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LABORAND The LAW,
The Case Of the Chief Stt.ks DI.
reCtOFs IN Court.
DEBs WILL FIGHT TO A FINISH.


Chicago, July 28.-What IL clntid.
cred nv the labor leaders one Ui the
most important legal battles ia the ma.
tion's history begun In The United
States circuit court t0dey, when Pfe8i.
dent Debs, Vice PfesidenI Howard,
Secretary Kellher aud Director Hogets
Of The A. Il. u, by their Attorney, w.
W. Erwin, s. \. Gregory anu &. IS.
DafrOw, filed an answer TO the CON
tempt rule. The defense proposes 10
carry the care TO the supreme court Ia
thu event Of an adverse decision here,
and n defeated there, appeal 70 Con.
gress. II Will be conteudud that what
the court has done amounts 20 utuIpa-
ton Of power. The deionsu Will follow
olosoy the limos Of the report u Boat
ner " tho committee Of Congress.
which Investigated Judge jenkins.
IL the supreme court declares tue In.
junction and contempt muInodi good
law, Congress will be asHoj, local
labor leaders say, to amend the statutes
aud curb tho power Of the courts, aud
overy candidate Tor Congress will be
asked 10 pledge himself Tor such re-.
form.
DEBs AND 90. ANSWER.
CHICAGO, July g3.-An answer was
filcd today 10y tue officers Of the Amer.
can Railway Union In the contempt
proceedings In tho u. :. court, grow
ing out OF the alleged violation OF the
Federal Injunction ggAinst Interfere
cnco with the mails aud Interstate
commerce.
The defendants deny u was the put.
pose oi the American Railway union
or themselves ~ vest the management
OF the Union with power 10 order
strikes a. alleged In tnc information.
and cay that strikes are declared or
Discontinued by vote OF the malntity
Of thu memhofs Ia The service affected.
They deny that they ordered the g,rike
GA the Illinois Central, anu declare
tho employees struck Of their
own accord, but not Tor tho put-
pose OF hiudering the transportation
~ the mails or VI Interstate commerce.
They deny that after the Issuance Of
tue injunction the Organization OF un.
ions was continued Otherwise than by
sraorally ADVISING railway m5n 10 be-
CONS members. They deny that any
kilograms sut forth In the inf fmstlon
except one, couuseling tue men 10
ttnud ntm, were sent by them. Ihoy
dcuy that they advlscd, approved or
participated ia acts Of violence. De-
PENDANTS allrgo that alter the injunction
was served up, n them thol soied upon
Tue advice " counsel
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A Iran From Butte.

For the fmt time since tho inaugurR-
ton Of tho Pullman boycot,,t the Union
Pacific 10 able 10 run trains In aud out
Of Butte, Montana, where the strike h
still on but gradually giving way to
the strong arm aud presence OF U. 5.
soldiers. One train with large a mum.
ber OF passengers aud au Immense
amount Of mail arrived here yesterday
and nj 8 O'Clock last night aaotner left
this city for that point, where It WAS
due at / O'Clock this afternoon, At
present there are 800 troops stationed
At Butte and the city h practically
under military law. A most feverlsh
feeling still exists tnese and the strikers
arc holding ON to the lost cause Ia a
remarkable manner,
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war He y, that g. vi. .
als0 involve Ru'sin, Great Britain,
Franco AMI Germany.
"Russia has long desired 10 gobtlo
tho Korean kingdom" no saiu, 600
secure port IN the east which 10 is
now without during part Of tbs coolest
eeufOu. 10 she acquired Korea che
would have contiguous land cOnuuC.
lions with the Yellow zen and her com.
merce would be- open all the year.
While CHINA IL fighting Japan, Russia
viii iump IN alter Korea. This will
bring Great Britain into the fray. She
viii assist CHINA and endoav0r To keep
Russia away from Korea. France
would then bu obliged 90 iJin forces
with Russia 10 protect her positions al
tueu Sing. japan would not nave 10
fight alone, as dermauy stands really
10 help nor. This wOuli make n poCu.
liar war combination and think We
shall SEQ ~, unless peace ia patched up
between the Chinese and japanese.
The uuo thousand or mote missionaries
would have 10 leave China, a. every
i0feig et would be- treated alike.
While there | often saw Chinese SOL
diors carrying mussels that had been
used here during the rebellion.
suANOItAi, July g3.--Communlca.
tlou win Pekiu, interrupted by
hi0dr, has been restored. The report
that war has been declared between
China aud japan was premature, Nj.
though the outlook IL more threatening.
THE FWsT uuN FiHED.
LONDON, July 23.-A private die.
patch, the authenticity VI which has
not boon established, iays the japanese
guuboats had opened flfe upon a Korean
F.FH
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iract 'rom Warrington farewell al.
dress about uiu uucioachmrnl " the
executive on the powcrs Ui C0ngresl ns
subversive Of the principles Of the Re
public. "rhe liberty Of the Senate has
been invaded" hu snld Ia thunderous
tones; "though q thousand hirelings
write us down and traIuCe u.s."
German denied that the Democratic
platform demanded that coal ana iron
10 ou the free llst. CiuVeland's letter
o. acceptance declared specifically
against the destruction oi any industry
aud In favor OF "frue raw mptcfials."
"That letter turned the tide and elect.
Ell him.n
AZ 8:l7 y. IN. the Senate won't into
executive sCrelou. Tie House al.
journed at 1890 today Tor want Of .
quorum, leaving the railway mail
clerks reinstatement bill pending.
At g:3D p. m. the Senate adjourned
until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
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CHICAGO, July 23.-Tho coroner will
be called this morning 10 investigate
the rather mysterious death of Thomas
Cloafy, nephew Of Archbishop Cleaty,
Of Kingston, Canada, and who has
bean employed as 0oOkkeeper In n
wholesale cabinet hardware establish.
ment on Franklin street Cleary was
found by tiiicera staggering along
LOOMS street between Madison aud
Monroe last night Thinking no wh,
under the influence Ut liquor, this
officers cAlloi patrol wagon and
Ciesry was taken 10 the hospital where
he died soon nilorwafd The phyHl.
clans thought death might have 10.
suited from oonousslon VI the brain
but no marks Of violence were 10 be
found anywhere on the body.
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nrAnY Jon A NEM rIemr.
stock Yards Omciais aud strikers
Have Trouble on Hand.

stock Yards officials aud strikers
Have Trouble on Hand.
CHICAGO, July GAS soon ~ tho
present strike At the stock yards In over,
tue officials Of the stock yards com.
pAny may tuin their attention 10 q new
light they have ahelved for the present
the 81 terminal charges on stock re-
oeivod at the yards.
The rule lbvying 81 has been In
vogue only siuce June J., OF the present
year, and II has caused among shippers
about Ms much trouble ~ the strike has
caused the stock yards company. Con.
sentative commission men assert that
II has already driven stock tro,I the
Chicago market 10 other markets. In
cattle to fully 100000 head. The com.
mission men arc angry over II, and
their patrons, thu farmers, feel worse.
Tho plan 10 a new one and the com.
mission mon soy II was created with An
idea 10 make money NJ tno expense Of
the farmer and iOt the people who
have 100000 iuyts.ed IN the prop.
erty.
May II, the stock yards company
notified the railroad companies that
they would MAKE the same traoksge
charge on live stock cars, both loaded
and empty, passing over the COM
pRny's tracks, and that charge was
liked Vt about tl,2D. rhe railway
people replied by notifying their agents
to place a "leTminal charge" Of 81 on
each car
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TerrItOrlal Items.

R0aimaster le0man Wa la CoAlvlllo
yesterday says tue CoAly.lle Tines VI
the Goth lust, looking for men Tor
wOrk-tfAin. lie wanted 10 employ
twenty men 10 help distribute rails and
on the road between here and Park
CITY. lie IL finishing up the work OF
replacing the light rails with heavier
ones on the main line. We under.
stand he did not get AL lhe m0u he
wanted here.
About two months ago J. II. shop.
herd, familiar character Ia Park
CITY, quietly sold his house In tho
lower part Ut town anu took the train
Tor his old home In Missouri, leaving
his family 10 rustic for themselves.
Friday says tbs Park CITY Record hv
returned and accounts for his action
by saying that he was laboriug under
ne OF temporary insanity, GuptIiu.
duced by atevere case VI grippe.
Considerable wool is being shipped
from this point at present. Most OF the
rOnsigumuuts are being taken BY the
Union Pacific The clnsignmunts,
however, are not equal 10 those VI
year Ago.-Park GU record
All Briggs, Of Willow Syringe, met
with severe and painful accident last
Thursday, says the Malal Enterprise.
He was engaged Ia hauling lumber
and In some manner Tell or was thrown
beneath the wheels 0u the rocky
stretch on This side OF the spring. Hls
lett hand was crushed api his face sui
arm Was severely Uruiiol anu lacsr'
at-d. Dr. Drake was called In ani
under his skillful care anJ treatment
10 uOing nicely
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The Nnmbsr and lhe Name.

PRESTON, Idaho, July 10, lsgA-
While W. most gnciously appreciate
the KIND report that Brother Goddard
gave Of the people Of Preston, aud
especially Of the cholr Ia Justice u Al.
concerned permi. mo to state that the
Preston choir numbers sixty, including
an orchestra OF six pieces. Tho con.
ductUr's name IL Prof. l.. ID. EdwsrIf,
a VOL known composer Of Ulah. Hu
has under his immediate charge a
ladies' chorus Ui forty voices, aud a
Childfenb ungilg class Of 200, alsU %
male voice gleu oiuu VI slx cen.
Pardon me iUf asking sou 10 publish
this, us ! do u 40 justice o. Prof El.
wards Hui the people VI Preston, tor
W. lully realize that the professor IL
doing great wUtk fof Preston ~ well
As fOT the entire Oneida stake.
Yours respectfully,
lIuL II. MAHJEIrs.
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rIrE MISSING Nus. wIcKs.
Her Husband Learns that Nuo Has
Gbu. nnrk Sc England.

Her Husband Leans that rhe Has
dos" nnrts ta Eugtaud,
NEW IJHS, July 23.- ~" mystery
surrounding the disapt VI hrs.
MARY Wicks and her two children has
boon solved anu hor husband, Edwin
Wicks, bias learned what has become
o. his family. He nnds himself tepAf-
Atgd from ia en- by 5000 mites.
d. Sunuef, commissioner Of immi.
cratic. { Ellis Isltnd, said chat hc hsd
iturrrd that MTs. WirRR had aoue back
90 England by tile White Star line
icnmur Sho came on 10 New YORK.
without letting her husband snow aud
when she arrived no could NOT be-
,OunI.
Ito heard that bio vifs sud children
hui arrived nud vent 10 get them, bul
they hat llafppusfUI. Mrs. Wicks had
s2uU la her lOFstHsi1n whom shc AZ.
rivud and NOT ltiu. Aablo 10 become u
charge on the c0ualTy, siu vas allowed
g. land.
Tho husband told DE-. Srnner that
be would 90 TO England alter them ~
times were dull here aud ne could do is
well IA HE native land.
Mfs. WiCksHul the children returned
10 England on JAY itl.
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contacts ia question wore fully con.
sideted, approved aud signed by bis
honor, anu they are II loss 20 under.
stand why there should be "auy
tquiv0catiOn or sinking Of fespUn-
sibllity now that the bills have
been met" Then these same gentlemen
make a bold and positive denial CON.
corning the absence OF the Mayor
from the city when the clock nudiurui.
tuto contracts were awarded, Ihuy
affirm that nis Honor wos ia Salt Lake
at the time anu aiiifm their ability 20
prove n.
The Joint committee Of the present
Council have never reported n solitary
official act TO the CITY Council during
tnh term oi office, gay the same gentle.
men, though they DO not attach any
tHpOnIlbility Tor Inactivity 10 this
direction TO Councilman Watson, whose
course OF conduct anu Judgment has
teen such throughout tuey aud, Ms
10 prove him "the must loyul.hraICd
mau Ia the whole outht."
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CINClsSATI, July 23,-rhs inoom-
ing passenger train on the Cleveland
anu Cincinnati, Chicago and III. Louis
oOllideu with wesl-bUuud engine al
Grilish, fifteen miles nOm the city.
Tue fireman Nud two Iramps were
killed. No passengtri we're seriously
hurt
The express due here At 1880 was on
time but the ~, Louis express, which
runs fifteen minutes ahead OF tho 81.
Chicago train was an hour late. Al
Grlntn's light engine was running
down 10 n gravel bank In charge Of
Engineer Hart, he forgot ths ordcrs.
Knowing that tho 81 Louis express
was late he pulled out aud was met by
the Chicago expires, Hart was fatally
injured. His fireman frank Taylor,
was killed outright; also Charles SheT.
man and smother tramp, stealing a
ride. Among the Injured are Mr. aud
Mrs. Worrell, J. Lynch, }. Il. Lugos
anu w. Howell, postal c'trGs; ElwOOd
Hopper, secretary Of tho Latonia
Jockey clun; Gratz Hanley, Licking.
ton, Ky, Gnlilth, CLERK OF the board
Of education, Cincinnati
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TIE ATWOOD srADBIyG.
Tho Accused Msn Arraigued aud Plead
Not Gully Dcanp Also 10
the Hosp ta'.

HAIRY Dsane, William Stewart aud
Matt Lawrence, the trio arrested Of
tho LeAdviiie House several days ago
on n charge Of assault with !uien, 60
Kill, we're taken u0.Uru Police Justice
Smith this afternoon, where they plead
not guilty anu had their cases
set down Tor July ~. They
were unable 10 furnish bonds, wh'cl
were fixed Vt g., 900 in each case, and
stewart and LawToacc renamed 90
Jail Deapo IL la the hospital under.
going treatment for an Injured loot.
Atwood, whose body was cut aud
slaahod with faEJrs0 horribly b. ntO
In the hospital sud IL reported as Ian.
proving rapidly.
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TOPEKA, kas., July 3D. Receiver
Wilson, vi tho Santa 10 railroad com.
pany, said today that Tottunchment
plan basel ON the reduction OF tue
wages paid TO engineers, bremen and
conductors Will be put into effect In a
low days. Tho company has con
trhols with the employees which require
notice Ia writing when either party
desires 10 notify ur annul the existing
agreements, Inc order OF Judge Fos-
ter Issued Saturday gives the receivers
six months to determine whether the
company should cancel or change any
contracts that will permit changes.
"Ihe receivers" said Wilson, will take
advantage Of this order by giving tho
required notice Of thirty days ~ the
engineer, hremen Rnk conductors on
tue presumption tnat tho new con-
tracts can now BIO made on u basis
more favorable to the railroad COM
pany.
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Tho news Inns been received Ia this
city Of the graduation Of Joseph A.
Jouuings, at burlington, Vermont, a.
a doctor Of medicine. Dr. Jennings
nna been given nu appointment In one
OF the lyadilg New YORK hospitals.
where hU Will remain uutil the middle
" next msnth, when he is expected ~
arrive In Salt Lake and begiu the
active practice VI his profession.
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Results Of a Runaway.

Joseph hull Jr. And wife were
thrown from their buggy with consld.
cradle force and quite severely shaken
up and bruised on Saturday evening
on West Temple street, between First
ana second south streets. The acct.
dent WAS the result Of n runaway, A
damaged conveyance, n broken harness
anu n badly frightened horse captured
In remote part OF the city we're other
results.
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KINGSTON, Ontario, July 2i,-Three
children OF owen Jeuningg, u Sheen,
kouirow county, went out berry pick
Ing. They wandered up % mountMni
became lost aud Ia seeking 10 hnu
their way home, fell over o preolpleo
100 ieet high. The mother heard
ahrieku sud ths father soon a.lur Ia his
search, found tho bodies Of the children
at the base Of the clli. A boy eight
Year, old was dead sud two little girls
aged ak anu four were live but In u
critical condition.
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lie is General Manager.

From tue Sar Francisco Chr0Hic'e II
Is learned that II. W. Sloan has been
appointed general manager for the
Pacific Const o. tue Londou Guarantee
aud Accident Company, the agency
which Woes, Courad a Go, relinquishvd
when they became United 6tat q
agents for the FfanE,uTt Accident and
Plate Glass hud Baltimore Fidelity
and DEPOSIT lnsuranee companies; slso
that Col mel a. L. MASTERS, tue Uuitcd
states manager Of the London Guaran'
tto and Accident, was stflkebUund TOT
two weeks Ia salt Lake, but arrived
In the same private car ~ Russell
Wilton on Monday evening last.
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AsmAstLY rIND.
nodN usdiy boronpossd Found
swinging In Shoe shop.

A nody fisdiy DorontBos,d FOUND
swinging In n Shoe hbon.
INDiANArOLis. Ind, July 28.-A
bal odor on North Noble street last
night caused neishbors 10 SGT about
discovering the cause ami ghast y
nud was the result. Ghu oiur wa.
traced 10 the shon shop OF J. T.. Hass,
aud bursting open the door thu neigh
b0rs found the pf0pfict0f's UO1yswiuk-
INK by the neck from thu ceiling aud
badly decnmp1sei. Has has uot
ueen seen about tho place since Tues
Jay, and 10 D. supposed lao must have
hanged himself them.
There BE- % romantic cause ior the
act. hass .eit nis aniaucrd bride In
his native city ~ Luxembourg, Ger
many, aud oaWu 70 America, expecting
when able 70 send for her. When In
May last he had accumulated by self.
denial and nHfd work, $50, he seut IL
TO her bidding her came Aad they
would bu married vt once. Then he
began long watch VI arriving trains.
The briie.tU.be did not come aud the
lover did not hear from her. He wrote
and wrote Hgaiu. lis answer came
last week, but 10 was from ParlH, aud
was written bya man who said that
The young woman had become his
wife, ADD that her former lover must
dtGift isJu Lis addresses. This was
this crushing blow that drove him to
inku his llit.
His irieuds Ia LuEemburg have
been notified.
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THE NEW STATE OF UTAH.
A Letter VI Welcome From the Col.
umblan Liberty He'll Committee.

The following communication waa
among Governor VESTS mail this
morning, snd a copy Of the same Ia,
been handed to the NEWS by Acting
Governor Richards Tor publications
Columbian Liberty Lell Committee.
NEWARK, n. j.,
July l7th, 1894.
Hon. Caleb W. West, Governor OF
Utah;
Dear SiT-One VI tho tutles Of tho
Columbian Liberty Hell lie 70 welcome
every new state into the Union, and the
committee IN charge place the same VI
tue disposal u the people OF Utah Tor
the iirs. Fourth OF July after statehood
II complete, the day that the added
state appears upon the National nag.
Cordially you're,
VIM. o. Mcdowell,
Chairman,
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Agninst Pnrk rity Bank.

In the Third district court iris after.
Roon the Omaha National bank
brought suit against the Park City
bank (uow Ia the hands ~ Receiver ID.
G.. Mclaughlin 20 obtain n JUDGMENT
Tor the siam Of f7l7S %, interest a. &
per cont per Gnuum from June lath,
1898, and e1a,s. The claim 10 for
money advanced.
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NEW YuWs, July 93.-Sucar has
boeu the sole feature Of speculation to-
day. In thu fist fifteen minutes 81.
$40 shares changed hands, the price
rising to 1903, { above Saturdays clua.
Ing, then declining tallying B.
quickly feactiug the come fraction,
suhs,quently breaking ] aud rallying
li Expert Little's Iuuilshed state.
meut regarding loose bookkeeping "
tho AtchisOu prior to the rucUivcrsbip
sont the price down 10 the lowest point
Jet touched by that stock.
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wAsHINGrOS, July 23.-SocrotAty
smith touay affirmed the action OF the
general land office rejecting the Ap.
plicAliOns in the cases " Ferdinand
GaFbnrto, r9Uodoro Bsrlan, Isaac n.
Williams, Seranne Wunderlc, Lou
WarE, Jamta Brown. John Anderson
and Timothy Heaiuy 10 enter lands
nstr Oregon City, Ore, on tho ground
that the previous patent had been
gwen ~ the Oregon aud California
railroad.
The appeal Of the Southern Pacific
railroad IN the Gaze against james l..
Brady, Involving lands IN San Fran.
CISCO, has been Withdrawn.
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celebration a, Forest Dale.

Tue aoDI I.yople OF Forest Dale an.
,iclpste a day Of enjoyment Tor old and
Young tomorrow, Ga The celebration Of
Pioneer bay. An excellent program
has teen prepared including baseball,
racing, Rud other games, 10 continue
tue greater part OF Inc day. lee cream
aud other refreshments will 10 pro-
vided. There H. auuuiant snaJe and
room around the Ola Farm House,
where the program, except tho ball
games, will DO carried out. Ball viii
De played on the regular grounds.
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THOSE FINE CHANDELIERS.


Councilman Cohn and o'MehrA
were today vigorously discussing All
interview hsI with Mayor Baskln, IN
which that official IL represented rs
saying that no was opposed to letting
the contracts for the purchase OF the
expensive chandeliers for the Joint city
and county building.
Both Of these solons declare that the
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DYNAsIrEus Ar WORK.
one House blown IN and = namb
Tound Under Anstbsr Dwelling.

one House nIoWu IN Rnd - naInh
found Under another Dwelling.
UNiONTOwS, Pa, July 2S.-At l
O'Clock this morning n bomb was ex.
rluied under the house Of n non.unlon
w0rkmAn named Vaughn Dunbar. The
building was blown 10 pieces but the
family escaped uniujured. Windows
were broken all over town anu chin.
neys thrown down. A short time
later bomb was found under the
house " William Bodeu, another non.
uuionlsL From early Ia tho evening
considerable shooting was done, the
object being 10 attract the attention 10
other points than that at which the
dynamiteTs were going 10 make an At
tack, Many people remained on tue
streets all night Nearly 1900 strikers
have gathered here today for meeting
and many are armed,
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To Celrbrnte ON the Weher.

Attorney Dan Harrington lgt the
city this afternoon Tor Wanship, where
no goes In response 20 an Invitation 10
deliver the Pioneer Day address before
n loint celebration a fioueer Day by
Wanship anu other towns on the
Weber. Mr.. Harrington viii also
avail himself OF this cnanco of spend
lug several days on the Weber, ~ n
summer "Outipg"
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chinese pedllers Anneal.

jim siug ami Tea Cling, Chinese
pcidIers, by thoir attorney, Frank
Hoffman, found guilty ia the police
court today Of peIdllng Ia the ro.
strotod district, decided 10 appeal the
case TO tue Thifd district court u test
the validity Of the ordinance under
which tue action was brought.