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Ana boz accordance with The law and tho
order Of tho Hoard Of Directors made uu Inc
n day N May, is1i, 90 many shares OF each
paroles ~ stock a. may 10 necessary will BE-
sofa NJ ihr Onlru Of tho secretary, A. Room H.
lesvrOt National bank building NaIt rake
city, lthu, on Thursday. July ipth, lslt az ~
together with the costs OF Adyortalug and
expense of sale
ISAAC JENNlNGs, sery.
by order II the Hoard Of Directors OF the
6ufslY hinuE company the above sale b.
postponed until Monday July th. ~ atIE
O'Clock noon, 90 the uniru ~ the srrftta ~
room ll, ucHvrtt National Tan building
ISAAC jENNlNGE. srrV
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SUMMONS.


Sarah Kahn, plautu
John 81 u1lau unrcoIla Bolnu bic wife.
AlDsr, ! H9Ilusor, aud jane Doe Robinson,
The People Of The Territory OF Utah send
ngcuug o. John 81 uoHn and Mlfrcla
uuluu, biz 10 Albeit y Robinson aud Jane
Doe Robinson. hia wife defendants.
Vuu AWE HEREBY REQUIRED To 90.
1 pear tu nm action brought arHiutt YOU
hi hra.u'o named plainrhs By The uistuct
Court OF ihg lhird Judicial District " tnu
lrri1ry n Utah aud 90 answer the complaint
Ui ihCrCln within ten days exclusive - ths
DAY 90 trfViceI after inc service on you '0f tHis
ssmmona-iitcfy uiihiu the oolhty. or. 4
served out TINS county, boo 90 this district
within twenty days. Othu wise villain f8fiV
uHIs=or judgment 10y default will 10 tasfn
nghnst you according " ne prayer u saii
40 's1l action BE- brought to have luigmonf
y alh.i dcirnlhnts hu' Az ln ihH fum ~ N.5.u,
y lh interest ut y per cent por anuuu ron
with Interest from May 2. Iall. Tor SIS 81. sitr
interest from May o.. 1914, tor SO ~. with tu.
trsst from juuc z, l-li al. % prf c,a' por
costs Of cut alleged 90 be- due ou a ror,ain
ptDmlHhnrh note. executed hY defendant
no.an 90 plaintiff Juuo % irll Tor 500. with
Interest az 20 per cent Der Aunum=Hnmu irtuE
Que and wholly unpaid save the sum nf $3.50
interest and being secured by mortgage of
even date nn premises hereinafter described.
executed 10y defendants D.IAu 10 plaintiff
said uurig lFcd promises having boon, siuro
execution Of said mortgage. conveyed 10 al
iunuAni 'lbrrt j. Robinson, subject tu lion ~
aaid mortgage 10 have the utua' decree 0f thls
our Tor TIE sale ~ sald premises. adludriuE
that prs seeds u such sale be- applied lu nav.
mcnt u amounts due ~ above that defend
ants and ull pUrsuuH claiming under them he
hauod ami furrrlusct of all rlttm or equity uf
redemption IN tnu premises. and tor other
relief Hnld premises are described ~ o.lowa.
o. Wlti All uf lots numbered FROM / 90 a. ins
gluaNc, AMI being ail Che lots c0mpfslug
10 an'd subdivision uf part OF block q, rlat
a, rive Acre rat, hig tlu.d survey tNUoptlug
luit 80 ana 80 of said subdivision, 40 situate in
raIt Lake CITY Hud County, ttuh
Ana you ere hereby notified that n yuL tall 90
appear and answer The sHld compliant Ha above
required The shii plaintiff viii apply to tho
SQUIRT for tnr ~ irt demanded therein
NltursH. thc Hon samuel A. Merritt. lad e.
aud thg seal ~ The district Count oi
Che Third judo ~ District. boz aud
STALL Tor the Territory of Uttn this IAN
Gay OF july 900 Che year 90 our lord
one thousand eight hsudryd aud
ninety four
DAVID g. DUNBAR. CLERK.
ny Gro u. Looms, Deputy uIok
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In the Probate Court, In and for salt Ia,
County, Territory OF Utah

County, Territory OF Utsh.
In the Matter Of ibo Estate OF Iou.th.,
Earll deceased.
NOTICE % HEKEBY GIVEN THAT
- Harry " Bari AMI Joseph ~. Fari ad.
miniaifntufs OF The estate Of Jonathan Esr
lcr-aaci. has rendered for settlement. ana
N.cd in SAM court, their final account
on thcir Naturalization NJ said 81.
lltg Hud petition Tor lnal Distribution
~ hc residue uf SAID estate among ne
pelsou. cuulcd thereto. aud that Tuesday. he
$50 Gay %. August a. o. i-1t AZ DO O'CLOCK
. w 10 the court Room ~ sNd Court, In
thc lnuu Court House. salt Lake tttv and
County. Utah Territory, has been duly All.
llIuicd lr tho judge VI said court Tor The
o.. cement uf SAID account and hearing sad
NtlN'n lnr iisirhutiuu 81 which time aud
p.At' any r"rson iutercstci 90 said ostats NAV
aru'W anl show raute u any there BIZ. WHY
.tN account should uot be settled and Hu.
proved and una u.siuUuti1n made hs prayed
DATED july l3ib. a u.Ist
% a. WEIul CLERK Of Probate Court
ly , IAUb. Deputy
j. ~ llrUD ATTORNEY.
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NOTICE. 10 oREpIToRs.
Estate OF Annie Underwood. Deceased

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NOTICE ts UEGEul GIVEN BI ruE
~ UNDERLINED. executor uf the Htute
90 Annie Underwood deceased, 90 mo rrrul.
I0rs of and a|I UHrsIuH having claims ugalnat
the said ur.HH.UH lu uhhluIt turm with the
necessary kuUHU.r.t HItHlu ton months after
tne Urat publication ui tNiH uu.lce, 90 tho Uaid
executor DO $40 I- Constitution building. salt
Lake ulu.IH IHs County of salt Lake, Titan
Territory .......,.,.,. d. ,.,.,,..
Executor u. Oh. L.iatc or Annie UnderNo0
deceased.
IsuatnTH.
Dated JUL ll,a. 1874
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

TOTIuE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho annual meeting uf lhG slDcshO dCrs
of tbu salt Late Equitable Coop, will DO bel
90 utir store, ~ ana "a West first south s.,
such business As may be presented iiy order
OF tho president ..........
July 20. lsyL
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Notice Tho Gu1iiy Mining Co
Location of principal place OF buaInets. salt
LAKE CITY, tglh
Location % works, White Pine County. Nevada.
NOTICE. THERE ALE DELINQUENT
y upon Che n. ostrF described stlcs on
account NJ assessment Io,ioI 0n lhr IIst day
oi Muy lHlt. tbu several auuuUts Hot % pp6.
slc lho names uf the rctrrrtNU share holders
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The people Of the Territory Of Utah send
NceunF 10 a. NJ. james. -arah B.. james,
haie st. George rerini. T. ". Hodge, Jennie q.
sutton Che Commercial National Hhuk Ia cUr-
I1auurl W. b. McturnIUk guardian. the
state llant n Utah "a u0VorauonI, ami traut
d LLLaLL -.Lanuant..
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
Tho only line running two
Through Fast Trains daily
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL %, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive at Pueblo
6I5 % M, Colorado Springs 7.SI aim,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. . leaves Ogden 5.2o PM,
Salt Lake a25 PM, arrive at Pueblo
las pm, Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1880 PM
Connoc ions made A. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with al limos east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars aud Pull
man sloopurs on all trains. Take the
j.. & Il. q, and have n comfortable trip
and enjoy the dnosl scenery on tho con-
iinonL
A. :. HUGHES, \. X. HOOPER.
Iratflc Manager, q, 4. q A.. A.
Denver colo. Denver, Colo
ID. T.. NEVlNS,
General Agent,
Bait Lake city. N
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!. W. james. Sarah D. james. Kate st scofao
Permit L. II. Hodge. Jennie j. sutton, the
Commercial National Bank Ga corpora
t0HI. ". g. Mctornick, Guardian, the
state hank Of Utah "a corpurauunJ and
frank BE- HAT. defendants
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Wow tU. li.G.ul REQUIRED no ~.
4 UUHr BOO ln action brought against luu uy
OF t6s ihri jai'' Hsr.' '' 'hs igr,. 'Ii
~ lti HI Goo .IsNrr IUu amended come
plant t..f therein uI.u.u fuu days IeyrIuH.o
90 tIDIHT H' H.r.IHH .UHr IHr HcfII.U uu son
uT. Hf served UuL of ...# .uu.t". Uut BOO tHIa
uIHtfIuit W.i.tu tWrU.. I..H. otherwise NIfUIH
Jog N.h. IN .N'.N.N. N Nr."uN Wil u.
taken hfaiuat 700, ar.IrfIH. Co luy prayer Of
HaII Amended .uuH .HL
The sait acton HrIH.Htf D have l I'D. rec %
tHIH court Cor .Ur iH.Ug u.UUH uI certain
40. - Cars september I.iI. D.. uf.uH ufau.
lsH. Urft hereinafter uuHUI.rI. "EHl iu HUeutr
.utCi 10. ava dofonufaI ru shf o.. F.. nara,
august .IrI. l.It G. HHU ohio rHff
alter fa.r. with uirrtHi Num HHU.I.. atIu
pyr gruh pgr unnuWt sh.i no.H ..|u. one aui
GlH. D. UUII lrH .HH. Is". #HH .....H. Maid
NIUI slHs Isilt HHfN aHfU HnH m..|.I.. H.tiH.
icon duIf ataEH,itu U'aIulF, WI.rU b. NOW
hA,ra UuHn fsIrHs,I IRON operation I'd ta't
morris. NH.nt iHr UIrwisut H".HH.Is HfrtIu.
after dr rNrHs o. nave HmI.HI Hf sai
mIfIr.E I.H' la"cftaIuuI HUf HIH.HT HUr u#
uNIHl D. Site Geo. ~ stern. ....Hs. HH saUI
IfruisUH. fH UHEr 600 order Hf colo n HHUaI
fUrm IH rH'HU amount uHr tu UHuu. auI Tor
uiurf IIIci, HaId morirsui Ir,nsos arc
urHfUH.I Hr fu'iuWs. 90 WIt. Commencing al
= ". corner uf IHt q, llnrH %. TIhI q" o. HHlt
lhau tiiv survey, running thence rHat 20
iDot HoH.o south illfCct 30 UrsHminl said
recessed premises Hrr described Ha fIIuwa.
Commencing ut point la feet uasI uf sluth.
Wt.t corner OF f1lI l1t 2. Tuuulla iNcu.f oast
lII feet. thence north %. feet. thence Wttt zoo
irOt. thence south 10 feet 90 beginning. also
commencing aI point l2h iuct rasi Hui ! rods
south ~ northwest uufuUr Of srIt Dos IruuutuF
thence yHst iI feet. thence HuItl iIl fgot
uUurr wet HH feet, thence north IIl frct 81
IrEuuul. situate Boo Hhlt tHEU INV and
County. Utah ANA You arc hereby notified
that " you talI 90 appear amt answer Che said
amended complaint o. above tpuHIfeu. tHs
suii - aluuu VIII apply 30 the coufi Tor relief
demanded therein.
Witncsa, the non. amuoi 4. Monltt. Jude.
and the zeal ~ the District Court oil
Che TnIrI Judicial District tu and Tor
i,EAE tuo Territory N Utah. thHSth day u
June, 500 The year ~ our lord ono
tnnusand cisht huudrcd aud ninety
four
DAVID g. DUNBAR CLERK
hy nEo. - IUUuis, Deputy tloTt.
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'he People OF tho Territory OF UnH ssnt
utCtuF lu William burke Mar b.
hurto. Dye wife, Edwari Pepper Mrs.
NturHr w. storm. Catherine b. Over.
MARY lIutru. tnion Nat0u1 Uana. u
SAT- take .itY, % cnfpor uiDI, Edward %.
WICK. trustee Tor o. o. Scott DE- DO
Scott, auI 80, D.. Hu'uri, %. Vi. IHglHr aud
gorge tU..syT. UHIug HUHIUrHH uUuUr Che
tIu.Hn of IrumunlJrf -tDrE tumulny,
defendant.
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Broom HoteI-~
OGDEN, UTAH

R1tes-SLj1 TO So per day. Special
rates 20 regular boarieH Free sample
rooms. electric light, steam heat, cent
rally located 8 blocks from depot.
HESTER BROOM Proprietor.
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ana 20 hlNntAau Win law ana "a order
u the hoafd NJ Trustees made 90 the above
date, no many shares uf each parcel OF such
tt1ck 81 may hu nrrraaar,i will be sold A.
room No. ~ Constitution hutluluE, SAT- LAKE
CITY, ltAh, AZ TIE hour ut O'CLOCK y, M, IN
the .Qth day ut August 1854, 20 pay Delinquent
assessments, toEcther with coaA Of hiVcrts'
iuE and expense OF sale.
,--.., ", J. BURTON. ssey.
D :. Payment may be- made 20 u. A
Gibbs. treasurer rpom Ne. gus Cousfltutiou
building, ralt Lake CITY, ttah.
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snMMnNs
In the District Court In and for tho Third Ju
County Of salt Lake
mo National Bant Of mo nspnblIe pl.ntr

Tho National Bank of the Republic. plaintiff.
William Burke MAY l.. Hurto bic wife Edward
.opper, Mrg 'eorge w. 7tcaru. Catherine
l1ruiHt. Mary DrNeu, Union National
bant u SAT- Lake CITY. corporation. ia.
Matg h VIC z, Trustee Tor 10 % scott
aud George trpgker, coins busInpas under
the hrm rHWu of Ir0mout1ry stIeL CON.
UuuNs Defendants
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SIMMONS.


ln ihc plrIct Court IN and for the Third JUDI
cal DISTRICT o. Utah Territory County
Of SAT- Lake
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ln Che Probate Court Iu aud Tor Salt Ia
County, Territory % Utah
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10 De Probate Court in and Tor salt LAKE
County Territory OF Utah
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
I'LL ESTRATED AMERICAN" ~ TROCBLE

IT'S PR6rrrT; TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION TO.
DAY-PrBIICATIoN MAY BE CoNTt,;rED.
The PROPERTY Of The illustrated American" Pub
llshing Company Is DE sold at auction at noon
fo-day at the publication Office No. East six
tsen,h-st under the foreclosure OF mortgage held
b. the Holland Trust Company. The Illustrated
American" made - appearance as a weekly paper
on February 22 1881. and or time II failed 10 pay
expenses The stock company which had been
formed 10 publish the paper had capital OF WV
0O To start with. anl the entire amount was wiped
out before the paper was placed on 4 paying basis
Bonds 70 The amount Of 10000 issued about
two years ago and To- secure the bonds mortgage
on the company'S prope ~ WAS given the Hollahu
Trust c, mDany being the trustee FOR the bonds.
The original stockholders OF TIL company were Lor-
Lard spencer Maurice Il Nnion, Samuel J.aCoi-
gate and J.mes NJ Wa,erJnry. The bcndhSSiders S
ar" John Jacob AstOr. MIS-. Waterbury, Mr.. Spen-
Ger and about ten other persons.
For A tir~e after the bonds were issued the paper
paid expenses ari earned a small profit. but the
LAST sumner a foatns debt of nearly $4,000 accumu.
lated. Mr. Minton resigned the managenenit OK
During the last few months The p1per has been pay.
iug expenses aGair. but he lpninoldeFS nave NOT
pany has no, been abb to pay off the debts which
were incurred during tha summer. The directors ot
Mn,SSi XIX S2P J. Il Wsn%rSS ~. Aifrs ccnklins aud IL
drcidci to let the paper BE- managed by the bond
holders The company has been obliged 10 confess
iuiCmeat on suits brought by some Of the cred
i,ors ami the Holland Trust Company decided to
foreclos, the mortst-" for the protection OF the
b1n.!holler- II was said last night that the prop
erty probably would De Did IN by somebody repre-
senting the bondho.d'rs. AMI that the publication
Of tn, paper would hr continued .
The Illustrations IN the daily newspapers are said
to have seriously afe. ;ed the sales OF all the reS-
i1r U,ustratd pap.re published in the city lately.
Judge Lacomb- yesterday issued writs OF replevin
ont OF th, nited states Circuit Court on the appll-
cation " Il. l.ewinsOn. under which United states
Marshal Iacobus visited the offices OF The Illus.
trat.d American" and seized the entire edition or
''Thr Gallery OF Players lust published and also
took from the Offices OF the Manhattan Music Pub
af. -f4ff ha
and Waltzes' found o1 hand. In both instances the
uhotographer SchlOss is the complainant, and
chorges that the defendants infrnged his copyright
in pictures OF a weil-krown actress. penalty o.
e. No is asked Of THE Illustrated American" and
NM. oe 20 900 in tie other case
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29

thrown into Tire House. where the Democrats
rolying uuon I'M wing majority IN more lndh
half Of the state delegations. would eject the
President. ,,,
II will be seen. therefore. that the Republicans
ar, contendng for two results. namely, to con'roi
th. next House in order to block further vicious
legislation and also to he in shape To controI
the DELEGATIONS in ajorty of the states III
order t. elect a Republican President II the cleo
tion should Ice thrown into the House, as many
think highly probable. . .,.,
Eut hcro again another difficulty besets them,
for in many Of IT," Northern states. gerry
wandered by the Democrats. 1t VIII require d
,erv greatly increased vote over that cast lor
Harrison In 1855 to secure majority ol tne 'oH-
cress dele "a tions. H. such states. ana inns lor
tho reason that in States like Illinois. the Re-
publican vote has been punched INTO "A coHl-
parativcv small number Of districts. lhe sltu-
alton which confronts the Republicans is 10 say
the least one surrounded by many ditlcul'leS'
and il is going to require unceasinS WORK upon
the part Of the Republican managers |" carry
q sufficient number Of districts 10 give 'l'"'
n working majority In the House. ana he VINO
thinks il l. an easy task to DO TINS ueceFes
himself
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29
lONCERr IT TIE LIEREL NOTSE.

Lakewood ~ J.. March S fSp"claD.-The most atA
tractlve season of the year j. just beginning at
Lakewood and Easter guests seem inclined TO lnger
a, the various hotels. The cracking wood fires tho
large number OF agreeable people collected at the
resort the rarnbes and drives and the tonic OF the
famous Lakewood AZ MI have their charms, and
an occasional en;ert LinmeNt- IN the evening keeps
the guests In t'uch Win hi" IN the cities from
which they come. At the Laurel house last week
Mrs Danforth and pr Dlnf0riA. OF New-ior with
Miss Ia and others gave the guests great pleas
ure by singing fo- them on several evenings. ON
the coming Friday evening there il IN he concert
at the Laure House Cf great interest. William A.
Uow,and the BOstonians, VIII assist Miss Eliza
beth C. CiaTney Miss Laura II. Graves. Miss Emma
T. Potts and Miss Iora Gladys lloeriocker In q
long programme OF songs and music. and an even
ing Of delightful entertainment is expected.
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,,r,r1 u FIRE N TIE CAPITOL.

co.,r WASTE PAPER IL TlAMES-SMohE FILLS
THE IOBBIES
,,.o.,ir.,on March 28Thc Senate lobbies began
u .,,b smoke Mt go this afternoon. ani In
I,,,e,v all the Railways were obscured III dArk
,, soo,e Fire had broken ont IN room III 'he
- ,,e.l for the storage Of paper the room
- .,ro,e one with solid brick walls. ana the hre
- ov,,g,iehed without damage aier al t'e
, ,.ner had been consumed.
I, vas only due to the fact that the senate 'h"n-
- ,as euch n high ceiling. and that the t,g9ul''er
pri I,,,. I" Increased the speed or ms vehuIuliiiS
~ -, thr chamber proper d' nov H'' up MN!
idh9 Le ~ mat was choking every on" 'Is, hu3Ht
IN" SiHn, S1H,o II was. the glass panels FORMING
,he ciiing were partly hidden By tnc Way & c.oIi ~
me ccnrrhi room VAS kept partially clear hy "Ienrhs
1he ma oo',ov,s ~ and using forced draught IN,
an ~, u had no effect the debate that prOceel.di
aColu'", w. Srnata Chamber, although graVr am
lhSiu" senators vacated their posts - see WHAT
going on , In the terrace In front Of the
- way, "U" a., situated a nest OF apartments IN whlcn
to'r,,biic documents assigned to Senat'rS ar t
me Prr1,is series Of apartments 10 known as tn'
KEN, kcI,t. room Adjoining IS one room. srpdrd,'I
@ omen iron grating. in which thc Wistr ph{, p,
by an on IN in comnttee-rooms. etc, hitrr p,ins
plckti, ~ stored To-day tunkmen were reinoNmms m
hagSru, and the suppOsition IL that one or mem mem
'hl9 pof, 49, the waste by means or cigar or P'pr,
S.t w ,he windows in the terrace was proken Vi' ,
one OF tie ,be .scapc Of smoke which owing ~ l,-
t,p 10 pr, drew quite A crowd and created SNORT
,ived sensation
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HODCMAN'S
PORTABLE
RUBBER
BATH TUBS,
HROADWAY 81 uCST ,,D sr
Cor. Grand street. Adj. 5fh A. xun,.,
VACUUM SENATOR'S ANGRY.
AROUSED OVER THE EXPECTED VETO.
81 WEST .3D ST.,
Adj. 9TH Ave. Hotel.

THEY SAY THAT THE PRESIDENTS COURSE WITH
THE BLAND BILL WILL BREAK Up THE
PARTY-RUMORS ABOUT Ills ACTION !
Washington. March 2s.-Within the last few days
since ii became known that the President intended
10 veto the Bland Seignionge bill. there have been
number OF conferences Of Democratic Senator'S at
which the situation has been discussed. IT the
character Of the remarks made by Senators IN prl-
Vate can be taken basis Of Judgment there IS
an exceedingly bitter feeling developing.
prominent Democratic Senator who took n
leading part H. aiding :he repeal Of the Sherman
act said this morning tat the veto Of the Bland
bi would mean the disruption OF the party. and
that there would be promptly introduced in both
Houses Il free g image bill pure and simple. lie
also said that far as the Senate concerned.
there enough votes to the Tariff bill aside
for the time and take up the free coinage blli
which would pass.
The fate of the BLAND bill was the leading sub
ject of gossip about the floor of the House before
the meeting of tlat body to-day. The friends Of
the measure Lad story TO tell. ThS was
that Secretaries Gresham and Smith had oVercrn"
had decided TO eign it. The story gained ground
rapidly. and members who were responsible for II
We're eagerly sought and piled with questions as 10
its correctness.
story and held firmly to their opinion that veto
would reach the House to-day or tomorrow No
member could be found. however. who had seen the
President and could state definitely what course
he would take I'm the matter. Nhle thc story
seemed tC please the slVrritcs. II apparently did
not disturb the anti-silvcr people or shake their
belief that the President would return the bill with
out his approval
New-York tribune., 1894-03-29

Jacksonville Fla. March 2s.-\ dispatch TO THE
Times nion," from Jasper. Fla, says: There Is
great excitement at Ellaville few miles south
of this place. over the murder Of Mrs. Turner, an
aged woman. and Miss Epsey ffteen-year-old girl.
The woman ana the girl were alone In the house
last night This morning the girl was found In the
road in front OF the house with her brains beaten
old Mrs. Turner found dead in the house.
her head having also been beaten to jelly. An
axe or a hatchet had been used by the murderer.
An examination OF the body of the girl shows
that she had been outraged. 1t Is supposed that
the fend slew the girl and the old woman 10 pre-
vent his crime being discovered. There Is clue
to the murderer. but 1t Is supposed TO have been
the work OF negro.