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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Last Week Of tho Present Term
Opened This Morning.
OPINION, AND PETITIONS DENIED.


It was nearly lO.sO this morning
half an hour after the usual opening
timc-when the Judges Of the Terrific.
rial Supreme court took their seats on
the bonCh. The rulings consisted Of
QUE opinion aud the denial Of three
petitions for rehearing Of casos. The
Proceedings at today's sesslon are re.
ported below.
MiNER sUsTAiNED.
Judge Mem rem cred the opinion
iu the case ~ q" g. Hansen vt vi, a..
pcllhuts, " 5 Fletcher ot al, rec.
pUnuonts, Ju- soI Birich aud smith
oUncuffiug
10 was an appeal from the Fourth
dlsifict-Judge Minof-anu the judy
moot VI the lower court was anifmei.
rk1ttiOSs FUR HEHFAmSU DENIED.
I'm the mator of the Anderson
Pressed Brick Company " DUBOIS &
Williams, appellants, the petition for a
feheHring was denied.
The came order was made IN tho
case Of Dennis Daimler, respondent,
" the Granu Lodge A. y. u. W., juris.
uictlon Of Nevada, etc, appellants,
Also In the cases VI Martha Turner,
respondent, VI tho UtAb Title, tusut.
nncu anu Trust Co., Defendant, Frank
himbail, SPECIAL administratOf, inter.
vonob and appellant
MONEY IL CONTROVERSY.
l.. w. Bacon, plaintiff and respond.
ent, VI John n. McChfystAl and
Noah McChfystal, defendants aud
appeilauts.
Appeal from Third di.,ric,-Judso
Batich.
Inis vas an action brought by r..
sponient TO recover from appellants
the sum % 81 400 paid ~ part pf the
purchase price under ptf0l contract
Tor the sale and purchase Of iaud, with
interest, etc. judgment was rendered
against JOhu A. MuChrystal for
Sl,jO1.GJ, anu from tbs otJet overru.-
ing motion fora now iris. this appeal
IL taken.
CONSTRUCTION UF a STATUTE.
The Carey. Lombard Go. respondents,
Va Chaa. Sheets anu IhOs. w. PAT.
fridge, appellants.
Appeal from Third dstflot-Judgs
Bartoh presiding.
Thia case was originally tried by
teltteo on stipulation OF facts. The
tfauaactiUn out VI which u afuse %.
CURED while the Law Of March ~, 1890,
was Ia foTcti therefore u mas become
necessary 10 constfus that statute As
applied To the facts. Among the errors
ascrlbsd, Il Il claimed that tho court
erred IN nnding that plAintin was gu.
Titled to au order OF sale directing
tho sale of the property aud
the proceeds applied In payment
u Plaintiff, claim aud costs. Motion
ior new trial was overruleJ, anu this
rul ING IL now api called from.
HETECuSO 4 DIED.
The case Of Harriet 4. Drake, ap.
pellant, Va Rachel Rrggel et AZ, real On.
dents, was fret taken up, Oh appeal
from Third distfici-Judgo Zane.
IL lisa CASE roplute with legal teuhni.
caiities and concerns a deed 20 certain
property.
The suit was referred 10 Hon ]. l..
ltawllns, as referee, for hearing, aud
he found that the plaintiff had nUI any
right title, interest Or claim 10 tue
property; this WAS confirmed by the
district court; anu hence tue appeal.
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CnoNEn WIZ nErURN.


among ~. Fricnds
New YoWS, Juuu %. - Richard
Croker cAblei to his real estate partner,
Peter +. Meyer, saying tia, ne viii
return 10 this city within the next two
weeks, is everywhere the topic " CON
versitIon among politicians. The tel,-
gram read:
"Will leave June IS aud will arrive
In New YORK July A."
This news came ~ surprise 20 Mr..
CIOkof's friends both In aud out Of
Tammany Hall He had intinated
before his quiet departure that he
would remain In Europe until alter
the comiug election. IL was learned
last night that Michael r. Daley, con-.
missioner 0f public works, MLCrokef's
closest political friend, also received "a
csOlogffm from the former chief sim-
liar 10 pufpot 10 the one received by
Mt. Meyer.
At the Manhattan club, from which
MI Croker resigned on his departure
abroad, his sudden home coming IL
generally discussed. II " the general
opinion that the former rammany
cheiitaiu viii return to stand At tho
bar u the Senate committee and de.
mand a hearing Tor ones aud for all.
Republican politicians revived their
cid theory that MI. Croker never r..
Tired from the Tammsuy leadership
anu that hc made up bis mind his
presence II required hero az once, u
the wigs Is ~ be- saved from over
whUlming disaster.
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Land Office.

Filirgs IN the local land Office ior
June % were as follow:
Hyfum n. Dustin, Of Garden CITY,
Rich county, homestead entry OF the
southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter, the west half Of the southeast
quarter and tue northeast quHrtef OF
me southeast quarter OF section ~,
township IL norm, range o cast
OlAJenscn, VI PeOa, summit county,
homestead entry Of the wUst half VI tue
sYutheabt quarter VI section 20, town
ship l2Isoutn, range o eat.
Percy Hagrrmgn, VI Colorado
Syringe, Col0ruIO, mineral entry OF
the "B 49," burpTlsc anu Maybe lode
mining claims consolidated, In the
Camp Floyd mining district, roColu
county also Ia the sauu district, the
Wedge Of Gold, the Navigator anu the
PluIaroh mining claims.
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Prof. Dennis Dead.

Prof Dennis, late principal OF the
Bryant school In this city. whose 10.
we're illns,h has been reported hereto.
tore, died this afternoon at about two
O'Clock. Ths funeral arrangements
await the arrival Of Airs. Denuis's
mother who was expected VI $3.50 this
afternoon from the East. Tue de.
ceased was possessed OF high educa.
tional attachments, and had many
warm friends. lie came 10 salt Lake
two years ago from Park City, anu to
there from Nebraska. lie leaves Il
wife and two children, one two years
and The other seven mOutha old.
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In the department OF physical cul.
tute, the exercises consisted OF lee.
lurO by Miss BAboock, followed by ex-
vrcisvs 10 fancy steps aud Swedish
FREQ movements, performances with
Indian clubs, dying rings, etc. In the
afternoon VI each Jay the program Il
Introduced by lecture given either by
Miss Babcook or DIR. Babcook, followed
ny lectures upon voice culture and
ielsatie, and exerolssh upon tho hoti.
z1ntRl bar.
A lecture will be- given tomorrow
morning upon Psychology, by DR..
Baboook, aud In the afternoon Miss
babcock willspeak upon "rhe Typical
Woman
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nrrunLIoAN roNYENrIoN.
Delegates Arrive Ia Vast Numbers
from All Parts of the County.

Delegates Arrive Ia Vast Numbers
from All Parts of the Country.
DENvER, Colo, June 25.-Fully L.
200 Republicans are already here to at.
tend tile meeting Of the National Re.
publican League, and more are
expected tonight. Delegations came
In today from Iowa, Utah, NebTaaka,
Kansas, Indiana aud New Mexico,
ohio, Pennsylyania, Kentucky snd
Tennessee.
Tho attendance bids fair 20 be much
greater than was anticipated, The
Indiana people, for instance, bad en-.
gagged twelve rooms for their acoommo.
dalton, but their numbers were 40 great
that forty rooms were necessary 10 &C.
commodale them, aud some difficulty
was experienced In securing comfort
able quarters.
The Iowa delegation arrived this
afternoon. The members attracted con.
siderable attention A. they marched
through the streets 20 the Brown Palace
Hotel, headed by tbs Iowa state band.
Tbs delegation IL large one and with
II arc all the state officials except the
governor The people Of Iowa are
anxious that the Republican National
convention should DO held at Dies
Moines, and the delegation has nj.
ready begun operations In tho way OF
winning delegates over 10 their way Of
thinking.
Colorado people are here ia large
numbers, but little work has been done
No far, but the large attendance from
the silvri-produoing sections indicate
that the friend. " the white metal are
ready Tor vigOtus campaign.
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APscniiar Accident.

HELENA, Mont, June 25.-Ouo Of
the most peculiar mining accident on
record happened near Boulder An
immunse rock weighing nj least ton
WIS lOOsened by tue heavy rains and
came crashing down the mountain. IL
struck iquafr over the mouth Of the
shaft NJ the Katie mine and fell 10 the
bottom mangllng two miHets working
there. The shaft whs 100 feet deep and
the wonder Ia that the men were not
killed outright. Miners say that such
a thing has never happened before
within their knowledge.
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TODAY'S COUNTY COURT.


At today's session Of the county
court all the members were present.
RItERREp ~ COUNTY ATTORNEY.
An application ofthe Rapid Transit
Co. for an extension OF their franchise
outside the city limits was referred to
the county attorney.
sANpY's PRISON "CAdE."
A resolution was adopted giving the
authorities Of the city Of Sandy the
privilege of removing the prison
''cage,H etc, belonging to Salt Lake
county from ils present location In
said Sandy City 10 ground BE-
longing to tue city, NJ its own cost And
expense, aud Thereafter 10 DO 90
maintained. "Be II Understood,
no SeVer, that this resolution 10
not INTENDED TO pass the
title In said Jail, but simply 10 give the
use thereof 10 saii sandy city until
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COMM Err CIAL

tALr LAKE CLEANING HOUSE.
Tolay's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO tlBj, lbf. same day
last year s202,52i.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New YVrk.-Silyer G3; lead, S3,9J.
LOndon,-silvef, - %
ORE ASD BULLION,
Wells, Fargo a Co. received today.
Penn. bullion, Sll,6N
W. S.MgCOtuiuA& Go.feoeiyed today:
HanHucr bullion, $4,000.
4. r. Jones & 90. received today:
ores, 1000, Uuilisn, $1,000. Total,
$500
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PUSNsATAwNKY Pa, June 2jth.-
Since tne men attacked tfainiOad OF
coal and iron police Al Adrian last
night, the women have nut on the war
paint at Walslon. Early today they
nRssed and charged upon a WORK train,
but before any serious damage was
done tho guards drove them oil. At
noon Captain Blafke, Of the coal aud
iron police Ia Adrian, was pOunced
upon anu beaten by women. Stones
were thrown at General Manager
Fishers train last night, Both engi-
neeT and fireman were hurt.
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Countsrfei,pr. Un.arthsd.

Los ANGELEs. June ga gang OF
oountorieiIeIs has been uneaTihed on
the outskirts OF Los Angeles by ave
members Of the detective force Of the
local police department.. For the past
three months CON plants about spurious
coin In this city and the adjacent
towns have been numerous. The de
nominations varied from u nickel 10 a
half vAgel. The specimens OF this base
coinage which occasionally fell into tho
hands OF tue police, convinced the
detectives that the c0unteTieiteTs were
experts. A clue obtained by espionage
upon an Italian purchasing plaster Of
PaTls, acid And other suspicious COM
pounds iu a store, led to the discovery
Of the gang asleep In an old shAnty In
the outlying district. The four c0un-
icTfsitets afO all Italians, aud are be.
liByol 10 lie members VI the notorious
Abbatu ViscOunte gang captured IN
san Francisco n year ago, now In Ban
Quentin prison. A search OF the head
quarters VI tue gang revealed a com.
plete eleotrc-plallug apparatus, over
hundred well executed but spurious
coins VI various denominations; four
plaster ~ Paris moulds Of tine design;
treatise on "eleetro metaliufgy," aud
melting p0is,
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THE BILL FOR UTAH.
To Be Called Up Whal lh, TadI
Measure is Out Of The Way.
STATEHOOD ALMOST ASSURED.
The Policy Of Both Parties Is 10 Ad,
NIT our Territory and the Bill
VIII Probably Pass

WAguiNoroS, June 2j.-it Ia under.
stood to be Senator Fauikuot's intcu.
ton 10 call up the bill Tor the admission
Of Utah after the tarin bill IL out Of the
way. A. the bill IL unanimously re-
ported from the committee, II icing the
policy Of both sides 10 admit the Terri.
tory, Il will probably pass.
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A young lady from the Twentieth
ward lost package ofeIcursion tlcke.s
In the buSiuess part Of tho city on
Saturday night. They we're for tomor.
rows excursion 10 Garfield and had
been entrusted TO her 10 cell. TIE
Under viii confer a favor ny leaving
them nj this office.
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Twentieth Ward Excursion.

The Twentieth waTders viii HE
Themselves to Garfield tomorrow aud
spend the day al that resort Ia song
and dance aud picnic, A special train
viii leave TINS city al O'Clock aud
return arriving here al $40.
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Deputy Quarlermastcr Gouoral u. y. A.
Acting Quar- urmAslcr General.
FnrmlnglOn Infanlry COmpany.
WAN pErARrHEEr,

General Ogtluger has returned from
Pennington, where no organized a
Of infantry on Saturday
night. The new company, says tue
general, IL very line Onu ami consists
Of iOrty.eight men, The Ulcers are;
David A. Saunders, captain; uGyid
Thomas, first lleulenAnli Alley M,
Lamb, second lieutenant
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CycIeTs. Get YOnr Lnmns.

The police are making It lively for
men who ride bicycles ~ night with.
cut tho regulation lamp prescribed by
city ordinance. Last evening four VI
them were gathered In aud ihi6 morn.
ing each Of them forfeited g. IN the
police court, IL spfopOted 10 continue
Nrfesling all similar offenders uulil
they purchase lamps AMI keep them
trimmed anu burning.
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TIE RACES TOMORROW.
The First nay's Entries, Purses, Glass
aud Owners of Horses.

The four days' meeting Of the June
races, under the auspices Of the Salt
Lake Driving club, Of which II. W.
Brown Ia PRECEDENT and general man
agor, and II. b, Cole, secretary begins
tomorrow nj 1880,
"rrOmptnv,s aud fair dealing is cur
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Marriage License.

A marriage license was issued today
by the county clerk to Thomas Blum.
dell, 85, Of Tooele, aud Fannie T..
Cole, ~, Salt Lake cry. The young
lady bulug "uudeT age" the consent OF
her father was given Ia writing.
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nnrne.sd nnrasr.r. Arr..,.a.

BATEsvGLLE, ARK, June 25.-rhe
sherln Of Baxter county arrested at
Buffalo CITY ON Saturday night two
men believed TO be- the Taylor Broth.
ers, wanted at Browning, Missouri, for
the butohory Of this MeeEs family, six
weeks ago.
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UNIFORMS AND EQUIpAGE.
The Inventory Of Utah'- Order Re.
coiVed by the Acliug-GOIernor

Acting. Governor Richards received
the following sslteIplanalory COM
municAtlon tubs mornings
WAN DEPARTMENT.
QUAiIEuMAsTEH GESEtALfs OrFicn,
WAsuiNuroN, u. e., juno ~, 1874.
10 the Governor Of tho Territory Of Utah,
Salt Lake Cl.y;
Sri have tho honor % Inform you
that, iu compliance with tho order OF tho
honorable tho Secretary OF War Of tho
ION int, orders have been given 20 Issue
10 you from tho dopots nj Philadelphia,
Pa, st. Louis, Mo-, aud Joiersuuville,
Ind, the articles of clothing ani ouui.
page called Tor Ia your roluisition Of tue
Ion ult
Tho yaluo Of the property A. specified
In tho accompanying statement, aud that
will be charged against tho allotment Of
tho Territory Of Utah under tho act Of
Congress amending section lUll VI tho
Revised statues, Is s5.5ll.lr
Very respectfully,
81. l. lUutNIroS,
Deputy QuarIermasicr Gonomi a.. 8. A.
Acting quar- urmAsIcr General.
The inventory sets forth that Utah
Will receive Ia tho present order for
clothing, equipage anu materials 900
forage CAPS, $50 rifles, 800 bOusss, 800
pairs trousers, 100 yards ID. &. Oloth,
line quality TOR nou.commissiOned
oiilcefs' uniformly, 80 yards Kefsoy
(-Amo purposel, o Ifumpets aud miscel.
iaueouB RisOrlment Of brass ornaments,
such ~ uumbersi Letters, cross aabeTs,
CauuUus, etc,
understood that the equipment
snow on the road apd that Ii viii bs
here In the course Of two Or three
weukg.
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NEW Yoml, June 25.-Joss Roderig.
dutz, eX-Jrusident OF Costa RIGA, and
family, arrived today on the steamer
Athos from Port Lymon. They will
make tour Of Ihs United States and
Canada.
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ST. JOsErn, NJ, June 26.-rhe
Missouri Ia eating away the banks At
the loot Of The business streets. The
situation Is dangerous, because the
huge sanl bars throws the entire
stream against the bank on this side.
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Too Bad for Tho Reform School.

On Saturday Martin Tribe, who, IN
October, 1893, was sent to the reform
school for forgery, was sentenced TO
two years in the penilentlAry, his cor
duct being such NJ the reform school
~ 10 make him uuoontrollablc by the
trustees and TO warrant the Judge In
sending him TO the penitentiaTy.
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committee on foreign feIaii me. offered
the following:
,. Resolved, That the Senate OF the
Onlteu olates uuliCs with the Ameri.
csn leoplu IN expressing % the re1plp
o r. rance SORROW aud sympathy In tue
hAtlOhhl bereavement they are suiIpl.
10y from the cruel blow oi tue as,a..
~ Whlch was aimed nj the peace of
france hnI fell upon the heart II pfcst.
NAinot hnd asa mark Of respect tue
70 the memory Of the wise, virluous
unu patriotic president of the republic
o. rance the Senate will Mt tho close Of
WIS proceeding stand adjourned until
tomorrow at lU.o'clOck. The President
VI the United Ststes u requested TO
communicate this expression Of nation.
~ SORROW 70 the government VI the
republic Of France aud Nine. Catnot.
Morgan Ia n brief speech referred 10
the Patriotism Of the people Of the
FRENCH republic and thB cor iiality Of
NE frl aiions between tho two relub.
llct' At 1880 the Senate adjourned.
ulE HOUSE RESOLUTION.
The Houe Immediately adjourned
alter adopting the following offered by
McCteaty, chairman OF the committee
on iOfelgn a1aiui
Resolved, That the House OF Repro.
sentalvss n the United states Of
America has heard with profound sor.
row OF the AssastiuhtioR Of President
Sarho'i aud tenders the people OF
france sincere sympathy In tue uA.
'lonal bereavement; that the President
OF tue United 5talus be- requested ~
communicate this expression VI sorrow
10 the government Of the Republic ol
ffance,iond 10 Mime. Caruoi, aud that
~ further mark Of respect 10 the
memory Of the people OF the French
republic, the House of Representative
DO nov adjourn.
MouRSiSG ~ LoNDON.
LoSDOS, juno 20. Following the
precedent adopted III the Tins VI the
death Of Garfield, the Btitish court
VIII be m mourning nut ot respect 10
the memory Of President Catuot.
Tue House u Commons today
adoI ted au address 10 tho Crown eN.
pressing toiriw, Indignation and at
norfence nj the murder VI President
Cafnot, and sympalhy with France.
SYMPATHY ~ ITALY.
RoME, June 25.-All Italian b1urses
have been clO,ol out Of sympAthy Tor
France.
CONsTERNATtoN IS BEWIN,
BERLIN, June 2j.-Ihe assas,ina.
ton oi President Cannot hiss created
profound sensation In Berlin, Al
classes are Indignant. Emperor VIII
liam toloyraphed Nine. CatnOt con.
dolonce In warmly sympathetic terms.
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such time a. Salt Lake County may
make such other dep siirn thereof
as lt may determine QrJrur."
This wa In rUspuute 10 Teller from
Recorder Emil Hartviksou, On behalf
uf Sandy CITY corporation, the
"Cagt" being required "for the pur-
pose OF keeping county AID Sandy
City prisoners In when occasion
necossiates it.n
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GALEHnuRg, H., June ga cy.
clone last night wrecked many build.
lngu. The grand stand NJ the now race
track was blown down.
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The orphans Of the ~. ANNE Or.
pnanage, through the courtesy Il
Manager y. W. Clayton, will spend
FddAy next ut Saltsir
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81. Louis, No., June 25.-rhe em-
plOyes Of the Pullman Car cOmpany's
works Ia this city, struck today.
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AZ the expiration Of Judge Minef's
term Ia drawing near July ~, the
Bar association held a private meeting
ON Saturday evening last In this Dt-
triot court room for the puTpUse;of en-.
dOrsing a person suitable as successor
10 the Judge. rne meeting continued
until n late hour. All the prominent
lawyers we're present. They decline
10 say whom they agreed 10 endorse. =
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u was ordered that the county
deepen the ditch on the enst side Of
sixth West between Eleventh aud
Twelfth South street, under the super.
vision Of selrctmau Hamburger
The Board was still In session when
the NEWS went u pfcss.
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sIOoKs AND MAnUErs.
SE- roHK STOCKS


chicago close, june rs
MleatHsttAuy. cash 5Nis july ~,
Corn Easirr. eash, t..s.
unts- strong, cash 49, July, %
Fork ilFutr july llaiI4; September ~ 90.
Lard Higher july, b.l4s september t,sy.
Iiut-iitghcr July, O,t3, september ItIh..
hyo- Nominal As'ft
harley No. q Nominal
fluA ~eed-flrn, No !, 20.
Timothy quiet, prime, t,ia
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Thomas ". ll0-Hlry 10 Arthur D.
barnes, lot b, block Z, New tug.
land addition sssfsssss.. s........ I.1 UI
Teresa Werner 20 william MrkIr.
mart OF lut .. blOyk l, plat A Guy lUUI %
David NlUuul NJ, Go MJhafu f.AiurfH
&c al. uuu.lnh Interest in cold
llll mining ulalm.ss.,sssasss.s... glu go
s0rgu iCtCr Jensen 90 ia Go Peter
Peterson, part N Dot o, uioCk 30
plat A. lilg ficll survey ...,..... gJg 70
John 10 Neil by referee, 90 AuuIoAt,
Cannon, part u section ~, town
sh % south, range ! west, HaIt
Lake mCrluIau,......,.s..a... ,,..a rs 70
sarah i LuWis 90 Samuel %. utCu.
Geld, part of lot o. block %, plat
A,rity...,.,,.........,,..a.,.,..'.,.. l,sgo DO
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motto, " ,aid Mfr. Brown this afternoon
"and those who arc not present. at half
pact one tomorrow afternoon, can
make up their minds that they will
MT see the fint race. The same state.
ment 4pplles to the initial races Of each
uay's mtui.n
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acquitted him. Tho court, however,
ofdefui him 10 he Kept In teformaloiy
until the age OF 20 yeafs.
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C0NsTERNAII0N IN nLRLIN.

BERLIN, June 2j.-Ihe assas,ina.
ton Of President Cannot hiss created "a
profound sensation Ia Berlin. Al
classes are indignant. Emperor VIII
liam tclogtaphod Nine. Catn0t con.
dolonoe In warmly sympathetic terms.
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NOR

MgmuuHo Tu0uu. brown stuli0u, by Gonc.
rI Warrington, out VI yuuh, ~ ID. Harris,
city.
~. Marsh, owned by ~ p. Joucs. " Denver.
Pedigree NOT given
Aips toAiu, hay marc. boy Inca out VI Lady
tuAIu, by uauiuI lambert, O. H. ufoNu, city.
AlHrmlgt, Bay EI'iIuf. 10y Aut0rrht Out 10
ltIfnAf y. D. tuIaUHU DIyuti. ttlh
GRAY Ngdst gray EUldiuE. sIfe and dam not
gwen vs.. .. tiuis. Denver.
The running race, distance Of one
hall mile aud fepohI IL Tor a purse Of
500. Entries urc open iot this con.
tcst until s o'clock tonight
rlo.s Will be- cold by NJ. NJ. Rely, at
No. ljl south Es. Temple street. l..
T.. Bambergrt and n. Is. Schweiizsr
viii act ~ uashltfs .duriug this. ucctin ,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
OGDEN.
For Judge Minors snceessOr.

Jusr 20, 1854