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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
A NEw SCHEDULE.
The Rio Graudc Makes n Number Of
Important Changes In Their
Train Service.

The Rio Gnnde Western has prc.
pared new time table making im.
poriant changes In It's train service.
II Is Us follows anu will 20 into elect
on Sunday next;
Easibound go No Q, the FLYER.
leaves at siO6 b, m, o. at present, but
In addition TO ils regular q lipment, il
viii carry the Bingham and Wnsatch
care; No. 4, Atlantic Expires, which
now leaves At 7:2J =. M, viii ltave n;
ii5Oi No. q, Provo. Sanpets and Sewer
local, which now leaves Mt $3.50 a, M.
viii leave at p. NJ, arriving NJ salina
at 1910, and will carry the Eureka
car, making all intermediate stops;
No. 5, Eureka train, now leaving at
$500 =. M, will he discontinued.
WestbOund-NO. /, now arriving nj
1920, Will arrive nj ll;O5, bringing
tho Eur ka cur from Springyille ana
making all intermediate stops; No. q
will arrive at 1850 y. m. AZ usual; No,
., the San Pete local, viii arrive AT
b;iO .. m. instead Of $3.50, bringing the
Bingham aul Wa,atvh cars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
TODAY'S KILOGRAMS
Russian HeR.oi-War Ordered 10 tho
East India Waters.
THE STOCK MARKET IMPROVING.


New York, July 27.-lt is iearneu
through authoritative Russian sources
that the Russian feet now at Ne"
York IL under orders to join the French
Mediterranean squadron at Ioulon'
II was also stated that three OF the
Russian warships now here have re-
ceived preparatory ordors which may
cause them to continue after reaching
Toulon to East India waters. The
informant, when asked II the orders
hau any connection with the siamtse
inbfogliO, protested entire Ignorance,
aud this ignOfEnoe be implanted by IA
REGULAR snrug OF the shoulders. Iuo
da,e of sailing will depend upon cable
orders from 81. Petersburg.
RUSSIA WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL.
PARIS, July GA local paper pub.
llfhes a 81. Petersburg dispatch saying
that the Car has ordered Vice Ad-
miral Lirtih, commander OF the Rus.
sian Pacific squadron, 10 proceed to
Slam with oil available speed. II T.
understood that Russia Intends 10 10.
main neutral la the Frcnch.Siam
diepute.
After conference with the British
Ambassador and tho French foreign
minister this afternoon the following
femi-Oflicial statement was Issued;
at may be taken Tor granted that
France intends fret 10 settle the quts.
lions OF treaty violation aud national
dignity created by the Siamese atti.
tude. France's rule OF action will bo
not to allow aud foreign Interior
ence.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
THOSE CATTLE THIEVES.
An Arrest Which Will Give Grants.
Tlllo People Satisfaction.
Two Troublesome Character. Placed
hehi"d the liars OF tho Cauniy
Iaii AFTER Weary Search.

fota year or more past farmers and
o'her residents Of Toocle county hay.
lo'' largo number Of head OF cattle
from their premises from time to time.
anu although the actual thieves have
oeon suspected, no catch was made
until about I O'Clock yesterday after.
noon, when Sheriff Mcqueen arrssted
AZ brighton two mon named Loyi
heohtoi aud John Ross, the former
ABOUT my yenrs 0f nge and the latter
petWeen nineteen and twenty. A
warrant for their arrest had bf.n
issued by Commissioner Pfau the
snmu uny.
Among those who have been robbed
OF valuable stock nio Messrs. Samuel
- Wnflhiugi0n anu =. Worthinstpp
~ (dtanlsvillv), sutton Bfor., Glib o
Johhson, Cyrus Bates, anu Abv Faw.
SOU Tue greatest loser, however. OF
thtte has been the elder Motthiurtsp.
upon whose complaint the warrant
was taktnuut. He has missed nbout
hiAiton head Ia al.
2 lho defendant Bechtol has hten
lately residing u Gfuuso Cfspi: 49,
mas been previously Ia Shuriii Nc.
Quurn's Keeping Tor dishonest practices.
10 came 10 Utah from s0newhere
kansas way about year slucr ana
though young Ia years hppenfs 10 hen
hHrd citizen. Bechiul, 100, doe. not
appear to posses any special recon.
mondatOnF.
The cattle belonging 10 Mr.. Wor.
Ellington, anu forming tic liutnriil,', 4.
subject of the present procep iiiiYs
were stolen on June g0,h, aud aoDp gi
them, II has since been ascrrtnin.t
were sold ~ u lulcher named Weller
OF Murray. The matter was placed In |
the hands VI tue sheriff, anu Le auI /
his deputies have been ever since /
upon II. The sheriff, himself |
however, took the fofemost may. aii |
through ana Tor several nights during
tue present month LAID out IN the
swamps OF North Salt Lake, expecting
me suspected thieves 10 oJme
That way. lie was disappolntsd
liut Tue search was not abandoned. A
ilue 10 lhrif whereabouts was obtai.td
'nu the sbtriii nnbbed them yesterday
afternoon as above stated.
Beiides the driving away Of cattle,
he defendants, II IL stated, after shak.
ny tue dust Of Murray from their feet
allied without Invitation Mt the farm
4 Thomas Jeremy aud stole from n
astuTu there two hoper. Upon these
hey rode to Camgs. IL was upon 10.
ufning 10 BIighton that they were
apiurd.
Having spent last night ina cell In
he county jail BechtOl aud Ross were
bis morning taken before Commis.
Ioner Pratt, who fixed the prelimln.
~ examination for Tuesday morning
ext Until that date, falling 10 80
are bond OF $4,000 each, they will
. lodged and boarded at the oOunty's
Expense,
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Improyement In YehIele WhecI,.

Melancihon Smith, Of the firm Of
Burgess & Smith, Of st. George, has
received patent on an invention re-
Gently made by him. Mfr. Burgess's
conliivanco IL Rn Improvement
In the construction Of folly con.
neclions for Whccls, and Is nm ingenious
arrangement His claim Of advantage
over TIE other method II ~ fullOws: la
Wheul, tho combination Of a felly
having Nv adjacent Cndp filted together
anu provided with similar groove.
forming tenor socket, a spoke having
lemon htling Ia tue grooves OF the
irlly, icly clip composed o. plate
portion having central opening 70.
celNlng slid truon anu fitting aga. II
the phouldcf Of tue spoke and eupprft.
ing tho eulb ut the iully aud tie iu.
tegrAl siuc portion arranged on the
sides OF the iclly and terminating ia
care aud the ltnrHyUr6c bit or rlvct
passing through thu ears and the fplly
aud located beyond the ends Of tbo
tenon, substantially NJ described.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tomorrow Ia choir day at SaltAir,
and the promenade concert IN the
grand pavilion ought to draH a crowd
equal to the throng which attended on
opening day. The 900 picked voices
which will contest In Chicago, aided
by the only Easlon and Mrs. Allison,
with the Saltair orchestra under
Peterson, make up an attractive pro.
gram which will bs rendered both
afternoon and evening, with suitable
intervals for bathing, boating and PIC
nlcing. ABds from the pfogiam
offered Is the thought which ought 10
appeal 10 everyone that the affair IL In
aid Of the Worlds Fair fund, which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
THE sToCK MARKEE
t opens Fcverish Ia New York
Today.

nc Opens feverish In New York
To-day.
NEw YORS, July 27.-Stooks opened
fcvorlsh, though some stocks received
better support than OF late.
Though the market was foverish
there was far lees excitement than ex.
pucted IN view OF yesterdays develop.
mvntr. Yet the liquidation OF several
stocks was continued. LRckawnnna
was very weak, dropping I TO l27;
general electric and 81. Paul were also
hammered. The announcement that
a million dollars In gold had been
ship od from London had the effect OF
strengthening the market. Lackawan-
ma recovered 3 points 20 1870; general
electric, to ~; Lake Shore. 10 los;
Western Union, 10 90; Evansville
and Terre Haute were very erratic,
opening at 40, thereafter selling ns lol.
lows; 50, 6l, %, 80, So, 100, IS, 90.
Whisky broke to iia on large
tales. At II the market was firmer.
The market was irregular after II
O'Clock, but In the main, firmer until
1880, whenR reaction eusued. Gene
raj electric fell from Iil 10 49E other
declines were less important. There
was heavy buying OF odd lots for In
Ncstment. At NOON the market was
easier. Money stringent at PER diem
aud Interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
THE JONES FRANCHISE.
Two Statements as 10 What the MAYOR
VIII DO With II.

The fact that everyone OF the four.
teen councilmen present at the Coun.
ell meeting on Tuesday night voted In
favor OF the passage OF the r.. NJ. Jones
electric power franchise has caused no
uncomfortable amount OF comment. 10
is said that this ia u direct slap at the
Mayor, who has already vetoed the
measure twice.
One councilman said this morning
that tho city's chief executive would
again veto the resolution granting the
franchise. Another OF the city solons
contradiciod this conclusion snd said
he was firmly Of tho opinion that the
Mayor would fail to act upon It within
the stipulated five days and 1t would
thus become law. lie did not think
the Mayor desired 10 DO turned down
by the entire Council.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
run vIoronIA DIsAsrEn.
Tho Decision Of tue Court Martial at
Malta.

NALEIrA, Malta, July %. - The
court martial iuquifing into the loss OF
the batucship Victoria decided that
Captain BCurke IL not responsible for
the difastCr. lilo was therefore no.
quilted Of all blame. The court OK.
pressed regret that Rear Admiral
Markham on board the Campcrdown
dii not carry Out the origi nal Intention
and ignore the sigual displayed by the
order OF Admiral TTyon.
The court added, however, relative
TO Markham that II would be fatal
TO tho best interests OF the service
to say that he was 10 blame
Tor tho carrying out of the diTcc-
lions OF tn, commandments He
was present In person. The verdict
wns, that the disaster was an accident
entirely due 10 an order given by AID.
miral Tryon. All the survivors were
acquitted OF blame.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

NEwARlS, n. j., July 27.-Noticc
has been postei that the Immense
Clarke o. n. r. Thread company ~
reducing the time Of the employees
irOn ten houfs per day and halt isy
on Saturday, to nine hours Ter day
nvo days In the week, on account VI
the falling OF IN orders, as result OF
the monetary ttfingency. Tue com.
pany employs over 1900 handF. IL is
rumofed that tho Marshall Linen
Thread company and Mile Eud
Thread company will 20 ON three.
quarter time. from next Wednesday.
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SARATOGA, July 27.-Tho first race,
i've iurlongs; Miss Lille won; Anthem
socondi Scholastic third. Time l:07i
Second trottiny stakes, six iurlOugt;
tho racing was won by sarah; iinmah
second; Liz4cito Third. Time l:l1l
Third, l.i6 miles, philata won;
Sykcslon Soconij Name * third; time
1853.
Fourth, iutl Ings, MpJor jos won;
JACK Rlchrllou second; La COlonia
third; lime l.82.
Fiith race, Oklahoma steer lcchase,
short oourac. My Fellow won; Pat
Oakley second; Fulufity third time,
3l4.
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EmnIe,men, fnr wan, n,n.

SPECIAL Dtpdic4 % ne NEWS.
LARAMIE, Wyo., July 27. - Coo Il
Carter, the Union Pacific tic contract.
ors, will establish their headquarters
In Laramie In short time. It is the
Intention Of the company to establish
tie camps on the Big and Little Lara.
mis- rivers ana on Bush creek. Sew
eral million ties will be turned out,
giving employment TO 800 or 400 men
for several months. Tho Coe q Carter
company now has the contract for sup.
plying the Oregon Short Line with
ties and BRUCE timber. They
have several camps In diiioun, parts
Of the state but have never operated
near Laramie.
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TIE FULL SIXTY DAYS.
II Is Demanded by the Pacific Coast
Fire Underwriters In the
Payment Of Losses.

The following information received
in this city today from San Francisco
win be OF local Interest to many as II
applies u the business In question
throughout this Territory:
"At a meeting held by the P.iic
Coast Fire Underwriters In San Fran.
cisco on the 25th inst, II WAS agreed
that all companies would hereafter
take the full sixty days under their
policies In payment Of LOSSES"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
Dissnlrch.

Ihelaw partnership hitherto existing
between Judge Powers aud Attorney
os1en HiIes has come T. IN end, hav.
ing 0con dissolved boy mutual consent.
attorney ID. N.stnup will continue 10
'S ,lh with Judge powufs, their
9ileen being, NJ tuiutc. In the Eagle
Di,9l!sh, where Attorney Hiic, will also
still practice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
silver Men Arriving.

CHICAGO, July 2T.-rhe silver men
are new arriving here In large mum.
beers. The hotel registers are filled
with names OF mon who Will
bo In attendance at tho con.
vention 10 DO held next week.
Congressman Pence OF Colorado IL now
In tho city. He says Colorado will
have the largest delegation Of any state
anu that some OF the ablest men in the
state will DO present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
Today's Probate.

Judge Blair this morning had but
little to do, all his work IN the Probate
court being embraced In the following:
Estate anu guardianship OF Thomas
Royal Ellie, ct a., minors. Tuesday,
August 9Th, at 10 a. M, set for hearing
petition for letters Of guariianship.
Estate Of Janet +. Park, deceased,
Tuesday, August Slh, at 10 am, set
for hearing petition for probate OF will
aud letters testamtnlary.
Estate OF Frank Il, Dyer, deceased.
This matter tiu 90. trsl) WAS continued
iii August 8rd, at 10 o.. m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
Approaching Marriage.

The marriage VI Miss Margaret
Louise Zane, daughter OF Chief Jus.
tlce Zane, with Dr. John 3. witcheT
will take place on Tuesday evening,
August sth, at the First Congregational
church, In this city. DR.. Witcher was
recently appointed physician at the
enitontlRry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
A LAMP EXPLOSION.
II Causes a Fire Ia the MARIE, Drug
Store.

There was considerable excitement
and u destructive blaze in the Market
Pharmacy owned by Layman and
Arneti, alta few minutes past O'Clock
last night. The cause was tbs explo.
sion OF kerosene lamp IN the packing
room 10 the rear " the store.
An alarm was sounded and on the
fire department resching the ground
the ohemlcHl engine was brought into
use ami the flames exllngu's shed. The
loss Is estimated ut $1,000; fully ~.
suTed.
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Now in Business.

q. Ernest Romney has assumed tho
duties Of his new position M manager
OF the Pacific Lumtor company, " hose
place Of business is ia Sugarhuusr
ward, NJ the corner Of Ninth East aud
twelfth South streets. Mr.. Romney
has had u long experience with the
Iaylor-Romney. Armstrong contrary
ui TINS city, aud 10 thoroughly
acquitted with the lumber dealing
hlsiness
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ceased, and Louis Tongi, an amended
complaint was filed this morning. Ii Is
SUIT on n pfom' sorry note for $1,000.
WIN Interest at 10 per cent yor annum.
llaintin prays that he have decree
declaring the mortgage by which the
note II secured "A hrst AMI superior lien
TO al other, that the mortgage be
ioteclosed AMI the property sold accord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

these societies stretches from Boston 10
San Francisco.
The Caledonian focietiee, now In
eession here, visited the Fair In u body
aud " Witnessed the program OF Scotch
games, followed by a concert.
The encRmpmeuis Of militia from all
parts Of the country Will be held at the
Fair In Auguat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27
DI.uIIers called on Tor money.

ClSCiNNATI, o., July Distillers
IN this vicinity, under tho law, have
been called ON August OH to pay their
share OF ss,OJO,OOJ on whibky Ia bond.
They have unanimously requested
Secretary Carlisle 10 iuttruot the co.,
leciors 10 delay tho collection for ninety
days on account OF the financial con.
dition Of the country.
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An Expensive Bath.

A young man nsm,d Blake Ia siIIto
have lost $50 at Garfield Beach yeiter.
day. The money was taken from his
pockets while he was bathing. Moral:
Deposit your valuables where they arc
safe before you plunge into the cool
waves at the beach.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

WAsIINOloN, July 27.-The dlTec-
lor OF the mint has been notified that
hls counter offer OF $4,000 per ounce
uaa been accepted for 70, 900 ounces Of
tliver Of yesterdays offers. The total
l.tohnses for the month aggregate
l,Ul2, 200 ounces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

.NlEaIER, Pa, July 27--An Aus.
s,n namvd Wazek Prosch recently
s.l,Nel In this country anu died here
!,sftlay rom what tho attending
pnytloians declare was Asiatic cholera.
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Fine Photographic.

@. W. Carter the veteran photo.
grapher was showing a set OF very fine
photographs today Of the audience and
decorations At the Tabernacle ON
Pioneer Day.
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FLOOD IN COLORADO.
Many Persons Driven Prom Their
Homes.

PUEBLO, Colo, July ETA flood
came down the river at O'Clock this
morning from Grand canyon OF
Arkansas, breaking over the level Ina
two places anu flooding the lower ror.
Ton OF the city. The city hall has i've
iee1 Of water ON three sides, and the
Easements Of that block are filled. The
watetworks are shut down by floods.
hundreds OF poor people were driven
nom their homes. The loss ~ 300, 900.
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Nor Taken on.

The Union Pacific train leaving
mere daily at $3.50 T.. IN. viii not b.
taken OH. This Il The regular east.
bound train. The connection tetgren
Echo auu Park CITY with this train
has been taken III.
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Wyoming nusino-s Improving.

hNrcidf bnpnfti 10 me NEWS
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 27.-Busi.
nets Ia Cheyenne is going along on
the same line us before the financial
furry last week. The general conn.
dence In the ability Of both the sus.
pendod banks to pay out dollar for dol.
lar In ltHs tan six months, and the
belief that tire First National will be
nbIu to resume Ia less time greatly
pllcyiatee tho depression caused by the
EusponaiOuH.
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InstantIy KIIIed.

Special Diipaieh % ne NLwA
EVANSTON, wyo., July 25.-The
two-year-old son Of VIM. Horsely OF
Rel Canyon, Ulnta county, was In
siantly killed last night The little
fellow was playing In the street when
a runaway team ran ever him.
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Rev Arrested.

PORTLAND, Osn,, July 27.--Rov. o.
7. Taylor manager uf the Interstate
Investment company at Dallas. has
been atfeSled on the charge OF cm-
htzElomtnt and an alleged shortage Of
$4,000 In his accounts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

LoNDON, July 27.-Slocks were
lulel dropping until after noon, when
,hty became strong on buying orders
noni New York. No STOCK on the
t,, W. o. Robinson, a stock broker, has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

OTTUMwA, July 81. - The relay
bicycle riders In the race, carrying a
message from the governor OF Iowa to
the governor o! Illinois, have reached
Pella at lao Pun, 20 minutes ahead Of
the schedule.
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Morphine WilIed him.

.D.Li.tvELAND, July 27.-Bsron Eber.
I Io'0i' Won Wibberholdt, "a reporter on
N ai0a. herman paper, died this morning
- ah overdose OF morphine.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 27.-Tho
hanu.ohe suburban residence VI ID.
Il. Ellis, Mt Rivofblnk, with valuable
collection Of works Of art, was burned
last night. The loss ia 100000.
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Iunn 40 mos COMpANY.

HARRIsBURG, July 27,-The Amcfi-
can Tuue ~ iron Company with plants
at MiddleIown, Pa, and youngstown,
o., employing 1000 pertons, has gone
into the hands OF receiver.
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sue opening of the scandinnyinn
singing Festival.

r. ,l'loAGo, July 27.-The World,s
~, NL weather continues perfect, oooI,
b's"t and beautiful. Today opeus
nv biennial singing festival OF
A. A. united Scandinavian singers of
in ~ lloa' Two oonccrts will be- given
a1rvsllval Hall, today Gnd tomorrow
AS,n..ooui Win 1000 trained voices and
az, Of distinguished soloists from
''u' Tue territory represented by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-27

The COMMENSURATE bank today
also Instituted proceedings against
Joseph q. yacub', Una Jacohs, A. r..
rielcher, Mason d Co., Salt Lake
Ilty' kgby Bros, John OdsOu, John
Il. ferk aud Geo. L.. Hicks, In order
70 recover slJUO on promissoty note,
bearing intereat at 10 Per cent per
annum.
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An ANSWER PUT ~.

Answer 10 complaint has been filed
Today In the case Of Hibbard, Spencer
q Co. lol illinois, VI George &. XIII.
Grand Brother.
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81. PAUL, July 27.-Privnto message
says General Manager w. s. Mellen OF
the Northern Pacific died on the
Pacific coast.
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PORTLAND BANKS.
TEwoBAniLy srsrENDED.

EXETER, n. H., July g7.-Tho Ma
tlonal Granite state hank temporarily
suspended this morning. The iustl,u.
ton was declared perfectly sound.
The cmbarrns' ment was caused by the
drainage u cash ana delayed remit
tancts from Boston. Immediate re-.
sumption IL expected.
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the SUNDAY ram CASE.
Justice Fuller Delivers his Formal
opinion.

CHICAGO, July 27-Chief Justice
Fuller Of the United States Supreme
Court sitting as member OF the
United states circuit court oil appeals
toJny delivered formal opinion IN
the case of appeal Of the World's Far
from the decision Of the United State.
circuit court restraining the manage
munt from opening the gates on SUI.
day. IL roveues the deCislon Of the
lover court and remands II for fur.
thor proceedings. An informal deei.
sion was rendered uome time ago.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Suits That are Pending aud the Action
Taken In Regard 10 Some
OF Them,

Demurrer to complaint was filed in
the Third District court today In the
case Of the UtahCommeroial a Savings
Bank Va. l.. q. Hardy, Jesse w. Fox
and o. ii. Hardy. Barlow Ferguson
and John NJ Cannon are the defend.
ante attorneys.
AMENDED CONF LIANT.
In the case OF George Cheshire va
Heber Young, Margaret Fuller aud S.
W. Darke, the last named rs adminis-
traitor OF the estate OF WIN. Fuller, do.