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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-27
Tho Health Department.

The following report shows the opera
tions of the health department for the
past week:
Number of loads of garbage and refuse dis
POSON OA---------.-. :. . -. :. OOl
Number of dead animals dsposed of (3
horses, dogs, cats) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL
Number of complaints received and at
tended to............. .----....----------s SO
Number of cases of contagious diseases re-
ported (soariet fever 81 - 8
Number of deaths from contagious diseases
reported (diphtherla Observation-Disclosures.
Burial permits issued ...i ~
Births reported (males 8, females 4, not
given Observation-Disclosures. s
Pay rolls (health department s53S.75,
creamatory sos; ....,............s6 1888 Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-27
SCANDINAVIAN DEMOCRATS.
Programme for the Meeting to Be Hell
Tomorrow Evening.

Tomorrow Evening.
y The regular weekly meeting OF the
Scandinavian Democratic society will be
held at Social hall, at 8 p. m. tomorrow,
when the following programme will be
carried out:
Piano Solo. -. ..... Miss Kate Burt
Speech. Secretary of Utah. Mr.. c. c. Richards
Bass Solo,. -. Mr.. n. G. Nordstron
Piano Selection ......... miss Holt
Speech. Col. b. G. Lett
Selection. :. Mrs. Sue johnson. Miss Emma
Jorgensen, and Mr.. Critchler.
All are invited.
H. M. N. LUND, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-27

The eighteenth year of Rowland Hail
begins on Wednesday Sept. 6. The prin-
cipal can be seen at the hail after Aug. 25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-27

The Beet Crop.
The weather is inclined to be shower
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
Foreign.

OFFICIAL returns show marked increase in
the ravages of cholera in the parts of the
Russian Empire where the disease is cpl
demic The epidemic exists in the Govern
ments of Viatka, Kazan, 0ofa, Simbeersk.
Orel, Podolia and Toola.
FRANCE decided not to raise the blockade
of Siam until all her demands were complied
with.
THE American yacht Navahoe won the race
of the Royal Southampton (England) Yacht
Club Emperor Williams yacht, the Meteor,
won the Queens Cup on time allowance, the
Valkyre which finished first, being disquali-
fed.
THE Siamese Government gave the guar
antees demanded by France for fulhlment of
the terms of ultimatum.
THE blockade of Bangkok has been raised
and France and Siam have settled the diff
eulties between them.
THE Government oi Santa Fe, Argentine
Republic, has surrendered to the Radicals
or Rebels.
The cholera has existed in epidemic form
at Marseiles for three months past, but the
local authorities have succeeded in conceal
ing the fact even from the French Govern
ment. The condition of things at Naples,
Italy, is also stated to be very serious, there
being now as many as fifty new eases a. day.
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
THE NEWS EPrToMIzED.
rasfern and MIDDLE states.

Ja,ys Hsavg7. one Of the oldest and most
ezperieuced Detectives On the syracuse
m. Y, ! police force. was shot and instantly
killed while arrsstirg two desperate erin
inaIs The murderer, who was soon under
arrest, gave himself az George u. Barnes.
NAVY mills and factories in the Eastern
states. including the big Amoskeag Mills at
Manchester, y. H., have shut down.
Tgg United s<ates cruiser View York was
nlaced in commission at Philadelphia.
sAyrses banks generally throughout View
England and New York gave notice fnat the
time rule would be enforced.
YoxggEs, ". r., had the worst fire tEst the
cjty has experienced Ia years. 1t was In tna
heart Of the business section, and before II
vas checked IT had destroyed eight build
fngs. damaged two dozen more and burned
an. fonrfeen stores. ThetotaI loss was about
si00,000
Apprsox BgEBE and his wife were struck
nv n train on a crossing at Panama, v. T.,
and instantly Killed. Becbe was profnf-
nent farrner.
IaruTgSsxr szLDEx G. CIoBgfDGE, OF the
Fourteenth Regiment, National Guard,
State Of New York, was arrested upon the
charge Of completely In the rebate frauds in
the Tax Department Of BROOKLYN.
syenErAny CARLISLE left New York City
for GRAY Gables. Buzzard's Bay, Mass, after
committing with the Custom House Investi-
eating Commission, with special treasury
agents about Chinese admissions and with
Assistant Treasurer Jordan. He avoided oil
bankers.
SECRETARY or TEE TnzssUEY CARLISLE ar
rived Mt Gray Gables, Buzzard's Bay, from
Washington. He was met at the station by
Mrs. Cleveland and driven to Gray Gables,
where he took breakfast with the family, and
then consulted with the President on the
message to Congress.
CHIEF JUSTICE BLgcKLEY, OF the Supreme
Court, OF Georgia, widower more tnan
seventy years old, married Miss Chloe Her
ring, Of New York City.
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
RECORD OF rHE LEAGUE CLUBS.
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

ENGLAND has annexed the Solo mon ISL
ands.
SILVER is being exported. More gold is be-
ing imported.
An increasing output of petroleum is re-
ported from Peru.
THE Belgian Government will try some
rain-making experiments.
THE troops will soon be removed from the
East Tennessee coal mines.
THERE is S55 900 of unclaimed money in
Connecticut savings banks.
PRESIDENT DIAz is considering reduction
of Mexico's standing army.
THERE are over 800 900 children in New
York City insured in case of death.
THE prediction is made at London that
Parliament will be dissolved early in 1894.
THE Borden trial cost the taxpayers of
Bristol County, Massachusetts,, about S14 600.
The amount of money held by various
London banks is not far short Of 81, 15O, ,000,-
O00
THE tariff war started between Russia and
Germany will do the former country the most
injury.
The cotton crop throughout West Ten
nessee is better than it has been for twenty
years.
AN Egyptian exhibition is to be held at
Cairo next winter under the auspices OF the
Khedive.
CHIHUAHUA, Mexico by its Legislature mrs
authorized the summary shooting OF cattle
thieves.
THERE is a general complaint of a scarcity
of small notes. Bankers are unloading in
stead silver COINS
THE building of the trolley road on the
Gettysburg penn. battlefield has been dis
continued for lack of money.
THE railroads centering in Boston suffered
depreciation of more than $40, 500, 900 in
stock valuation during the month of July.
The celebrated German geographers at the
Gotha Institution predict an insufficient rain
fall in the autumn and severely cold winter.
WORLDS FAIR exhibitors are complaining
of poor ventilation in and lack of facilities
Tor visitors to reach the galleries IN the var
Gus buildings.
THE Emperor of Germany does not approve
of monocles and has forbidden his officers TO
follow the English fashion of sticking an eye
glass in their eye.
kISG BEHANzIN of Dahomey, A A'rica, has
not surrendered to the French and General
Dodge is to lead another expedition against
him in September.
The yacht Britannia. owned by the Prince
of Wales, has been selected to defend the
gold cup challenged for by the American
yacht Navahoe in September.
Or the occasion of the German Emperor
| visit to Alsace-Lorraine in September a new
flag, that is designed to be used in place oi
the one hitherto belonging to Alsace-L Lor
| raine, will be hoisted. The new flag will
| bear an imperial crown on a silver field
which will be encircled by white band, rest
/ ing on red and black bands.
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
VERY FEW VISITORS.
The Worlds Fair Opened on Sunday
With Indifferent Success.

The Worlds Fair was open TO the public
on Sunday, again, in obedience to Judge
Rtein's njunction-that is, the gates were
open--but they might as we'll have been
closed, for the public did not seem TO care to
take advantage OF the fact. Not since the
Fair was opened has the attendance been so
light. The grounds. Midway Plaisance and
sll. were practically deserted.
The total attendance up to 3 O'Clock, in
Gliding employees anJ eeneessionaires. was
scarcely ten thousand, and tho officials at
the Bureau of Admissions did no. think the
Total for the entire day and evening would
run more than twelve thousand.
The grounds had much the same appear
ance as they had when the gates were
closed Nearly all the State buildings
were closed, and so were many of the struc-
lures containing exhibits, and in the build
ings that were open a large portion of the
exhibits We're covered UP so they could not
be seen. All the restaurants, cigar stands
and drinking water fountains We're closed.
There was no attempt on the part of the
Worlds Fair management to make things
attractive to visitors beyond the beauty and
grandeur of the White City itself. There
were no religious exercises. and many 9th
shows along the Midway Plaisance had
piacards tackled up announcing to the few
Struggling visitors that there would be no
performance. The patronage was hardly
largo enough to pay running expenses.
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
south and West.

A HEAVY rain and lightning storm visited
Denver. Col, and vicinity, doing vast dam.
age. Near Cotipaxi 1t washed out part OF
the Denver and Rio Grande track and oc-
casioned the wrecking OF the eastbound
California express. The engineer, Tom
Andrews, was killed.
on stEngineers Day at the Worlds Fair
several thousand mechanical engineers took
part In the celebration. They went our In n
body on the wbaleback steamer Christopher
Columbus, and under an escort Of Exposition
officials we're shown the wonders In the way
OF engineering skill in tho White oity.
The Worlds Fair is now half over, and the
total paid attendance for the first three
months numbers 100000 persons.
WILL THOMPSON, Tom Preston and Handy
Kelgler, all colored, have been lynched In
Lexington County, South Carolina, for
assauiting Mrs Sigliter, the wife OF
farmer.
NEAR Montgomery, Texas. three colored
men attacked the house Of Nj. Marsh, killed
him, assaulted his wife, murdered his infant
and cut out the tongue OF his seven-year-old
child. One colored man was caught and
lynchod.
The Chicago provision deal collapsed
John Cudahy and several commission houses
failed there was wild excitement on the
Board Of Trade Charles Wright and N. X.
Fairbank lost heavily.
Ir was practically settled that the gates of
the Worlds Fair would be opened on Sunday
during the rest of the Exposition.
LAZARUS S1I.yERMAN, a well-known Chicago
banker suspended. Liabilities, $1.000,0O0
The people from the frozen land OF the
Car OF all the Russas celebrated at the
Worlds Fair their special day. reception
was held throughout the day in the Russian
pavilion in Manufactures Hall. concert
of Russian music was given in Festival Hall.
FELIX PooLE,a notorious character ofOhio
County, Kentucky, was lynched there for as
sau!ting young woman.
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
Washington.

THE President appointed Charles B. Nor
ton, OF Maine, to be Fourth Auditor OF the
Treasury, vice John r. Lynch, of Missis-
sippi, resigned.
SECRETARY CARLISLE wrote to Collector
Hendricks of New York City, declining TO
modify his order of July 10 regarding the
Authorization by the customs authorities of
certificates of Identification issued by the
Chinese Consul at New York.
The coinage executed at the United States
mints during July was very light. being only
2,165. 500 pieces of the value of 1891, 300.
IT was officially announced that Count de
Sponneck. Danish Minister to the United
States, had been appointed Minister to
Austria Hungary. Count Reventlow, First
Secretary of the Danish Legation at st.
Petersburg, has been appointed to succeed
Count de Sponneck in Washington.
SECRETARY CARLISLE ordered the Acting
Director of the Mint to notify sellers of sill
yer bullion that from and after this date de-
liveries on sales to the Government must be
completed within five days of date of ac-
ceptance. The time heretofore has been ten
days.
The circulation statement of the United
States Treasury shows an increase in all
classes of money in circulation on August
over July of SIT ,372, 500.
OWING to the dsincination of the National
banks of the country to part with their cur
rency at this time 1t is probable the pension
ers who are to be paid this quarter will ex-
perience slight delay in receiving their
money.
MINISTER BLoUNr's long expected report
on Hawa iian affairs was received by the
Secretary of State.
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
Will Be Robbed
.icago
e the Worlds Fair

Every subscriber to the SATURDAY BLADE or CHICAGO
LEADER will receive a Free Certificate emitting the
holder to call at office any hour day. night Sum
day. during the Worlds Fair and will locate you at
whatever price room you wish We personally 1nvesti-
gate boarding houses rooms hotels etc. and
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
FIRE In THE STRIP.

Cherokee Boomers and Cattlemen
Flee for Their Lives.
The United States cavalry is supposed to
have fired the Cherokee Strip, causing vast
prairie fire, which caused great loss
There was thrilling scene. CattIemen
started their cattle on dead run, as they
new before the rapid fames Boomers put
sheir horses to the gallop to get away.
This will be n crushing blow to the BOOM
srs whe intended to take claims In the Strip,
~ II will destroy the forage.
Farmers In the edge OF the Strip began
hack firing as much as much as possible .
prevent the fire from destroying their stacks
IL wheak ard homes
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
;" 011lCdSO
During the
IF You Are
Not Posted

save you great deal of money. This de.
partment has a post Office, reading and
writing room. baggage and parcel room, tele-
graph office, waiting room. All these privi-
ieges are Absolutely Free to every subscriber.
THE SATURDAY BLADE is highly illustrated
weekly newspaper. THE CHICAGO LEADER
is a well known family and literary illustra--
ed weekly. These papers are the most IN.
teresting weeklies extanr and have the lagesi
circulation of any weekly newspapers in the
world-5oo,ooo copies weekly. The price o.
either paper is $2.oo PER YEAR, sl.oo
FOB so CTS. Send in your subscriptions. :.
Fair, also sample copy. sent free to any add
w. ID. BOYCE, 115-11z
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
House FOR SALE.

House and lot in the City of Passaic,
New Jersey. House containing eight
rooms, large attic, cemented cellar. fur
mace heat to hall and every room, range,
cubs, bath w. C. and electric light
throughout--a complete home; only five
minutes walk from Passaic High-School.
ten minutes from Erie and five from D
L. & w. R. X. Queen Anne architec-
ture. Lot so X 1870 it.. two grape
vines, many small fruit trees, currant
and berry bushes. On rear of lot is
poultry house 5 10 16 it,, new, built
c., and is suitable for a small stable.
Price. $4,000. Purchaser may take up
Building and Loan mortgage, House
will rect for $50 or $35 per month.
Address OWNER, Box II. REcosD office.
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05
RUSSIAN TOWN BURNED.
Seven Persons Killed and $50 Buid-
ings Destroyed.

The town of Brisk, In the Government of
0renburg, Russia, has been visited by most
disastrous confagration.
One hundred and eighty houses were
burned. Seven persons were killed and
large number injured. Amongthe buildings
destroyed were the City Hall and the Catho-
lie Church.
Passaic City record., 1893-08-05

IT is reported that a ton of hay recently
sold In London for double the price OF a ton
of oats. Hay and wheat are now nearer to-
gether in price than ever known before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
pIssoLurIoNs . co-rARrNEnsHIss.
Rrcuxosp. W., Nay 1. issa

RIcuhoSp. W., May I. 1893
NOTICE-WE, THE UN u r.
IN SIGNED, have this day formed 2 CO.
partnership Tor tho conduct OF a GENERAL.
she title OF THE RICHMOND TRANSFkk
AND STORAGE WAREHOUSE" and respect
fully solscss the support and pstrouaks o. al
parties desiring such service ana aocommodA-
ton.
Houssho,d Goods. Personal Ererts. MsechAn-
disc, Machinery, DC, can b8 placed vita ~ "
our Incurred warehouses ~ fnodersss reeeA
Warehouse and ofilces. Carungton end ~
toenth streets, Richmond. Va
CHAxLEs r. prck,l DuCE CAuSIVNt
uAEnY CArsTox roei-o1lee 6ox o34
n. R-Parsses desiring esofaaeroem, peoone
s6drsss Poss-Ortcs Box 63Ss ~ altoe Iune ~
call a. or once, CaFrlnoecn a14 vlfooonoo
ss1eseaI 1estA u cAeespeAke - e1se 49,
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II lITELDORE'ERS
LOW PRICES WILL TELL!
MARKED DOWN
SIS Goods, Silks, Velvets, White Goods Mottngs, Car
pets, OnCloths, Window-Shades, Trunks Hosiery
Gloves, Ribbons, Parasols, Umbrellas, Wash
Goods Sheetngs, Underwear,
Baby Caps, DC, &c, &c
LII ATLOW-DOWN PRICES

Z IRISH IAWNS-1S9 pieces OF genuine Irish
Lawns at lie. These goods are scarce ana
worth 1jc. White Cotton and Linen Ducklng
Tor kton suits.
UNDERWEAR-The season is hcre and our
low prices will tell. Ladies' Ribbed Vests at DC.
worth l2isc.. at sc. worth zoe, at LIZ. worth
zoe, at -. worth 30c.. at pc. worth oOc
Childreu's Ribbed Vests at s, 10. l., aud 15c.
Mems Gauze aud Ribbed Vests at l2Is, 20,
20. 10, 10, 30, and 13c.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS for mon and BOYS at 80,
30. 10, 20, ana soc. tor an article worth sl.5O.
Look at our large shOw-wndOws and see The
bargains in this department we offer.
MATTINGS, CARPETS. AND OIL-CLOrHs-
356 pieces now Mattings Just received from
the large forced auction sales IN New ork'
Fancy Martings at lOls ll1e, l2|s, To- 10 ~
23c., up TO 45c.-worth Is, -, 20, 30, 3D. 40,
aud Doc These are tho best goods and lowest
prices ever offered in Mattings.
Our stock OF Carpets and Rugs 70 be closed out
regardless OF cost. Now Is your time 10 buy
car pet at one half the price.
Floor Oil-Cloihs, Linoloums, n. 10, 20, 33,
40. 30, zoe, aud 81. All new goods
WINDOW-SHADES-Ni niow-Sh al %,
81, 90. ana 75c.-complete with Hartshorn
rollers, READY TO be put up
TRUNKS, SATCHELS.-A largo stock OF new
Trunks just received at manufacturers prices.
TRUNKS at 81, sl.jO, 81, 500, ~, a. 80, UP 10
az Rollor-Tray Trunks at al. prices.
CAPS for infants at 10, 10, 20, 20, 40 90,
Zoe, aud l-.reduced prices.
HOSIERY Black Ribbed Hose, sizo 3 TO
DIV. a. Zoe reduced from zoe.
LADIES' Fancy Hose at 10, 20, 20, 30. 40, ana
5Oo.-reduced prices -,
VFLyETs, 80 much used this season, in all
shades-oii rose, reseda, eninence, heliotrope,
and all staple shades. at 70, Soc, Do, $l.loi
$50 and Ga for n velvet worth 500
SOAPS. PkRFUMEkl, RIBBONS, MOTIONS
Of ali kinds. JEWELbY-all at reduced prices at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

DARK GROUND sATTRESs. all hes ,1Ic
patterns, excellent quality, y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
THE COHEN co.
THE HAIR.

DR. sEMNEs: freely recommend semmes's
f. II. H., electric HAIR RESTORED for all
diseases OF the SCALP. / had been bald on top
OF my head for years. Ihad t1ed everything
recommended by physicians and oil hair restora-
tlves advertised. They all had tho same efect,to
heat my head or dye my hair. / know tbs
"ELECTRIC HAIR RESTORER Is free from all
alkalies or minerals Yours truly,
MRS. SARAH COrrIN0,
80 Emerson street.
Chairman Committee Of Woman's Industrial and
Educational Union. 164 Boylston street, Bos-
ton, Mass.
81 per bottle: 0 bottles IS. Sale by all drug
gists. Wholesale by PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
and at tho ONCE OF DIR. sEMMES, 12l east Broad
street, two doors above Second.
my 7-Su-3m1stp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

THnCfN BRIGHT TARTAN PLAIDS
L HOSE for waists and dresses-tw0
grades--10 pieces at S1sc. q yard.-l5 pieces at
l211c. q yard-lFrenchl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
DOU BLEW 10TH

IRISH LAWNS for dresses and shirt waists
Everywhere you so they charge l21Rc.-Here
lOc. u yard.
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CREAM-sFlllSS k cnI h5SH1 bh iac5.,
wide-0nly 25c. yard.-only l piece Of each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

tND PLAIN CHINA SlLkS-4s
..c. China silks In plain, stripes,
... figured, all tho new shades
.l. uCuotrope, Eminence, Navy,
A.-iO ue sold at the low price OF
ALE And WASH SILKS In all tho
fresh supply just received at
ash. Ati SID. Bcngalines. Tat
..fls "a all the new cOiors at low,
...., AT LOW PRICEs-we have
aai al must be sold. Have
,IIs STORM SERGES-So much
.r suits. We have IL in Navy,
White, Tan, Green al the low
.. rJ, and roc, worth 20, 9Oc.,
...l OrEA3 CASHMERE az 20, %.
40 l0s-down prices.
.tfNl ENLkCl>ES- have a
-..L 80 White Goods. White and
..-. D.un1Ics. Nuns, KID aud SILK
dubious, Belts, fans-sD at
.... rulcr-foT commencement
I rHIl
~ll.s ~ Doc on tho dollar
.. H.APEhl for the great day this
.4f houses for the lost chieltaln.
ut.te Cambria and Bunting at &c.
I,~i>-iow pricos will tell Shirt
.,.4t. 90, AMI 7oc. In all the newest
-a- Iuok at White Null shirt
r6eI 0Dwu from 81.
~iIkIING PRINTS - 300
.fcI 6, 10 closed out at SIC
Remnants Of White Goods
. ana striped, just the goods for
.t.c i1sest prices ever known
80 eia, Nlp, lO1a. and lllsc.'
,.f Inc Brown Cotton, slightly
f.- yard Worihbc.
...,.' trlt Bleached Cotton at 7i6c.
Dress Goods at one third the
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Mems Dress Shirts.

We have added this season department
Of Mems Dress Shifts. Being in n position TO
buy these goods NJ extremely low prices We
shall. IN order 10 introduce this department,
oner this season great Inducements 10 pEr-
chasers. Our assortment OF siylos has no
equal in this city. They como both Laun-
dered ana Unlaundered. They are made Of
the best cotton and linen, and are the best
value ever shown in Richmond.
Lsundered, Toe. o., Sl.2j, and Sl.60.
Unaundered, 80, Zoe, and 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

Our stock Of WASH FABRICS "a tho iarrcss.
the cheapest, and tho best thai can DO found az
any house IN tho city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30

tic currency than we now have would be
one OF no Importance whatever II II were
not for the fact that government bonds
upon which 10 base the circulating notes
OF the national banks can no longer be OBJ
sained. II they could now be obtained as
needed, and arrangements could be made
Tor rendering them at all times obtainable
by persons desiring TO go into the bank
hg-busIness. hardly n voice would be
raised In Congress In favor OF any pro-
posed substitute for our present NATIONAL
bank system. This Is o matter OF I'M
measurable Importance, and we wooid
not be surprised IL Mr.. carIisle's recon-
roenaation TO issue s2oo,ccc.coo OF govern
ment bonds 70 be employed In keeping up
the governments credit should be con-
,,rted into a bin 20 provide a safe basis
for our circulating medium.
II there be any virtue In Greshams law.
the proposed new elastic currency wouid
drive out the better national currency
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30. 1898
prendergast Found Guilty

III. ,yrv in the case Of Prendergas''
,rho murdered Mayor Harrison. OF chi
zoo Yesterday brought in the righteous
Lit, Of guilty Of murder in tho hrst
5egroe. the penalty whereof is death by
hanging. $3.50. &,
The expert evidence OF the defence IN
,-oduced with the apparent purpose OF
confusing the minds Of the jury as 10
,br accused's sanity did not have that
,~.ct Prcndergast Is no doubt somewhat
- a crank. but it Is perfectly clear that
10 knew the enor1nity Of his offence when
ne was committing 1t, and the jury so
found.
Now. Of course, the prisoner VIII seek
IN Rppeal In the hope OF getting new
trial The evidence admitted by the trial
court can afford him no great ground
FOR hope. but there may have been
technical Irregularities. which VIII enable
him TO win his case. though. we hope
there were none such. lie deserves to be
hanged, and the sooner the better Juries
and Judges ought 10 teach cranks that
Il is dangerous TO indulge their lido
syncrasics In the direction OF murder.