davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Ghtueitfd1e 6reuel.
6wei ~eefaneere OoUmetfher mo Elm GORE
fpcnoent pom oen Gbinefeu ermcroet.

6iroibima, %. gtOo.
Sin ioeben bon Otoii eingetroffener
0ampfcr bcrtbtet. baB bis gum 10. Stop.
tein Nn9riff auf Sort 2trtbur gemadbt nor
ben ipar. 3pet 9oumeti6er unO Elm
&rieg9cOrreiponOent, melbc Der 3%lpeitcn
japaniiben 2Irmee fOI9ten, itub bon Den
@binelen geIan9en 9enon1men unb ermOr-
bet tpOrDetL.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
0robfddnoer.
flint stuoenten ser meoi5in auf Der Chat
ertappt.
Ranias @itn. $40, %. Npb.

Stint Stubenten Der bieitsen gltniperiito
Mebtcal College" iin6 beute Morgen in
Dem DAT @rOpezTriebbofe in &ania8 GitD,
&anlas, BET Der GrabldbanOHn9 abgefaBt
unb perbaftet Wor6en. Die Namen ber2
iclben iin6 q. &. zimmerman, 0urant,
6inton, Shopper unb &Dburn.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
uum Rrie9sfdDanplake.
Die Qrmee oes 5elomarfaous
OYama.
Sem 5ieI ser Gtopunft Ger na9 Gien Gin
fihrenoen G%tienbabn.
6 bonqhai, %. 9}Ob.

Die 9(rmee beS Telomaricbaus Opama
maricbirt in nOrOliber J1icbtuug gegen
Ntnbwang. Our Gini6lieBung BON Sort
9(rtbur bat er %8ebntaulenb Wtann aurldz
s%elaiien.
Na1 Der @tnnabme bon Ninbpang mirb
li6 ODama gc9en Sbanz6 Sat- &pang, Dem
@nbpunfte Der @iienbabn nab 3ten Sin
tpenoen.
Die 4tneilAen Selesrapbenbeamten
dnbern OOer MntcrOrtden gang often Oez
peiGer, Sic iid auf BEN Rrie9 be5ieben.
Die mon9olii3:n uuO 6inefticben Trups
pen in Sen SO %befinben it9 in offenem
2tufitan6e.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Die OrittU jQpaNil6G ArMee.
Diefelbt auf Uransportfd)ifen
beute ab9e9angem,
Oas 6ebtet oes e Hang
wohridetnItd 0os Operations.
fel0 oerielben.
Die widti9e stoot Uanfine beoroht.
NofDbamo a, %. glob.

Ser S~tnan5miniiter bat Sic Sefanntz
macbung e~rlaiier, baB cine ipeitere &rie9Sz
anIetbe BON $4,000, 900 0en, bon Der bonn
8orlamente autbortiirten Nnleibe bon
100, 600, 600 gen, fiir &riegS5peGe arf9es
nOn1n1en tperoen tDtr6.
Die brittle Nrmee lit ouf 3%ransportz
idiffen bon ~l1itnaO %abgegangen. Die 8ez
itimmung berlelben lit nicht befannt, aber
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Jm Gleno %perfommen.
Jbr 6atte aber wdI5te ftd mittIerpeiIe i'm
6oIoe.
8ancouber, g. g., %. Gob

&~ir3Gia ita~b Trou MfarclS Gog, sic
Satin zines @ci3baIleS, unb nie beiBt,
mar ibr Sob Sic 6oIge bon 8erna6LGiiigz
ung uno 6unger. Sin Ntonn, tpeIber
gum 8eiube in baS 6aus fam, fan6 lie
auf bloBen 8rettern Dor, tpGbrenb ibr
@atte i'm nd6lten !3immer @oIbminsen
3Gblte. GOr miro unter Ser Nntlage burb
Na6ldiIigteit un6 @rauiamfett ben SOB
ieiner 6rau Oeruriaht gu ba6eu, in 9nz
fIageitano perieBt peroen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
0ewalti9e Seuersb runit.
Cine meuoe Pierce mo Stra6enbahnua9en
perbrannt.
g ittsburg, 8a., %. No0.

PEFt9U g. PU., 20. JtUU.
6eute WOrgsn, SIT frii6er Stuu6e, bra9
in ben StGQen Der y2tue9benp Sraction
@ompanp" 6euer aus, unb 40 8ferbe,
iieben 8ferbebabnz uno iteben 8agen Der
eleftrti6en 8abn fielen ben Slammsn sEuI
Spfer. 0luBeroem ~branntcn nob Bret BE-
nabbarte 8obubGuier uie6er. Der Sc
iammtOerluit miro auf 10000 Dollars
abgei6GBt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
5dhrboot befddoi9t.
DER pafosiere unbeOeutenS perIebt.
sc c n Nprf. % Mnn-

9ls 6os SGbrbpot vgtetberlan6s" BON
9oboten an Der 8arelapitr. 1anoen poQtc,
ronnte eS 10 beftig gegen ben ODD an, oaB
etn She'll Der Gajute 3eritOrt wurbe, unb
pier 8aiiagierc Gerlebungen bopontrugen.
lleber Dem SIniie Lag our 3eit Elm bidbtcr
9tebeL.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Stdotiibes.
Oas Deter.

Spttter &Getne, rs @ai6ington Str,
bertbtet ftr Gbica8o Die fol9enDen 8aro:
meter unb S9ermometerItGnbe:
I'm 8 nbr WtOrg. 40 Sr., TIM 9 l1br 80
@r., UNI 10 l16r 80 Or, I'M II uhr AZ
Gr., UNI II l46r AZ Or. 8arometerltanb
nm 8 ubr Wforg. 29.35, II 1br 29.45.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23

@ertra9 3tpiihen China un6 @nglan6 abz
gei5loiien tpurbe. SIN Sabre 1858 nab
men Die TatpinSs Nanttng nit Sturm
unb macbten eS SIT t6rer 6auptitabt, bis
es i'm Sabre 1864 BON ben fotierltcbeu
Gruppen suriiderobert wur0e. Ntanting 1T
auBerbem au3 elmer Der 8ertrag5bGfen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Geere OerIhte.
DOrIGuf9 nod Feir uahfoIeer Ses AbIeeaten
Satout %ernannt.
Mnm.- % 9fnn.

NOm, %. gtoD.
8etreffS 6es bier in l1mlalf geieBten 0ez
rii6teS, baB Wt1gr. QOren3eut, Der pGpltz
Iibc ItuntiuS in 6ouono, gum 9tabfolger
bes 0blegaten Satoui eruannt perben
ion, be;Bt es, boB baiielbe auer 8esriinz
bung cntbebrt. Nus gutter QueQc Wir6
beri@tet, baB Ser 9farrer &ooter, Der
8ices9tettor beS ameritanii9en Colleges in
Gom, ais 9tabfeIger bes 8farrers 8opt,
gum. Seftretdr bes pGpitlicben %Qtbleeaten in
QG Arlington ernannt tperbcn nirO.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Eebensmu6e.

Die 5rau zines 6as=JnipeFtore p%er9iftet fid.
8ittsburg, Ba., %, glOO.
Srau Graham, Sic Satin zines @asz
SnipcttorS in QlIesbenp, nahm 9eiteru
gta9mittag cine 8ortion 0tatten9itt uno
erlag nm II ubr 9lbenbS ben 6elgen besz
ieIben. Sic peigerte itcb, 6ie 8eranlaiiung
81 Dem Selbitmoroe an3U8eben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
OtebnIarft.

S9meine iinO gutter Gualit&t un6 UNI
5 Gents btuiger. Schwere bradten
4.05@4.85 leicbte 3.80@445, burcbeinz
anoer 4.20(G4.65.
Hinbprb unO S6afe feit; eyiterc5 nm 3
Gents btaiger.
3ufubr $1,000 G8peine, 1000 StRd
RiuOuieb, 1000 Sbafe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Qoronersdrbeit.

~9Ieranber acnfner, g}o. % Grittenben
StraBe fiel am q. gtOOember aus benz
oritten Stodperf 6eS SauicS SEQ. 256
W%abaniia 2(pe. Gr itarb 9eitern 2IbenO i'm
GltSabetb7 0oipttal.
Mortimer Nuiiea tuurbe geitern 2tbenb
bel Gpaniton bon einem 3uge Der GbicagO
Wilpaufee & Ct. Saul 8abn nieoerz
9erannt un6 auf Der SteIe 9et06tet.
@ben0blatt l Sent, 6 @ents Die @pche.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Gin neuer 6eianoter fir Waibino=
ton.
81 Gchtpei3. 23

8ern, S6pei3, %. gtOp.
Ser 8unOesratb bat ben Serru 8io6a
bon Qugano gum @eianoteu III Wa1b=
i1gton %ernannt; OerieIbe lit iebt legations
rGt9 in Gom.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Oas 9efdbrIid1e Gro9as.

Cine gauge Stoot i'll 6efabr nieoer5ubreunen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23

9~tbenObtatt l Sent, 6 Gents Die 8Oobe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25
Treatment of the Wrists,

Very few people know the Importance
of keeping the wrists cool in warm
weather. Actors and actresses tell you
that If one Of their number faints they
pour cold water on their wrists. Ath-
letes engaged in the performance Of
feats Of endurance know that in winter
the wrists must be kept warm and in
summer cool. but the general public
still continues to wear tight gloves and
heavy cuffs in the dog days, and then
wonder why it is hot.
Taking off ones gloves Especially in
church) often makes quite an amazing
difference in temperature. Tight sleeves.
above all things, make the wearer hot
in oppressive weather; delicate girls
have been known to faint from this
cause alonc.-Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25
A ROYAL WELCOME.
Let Is All Extend 1t to Our visitors Next
Thursday.

Thursday.
Preparations are going forward
quietly, but no less successfully, for
giving the great X. p. excursionists,
which visit Rock Island next Thurs
day, as detailed in Saturdays ARGUS.
n royal welcome. Maj. Beardsley,
who has been busy for several days,
has already secured enough money
to engage Bleuer's band, and the
plan is to meet the visitors at the
depot. escort them to Market square
where the new pa, ilion will be for
mally dedicated in the most apprO-
plate manner possible, by the mayor
welcoming the city's guests within
our gates, and then in the evening to
have a concert in Spencer square.
In the meantime, the visitors are to
be at liberty to visit the Tower, ISL
and and other points of interest.
To make the day gala one. all
business men will be asked to decor
ate, and it is believed to be but the
beginning OF series of attractions by
which. by taking advantage of oppor-
tunitics in having these excursions
brought here by the Street Car COM
pany and others, we will give Rock
Island a reputation among our neigh
boring cities for hospitality and en-
terprise that will bring more people
here as years go by, not only to tar
ry with us for a day. but to cast their
lot with us, and share in our advan-
tages, and contribute to our advance
ment and prosperity.
Let 1t be a Royal Welcome
Hang the banner on the outer wall
next Thursday, and bid hearty well
come to the stranger within our
gates.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25
Useless Troop. To BE Mustered Out.

SPRINGFIELD Ills, June Ex-Governor
Altgeld has issued general order No. 10
to the state militia, i'll which he says the
state troops are for emergency only, and
to be Of use must be located ut points ac-
cessible to all railroads in the state. If
transportation facilities are poor, the
service Of the companies is crippled. All
companies thus located and who give no
promise Of high degree of usefulness arc
to he mustered out of the service
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25

I OsT-A RUBBER COAT CONTAINING A
" lot Of freight bills. Finder will be rewarded
by leaving 1t at COG Third avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25

TOR RENT FEW NICE FURNISHED
room with bath. with or without board
nice location, 1411 Fourth av .nue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25
Rock Islands Great Trade Event.


In Midsummer Merchandisng-Th week we pro-
to sell Muslin Underwear it never before has
been sold in the tri-cities.
You have been offered bargains. drives, reductions,
ETC.. but when you can get GOLD DOLLAkS FOX
LESS THAN FIFTY CENTS, you must think quickly
and act promptly if you want any.
1t is only the purchasing power OF prompt cash
with people who wanted it worse than we did, that
enables us to offer you the extraordinary values in
Muslin Underwear named below.
This purchase have divided into two big lots,
quite regardless of the cost to Indeed, in many
instances the prices named are less than half cost
Lot I-25c. Lot goo.
You have bought Csc and soc Muslin Underwear
before, but never such great big values as we have
crammed into these two prices.
Lot l. at Csc. embraces Night Dresses nicely made
and trimmed, with rufle or Torchon lace.
Skirts, good heavy cotton with 5-nch ruile
Chcmise lace and embroidery trimmed.
Corset Covers in pretty designs, embroidery trim
med.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25

The first military order issued by Gen
eral Grant, dated July ., 1861. and ap-
pointing Colonel E. T. Dawson quarter
master of the Twenty-first Illinois. is in
possession Of Colonel Dawson, who is
said to have refused s., 900 for it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25

Thousands Of new patrons have
taken Hoods Sarsaparilla this season
and realized its benefit in blood puri-
fed and strength restored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25

The last words Of John Locke We're
81 have lived long enough, and l am
thankful l have enjoyed a happy life;
but after all look on this life as moth
ing better than vanity"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25
MCIntyre-ReCk Dry GoodsCo.


Drawers neatly tucked, yoke bands and ,i
with lace. embroidery or hemstitched. 'niea
Children's Drawers heavy cotton, trimm., -.
embroidery. Infants Slips. which also make .' tn
lent Baby Night Dresses. excel
Lot 2. at soc. embraces the same articles. oCh,
drens Drawers and Infants Slips exceptedh ali III,
in a superior manner of Cambria Splendid NJ
and handsomely trimmed, the values Of which ,ra .
in excess of the price. " iAr
Night Gown of good muslin, nicely trimmed .,
25c requires comment. iOi
In addition to the above, we offer u dozen Chilli
Drawers, very well made, at &c and &c.
Twelve dozen Corset Covers, worth 22c at on,, o.
Child's Summer Waists.
Twenty dozen Chd's Fine Jean Summer Waist,
tape bound, 32c leader. at just Ice. and MANY obe
values. the mention of which space forbids Do No,
miss this sale. as you'll surely regret it if YOU do
We will try not to limit you on quantity
A Word About Wash Goods.
just word about Wash Goods for this ,vol
There will be some moving prices put on some mic.
seasonabe goods. 1t will pay you TO come in often
and
ReCk Dry Goods Co.
md I'LL Second avenue, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-25
Let 1t be n Royal Welcome

Hang the banner on the outer wall
next Thursday, and bid hearty well
come to the stranger within our
gates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21

near Gmnsvillo few days ago AMI
brought TO Provo, IL recovering.
WIN. Mackintosh bias brought suit IN
tho Fret district court against ii. II.
Beau to collect $3.50 on "a promissor'
uoto secured by "a mortgage on resi-
estate. The noie was given by the
Ainslle Furniture compsny anu trans
forred 10 the plaiuun by tnat CORPORA
ton.
w. II. Gay, Of Spanish Fork, has
been granted divorce from SARAH
Gay, on tho ground Of tescr,i0n. Two
children OF over ton years of age were
allowed 10 elect which parent ihuy
would live with, aud J. W. y. White.
cotton waa appointed trustee Tor the
purpose VI C1uierrng with the chill
dren aud reporting their election TO the
court. Plaintiff was awarded the Gus.
tody Of ono child seven years Of age.
This afternoon A. Z u'1lock, a molion
Tor new trial will uo argued In tho
case %, Ben Argyle W the strawberry
Cattle 90. Plaintiff brought suit for
s3l,UDl uama zoe, claiming the defend.
ans corporation mad taken posscsaion Of
% lursI number ~ plaintiffs cattle IN
tuH strawberry county. A jury re-
turned n verdict of 800 cause OF action,
and plGiutiG moved i1r now iriah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
CAR HOLD-UrS CAUGHT.
The Police Claim 10 ilavo the Agti-
cultural Park Thugs IN Tow.

Parolman FtamEurioe this after
noon arrested At the homo u lsaac
Hunter, In the western part Of the city,
Wesley Amherst, aged IS, aud WH,
Farron, a, as the suspected h0ld'upl
Of the Agricultural Park street car D
TOW nights ngo.
When taken TO the police station anu
searched, Conductor LambJurno's
pocket. knife aud Moiorman Heckman's
watch, musllu max, . bunch VI
skeleton KEYS Bnd between two and
three dollars were found iu their
possession. The young men came here,
they sny, from California about a
month ago. Both Of them were
positively Identified by the car mon
~ the thugs who assailed AMI
robbed Thorn, The police are VI
the opinion that they are the same
fellows who held up a car there thirty
days ago. rhc third man II saii %
nave gone to Denver on the Rio
Gtando train which left here on
Wednesday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
Pnlrolman LeayIIL Re.Igns.

Patroiman Joseph Loayi.t today ton.
dored his resignation to Chief Pratt,
to take effect ten days from date.
Loavitps action, says the cniei, 10
entirely voluntary and he quits the
force o nloan aud respected Oll5sr. hiH
rrason for rcslgning Is that hs viii be-
able to better his hu1ugal position Ia
another walk OF ne. ! was lohrno .
from Mr. Leavitt that HH ut0 accepted
a position ~ travelling saI.H man for q
Kausas CITY wholesale iIluIr rouse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
Notes.

The funeral services over tho re-
maius OF Tnomas Reeao Dee was held
Ia the Tabernacle yesterday afternoo e.
The building was crowded with friends
ami relatives Of the deceased. Elder
Joseph Parry anu Professor 4. h..
Lewis aud others addressed tue con-
grpgatiou; referred 10 the many gooi
qualities OF tho decreased anu offered
words OF oomlog, 20 the bereayod family.
MI. Il. Wa hUura took charge Of tho
Pacific Hotel yesterday. Nir. Rogsrs,
the former manager, viii Rssuni {
charge u the ho.ol at Green River.
The contemplated reduction In wages
by tho Southern Pacific Railway com.
pany will meet with resistance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
They Are IIandsOme.

As usual, u. q. NJ. /. takes Ia place
In tho front with beautiful CALENDAR.
The series for 1905 contains large
variety, all " them Of tasteful style
and elegant design. Any calendar 10
the list Is "a gem Oi the lithographcf's
art, anu 10 an ornament TO room.
Tle patrons Of the institution will be
sure to appreciate Them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21


served Free Ia our GroreTies-Ali are
inYit-d.
We have never before seen In our
grocery stores 90 dainty nnd attractive
a treat az that now being afforded our
people by Walter BAKER ~ Cos
u DotrhgatJT, Ma sachWel manu-
actureH OF Walter Baker d Cy's
breakfast COCOA. THIS celebrated
brand " Cocoa IL very neatly served
lu dainty china cups by young lalle-
who are alfred In The costume Of "lhe
Chocolate Girl" which Is the trade
mark Of the house.
The polite anu uttoniiveiyounI lad a.
VA Chprsu utu glad 10 wait ON any and
an VINO viii test the merits ui this
U.AnI " Cocoa, Toe Cocoon IL being
srTvcd free Hl the following
stlro,. BstnU. Il Hardy 2'-aJ
Main street, Cuuniugton s. Go,
q. l,t south, Felipe Grocery o. e..
Let south, aud A. h, hUrpuI 20 1. 2al
south,
Tho Cocoa and Chocolate establish.
ment OF Walter Baker d. o., ut Dor
chester Iasa, l. uYt only "a
oldest blg gGu largest " It's Mul
on this continent tue plant
comprises flvu large MILLS, having %
door space ui about 81 90 lsei, or over
.uvau acres, oqIipYul with oil the
latest anu mos. improved machinery.
rho null strength anu the exquisite
natural flavor OF the raw material are
ur.syrv "a ummpairrI ia all % Walter
BaEer n CJ.'s Preparations; 10 that
tnrir products may truly be- said 20
'orm the standard Tor lutily anu ex-
rellonCe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
The Confidence" Game.

q. T.. Nilsson AMI +. Nilsson, the two
alleged confidence men arrested late
yesterday afternoon nj the instance OF
George McCubbin and u man Iumuu
Evans, OF sugar House ward, were
released today 10 appear In the police
court tomorrow morning IN bonds Of
$3.50 and $50 respectively.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
Indicted for Libel.

Editor L. A. Littleheld was arrested
by Deputy Mauhal EKum charged
with otimiual libel, upon an indict-
msnt charging him with having libelcd
one William Glassmnu by writing q
certain article IN tho EUening trcSS on
tho 8rj day Of November, 1884.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21

J, T.. sherlock, kuit glJssa and kuit.
ting machiues, IS w., tif-t South.
There are lothers In the list which
are not holiday hrmf, such ss foundry.
men, plumbers, stone WORKERS, etc.
All these we believe TO be thoroughly
reliable houses, where iait dealing,
courteous treatment ami homes. prices
prevail. They are The Fuusiautial
Embellishments Of the city, aud ss such
maintain themselves by legitimate
trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
MARsHAL's SALE


DUHsuANT 10 A. ORDER OF SALE
tonne directed uy thC lhiru uHiuotiuuF
oil tho Territory Of tthh, shal. expose 40 pun.l.
N.I.. Id ND IH.t front DOOR OF the county lHuI.
Iouag ,at Che new tty aud County luI'u'
insI in Coo Uiy OF salt lake. County OF sails
Like. and Territory Of iAh, oh tht llth lay
r.H mo-. claim AND interest of Henrietta
1r.81u aud uoprsu o., loAdon, ot, boo aul go
tnD following described real cHuig t.uHlc,
iyIug aud being lu .hli Lake tliy ana ltuhly,
IA fUarfIHUu u# fuI|OWH town
All of Ioi fourteen lN ~ block ono %
r.a'tI Tive Acre ilHt a, BiE ICld survey,
H,I IafU County, Utah luTr'iHrg,
NJ. hi sold us the property D, llonueila Yea
d,n ana George O., ioadon, ut tho auit " Jane
NhUu shulpH.
l''' NAT NJ BRIGHAM,
~. E, Marshal
UyL. d. ARCuER, Deputy MarshaLi
lated December 81, lsli,
I'D. H. Thompson, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21

Che case Of Gerald F y. Jackson,
tho fighting attorney which was to
have boon heard IA Jus,icu Bmith's
court this Afternoon, was again
continued. The rcqu : Tor post
uouemunt was IN behalf OF
the defendant, whose chief
attorney, Judge Dickson, was unable 10
appear before the 2Jlh met Tue cnsu
was continued until that time. The
charge Of mayhem was also formally
died against Jagks0n thil afternoon
bur was not read 10 him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
SILKS,
VELVETS,
DRESS GOODS
AND TRIMMINGS.
n Stock Of $4,000

Which will Prime and less up
the Eve Of December gh First come, first Everything
marked plain figures and displayed OF Thu, does
old Choice. New Goods.
Elegant Silks Neycs and Tumnngs for evening and street
No lady afford 70 miss this opportunity and gentleman
should fail buy his wife dress We do not resort to the sensa
ona aud clap advertising and desire inform
the public object the first
give Bargains the second advertise feeling
assured this will lead % a continued patronage,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-21
srooRs Avn uApSEr&


guttAUu WAUNtE
CnieaE'. close. nee n
whcat-pcc. s3g E; May, rs l 's..
Corn bee Is, Jan.tHl,
uAta-ncr gltl luu,. -T.i.
Iorg- Doe, sILiii Jhu., tlL'5is.
Ilrd=uyc. 1910, j au,, iN.lis.
luHa-pcc, i.sJi jan, ta7h
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OGDEN.
Important Indictments.

The grauI Jury has returned ildic'-
monts HgliuHt Alexander Wilkefsou
tor IeJuTy and conspirucy, anu one
against William W.. Edwards auU
others for conspiracy. Both the men
named have been arrested anu given
bonds. Tue indictment against VIII.
ksrson charging MIN with perjury
alleges that when he was u witness
before the grand jury ne denied tHat
lac ever asked w. NJ, Hanson, deputy
county clerk for tho keys OF certain
ballot boxes, aud also denies thst bo
ever had Ia his possession ON November
Goth, sticgers or paslers with tho iOl-
lowing words printed Thereon; "Fof
county collector, NJ, J, ThOmas," aud
thus perjuriug himself Tho second
indictment agninst him also makes
VIM. w. Edwards, J ohm DOC aud others
defendants. IL charges thgl on tnt
9bth Of November the defendants .lu
spirei together 60 cnaugo tue ballots
legally deposited In the boxes - polls
aud ., Second precinct, Ogden City,
and that in Salt Lake county on the
27lh Of November the name Of M. J..
Thomas was pasted or fastened over
that of n. u. Hurlbert, the otje TO.
ing 10 defeat Il. b. Hurlbert fot the
oiiioe oi county collector anu give tn
Uiiico 10 III, q. Gilbert
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PROVO.


Notes From the Garden City.
President IL. II. Cluh, Of the Ha.
waiign colony ia Skull valley, who
was injured IN runaway accident
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COMMERCIAL.


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$4,000.
Wgut, Fargo u 90. received today
Penn. bullion, 5000.
McCoruic. A. & , received today;
Silver uui lead o-.r, s.. iJl;i Hnnhucf
uuilon, y5,75I. T0Al, sli,lIU.
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