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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-28
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


T7THT0 W 'T'T7' 'TT'7 T'NIWI HNTNN7NI1
ATOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
N undersigned, administrAt0r OF tue eItnto
OI Mana D8ugCrn'i, deceased 10 tie crcd,
the said dcccIfrd 20 exhibit tnom with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after
tho nrst publication of tins notice, TO the laid
Ferguson In SAT- Lake city, In Tho County.
u salt Lake.
THOMAS DANCERFIELD,
Administraior Of the estate Of Maria Danger
field, deceased.
Dated April slnd. lsaa.
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sold by all Druggists.
foRTY.sNTH DIVIDEND

20. NJ. D., Salt Lake city.
NrUIL %, 1873.
A QUARTERLY DlNtUEND uF b pER
"a crni. has this day boon declared upon
the capital stock of the Institution of record.
April -. i.ui, PAYABLE May go. lsgl. 30 stock
iuldtr- y rsnunlly upuu pre- outauun o. their
ftock certiicaics, or upon tlCir written order,
A. 20. NEHHEN,
Secretary.
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NOTICE.
uMlI.

I'nE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
4 stockholders OF tho KcXburg Milling 90.
Will DO held in tHo unlrc OF VIM. B Preston,
sat Lake Cuy, on Monday MAY !, lt8, NJ 7
O'Clock y m, Tor the uupOso OF cleo ing a..
rcctnrs and other onerrs IN serve Tor tho
ensuing year, 20 hear tho sccrotarys annual
report and transact any other business that
may coma before tho meeting.
JAS. GILLESPIE, Secretary.
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RIO oRANDE wEsTeRN RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Notice ~ cont nr.0ft'
S,EAIEp PROPOSALS Will DE RECEIVED
- By tho under gned until noon, MN bth.
1903, orttC oruUi.un Of the following buildings
Utah
Round House, shop, on House. Masonry Tor
Turn 'rullC, and Masonry and SUPERNATURAL
Tor Coal thutrH, cite.
rlHnB And spscin. aiions san be seen nj mice
NJ General Super nleudont. NO Grand West.
ern Railway COMPANY, salt Lake City, Utah.
Tho k1ilWny company reserves the rigbt 20
reject any and aIl BIDS.
\. r. wELBY,
General superintendent
Dated at Salt Lake city, April slnd, 1873.
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LEGAL NOTICE,
In the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
County, Territory Ut uAu.
. salt Lake CITY, Apr'lyI, lsal.
JACOB a. BLAIR,
Probate Judge

IN hht llnhAlo court IN ana fur SALT Lake
County, Territory Ut uAh.
In tho matter Of tho estate OF John Scott dc
CcrHeu
NOTICE X HEREBY GIyEN TINT
~ Barlow Ferguson. administrator OF tue
cttate vi John scott deceased, haa rendered
for settlement, aud ulcd iu sAi1 court, his nual
account of bis administration uf FAid Cstat aud
petition for final Distribution of the resiIue nf
sad estate among the persons entitled thereto,
and joseph l.. scott, one Of tie hoirH, having
az the samo tlmo nlol hls petition for par.
utinn Of the residue Of said estate aud for the
appointment Of one cuumas Toner FOR such
purpose aud that iriiny, the 18th day 81 May,
=. u. 1926 at ll O'Clock a.in., az tho court room
" said court, in The County Court House, SAT-
lake CITY aud County, Utah TERRITORY. has
tcrn duly appointed by the Judge 81 said
court. Tor the settlement OF SAID account and
hearing said petition Tor distribution land said
petition OF Joseph I, scottl at which time aud
place any person interested IN sad estate may
appear AMI show cause, II any there be. why
saii account snl uid not be- settled nud ap.
proved aud hnal distribution made land par.
utIpn Of tue re- duo ordered according 10 law
and SAID pcuiIoul as prayed Tor.
Dated Apdi sith, lsjJ
II. v MrLOY.
ClUTk ~ tho Probate Court.
~ j.. a. JACK, Deputy,
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IrnAl NnIlnE-

Ia the Probate Court Ia and for salt Lake
county, Territory of Utah.
10 tho matter OF tho Estate Of john neck,
dccrascf.
Notice ~ time aud place for the hearing Of
petition for admission 10 probate Of viii.
DuRsUANr TO Az ORDER or SAID
L Cuurtlu said matter. notice h hereby
siyeu that 1uttfay. the gnd DAY ~ May. a, u,
W., 10 TO O'Clock q m., NJ the County Court
House in salt lake CITY. Utah Territory. In
ihu court room ~ said court, has been ap.
pointed thr time AID place Tor the hearing Of
Apciuon OF Sarah Beck praying Tor the al
mfaiuu 20 probate Of certain document
thrfrWlth presented, pufportiug TO be the last
VIII ana trsthmcnt Of John Heck, deceased,
when aud whore all purfons Interested may
appear and oppose thu probate VI said will or
TIE granting of letters tcstamcutary 10 sarah
hcct and Henry Brown ~ prayed Tor In saii
petition,
In witness whereof, have hctouuto ut my
hand and anlNcd the seal OF said court, tins roth
day OF April, a. u. iya.
tsrAtl Nv MELOY.
Clerk OF the Probate Court
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sIooKnOlpERs Meeting.

I'VE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 stockhl.lu.s nf tho lvmAlnya Mining
Company val br held ~ the office OF said Com.
pauy, IS ". 2us south stroet salt Lake Ciiy,
May ?nd, ls3f. 200 s y M. for the election 81
officers ami thu transaction of such business
as muy come nriorg the mootins.
EDWIN DowDEN,
Secretary,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN INC Probate Cont. no. Hni Zoe SAT- Lake
county, lUuiury OF Utah.
In The matter OF tar estate OF William Swift.
deceased.

MOrt 70 Is uUEpUY gtvrN THAT
- 'gNu w Nlal Aud sarah swift, ldminiHtra.
iois or ug csthtc NJ William swift deceased.
neN' icaHrlr Cor settlement. ana l'rd iu aid
WY Iu t'iiv ana pHli.Hu fHr uuH ui0iu
Icon on TOE ,t.iduy oft Heli csthto anon. tIu
'hc th day of Mas. s. D.. t.u. Id % a,r.ur.
% 'it % ~ iuft snIm of an|d Court, iu tuu
~ .uIt House. salf il.c tt. and
NWN.tNs ttal Territory. Ina boon duly ap.
i1.utCd hr tho judge VI tlii Court. Iir tho
.t.. em'nl OF .uI account and hearing HHld
ltNlvh roo df'uluuHp. Nf which inns ana
rihnt any prrHuu Interested 100 auIu estate may
NpncAr hHu SLOW cause, It any there DO. WHY
.ul '.coInt sUll|d ultsUu settled Hu4 sp.
,rNtu ana uHhi dH iuuuilun mudu as prayuI
Dat1d April g,.h. f.I.
a. v. NILIDY.
tl.fE Of Probate Court
~ o. JACK,
Wadlell and Adams attorneys Cor ostttc.
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NOTICE.

V'HE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
st0cknoder. ~ the Desoret Investment
IN snlt AXE tity, on Monday, May lst. 1898. nc
O'Clock y m,, tor the plrposo OF clectng di.
fc'inrr ANA other Officers u serve for tho en-,
suing year, 10 near the sccreary's report, aud
transact any other business that may DO
brought before tho meeting.
GEO, ID. PYpER.
nnEnIlEu.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is liEllEBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undCrUEuci, administrator Of tho estate
OF Andrew i. buruhhm, deceased, to tho cred .
TORS or, and nll pruons having claims against
hesald deCcHH0H ii1 exhibit them with tho usces.
aary vouchers, within ten months after The first
publication ut 'his notice, 20 tho SAID admiuie.
traitor Of Goo llW onlcp 81 4. u. Lewis, Kan.
rooms Il2.I contribution hui diRg, salt iatG
city, In The County pt salt Lake aud TERRITORY
Of Utah iNAitLkh q, BUNNiIAAi,
Administrator Of the EstAte OF Andrew j.
HurnhHm, ducnufuut
Dated Starch llHl, 1888.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


order 10 show cause why order Of sale Of real
estate should not be made.
ToHN n. REESE, THE ADMtNisTR ATOM
- OF ihu ralaiC ~ hnoch Reese, dcct atrd,
having q cd Dive urutlOn herein, duly verified.
lying for nn order OF anln OF q portion of ire
real criatu OF eald drcrdcnt. for the purposes
thgfou htt foftl, i o. therefore ordered bv the
Jude ol sad euutt inai all persons intCfcstcd
90 luU raNlIu 10 said dofuHand. appca r before
thc s.il Probate Court on Thurailv She 18TH
oaY o. Nay -ii, at On o'r.urE iu the forenoon
% said day, az thD Court Room OF SAID Probate
Court, 90 thc County Court House. in tho CITY
and County Of salt Lake, Utah Territory, 10
show cause why ana order should uot DO
sFauiod 90 lio said admiuistrAtor, TO
Fcll 90 much Of the real estate OF the
SAIL deco sed a. either public or
private sale IA shall he NECESSARY. ami that a
copy NJ ttis order De ruhlshOd at Ielst four
.urccssive weeks IN Tho uLsEW.r EvTNtNG
NlWH, ncwspurcf printed and Published TO
fliI r.y and county
Dated Arr iith, lsJ.
JACOB -. BLAIR.
Probate Judge,
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NOTICE..

10 Observation-Disclosures ot he SAT- Ldket OgdcH
Gas e. Electric Light COmpdaV'
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
N hnlderB OF tho sat LnkoN Ogden Gas aud
Eiectrlc Light Company Will be held at tue
oncc OF tho company, al salt Lake city, on the
noon, Tor tut purpose u authorizing an
increase ot tho Issue oi net mortgage bonds
from II Coz Ol0 30 : 200 600 and for he purpose
Of trausaruur such uthar husiuess ~ may
come before the meeting, liy order of tue
Hoard on directors. EDWIN r. RICE, IT,,
u. n. LuDlNGION, Jr,, lTsAidnnk
secretary,
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order TO show cause Why order of ta.a u real
catato should not DO made.
ANE J.. toWLEH,riiE ADMINISTRATORS
~ ot thc estate Of Henry C.Towlgr. deceased,
having uloi hcf petition herein, duly ycfinci.
praying Tor an urdar NJ sale OF the whole the
l,Al estate OF taid dccrdunt, Tor tho purposes
therein set lortn,it D. therefore ordcfci Gy tho
HNugo ol saul court, that all persons interested
~ tlr estate ~ sad declared, appear before
lhc AAd Probate court on FRIDAY, tho gdth
Jay Of Alny, $50, 90 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
court, ht the County Court House. IN mo IN
MA county OF HMt iAio Utah Territory, 20
show cause why ain order should not to grant.
cl 10 We tatd administrator. 20 coll 10 much OF
the fc4. estate OF Tho said dctrasedA at such sale
hh tihll be necessary, and that cory OF this
urncr Dc published 90 least four iuccossiyu
weeks in The uEsEutr tNuNtsu NrWs, 10 nuws.
ruuutY.
Dated salt Lake CITY, Aurlgi, isal.
JACOB u, BLAIR,
Probate IutHr
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LEGAL NOTICE
in the Probate Court in and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.


County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of tho Estate Of Robert simpson,
docCa.rd.
Order 20 show Cause Why order OF sale Of
Real Estate should Not No Made.
I ON 4 BUCKLE. TuE ADMINISTRATOR
- 81 thu cfutu NJ Robert simpson. deceased,
Having lcd hl' petition herein, dulY verified,
praying Tor Hn order OF sale OF tho whole u
tue tnlI estate % Had dCcrdgut, for the pur.
pose heron oct forth. 10 Do therefore ordered 10y
The iudgc ~ tnid Court, that All peraOns inter.
gsici lg iht csiatc OF SAID deceased appear
before Ihc said Probate Court on saturday, the
l3.h day 81 May, .Hi az % O'Clock In the fore
noon q said DAY, NJ tho Court Room of said
Probate Court, 90 tho County Court House, IA
the cry and County o. salt iake. Utah Terri.
tory 10 show cause why an order should not
be crnnted 10 tho said administrator. 10 sell 20
much Of the real estate Of tho hald deceased at
public or private sale a. shan be- necessary,
md that a copy Of thus order be published NJ
least four successive weeks In tho DEsLHEr
NLWs.a newspaper printed and published IN
futd t.ty and County
JACOB d. BLAIR, Probate Judge
Dated April 18Th. lsli.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky mn Mining COMPANY. Tocation Of prin.
CiVal place " business PARK CITY, Utah,
Location o Mine, snake Creek Mining Dis'
uei, Nasatch County, Utah.
NOTICE u HEREBY GtVES THAT AT A
~ meeting OF the nluri u Trustees. held
on the IN day OF FehruIr y. ls9i. At SAT- Lake
ny, Utah, On 1saesHWcnt number seven, of
twoeonts per share w1a levied on tho capital
tiuck OF the corporation payable te the score.
Aty within thiIiY DAYS from above date at
tali Lake try. Utah. Any stock upon which
ihis af.eeimrut remains unpaid "a the l1th
utr OF Aihr'h, La, viii DO delinquent aud al.
Ncfihcd Tor sale, % pablo auction, and uuicsa
payment ls made DC ore will he sold on tho sth
DAY N MAY, is,l, az tho hour ~ lg O'clock
noon. ~ rnom M. 3lt Constitution nuiiding,
salt Lake CITY. Utah, 20 pay delinquent assess
meni together with cost Of advertising and
expense ot sale. W. ). BURTON.
Secretary.
No. p llurion's Court, Second South sIreet.
between Second and Third West. salt Lake
cry, Utah
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March 10th. isal.-iiy order oi the Hoard %
Trustees ~ thc ucky 1911 Mining Company,
iI tNu tlu day, the time for declaring the ftosk
drhnu1cnt o. extended % tho sitn day Of AVul
lti, ana DO payment D. not made before. viii
Poo H1li on tho . h day OF June, 1873, Il ~
o'clock noon, ~ room No, 2os Consultation
hutting. salt Lake ttty, Utah. to pay dclin.
queui Assessments, together with costs Of al
Ntfiitiug and expense of sale.
90 "a. d ItIfWTgN gperetarw
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN aud Tor Salt Lake
county, jAh Territory.
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LrGAL NOTICE.

In. the Probate Court In and Tor salt fato
County, Territory Of Utah.
In tho Matter o. tho Estate OF siephen
Hanson, Deceased.
Nuuco ut Tune and pIaen for the Hearing OF
Petition Tor Admission % Probate
OF Will
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lyJ. y. JAci,, Deputy.
estate. ''
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order 10 show cause why order Of sale Of real
UstAte should not be made
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Notice ~ time aud place for the hearing o
petition for admission 10 probate Of Will,
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order 90 Show Causu Why order OF sale Of
Real Estalc should Not Bo Made
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-10
The Mayor. After Delibera-
ton, VetoeS the Water
Works Ordinance.
His Action Sure to Precipitate
a War in the Common
Council.
Mills and Chapman, the Evan
gelists. Exchange Pulpits
for a Day.
General Roundup Of the
News Of the City Of Min
neapoliS,

Mayor Eussis yesterday vetoed the
water works ordinance, and will give
his reasons for SO doing to the council
next Friday night. The mayors action
will precipitate a war in the council,
whose end will be-if reports are true
the total humiliation and disruption of
that august body. The Democrats have
maze up their mind to carry the council
and select their own president. In order
to do this a revolution la Honduras
will be started. and the result will be
the Ousting of President Brazie. The
Democrats will be able to do this, for
they are twelve in number and have the
assurance of two Republicans that any
action taken by them will be sustained.
Aid. Bradish and Woodward will vote
with the Democrats to GUST BraZie, and
unless all signs fail they will have an
opportunity tonight.
This waterworks ordinance has been
the bone of contention ever since the
council was organized last January.
Kiichli introduced the original one, but
there was considerable opposition to it,
inaSmuch as its intent was clearly
shown to be the placing of a Democrat
in the position at present occupied by
Jack Mcconnell, the supervisor of the
water department. The resolution pro-
vided that the supervisor must be 4
mechanical and hydraulic engineer.
The ordinance was referred to the Ordi-
nance committee, and there, under the
subtle hand of Aid Bradish, it under
went several amendments. One amend
ment eliminated the word Thy
draulic' in STIMULATING the quail
ticatiOnS of the supervisor, and
the other amendment made it pos
SiDle for two reports to be sent in from
the water board instead OF as present,
but one. This was the purpose of allow
ing the two Democratic members, Alder
men kiichli and Mcclure, to submit a
report to the council. This report
would contain the name of some person
other than Mcconnell, for the position
of supervisor and would be just what
the Democrats were looking for. When
the majority report, that of the Repub-
lican members of the water committee,
W ould be submitted to the council
Bradish and Woodward would vote with
the Democrats and accept the minority,
report. The action of Mayor EuStls,
however has knocked this scheme in
the head, and-in order to carry their
point another tack will have to be made.
This tack will be coup of no small
Importance, and the Republicans will be
made aware of this when they come to
see its action. If the plan goes through
a new president will be elected before
the meeting adjOurns, and he will APP
point a new list OF committees. Who
this president will be is hard to tell,
probably Kiichli, for he has led the
Democratic forces for the past two
years.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-10
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

ID. r. Wagner has sued Pauline and
j. W. Shadewall to recover S1,367 on a
promssory note.
Martha Johnson, Henry Donovan and
Andrew johnson were sent to the state
school at OWatOnna yesterday.
Elizabeth A. LinscOtt has petitioned
the probate court for letters of admins
tration upon the s4,000eState of William
LinscOtt, left to seven heirs.
Lewis B. Mason asks to be appointed
guardian of Mary G. Mason, a lady Of
advanced years, who is incompetent to
have the charge of her property.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Gust A. Ganiere and Adele Rasch,
Lester l.. Foss and Marget NJ. Neastey,
and Filing Ellingson and Hilda Gunder-
son.
Julia E. q. Ribbons has begun suit
for divorce from Joseph Bibbons,
whom she married in 1871. when she
was twenty-nine and he was thirty-sev-
en-. He deserted her in 1886.
The celebrated Farr-Koffend case
which created SO much talk for the man
about town at the time it was tried,
came up again in the district court be-
fore Judge Hooker yesterday on mo-
ton made by the defendants for judg-
ment in line with the verdict. Judge
Hooker decided for the defendant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-10
THE STATE OFFENDERS.
Judge Nelson Handles Them In the
United States Court.

Judge Nelson Handles Them in the
United States Court.
In the United States circuit court yes
terday the civil cases, which have now
dwindled down to ten in number, were
all continued over until Monday and
the criminal cases taken up by Judge
Nelson, the grand jury having Con-
cluded its work and returned, in all,
thirteen indictments against the follow
ing persons, and of which the following
dispositions were made:
Peter Beutner, a Winona mail carrier,
charged with tamperfng with your
Uncle Sans mail, was arraigned and
pleaded guilty. He has large family
dependent upon him. and after a severe
but kindly lecture, was given the eX-
eeptionally light sentence of fifteen
months in states prison.
James Vera, Sandy Edwards, Will
lam Moore, Wallace Edwards, Thomas
Lynch and Samuel Jeffrey, charged
with illegally cutting government tim
Der, all pleaded guilty, and with the
exception of Vera, who was fined S2l,
were fined SIS.
Charles Smith, Peter Gravelle, Jake
FolStrOm and William Sloan all pleaded
not guilty to an indictment charging
them with selling liquor to Indians, and
their cases will be taken up for trial
later. Gardner, indicted on the same
charge, pleaded not guilty, and his case
was taken up for trial.
OF the civil cases to come up-the first
of which will be the suit of Mary j.
Robinson against the street railway
cOmpany-the principal share are per-
sonal injury cases. the most important
outside of these being the suit OF the
Parkhurst Paving Company against The
! City of Minneapolis to recover on al
| legged patent infringement.
After the introduction Of the plant
! IFS testimony in the suit of Thomas
Heffern against The Northern Pacific
| Railroad, the case was brought to al
abrupt end by the granting of motion
for verdict for the defendant.
The old familiar libel suit of Judge
| William Welch against John II. Knight
which involves eX-Secretary Villas, has
| by consent been continued over the
! term.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-10
Two Make One,

The Joint committee on salaries and
ordinances met yesterday afternoon and
took up the matter of A. G. MOSher,
who has been holding two positions and
drawing two salaries for some time past,
contrary to the spirit of the city charter.
MI Mosher was the seaIer of weights
and measures at a salary OF S1,5O0 a
year, and city weighmaster at
a salary of 5000 year. The
matter had been overlooked by
the council, so when an alderman
called attention to 1T. the joint commit
tee was authorized to go ahead and fix
up matters. 1t was decided to eonsoll-
date the offices and place them both I'M
der one salary. Mosher does not lose
much by the change, for his salary was
fixed at 3, eco. 1t is not likely, however,
that the report Of the committee will be
confirmed without little fight, fol-
many Of the aldermen are of the Opin-
ion that S2CC0 is too much for The work
required The building inspector gets
but SI,5C0, and his position is looked
upon as the more responsible.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-10
ST, PatriCk'S DaV,

The manner in which st. Patrlck's
day is going to be celebrated this year
is we'll worthy of the fullest support of
the Irish people in this city. All ar
Engagements have now been completed
for the holding of the IriSh-American
banquet at the West hotel, st. Patrick's
evening, and the success of the move
ment is now assured. The Irish people
have CALAMITY seconded the undertake
ing of the committee having charge Of
the affair, and good sale Of tickets Is
already made. There is no line drawn
as to who shall attend the banquet. All
the Irish citizens are heartily welcome
to be present. The price of tickets is
within the reach of all. The evening
will be entirely devoted to American
and Irish patriotism, so it is suspected
that the occasion will be one of the most
pleasant and patriotic ever held in this
city. Nothing will be left undone to
make the gathering themost celebrated
of its kind.
The most prominent Irlsh-American
citizens of Minneapolis will deliver adj
dresses. Tickets are on sale at the
office of the Irish Standard, John NJ.
Gleason, 254 First avenue south, and
Kennedy Brothers, Sc Washington av-
punp SOuth
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-10
OLD MANS DARLING.
She Uses Considerable of His
Money, and Wants Divorce.

Money, ana wants divorce.
MADRID. To-, March 9.-The most SEN
sational case ever heard in this county
has just ended. William Wheeler is an
old man sixty years of age. A few years
ago he married prominent young lady
here, and now she wants a divorce
Wheeler is worth somewhere in the
neighborhood of $4,000. His young
wife used considerable portion of his
money. and he left her about year
ago. She applied for divorce then,
but before her case came to trial,
Wheeler gave her 1000, and she agreed
to return and live with him. They
quarreled and fused great deal. Mrs.
Wheeler placed her $1,000 in bureau
drawer for safe keeping. In short
time Wheeler disposed of TWO farms he
had for cash, had stock sale and sold
ali his stock, and Mrs Wheeler awoke
one morning to find her 81, 900 gone from
the bureau. She declared her husband
had taken the money, and Wheeler de-
clared he didn't. She had him ar
rested, and he compromised the case by
giving her $4,000 and promising to place
no distractions in her way when she
applied for another divorce. Her APP
plication is now on file.