Court iiautr, sslt Ia
Ciiy and County. utah1crritlry, has bser M
appointed ~ the judge u sAd Court flr NJ
settlement Of saifHrcnrnt and hearing All II.
utinn tor distribution % which lime auititf,
any person Interested lu stid estate risa A.
pear and show cause, n any there be, WIN tt
account should not be settled ant arifutfi
ana nna distribution made NJ prayed fof
Dated May Il. li9l.
q y ALfEN.
CLERK Of The pfobttl Cisr,
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GUTHRIE, o. r., May 20. - Charles
McGiil, while huntny IN the Chtro-
Ike. Strip, was captured by Usage IN
dians aui taken 10 their village ne
was kept bound and tortured, and
after three days scalped, anu hnnliy
allowed TO 20, more dead than awe.
The government, has taken measures TO
punish the indians.
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ST. PAUL, May 20.-Reports from
Plpestonr, Farubault, 5lecpyeye, MINI,
New Richmond, Wis.iand other points
say that n severe snowstorm ana hllA,
gard Inns been raging since midn lght
aud still continue with tho thermOme-
ter below the freezing point.
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YAoKroS, \. d., May 90. - Nearly
all the delegates TO the Democratic
State convention elected have been
canvBsecd and their presidential prefer.
unces nre unanimous for Cleveland.
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In the matter Of the estate % Anifsv p....
eon, deceased ''l'

In the matter Of the estate % Andrew De-.
s0n, deceased. we
NoIfCE Is HEREBY giyEN ma.
~ ilrutca O. Peterson, adminIst.tt,,s W
the estate OF AIerew rot.4srr, rse,...s
havo rendered Tor settlement nd eist
said court Nli W hnal account o. lcs ~,
istfation Of said estate ami Rttier l.,
nnsi distribution Of the rusidue Of sad ,,,s,i
among the pgrtons entitled thereto. s,dtf.t
Thursday. the llth day Of May A. IL ~ y
~ O'Clock a. m, n the Couri room :. -.
Court, 10 the County tour uOusa, skit ~.
City and County, Utah lerritDfg, has hess 49,
appointed by the Judge OF said CONT n, ~,
settlement OF Hsid account aud hosHnr "a y.
tu0n Tor distribution, At which time atd y =.
any person Interested In said estate NAV sfh,,s
aud show cause, n aHy there be. WhT "a y.
count should not no settled and appfo,sd -.
fnal distr button made NJ prayed for
Dated Apiil 80, lH
9. \. ALLYN.
Clttk Of the rfnhats U'gr
by CAusrfN BHuwsh, ia, ueput r..f
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR,


NoTICE Is HERFnY etvr.
4 .nieraignod, Admluiatf.t.r., ~ INV
~ John bsnnion, deceased, 10 NJ 'n kiilis
SAID deceased. 10 exhiiii n e1. l... asainli ~
saif voucher within Zen m.8it. We hecti.
utft pnhication NJ this note. iiitt he
a = ~, ni ~ care Of Wadde "a w iii
IN if he esnnis n eai a, ,dHsgt SAT- la, t,,s
Dated April gist, l.al
JUstpIi HApErr
At..,.,.,. .AMukl u. HrNStov
mon, deceased VI vohu bsa
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CHICAGO, May a0.-rhere was big
boom on the board OF trade this morn.
ing on account Of frost-, snow and
foods. The corn advanced three cents,
wheat two cents and pork thirty cents.
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MARsiALLrOwN, lai May .",-l'
has been showing at intervals all uay'
and IL II growing colder.
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LONDON, May 2O.--The Times Mad.
rid special: spain has cancelled the
prohibition to import American pork,
which has been In force for many
years.