The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-05-19

OF course IL 10 quite we'll undeT'
stood though not positively known oN
any but the grand jurors themselves
that the grand jury at Nephi has
found indictments for grand larceny
against certain of the commonweal
train stealers now languishing in the
Utah penitentiary. When searched at
the penitentiary General" Carter was
fonnd to have s221.00 in cash on his
person. Notwithstanding this fact he
wrote to the commander of the home
reserve as follows: "Please instruct the
reserve and all friends to refrain from
any demonstration whatever, but raise
Sl55 at once to pay fines"
SUPERINTENDENT YOU'VE appeared
Yesterday before Judge Merritt at Salt
Lake in chambers, and lodged com
plant against the comm0nweal con-
tingent that had re eased an engine
and train at Ogden IT, intercept another
at Weber canyon. News of the otfense
of capturing U. 2. train at Echo
had been received by the superiutend
ent at an early hour and that the out
break might not become stubborn he
was before the court at the earliest pos
sible moment. An order directing the
arrest of the leaders was issued and
promptly dispatched to Deputy Mar
shall EXum who took an early train
and met the invaders in the CANYON.
Lining them up he read the order,
Whereupon the army released the train
and gave him their word that no more
seizures would occur IN Utah. Good
natured, tn men then fell back around
L,eir camp nres, and no further re
g IL
point during the day.
DIR. Price s Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
QUARTERLY meeting, tue fourth and
| last for this conference year, occupies
this. Saturday )evening and the morning
AID evening of tomorrow in the NJ. +.
church OF Provo. Elder D. Gillian
of Salt Lake city breaches. Commun-
ion service Sunday morning. Other
services as usual. All members and
friends of the church invited.
C. o. VENEsS, the hustling hardware
seller for the Hibbard Spencer Bart
lette company of Chicago is talking
business TO our hard ware dealers to-
day.
MEssRs. NJ Nj. WARNER and D. D.
Houtz returned to their homes in
Provo this morning after very hard
legal fight to keep "General' Garter
and others of the cOmmonWeal leaders
out OF the penitentiary.
WORD was received in Provo TO-DAY
by wire from Washington that w. n
Dusenberry's commission as probate
Judge of this county would Issue i'm
mediately upon the return of Presi
dent Cleveland 30 the capitol.
Be at the county courthouse at
o'clock this Saturday evening.
A DISPATCH reporter was invited
into Irvine 81 Barney's store this morn
ing to gaze upon most handsome lot
home made SuSpendeTS that We're BE-
ing sold 10 that firm by Alex. Newman
who represents the Utah Suspende
company of Salt Lake. The goods solC
by this company are firstclaSs, equal il
finish and superior in quality to good
of eastern make, and sold al az low 0
lower prices. Everything about tn
suspenders, even to the buckles an,
leather, is made in Utah, The factor,
has been in existence only four months
but already have they received hand
some encouragement from the mer
chants of the territory. With the
trade of Utah, only corralled, this fac
tory will give employment to twenty
five or thirty people
MARSHAL FOWLER returned thi
morning from Ogden. Last evenIn,
he took to the reform school there
Ferris BringhLrst, the II year old bo,
from springyille who was found guilt.
of attempted rape. The follow
ing names have been drawn from tn
jury box, the men to report at Neph
Tor service on May DIST: G. a. Swal
berg, Gunnison; Peter Nelson, Goshen
Harry Hughes. Holden; B. Y. Green
wood, American Fork; VIM. Val
Waeenen, Midway; &c. Peterson
Richfeld; VIM. Webster, Charleston
Joseph Kirby, Wallsburg; Samue
Bennett. Santaquin; Mark Coombs
Nephi
DON'T forget the democratic meetinl
at the county courthouse this (Satur
day. evening".