The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-12-10

S. S. JONES of this CT y was registered
yesterday at the Knntsford hotel In
Salt Lake.
THE wood-haulers Of the Second
ecclesiastical ward are to have their
grand ball and supper at the ward
house on Thursday evening OF this
week.
The county convention of the Wo-
mans Suffrage association advertised
for last Saturday was not held, It was
postponed till Saturday next the 18th,
on which date two meetings will be
ned, one at 10 a. M. and one at p.
M. The public generally is invited TO
attend the meetings OF this convention
at the convention they propose to lay
plan for the prosecution of their
cause before the constitutional con-
ventlon, which convenes In Salt Lake
city next March.
COUNTY convention W. S. A. at the
Provo tabernacle next Saturday.
L. G. WALSH, Union Pacific con-
ductor was arrested today on com
plains fled Saturday charging him with
obstructng the street crossing at the
depot by allowing his tram to stand
upon the track and across the road an
unreasonable length of time. Hear
| ing will be had on some day in the
near future, the date to be agreed upon
by and between City Attorney VIII te-
cotton and the Union Pacific people. (.
a M. York of this city came near
passing away on Saturday night last
resultant from taking an overdose oil
l pu L.
frie ids succeeded in reviyiDg him. 1t
is not thought that the old man took
the morphine with suicidal intent.
MRS. ELIZABETH BLOOD, of Provo
Bench, did some three months or more
ago file suit for divorce from her hus.
band. Arthur Blood, who. it is alleged
is living in Wyoming with a wife, he
claiming to have procured a divorce
from his wife in the courts OF
that state. This latter claim
Mrs. Blood has not known OF
until lately. She was suing on the
grounds of desertion and failure to
provide. summons was published in
this paper and her attorneys, Warner &
Knight, had the csse well under way
all In bllssful ignorance of the fact thai
Mrs. Blood is enciente. In the ordin-
| airy course Of events she will, in either
January or February, give birth to a
babe. Of course she could not get a
divorce under these circumstances
She says that James King of this city
is father of her unborn child and that il
was under promise of marriage from him
that she was proceeding against hel
husband. Now King refuses to marry
her and she has filed compliant against
King accusing him of adu tery. Prelim-
mary hearing was had before Commits.
sioner Dudley this afternoon with the
result that the accused man was held
IN $4,000 bonds to await the action of
the grand jury.
THE recount from the ballot boxes by
the Utah commission changed the
heretofore reported result in Sanpete,
materially. Three out of the seven re-
publican candidates who had been re-
ported as beng elected are in reality
defeated and their democratic op.
ponents are elected instead. The
successful candidates now are Peter
son (R.), 1897; Christensen (R.),
1898; A. G. Lund (R.), 1895, G. N. Lund
3D., 1891; Beal 3D., 1890; Reid 3D.,
ACCCS Ne = A%oAcOAA Nv 10 anu IL, AdfsCu
(R.l, 1882. Of course the republican
organs are crying that fraud has been
perpetrated by democrats that the bal
lots have been ''monkied' with since
the election, but it will be remembered
that several weeks ago Mr.. Hoyt Sher-
man, of the Utah commission, intro
duced resolution at a meeting of that
body, directing the chairman to, tele-
graph to each precincU in Sanpete
county to have the ballot boxes for
Wa1ded to the commission. This was
done and the request complied with.
And the boxes have been locked up ia
the commission rooms ever since. All
this was done before ever there was
any canvass of the returns, from San
pete county at all. With all
this it is still undecided which
parry will be in majority In the con-
stitutional convention when it meets in
March.
THE board of directors of the terri.
torial insane asylum meet in regular
session Of Friday next.