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OUTGOING STE.A u JRS.
TUESDAY, MAY 80
WEDNESDAY. NAY 81.

Tcutofc White Siar, LiNrrpool.... 90 m . 90 a ~
Rhynlad Re1 Star, Antwerp. 90 m . w III
THURSDAY. JUN,; l.
=. Bismarck. Ilamb-Am. Hamburg. 80 a m 7 90 m
NOrWcSlAn Alldfatage, Glasgow
lrinidsd Quebec B.rnuda mn. / 100 pm 3 90 m
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TO APPOINT \ NEW rRGEoNGENERAL 500.

Washington May e7.-Sccrctary Lamont has gone
to New>ork. lie will return on Monday and II is
expected that the appointment Of a new Surgeon
General OF the Army viii De- announced soon after
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EMBR0IDERIES.

SPECIAL LINE HAMBURG EMBROIDERED
EDGINGS. from l-2 to 0 inches wide, from &C.
TO SOC. yd. ~
CHOICE SELECTION EMBROIDERED SWISS
ALL-OVERS, for Yol<es. Sleeves ana GuimpS'
JAc. to 100 yd.
22-INCH BLACK LAWN EMBKOlDEhED
FLOUNCINGS. lsc.. 2Jc. I'D
42-INCU WHITE SWISS SKlRIlNGS, toiored'
Embroidered. jSc., SOC. I'd.
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SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEW .YoEK-sATURDAY, MAY -, Iso;
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW .YoHk-SATURDAY, MAY -, 1898
ARRIVED.
STEAMER ca%panIa (nr naine- BOD LyGrPOo May 20
second and 35' -enge pa .r 70 vs"Sn H. n ow VI
pa sage N da, 20 ~ hours S IS minutes
STEAMER l'.f- R"ndle. SOUTHAMPTON May 20. with
sterragc passengers to International Na igation Co Ar
rived at the Bar at q. m. rE-e q passage days.
steamer Ma,a,o n EyaG t sr2 Nay 70 sT.%
St'e@er iioIlIn.d@ Cnrl Toompoa M,raeaibo May H.
DslIctt Ari,rd at the bar at 10 - a. M
10 asn S"h ,. ra'f N,, m Tnn o SIX
River 20 with mi,e and ,N passengers t. W. D. Nun.
SON ,r A at '9S So Bar "a coa@So 100 days with
f.r 10 e c kiacs ,rr zrpleIn rlau i5s days with
md,e to order vessel to Funch tdye 60. 49,.
SANDY Hook. $50 p. m-wind south hsAt breeze
thick fog.
Steamer Murie (Br, Morrison. st Crox. st Lucia, st
steamer CITY OF Rome (Br). Young. Glasgow-Iiend'r-
steamer Concho crowcll, Key West and Galveston
steamer winthrop Cousins Passport. Me- IL Nal
steamer OrIzahA. Mcintosh. Havana and Mexican
steamer Manhattan Brars. Portland iIortio Hall
steamer Amaln DER. kra'ft. II'mbnrs-f"neh' fhye
\ steamer ravnoe Ingraham. Wilmington. C. and
Si.aucr La II~sbaye ouch. MINES An'"erp-' ]"
Randebrock. II ,.,r.u, ,n,orr,
ioral Navigation 90. .., 49,
steamer Br"dablk tNor. Niel~h 'Hlparcn "u var
denI---W ~ Nun-on.
steamer Nevada tBr,. Gushing. L,erpooi-A NJ Under
steamer City OF Columbia. J"nney. West Point Va
Old Dominion steamship Go.
>,,amer chester ar. Lewis, Southampton fn'"rna-
Si.arer Ro.noks. nuipher.. Norfolk and Newport
=. Domln steamship 20.
steamer Baml,oro fBrl. Jonc-, Mont"Sideo- Norton
-
steamer louisiana. eager. N'w-orleanS-Jo'"ph H.
St~amcr venoa tGer,. B~scvits, St-ttin. Copcn-
hagen ce-R. J. Cortls. =.
steamer il. +. Dimock. Coleman, Do-tcn-H f.
steamer Goid,boro. Pennington. Philadelphia William
T. CLYDE ( GO. Co.,,
Son -
steamer Old Dominion Corch. Newport News ana
pirhmond- cd Dominion steamship 90. -
St~.nier ~ Norir. Havrnoru, N"w-orean"-J J.
Van Siekel. ,,,,. -. a.
steamer Burcundia trr. Du'ic. Msr-"le~-Jam'' w
Bark Edih sheraton tBr. Mitchell. Fan Domingo
CITY,. Is. Nlciui 4 TO.
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CREAM, ECRu. COLORED and
BLACK AII..SIIk, Demi.Widths'
suitable for making Shoulder NaPcs
and Bertha Trimming, &C., O.inch. lH'
inch. 27.imch. i'm all the desir"oe
styles. such as BOUROON. NET TOT,
CHANTILLY, POINT D'lREIANDE
and IRISH POINT.
TWO-TONED. COTTON. ECRU CREAM and
BLACK LACE from &c.. ;, 2, 10. IL. loc'
ESPECIAL.
ELEGANT LINE NARROW AND MEDIUM
FANCY COTTON LACES. in applique Net
tops Point d'Ircande Duchess, Nalenoennes
and Marguerite Laces.
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beautiful light shade Of auburn produced pS u
famous Mcssaina 81 80 per bottle.
The latest designs in Tortoise Shell Ornaments.
A. SlMONSON,
oil BROADWAY, BOTH AND DIST SITS
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SAILED.

Steamers Iir1lria M. for Liverpool Ia Ior'ih
IIavrr: Trsye Ger. Bfcmcn VIA southampton
,;.uo, (s,r. Hamburg. N'rndau lbul'h'
Rotterdam Itouogn"; Massachusetts tlir LONDON
Ia GusNrl. Or7abl. Havana anu M"Nfsn port
In naliimorr: Monmouth ar. Philadelphia 'NN ~
,tou III Glasgow; Tallaha~-co savannah; Alp- Or.
i,eu,d, ana Trinidad lrnnland tBlg Antwerp ''n-
uoEc Norfolk aud Newport News. Khietla Ger liam
burg; V"nrti. U,cr Stcttin, Sc; on Dominion newport
Lou -i,na New Dr"in- { one no.
Key Nest and Galveston: Monel nir. II trolN, 81
Iawnre. Wilmington CITY ~ Columbia, West i"lht
chester fBri. southampton; III Nore. Ne"-orlcan-
Nevada OBJ Liverpool.
Italian cruiser tina for Annapolis; Italian Transport,
Frid,no.
Ship silvcrcraie (BO. Tor Calcutta.
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WASHINGTON, ID. g., Dec. lS.--tn
the Senate the long.l0oked-ior message
from the President ~ 10 the relations
VI the government and the country to
the Hawaiian islands was received
aud the reading wa. Listened TO most
attoniyoly. a request by Chandler
ilr the reading OF the Instructions %
Willis led to n debate Of an hours
duration, and they we're finally read.
Mitchell dem of Wisconsin intro
ducod bin PROHIBITING racing ia the
District OF Columbia,
Morgan introduced a Joint resolution,
creating u committee, 10 consist "
three senators anu three represo ntA-
tiyus, 20 examine into aud report upOn
TIE condition Of the Maritime canal In
Nicaragua, The resolution wnH re-.
ierrud 10 the committee on contingent
expenses, with n request iOs speedy
action,
PETER introduced bill Tor producing
funds Tor immediate usu Ia relieving
the want ana distress Ia the country.
D0iph, in accordance with a notice
previously given, addressed the Senate
on the pfcaident's annual message In
nn elaborate and carefully prepared
speech against the abandonment oi tho
protective system OF tue United States.
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PIrsANuyCJ. Dee. ls.--Dsfu,--,B
noW lsu sb, ihurD was general
engagement Iriw,ul tile fHuo .uII b
aud the government forces saturday.
be luvUruWuu. uluas have captured
tho islpuu of Dom Jcsu., where th,
I,uuIs obtained tleII water supply
Tine rebel war suiu AquiJlusu mas H..
turned iu "a damage. ,ouliiuu, uuvltg
suueIcI irum 90, Ore oil tnu Iufts.
Muiil'. Uusiiipn isu u.pUritu one.
NLw NuHN. Dee. is.-- the Nuu ID s.
li.iut,n Irm Peru .muuc : Pfe-i.sut
PuINItu's agents have decided 10 giHut
tue rather steep price demanded by the
officers OF the new dynamite cruiser
NiChterUy who were suIIurI rom
Sew York. They usEcd $1,000 iOT o..
tuiisuus lu his service ate. tine vufs.l
reached THIS plr,, iYr three mouth.'
further duty. Alter mu Uviuur the
uns been conceded HuI the NichtrfOy
uliiCcrs viii remain with net
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CONGRESS DEBATE.
SkirmlSh IN The House on tho
Hawaiian Question.
CLEyELAND's NE,sAGE READ.
The Sorgcant.at.Arms Iail,d upon te
Preserve Order.-Ihe Message
In the senate.

wAsHNGroN, Dec. ls.-rhe Hght
over the Hawaiian matter IN the
House followed fast and furious on the
heels Of the reading Of the message,
which was delayed on account Of the
PENSION debate, until $3.50 thi. afrr-
noon.
The fret Hawaiian skltmish 90.
cured over the question OF reading the
distractions to Minister wins, which
was insisted upon by Boutelio. The
House agreed To this. Ailer the CON
cIusion Of the reading Boulelle TO-.
newed the assault by bringing fOfwur
resolution, declaring the admiuistfs.
ton policy inconsistent with the spirit
OF the Constitution and traditions VI
the government.
Great excitement reigned, and IN the
confusion Blutelle failed TO follow ~
hi parliamentary advantngr, anu was
ruled cui Of order.
A resolution Of Cochran Tor tho ap.
polutment Of committee OF seven to
investigate the alleged Invasion Ut the
territorial Integrity Vt tue United Statue
by tue last administration, also went
down under the fotaliul0ry objection
OF Boutelle.
The confusion was 30 great that the
sorgeant.at.armB was called on 10 pre-
serve order Adjournment was caused
by the lack Of a quorum on a motion
10 20 into committee of the whole.
Party feeling ross very high at tho
close u the session, aud no doubt the
struggle will be continued as soon ~
opportunity offers Ia the House tomOr.
row.
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CuICAdJ, Dtt. lS.-lu ne Cuu.h.iu
trial ID I.uals, luutst, iueuuH I'd
Cioun's body ~ worn u0uc uu tu.
teeth.
Mrs. Pauline H1r,cIs trttHeI tuat
on the night NJ May !. 1888, -uo suw
u buggy ur,wn BY a vuiiu uuro au.
pruauh the Cat.sUu cottage auI s,lp Do
'front.' Of a. a tail man got uu., uuI
reaching tor box 1r vaiisr, went a..
iuc tteps unu wlt admitted 90 the
house. Almost Immediately thyr.
q anne sound Ut blows nuI nshtiug,
au she heard q voice cry; "Ou, GIy;
o., Jesus" und the. m.re sttuR j.
ing anu the sound Of body faliin..
Size been uB frightened anu ran Away,
Tue uNamiuatinn was severe,
but failed % shake Uvr testimony,
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FLORENCE, Kan, Doc Isl,
rOuu, s,atv labor commissioner ma..
n Mufduruu8 assault Nitn Is lUl4,
cane Uu }. T. House, yuitur OF o.
bWl'hH, ON the depot plntofm th.
morning. IoJL came W buhiuu
House aud hit MIN over tho ear. The
latter gnppled, ,hIow him over n
truck anu va. lummtlllpg him when
the crowd separated them. lodd lgs
teen put under arrest, waiting trial
for assault WIN intent TO kill.
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BERItS, Drt. ls.-A hundred au-
tunibt-, some uf them recently luur.
TED from prison, mtt at Wuruutuv,
uat this city, yesterday. The go Eurs
uunly denounced the social demo.
Aia, and mention ul the NANTES OF
ityucnbl, ralIus, valiant aud other
bfUuist- who have taken tbrt iu
tlfngus were received with loud up.
subv. II was declared by Tho -ptaa.
,n that the unlugs ui tine men wrtr
mere child's play computed 90 What
will bu done IA the iutuiu. The police
took The NANTES VI uli those present,
aud 10 IL expected that arrests Will iUi.
low.
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CHICAGO, Dec. ls.-A statement II
current here that the famous Davis
will case had been settled ami tue
81 ,O0O.C0O estate OF Andrew J. Dlyis,
tue Montana millionaire, will soon be-
divided among the heirs. The settle
ment, u 10 6Aii, was made with the
contestants OF the will, Henry A. Root
anu Mary Cummings, on the basis OF
their original claim, which was $4,000
Os0.
HELENA, Mont, Dec. iS.-Jamus A.
Talbot, special administtatOf Of the
Davis estate, denies that a settlement
has been MADE,
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NEWS hl0LD .DJd ABROAD
The Relations Between Russia and
The Vatican STRAINED.
The UrHz'itnn Revelation Herman
Nunrrhisis Applaud ufdcrcr..
-niuI- iu gtnINs

VI.NSA, Dec. rs -- The relations be-
twc,u the Vatican uui Russia arc said
Co Doe lar ioss cordial than s0mc time
ago. rhu fogc, iu e recent lu,t.r 60
sac car complained % varI.u. aats
against tue liberty oi the p1usn Cain.
Dlic.. The terms ui thr .zlFs reply
have not yet trausp fuI, but shuu.d tuv
vzar Ngcuun 60 ucrUIe 90 the rJIt'-
r.Vuy- 10 is expected the latter un5
mthr tue mauurtuo subject OF puui,c
tfuuuuuIumuutu.
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GALvEsrUN, De. l5.-rhe NouS
Austin sp cisl: Digk VOL acc, h. n
Dalton, Lewis snclIOu ana Bul BIOu-
sOu, cUnvictu4 81 holding up srd
robuiug tram uu the International N
Urest Northern near Duvai, DUcem-
ber lltb, were sentence 10 tuitly.hyu
yeais iu tle prnIt-H nry.
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PUEnlO, Dec. ls.-rne Colorado
Furi nuu Iron company has contracted
with tho Union Pacific Tor the ne.
livery VI thirty thousand tons Of steel
aIlv. IL will result Ia the employ
mvut VI lJuJ muu at the Pueblo
works,
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.



NOTICE Us uEUEUN GIVEN ny THE UN.
N dCrnguud, administrator 90 the estate -
WI n. Anru. dorols0d,to the creditors ot.nnd
900 persons having rlAimH against the SAID
decreased, 60 EXHIBIT them with tho uOefaaaTv
vouchers, within ten months after tho uIst
publication ut this notice, 20 the said admin.
ifuAtHr 40 No a street, "a salt Lake cry. ll
tho County uf salt Lake.
Vim. L. H. Allen, administrator uf the estate
OF 49, L., \. Allen. dgcoIfud.
Dated December ON. IFtL
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AUI boo accordance with .Hv and tle order u
Coo Hoard Nf Dfr.lnr made eta tHc seventh
DAY Hf october l-'.. aH uauF Shares ul CHgh
UfIU.| HI sIu.k IH HH. "r necessary, Will 10
Hu.u 40 fHH once uf tEr r..r"IaIYs 80 tUusuta.
tom NHIUIHg. at llaU t.iy, Juh. On Mon.
HlN. INu Uu.In uBH u. Ur.UmhUr I-iT, ~ Q D.
u. tl u1Y iHt fu iuHlHUt HHrsHurnt together
with thU costs Of IINrrf.aI. and expense OF
H#|.. " q UTN Co., aeUfut1rF.
ur.Ha. room .H Constitution huI ding. salt
Liable DfN taH
80 u mUUHHa NJ ttp NUlFI Uf directors ~
u.u arNrr HiImuE HuH WIl IuH tHmrHu., hold
uu tnU 4.tn dos Hf November. l.I. fIH fHtD I0r
fnH HlIr uf Goo lHuEu STOCK woe postponed
HitI tHU UIH ilr uf December. ls.., lt l'r. u.,
10 Che above named ult,c
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BRISTOL Penn, Dee. ls.-walter
shannon ana Mic. Ann DAVIS were
iDunu uUaI iu buu ut tue IHttuI's rcsi.
husband, has been arrested, but uruiu
Knowing auytninr about the mutlcE
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BEuKlNuuuE. COJ. b. ls-
NUue % Euuwu person auyuYi,I 80
au early huuf tnls morning 10 tufuN
"A tUmU loaded vita lyu1uilu lut1 be
room over tue Exchange state uauF,
coupled uy q urge I'm ir, pr,siI,u.
OF tue baur. tne bIhY mswl Iur
window aul f,ii 90 tho sidtw Nk,w uI,
30 exploded, scattering tho wiuuUws %
the uaug auI "a jauent buiiIugz. fine
plrpl.u Oi tue bJmu.tur0wcr was aI.
iarently ~ ss.assiuatg EIs.U, WHO VIA
sleeping.
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who was to be witness, mad oolgeJ
service, and could not b. called.
Tho counsel Tor the y 0sccutiIn
sprung a sensation by anuouuc ug that
ia state hnl been betrayed 10y mudic ]
uxu'f,s relied on 10 reuut the Insanity
evidence. TIE tesiim uJ bu ni'.u
had been carried by the u.'iors tl thD
attorneys Tor the Iu'rn.C. DIS. thuIch
ndd BrlWu, both iustutty 'AU.iis,
employed Is ghv slate, TO-DAY o.. Ii..J
Tor the Jr uu-y, dprluug That tuty
cJluiItred Pee arf-ast iurauv,
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PALERMO, Dec. ia serious dem.
uns.rh.luu at MuufUnlr was organized
by the Fasuia del Lavogaiufi society.
The mob cried, I'D wa with the mu.
nicipal authorities" "DIwn with the
gctrUi." Tho crowd were GisgcfsoI
alter sharp ,O. q 81.
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mENnY nEYEws oAsE
one OF tho Jurors IIopcIessiy
tusunr.

NEW YORK, Dec, ls.-A Juror
In the Henry Mcyrr ease, was frz'U
with an eplleplr Nc ana court
adjourned. Low was once an inmate
Of the Bloomingiale Asylum. The de.
yelopment Of this TACT may result IN a
mistrnl,
Dire. Dana and Mcdonnell tonight
made an examination OF Juror Low.
The doctors each wrote out scale
opinion regarding Lows condition,
which will be opened by Judge Jarrett
tomorrow.
is believed the fading OF the ex.
peris viii show that Low 10 hOpelessly
insane.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


T-IlTI " TNHTH NIWTllII U0IlII1d-
NUIl"E Is HEREBY OWEN ny THE
~ uu1UuiKnrd. sarah %. kImlnli. admins.
U#|FiN of tHr Ostair uf Uhurh \. kmhalI
deceased, o. tHu creditors ~, aud ull prrauua
having r'HiuH against thU HHid ducuhfed, %
thhiUt ihHW with One necessary vouchers,
within four months after ihr ur.i publication
ui tliH notice, tU Che said hdminIsfhlrlx AZ her
rg .ldyngO iu salt Lake CITY, in the County Of
SAT- Lake
rauh o. klmbAu. adm.nistratriN OF tho
estate Of Ranch ~, kimhali. deceased.
M---- A..-u--.u mn L---
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hOusIOS, Tex Dec. lS.-Wbeu the
Southern Pacific easlUuuuI train
reached Liberty today, John hulcuiu.
son, the Wells, Fargo messenger was
found JUad Ia the car, biz head Civaved
open by blow from an "a, anu tue
ear robbed.
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DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL
COMPANY, OGDEN, UTAH
TERRITORY.

NOTICE TuEHE AUI INuJENr
~ upon lhu following IUH.UH.I .HyL uu
account uf H.H".HuUuis Iullui Hu N SO lHi
F.|. tIu several HWHIuts ... opposite tny
uhmt. OF tuy respective .UHrguHIlyu. Ha fI.a
love.
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The People ot ino I.ruio,g Of Utah send
Er citing lu samuel 'hyenH. Defend
uUI
YOU ARE UIWIuN REQUIRED TO Az.
I pear iu uu action NTHUHHI AGAINST N.u HV
fUu HNHly named plaintiff Ir .HU UIaITIHf t.ufl
Dol. tNU ihifi Judicial n.N.I HI IHu Iumt.rg
u. lWn, uuu Goo uU.WlI lUH complaint UIpI
therein within ten u.TH IrNUIuHIEu uf 600 uly
uI auuIrHI otter QUO service uu SOU of thIH
.uWmuus 10 .rNUl within fIIH UuUut.. ut 10
..TtH| uui uI Goo. tHuHlF. Uuf 100 IUIH district.
within twenty IHEH. otherwise W thin foftH
HHI.. Ur iuIsmuHt uy default Will 90 taken
H.un. sou. ..u.uIus o. % PRAYER uf said
complaint
IHrHt.d action BROUGHT to hatg aterrr
Ul IH.H tuur. ..'UIEIuF tN|I fnH MARRIAGE rrIH.
Uuu yNiHuuE NUtfUUu UIHWHU ami defendant
Do. H a..Nyu HuI luuuIl0u, lnu chat U|H.uuu hu
ff.YI I.Hu InI uII| cation thereof. Hf.ItU rrIlHf
UraHUl nu iIr ground that since said WlrriH.r
l.r N.iUnlHui hAs failed iH provide tlrplHmun
.Hf common uUUrHHHrrH 1 f0. although uf
HuU."Iyut ability Hu du.
and SON aru hgreuy notified that n you fsll 90
appear and HuHWrr Che emil complaint HH above
required tuu all plaintiff vIi Apply Go tbo
CONT f.r be- relief demanded urrHIu.
Mliuu#.. tNn Hon iuHrlra n Zane, Judge.
aud tNy Hr % of the District Court uf thr Third
luH.HiN instruct 100 1ui TOR thu Itrli0rI OF
tnu, ih.H Isi day ui November Iu tho year OF
our lprl uuu thousand uIsrt hundred aud
IuhLI UENRY e.. WomLAS. CLERK.
liy DIu. % Luuus urpuE ul,ra
EsuHh s. ll1NuEH'uN uy a. i.lIk
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CHICAGO, Dee. lS.-In the Pfonder.
CAST trial Attorney Wade, for the he.
tense, announced that Henry George,
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LEGAL NOTICE
b tho Probate Court, in and for galt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah


County. Territory Of umh.
In tho Matter VI Che Esi,to OF John t,rssp.
Deceased.
NOTICE o. UEHEuY GIVEN THAT
~ ID. ID. ll1uff HdmInIstIhfu- Of fng
ystli' OF John Larsen. gGetH..I. DIS rrn.
IrrUI Cor H.HIgmDHt and U.oI iu $50 Uuul.
in lNAl .HuHl ut bic administration afii
estate and UuHuuu for nHHI d.sflI.HfIur OF fHa
'.u. obi HHlI estate among tHg uHrH.H. yu.
tI 'Nt..i1. Iul That lHurs11.. fHu 900 uty
HI D. i"I.IHs a ID. I-It, 90 II U'r.uU. 70 r DO
OBJ" 'N.it HINH .. .aIl Court Iu fHH Count.
..H.i NHH.., .t 'asr lIr and County. Jt.u
.I..'I. .NHs .Nu duly appointed Joy iHr
n..HIui HNI NUf.Hs Bald petition IHr U..frIHu
Nuu, .i which HuH and uIUU. au. U.r..u
Interested 5000 .flf. mlF uuuU.r no show
cause. 10 Hrs There U". why sI.H u..uHu. Should
u.t NH yt.rf HHl approved and lua uIa.IUu
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t|Jrk UI Coo PROBATE Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-19
PRENDEnGAsr INSANE.

Medical Experts 80 declare AFTER IN
animation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-19

ny juuS H CuNWuUh, Deputy Marshll
Dated ut salt LnkU city nocsmhcr iith, lrJ,
John ". Cannon. attorney fur plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-19

Tho People Of tur r..uiorr Of Utah scud
Fr.ouuE 1o -amuo. InyenH. Defend
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-07
SAVED FROM CORRUPTION.
How the Secret Ballot Preserved the In
tegrity OF One American Citizen.

How the Secret Ballot Preserved the In
tegrity of One American Citizen.
The foreign-looking gentleman gave
his soft-ooiled breakfast egg such an
emphatic chop with his knife that a
drop of the yolk flew across the hotel
table and alighted upon the expansive
shirt front of fat man with red whis-
kers who sat opposite.
''Urmpw grunted the fat man dis
gustedly.
"Par-r-rdon, my dear sirl' exclaimed
the offender. "a thousand apologies
for my gaucherie"
''Urmp!" responded the fat man in a
slightly Modified tone.
''Ze campaign just now at an end has
been fruitful of re most gr-r-rand re-
suits" said the foreign gentleman, as
he proceeded to eat his egg out of the
she'll with a spoon.
''Urmp!'' replied the fat man assent
ingly.
''Ze attempt was made to buy re con-
troll of government, but eet was foiled,"
declared the foreigner, impressively, "a
he began on the second half of his egg.
"UrmpI" grunted the fat man.
Gin re state of New York everywhere
was corruption, said the foreign
gentleman, waving his spoon. Millions
Of dollars were paid to buy ze votes of
American citizens"
''Urmp!' rejoined the fat man with
more interest in his tone
Tat which / speak Of was open 10 ze
observation most public" the stranger
went on. he corruption Of re fran
chise was open and undisguised. Even
l myself was approached by ze agents
of re machine political
"Urmp," replied the fat man, as if
incredulous.
such is ne fact most abominsble,'
reiterated the foreigner with indigna-
ton, scowling and stroking his goatee.
IAN emissary of political party
stopped me as ! was arriving a. re poll
ing place. He was full OF dollars
big what you call 'wad' in each hand
Said he:
"'Come in here and have queique-
chose with me- he says
For TO be polite assent We have
a glass Of eau-de-vie together and he
offers ne a bill for five dollars 20 vote
re ticket of his party.
'Nevare" / say with horror, nay
gorge rising at re proposition.
81 gil you ten dollars. be says
II take ze money. l put il IN my
pocket and 20 into re polling place
vote. but at the same time bonHeur Is
-. ..-- e--.d IT,, t.{ve, ~~.r
rupted by circumstance providentisL"
"Urmp." grunted the fat man with
the red whiskers. interroZat.vely
4 am preserved from cor-r-ruP..on, -
said the foreign gentleman proBdly. By
ze secrecy Of n bs.lot w zshiBgton
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