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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-09-21
And within Just thirty seconds

And within just thirty seconds h.s
Talbot was on the steps, inclining hci
head to Mr.. Rossmere Wylie, and
holding ont an eager, futtering little
hand toward her father.
mo letter, papa?"
None, Katy"
Rossmere's quick eye scanned Hates
countenance as she stood there, a sin
gle rose among her dark tresses, nnd
one hand slightly holding together
the folds of her blue cashmere shawl
How plainly he saw the expression Of
keen disappointment th.t huttered
across her perfect features
Kate" said Mr.. Talbot, quietly
dismounting from his horse, some
how it is difficult for me to believe in
this gay cavalier of yours
'sPapal'
" out of sight. out of mind, is a
very old proverb, yor know, my
dear; and it is just possible, among
the attractions of fashionable water
ing-place, that he has forgotten.
Never, papal You and Rossmere
always were unjustly prejudiced
against him.
Kate spoke with yerg genuine en-
thusiasm. She believed in Bruce Gay
nor just as implicitly as she believ ID
in the sunshine at her feet, am Il
seemed impossible that any one Sc
should for a single second doubt his
truth and sincerity.
Rossmere Wylie looked at her with
grave intentness. Suppose that Bruce
was faithlessl He sternly checked
within himself the upspringing throb
of his heart. Was it for him to build
up palace of happiness on the wreck
of Kate's love?
And Rossmere Wylie resolved to go
to Saratoga and survey the field for
himself
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-09-21
Dead panpers sIade Useful.

Nothing is useless nowadays mot
even a dcfunct pauper. Hoods plain
tive vail--
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Professional Cnnsnlaiion

Family Doctor-Well, let me con,
gratulate you.
Patient VERY excitedlyl-Am GO
ing to recover2
Doctor-No, not exactly, but-well
after long consultation we find that
your disease is entirely new, and if
the autopsy should prove the fact we
have decided 10 name it after YOU
Vogue.
Helena, Montana, is 1900 feat above
the sea, and has an average of 26O
sulahiny days every year.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
VlAv1 REMEDIES.

WILL oURf Consumption. Rheumati. N,
Catarrh, Group, sG SIX n q qSes, Female Com.
pl Ints, and Pies{5 the worst form.
!. Hopes IoGss are en- rtained that it VIII cure
They re Vegetable Remedies and can
be used by the most delicate and the youngest
child
Pr ces within the eh of MI. Sold by Mrs.
c. @. Galloway. 100 King street, Way
Block. under harmony Hall, Honolulu.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15

T the world 10 cheap manner,
free and gratis.
We. theref re. eueoursgs every
badx rsGding Aere~ho has learn
a q ,sson and who knows the
trosps cts Of Hswaii to write TO
their friends at home snd warn
them from listening to the bl.n-
dishment of L. A. Thurston-
There is no chance at present fnr
foreigoers here. Let the Portd-
guese write t his friends to stay
away. Let every honest German,
SC nd uavian and BItisher in
form their friends thst misery
and starvation await them if they
throw themselves in to Hswaii and
follow Thurst N. Let every con-
5 snd representative here tell
his government the truth end
nothing except the truth and Mr..
Thurstpn' 5 mission will be what
il deserves to be--A FAILURE.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
The Salvation Army.

The members nr officers as they
call themselves Of that monstros-
ltv known as the Salvation Army.
held n meeting last night at the
hall ab1ve Mr.. John Motifs place.
which they, for some reason or
other, style their barracks. The
usual crowd of Indifferent passers-
by filed the hall and listened to
the hymns" the blasting Of
trumpets and exhortations of the
officers Tie tune of the very
nice song known as " Katy will
You Marry Ne, seemed to be a
ftvorite among these reformers of
the world. 1t is pleasant to note
that one hardened sinner was
" converted" When it was learn
ed that he is the secretary of the
Z. NJ. G.. A, the enthusiasm and
general "hal elujrh" fell con-
sderabiy. The " christian - ther-
mometer went below zero The
officers" thought it was rather a
mean trick OF their brother in
Christ. Tonight it is understood
that the army will attack the
Merry-g,-round, and probably
some of the saSoons i'll Nuuanu
street We wish them all possible
succ, So and hope that the people
wall enjoy the show. Drummers
are needed, we are trld, and We
don't know why the N G.. should
n,t lend them few of their volun.
teer timb ,urs. Some of them
Gu d stand being Il" converted -
without much dimage to character
ar g neral morality.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
APPARENTLY FRIENDS.

The Schuetzen Club and the
american League have dropped
their chickering's and are shaking
hands publicly. They are watch
ing each other though, and their
mutual suspicious have not ablt-d
altogether. A committee of con-
ference met yesterday and pre-
sumably div:d d the spoils. The
government may be consulted later
on and be blessed with another nj
timatum. The following letter in
the AdusTfiSey is report of the
conference: The Conference Com
mittee of the Schuetzen Club and
the American League held meet
ing this morning. A Apolicy of con-
certed sotion MSS agreed upon and
viii be report d to the respective
org 'nizstions. The conference
was friendly. as have been all the
sessions. There was no disposition
# one SIDE to secure an advant4g-
# TIE other, and it is believed thrt
nnly mutual benefit will result
from the understanding reached.
Respectfully,
S. B. MURRAY.
Ed TowsE,
A.KLENNE,
J Cs SsroN.
Joint Committee.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15

at which the graves containing
g DDS of times gone by ore
opened. and the modering corp
ses trotted out to make a show
One never gets special value at
sales; one may get Low Prices
for Ressureeted Goods, but spe-
cial value never.
Special values are only obtain
ed where you get seasonable
goods, where Quick Sales and
sma profits are the fundamental
principle of the house you are
dealing with
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15

]. J. Williams the well-known
Artistic Photographer is making
, specially Of portraits on Watch
Disls and Silk Handkerchiefs.
Complete sets of Lantern slides
lectures can be had at the gallery.
For they are sold at a reasonable
6gurs by the dozen or BY the
hundred. -
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
CARD OF NOTICE.

Sohsrf s ca. will remove to Ar
ingt u Block iIo,el Street. where
they viii Dc better able 10 serve
md please their Patrons.
viii keep on hand all the latest
papers.
Box Stationery, Periodicals 4
Novelties, in all branches Of the
trade
Ags V
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
CHRISTIAN MISSION.

Meetings at Harmony Hall on
King sire. t. between Fort and
Alakea streets.
Preaching by I. D. Garvin at
IL a. M, and 7:30 p. m.
Morning theme: Divine and
Human Partnership Evening
theme: Christ, Moses and Eli
jah in Council" "
Bible oisss stloIm.
All desiring study Gods
Word are cordi4ly invited All
seats are free.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
sEcoyD CONGREGATION.

The services ofthe Second Con-
giegatiou of ST Aodrew's Cathe-
dral to morrow (Sundayl will be
as fOiloy s;45 a n morning T,.
Elvy in F; TIE Deum, Tours if1>s
B.nedictus Chipp in E; hymns
2l4 and 222; anthem. Lord, we
pray thee" By Roberts. $50 P.
N. evensong with sermon; Mag
feat, Gilbert in E, Nune Dimit-
tbs, Harris in E; hymns 223, 242
and 26. Rev. Alex Macintosh,
pastor. All are cordially invited
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.
(nnday, September 16 Rev
iiobert G. Hutchins, D. d will
preach at II Il. M. upon " Cast
ing the Net and at 7:30 p. ~,
upon "U nfurlirg the Banner.
All are cordially invited T. at
tend.
Sunday School at 9:45 A. N.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
CARNAqE PAsAsols

We have some handsome I'm
brellas and Parasos
Twelve yards dress patterns OF
Genuine Irish Linen Lawns in
coIors. at So. 0 a pattern
Remember the place; that II
you have any doubt, call at our
store will satisfy you that all we
say about Quick Sale and small
profits is FACT.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
LATTER DAY SAINTS.

Reorg 'nized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Slints; Mll'-
lani Hall, rear of Opera House.
Services will be held on Sunday
as follows: I0A. NJ, Bible class;
Ills A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ, preach
ing.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15

Sometimes where to 90 to pur-
chase any particular article, but
not il you happen to want any
thing in the line of
HTtists' Supplies,
Picture FTagssr
or enlarged portraits, there is
but one place in Honolulu, to
purchase all materials, and that's
KING BROS. Store, for which
lhere Is no rival on these
Islands.
The finest paintings in Hawaii.
are on exhibition In this gallery.
The firm makes a speciality OF
enlArglng portraits as we'll as
making picture frames in the
very latest styles of mouldings.
In the sheet pietures. they
have thousands to select fTom OF
which they invite an inspection
- s,...- Ssn.n
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
EXPERIENCE
Wlll TeAcH You THIS

If You do not realize it now.
Qnick s,les and small profits
mean also no dull counters, no
dul goods ,2ut new styles, in fact
goods that svl! at prices that are
just right
Have you noticed any of those
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
Y. NJ. c. A. SERVICES.

Sunday, IL at o'hu Jail;
l:I5p NJ, at tue Barracks; $3.50
P. NJ, B BILE study at Y. NJ. c. A. !;
$50 p. NJ, Gospel praise service
at Y. NJ. C. A.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
LAolzs' sHlRT WA'sTs

we spoke of last week If not.
you are certainly not very ob
serving, for there has been more
of them sold by US last week than
was ever sold IN Honolulu in any
two weeks. Quick sales nd
small profits policy did it Only
IL few # them left. The Same
thing might be said of
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-09-15
Church Services
-n ypgKws carHEpRAL.

The services of the Cathedral
Congregation of ST. Address
Cathedral forto-morrow are a.
follows: $50 A T., Holy Com
muniou; IL Az. Holy Comma
MON and sermon; 7:20 P. n. +.
evensong and sermon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26
In FAR OFF SAMOA.
Germany Offers Friendly Advice 10
Uncle Sam.
THE NATIVES KEEP THEIR ARMS.


BERLIN, Artl 28.-The Ndf1nd
ZoRmg. probably rejecting tho opinion
u tho German government, advises
the United States to leave the protect.
crate Of the samoan islands 10 Cor.
many, under treaty giving the
United States ooaling station. 1,
adds that under no consideration
could Germany withdraw from the
pnaiti1n she occupies Ia regard to
Samoa.
NATIVES REFUSE To uE DIsARMED.
MELBoUESE, April 2J.-AIylces
from tho samoan islands, dated April
10, say that there has boon u1 iurtnUr
outbreak Of the natives. Tho Aana
natives, however still decline 10 give
up their arms In accordance with tho
agreement arrived NJ between them
aud the foreign oUnsuls WHO have teen
acting ~ mCdInt0is. They are btill
claiming 10 apprenund an attack,
A representative Of tue Ffcnch gov.
orlmeut No Samoa, on bulalf Of the
French mission, has flled q claiu Tor
damages, claiming tunt tho French
schools anu other property "a the mis-.
sion we're destroyed by the government
troops during the recent outbreak.
COHRrsr0sDFNcE BETWEEN 1IiE
rnKgE TOWERS INTERESTED
LoSDoN, April gJ.-rhe Associated
Press To- Informed that correspondence
between the governments Of Great
Britain, United states ana Germany
la regard 10 the proposition Of the
British colony Of Now ICELAND 10 nd.
minister the affairs OF the Sam an
tslandsispfoccudlug. II isaiic1 that the
government Of the three ruwcts have
not arrived NJ point which makes u
possible TO o0nvOke a conference on the
subject
~ UNCLE SAN ~ iaDirFERENr2
LONDOS, April gJ.-rhv movement
looking TO a British prolectorate over
the samoan Islands h no longer dis.
gulsUI. ToAll Appearances a secret uu-
defstaudiuR exists between Great
Britain anu Germany, which includes
also the United States. A pouon IN
high authority here, quosliouod TO.
garding the attitude OF England aud
Germany on the attempt being made
by Now Zealand 10 assume the admin.
istfation OF tho samoan Islands, stat
ed today that the proteolorate move.
ment upon the pait OF Great Britain
whsl progressing with the sanction
Of ito UliiUd States government,
which Il represented as caring nothing
~ 10 who mauagrs Samoa, 40 long NJ
the rights OF the United STATES under
the Berlin treaty are continued. Color
IL given this assertion by AMBASSADOR
Thomas +. Bayard, who la an inter.
view today said VI Sir John Thurstou,
the governor Of tho FIJI islands and
British commissioner for the western
Pacific: "rhe presence ani counsels
OF a man Of such ability, would Ia my
opinion offer n happy SOLUTION 10 the
present dinicultlcs."
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That New Reservoir.

Henry W. Hooton, Of the Cotton.
wood Gold and Reservoir Discovery
Mining company which MED, ~ NJ.
tIclos Of Incorporation with tho county
clerk on the g3fd Inst, says tho newly
discovered NATURAL reservoir above Dry
Greek canyon has an area Of from 900
90 700 acre., nud has been sluulcd 90 u
depth OF .i5 feet The wafer BE- buautl.
iul, clear AID fresh from the mountain
SHOWS, Tue face Of tho tunnel which
Ia being driven Il 20 the west, directly
On this valley. The nearest route
70 tic place II bride path
up the other side Of the can.
yon from the wagon road, meeting
tho latter beyond the reservoir. Ia
addition 10 the ledge location, the com.
pany has forty acres Of placer claims.
Tue ground IL granite and gravel, car.
Tying Tree gold at 81 90 so 10 the ton.
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TWO WOMEN BADLY HURT


Correspondence O, che ursrGEr NEwA
PRovlDENCr, April 2ith, ls94,-An
accident happened Co a couple u ladies'
from our town yesterday. Roslns
Trsbteraud Bertha Beutlcr were going
To Hyrum to get some flower roots 10
plant, aud wheu they reached the
other eide Of Mlvllle, anu going over
the bridge that spans tho lHfgu cana
crossing the county road leading 10
Hytum, the morse took fright nc some
rocks by the bridge made holt nuu
the ladies were thrown into the canal
eight feet below. Mrs. IrabbeT had
three Ribs broken on the right side, anu
aud Mr-. Beuilcr hat her lex broken iu
.wO place; hvr head was glsO bad y
bruised. II was fortunate there was
no water in tho canal or they both
would have drowned, as they lay there
helpless over an hour before any Que
found them. Doctor Snow IL attending
them, aud hopes arc entertained that
they viii soon recover.
l can report our town In n good
condition; the people are not waiting
Tor things & turn up, but they are
turning them up ia great shape,
Many trees aud vines are being plant.
OF this spring, aud garden stun l.
being put IN rapidly, Toe people io1l
encouraged 1T the outlook for crops,
The Bishop and other leading men are
preaching by example, and tho cOnsr'
uusnre will be- We Will nave plenty
a. 4 will not have 10 join anybody
"a Tmy.n Providence tlkpa tho load
OF tuu county IN raising frulT few
yeata ago Il was called Dutchtown and
was not much known, but today she
In pointed 20 with pride iOt hcr Thrift,
We are sending two missionaries this
spring, aud tue people are doing nobly
ia helping them " their fields Of
labor. TRAMP.
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A Midnight fusillade.

Ata late hour last night young
man reading Ia tho West side was on
his way home aud when near the Oh
Fort block observed three mon skulk.
Ing along tbo fence evidently lying In
walt. lie changed bis route aud meet
ing two acquaintance Induced them
10 return win hin 90 the sc8nr Of the
supposed trouble. Tho skulkcm were
soon discovered anu n watching match
between the two parties was inaugufs-
ted aud carried on, the boys gradually
cdging ttgtar ~ the light of the
electric street lamp, and once within
~ rays iutillaiv from the skulkets
caused the boys " take 10 their norls,
aud Geek again the friendly cover
Of darkness. they had not gone very
far, however, before another Uf0adsldo
was ilfud ~ them, the bullets AB In tue
iofmof case whfstiing uucOmiorlably
Gloss ~ their heads. THIS brought
their yigils " an abrupt termination,
aud whether the shooters were pro.
iesslOnal hull-ups or deischud
fragment OF come "ludustTial nfmyn
worked up 10 bulnc0se attitude
through the new from Montana IL not
yet dulrtmiurd; uut that they were
bent on mischief f. toleTably apparent.
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noth niiin na m. men stubborn.

sI. PAUL. Aptil 26.-The outlook In
Great Northern affairs today Ia that
the muu will not g0 into conference
with President Hill again aud under
no circumstances will they accept his
proposition for arbitration anu 70 20 10
work pending n settlement Ia tho
event of their not again comforting
they will send note 10 Hin notifying
him that they not propose 10 tie up the
road the entire length. HUI today
said he had waited long enough for
the men; tue people along the road
demanded service and he proposed 10
give II 20 them. 81 have men enough
10 man the road" ho said. The min.
Iia have been ordered b hold them.
selves In readiness.
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The rariH Debate continued Ia the
senate.

senate.
wAsnlNGToN, ID. g., April 90
Senator HAMS his afternoon moved
10 take W bis resolution changing the
hour VI meeting 10 II O'Clock each day.
May Republicans voted In tho affirm
alive and II was agreed te-6A 10 D.
Higgins Of Delaware argued that the
passage Of the tafin bill would seriously
eudauger the Interests OF the United
States IN connection with tho right 10
the exclusive occupancy Of Pearl river
harbor In the Hawaiian Islands. lie
proceeded 10 discuss At length tho
subject VI annexation Of the islands,
rtmafklug that ho mad thought sofi.
Ously 0f Otitfiug n resolution requesting
the President 10 send back to the
Senate for consideration and ratiilca.
tion, tho treaty OF annexation. $50
FAR as We eau Judge from his
message" said III gint, 'tne President
Withdrew the treaty without ever
g rsidefing the problem UfHunexati1n
ui tue islands. He rejected the treaty
because he claims II hai been obtaint 4
wrongly. Ia all HE facts and all his
conclusions, after careful pufusal ~
testimony, / believe the President h
wrong, but clothed ~ he IL AZ the
Chief Executive OF this nation with au
enormous power over this question, he
seems 10 have taken his cOufte on these
narrow grounds" Higgins paid an
eloquent tribute 10 President Dolls anu
the provisional government
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room GREECE.
Later aud Additional News Of the
Terrible Earthquakes.

Terrible Earthquakes,
LONDON, April 2d.-rhe special
correspondent Of the TlHlcs telogfaphs
from Atlantis, Greece, touAy that the
only street Of pelli, the port Of
Atlanta, has been laid In ruins by tho
recent earthquake shocks anu that all
the villages VI the vicinity have been
destroyed In a similar manner The
stricken places include tho prosperous
village Of LibaHctos, whore one church
mas collapsed anu tho dome Of another
has fallen. Tue destruction caused Ia
the Villages south ~ Atlanta IL more
terrible. In thls district alone g85
people have been killed aud 1870 Injured.
Several slight shocks were felt ycstcr.
Jay aud tue ground rumblings con-
tluuU.
The telegraph office At Atlanta has
collapsed anu the wires are worked In
the open air.
King George, Crown Prince Con.
atRntiue and his son, Prince Nicholas,
have returned " Chalcis from Atlanta
district, whsre they gave much
money 10 aid Ia alloviating the die.
tTess.
Great qualities Of iiour and bread
aud tents nave been sent 10 the atieoted
districts. The government continues
" forward relief 10 the sufferers.
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GonsrnI non, marching ON.

ANITA, Iowa, April 26.-Kolly's
army reached Anita today and dined
after march OF II miles from Allan.
tic. One hundred anu forty teams
were promised by the Atlantic com
mlltee, but no more than twenty
wagons we're available. Kelly was
happy, for after almost a week OF
internal disturbance, the men had
ceased uuatroling, Even company
"Cp " Sacramento, which last night
refused 20 be- rtu0noiled, swung into
limo and cheefed Tor Kelly. Kelly
was once q professional ball player aud
4. endeayoTing 10 orgsui1u a amy
baseball club, to play the town CLUBS
along tho line.
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Alaska and arizona.

The two steamships Alaska and
Arizona, are 20 make regular trips
across tho Atlantic this season between
Liverpool aud Now York, under the
management Of the GuiOu company,
limited, Tho directing power ON Ih,s
siu0 uf tho ocean Is with Huntersou
Brothers, OF the Anchor line, and In
Liverpool MI Ramsuon conducts tho
business. The hrst trip will be made
by tho Arizona, which sails from
Liverpool on Saturday next, the 2sth.
The Alaska follows ON May ~, aud
the sailings will be- ui-weeKly thereafter
until the last Of September, as show n
ON the time card ~ present Arranged.
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THE rAHirF BILL.
Changes Agreed Upon b. the senate
Committee.

WAsuiNu1UN, April e0.-The Dem.
0tratio members OF the Senate CONF
mittoe on finance held a meeting 10.
day Tor the purpose u cJnletfing over
tho proposed change iu the tara bill
Secretary Carlisle was before the com.
mitlcr. There is no room Tor doubt
that the committee has agreed upon q
policy but all parties ~ the conference
are very futiCcut
40 is known that the income tsA hill
hhs been altered sOBs 10 not dIscnm.
mate against pUfl0ua VINO derive their
Income from corporations or business
partnership. Oihcr changes have also
been made which, % b. believed, Will
satisfy Its opponents. II IL believed
alec that Amendments 10 many schol.
ulvs have been agreed tn. Secretary
Carlisle u Ia sympa,uy with the vii0rs
u tue committee TO obtain bill that
Will surely pass by apafty vote aud
there IL rOou reason Tor believing tho
Eovemout has the sanction u the
President
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beyond the Jurisdiction OF the boarI
anu that the accused would therefore
be restored 10 bic place a. fireman.
"Whvu shall / return tu wofkgu ia.
quired Rugsu.
THAT l. Mt Tor us 10 determine;
arrange that with your chief"
AM such was the ending Of The
iifst case Of suspension Investigated by
Tue commissioner, who Immediately
alter went into executive session 10
consider the other catcs.
Tho board was behind cloaed doom
IN tho council chamber whom the
NEWS wont % press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26

WAsnINGToN, April gJ,-rhe House
a favorable report 90 the c0mpfumisu
bill Tor the settlement u the Ute quUs.
ton. Tho bill provides Tor carrying
out the treaty Of 1850, settling the In.
dinns in suyofalty anywhere on the
present reservation Within ninety days
nnd those not settling o. not qualified
g. settle il suvcfnlty TO take the wUst-
rfn forty miles VI the reservation anu
four townships Ia New Mexico. The
fcsi Of tho land will be thrown open 10
settlement, anu the proceeds VI tue
salu8 gwen the Indians.
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REGAIN RESTORED.


Al 8.l5 this afternoon the fire and
police commissioners met Tor tho third
tlme ia the hearing Of tho ao'
cussd hremou. After the minutes
OF the last meeting had been
adopted TIE announcement wah
made by Chairman Salisbury that the
case OF Rsgsu, under bonds awaiting
the action OF toe grand Jiry iosa VIOLA
tlon VI the Edmunds' Fucker law was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-26
COMMISSIONERS DRAW LOTS.


The newly appointed DIRE and police
board met yesterday afternoon in
Chiui Pfalys office and lrow lots for
the long aud short terms OF Office.
Tho Iuwing resulted In Empvy and
Jennings, Republican aud Democrat
respectively, getting tho one year
terms OF office, while Salisbury and
Noble, Republican anu Democrat rr.
spectiytly, sol the long or Two year
terms.