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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18
RglVgR COURT DOINGSD
,.5l,o WIcsslls Sentenced 10 One
Year in The Cjunty Jail.
80. pichenson Case.-rhe Term OF
.,t not 90 ne concluded
III Nsxt Week.

man, xnws per Dora Telegraph
p,,vre. Utah, May ls.-rhc Dick.
-, case occupied all yesterday aud
,'.,ut going on. The case was CON
,,,r,sd with but little friction until
,ss morning, whom opposing counsel
Vi. tblpgs lively for a while,
m. rroceeilngs at times being
,-,.,psI aud acrimonious. The argu'
msBt. to the jury were specially bitter
....i,p,lly. The case was not con.
.,nist al recess, but will probably be
ty three o'clocH. ~, a.. .,--
.,'isf itia morning number Of de.
,'gdauts were brought up Tor sentence,
,,, all were deferred I'LL Chief
n",ptv Manhal Tanner IL ready
%, 10 Salt Lake, except
6s Indian wlckotis, who was
yivrn q year Ia the Beaver county
XII. rnu court thus Ignored the strong
,.ssmmondaiion of mercy by the jury
sgd ave the defendant the limit OF tue
a. usual, the difficulty was In get.
try the Indian TO understand the
csnHJs remarks, aud he occasionally
broke out with protesiatiOns OF limo.
reprr. which good many In the
audience c0uli understand.
10 soums probable the term will not
be- concluded before the middle VI next
week, n oven 40 soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18
Sinr Nnlley Slnke.

The seventh quarterly conference Of
this stake convened IN Alton meeting
house on May i2th ami 18Th, 1894 Il
was well attended by Saints irom all
parts Of the two valleys. The members
Of the High Council occupied most Of
tho time during conference and the
insiruc,ionsg given by the brethren were
good and Of q nature 10 build up the
Saints In their mos, holy faith.
The spirit Of improvement seems TO
be tho order Of the day, several houses
and large c0mmodi0us barhs having
been put up the last few mtn,hs. The
most Of the people Ia Star Valley have
come here TO stay by ihu permanent
Improvements which they are bulld-
ing, but few families are selling out,
Intending 20 look around Ia the Big
Horn for "A milder climate. The farmers
are about done putting In their crops,
and by what l can learn the acreage
this year II as large rs any year since
the valley has been settled, We are
looking forward for bountiiul har.
vest.
The health OF the people Is good;
there IL very little sickness In this
Stake. Brother Emil Hansen, OF Free
dom ward, Ia very low at present with
lung fever, but hopes are entertained
Of a speedy recovery.
wM. II. KENNINuTOS, ST.,
stake Clerk.
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4 pnrbln relngnsne nere.

Prof. T.. W. Search, superintendent
" the south Pueblo, Colo, public
schools, /. a visitor In Salt Lake today.
Pro. search Is one Of nve educators
VINO were appointed to take part IN the
Educational Congress ht the Mldwln.
ter Far aud who delivered tbs
oIcuiug lecture under the nus.
spices Of this congress. lie spoke be-
.ofo tue teachers Of the city high
school AZ o'clock iodhy, having
ilt his SUBJECT, "1he Pueblo Idea"
His policy ia tho schools under MS
charge Ia TO make the child the unit
instead OF the GLASS. Tue aim IA tho
Pueblo schools Ia to discard the recita.
ton especially In the high school. 5n-
perintrnduut search speaks la euthu'
elastic terms relative 10 tHe results Ol
his new departure.
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Move and rhlId ASSIGN.

Nove * Child, tue well known fur.
nltufo dealers have been forced TO
retire from business. The story Of their
failure is briefly told by the following
notice posted on tho front door Of the
Hfm's house. "Closcd Tor stock taking.
.. J.. MciiNrup, uesiguuo'" The an
Iturctmtut ~ the allure was made
'art evening, but ~ 70 this afternoon
Do record u the assignment had boon
h,ud with the county recorder aud tho
afscts ald lIuhilitIcs are Therefore I'M
known az this time,
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HIGH CASTE BRAHMIN.


p. r, Telang, Of Bombay, is making
arrangements to deliver two lectures
in this city, the time and places for
which will no announced later, proos.
bly, tomorrow. Toe subject OF one Of
his addresses will be "lndia, its Gus
toms aud Manners, and the BFahmin
Religion" tho other lie on "rhu
WORLDS Fair and a Brahmiu's ImpreS.
fl0ns Of America."l
Mr.. Telalg Is highly educated and
Intelligent gentleman, Of the same
family ~ the late Hon. Justice relang,
chief Justice Of the supreme court Of
Bombay. He speaks English huently,
uul no doubt viii prove very inter
ostlng speaker. He first came TO this
country 10 attend the Fair. He IN an
enthusiastic musician, and was the
instlgntOr OF the congress- Of musicians
nt tho Midwinter Fair. He claims
that India Is the originator Oi musical
Instruments, and that his brother has
the Oldest instrument In the world, a
"viua.W
While all Bmhmins are prlosts OF
their feliglon-the word BrHhmiu
meaning pries,-MT. Telang does not
follow the business Of preaching. The
brahmins, outside OF those who are
designated Ms ministers Of the religion,
engage In the various professions, such
a. doctors, lawyers, educator, etc,
but arc never found In the ranks OF
lhe tfadesmun, as that Ia too Tar be-
meath the dignity OF their birth. They
are the high caste, the next In order 10
lncm being the princes, the Profession
hl men, tradesmau, labofors and scr
wants. The religion OF the Brahmins,
a. ME- Velang eXpIessCd ~, Tor.
hils Ito dev0leCs irym an
iagonlzlug any other religion.
Inc women arc not hold IA practical
sef'i'ude ~ they are IN MohRmmedan
counties, being allowed much greater
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18
Political Meetings.

There will be Republican mass meet
ing tonight la the q. A. Il, hail unier
the auspices OF the Working mems
Central Republican club. The speakers
viii be- Hon. FL. Cannon and C0lanel
Allen Miller.
The Democrats Of tho Fifteenth
ward will meet IA Armstrong. hall
tonight At oight O'Clock Tor the purpose
VI forming ward society. one VI the
speakers h expected to be Hon. Il. B..
Richards.
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In Search OF Dim.

Samuel b. Smith went before u. &.
Commissioner MoNally this afternoon
ami swore out complaint charging
one !. l.. McKenna with drawing and
exhibiting n revolver In a threatening
manner. A warrant " arrest was Is
sued, aud Deputy Sheriff Montgomery
has started out IN search OF tue defend
mt, who IL said 20 be employed at
EdwaTds's store Ia tho Ricketts, block.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

RclAning unclaimed IN tho Post ONCE ut
SAT- Lake City, UIAh, on May {, 1891. 10
obtain any OF these luttUra the applicant must
call for" Adyartisui Letters" anu gave tho date
Of the lisL u not called Tor within two woUta
they Will DO seat 10 the Dead Letter Omce At
Warrington. nc,
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The Central Thea,er.

The Central Theater gave IT, open.
ing performance under 10 new name
lat night TO good sized and repre-
sentative audience, The play was
Woman VI Woman, amt was well per-
f.fuVI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

NNrLf-nOi lu salt l4LU cts, Nuy ls. Of
Inclination ut bowels. Margaret f1rI. ru.rt of
tur late William smell Iu Che seventy fourth
year uf hrr age.
Funeral sprl rsuI.I Boz held at ih0 residence
uf hrr SON Joseph . HurII, So. I.. Wust lIfft
NuTtH. saturday. hiay lI. no Do m,
Friends are respectfully invited.
kUAur la ilr Eleventh ward. SAT- take
CITY, MHE lslh, i.ll, uf Old ago, Mari hruuL
Tho deceased was born IH IaIuu, Germany.
February SEQ. 49,
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COMMERCIAL
rnnAN,. rLLAnINI IIlr.r-

TUUAY'8 UITNNINT UIUIT-
ToIav's c.eafine house exchanges
amounted 20 slSU,052 same day
last yeas, SisGS3I.
TuDAY's QrOTATIuSH.
New York. -SiIvrI IS d, lead, $3.50
LJnlon. -silvuE2s i.lHs.
ORE AND urLtiuN.
Wells. Fargo s. Go. received today
Penn. bullion, .Y,ljG DAILY, s3', 800.
Mccormick Is g.. received today:
Silver aud lead nfrs, $500.
y. II. Jones IS 90. received today.
Bullion, sa.DHI.
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R. K. YH0MA8,
IS to 80 East, lst South St.
SALT LAKE CITY.

Please read and profit by the follow
ing announcement:
We are greatly cverstocked on
Ladies Spring Jackets therefore offer
the following immense bargains-To
Sell, to sell. First come will get the
choice, so call early. Don't defer it if
you have any intention of buying a
Spring Wrap. Country mail orders will
get personal and careful attention. so if
you can't come, ORDER sending either
ESQ, 500, $50, 1000 OR 1900
and we will send you one Of the follow
ing genuine sale Jackets:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

You will rsplonish your stock Of
Summer Underwear soon; cur lines
arc iuli anu complete.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF Co"
li2 Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

Oar neckwear line embraces new
novelties, patterns, shapes. luspeoI
them.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRuFr Go,
li2 Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

City water supply, Thy name Is
"mud." We use only Rf,talan water
clear and pure Tor our work.
Troy STEAM LAUNDRY,
lA2 Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

Atte,iau water. Aucsian Water.
We Aru fortunate, have our own we'll,
and We nrr pblo 20 produce work Of
immaculate whiteuust.
TRUY STEAM LAUNDRY,
iI2 Main street.
A famous line OF Negliye5 Shirts,
new patterns, nll sizes.
Brown, TERRY a. WOODRUFF Go.
li2 Main Street.
We can guarantee ouc.half longer
wear on shirts, collars anu Cutls by our
special methods aud appliances fr
handling.
TRUY STEAM LAUNDRY,
li2 Main street,
We arr acknowledge leaders In
HA'g, correct styles, proportions, colors,
sizrs, etc.
Blows, TERRY & WOODRUFF Co.,
li2 Main Street
Straw Hats straw Hatil Straw
Hathl Splendid line 10 select from.
BROwN, TERRY q WOODRUFF Co.,
li4 Main Street.
Just a WORD shout aftesian water.
We arc using 1t exclusively. Good
work cannot DO produced by washing
in mud. Try ~.
Troy STEAM LAUNDRY,
ll2 Muiu street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18

Boys' You.hs' ChildE straw Hats.
BRowN, TERRY a WOODRUFF Co.,
l42 Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18
LADIES CAPES ALSO.


We are closing out our entire stock
OF Lace Curtains. so we offer about
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrims. and quote the
following bargains:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-18
The Perfume oil vioIots

The purity Of the NY. ths glow 0f che rose,
and tho nush Of llgbc combiuc iu puEzOu's
WurIruuH Powder
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sIRAYEp na sIoLrM.
POUND NOTICE.

TIWO nay HORSES. HUTu BRANDED \ q
4 ou thiEh ono of them has white down
the face, which / viii Hcll 90 public auction,
on MAY .s, att pm., IL not called Ion by tGe
owner prior 90 that date.
sd. GILMORE.
May d. 1913.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-29
First publication March 5. 1894.l
Notice of Renewal of a Limited
Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the limited part
nership now existing between c. J. Henrikseu
OF the City OF River Falls, Wisconsin. and j. W
Bradshaw formerly of River Falls, Wisconsin.
and now CT the City Of Superior. Wisconsin and
conducted at the City Of River Falls, Wis, is
by agreement between said partners continued
and renewed for the term Of i've years or until
the 31st day of March 1899 upon all the terms
and conditions as TO name Of said firm, the gem
eral nature Of its business, the names of the
general and special partners and the amount az
capital stock contributed by the special part
ner and Is in no respect unlike the original
terms Of said aTtnership except as to the time
of the termination thereof
And notice is further given. that said limited
partnership was formed under the provisions
Of the Revise Statutes OF the Slate OF Wiscon-
sin for the business of buying and selling dry
goods, groceries. crockery, hardware and such
other articles as are usually dealt in bv village
merchants that J. Henriksen Of River Falls
Wisconsin was and is tie general partner and
j. w. Bradshaw. then OF River Falls, Wiscon-
sin, and now OF Superior. Wisconsin, was ana
is the special partner that said Bradshaw con-
tributed the sum OF one thousand dollars as
capital toward the common stock that tn
firm name Is q. j. Henrikseu that said part
nership commenced on the lSt day of April Issi
and was 70 terminate March 3lst 1sss. til at al
the termination thereof il was renewed for tygt,
years until March 31st ls90 and was then again
renewed until the 3Ist day of March Is94 Ihat
a certificate signed by said parties containing
the names OF the partners ia said frm the firm
name. the general nature OF the business Ia h.
transacted, the names o. the partners therein
distinguishing which is a general partner and
places Of residence, the amount of capital
which said special partner contributed to the
common stock, the date Of the commencement
and termination of SAID partner ship was ffuIy
filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Cireuit
Court Of Pierce County. Wisconsin and b. MIN
recorded. that being the county in which lie
principal business Of said partnership was and
is situated and the certificates of renewal ~
such c0partnership have beef duly filed and
recorded and notices OF such renewal pubfShed
as the same has been renewed from time To
time. Z. J. HESRIKsEN,
j. W. BRADSHAW
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-29
The RennhIicancancns

The republican city caucus held last
Monday evening was organized by the
election of G. Il. Morse chairman and
5. j. Rasmussen secretary. NJ. G.
Fierce and w. III. Tozer served as tell
ers. The highest number of votes
cast was 1888. The former city CON-
mittee was reappointed for the ensu-
ing year. Ward nominations we're
made Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the general caucus, with the
exception of the first ward which be-
ing in st. Croix county does its ward
caucusing and holds its elections at
home.
The confidence of the people in its
city government was proved, as all
the old officers who were eligible were
renominated. DIR. Ballard of course
heads the list as candidate for mayor
An experience of several years has
proven that the Doctor is conservative
in the use of public funds, earnest for
promotion of the welfare of the city
and watchful as to its moral and sani-
tary interests.
Mr.. Dunn as alderman of the first
ward, while always having the interets
of his ward at heart acts for the good
OF all rather than of locality.
j. Z. Johnson is renominated for
alderman of the second ward and IS
such has worthily represented the in
terest of the business part of the city
E. p. Barg was selected as the can.
didate for alderman for the third ward.
MIR. Barg is an active business man
and will give the same faithful atten.
tion to the business of the city that he
does to his own business.
j. w. VIM looks out carefully for
his own locality, but is a Jealous advo
cate of progress in improvements and
prompt in attendance at the council
meetings.
w. III. Tozer has so well satisfied
the people that he was renominated
for assessor without dissenting vote.
Mr.. Cox having served two terms
could not run again, and G. r. Ellis
was selected as his successor. Mr..
Ellis is too well known to need com
ment.
For the remainder of the ticket we
refer our readers to the published no
tice of election.
After the caucus few parties not
fond of Republican principles took ex-
ceptions TO some of the nominations,
but although it was threatened that
another caucus would be held no one
was called and no individual nomina.
tions have been made so that there
will be but one ticket in the field.
Ii should be noted that under the
laws of 1893 no pastors are allowed ex-
cept that the ballot clerks may attach
pastors where there is vacancy oc-
curing after the ballots are printed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-29
Wednesday. AnriI a.

From all reports the Minneapolis
Concert Club, who are to give an en-
tertainment in the Opera House here
next Wednesday night, will give a
high class entertainment.
The Hiawatha Mandolin and Guitar
Club, under the leadership of Mr.. A.
G. Holt, is one of the most popular
OIL CARNATIONS of the kind in the city.
Miss Eugenia Frankenfield ranks high
as violinist, and her sister, Laura
has just been elected by the University
of Minnesota To represent that institu-
tion at the state oratorical contest to
be held at Mortified on Friday eve. !,
April 9th.
Mr.. W. /. Nolan and Mr.. T. Z.
Tucker are readers of recognized
ability. and handle the different dia-
Itcts like natives.
Mr.. Holt is equally good on man.
dolin, guitar. banjo and violin, and is
soloist of marked ability.
Those who attend are assured full
value for their money.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-29
That G.. A. r. Raid.

IL was last Friday evening and was
planned by Comrades G. X. Ellis and
Jno. VIM, and the rendesvou was the
home OF the former. The raiders
came promptly. early, and about 50
strong, anxious for the attack upon
the commissaryl, and even to be made
prisoners by the attactive staff of the
general officers. Said staff being
Misses Hattie Reed, May and Libbie
Ellis. With Sighting over battles in
Imagination, mirth, abundant music
and a fine collection the wee sma'
hours" came surprisingly soon. A
number of charades were gwen; two
pleasing instrumental duets, Miss Ella
Barnett of ST. Paul being the ac-
complished violinist and Miss Grace
Barnett the pianist, solo by Henry
Nichols, The Old Sexton, several
other patriotic and sentimental songs,
and choruses, select readings by Com
rades A. 5. Kellogg and VIM and a
witty Book of Chronicles written by
Mrs. j. r. Getchell, made altogether
an evening very bright with enjoy
ment Everything was lovely, aud
the JOY ran high! Too quickly came
the parting. For such raiding "old
vets" sigh.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-29

DIR. Birge's lectures continue to
draw good audiences. They are certain
ly proving to be all that could have
been expected. The one of last Fri
day night on Disease Bacteria is
pronounced by all as very good indeed.
Certainly it must be gratifying to all
thoughtful people to understand under
what conditions suchdiseases as cholera
and typhoid fever are transmitted; for
instance that the germs are almost in
variably taken into the system with
drinking water, or posi- bly, with food.
1t follows that means of prevention
are simple. DR.. Birge continues the
subject of Disease Bacteria i'll the
next lecture on Friday night of this
week. We hope that even a greater
number of the people of River Falls
will avail themselves of this opportu-
nifty of learning what is known to-day
of these bacterial diseases. See sy-
nopsis below. The lecture this week
will be proceeded by music.
DISEASE BAcrERIA-C Continued.
Bacteria of wound diseases One
kind cause hollis, assesses, etc,
another kind cause efysipelas, slow
suppuration, etc.
Result of attack depends On viru-
lence of bacteria and the reactive
capacity of the body.
A knowledge of these organism and
their action has caused a revolution
in the methods of surgery.
tuberculosis bacillus; its size, para
site nature, etc. Body may receive
il from air, food or milk. Most com
monty 1t grows in the lungs. often
elsewhere. How it acts, production
of the ''tubercle. This ard other
bacilli can produce disease only where
there is predisposition ON part of
the person.
Kochs' tuberculin and its mode Of
working.
LhC N'PhNhCAAo SCiLh ITO lbCfl dt-
tack. General effect caused by distri.
button of poison. How the disease is
transmitted. Disinfection. Similar
bacterial diseases; pneumonia, an
tbrsx, lock jaw. etc.
Malaria caused by an animal para
site not bacterium. How it works.
Work commenced on the water
works to-day. The contractors,
Messrs. Fairbanks, Morse and Co., say
that they desire to employ local labor
as much as possible and desire to pro-
cure a crew at once, as they will COM
mence work on the trenches as soon as
the weather permits.
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Has Never Been Disappointed.

The above words speak volumes
and cannot be said of many things. but
coming from one who has been a
sufferer for many years no further
tribute can be added:
Gentlemen,-I have been sufferer
from headache for many years and
can cheerfully recommend Krause's
Headache Capsules as being the only
preparation that has given almost in
slant relief Have been using them
for about six months and have never
yet been disappointed in them. Yours
with respect. WILL HI. SLEP. Pub.
Altoona PAL Mirror. Sold by R. S
Freeman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-29
Four Fig Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
than make good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached phenomenal
sale. DIR. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, Coughs and Colds, each
bottle guaranteeing Electric Bitters.
the great remedy for Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the best in the world, anC DIR. Kings
New Life Pills, which are perfect
pill. All these remedies are guar
anteed to do just what is claimed for
them and the dealer whose name is at
tached herewith will be glad to tell
you more of them. Sold at G. X.
Taggart's drug store. l
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