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FRAGMENTS.

THE Eighth quorum Of Elders will
meot at the Thirteenth ward meeting
house ON Monday evening, March IL.
TuE Fourth quorum Of Seventies meet
In tho Twenty.frst ward mooting houso
on Monday evening next, OF 1850.
TmE monthly meeting of the si1ieonth
quorum Of Seventies Will be held on
Monday evening next, al s3O, ia tho
First ward assembly hall.
TIT funeral services over tho remains
of sister sarah Felt will be held NJ r. iu.
tomorrow Sunday NJ the family Tesi-
donco, 100 north East Tomplo street,
Mn. J. NJ. sJoDAfG has severed his
connection with tho SircdiSh Herald, 10
tho editorial columna ~ which no mas
contributed articles for tho last Two year,
"fF Jesus Christ should como again
what church would rccoivo liimv' VIII
be Rov. Mr.. uftufs subject tomorrow
morning nj tho Theater. Service begins
at II o'clock.
Tim Primary conference Of this sake
will DO held Saturday, March ism, IN
the Assembly Hall, at 10 a. m. Thero
VIII be but one meeting. Il. &. Clawson,
President.
TuE regular meeting Of tho Fourth
quorum OF Elders occurs noxtMDnd ny
ovonlng IN tho Fifth ward meeting
house. Elder samuel w. Richards Will
DO present and address the meeting.
As an evidence that people VIII como
from far and near to attend tho coming
conference gentleman living no Peoria.
ILL.,, has written 10 Bochiul ~ Sands OF
the Walker house for rooms for that oc-
casion.
Tnn motion for a now trial In the case
oi tho People ". Thomas O'Noil, con-
Viciud Of manslaughtor, was hcard before
Judge Zane this afternoon. The aiiidavits
aud evidence were quite Sensational and
tho arguments Of counsel eloquent aud
pointed. Tho motion was grained.
THE friends of DR.. Q. l.. CTandall viii
be surprised aud panied 10 learn that lac
was suddonly stricken down with u So
yero attack OF Illness last night. He las
heon unconscious good part OF tho day
aud his condition ia critical, although MS
relatives aud friends stiil hope for his TO-
cOvory.
Mn. RICHARD y. HAAo has made a
very good translation into German OF
Professor Evan stevens song Of the Ro-
deemed. IL Ia 10 DO sung by tho choir ~
the German conference TO DO hold IN tho
Assembly Hall some timo during tho
April conference. Tho translation Is on
titled "Dor Gosang der Eroston"
On. nLFF and MIR. Scott Anderson will
address gospel temperance meeting on
sunday evening, 20 DO held In tho large
tent tcorner First South and Ninth East
temporarily occupied by Dr. INNS con
grogation. during tho erection OF his new
church. Tho services Will commcnco
promptly nj 1850 o'clock.
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Tur rrttrv- f,,,,. s,,Iu,. q A ucowra
pe1vrr. H. l.. .i,,gtiif o.i.p. 4. III uurIo
tioveryiiIe n ". joo to,v' sRn - ncisc1i
NJ CorfeIf. pan C,ty.A l. Ntrit. Providence,
u 4 iona Perkins lHiillepHa. " . CfusDy,
X itugz1o, y T. hlpuu-tr and family. Llua,
ono, y = MrAnstdr and wife, Walton, mas,
ME-. l. Alright ME- O. tuIUoriHuns ANlui Nt
indi q ~ 1o,hn, Leadvilic, Col, w W.T.
hlnghami J. y Rankin, tuii 30 VI ieirN J. a.
tailp. iiugllldi Joun l. uaumnr, rhiiaduph.af
Jui.uH ttelncn, LdW ichr Sew lurEi T. buld
ahd ION, Ashley uuhi loht routator' Castle
Gate.
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sAToLLrS VISIT TO NEBRASKA.
A Conflict Between Women Crusaders
and Saloon Keepers
THE PANAMA rnrAL TODAY.
a Cali for Convention 81 southern
.overnors jaw Making ia
Kansas,

LONDON, March Lady Blanche
continued her testimony today Ia The
Howard Dc Walden cult She tosti'
nod that before going " Bournemoulh
to zee her child, she stayed nj her
resldence In Yorkshire. Count Jean
Dc Madre was also there, but she did
not give him the name Of the hotel ut
which she proposed stopping. The
cunt Ind, perhaps, seen her ohon the
train at tho Waterloo station. Tie
count Jean dined with her only once
~ Buurnemouth. She had not seen
him since 1891. Lady blanche
concluded her testimony and tho
case was closed. The jury after
only a few minutes ueliueraIioh
arrived al the verdict that Lady
Blanche was not guilty OF adultery
and that Lord FfoIeIicK Howard De
Walden was guilty OF cruelty.
Judge Jsune In pursuance OF this
verdict therefore, pronounced his
decision granting judicial sep
nration TO LAZY Blauohr from
her husband, Lord Frederick; also
granting costs to her laJyship and
also awarding her ladyship tho cus'
tody OF their sou.
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A BRUTAL HOLD UP.
A Missouri Man Slugged at the Rio
Grande Western Depot
Last Night.

There was case Of cowntdly md
serious smuggling at the Rio GfGnde
Western depot last night. Tho victim
was gentleman who 1t lie said has
been working In this city for man
named Campbell and who had pur'
chased u railway ticket to his home in
81. Joseph, Mo.
He had gone to the depot early In
tending to commence his homeward
Journey ON the 8; 20 Gust bound train. He
anxiously awaited itsRrrival and paced
neasily up and down the long plat.
form. About $50 O'Clock, unconsciOus Of
any danger no walked slowly beyond
the searching rays OF the electric light
along the track into the coal yards, and
had turned about nnd fetraced his
steps considerable distance, when a
couple Of cowardly thugs suddenly
emerged from the shadow of board
fence ana pounced upon him, striking
him several terrific blows ON the head
with blunt instruments, Telling him 10
the ground and rendering him unoon.
ecious. He made no cutlery, but the
affair crented disturbance which
attracted the attention OF some gentle.
men, who fortunately appeared ON the
scene before tho robbers had
time 20 relieve thUlg victim
OF his money, n neat tum
OF which hs hau on his person. The
thieves took TO their heels making
good their escape.
Their hapless victim was carried TO
the depot whore he slowly rrgained
sensibillty. A physician dressed hia
wuuuds, which consisted pi four cuts on
the head and fracture Of thoskull. The
doctor advised that tho man DO sent TO
hospital for treatment, but tue poor
fellow almost incohoreuuy muttered
time ana again he had bought his
ticket and wanted to go home
10 his family. He was accordingly
put on board the train aud under the
care OF physiclau who was going q,
far as Denver snd who volunteered
his services which tho wounded mar
gladly awaited himself Of
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Sr. Lou1s, March H. The GioJe.
democrat this morning says Atcn.
object OF his mission is for tho first
authorilatlvely stated, affects the re-.
moval OF Blshop Ihomns Bonacum.
Tie OiOic.DSm0orut last week inli-
mated that movement was on foot TO
trans or Bishop Bouagum 10 Cheyenne,
Wyoming, mud that this disaiieotlOu
o. several years standing has culmin-
ated In u priests' petition which
reached Mgr. 6at0lli this week. IL 10
this document that prompted him 10
make wettrrn tour.
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Scandinavian Democrats.

All are invited TO meet with the
scandinavian Democratic society on
Monday evening next, ia the Social
Hal, at 1880. The following program
has been prepared:
l. Dueiby M sE p. wihl.irom and ar. Gus
. Gctiiauon, "rhe Bells Of Drammon,. by
Mr. John AamnIt
D. Mock tUni.
4 Dletby Ailss Emma Jorgensen and Me-
John sax.
8. Recitation. "My Articles OF Faith" by
Mr.. John rchaw.
d. Duct. Misses 9ndy Grow nu1 June Drucc.
e Recitation, sophie roroWsEala,' by Alra.
y. a. norman.
s. AAac.
LII IL Ill IrNn snrrninrv
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WITHIN OUR GATES.


A. T. Morgan of Butte, Montana,
having heard, no doubt, OF the superb
Ority " our climate, atmosphere ami
weather, got In Just Us the face OF ma.
ture overhead was putting on Its veil
for the day.
Will w, Calder OF 'Blue Ribbon r."
notOTiety, who has been "doing" the
northern part Of the Territory for Il
while, 10 home ngain, none the worse
Tor wear aud pert a. pickorel.
-
G. W. Kramer, WAC lives In Denver
but has been looking around California,
was among IA yesterday, having got
thus lar homeWard bound. lie looks
after the express department OF the ~.
4 Il. q. as a regular calling.
-
III A. Watson OF ReXburg, Idaho,
has Just returned from the WOrid's
Far oily, whittier he has been rustl.
eating Tor four weeks past. He Seems
none the wOfse for wear but quite dr.
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Death of Mrs. Earr.

Mrs. Olive Hovey Farr, mother Of
ex.Mayor Lorin Farr, OF Ogden,
winalow Farr, Aaron Farr and Mrs.
Olive IL. Farr Walker, died yesterday
evening at her residenco In South
Cottonwood, Salt Lake county, In hor
ninty-fourth year.
The deceased " as one Of the earliest
pioneers, having come to Utah Ia 1851.
Funeral services will be held Mt the
residence OF John Henry Smith,at No.
20 north, West Temple streci,on Tues
day next at IL O'Clock, noon. Friends
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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wnrnN rIrIlsAprna.
They nrinE suiis Against Sale
Keepers, but nre Defeated.

They urinE suits Against Saloon
Keepers, but nre Defeated.
EFFIsGHAM, H., March ll.-rbis
city has for several days been greatly
excited over the trial suits brought by
women crusaders for their ejectment
from saloons last Monday night. The
crusaders were routed In every case.
The suits against William Schnab.
lins ana Henry Moore were dismissed
for want Of evidence. Mrs. u. Rutlin.
ger anu daughter Lulu were tried for
ioIclbly eiecting Alre. +. 4. Kepley
and Mrs. Lacock, two Of the cfusRderF,
from the premises. In ejecling them
Mrs. Koploy and birs. Lacock were
soundly thtashei, ani the court last
evening acquitted Mrs. Rutlinger and
her daughter. The trial was witnessed
by thousand people or more.
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BITTER FEELING AT TINrIC.
Union Miners Manifest an Ugly ard
Threatening Spirit.

Special Tsisgran 70 ne Nacl
EUREKA, Utah, March ll.-About
fifty men are working In the Bullion.
Beck. The unlcn mon gather In
crowds, hootlug, Jtering and yelling
as the workers appear, and splitting In
their faces, calling "ioab, scab." There
has been no violence today. The whole
Mormon Church is blamed and all
sorts Of lies are circulated, such as
threatening TO cut men 81 tho Church
n they don't 20 to work, and promls-
log that they won't have to pay tithing
II they do go to work, o,c. A wicked
spirit prevails among the crowd, and
the fear OF the law is nil that prevents
violence.
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LITTLE Rock, March II. - No
movement Ia the line Of ptogress and
development OF the South has received
such hearty cooperation ami endorse
ment as Governor Fishbick's call for
convention OF Southern governo to
meet vi Richmond, Va, on April l9lh
next. Every executive of the South
has responded. Governor McCOfkle,
West Virginia, replied yesterday.
Mayor J. Taylor Ellison, Of Richmond,
wrote Governor Fshback Offering the
hospitality OF that city 10 the prospec.
tive guests.
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rnANeE,a soANDAL.
Sew Sensation In the Panama Trial
To-day.

To-day.
PARIS, March li.-There were new
sensations ia tho Panama trial today.
The audience was larger than the
previous days owing 10 the expecsa-
ton OF new developments, aud the
deepest interest was exhibited In the
evidence given. A juryman asked
whether II was pussiDle TO trace the
100000 fraucs which Charles De
Desseps alleged ho had given
NJ. floquet. Charles De Les,eps
replied That he could MT tell how to
trace the money. 81 have been 30 long
VA prison." said DE Lesseps plainilvely,
"tAAt 1 am forgetting much tuat /
knew.D M. Kanc testified 10 having
accompanied NJ. ClemunCeau to
see de Ffeyoiuet about tho time
tesllfird 10 by Charles DE Lessops. ut
which Do Freycinet advised Charles Do
Lesseps not to have any litigation with
Baron ReiDEch. NJ. liAnc says that
the baron was thop Ia tho throea OF
conflict with TO Baulaugists, and the
company and Baron Reinach would
have been hurtiui To the republic.
Deputy Loon Borie, Boulangist, and
NNlcl NANnl9 Va oppotAuhlhhlS htAl
testified. Hu created "A de.
cldsd sensation In court by
stating that man named
Blanchet offered him 5000 francs Tor
each deputy that he would induce to
vote for the Panama lottery bond bill.
Charles dc Lessep. here spoke and pro.
tested that he never knew BlRnchet.
The presiding Judge Des Jariins decld.
ed that hO would summon several who
were members Of the chamber OF
deputies ut The tlmo tho lottery bondp
bill was proposed, TO confirm or deny
the statement NJ MIR. Borie.
NJ. Andricux, who II generally held
responsible ms the originator OF the
| Panama revelations, next took this
stand. Audrleux testified that the list
| Of the Rolnach checks which he had
| given 10 the committee OF investigation
had been banded TO him by COrnulul
| Herr IL the same form ne received 10y
Here from Reinach. Andrleux al
mitttd In reply to questions that h,
looked through Arion's papers In ordeI
to serve political purpose.
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CATTLEMEN'S CONGRESS-.


The cattlemen OF Salt Lake, OF the
Territory and the entire West ore
maniiesting good dosl Of interest In
the coming cattlemen's congress to
convene ut Ogden on April 20.22nd.
A copy OF the following circular has
been sent broadcast throughout the
West by Secretary Armstrong;
Tho second annual meeting Of tho In
tor.mounlain stock Growers association
will bo held at ogden, unh, ON gho 2Olh,
aIst aud nd OF April, 1893. This orgnni-
zaiiOu includes Ia is membership i've
stock growers and handlers and local live
stock associations. It's territory comprises
all tho states aud territories wosI OF tho
Mississippi aud Missouri rivers. Is OBJ
lccis arc To couceul rate tho strength and
influence OF all tho 1.-Two stock interests
for mutual aid aud protection, and such
maucrs as markos, transportation,
range regulations general regls'or
OF brands, with means OF inlor-com-
munlcatiun for the recovery Oi stray
stock. and detecting and preventing
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A Flash of Truth.

"My-- boys," exclaimed Council
man Horn to his confferos after tho
adjournment OF the Ciiy Council last
night, al don't think we realize what
n show we have been making Of our.
selves. Just heard Nh old Du,chman
who occupied back seat anu witnessed
our antics say TO "A companion, you
will never catch me paying n dollar TO
40 to chow at the Theater when l
eau sec one here Tor nothing"
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On Tuesday, March lI,h, at II am.
shnrp, No. $40 ). fifst Wet Street.
Fine Upright Piano, Cost $3.50, now
patl1r Chairs, elegant Hanging Lamp,
lot OF line Carpets, finu Sico! Engfnv.
ins4 mud Et0hiugs, extension nnd
center Tables, Mirrors, fine lot Of Fruit,
lot Of Kitchen Utensils, CrOcktty,
Glassware, etc., etc.
X. a. ANDUEws,
AugtiOnCer.
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MERRIAM, Mass., March ll,--Col.
W. q. Stevenson who has Just re-
turned from q trip over the cyclone do.
vastaled country OF Marion ana
Toomuba and who hAa made estimates
Of the damages, tor tbs guidance OF the
relief committee, says 1t 10 the most
destructive storm imaginable. Car.
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In Arrenl, VIA, the county.

KANsAs CRY, NO., March 1.-THE
grand jury, which was In session Mt
Independence the past week, made u
report disclosing the fact that not only
were Justices Of the peace delinquent,
uteN.county officials whose salaries
reached $4,000 are yet In arrears
with the county. Tho grant Jury
states In the report that the funds just
ly belong 10 the county, aud urges the
county court TO proceed at once through
the county chancellor.
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TIE KANaAr soLoNs.
business Transacted by the senate
ami House.

TOPEKA, Kane, March 1.-THE
house last night passed the senate leg
islative appropriation bill, which lpTo-
vides for the payment Oi this late Duns.
more house employee. Twenty.three
Republicans voted Tor the bill with the
Populists. The senate announced that
unless tho house passed the bill, NJ
further appropriation Of any character
would be passed, thus threatening to
tie up number Of state instllutiOns.
This brought the Republicans 10 time.
The Australian ballot bill IA Rmende d
by tho House was passed by the
senate today. The amendment II
particularly Objectionable TO the Demo.
Gratis as II prohibits tho appointment OF
Judges OF election from any party
which "iustd" with another party al
the uext preoedi election. This prac.
lically prohibits tho Democrats from
acting on the election boards NJ the
next election.
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TOPEKA, March ll.--Sieps have
been taken to Dust the railroad com.
missioners, George r.. Anthony and
w. NJ. Mitchell from office. Yesterday
afternoon w, ID. Vincent and John
Hall, the new commlssionera.elect
made a formal demand for the 0flice
and upon being refused, Attorney Gen
eTal Little ON behalf OF the statr aud
Scion A. Thatcher, counsel for Win.
cent and Hall, instituted proceedings
quo wgrrantO In the supreme court.
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MAGNOLIA, Mise, March li.-Nlne
whi,ecaps were lodged In jail last
NIGHT. They were captured In the
northern part OF the county on war.
rants Issued by the court now In aes.
sion. One n q negro and the others
are young white men. All are accused
OF whipping negro tensnts. They
protest their innf oenCe.
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"The Young woman's Journal"

Tho March number Of this excellent
magazine comes 10 hand fresh from tho
press. II Is filled with the usual reading
matter, suited not only to those for
whom II IL immediately published but
10 older people as well, both male anu
female. The Journal Is publication
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DEs MoiNEs, Ia, March Hillary
Hufd attempted yesterday 10 make
peace between Michael and William
Kennedy End Martin Ulrlch, when
Kennedy turned ON him and beat him
20 seriously that he died. The k0nne-
dys are mi all,
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niAanAcEruL suENEs.
Tho Closing Days Of tho OhInhoma
Legislature.

no CLOSING nays 81 tho ohinhOuin
Legislature.
guthrie, o. r., March 1.-THE
territorial legislature closed yesterday
amid scenes disgraceiul ia the extreme.
During most oil the slx,y days. session
.he principal occupation engaged In
has been quarrel. In the hurry aud
heat VI the oloBing days 1t is sald that
much OF the legislation passed II 10
badly jumbied that the territory is
worse Oh than It Yves before. During
an attempt 20 repeal lhe an.i.gambiing
bill yesterday puudemOnium rtigncd
supreme. Members called each other
liars aud ut times almost came 10
blowa. Charges Of bribery were openly
made and enough was disclosed, 1t 70
Inserted, 10 show that certain members
had openly sold thor votes.
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much satisfied with the mountains as

John l.. Gaumsr Of Phllnd lphir,
JulIus Steino ~ Now York; Edward
Behr OF New YORK; Joe Lovy, OF Levi
alnusa d Go. OF San Fraucisco, and
u. II. Noise. Of the Leak Glove Manu-
featuring Go. of Govcisyille, n. y,
are az the Cullen and seem 10 be ieel.
ing well.
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Bosr0S, March II. - The three
greatest fires In Boston's history,
those Of 1879, 1859 and ls03, were all
ung from the same box, 81. At this
hour 0 a. IN, no change Is warranted
In the estimates OF lOls and insurance.
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Logan Temple 10 Close.

The Logan Temple viii close on
Saturday evening, April the LIT, aud
opon again on Tuesday morning, the
18th VI April.
NJ. w. MERRILL, President.
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caters are busy all along tho tract,
nd every b1dy Is working with Will;
jcti VIII be month"; beioru order Is
fcstorod. The cyclone Travelled fifteen
miles in LaudoTdhle county.
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II. NJ. II. LrNp. serrelnry.

Forty Yeas among tho lndians, by
d. w. JoIe', ctn TO relied upon as
giving truthful historical incidents and
many new and interesting historical
facts.
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Made bv the American Brewing
Company Of st Louis IL brewei of the
bgst barley anu Bohempin hons. IL
has beautiful amber color, delicious
hop flavor and spafkles like Cham.
rngue. FEED :. HApRA, 81 Fast,
Fret South Street, SILT Lake CITY,
Utah.
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save Munpy by sending your Pres.
criplicns to the kuuisiord Pharmacy.
James O'C0nnor. pr prietor.
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PROVO MILLS CLOTH

PROVO MILLS CLOTH
Will outwoar anything In tho
market.
We Make Mems Suits to Order
We also have a stock OF Ready
made Clothing on hand.
JOHN e. CUTLER & BRO.
80 MAIN STREET.
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Get your Abstracts NJ Title nj the
County Recordef's Office. They Rtc
made directly from the original records.
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Ala O'Clock i57 votes had been cas-,
at the First precinct polling place 10
the Telluride block on Third South
street between East Temple and State
streets. II Is claimed that u minority
OF tho votes in this precinct aro tor the
Issuance Of bonds.
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0ne lilIIIon DoIIar. % LoAn.

CoNwAY & DoSsELLAN,
s Room -, Commercial Block.
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SECOND PRECINCT.


In tho Second precinct a good deal
OF rustling was done by those who
favored bOnding. At three O'Clock
4T6 votes were cast with the majority
In favor OF bonding. At least 30 II Is
said.
One Incident worthy OF mention II
the following; A eeedy looking indi-
yldual with a seedisr looking canine At
his heels applied TO vote. When asked
n he was u taxpayer lac hiccoughed an
affirmative reply aud when que6tiontd
ns 10 what hu paid taxes on he said he
had recently given Galloaz1i IS ns n
tux on the dog which followed him
about.
THIRD PRECINCT.
In the Third precinct voting was
very light. The polling place was In
the fircmun's hall, ana quiet feigned
during most of the day. The only
thing which arose Ia the nature OF
trouble wac the refusal OF the Judges 10
allow women to vote. Several
OF the latter appeared, tax receipts
in hand, showing that they were prop
eriy holders, but the judges only re-.
Piled, "rho county attorney says you
can't vote and that settles the natter
In each Instance the ladies took II rs
insult and injustice land went away
| indignant.
Al O'Clock pa votes had been cast
anu tho judges declared that fully 90
per cent oi them wero against bond
Ing.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Less than three hundred votes hAt
been cast In the Fourth precinct al
O'Clock. Just what their relative pro
portions are Is not known, although 4
IL thought to DO largely against th'
proposition.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
Tho election In the Fifth preci nc
was held In the Police court room o
the city hall. About 400 votes hat
been cast at 3 O'Clock, aud the Judges
are Of the opinion they arc pretty
| noafly equally divided,