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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01
.Mx. Infamou. Policy.

"From these and ether facts which
have been developed, wrote Minister
Willis from Honolulu, November Ii, to
Secretary Gresham, Il feel satisfied
that there will be q concerted move
ment In the event of restoration for
the overthrow Of the constitution,
which would mean the overthrow OF
constitutional and limited COVE, nment
and the absolute dominion OF the queen"
In the same dispatch Mr.. Willis says:
Fortunately the men at the head OF
the provisional government are &C
knowledged by all others to be Of the
highest integrity and public spirit,
which, combined with the large ma
terial interests they represent. will, it
is hoped, cause them to stand firmly
and successfully for good government
And yet, In face Of that dispatch, Presf
dent Cleveland and Secretary Gresham,
in reply on November %, and again
December 3. insisted upon Willis car.
rying out his original instructions!
Could anything be mere infamous?
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

THE highest waterfall is the Yosem-
lite, $3.50 feet.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

Mr.. SoRGuM is o transfer man In
Balltown, Nc.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

THE Himalayas have been seen "a
miles away.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

THERE is a Fools Creek in North
east Missouri.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

what IN more fascinating than . complexioA
tinted like the rareht seasheiI nd pm ined By the
use OF 6lonn's SuIphu Soap:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01
SN.777.sH


In other words, the people have sim
ply kept not only the duty fot merly
paid and have paid the bounty, but
they have left, besides, in their pock-
cts over $40, coo, 0O0. -American Econ.
nmisf
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01
Asthma Cured

by Scliifmann's Asthma Cure. No walt
ing for results. Its action Is immediate,
iirect and certain. A single trial con-
vinces the most skeptical. Price SO cents
md 81, of druggists or by mail, Trial
nckage free by mail. Send your address
10 DIR. II. ~schiffmann. st. Paul. MINI.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

Shiioh's ConsuMPtion Cure L. sold on . guar
antee. 1t cures lnc.pient Consumption. II Is tb.
best Cough Cure. . cents. 50 ceuts and 1iO0.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01
Encts Worth Knowing.

AT present over POO cities are lighted
by means of electricity.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

0entlsman BIN 1till Champaon.
James J. C0rbett, the champion pu.
rilfst of the world. dofeatod Charles
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

YALE has made a gain Of 243 students
over last years total.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

The outrageous decision by which
the half-demsnted old veteran, VIM.
Newly. was consigned to prison ct
Springfield for two years for trying to
8 pension which tho Govern
ment almost beyond question owes him,
may yet be set aside, an appeal having
been taken to the United States Su.
preme Court. The whole power. OF the
present administration has been em-
ployed to crush this penniless and
broken-down old man. Il II . case
which appeals to I'll the better tmpulees
Of humanity. and right uObly have the
responded. Champaign I'LL
News.
TEE messenger boy gcesslow because
hAa&n ASkAAMfn1d MA a Ia1 dn1k ~ f0hl
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

The deepest silver mines in America
are the Comstock, 100 feet.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01
Sugar bounty versus Duty.

The sugar farmers Of Louisiana have
invested In their chief industry over
$780, 90, GOO. Over ten millions OF new
capital have been invested in sugar
plantations, machinery, ETC., since the
bounty law took effect, July 1. 1891.
The beet sugar farmers and producers
Of California, Utah, and Nevada have
invested-on the faith of the promised
continuance Of that law until 1904
several millions OF dollars. Together,
these two and beet-great ma
tional interests have been working t6
give this country, In . very reasonable
time, probably all the sugar we viii!
need, say. four billions and . half Of
pounds in the year 1900.
There seems to be . wonderful
mount OF ignorance displayed among
the people as to the object Of the pres
ent bounty law, q certain part OF the
public press Iersisting in misrepre
senting the whole matter. Let us see
how it has affected the consumers o
sugar:
The United States consumed. In
This. at tthe average price usually
Maid. 85sc. before the bOunty took
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-02-01

TaE messenger hoy Roesslow becAu6l
hesi4 Astsfminsd not = RIM ont q = joh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15
TO THE Y. N. NJ. |. A.
a Letter From The General Supsrin.
tendency.
Another Issue Of tile Association
Manual. Part " Ar.
ranged For,

OFFICE or GENERAL SupFRrNrES.
DENoY Y. NJ. Mia,
SALT LAKE Cry Dec. 10, 1895.
To the Officers and Members OF the
Young Meas Mutual Improvement
Associations throughout Zion.
Dear Btethfen-rhuro have already
been Issued aud Distributed among the
Stakes Of Zion 1880 copies Of the
Mutual Improvement Association
Manual, Part 1, and still there IL de.
mand for this work for use among new
members VI these associations. There
ia also a call for a compilation Of al.
vanoed lessons Of Manual, Part IL,
which have been aui Will continue 10
DO published In the Contributor.
Through the failure OF the young
men IN paying their annual any cent
donations the General Slpcuutuud.
oncy are unable 10 publish aud disltiu.
ute free these works, upon which the
success OF the associations 20 greatly
depends.
Uuder the pressing circumstances II
is deemed advisable 10 secure the pub.
licatiOn OF % new edition Ui Manual,
Part l, ant a pamphlet containing
twelve lessons in eacn VI the subjects
planned Tor Manual, Part IL.
The Contributor Co., therefore, nct-
Ing under our approval auI advice,
viii Issue another edition 0f Part 1 Of
the Manual, which they will cell the
associations at twOuty five cents (.5c.)
per copy postpaid, with reasonable 70.
ductiOn In quantities.
They will alHu issue for the use Of
tho ass1oiationH which have completed
Part l., aud need some more advanced
studies, pamphlet containing tho
first twelve l2) lessons in each Of the
subjects planned Tor Part H.. This
will be sold At fifteen cents (l5c.) per
copy, postpaid.
Both Of these pamphlets will DO on
sale NJ the Contributor Onicu, Salt
Lake City, where they eau bo Oh
tanned any time after December 20,
1894.
We hope the young mon will take
an interest IN these lessons anu put.
chase them regularly, thus acquiring a
fund Of Information which will be usc-
iul 10 them in tho ministry, either ut
home or abroad.
Your Brethren In the Gospel,
WuFORD WOuDRuFF,
JUsLpH r.. SMITH,
MUsEs THATCHER.
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Notes and Personals.

Hon. &. 3. VArian was Ia attend.
ance on tho tirSl district court this
mgrning,
Judge Jacob johnson, OF SAupete,
was a visitor In Provo today. lie came
10 look after business ia the First dis.
trict court.
NJ. II. Graham, son OF John q.
Graham, Is suffering from diphtherih.
Several cases OF scarlatiua are report
cd by the health oflicert.
James March, OF roocle, is accused
Of stealing a harness In Pleasant Grove.
lie was taken ueiore the Justice OF the
peace at that place anu was bound over
TO await tho action OF the grand Jury
IN $500 bonds.
Tho Utah County Tsachers' Associl.
ton hhld their first annual meeting la
American FUTK tUuay. Prot. George
h. Bfimhali delivered q lecture on the
relation OF the family 10 the school. A
banquet was given the visiting pedu-
gugueH this afternoon, and the session
viii be- closed with a bail this evening,
The cold weather causes the usual
winter influx OF tramps, unu some OF
them indulge In stealing anu ntB given
quarters In the city Jail for a longer or
shOrler period.
Fish ami Game Commlssloner
Newell IL making 1t intvtcstiug Tor the
vlOlaters Of the game law, aud numef-
Gus parties have paid fin,a Tor unlaw-
ful duck shooting during mo isst foN
days.
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OGDEN.
$4,000 Damage Suit.

The Ogden Electric Railway Co.,
which was known ~ the old Hrnder.
son. Brinker Railway Co., has brought
suit TO recover s25,uOJ damages from
Ogden CITY. Tue company had its
rails laid down on Fwenty-tfth street.
The track was taken up by the city 10
allow the paving 10 proceed. This the
company claims the city had no right
10 no and now SUES for damages. Tue
city claims that the tracks were a nui-
Sane aud an obstruction, anu that the
company had forfeited ia franchise.
Richards & Mcmillan appear for the
plaintiff, aud CITY Attorney Whipple
for defendants.
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PROVO.
insane Asylum Board.

The board u direct.rs OF the Insane
asylum mot yesterday. Tia addition 20
ordinary routine busiuuas, tho following
business wag trausactoli
The treasurer wa authorized 10
borrow $4,000 for period not TO ex.
coed ono year.
IL was decided to Insure the {. ylum
FOR 100000.
the following resolution was nloptcI3
Resolved, That the treasurer Is hereby
instructed 10 demand ium the Teril.
lOtial treasurer payment Tor all war
rants belonging TO Tue asylum prior 10
July, 1894, aud report rom time To-
time to the members o ln1 board To-
siding iu Provo, AMI u luu same mem.
Jtts deem ,t adyiaabis, that they are
authorized 70 call a slUCinl meeting OF
this board 10 take such ayiiOn as may
uU proper
The following movement Of patients
Tor the month OF November was IT,
ported by Medical Superintendent
Pike!
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First District Court Buslnes,.

Iuu iUHOWing business was iauf-
sctvd ln the Fret diritc. court y -s,of-
dav afternoon aud tolay;
patsllr, Audrews d Go, We G.. W.
Bfsweri1n a Co.; argued and taken
under nlvi.umouL
james X. Burnham et nj W G.. W.
BfswUrton 81 nj; same disposition.
n. w. Hawluy W Corey BrI5.; ten
days additional timo granted 10 pre-.
IatU statement on motion fOr new
trial.
j., T.. Dudley was appointed receiver
OF the Sun Foundry aud Machine 90.
Ina place VI Richard BrrntUn, deceased.
Richard ryner VI J.. J. Dlmmiuk
OF MI; ret Tor January 3lst.
Bfash w Brash, divorce; set for Jan.
uary 7lh.
Sophia Nelson " n. q, Nelson,
divorced set for January 1lh.
In the case Of FOtdnnm W F0fdhnm,
divorce, plaintiff was granted leave o.
amend complaint by striking uut the
churRe Of cruelty, anu defendant or.
dvtod 10 pay plninu1 800 costs, etc.
People w Caldwell, Hatch anu Hal
liday; hearing Of demurrer sel for
December 27ih,
Anna Marks W II. j. Sullivan; mo.
ton 10 recall writ Of execution, pfrvi.
0usly Issued, vet for hearing December
gath.
In the case Of Anna q. Tanner, the
decree VI divorce was modified, by
stipulation, that defendant should pay
$3.50 for nlimOny Ia default, aud here.
alter 500 annually payable quarterly.
Provo Commercial q SaviurB Bans
has commenced suit against samuel
Liddinrd II NJ 10 collect $500 on a
promissOTy note.
Judge King expects to finish the
equity calendar by tho hrst OF
February. No further business Will br
transacted I'll Tuesday morning ut 10
o'clock, there being no cases cot Tor
A.
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tcontau,d nom rage oaei.
The DISTRICT COURT.

bullion belonging 90 the Cane Springs
Consolidated q IL Miuiug company.
The motion was based upon error on
the part Of the court in he decision on
matters Of law arising during the
trial, misdlrectlon VI the Jury and
error Ne charging the Jury a. follows!
Tho court further charges you that "
you IND that the defendant ielonlOusly
took the bullion IN rouelo county, In
this Territory, aud then with iel1nioua
Intent to convert it TO his own use anu
deprive the owner, whoever he might
be, OF this property, carried II into Salt
Lake county, ia this Territory, then he
10 guilty Of grand larceny, II you fur
ther ilnd the value OF the property W
taken and carried away exceeds
the sum of hity dollars."
IL Is alec urged that the verdict IL
contrary TO law aud tho evidence.
Newly discovered evidence material
20 the defendant, and which ho could
not, with reasonable diligence, have
discovered aud Produced on the trial,
is another ground.
Judge H0wat having replied on the
part Of the prosecution In opposition TO
the motion, JuIge Battch took the
CHARGES IGNORED.
IL appearing that the grand Jury had
ignotoi all the charges against Minnie
Haley, the alleged accomplice OF Nellie
Davis In the abduction VI Edith Knr-
rem, she was now ordered released
from custody.
MODESTO aiCHER.
The motion Tor q new trial In the
case OF Modesto Slcher, recently con-
viotod Of voluntary manalaughtor, was
sot for hearing on Monday, the l7th
inst.
HuLLIvAN vs NORTHERN spy.
The motion Tor now trial Ia the
case Of Sullivan Va tho Northern Spy
Mining Co. was continued till Monday
morning noxL
tine PETIT JURORS.
When a verdict had been rendered
In tho Waite case this morning Judge
Bartoh excused all petit jurors until
Monday, At lOA, m, That Will DO their
last appearance.
A COMPLICATION.
Motion was made by Judge Powers,
on DO hail OF the defendant, 70 sot aside
stipulation In the divorce suit VI Fred
King VI Jennie NJ. King.
The plaintiff was represented by Dey
u Street.
Mo. King lisa II. q. w. engineer and
resides at Ogden. La the year 1897 ne
commenced divorce proceedings
against ms wife ia the Third district
court, alleging adultery. Mra. King
being then absent Ia the state OF Maine
the decree was granted, by default, by
Chief Justice Zane. Subsequently the
lady caused tho case 10 be reOpUned
anu then put Ia an answer denying her
husbands allegations. Later there
was some talk Of settlement, by
which the decree might stand. A.
torney Ogden Hilus, Mrs. k,ug's A..
tOrney at that time, was eventually
given 10 understand that tue matter
had been 10 arranged ana thefoupon
agreed by stipulation that the decree
should stanJ. IL was feaiilrmed byJudgu
Barton. But Afterwards Mrs. King
Topudiated the whole proceeding, say
ing she knew nothing AbOutlt.
The hearing was set TOT Tuesday
next
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Nlandamus Proceedings.

Two additional mandamus suits have
boon filed against the Utah Commits
sion this afternoon In the Third dis
trlct court The plaintlts arc Pete
Lowe aud w. II. Gibbs, the former
residing In Willard precinct and the
latter IN T. oItage precinct Box Elder
county. These gentlemen were sue
uessiul candidates for the oiiloe OF dele.
gate TO the Constitutional convention,
and they now seek to compel the Com
mission TO desist from fe-oanvassing
the votes, aud to Issue their certificates
OF eleolion.
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n.Inrenlle lnslrnelor.n

The number OF tho Juvenile IN.
strtiotor just issued Ia the last Of volume
twenty-nine, anu IL In every respect
equal TO tho previous numbers OF that
excellent anu much appreciated publ
cation. IL opens win "A ChIlstthhs
story in verse. The Orphans Home.
The Illustrated articles are Haymaking
Under Dltiiculties, giving an Idea
OF some OF the dangers attend
ing most peaceful pursuits In
mountainous countries; anu Antioch
in syria. Two Christmaa Gifts IL the
title OF charming. little story by
"ZanOna." A poem by T.. q. R1biu-
ton IA devoted TO The Brigham Young
Memorial Monument. rhis IL fol-
lowed by a brief article on Peruvian
BepulshTea. A we'll written aud time
ly editorial treats ON The Word Of
Wisdom. The story entitled Cat
tail Farm 10 concluded In the
present number. Under the head
inc Topics OF the Times the
sditor advances some deep thoughts
on the all-imporlani subject, The
Sunday Schools, and oilers valuable
suggeations 10 sup rintendentH anu
teachers. Alliu'a Christmas In a little
story by blanche Thomas, fourteen
years old. The young author Is TO be-
congratulated for the talent II exhibits.
Buy Your own Cherries Is concluded.
Slander In the title OF a little
poem by j. q. aGd In Gao
Moment an incluent Ia related show
ing the value OF time. There are
also several "Short Lectures, Stories
and Sketches" by b. Y. Academy
students and well selected Young
Folks' Stories hnd several other
features. The paper closes with A
Little Song for Little Singers, music
by Prof. A. q. Smyth. The community
wiil,find the Juvenile Instructor now M
always an Ideal publication ~ place In
he hands OF the youth Of Zion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15
Taken 10 Provo.

Sheriff Mcqueen this morning
started for Provo, taking with him an
individual named Frank Woods, adj.
Judged Insane few days ago. The
sheriff viii bring back 10 Salt Lake,
from Provo, tho deicndan Whitehead,
against whom the grand jury has
found an indictment Tor grand larceny.
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'ANAN = NAA
CALEB w. WEST.

Private dispatches received In this
city today, and consequently Of later
date than the letter, he, however, Of a
different aud far more hopeful oharaU.
tor. These aivices are In substance 10
the following effect;
The Utee have consented 10 return
20 their own reservations In Colorado
aud aTo even now on their way back.
Colonel Lawton, II IL understood, VIII
remain personally upon the ground
until the invaders are we'll oil Utah
soil and the orders OF the government
officials fully complied with.
rhe settlers OF the whole Of the San
Juan county are extremely iubilant
over the favorable turn OF NJ
fairs and tho ending OF a oondi.
ton which threatened 10 precipilato
destructive anu costly Indian war.
While the Utes viii 40 back vofy
reluctantly, II 10 firmly believed that
their departure means absolute aud
perpetual cessation Of host lilies be-
tween thbm and the whites on this
side Of the line.
IL Is felt that there 10 great cause
for cOugratulatiOn IN the trouble being
terminated with the loss Of life OF she'd
ding Of one drop Of blood. That the
contamination OF the difficulty has
been 70 successful 10 uue en-
rely to the firm, conservative
course maintained by Utan 0iiloials
ana citizens from the beginning. Colo
Tadoans are entitled to no part Of the
credit and should take back their In
diaus with the best grace possible, give
them better treatment than heretofore
and remember that tho dumping
business" Is "a game they have lost
every time when they have played II
against THIS Territory. Tho lesson ~ u
wholesome one anu can DO taken 10
heart with profit
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Notes.

Elder II. II. Roberts will proaeh at
the taboihscle tomorrow, Dec. IL.
Harry Crossman has been arrested
for a charge OF larceny. lilo 10 accused
OF stealing a gold watch, banjo aud
revolver from his brother.in-law, j. Z.
West He pawned the property anu
went north. On returning here he
was arrested and Is now In the county
jail.
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sroui.s ASp HAutsgrG


ChisaFn. close. Dec Do,
Whcat-poc. stii May, 'sf.
C1U=nDc. e. Jau., 81.
OhtH=uUr, goa Nl4 jane .IH.
7 rorg-uoc., flli5s, jan, tllti4.
Ilfd=utc., $3.50 JAM fHr.
lhlaHnuc., Us .-3 Jan, tj.s3 nid.
Rye isifs
nariUYHt2
llaN=fllg.
Timothy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-15
Funeral Services.

The funeral services over the body OF
Miss Mary johnson will be held In the
Twentieth ward meeting house sun
day at l2 o'clock, noon. The members
OF the ward ohoir are requested TO be
IN alLu LlAne0.
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CONNER CIAL.


0WIIT T70T--T VTII7ETT1T| I||"''
lsIay's CHEATING nOus8 uEouaugss
amounted o. s2l-,4-5. same uay
i.a. lts., s2lU,5YI. Weeks Uivafiugsi
sl,-yB,4 4u. Sane DAY last ycur
siillJ,5y.
IUDAY's QUOTATIONS..
Sew YYsk.-5uyr5 D. load, $500.
L.Juduu.-silver, ~ la4t4
ORE AND uuALIUs,
n. II. Jones g. %. received to-day:
Ores, $500; DuuUu, ssisJJi lUtai
$4,000.
duDIrnick B. o.. received today:
HunAuuf DuiliJu, tj,3JJ.
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NrW luHE, uoe. lt.=Ihc stock market
uIyHrl weak. ON moderate trading, suEtr
ramon 600 30, oregon short liur inIl Fee
About DO Huf1r rallied as After ttu plNIlra'
ton ui sac Htus statement, although There 50 1911
nothing distinctly uulIYuTaHIU thurCiu, fuElr
cola Uu .. UrU.uu Improvement 4, other
shares Speculation oHgd heavy
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UTES IN SAN JUAN.
Letter Received from The Governor
Today.
THE INVADERS WE'RE ACHING UGLY
And Troops Might BE Needed 10 Move
1hem-Later Reports, However,
More Favorable.

The following, received by the
NEWS "a a special from Ogden at 4
p. m. today, Is a letter which this
morning came 10 the executive
office In this city, and was
Immediately forwarded to Secretary
Richards, who Is very III at his home
In the junction city. Il is direct from
the "soat Of war" and OF course is
olllclan
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Take ,Il your prescriptions to Godbe
Pitts Drug Store,