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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07
Legal Notices.
Notice 10 Hear Pettition Tor ENamina-
lion and Allowance

GTATE OF WISCONSIN-IONA COUNTY
= COURT ~ PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that AT a regular term
OF the Iowa County Court 70 De held In and for
said county, az the Court House i'm the city
OF nodgeyille, in said county, on The IN day
OF February, A. u. 1898 being the first Tues
day OF said month, az ten O'Clock ia the fore
noon OF said day the following matters win be
heard and couSidered
The application of Mary J. Areall aud John
II. AgHll. executors Of the estate of John +.
Argall late OF said county, deceased for the
examination and allowance of their admins.
Tanon account and the assignment OF the
residue of said estate TO such persons as are
10y law entitled to The same
Andi is further ordered, that public notice
iheleoi be given 10 all persons interested hy
publishing copy of this notice FOR three weeks
suceeSSivelN prior go said day OF hearing, in The
Mineral Point Tribune, a weekly newspaper NIB.
llshed IN said county.
By order OF the Court:
lwS CHARLES W. MCuHON Judge
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis, January srd. 1879
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07
4TTORNHJh.
Tteese Cnrler,

A TTORNEys AND COUNSEL ORs. Dodgevlne
Il Wis. VIII practice !n AN courts in the state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07
Notice 10 Hear proof of WIN.
STATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWl

~ County Court-Iu Probate
Notice is hereby given thBt at q regular torn
OF the Iowa County Court Go he held iu and Tor
said county az the Court House, in ,hc city
Of Dodgeville i'm said county. on the nd day
OF February, A. d. 1925. being the first Tuesday
of said month, az ten o'clock m the forenoon
OF said dav, the following matters will DE heard
ana considered.
The application OF Phillip Allen, Sr..
guardian OF William J 1omlin and Mary Ann
lomiin for the final settlement of his account
as such guardian aud for his discharge from
said trust
And it is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given 90 all persons interested boy
publishing "A copy OF this order for three weeks
successfully prior % said day of hearing, in the
Mineral Point TRIBUNE, weekly newspaper
published iu aid county.
By order ot the Court:
52W& CHARLES ~ MCILHNN. Judge
Dated podIeyilie Wis. December l5 lSg1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07

ton and Allowance.
GTATE OF wIsCoNSIN--IowA COUNT
> Court-m Probate


GTATE or WISCONSIN--lOWA COUNTY
= Court-In Probate
Notice is hereby given that at the regular term
OF the Iowa county court, TO be held i'm and for
said county, at the Court House ia he city
OF Dodgeyille, in said county, ON the 7th dav on
February A. d. 1898, being the first Tuesday
Of said moAth, at ten o'clock IN the forenoon of
said day the following matters will be heard
and considered.
The application of luo. r. Heuda md
Charlie, Ncndra executors OF the estate of
Christopher Hcudfa late OF said county
deceased tor the examination and allowance
90 their administration account, and the
assignment ol The residue of said estate To sngh
persons as are 10y law entitled to the same.
And II is further ordered, that public notice
thereof hC given To all persons Interested hy
PUBLISHING copy OF this notice Tor three weeks
successtvely prior 70 said day ot hearing ia the
Mineral Point TRIBUNE, u weekly newspaper
published Ia said county
ky order of the Court:
Tvs CHARLES W. McIlUON. judge
Dated Dodguville, Wis. Jan. 3rd, 1898
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07

The king II Greece rules over &c.,
% fewer people han dwell in New
YORK city and Brooklyn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
BLAND And SILVER.
IntlnateS That The Report Vas Stolen
Prom The Printers.
LEnIeu VALLEY II. H. STRIKE.
More Of the Great Storm In England
and France, Bombs Found
In iiarcrlonia.

wAsnSuroS, Nov. 2O.-Sllvor men
propose 10 renew tho silver hgnt as
soon as Congress meets. Bland
says sufficient time has elapsed since
the repeal Of the Sherman law TO show
II II not responsible Tor tho hard times
snd that ils repeal, instead of helping
matters has made them worsc, by con-
tracing the currency and making II
harder for thu debtor class to pay. He
snys he has private assurances from n
large number Of those who voted Tor
the reposl to make il evident that ne
can get a majorlty in the House for
free coiuuge, and he has prepared bill
for early Introduction which 10 u
practical revival Of the free coinage
law OF 1857, and makes silver coins Of
all denominations full legal tender TO
any amount. AZ II his purpose not TO
push this till ut once but 10 allow hrut
Reasonable time for the passage 81
the tariti bill. He tninks there should
be heavy reduction In the tafin Aud
a large income tax Imposed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
Y. NJ. NJ. |. A. Conference.

On November 18Th the quarterly con.
ference OF the Y. N. NJ. /. Association
convened Mt Provo. A. loan. there
was an oiiloers' meeting, attended by
almost seventy officers and prominent
members, Stake Superintendent J, -.
keeler presiding.
Three carloads OF people came from
the South, and the North contributed
a like number All OF theis visitors
who dld not have friends, were
actually and not thentriehlly taken care
Of provided fIr and male comfort.
able. Oi thlrIy.tour wards In the
Stake, twenty.iour wero represented
In o manner 10 reflect credit on the
officers ami memOoru.
supt. j. Il, keeler answered a mum.
Der VI questions presented, and toll
those not hOorully supplied with Man.
uEls where tney c1ulu DO ubtained.
George IL, Brimhsil, Of tho general
fuperiutendcnCy, discussed with great
uluarneas tho leading points brought
cut by tho reports, the financial aspect
aud the seTito Of lectures 20 be- given
ana thu qualifications VI such lecturers.
Tho olhCurt' meeting WAS adjourned
until . p. me- when n musical enter.
taiumont was given, Prof. Gilea being
general conductor. The entertainment
was continued In the evening and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
HONORED TODAY.
The SsYenly.Aith Anniversary Of
Mary Isabella Horne.
SURPRISE AND ENTERTAINMENT.
Ono OF Utah's Pioneer Women tho
Recipient Of HonorA-ller
Useful Life.

There was n big gathering OF repre-.
sentative men and women Of Utah at
the Fourteenth ward assembly hall
this afternoon 10 do honor to ono Of
tho Territory's Oldest ami most
respected ladies-Mrs, Mary Isabella
Horne, who this day passed the
-eventy.nith milestone OF a life that IL
full Of honor and pleasant memories
though II IL also marked with trials,
suffering aud privatious Of the soyerest
character, The celebration OF the
anniversary OF her birth was arranged
by a committee OF ladies who have
long been associated with her and are
thoroughly familiar with her many
noble traits Of character. lt was Ia
the nature Of surprise aud was SUE
cessiul Ia every senHe Of the word.
Sister Horne was born on the 20lh
OF November, 1915, ia the town OF
Riinshaw, County OF Kent, England.
From her earliest youth she has been
known for her earnest religious nature
aud acts u Christian Kindness. Her
fathers name was Hales and on the
9th Of April 1882 he left England with
His family consisting OF wife, five
sons ana two daughters, for Canada.
On their arrival there the cholera was
raging In lts most violent form but the
family fortunately escaped III rRvagos.
In 1884, she married Joseph Horne
with whom she has bravely shared tho
sorfOws and happily divided the joys
OF wedlOck for more than nity.BiX
years. She became n member OF the
Church In July 1888 being baptized by
Elder Orson Hyde. She took a pTomi.
nent part with her husband In the
events OF early Church history anu
passed through the memorable
scenes enacted in Missouri and
Illinois. Early ia 1916 the family lett
Nauvoo, where they had succeeded Ia
establishing themselves Ia u fairly well
paying business, and started into the
then unknown West and arrived here
ON the 9th OF October, 1917. The
greater part OF Sister Horne's life In
Utah has been spent In tho Fourteenth
ward OF this city. For some time past,
however, she has been u resident VI thp
Eighteenth ward.
Though not Ia the best Of health at
the present time, she IN as bright
mentally Us In the days Of yore. Her
lie In this Territory has ever been
associated with woman's interests.
She is the president OF tbs Relief socl-
oly Of the Salt Lake Stake, treasurer OF
the National Relief society anu chair.
man Of the executive committee OF tho
Desoret Hospital.
Among the invited guests at the
party this afternoon were the Flrst
Presidency Of the Church, members
Of the Council OF Apostles. Presiding
BiHh0prio, Presidency OF the Salt Lake
STAKE, the Blshop and his couusel0ll
NJ the ward In which she now resides.
tho Bishop aud counseoTs .of the
ward In which she formerly lived and
where the gathering took place, the
local officers Of tho 3IaEe AMI National
Relief Societies and large number ui
other prominent persons,
The program which was being car
rled out al press time consisted Of nd.
dresses, music, singiDglet0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
PRECINCT ELECTIONS.

Butler precinct, Salt Lake county
Luaudor Butler. Tor Justice Ot the
peace, received 20 votes, and Winnie
Chile Jf., 30.
Font Herriman precinct, Salt Lake
county VIM. A.. Crane received n
votes for cons. able anu Samuel Butter.
HELD II votes Tor Justice Of the peace.
Loa precinct, Wayne county-C. a.
dmudy was elected Justice Of tho
PEACE and q. T. Stevens constable.
Central precinct, 3 vior county,
II. hOOtOn was eleCtul constable.
Monroe precinct, Sewer cJunty-Or.
sou Hutchinson was elected constable.
Ntsmiliion precinct, SEWER county
Peter G0ttiredsUn was elected justice
OF the peace, and T.. q. Wall constable;
thofe was an opposition candidate 10
the latter, but he was taonty-thfee
votes behind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
A TERRIBLE ASSAULT.
An infuriated Husband Iuiiiots Fright
full Wounds on Ills Wife, Alleging
That She wa, uGiaithiul.

One Of tho most frightiul and In.
human assaults al recent occurrence
in ;hia city took place ut the home OF
John Hainbwirth, q carpenter who
hives nt No. 021 west, Sixth South
street, lgst night.
IL was story Of uniaithiulness,
Jealousy aud orimo revolving In the
extreme. HHinHwirth, II seems, has
not without good cause suspected his
wife Of being untrue 10 him by a pro-
traCled Intimacy with "A TOuHtabOut
known ss ben Roberts. His wife was
away from home the greater part Of
yesterday anu hO brOOded over their
troubles good deal, and it IL
claimed had reason 10 believe that the
couple were enjoying each others
company. He broke opon mis- wife's
trunk and found packet NJ letters
that she had received from ls1bnTis-
some OF thom under an assumed name.
When she returned homo he informed
her what lie had done aud they quar-
relied over the matter anu she threat.
ened to have him arrested.
This made HainsWirth furious and
he seized his revolver aud struck her
over the head with 1t h0tl inside anu
outside OF the house, intliuting frig ht.ul
aud CHASTITY wounds from Which blood
flowed freely and rendering her uu-
conscious. During the excitement the
pistol was discharged, the bullet taxing
effect In Mrs. HuuhwiTth's neck,
though not producing a very severe
wound.
Halnswirth was arrested by Captain
Donovan and lodged In jail, lie was
formerly an emplOye OF the waterwofAs
department aud WIS recently before
Commissioner Gfeenman iorassaulting
his wife. The latters injuries were
attended to b. couple OF physicians
who at first were Of the opinion that
they would prove fatal but who now
think that nor chances Tor recovery ara
favorable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
New Schednle.

Under the new schedule Of the Rio
Graudo Western, trains viii run until
further notice NJ follows; Nos. Q and 3
will continue unchanged. No, Z will
leave Ogden ut $500 p, m. instead Of
6;45, Salt Lake At 0:2O instead OF 7;5 0,
ana Provo at 1884 instead OF o. No. /
will arrive at Provo from the east ut
1905 n. m. instead Of 9:I3 ana will
leave Salt Lake at 2:l5, arriving at
Ogden at 3:l5. The train from Silver
City will leave NJ 7:i1 n, m. instead Of
$3.50 aud for Sallnai Sanpete valley
points aud Unite range VIII leave Salt
Lake At i.2j Instead Of and arrive at
Saliva al 1910 3. N. ana silver City
NJ o y. M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
PAY YOUR TAXEs THIS WEEK.


This is the last week Ia which to
pay taxes for the present year be.
fore the lists are made up Tor publica.
ton. Money viii DO received at Col
lootor Leonardo Office up TO the close
Of his oilico on Saturday next. Today
thore was perfect and continuous
stream OF taxpayers waited upon by
him and his busy corps OF deputies
and at noon more than $4,000 had
been paid In, while on Saturday over
g.3,OJO was gathered into golfers OF the
tie city aud county. The l8, 0OJth re-
cglp, was passed carly In tha day and
the l7,OOOth may DO reached Attho close
uI the Jays work.
Tho oiiiCe win positively remain
closed the whole OF next week ami no
taxes will bs received during that
period, which will be devoted wholly to
preparing the delinquent list for publ.
cation. That work clmpleted' tho
office will again be thrown open, but
all who have not paid In tho meRn-
time will haze 10 pay their quota OF
publication in addition TO the regular
assessment. Last year the Otiioo
closed on thu 23rd. This year II closes
Two days isler-ou the 2jth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
AN IMPROVEMENT co MPANY
The DOWney- Donncllan Filed lis Ar.
ticles this Day.

Articles OF incorporation OF the
Downey. Donnellan Improvement Co.
we're filed with the county clerk this
moruing.
The object Of this new organization
Ia 10 deal In real estate IN Salt Lake
City and county, buy, lease, rent,
mortgage, bond, soil, or improve the
same.
The capital stock Is placed at $780,.
600, divided In 1000 shares OF the par
value VI 500 each.
All the stockholders reside In this
city. They are John T. Donnellan
and Geo. NJ. D1wney, who have sub.
scribed for $50 shares each; Elizabeth
V. Donuellau snu Elizabeth NJ.
Downey, ten shares; JOnn ~. Ingram
AMI II. Downvy one share each.
Tho c0mpgny's place OF business
will be IN salt Lake CITY.
John T. Donnellgn Will be- president,
Geo. +, DOwuey vice president, aud
Geo, NJ. D0wney secretary aud
treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
Philin FOOte.

The notorious "Phil" Foote, whogo
capture by Deputy Marshal Fowler
Of Provo was recorded uthese columns
a week or 90 ago, has been released
from tho pouiteutlary ON furnishing
bonds Of $1,000, as required by the
First dislTiUt court. That Is ia re-
ference 10 the assault with n deadly
weapon upon AdGm Paul. In regard
10 the second iudiclmonD that OF rob.
ingR gambling table, Foote was al.
lowed TO go on his own racognizsnce,
os no one has appeared to prosecute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
The COUNTY COURT.
The Usual Run Of Petitions and Gen.
Cldl Routine Of Business.
A DEMAND roR 50 REJECTED.
Claim for Damage to Property Al.
loWcd.-Errors In Assessments
Righicd.- Other Matters.

The members Of the county court
were late In getting down to business
today, and not much heslwsy had
been made up 10 the noon adjourn.
menL Probate Judge Blair presided
and all the felectmon were present.
a BRIDGE WANTED.
Tho petition OF J. a. Cornwall and
others paying Tor substantial bridge
over the "big ditch" on Thirteenth
east, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
sOutu, was referred to the committee
Of the whole boa'i.
III WAS ALLOWED slO0.
Eric Os.luud, OF SANITY, wrote com.
planning OF damage done 10 hls pro.
perry by Deputy Road Surveyor e..
Rggegs during the construction OF y
new county road, ana assessing tho
same NJ $3.50. After full inquiry
Into tho circumstances the board al.
lowed 500, said amount ~ Include
hight OF way two rods on the south sido
o. the line ~ established by the couu.
by deed 10 the county.
THEY WON'T GRAST II.
The g. claim Of Abel johnson for
services AZ judge OF election In c5nnec.
ton with the Incorporation Of Sandy
CITY was Rejected on recommendation
OF the county attorney.
~ TIE HOSPITAL.
County Physician wotthlnglon 70.
ported that tue number OF county
patients ia the city hospitals ut IBIS
date are; 81. Mary's Z, 81. Mark'a d,
Deserut o; tOiall3.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
County Treasurer Lynn reported
that there are funds now on hand to
pay all Registered county warrants up
to No. ga, intoTcst bearing.
FOH CORRECTION.
County Assessor Lynch wrsle stat.
INK that during the recent session OF
the county board Of equallza.
ton several matters PERTAINING
10 this years. assessment were
referred TO him for rraIiustment
Among these was the assessment Of all
real estato situate Ia the mountains
north Of tho city cemetery, which
he was instructed 10 return at s. per
acre. IL appeared the correction was
not madein tho following casos: Henry
l.. 5hively, 40 acres la southeast quaF-
ter Of section 20, north, l rast, as
scssed at slO0J-snould be $500; Geo.
Collins ct nj, 50 acre. In south hall
section 20, I north, east, assessed at
s3jOJ-shOuld hu Sit0. He asked
that the corrections be made accord.
ingly.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
This afternoon tho board Is dealing
with claims, ETC., and an effort Will
be- made TO reach the officers salaries
question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
Elder Aliens Funeral.

The funeral services over the remains
Of Elder William l., n. Allen, late
Bishop OF the Twenty.trst ward, were
held in the ward meeting house yester.
day morning beginning at 10 O'Clock.
The large assembly room was proiusely
drapvd with white crepe aud was filled
10 its utmost capacity with friends and
relatives OF the deceased, who had
gathered TO pay their last respects to
his memory.
COnsoling and encouraging remarks
were made by Elders Joseph h.. ray
lor, Robert n. Burton, Bishop w. b.
Preston, W. q. Dunbar, Joseph Wat.
son, James sharp, Heb0r j. Grant and
George Romney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

ranging from o 70 ~. VIM. Beddo,g,
president, and Niuis Fruduricl,Heu,
Andrew OucsDu, Frank b. Davis.
Ufiah II. Taylor boalj " trustees.
Aantnquin.
In tho town Of sauaquin, Utah
county, this majorillea ranged from so
% Do. The officers elected are: prcsI.
dent, Thomas j. He'll; board Of
trustees, Chester Nls0uger, Joseph l..
Olsen, William Il. Oponshaw, Ncls
Nelson.
Monroe.
Thctowu Of Monroe. sevior county,
elected The following So sefa with only
one dissenting vote. President, Thomus
huni trustees, J,ppa Nilsson, J. n.
MgCAtlyi Hans Tut anu J. NJ. Lars0n.
ittbcr
The town u Hobcf Wasatch county,
elected the following officers by ma.
Jorl. ranging rom f9 "a; Pfctidcnt,
l. II, Hiles; Trustees, W. T.. Turner, H.
H. Cltggi j. Campbell Uul George Car.
lslu.
nichnsia.
Tho city Of RlchHglI, SEWER county,
clio .Hu ihr following yni,cn by ma.
leulitH ranging tom o. tgl.5; Nayor,
ihr.' Hiauals.j C.uU..l 20 H.. g..
I''ei.rui j. a. ta,uslsH, ;. Jhfisten.
zen, De thuf,uur.H, q. Gilbert; Uo.-
iectuo NJ, u. ....; recorder, F.
0puucaG t.ea.ug.5 j. Cidttluutou;
nutshnl j.. A.. Hsusau; Justice of the
peace w. ". Bake,
Midway
Tho town @: Midway, wasatoh
county, elected SIC following uiiiCer8
without opposition; rrealiou., y. IS.
WngcuuG urustyus, Jluu Morton, On.
rich Proba', T.. AuplsusIp, Thoophilus
RsUey.
sbHngr Ia brigham city.
By "a development. today the result
heretofore declared VI the election in
Brigham City, 40 Tar o. tho city mar.
shAi % concerned, was reversed.
Maniua itUcilct 10 pstt Of the Brig.
ham City municipality, The re-
turns on the municipal Ticket
were mailed ina separate envelope
90 thutu On the legislative and county
tiCkot, Aud failed 10 come o. hand. The
canvassors supposed ghat Mantua was
not in brigham City,so counted up tho
votes they nnd received. To-day, now.
ever, Mt NUlH Jensen, of Brigham,
came down with a certified copy OF
the returns from Mantua, which, when
counted IN, show the election OF David
Rutee by u mgjority OF three over or.
son HUDSON. There was no change In
any other office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

wAsH1N0rON, Nov. 20.-Tho publ
cation OF Blounps Hawaiian report
this morning does not seem 10 have
Disconnected the state department par
ticulafly, IL contains but little aside
from what was summarized anu indl'
Gated In GroshRm's letter 10 tho Pfosi.
dent. Gresham declines 10 talk ubUu
1t. Il II inumated that the report was
stolen from the government printing
Office, where II was put la type on
Saturday night.
Hawaiian Minister Thurslon IL Ia
oonsultAtion with Secretary Gresham
this morning, presumably by invita-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
Change Of Result IN Case Of The
Marshal oil Brigham City.
ASHTON ELEcrrD IN SALT LAKE.


The Utah Commission had a quiet
day 10 prepare Tor the thgop contested
cnsCs 90 be- heard tomorrow, the 2lst.
Tho general canvasing board was
hard at work, however, on municipal
unc county returns. Up 20 the present
sixteen counties have boon cauyuacI,
and tho Others may tako two or three
days got some Of the distant pro.
ciuca have NOT made their returua
Whom thssu come in they will DO can.
vassod. Since tho tmc pi our report
on Saturday evening, tho cauvass!ng
hoard have SUMMED up tho returns OF
iOll0WE
snit Lake County.
IL Sal, Lake county the detailed
vote wrs 90 follows far superintendent
tscuuol1, howiug the election Oi h.
w. AshIou, Republican, by a major.
ity Of two votes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
Rescued the Chicken.

Yesterday afternoon a boy named II.
Erickson, Of tho Second ward, motto
a chicken hawk carrying Oh an almost
full grown chicken from yard near
the corner OF Tenth South and Second
West streets. The hawk went q con.
siderable distance up Ia the air and
thon alighteI iu a ield. The boy and
several companions followed. When
near enough young Erickson threw a
rock, striking the hawk on the head
and killing n. Toe chicken was alive,
aud on examination appeared 10 be-
uninlured except slight wound on
the head whore It waa struck by the
hawk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
A Welcome Visitor.

Mr. J. a. 81. John, formerly mana.
ger OF the Central Type Foundry, st.
Louis, an Institution well known 10 all
who have to do with the cart prsserva-
tive" is in Salt Lake Tor tho first time
during his busy lie, Himself aud wife
are westward bound, intending, alter a
brief visit on the Coast, 10 continue
their Journey into Old Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

Hastings, carryinr vel 60 eight msn
in each, are SIM ilasiug. There t.
hut little h1po that they survived tue
storm. Oh CltUlnoTpe uight vessels
ara ashore.
Tue body Of Edward Moore, well
knowu safiordHuire farmer, was found
frozen In a snow drift Much wrck'
age IL washed ashore at Yarmouth.
The gale ragsd with terrific ioTco ali
night and u.ny more fishing boat
nTc missing.
Another large portion Of the pier at
Calais, France, was washed away
today. The piers NJ Dieppe arc sO
sovofeiy DAMAGED that v,ssels csunoi
enter tho hnrbor. Channel traffic 20
all POINTS II stopped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

DENvER, Colo. Nov. gl.-ln tho U.
=. circuit court this morning the trial
began Of tho suit Of eE.duvoruof
Evans againit tue Union Pacific,
Denver d Gull Railvay " al.
asking thn appointment Of receivers.
A. the opening, joel J.Nnlo announced
tnat for the present the Unitcd States
government aid not care 10 Intervene
IN an application. Joan Mt Tnuru-
ton, OF Omahp, general counsel 'ur the
Union Pacific, is defending the suit Tor
that road.