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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12

THE DISTRICT COURT.

Instructions upon the case, and there.
upon Judge Baftch directed thtt
Steuugia her Milverlon furnish atfant-
script. This was shortly Afterwards
done.
PLEAS or PRISONERS.
Henry Thompson and George Ham
ili0u, two young icll0wu about - ytari
Of age, were afraigned and plead not
guilty TO acHafge of assault with Intent
o. rob. j. A. Ham ton BE- their IT.
totney, and the tidal was set for tcmuf-
row morning.
Nuls Boukomky. indicted for adult
terry, plead not guilty. Attorney Kahn
will defend on tue trial, the date Of
which has not bocn yet soL
Flank Wilson. youth, plead guilty
10 "a charge oi hssault with deadly
weapon, with Intent TO DO bodily harm.
Sentence Will be pronounced upvn him
tomorrow morning.
RiTcHE'a CASE CONTINUED.
on motion OF Assistant District Al.
tornoy Hownt the case OF the People
VI Il. j. Richie, the Salt Lake at1of-
uoy, under indictment Tor criminal
AA"NA NNk N.NANNNNN hNH NAAN. NNNNAA 49,
continued for the torn. This, tnid
Judge Howat, was at tho request ol
defendants counsel
wALISER UP AGAIN.
Walter WAlker is on trial this Ter.
noon on q charge OF committing nn
unlawful assault upon his dau htoi
Pearl, Girl under The age Of 10 years
The defendant was discharged on
Monday on an indictment tor Incest
Quite q time was experienced with
Pearl by Judge Howai, the pr0secut
log attorney, during The lime sho Wai
under examination. To his uHtluiah'
mcnt the girl 4 NY denitd ell that she
/ IL cinimuI 10 nave rtaiou before th'
grand jury aud several times "a pnsaag.
VI arms unau1d between Judge H1Wa
and Attorneys LaueY ana W. q
| Reilly. Eventually the pfosecutirs
attorneys bio reached boiling poiul
and no asked that the witness be re-
niandud TO tho custody Of the u. 4
msrshal pending the drawing up "
complaint charging her with PERJURY
The court NJ ordered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12

La the canvas for county officers the
result WA ascur,gincl 10 bu
C.erkH. }. Matthew'S 1925, 4. IL. Mer.
ulIl .2l. Recorder, G.. q. Hyde 1893,
j. OdrI l,gl5 Asse slE 3. NJ. Mlion
1923, II. a. Kerr l,222; Collector, a,
A. Fsrf l,bOJ, william Douglass ,245.
Treasurer, A. II. Anderson /, $3.50, NJ
"a. Faruus / ,2lS. Attorney, Is. j, Ricn
1910, J. q. Wnltou l,282 Sheriff,
Fred Turner 90 H. A. Peterson
l,267. Surveyor George J.. Swenson,
1873. *. e.. SuIweb 222. Coroner,
D. Bakor Bls, o. NJ, Anderson 1920.
5eltulmru, j, D. Bonds 1925, n. Has
sm ,0U2. IA. Hayball 1916, T., n
smith .a2 g. Hot 1895, Il. Peterson
,.87
ruo cauvaniug boGrd took up IA,
ryular lauunu Fc" ,ns from summit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12

GO to the Babr.a Family Wine and
Lluuar House, 10 'um'l H., Tor Port
Sherry. Angelic. Clarat and oil other
Calf Vince, Of sos % Bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12

James T. BgoaiUout hos commence d
n suit against the Brooklyn Irrigation
Go. Tor 300 damages and cost suit.
The follow uE abstracts o Iud me O.
from mmi.si0ugr Ggguuman'a court
have teen nIuI.
j. A. G5rduun W H. II. 80. John,
s81gL
Utah Nursery Co. We Ira HunIsmtn,
500.
Utah Nursery Go. yH II. p. Nlolsou,
| tg3 90.
Utah Nuuery Co. VI Niela Hansen,
/ f87l5,
FROM Ju ,lco WhitJh0rn's court:
Hirlm Ycager W Johp ", Lott
/ 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12
Dud0lNs ARHEsrED1

Deputy Marshal J. B.rimmony came
down from salt Lake Cl,y yesterday.
la the evening hu arrested :. NJ. Dug.
giuB, INDICTED fJg adultery by The grand
Jury now In session la Salt Lake. Nc.
Duggins was taken before u. s. Com
missioner Dudley aud gave bonds Ina
the sum OF $500 Tor his APPEARANCE lot
atrAigumenl. The otienso charged wat
committed In Salt Lake CitY on the
IAN Of November IN the house Vi
Mrs. Augoll, on state street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12
DIVORCE

NV NIHAhH
Frances Ward WAS granted = divorce
from her huabaud, James Wayu, On the
ground OF failure 60 support.
The marriage took place in this city
on May IAN, 1891, the defendant being
au emplUyo ui the city railroad CONE
uany. Mfa. Ward h. u woman % deli.
cate health anu since her husband LOFT
nor on February lot, 1898, che and her
childron-ngod respectively Two aud a
half yonrB ami ono yoat-have been
residing with ltr parents. She stated
that no cause whatever vAa given 10
tho dsieudsut Tor deserving them.
The oass went by default After
hearing thetesumony the court granted
the decree as prayed ana allowed the
petitioner S25 per month nllm0ny, she
also TO have the custody OF the minor
children. r.. u. Stephens was Mira.
Wafd's attorney aud fec Of SO was
allowed him.
Az INJUNCTION SUIT
Tho frs. oaso taken up was that Of
| Charles Brink, special administrator
OF the eb,ate Of W. u. Bienuy, dtceabcli
VI Charles BrccEon, sarah Wright anu
John Mitton-order TO show cause 10
Gu injunction.
Frank Hoffman was attorney for the
plaintiff; Pence g. Allen appeared Tor
tue defendants,
Mr.. Blrnuy died interstate on Febru.
AIRY -, 1898, he being then, and having
been siuce the year 1877, pOssrasoi OF
q certain piece OF land In Bingham
canyon, Wet Mountain mining dis
trici, opposite the depot and yIansiu'
grounds Of the Rio Grande WoslUrr
| Railroad company. Upon such lnut
VA stable, saloon, store aud atblf
fitted up NJ the mouth Of the Flbrf
Watson tunnel or drain. IL ia nl'ugc'
that In May Of the pfcsgn
year the defendants unlawiulll
took possession Of portion OF tuci
premises, have since piled lArg'
quantities NJ building material on Ia
lot and are now erecting building
thereon. The sum oi $500 Il claimet
a. damages, anu zoe injunction nov
prayed fvr 10 to restrain lhu doiouuaut
from proceeding further with th
work.
The defendants deny the materia
allegations OF the p.ainul anu alleg
that the only portion oil the premises
n any, OF which they have ha
) possession iFa part Of tho Dixon M
: 3 mining lain, Tor which "a paten
. from thu United States has hrTeloiof
! issued, Euu which claim 10 now oWhe
! | ny Charles ", Watson ami olhors. !
B Is further sst forth that for man
A.. months prior 10 the commeucemoi
, | u this action the de'uudant BrtoEo
4 was In lawful pOssesIon Of thepfemls'
q by virtue OF tue permissiln aud COT
d sent Of Watson, one OF the owners
I the DIXON Claim. 10 lt denied tAi
Blenny, for aUvuutuuu yoEm prior
/. his death, hal been In quiet an
4 pusooable possession Of tue land
4 controversy. .,
The hearing proceeded up 10 ll
nour OF adjournment when, 10y ngrs
men,t the case was continued sine Ill
with tho understanding that the ten
porary Injunction now In force shout
p. be 20 modified Rs 10 permit The deiuu.
u ants 10 erect certain buildings, Wllhou
VI however, trespasaing upon or oiherwi
:. interfering with the boweTy proprrI
= FOR FUTHER JUDGMENT,
The case OF Jacob Du,res " John v
10 Jouer-mutlon OF plaintiff for iurlh
y Iudpmsnt-ls under argument III
,uernoon. No verdict had bee
cached when the NEWS report clos'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12

The jury Ia the case OF Ben Argyle
w the strawberry Cattle Co., brought
Iu % scaled verdict Last ovuuiug
upon Judge llluE', return from Ogden
tic verdict was read, ami was Ia irvui
Of the defendant CafpJrntiou--"N q
cause Of url1u.n Nine Iur1u COM
Cured Boo the verdict Doc. mbur .lrI
was act Tor hearing motion tor n new
trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12

The cauyssslng board has completed
Cache county, the vote on Delegate Ia
Cbupfps. being ne follow!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12

The case Of Jacob Du,ree " John W.
Jouer-mutlon OF plaintiff for further
Uudrmsnt-ia under argument TINS
.fternoon. No verdict hnu been
cached when tho NEWS report closed
~ N..h-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12
WEBER COUNTY.

The Commission was working on
Weber county returns his afternoon,
ana IL III not likeiy that conclusion
will be arrived at today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-12

Instructions upon the case, and there.
upon Jujgu Bsftch directed thtt
Stenugia her Milverlon furnish atfant-
script. This was shortly Afterwards
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-06

N6b os @lenbisbeb oper bele 2anbet.
9en utopiife 9ib, iom Son. Wilion iaa
paffert louer os, bar 6dret lopet iaa ofte,
men bet taser sooe 8riuer for at funne
ieben. Men bermeb er life bele Ohio
Statsman6ens Tul os 8aas omtalt.
San uotaler Srpst for, at Demo
traterne muligens pif uluftbrte "bet
ueliisneoe Spitem", iOm bar itabt bort
9anbs "ubmdrfebe Belftanb" meb en-
"uuorren 9aanb". @ele 2anbet peb,
at bet er be uporne 9emofrater, iom nu
banner &esjerinsen bort 2ano. Glliz
seuel fan ben uforbeberlise @r6pleb6tte
lutte fin Sale me6 en- 2opprisnins ouer
ben oemotratiite @esierins peo at titulez
re ben -" "benne ben frieite os bebite
&esjerins paa Sor6ens Soerflabe".
Honoratiores fan leoe baabe gobt u9
feot meb tit taabelise @r6ul, men SOL
fet leper / Sob os Glenbisbeb, os bet
uil peoblipe / Erdnsiel iaalanse, iomt
ri fOber ilise &arle for beres @repleri.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-06
So, sJeutertte foat11ter.

@r. &eoaftpr!
"@oobu9seren" leies meb mesen ST.
teresle baabe al mig % min 5aber buer
l1se. Seq ier, at ber ct Snbienbelier
fra, bpab jes formober er putsne Menb
men bet forunbrer mig, at jes albris
bat iet noset fra &oin6er eller 8srn,
maaite bisle lite ta9er uosen Snteresie
i @olitit. GlIer optaser lite 8labet be-
reg Snbienbelier? Seq leier alt, iom
itaar | "9fobbusseren", men ierlis er
leg interesieret ! be politiite Dplbsninz
ger fra @ol,titustotpn os Ser i @iu<
milstgulerne. Seq laicr o9iaa "5erz
gus Globe. Sec er 10 Nar sannmel
% fan life bore til 1,osen Sielp neb
@pbninssarbeibet, uben bet at sibe M9t
paa % efter bebite @bne at bra9e NDtte
al ebers Nrbeibe. Derlom bette tunbe
bore til 9ielp 5orm af Dpmuntrins
(cheers), piloe bet bore tjert.
9eaf Monntain, Msinn., ~. San. 's4.
Me6 M8telie
Miis Gua Sacobion,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-06
10
AdVerti rs:

"RoDHuGGEREN" is the only Scan
dinavian labor and farmer journal
in the northwest, and its editors
and publishers, T. OFTEL1E, Fer
gus Falls, and OLE E. HAGEN,
Crookston, are themselves labor
ers, who have for years been work
ing for the emancipation of toll
and just remuneration to the
producer and wealth creator of
the land. If advertisers want to
reach the farmer and laborer, ad-
vertise in the "Rodhuggeren". Al
though only II weeks old the cir
culation is as large as that of any
other paper in northern Mimi, and
our lists are growing at the marve-
lous rate of 100 new subscribers
every week. If you want the
trade of the laborers you want to
advertise in the "Rodhuggeren'
and you will get value received for
your money so invested.
{TORKEL, OFTELIE,
1OLE E. HAGEN
Editors & Publishers.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-06
0ore Snoiettoere

anmpbes om at "fatte fig fort". Ser
5om bu 6nfter at ie bit Breb i "@obbus@
seren", iaa itrip fpnbist os sreit Om ct
al 9asens iocia1e eller politiite Sperssz
maal. "09obbusseren"s Spalter er al
tib aabne for fri 9iltusiion af oisie
@psrssmaa(, os ri baaber, at mango
itripetpnbise 6ribebsmeno oil benptte
fig beraf.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-06

paa noset, iom funbe fOrese @jelben meo
SO MiQioner og &enten meo rs Mil=
lioner. slloiie &esjerins, iom Ian u6=
ftebe 8onos, men Tet life 9ense. Epr
man falbe ilise Men6 meb geapnet
SorbrDber? gilbe Carlisle bore pers
big til at libbe tilborbs meb Gorrebez
rem Mrnolb?
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-06
9peut bar Mniparet?

"Mlbermanb Barrotps er en- af be
mango, lom tror, at 8pen oil femme for
2icenie oeo @aarpalset. S en- 9istus=
lion om Snotasterne for bet tommenbe
Nar bet iibfte 8praabsmpbe iasbe ban,
at ban pilbe pebbe $1,000 mob $3.50,
at BET bleu 2icenie iuaar. 9an iasbe
uibere, at bet Taftum, at ber par "a
@teber 8pen, boor bet 1o1stes beruz
lenbe 9rifte, uar aft bet 8epis, 6olfet
bebpute paa, at 9robibitionen bar fulbz
ltanbis mis1ptfet." ("Sournal.")
ga iaaban taller be bbie @errer Bpz
roaoet os ftammer fig life. 8i tpiler
life paa, at bet meb Senipn til 2ouens
Ouerbolbelie ber Bpen forbolber fig
laalebes, iom Str. 8arrotps flyer.
8i fan altiaa bore enise berom. Deeu
Der er libt mere 5orbinbe1ie meb beuue
sag, ipm ri bar 2pf til aat. isi,tfere
| offentlig meb Nlbermanben.
Set falber naturlist at iperge, boem
6erer @tplben for, at 2ouen life blir
operbolbt. @i antar, at 8arro,ps oil
ioare, at @tplben 1isser bos benz, iom
ielser, os benz, iom tjeber beruien6e
Driffe. 6lere pil ban anta9elt9 life
sjpre aniuarlise, unbta9en bet ifuloe
uere 8robibitioniiterne, iom life tan ie
bebre E efter. slt be 1aafa1bte bebrc
5ult, iom Mfr. 8arrotus us anore, iom
albris neolaber fig til at saa inb paa EFT
alminoelis Observation-Disclosures, unotasen
naar be filler fig iom &anoibat for
Ueapor, ffal ia noset at @tploen, bet
ialber bam uel albris inb. @aamesen
5amoittisbeb ct ber besperre life / be
fine 5olf. Sab @anobeben bli iast.
Yrobibitionen uilhe life bore blet en- iaa.
ban failure, bpis life Bpraabet o9 be
anbre iaatalbte beore Soft i 8pen baube
pillet bet. Disie 6olt oil ia Gu
(oonerne til at betale Statterne for fig.
Set er bisie 6ult, Der eier 9uiene, iom
bar peret ubleiet til Saloonforretnins,
be famine 9uie, boori' ber nu' briues
uloplist Brenbepinsial9:: 8arrotus
er ielp @ier eller l1bleier af ct eller f1ere.
9an flyer ielp, at ban ueb ON ben ulooz
li9e 9raft. 9an uil, at ben ffal fore
saa, os ban oil bet, furat 8pen ita1 faa
aabne @alooner, iom betaler Statterne,
os for at ban ielp ital faa bei 9usrente
isjen. Bi tsr paaitaa, at Mr. Bar
rops os be andre, ion1 repreienterer
&apitalen fer / Bpen, beriblanbt
8antsrer fprit os fremit, pil ia bette
uloulise Sals, forat Solicit ital pote
@aloonen inb isien. 9por1ibet ber ct
af MlmenzNanb o9 Aste1ie for 2open
bos bisie Solt, naar bet 8ielber Benz
seinteresier! Sc boloer fig forfne til
at gao inb paa en- Saloon, met at opz
retbolbe en- ulop1ia Erafit os ia inb
@ense, iom Fpber al famine, bet er be
lite for fine til.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-06
s., s. @traub, sSe,peleren idfaer

S. $. Straub, Seueleren ldlser
@osers Bros. triple silver plated
&nipe for 50 pr. Duiin. 2i9eiaa mango
anbre Nrtifel af @51p iamt llbre % Suz
peter til lape 9riier. 8i fOritaar life
hoorlebes ban fan idlse til iaa lape &riz
let, men ban flyer, ban si6r itore Snbz
tj0b paa en- Gang for &ontant % til
eobttj6bs Yriier % tan berfor idtse tt
sobtti6bs 9riier. Set bill betale iis at
aFd8se bam ct Bei6s.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-06
"&oobussere,.. F"

Noobu00erel1.
"SRtbbussern," bd er @uteu, iom. ian -.
San rufse op alilass 6bflarbpm, fan,
BIanbt bel fore "'Saobbpr'
gjer ben fit cit Dpftbr ..'
Saeti font elm gabriel me fin Dom, iar.
&affenert. fan, .-.-.-..t
@rpt ban ftdrt. fan, .s...s...
@aar sampen iom elm norit @eriert, ian. :
R6r pelfommen te ben barbc stri, fan,
Com p6rre "a pdrre bli for bper ei 81. fan,
Sfer 'fie ber 5oranbrins ;
@eisier es for Sannius
Gnart iao fdr bi ber elm blobis Ri. fan.
Set % baa. fan,
Goleis itoa, fan,
ut BIutotraten ALDER metr opftaar, fan.
8ansarne, fom forIie iaar bel[ iptun, fan. =
Sa tdra GoIse inn te 8ein os sttnn. fan,
:: GoIt ba lille bente
Streit 6urra % ttemte
5or aa faa bel samle Tienra inn, fan,
"8oten" "a. tan, s. =
ID bel ia, fan,
&bifpr fann bel ei ben after ia, fan.
"@obbnseer'n" b5r bi Iaia sobt, fan,
alber piI bt sie % fpr pt Saet ia faat, fan,
Den, iom ba lie btIio - =
Sea fraa Sturfolt ifiiIia-
Gdr pasie Siltien paa fin fine Sfrott, fan,
9euaie mol, fan,
4; Sa bel but, fan, n
s Il 9erltsbeb, mems ri bar lie Sult, tan.
TIM no Ranien finn cit beilt @ulb=Gieu, fan.
&an ndften alle taa bet eobt % sel fan.
Gan baa ian foranbre
Mlfe triitne 2anbe
1e ct Harobts forutou "Gel," }" ian.
6olt 4 fun. fan. ls
af bet 9un, ian,
@euser fan 'te eieraF utan Cub, fan.
ssattle, maibtnstsu, I Sauuar.
n Bruie8rdsie,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-06
St Yreioent Sarriion ital til Ga
lifornia % bolbe Soreoras for @5tubenz

St Yrefbent Sarriion ital til ga=
lifornia % bolbe Gorebras for @tuben>
terne paa2elano Stanbforb l1ntpsriitetet.
Mpa@e Snoianerne @risuna er paa
&riss1tien mebbeles fra Eucion. Ser
frbsteoes for, at Dpftanben pil bli al
mtn6elt9. 49,.
sf6itel6berne Morsen9, Soc os Sim
9onosbue, Mc@ullosb, 9apioion, Sulie
os Sobnion 1tulbe 26rbas afbolbe ct
@t5ttefapl0b Montreal om Meiterifa~
bet / Canada. - @enere mebbeles, at
Sobn1on git af me6 Seieren.
5 Tusbrofe, gis., itripes BET til
"&obbusseren", ital ber bore en- Guiiz
lur al en- 8oltmei tier, iom lifer at itiffe
fin Steele ------ -
Spren tror rimelisois, at bait er beitalz
tet, iOm ct @lass @jalebDroe os er att
ioarlis for ben aanoelise 5pbe, ban uo=
beler.
8or8erfrtgen 8raiilien er nof life
en6t iom ri meooelte iioiel1se. Da @ama,
Dprerernes 2eber, lisser meb i'm Glaabe
uoenfor &to Saneiro. Set antases, at
@ns1ano unberitgtter bam meo Hense
/ bet @aab, at Monartiet funbe bli OPP
rettet isjen, 6pis ben nuperenbe &e9je=
ring blir itprtet.
Set fommer for 9asen It'll, at ben Be-
fienote &riitian &ortsaar6 osiaa bat
peret Narla9 til 9(merican @r9anse
8ants 'Sauit. @on fpr mebbelt orsaz
ni1ereoe &ortsaarb etpar 9u{in &ompaz
nier forat laane 9sense. Set meite
blep laant / tbe State 8ant; men ban
fit o9laa bisfonteret iaa mango at fine
&ompaniers "geotes" / @r6anse 8anf,
at benne blep rl1ineret. 6p0r benne
@ano bat sjort af @ensene er ufattelist.
San flyer, at ban bar oeret iaa sob9ig=
renbe meb - &reiteietfen.
@bieago, Soen '5ebruar. Mrbeibsz
ri6oernes Stormei ter Sopereisn ubtalte
| / iin Sale paa ct itort slrbeibermpbe
isaaraftes, at Mnartiets jorte STAG
paier oper Sorenebe @taters @fattantz
mer @aibinston. @eu naar @ouemz
berpalset fom, pilbe slrbeiberne ber /
2anbet reiie fig / fin @al6e os peb fin
Stemmesipnins sjere en- @nbe paa
benne Ein9enes Eititano. @operei9n
g1orbe ct bittert 9lnsreb paa 8pn6sub=
ite6el1en os ia9be, at bpis ben life fun6e
forbinores peb Snjunctiun, pilbe nosen
anben @taaoe b1i funben.
@ilion 8illen gift Eorsbas isjennent
&epre1entant6ulet 1neb 2O4 mob 14O
@temmer. NQe Golfepartimenb itemte
for ben. 17 9enpfrater fra 1iten
lten1te MOB 8illen, til @jen9jel6 iteute
iets &epublifanere fra be peitlige Stater
for Ben. Eillesset om Snbtomitltatte1
blep pebtaset meb 1872 mob so. &eo
fere 2eilisbe6er par ber en6el, iOm un6z
lob at itemme. Ser par uiebpanlis itor
Erensiel paa @allerierne, Dmtrins
10000 Menneiter ipste at faa Qb9ans.
Set pil antaselis saa manse Tiger ben,fpr
Billen blir ferbis fra @enatet, os man
ipaar, ber pil 9jeres mango Soran6rinz
get meo ben. Senator AuaD fra 8ennz
iplpania foreTaar ct Imenbment ON fri
Splombntnins % &isb al 145;0oo l1nz
ger Cub maone6lis for Ereaiurp 9autes
lamt Opbepelle af ale 2ope ONT Bombs
nbitebelle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-01
OBJECT TO electric lights.
T axpayers of Winton Borough Obtain
an INDUCTION Against Borough Off
ciais Returnab!e Next Monday.

There is trouble in Wiuton over the
efforts Of the borough council to have
the streets illuminated by night with
electrict lights. A preliminary in
junction has been obtained to prevent
such an occurrence.
The injunction was asked for by
Christopher Savers, James Bell. John
F. Barrett, Michael J. White. Michael
J. Gallagher and William Kennedy.
taxpayers of Winton, against Charles
Sheridan, ST., burgess, and John F.
Cummings, James Kane, James Strong,
James Ward, Patrick +. Godfrey, John
Lally and John Costello, members Of
the town council of Winton, and the
Crescent Electric company.
1t set forth in the hill of complaint
that the borough officials had entered
into q contract with tho Crescent Elec-
trio company to pct mp thirty Electric
lights in the borough for which it will
pay $1j per light each year, This con.
tract is for a term Of five years.
The cOmplainants assert that this
will increase the rate of taxes
which are already burdensome. They
also assert that the officers Of the bor
ough have no right to enter into an
agreement with the electric company
without first submitting the question
70 the taxpayers for their approval.
On the application Of Attorneys
Watson and Diehl. Judge Edwards
granted a preliminary injunction and
made it returnable Monday next at 0
O'Clock,
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Recent Agsociate, on The Tribune.

It Was rendered +. W. Gallagher By His
Recent Associates on The Tribune
The members of the SCRANTON TRIB-
UNE editorial staff rendered P. w Gal
lagher complimentary farewell din.
ner last evening at Louis LOhmann's.
After two years with THE TRIBUNE Mr..
Gallagher yesterday left this paper 20
accept the position of assistant super
intendent OF the Scranton Traction
company.
Besides THE TRIBUNE staff, there
were present Select Councilman
Charles Westpfahl, superintendent
Gormley and Assistant Treasurer
Noyes of the Scranton Traction com
pany. Remarks were made by Livy s
Richards, John II. Blackwood, James
f. Mitchell, Arthur T. Raynsford, f
7. Sweet. Charles Westpfahl and Sup
erintendent Gromley and Treasurer
NoySs,
Mr.. Gallagher was the recipient OF II
number OF valuable rsmembrancss
from the SCRANTON TRIBUNE, and also
from his late editorial associates. The
Traction company's assistant superin-
tendent will enter upon his new duties
today. 1t is superfluous to state to any
one who knows Mr.. Gallagher, that no
will prove an invaluable Smploye He
has the warmest wishes for success
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marched into tho city by way OF the
river gates, burst into the palace with
band OF Persians and slew Belshszzar
on the scene of his npious revelry.
RETURN OF THE JEWS.
Soon afterward, led by Z.rubbabel,
the Jews returned TO thsir own land, hy
command of Cyrus, aud Babylon finally
fell into such complete decay that
scarce a trace OF it remains.
Tho dramrtic Persona of the work is
as follows;
Belshazznr. King of Babylon. ..,..... Bass
Cyrus, King Of Persia. Tonor
Herubbtbel, Governor Of the Jews. Tenor
Daniel, Prophet of Israel Bass
Fostus, Lord Chamberlain. Tenor
Nitoccris, Queen Regent. Soprano
Antonia, Queen of BelshaZaar. Soprano
Shelonith, Wife OF Zerubbabel. ..... Alto
Child OF herubbabol, ,.............. Soprano
Angel. ..............,...,.. Mezzo soprano
dewlsh tflhcess. ..................ho soprano
Z 5onaar z',ii. Ladies Of Bel '''''''Sopriainto
Alfalfa Shaaaer'S Court. t;;i; Mczzo soprano @
Herald Herald Wise Men of Babylon n'TtcTpq Tenor
Chorus of Maidons. Sopranos
Chorus of Jows. Chorus of Babylonians.
Persian Soldiers, Babylonian Guards,
Lords and Ladies of Belshazzar's Court,
Ba6ylonian Captain, Jailor Executioner,
Generals Of Cyrus Army, etc.
BAUER's ORCHESTRA TO ASSIST.
The work will bs given in full cos
tune and with all its spectacular of.
fects. Bauer will furnish an orchestra
of twenty to twenty five pieces. The
nameS Of the characters will be an
nounced in few days. The musical
part of the production will DO under
the charge of the conductor, Mr.. Tallle
Morgan, who has produced several can.
tatas before, and all with great sue
cess, The management will be in the
hands Of the directors. A w. Dickson.
Colonel e. II. Ripple, L, l.. Fuller,
Luther Roller rnd Tallie Morgan.
Honorary membership tickets have
been issued, ami placed in tho hands
of the members of Ithe chorus These
certificates are sold at 50 eHch and en-.
titles the purchaser to two reserved
seats at the performance of THE Fall
of Blbylon, " aud to special pasS to
all rehsarsals besides The reserved
seats will be 81 each to the public. and
those holding honorary membership
certificates will have the first choice of
seats, therefore. it would be wise in
every one to secure one OF these Ger.
tiiicateS at once,