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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07

Cur1ucoTnE. ONO, Nov. e.-Johnson
lowered the worlds championship re.
cord for one.third and oue.half miles
with standing start, riding wrong way
OF track. Third Of q mile covered in SO
seconds; hall in 554 seconds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07

At early hour this morning word
from various parts OF the county indt-
Gates that the Republican state ticket
would be carried by from 1900 to 1000
plurality. Captain Danford for Con.
gross and W. N. Darby for sheriff, run
ahead of this. their pluralities reaching
ahont 2hnh.
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Madison, A. o. Maxwell.
Clay, Jacob Jefferson.
Union, William J. Nesbitt.
Centre, W. A. Milligan.
Webster, William ". Dudley.
Richie, w. W. Mcconnell.
ECHOES OF THE tAoKET.

Minor Mention OF tho Mighty Victory
Yesterday.
II showed yesterday.
Where will this stop2
There are still few OF u, left!
Who will dare to say, II told you
so%
Tom o'Brien docs not feel at all bad
about 1t.
And Mr.. Dryden's voice will probably
still be for war.
It WIS another Julius that said:
"Veni, vidi, yici."
What part did ex-Attorney General
Caldwell bear in this battle2
Think OF Doyerner carrying Webster
district! That alone was glory enough
for one day.
A study OF the returns does not show
that anybody was cut deep on account
OF the A. P. A. business. unless in heav-
lip Democratic wards. Think Of that.
A live coon was prominent feature
in the impromptu parade last night.
He was not only alive, but lively. His
picture appears in another part Of this
mornings paper.
1t was a happy thought OF John How
ards not 10 resign the prosecuting at
!. torneyship. It may fall to his lot to
prosecute some South Siders who voted
the Democratic ticket in Clay district.
A large Benwood delegation came up
last night aud serenaded the IsTELLr-
aEScER office and demanded speeches,
but the bands, drum corps. tin horns
and COW bells made speech out Of the
question.
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The estimated plurality for Hon.
Lorenzo Dantord is placed at over 5000.
The captain himself placed his estt-
mate at $500. Belmont gives him about
$500, Jefferson nearly 5000, and Harr l.
son and Carroll will be about 800 each,
making about 1000, with Monroe coun.
ty to hear from. which will cut 1t down
about ], 600 votes.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
CONTINUED from First Paqe.l

cate large Republican gains. It iu i'm
possible to give exact comparison, be.
cause Of changes in voting precincts.
Returns from county precincts also in
dictate large Republican gains.
Miller's majority in the city OF Park
ersburg ia 1856, Republican gain in the
CITY of over 200.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07

TO tie Eiaor OF ne IntcLlioneer.
EtkrNs, W. VA, Nov. 6.-1ndications
DAYTON made gains in Randolph county.
Tucker county will give Dayton about
800 majority. 1t looks as II Wilson is
defeoted. s. B. ELKINs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
MASON COUNTY

Will Give Its Republican Majority in
Great Shape.
Special D9patea 70 he lntsIt0neer
Po1vT PLEASANT, W. VA, Nov. Cup
to midnight seven districts heard from
in the county indicate the usual ma
iority from three to four hundred Re-
publican. Will wire complete to.mor-
row. N. L. BRYAN.
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CABELu COUNTY.

Big Republican Gains - Huntington
Changes Her Politics.
Special Dispatch 10 he Intettgencer.
HuxrlxaroN. W. VA, Nov. Gun
precedented gains in Cabell county.
Two precincts counted in town show a
Republican gainof75 Democrats admit
loss OF city which has been Democratic.
The county will be very close.
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FROM BROOKE COUNTY.
Republican Gains There AS Everywher
Else Heard From.

Republican Gains There AS Everywhere
Else Heard From.
Several kilograms were received from
Wellsburg last night The first re-
ported the First ward as follows:
Howard
'' 90 60
POLLOCK. 'VV
This ward usually gives % to 80 Dem
ocratic majority. =,
The next report was from the Third
watd-Dovener 1874, Howard q. This
was also large gain.
Finally came the news that Wellsburg
complete gave Dovener 1870 majority. a
gain OF 20 over two years ago. The pre-.
diction was made that the whole county
would 60 much the same.
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SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.

official returns are received the follow
inc roster OF the Legislature is pub
lished:
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS
First-Hancock, Burke, Ohio.
second-Marshall, Wetzel. Marion.
Third-Tyler, Richie. Harrison, Dod-
ridge. ~,
houn, Gtlner.
Fifth-Jackson. Roane. Mason.
Sixth-Cabell, Wayne, Putnam.
Seventh-Logan, Lincoln, Wyoming,
Mcdowell, Mercer, Raleigh.
Eighth-Greenbrier, Monroe, Sum-
mers, Fayette, Pocahontas.
Ninth-Kananha, Nicholas, Baxton.
Tenth-Randolph, Lewis, Upshur,
Barbour, Webster.
DECENTRALIZATION, Monongalia, Tay-
lor.
Twelfth-Hampshire, Hardy. Grant,
Mineral, Peudleton, Tucker.
Observation-Disclosures, Berkeley, Nor
gan.
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS.
First-Brooke and Hancock.
second-Tyler and Wetzel.
Rehabilitation and Clay.
Fourth-Lewis and Webster.
Fifth-Randolph and Tucker.
Sixth-Grant aud Hardy.
Seventh-Jeiierson. Morgan and
Berkeley.
Eighth-McDowell and Wyoming.
Tine Third, Fourth, Fifth aud Seventh
elect two delegates; the others, one
each.
COUNTIES.
One delegate is elected by each Of the
following counties: Barbour. Berkeley,
Boone, Calhoun. Doddridge, Gi|mer,
Hampshire, Jefferson, Lincoln, Logan,
Mercer, Mineral, Monongalia, Monroe,
Nicholas, Pendleton, Peasants. Poca-
hontas, Putnam, Raleigh, Bltchie.
Roane, Summers, Taylor, Upshur, Wet
eel and Writ. i,
Two delegates are elected by each OF
the following counties: Cabell, Fayette,
Grecnbrier. Harrison, Jackson, Marion,
Marshall, Mason, Preston and Wayne.
Wood county elects three Delegates,
and Ohio and Kanawha four each.
The legislature is composed OF 20 SEN
ators, and II delegates-l2 delegates
elected by districts and II by counties.
Total mbership, OF, majority. 40.
The senate consists OF twenty-six sena:-
tors, thirteen OF whom were elected
Yesterday. OF the thirteen who hold
over ton are Democrats and three are
Republicans. In yesterdays election
me- Republicans have carried tho First,
Second, Third, Ninth, Tenth and Elev-
enth. Indications point to the election
Of Lockney, Republican and Popusist,
in the Fourth.
In tho Fifth, Hensiey, Rep. is OPP
posed by Eph. Brown, Dem. and Pop.
In 1892 tho Republican vote OF tho
Fifth was 6, 1873. and the combined Dom
ocratic and Populist vote was 6,276.
ilensley, it is believed, hos overcome
this small majority.
In tho sixth district, there is q strong
probability OF the election OF Hughes,
Rep.
Not sufficient returns have been re.
ceiyed from the Seventh, Eighth,
Twelfth and Thirteenth districts on
which to base estimates.
Few returns have been received from
the eight legislative districts, but the
Republicans have surely carried the
First and Eighth, aud very probably
In the counties, It is estimated that
tho Republicans havo elected forty or
moro mombors.
Tho logial ature ia surely Republican
on Joint ballot, ms uring the election Of
n Republican United States senator to
succeed ]. N. Camden. Tho state senate
NAV probably DO tic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07

by 1850 majority. Estimates by coun
ties Dayton's msiorities as follows:
Taylor. 500; Preston. 1885, Mineral.
800; Marion, 200; Monongalia, loo;
Grant, 900; Morgan, 400; Barbour, 100;
Tucker, 200; Berkeley. 250-tosal, 500.
Wilson's majorities: Randolph, $50;
Pendleton, $50; Hardy. 100; Jefferson,
100; Hampshire, 1,200-total, 1850.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
pnrker,hurg,s Grent Vote.

Special Dt1patch to The IatelItgaseer.
PAnKERsBURG, W. Va, Now Z
Parkersburg complete gives Miller, Re-
publican, for Congress, $50 majority.
Wood county probably 700.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07

ALL diseases OF the skin cured, and
lost complexion restored by Johnson's
Oriental Soap. Chas, Il. Goetze and
w. W, Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary Public aad
Pension Attorney, No. ldi@ Market street.
FOR RENT.

No II South York street, tArSo rooms, franc.
5000
No. Sr,o l.oif street. four rooms, iramO 500
No 500 Woods street, six rooms, brick, Sl2 90.
N" iiB Thirty hrt street, five rooms brick.
$500.
No IlOJ Alley H. two rnoinS. brick, Hoo
No. 1919 ChApIiuC street. twn'siurv brick.
Atwo:sIory franc dwelling OF 1.-Two rooms on
South Elm street
$40 MrcOllorh street, four roDmS.
No. 1 q Znur streit, second lO)r ST.
No, 3lsi McCOllprh street, two'stOTy frame.
No. so Main street, Large modern DEtcE dWelt'
Ing. iOuricOn TOoDS
No 1877 McCOilOch street. brick. sil 90
No. 9iOA!o ,ITCGt IArrr rooms sol
No. 6lg Main street brick dwelling.
No 2iiI Main STREE. .T's tiOnr three rooms
Two furnished rooms for Incn. on jacob, boz
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth StrOeS
TwnsplCnlil o.iiCc rooms In Masonic building.
No NJ Chapllnc street, i've rooms, SlSOl
No, 1906 Market Stc1rt. ONice rooms
No. III rntrtv.thirl street. i've rooms. $50.
Rooms iol manufacturing purpose. with pOwor
furnished, IN tho business rart OF city.
Store rOOinynG South street. III Helrnc TAI.
Crnaclu building,
MONEY TO LOAN.
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BRIDGEPoRT's VOTE.

Gains in all Three of tho Wards by the
Republicans.
In Bridgeport oil three OF tho wards
were carried by the Republicans, and
in all there were Republican gains.
For Congress, Lorenzo Danford, Repub-
lican, had Cos votes, and Barnes, DEM
ocrat, 249. The gains in the precincts
ranged from 16 up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
NESBlTT g. DEVlNE,
Tel. GLE 1893 Market Street.
FOR SALE.

Good brick house OIL Market street. central To-
cation, eight rooms, with all modern improve
mcnts.
Comparatively new Six.roomed house. convc-
nicnt location on Island 10 ferries or bridges.
sCOO cash aud the balance rs long as you want It
10 run at 4 per cent It's bargain.
EighI.roOned brick house on Thirteenth
street EeniS for 500 per year. for $500
Four.rooGel house with good lot, In Centre
Wheeling. for 5000.
$50 will buy Il good lot
TO LET.-LaTge aud small houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07
REAL ESTATE.
FOB RENT.

MONTH
No Jos. Main street.. ten rooms. furnished
And occupied hy tnoFac=s; will reuI TO
Sonu one that will buy luTnlInnA-.......- 50 %
No 80 Wcuis sircct, .-...,..,..-...,.., 10 %
~ Ecru farm noEth Of city, for market gard
cnius sllJ pr5 auuunl
" iVuias. Ahlu and twenty 'nrSt street COD
No Seventeenth street Is 90
No i0i Nineteenth s;Fcet.....-. %
Nc sis' Aatn street rooms, both gases y %
Building In fclr Of 1901 Market street,. - %
-Four fooaIcl houses, CftNccnt Place -'...... 50
-Four rONmS both gases and bath, No. 81
Seventeenth StrCct II %
Saloon aud DIVE linz Martins Ferry. ad-
Joining g & I, II %
Fight rooms both glIses hot water and
bath No 1915 Main street 3 %
gases hot water nad 6at6 .............. q 90
No. .a& Market street three rOOTnS.-......... %
No 50 Twentieth street 10 %
Store rooms Main aud Twenty lint StroctA
s. Oh and So %.
No. .lIl Main 10 90
No 90. Main street three rd0tnS..,....,..... q %
Two rooms NoIthehst corner Market and
lWcnty'stEth 90
No. 81 siXtceuLh 70 %
No. l7S Seventeenth street.. ......... ...... "
Building corner TWOuty.iourth aud mar
kct streets lately used as q cArrtASS
factory,
No. 2lil Nhrkp, street. both GA%Os,,. Is %
No. 81 Alley SW
No. 81 Chapiine street, store room aud
dwelling,
No 80 IaS9e y
No 40 Jacob street,. .. u "
No. lJ+1 ChAp1iue street once room ,....'-. W
FOR SALE
Desirable lots on North and South FrontStreot
ltj acre farm on Bp:;S run
Ten acres Of land aud dwelling, near ltaney'
town, S9JV.
Real estate OF every description.
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RTNEHART g. TATUM,
CRY BANK BUILDISG,
Telephone 9l2 [ocil Room Nc, 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07

For the purpose of comparison when
official returns are received the follow
ing roster OF the Legislature is pub
lishad:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-07

Tho new school commissioners chosen
arc as lollows,
Washington district, DR.. !. P. Blrney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

Elder Angus NJ. Cannon, President
VI the Salt Lake stake Of ZION, con.
Quoted the Priesthood meeting, CON.
menclng at II a. m. today.
Roll called and responded TO by
Elders Elias Norris anu William q.
Dunbar, Of the presidency Of tho High
Priests quorum, fifteen presidents Of
seventies aud seventeen nome mission
aries. All the wards Ia the Stake were
properly represented excepting the
r Tenty.frst city ward and Rlverlon
OF the country.
The First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, sixth, Seventh, Twelfth, Thlr.
teenth, fourteenth, Fifteenth, SIEVE f.
teenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth,
Twentieth, Twenty.hrst and Twenty.
second quOTums Of Elders were repfe.
scented by their proeiling oiiicprs.
Members VI the Lesser Priesthood
from the Second, Tenth, sixteenth,
Twentieth, Mill Greek, Big Cotton.
wood, Granite, Draper aud south
Jordan responded 10 the roll call, also
Stake Superintendent OF the sabbath
schools, Elder Thomas g. Gfiggs.
Upon tue recommendation " their
respective Bishops, twenty.one young
men received certificates authorizing
their ordination 10 the office OF Elder,
each OF them promising 20 honor ana
magnify HE office and calling II or
dhiutd.
on motion Of Elder Joseph h. Tay.
lor, II was decided TO hold the semi.
annual Stake conference on Friday,
Saturday and SUNDAY, March q, 3anu
I, with FORENOON, afternoon anu even
ing sessious ON each day, the nrst
meeting on Sunday being devoted 10
SUNDAY School conference Of The
sake.
Tue speakots IN the meeting were
Elders Angus NJ. Cannon, Joseph H..
rbylor George Goddard, ThOmns g.
Giggs aud Elias Morris, the topics
treated being the necessity Of frequent
conferences Of wOrkefH In our auxiliary
Institutions, the care Of the poor, The
checking of tho growing spirit OF IN
fidelity, the encouragement OF eE-
cessive anu proiitle's recreation.
Adjourned 10 Friday, March 1854,
AZ lOA. IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
A NOBLE LIFE ENDS IN PEACE
Last Hours Of tho Philadelphia
Journalist, Go. v. Chiids.
htat'ment Of the Attending rhysi-
oisn-A Vast Fortune Tiis Sue.
csssor On the Ledger"

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb 8.-Geo.
w. CnilIs, phil1nthr1pist ani pro.
prletor Of tho Pa5lio Lsdgcr, passed
away thit morning. surrounded by HE
family anu friends. One Of his physi-
clans inside the following statement 10
" hn Associated Peas reporter THE
morning:
"Cnilds suffered no pain;his eud wps
peaceful 40 luilttvd his lie. lie bas
been uLcorsClDus Tor three dRyF, *.
ccpt ut intervals. The change for tluv
worse btcimu manifest about p.31 lbst
evening; HE pulse ialtefeJ uud he be-
came rapidly wore. Thuu u was Hp'
parent thu oud was near ami death
was only question u lew
hours. The pafalytic stroke which
lac suffered on January 18Th
only affected his right side, ciusins
him 10 l0su the ute VI both the fight
arm aud leg. Daring tie lnst huurs
lac lay like child asleep, und when he
grew 10 much worse, about midnight,
every effort was made % tOusr him, but
without avaii.n
ChilI'a fortune Is believed "
DO large; hut whether one mil
lion or ton, only those init.
mately hcuuaintod with biz affairs
KNOW. The pf, ft from the Lc6gcr H.
said TO average ~ high as 81 ,OIJ "a uayi
anu tie had made many profitable Ia.
yettmeutr. lie leaves Que child aud
II 10 probable hih namcsnke, George W..
Childs Dfgxul, son OF his old irieuj,
A. J. Drrxel, aud now pubIisscr ui
the paper, will assume full charg5
OF n.
Tue first knowledge many citizens
mad Of this death was secured through
seeing this Grape on the door oil tho late
residence or on the doors Of the Lcdgtr
office. Hundreds Of telegTamu un.
uuuncing tue death were sent by Mrs.
Childs's direction this morning 10
friends In this country and Europe,
nnd hundreds Of dispatches OF con-
dolebce were received. The arrange
ments Tor the funeral will not he com.
pleted iii late this Afternoon. Mrp.
Childs would like the funeral 10 he
TTivRte, but friends are urging that on
account OF his position, 1t IL due that
no be given public funeral.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
IANE mrrrnN.nYnALcll.

Jane Milton Rydalch, wife OF Hon.
William Rydaich, OF Gunt,villo, Tooelo
county, died NJ her home at thai place
yesterday afternoon, IN the 10Th year
of her age. Tho deceased was an ostima.
bio woman aud was vol aud widely
known. She was born in Lingill, near
foliel, Horton Park, Yorkshire, Eug-
land, November %, 1913, aud came to
utah with hor husband aud thro0 chill.
dren m 1853. The family Immediately
located m EVANSVILLE and has lived thofe
over since. Tho lady's demise was
caused by heart failure suporinducod by
exhaustion aud bronchitis. She was
tho mother Of eight children, had fifteen
grand children and ono great grand child,
Funoral services Will be hold In tie
Hranlsville ward meeting house on
Monday afternoon next February o.. A
husband, six children and host Of rela-
uvos and friends Aru len 10 mourn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
ANOTHER HOME WRECKED.
Drunkenness and Cruelty on tho Illus,
bands Part the Cause Decree
OF Divorce.

The divorce suit instituted by Mu.
A. M. Long, against her husband,
George II. Long, was heard W Chief
Justice Merritt this morning. The 10.
titloner's attorney was John Lu
Taylor.
The parties were married ia this city
on January 18th, 1886. and tho petition
was based on three groundt-cfuslly,
habituai drunkenness and failure to
provide. Husband aud wife lived to.
gothcf until November Isl, 1898, when
OWiug 10 LOng'e misconduct the petit.
TONER was compelled 10 leave him.
Siucn that time shu and her four chill.
dren-ageG respectively seven, five,
three years and another nine months
Old-hAve found home with her
parent Several instances ~
the defendant Longs cruelty were
fecitod. La December, 1890, he went
homo Intoxicated, used vi.o aud abusive
language toward his wiio, grabbed her
by the thrUat aud severely chOked her.
On another occasion hu threatened u
take her life auu assaulted her with a
knife, declaring hisinlentilu u eating
her throat Rom ear 10 ear, 10 would
appear that Long has been a habitual
dfuukard for more than three Year,
past a. d for more than thirteen months
has neglected 10 provide for his family.
The petitioner was granted u divorce
aud awarded the custody Of the chill.
dfen.
The defendant had flied an RnsweT,
but did not now show up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 8.--Late this AZ.
ternoun VI early on Monday morning
tbs receivers viii file an answer to the
petition OF the directors VI tue North
cru Pacific road for their removal
The petition TOT their removal was
made and very grave charges were
preferred against them.lt is understood
they will retAiiate with charges as grave
against Ives and his hackers. A pei.
ton OF q. Willelle NRnnest, New
York, that ho 10 made party 10 the
suit was filed this morning. HE
petition allegee that the receivers are
acting Ia the Interest OF the creditors Of
tho road aud not In the interest VI tho
bJndholderr.
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roday's Probate Court

The following Orders were male in
judge Blaif's e0url THIS mD,uinl.
Estate Of Joreph BiTcumshaw, de-
ccased. Hearing on ioaiiun iDf the
removal Of administrator and appoint
mcnt OF another. Petition gained
aud Charles Pence appointci un nung
bond OF $1,000.
Estate VI C,pers %. Vancc, de.
ceased. Hearing on nimiulsttAi1iil ac-
count, which was allowed.
ESTATE Of Joseph S0wdon, dtcctsCd.
Healing on pe,itou % comriomisc "a
ceIIAin Debt against tho ostato, aud 0f.
der entered Us rrayci.
Estate OF Charlotte VauDykc, de.
crate1. "wednesday, February 25,h,
set Tor hearing Of nual account AMI
petition Tor distribution.
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TIE TwO COURT JUDGrS.


Judge, Merritt Rnd Bnf,oh have
uoon occupied with the further hearing
Of cases on tho law aud motion cllen.
lar today.
ntF0RB 1Hr CHIEF JUSTICE.
s. +. spencer " J. q. MeAliIs,er ct
al. Demurrer 10 amended complaint
sustained; leave given ~ answer In
thirty lays.
5. w. Morrison vs. 5allna school dis.
tflot. Motion Tor Judgment on the
ples1ings continued.
Dr. DJgge vs. tAe Medical Board OF
Examiners. Motion for additional
return 20 the writ Of cer,ioAu con.
unuud al this afternoon.
X. &. A. kiulting " Frank lkunkol
81 al. Demurrer to complaint over.
ruled anu an exception taken.
q. w. MOyle, assignee, W Frank
hunkel Ell ~. Motion tor Ju1gment on
tbs pleaJings allowed. An exception
we taken.
J. H., Smlot VI RosAnna NJ. White
ct al. Motion for judgment on the
plcadiugs oveffuled; ten days 20 plead.
&. T.. Lsugham ot al W. the Western
Loan d Building 90. ct nj. Order 10
SHOW cause continued I'll next bAIur.
day.
nEFORE JUDGE nARTCu.
Hiram :. Lauey tt al Va John b.
WArdell ct al. Demurrer 10 answer
OveTTuled,
Joseph Wilkinson Va l.. A. Dsnham.
Demurrer 10 complaint ovoffuloJ;
twenty days 10 answer.
Joseph Rufiau Va the 5ocele
Anouyme dus Mines De Lexington.
Motion fora new trial denieb
J. j. CLshing Ns JOnu Heck 81 al
anu William Mcqueen; ten days
given TO answer.
Utah National Bank Va lsaao Sears
81 nj. Attorneys fee Of $3.50 allowei.
Tbs foregoing were among mum.
bor OF other cases neHri aud deter o.
mined by his Honor.
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The snndry CiyII List for the Year
1898.


WASHINGTON, Feb. sin the House
Bland presented a report on the bill to
coin silver seigniorage bullion Ia tho
treasury anu gave notice that he would
call II up at the first opportunity.
Sayers presented tins sunday civil
appropriation bill. After routine bust.
ness the Hawaiian debate was re-
sumed.
The sundry civil bill. rs reported, APP
ptopriales So, a0l ,3S2 Tor the fiscal year
Of 1885. The bill for 1894 carried an
appropriation OF s4l,7lG,3ll. The esti.
mates submitted to the commit.
tee for 1895 amounted TO t8s, g.
Ssl, zoe. The greatest saving IL
In tho item Of rivers and hafbors,
the sum recommended being s., SO0,0 900
against sli, 1855, 1853 IN 1894; Tor public
buildings anu grounds the Appfopria-
ton drops from SLOT, 800 TO s647, 900;
artificial limits for soldiers from sjil,
900 10 Sl9B, 900; the claims OF back pay
and bounty, from 100000 to S4iO, 900.
II. Il. IL, TO tax mortgage anu trust
deeds came up ON third reading,
Stanford moved to make II special
order for Thursday next Al 3 O'Clock.
IL. Il. ~, relating TO the payment
OF Jurors and Witnesses, came up on
Council amendments, which related
merely to the form OF heading. Allen
moved that tho House do not concur.
He thought II was none Of the COuu.
ci'a businets what form the House
adopts In the heading OF u bill. Allen's
motion prevailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
Another Unhappy IIome.

On the ground Of dvserliou, Charles
j. Kfuse obtained decree OF divorce
from his wife, Mary Ktuss, In Judge
Merrltps court this morning.
The parties inieTmarried September
lilh, 1871, ami Kruss now stated on
the witnuss-stand that his wife lefl
him three months later and never
returned. IL did not take the cou
many minutes 10 decide tue case.
Barlow Ferguson was the plaintiffs
attorney.