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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
Fonrih District Court

The case u Ralph lughnm, charged
with forgery, was continued when me
court oreued at 10 O'Clock yesterday
The case occupied the forenoon. Aiter
belpE charged by Judge Miner, the
Iufy retired aud ia q very short TINE
returned with a verdict Of guilty. Sen
tence will bo pronounced tomorrow
A. NJ. Bocheri, charged with burg
lsfzing Moolstieub liquor STORE was
placrd on trial and the cnse occupied
Inc remainder Of the day. The tcsu.
mony ia tho case was direct against
tbe Defendant. Several witnesses
,gero examined. Whom arrested
Borhert was In possession Of
mutilated half dollar which was
recognized by the baf'keeper, the
pfoprletor, aud by one other person.
10 whom NY mistake 10 had been
handed tho day previous 10 me
burglary. Hs had when affrsted sb'uo
on his person, and had given his son
$3.50, OIL Of which he refused TO &C.
count for though he says he can DO -
Al the PROPER time. Besides TIE direct
testimony there Twas much cfcum-
stantiAl evidence adduCed 70 prove
defendant guilty. The case viii be
continued today.
A iew short, unimporiant ofdefs
were entered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
PROVO.


business was yesterdsy transacted
in Judge Smiths c0uft a. fOllOWsi
Provo Lske Resort W. Wilson a
Brown; verdict Of jury, emo cause y'
action"
l.. l.. Abbott, who was implicated
with william Browdy, one ~ the
prisoners who escaped rom the county
iail, was tried ou the charge OF grand
larceny aud acquitttu.
The case Of the People Va John Scott,
implicated with Patrick Condor on
the charge Of arson Ia the hrat degree,
ia on trial. Tue alleged oliUnse - thu
burning Of the dwelling house oi
Frederick Scott ai silver CITY on the
night OF July 30,h, lsJ3, when Ftel'
erick Scott anu several members Of hlH
family were IN tho hOugr, and narrow
ly escaped.
r.. ". Mcdaniel was appointed q
referee In the case u Sol 5pfoguc W
Geo. Halcs II al. 5pmgue was lofmerly
editor OF the Riuhfcld Advocate ana u
suing for his wages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
Notes.

Real estate sales, which have seldom
reached over $1,000 per Jay for tue past
lew days, yesterday amounted TO
$500.
Trade was more brisk yesterday, and
the merchants were kept busy supply
Ing the wants Of Christians customers.
Dexter Knight, 30, Of Plain CITY,
anu Mites Mary J. lrappeti, IL, oi
Morgan; Joseph ID. Burnett -, aud
Sarah h. Baker, %, Of Hooper, were
given marriage licenses, yesterday, By
County CLERK Lrawidge,
The Laughing Girl IL booked for
appearance In the Opera house OF this
city.
An old tres on Twenty-'lKtb street
anu Wall avenue caught iifs from the
electric light wires al l0:3J last even
ing. The IRE department was called
cut and the light company were noti'
He'd.
The Third ward fair Ia proving a
success. In the voting contest for tue
most popular lady anu gentleman,
Mrs. q. a. Nelson leu the ladies and
David Ecclei the gentlemen at the
close OF tho vutlnR last evening, Tue
fair will continue until Saturday night
NJ II o'clock.
August Lund hled bis bond and
qualified M director Of the hun,aville
Irrigation company, yesterday, before
the county olork.
II umorcu that the Jarvis. Conklln
Mortgage Trust company will be re-
organized,
Seven carloads Of elk passed through
Ogden from San Francisco Tor the East
this morning.
There was heavy rain last night,
but the atmosphere h mild this mora
lug, though cloudy, IL was generally
expected that the storm would end Ia
SNOW. From present prospects thor,
will DO no sleighiug Tor Christmas, OK.
cepl among the turkeys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
Notes.

No news has yet been received Of the
runaway prisoners. a bunch Of nae
snwf, which was left behind, uas been
found by the Oilittrs. The PRISONER
Abbott states they leo had pistols.
Hymm q. White the spiiusvillo
barber VINO was arrested on thu charge
% adultery, wns brought beore Com.
missioner Dudley, waived preliminary
examination aud was bound over 90
await the sction Of the grand jury IN
the sum OF $500. Ethel HOtr, VI Lake
shore, thn young lady in the case also
waived pref lminary sNamiuaii1ui anu
was allowed w 20 ON her own ftoog'
nlz,ncc.
Judge J ID. Jones has been visit
ing the onyx beds west Of Utah lake
"a the Interest Of the Midwiutcr Fair
lie states that Ex.Mayor Armstrong
OF Salt Lnko, and Lehi parties have
about a dozen men doing development
work. Mpsiu. Miller q Wing have
recently shipped carload OF orange.
cllorcd onyx ~ Kelly Bfoincrs Of
DenvcL which gave excellent satis.ac-
u0n.
The Opera House stoves and chairs
were sold yesterday. The putchasofs
nave consented 10 their remaining In
the Opera House Tor tho present.
The teachers " the Is. Y. Academy
give reception TO the students to-
night.
The Democratic drum CORPS party NJ
thv Southwotlh Hall last night was a
pleasant affair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
Noble WoMeP's QvQs Series.
Lydt= KniEhi's History, an in,srs,un.
Volume, Ffistru ln an attractive and pleasing
style, Csc.
iIcrOines OF ''normondom,' intsro.,iny
sEgiohra Of voin.n who have proved them.
selves ~oFthy VI honor. 2sc.
Sunday SCHOOL aqd Primary.

ion ms,s h,oks and carl, postage will he
charged a, addition 60 tho prices given, II -cns b.
nla.l, uncss tI9 price given nr "poftphd"l
First noos for our LIttIe Ericnds, f1i
tHe usa ui sunday schools, ipr.
sccoud BOOK for our LIiuc Friends
Sunday Hehna. reader, gIr.
intermediate =. ;. Itendcr, i,,.
Questions sud Answer, on she IiW
nnd uig,ion OF tnr Prophet Joseph
smith, To-.
Bible Question. Anh Answers, far o.,
uHr rf p-.m1y Associations, a.
'hiidrcn's Primary l.yuu HooL, tet
lHpIos, pns,IhId, llr
Primary speaker, NO. {, rlilpali, g',
g, gst
The 1IoieI Ron uooH, postpaid, 100.
class Registers, psr daf., Boo.
Primary guuc Book, co.,
Iioois vt Mormon Catccli1m, postpaid lor
p. =. Union Iiymn ;'ooE, each 10, poet
rH.H. 5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
Enlerlninmenls.

Several holiday balls and entertain.
nients arc advertised. Associations
aud organizations OF nll kinds are pre-.
pairing 10 enjoy the season In variety
Of ways. The Library association AMI
the CO,erie will give dance ana card
party at the City Hall, December .sth.
The Golden Hour club have adver.
tiscd their balls 10 take place A. the
Union Opera house; this aiturnnnn the
Sacred Heart academy pupils viii give
their parents aud friends an entertain
ing program u songs and reciiatiUnf.
The public school pupils have Invited
their parents and friends 20 similar
enjoyment this afternoon NJ 1880.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
Runaway.

John Melvin, ~ yosrs Of age, In re-
turning from Ogden Valley to his
home in this city, on "Wednesday
night, by moonlight, ran against n
rock, upset his wagon and was dragged
some distance by the horses before no
succeeded IN stopping them He "as
badly bruised ana shaken up, but was
cared for ut VIC, Wilson's mil during
the night aud IL not seriously Injured.
Mr. Melvin IL n painter aud was 10.
turning from the completion OF n job Of
work when lhe accident occurred,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
Faitb-PromotiP9 Series.

MY First Mission, a narrative OF persons
experience a. missionary upon tho Sandwich
islanIa, ty doorge Y Cannon. aso.
a string Of Pearls, containing q nurbvr o.
interesting sketches aud anecdotes of ml-
sonary lIfe, etc., 50
LoAVea From Wy Journal, by Presden,
Wiiiord woodruff, description u bio vondsr.
fui missionary experience and many Interest.
tng inciduntl of his life, 40
fragments OF Experience, collection Of
skHtchos from tho experience Of Riders, lic
President itebcr q. tSimbaIi's Journal,
a narrative OF Che principal incident, Ia ths
career ~ very remarkable man, a5c.
Eariy scenes ia church History, a col.
lection OF incidents from tho lives Of Eidor,
ot hechureh IN early days, use.
The Life Of Ncphi, me con Of Lahi. uhs
cnigraiei frum Jerusalem, IN Iuiea 20 The
land nov known q. South America sir cen.
tuuss before mo coming OF mo Savior. Tho
boob contains SOME vc,y important uoru. con.
e'rnius tho HOOK oi Mormon, BY George U
cannon, 2ie,
scraps oi biography, containing o. Sketch of
sn hiHrs tlia. iuC.dsnts 1f Etpououte. and
hovol knights Journal. 1sc.
the Myth Of the Manuscripts Pound
or ho Au'urdiuus Of no spaulding story. iy
uuuugo Reynolds, goo.
Labors Ia the Vineyard, contain. some OF
the most Interesting experiences ever written
a5r.
Gvohtfui Narratives contains some interest
ms Sketches and valuable lessons, 2sc.
Helpful Visions, instructive manifestation. All
tho lord 90 H. eh;ldroa, lSs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
Burglars.

On Wednesday night the little groc.
cry store Of Mr.. william Branson,
Wall avenue, between rhifiy-second
aud Thirty.third streets, was opened
by burglars, who effected an entrance
through "a window. Yesterday morn.
inI when the proprietor went To his
place OF business he found that his
store had been plundefsd Of small
collection Of merchandise, such ~
threat, licofiCe, dress goods, tea, coffee
and fruit. rhe police are notified.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
LEGAL NOTICE.


Ia the probste Court in ami Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
In tho matter VI iho rstlto " Belinda A. Muf,
Ger, ugrUuHCd.
Notice Of timn And place Tor tho hearing OF
petition tor admission 10 probate % will.
DUE-uANT To Az OHDrH on SAID
II Court iu Hhli matter, Notice D. hereby
UyUu shat 1hursday, the lth day Of January,
a. u, 1870, AZ 10 O'Clock m, at tho touuty
Court House In Hllt Lake CITY, utAh Territory,
n tnu court room OF said Court, has been 90
pointed the time aud place for the hratiug o.
petition u Louise 1iUuhuuse iarion praylug
fuf the admissiDu 10 probate OF cert IN dOcu.
mrnt herewith pre- uutui. puporiiug 30 be
tho lhHt viii aud testament ~ belinda 4.
Muaser. deceased, whom uuu where nll persons
Interested may appear ami oppose the probate
OF sad VIII, or the granting of letters tastl.
m utaTy 90 Louise stenhOusc Barton ~ prayed
for in sHii petition.
in witness whereof. l have hrrrunto set my
hand anu an we'd the seal uf a1ii court, THIS
lpth day Of December a. D., l.Hl
IaIALl ~ N,MEtOY,
CLERK or the Probate Court
Ny j. D. JACK, Deputy tlcrk
49, W. urEHa, Jr., Attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

T-TT"--TT on TTT-I- TTTTT VTWWTT- TTTT-
NOTICE THERE AXE DELINQUENT Up.
~ uu tUU following dusruurl stockton ace
cuuutufassussWUul lowed uu the fvEUutAuAy
october 1895 she several 1Wuunis cot opposite
thr names Of the tcspcuulu shareholders, as
iuIuWHt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
ChHIsTnAS AND NEW YEAns.
HOLIDAYS


Ezcursion Via uuion Pacific
For the holidays tho Union Pacific
Will soil excursion tickets at rate OF
one fare Tor the round trip 10 any
point In Utah, also 60 any point on the
UulOn Pacific SyBtem uuteldo Of Utah
within distance VI $50 mlltF ana 10 all
points In Colorado.
Tickets 10 bc sold Dec. 28ri, pam,
s5,h, 80th, 3lst, ana January lst, good
Tor return until January iih.
liokvtg SOLD 20 Colorado points will
be good iOrr5lnu until Jhu. 10Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

tDr Hoard uf nFgutuus made cu tuu seventh
tsy ul october l.ti. su many shares OF caUu
parcel oft stock au may ur necessary, will ub
sold at tUr uG.ee uf tar srgrIiuy, as tuusutu
non building RAFT luHr tIy, Utah, on Mon
uHy, lHr fourth day 90 uccUWbrr lFu, atgp
with iHH COSTS Uf advertising and Uyuuusc OF
Ha". W. 4 ma I.. srtreUFg
On.H room ga t0utuIuu0n bod ding. Salt
lHGu tIfr. ulah.
AZ "a meeting NJ The board NJ directors "
.Ne spNof Mining and WlI tOmuauE, hold
900 Me .Itu iu} OF AoNtmNrG lsH .. tur cato Tor
iuU saln of tho uHuyF stock wac uuatpHuuu
ulul thc uin day ~ December, 1888, as D. ui.,
~ the above named plure,
VIZ. bEATIE. Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
MISSIONARY Supplies,

liorEuu's Tract 80. q, s-r.
90 ., H.s.
4" " a,a.u.
The Modern propho3, arH.
lruo vs' Eaiso Religion, l,t,.
The Gospel Pioneer, 5gt..
A Reply 90 "The Mormon PurgR
tory,"i2s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

OUR STORE IS VOW SALT LAKES nApGArv
CENTER now Is NOuH OPPORTUNITY no
ANTICIPATE YOUR HOLIDAY WANrS--FOR
USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS. DURING VuE BElGN
OF THIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

Thbu ours, and those who are subIont
70 ThCumatism can prevent attacke hy
keeping tho blood pure ami ireB from
We acid which 0guaes tho disuaap.
Euu can rOly upon Hoods Safsa.
patllla AZ a remedy Tor rheumatism
ana oAtaTh, also for every form of
be'oiula, Hall rhtum, boils ana other
diseases caused by impure blood. lt
tones ana yl1allzsa the whole system.
eject.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-10

Suffrage Association invite al interested,
to ess.s, in tro formation ut an Tx
change" the Proccc'g II he used IN tic
lurthorancc OF tie object OF the Organ.z
alton. Donations OF useful or fancy
ARTICLES, produc.s o;isr:a or SHOP, goods
q. al kinds, IN, aoceplahis. Local com
m!t,ecs OF towns are urged to solicit
donations aud a,gHrccust, alris iarEood.
without, cHp,r~c Ia transportation, Sc
far rs possible Orders may lie sent by
these W .shrEto purchase, to Mrs. L. Z
Alfred Of Newport, Vt. For particulars
address any member Of The Finance com
mi,tcc as follow: Mrs. l.. L. Aired, New
port; Mrs. AZ. baldwin, Barton; Mis-
Laura Moore, Barnet; Mis-. 6. L
Dawson. NcwiGnc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-10

organ rccitals by Mr.. ". B. Reeve
were especially enjoyed The re-
citations by some Of the scholars
took away whatever monotony
might have been felt.
The Institute may justly lie
termed a great Success. II was
appreciated not only by the teach
crs present, but by the towns
people rs shown by the good At,
tendance at all the sessions. The
interest manifested we trust Viii
be long felt for good in the az.
vanceucnt OF our schools incl
lcctually and morally.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-10
IMPORTANT
10 Sugar Makers.

! O SUgaE HiaAsGS.
We are prepared to furnish Sugar
Makers supplies of every
description, Sap Buckets,
Heaters, Pans, Sap Spouts,
10 and 25 lb. Pals, Dippers
and Regulators, Improved
thermometers and Felt
Steamers. Also the Famous
Stowe Bucket Covers.
1t will fit any bucket or tree and
suit any style of spout, while
the wind cannot blow them
off.
No more throwing away rain
water sap nor boiling down
snow for sugar.
The covers are simple, durable,
cheap, just what sugar
makers have been waiting
for, and all say they fill the
bill for perfect covers.
In selecting these goods we have
not sacrificed quality for low
price, but have the very best
articles in their lire atas low
price as can be offered. Call
and get our prices.
VALLEE BROS,
CROSS ST., ISLAND POND, VT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-10

STATE or VERMONT, DISTRICT or ESSEN, SIS.
The Probate Court for the District of Essex
To all persons interested in the Estate of
Samuel Rowe, late Of Brighton, in said dis
trict, deceased, Gicetins:
BY the authority OF the state of Vermont,
you are hereby ruthei to appear before the
said Probate Court, AZ the Probate Office, in
leland Pond, in said District on the 25th da )
Of February, A. D.. 1893 to show cause. If
any you may have, why the account ofGcorgc
II. Dale, Administrator Of the Estate OF said
deceased, should not be allowed. And, also,
why the residue, of said Estate should not be
distributed 10 tie parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Island Pond, in said District, this
3Oth day of January a, u. 1898.
u. 8. STORRS, JUICE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-10
LADY p30R'S OINTMENT,
IT WILL CURE YOU.
one application gives instant relief

One application gives instant relief
ItSoothes, Heals and Cures Wounds of all
kinds, Scalds burns, Chapped Hands or Lips,
bleeding or Itching Piles Eczema, salt Rheum,
or any skin Disc ase. As this ointment con-
tuins no mineral nor vegetable pois)ns IL Ca:l
be used on the most delicate skin. It IL a
most wonderful soothing and healing pre-
paration made from Pure Spruce Cum, Bal
sans and ENtrncta. If not found AT Drug
of price, %5 Cents.
MES w. FOSTER, Bath, n. III.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-10

a circular letter in the Express and
Standard announces that the Finance
Committee of the Vermont Woman's
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-10
PHILLIPS RROOIIS.
Extract iror discourse delivered beior
The Peoples Society at Waterbury,
VI. SUNDAY February 5th by
Porter II. Dale


,,.,,.I ;.l,i,. ,f fir. divine and Ike eternal
l""NH .S."'O 20 ~ ~ 80
t"2i while thcE Walk inc car" "',' 10
to knoW' iEe OBJECT men, ''N '''''''N'
Winch gives them iI'mor ''i''y' - We
have met to day TO h''i3'e "'ohS WI"
our prayer and praise some token o. X
spoct tor TIE memory OF fm'l'ls bI"oNS'
we wonder al his Joyous ambition thFo
years OF steady to'I' ms gentle he''I' MS
happy faith; but when the thouSnt
comes that the mighty man moves Il"
more among rs we are mastered ny '"c
cvcut. That IL W@usc IRAN mas 'ctE
treasury %: taouSnl i'r '"e u ''N''S''''S
OF Am,rca and E"S'""u' N"aS1 "e"'s
was SO hrn!y genie la'' al "''I.''''''
could 'ccI rs love ana W" i.'.-"t' N"'.So
spiritual sign. was 50 Keen ''."I i C""'"
pierce beyond ali h1'FNf'' th'.' Ht WI"
coH!d lead thousands 10 NiIs''E III '"e
midst OF coHii:I,'"E c't>!' az" '''A '"c
love OF al! men, mat IL SHpo'i cS'SS 4" 'S
IN that splendid hodN now i'"'e an" S""'-
less, tr2nSc2iloS inc power ol '''''''' ''''-
ton--thcrc are no WoidS III '""3""ES "
express TIE path''!c ''HS'ei9' ,.'' '.>'''
IN tic hii"d 10 t"'i'N It.
80 'o'hP''A - '''' ny ''N'S
OF !'V'H@' so many are 'ilI 'H WI - '0'' ~
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throughout II an wi ''.e 81" N''''> So :,
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lSu men hCEo"" '"c S>''S III mn w
i've " :".i% as MS memory ; o'''' ''''>'
to Day another century "'' revere ".n
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: WAS greater ina" any t"I'CH' "'"' It
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-10
Gsssy County Etr0la.
LsLly2 PlN2. E-a.nlar y. :sJa.


session in the Methodist Church
of Island Pond. II was largely
attended by teachers from thei
county and hy tne townspcopls.
AmonE those present Gist'n-
guishcd Tor their interest III State
Education were N. s. Stone,
State Supt. of Education, and
Edward Conaut, Principal of
State Normal School at Ran
dolph. After devotional exercises
Thursday a. IN, Rev. Geo. O..
Howe gave to all present a most
cordial welcome. lie comPl-
mentcd the profession by his re-
mark that there were two clo5seS
of people in the world to whom
he would take OF his Ea.-Grand
Army men and School Teachers.
Special attention was given
first to the department in school
work of writing and spelling;
the discussion was introduced by
preliminary remarks from Rev. A.
liz fnonc;o1l,. nfcorrcrt smelling
and lcgiblc handwriting. Many
good points on both subjects
were brought out in the discus
sion.
C,or-o,h,. i,,l Ire ulaco on the
,,,,1,-[,$3 ,,,p,s "a tn, closs work Of
l li;SS Tor;,ncr. tbr outline meth.
I'd yos ;llnsIr..rd >ir Conant's
r uu ~, fr,n ts,chino of raog-
r,n,,r ,,crn v9,.,, hnlYfi IN an IN.
+eraste1 !, III, subject He
StrongIr re,o,,,,nar;1cI The tonic.
~ ,,e7 Nod of ,rnr,.
Thc srL;raf of iI:st9ry Was
d;,erssad H., Mr. W,IbriJrc in \
Unry c1aor ani ah1e M,nncr The
oi,,; Of al trnrhrrs oftho srb;n,t
sha,Id hn 10 ;r.nira natrioii.n,
and hr;,g ont tLc morn, lcssor
dnNo,,asn7 ,,,cn tha ,,,o,,.;no o
w. Ia.., ~ cI,,ea and cfar+
|I ~ - +I,,nc4;r ra~a;yai a Iorn,
shave mf tha a+tcntion Fr;day >
~ = was taken I'm in loGica
n,.1o,.. ,,,.;,,,,,. u,,rLar. ,,orl
wos ye,y clearly Illustrated y,
Me- AIrreJ Fari},.rard her class
Thai;ttIr ones nlwavsh2lj thcat
+nnt;nn of m ond;nnrn and Mrs
>,,.na,. ,,,,l-rsfanls ho,y 70 uut
+ham ot thair cas-, NIcata
lr,,L.,rt;., ,yY. rovf discussed
+ho nnnI ~ n,nra rnrn1,. r1p,+a
r.1rl, was sr,,,v, a'so so-7n d,
,,;cne Cow ~ fn,r.,t;n, the n,nils !,
+ha ,yorl, Miss prrc;val IN,
class ;11,,stratrd tlr method O
tsarh;n@ Fractions. The worI
made eTr7 +Lo difficult subject O
r-oct;o,e oD,,o,..coe,. This va
fnil3~rd NV an rxc"lient n22cr o,
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The evening world., 1893-12-07
THEY ALMOST HAD A RIOT.
Exciting Contest at the Long
Island City Primaries.
Sanford Men Attempt TO Take Gre
dsntials by Force.

LONG ISLAND CITY, l.. l., Dec. T.
Exciting Republican primaries were held
in this city last night. The fight was be-
tween the Sanford faction and the fac
ton opposed 10 Mayor Sanford.
The First Ward election was carried
by the anti-Sanfordites. The primaries
in the Second and Third Wards were
carried by the Republicans favorable to
Mayor Sanford.
In the Fourth Ward there was almost
a riot. a very bitter hight took place
there, two meetings being held.
The anti-Santordite Republicans had
two regularly appointed inspectors. while
the remaining one was with the Sanford
Republicans. The latter entirely ignored
the two inspectors who had gone over
70 the other meeting II appointed two
inspectors.
The two factions came together in the
same hall and made a bitter contest as
lar Republican faction. Amid much eX-
element the anti-Sanforditos carried the
election by "A vote OF " to 81.
\ delegation OF Sanford men, headed
by Alderman +. II. knauer and Charles
II. Smith. Secretary OF the Improvement,
dentials and when this was refused they
undertook to take the credentials bS
force, For a time II looked like a gen,
eral fight, but as n squad OF policemen
were present a serious disturbance wa.
prevented.
The cause of the contest was the move
ment which has been started by tn,
anti-Sanford men TO lave a Legislative,
committee appointed to investigate tn,
public affairs OF Long Island City.