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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-18

The following new suits were filed
with the clerk Of the superior court yes
terdav:
Lucy Stewart W George A. Stewart
Suit for divorce.
J. G. Mclean ~. w. III. Heaton ct ux.--
Suit to recover SIS OF on promissory note
Il. L. Stinson Va. X. w. Strassburger ct
al.--suit TO recover $2S4.42 on promissory
note.
Suit to recover $3a0s0 on promissory
note aud account
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where IL II. II. 0rserY

H. Greer, No. IS Howard street, Clsve-
land, O.. has written to the police for in.
formation about his son, II. II. Greer, who
was last heard Of in Livingstone. Mont,
in 1892, but had intended coming to Puget
sound. He is q years of age. feet S
inches tall, slim build. light complexion,
dark brown hair and . slight scar under
right eye. He IL . musician and hss fol-
lowed railroadina.
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VICTORIA sIMMy's LUCK.
"eegh Via Companion Wa COT
wtctra. he Ii Araafttea


James Jackson, better known a. "vie-
s eas Jimmy" the companion az Frank
.''isr. tie boy convicted on Tuesday Of
ss's1ss'sne Frank pokorney's residence.
= ne rear 81 the Esther house, on Frer
ssei las. November. Was tried Yesterday
- sae same eeease. the two boys having
ssa charged With committing the crime
ses' Jimmy was iuckier. however,
-. - frank, and a; the conclusion Of tae
aeAy Tor tas prosecution Judge os-
ssi1 That there Vas not enough evt-
@sS 20 convict he therefore Instructed
~ lafy to bring n = veriie, OF seqnittAl.
weakness q the prosecution lar IN
- sosenes e. : stiffness Who would have
'ssa ia2: Jackson SSs seen trying 70
~ INTO he Foosn from which tia watch
'-a saf sasseas xsss stolen. lie only
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THE BLorrER.

usrrKp STATES DISTRICT couRr-HAxFoRp J.
United States vs.. Chin Gee Den-At-
tempted bribery: verdict OF guilty.
United States vs.. James Fcrris-Robbing
United States mails; verdict of guilty and
notice of appeal; defendants bond, s.. 0o0
United States vs.. Charles +. Blackburn
On trial.
euPEHoR ccCkr - CIVIL pEPAsrHESr -
OSBORN. J.
J. NJ. Coiman ct ux. vs.. Columbia q Pu-
get Sound Railway Company-Amount of
say bond nxed at $500; appeal bond liked
at 5000
Phil A. Dolan vs.. L. Bockman-Ordsr
for commission TO take dispositions.
Minnie o. Starker VS.. Charles 5. Stalker
Findings Of fact and decree. signed.
NJ. NJ. feater VS.. City OF Seattie-State-
ment of facts; settled aud signed.
City of Seattle va. J. Burns-Judgment;
signed.
Road petition Of L. III. Hanchett ct al
Petition granted and A. ]. Bickers. John
Phillips and y. +. Ames appointed
viewers.
Rainier Avenue Electric Railway Com
pany VS.. j. ). kloeher-Triai by court;
defendants motion for non-suit granted.
William Tcnkin VS. Oregon Improve
ment Company-0n trial.
State of Washington vs.. James Jackson
Transferred from criminal department;
verdict OF not guilty.
Laramie Mayer vs.. George McDads OF
al.--Leave given to file copies IN place OF
exhibits.
Koufrr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J.
]. q. Mclean vs.. w. Fl. Heaton ct a..
Default and Judgment: signed.
Dexter Horton & Go. Vs. J. $. Lorraine
ct ai.--Findings of fact. conclusions OF law
aud decree: signed.
John Phillip Dieter ct al. W. ]. s. I.or-
raine ct aI.--Ftndinrs Of TACT, conclusions
of Law aud decree; signed.
q. w. h. Griffith vs.. Seattle National
Bank Building Compsay-order appoint
ing II. A. Spencer receiver.
Sc Clark vs.. !. {. Manson ct al.-De-
fauli sud judgment: signed
Daniel O'Leary Va. James Duvall-Con-
tinued un.d February -
Application OF Lucy Stewart for writ Of
habsss corpus--Alias VIII granted; on
hearing wit dismissed
Lacy Stewart vs.. George A. Stewart
Retaining order; eel for hearing !ana'
". r. Gaffaer vs. Newell Mil Company
Motion fer appointment Of srecsiver;
denied.
David VI. MeMullsn VS.. Ballard Electric
Lisat Campany-orSier of default
CRIMINAL pKrsxrxEsT-HrxEs. ).
David Gamors - a., vs.. II. ". Baker 81
sl.-yerdlct Cor Plaintiff in sum OF s. e4i.s3
and restitution Of premises
rsosArx pEPssrsESr-EasaLx1. j.
Estate of J. d. SagemiiIer: decree OF par
tia distribution; died.
Estate Of Jeanne McHugh Rrown-Peti-
tion TO set aside will and eodiell; citation
re;aruahie January -.
Estate OF Jane Russell--necree Of dissri-
button.
Estate OF Jane. r. Phinney-Bspors of
sgargilAa al litegu 1. :. Shank o. Mamie
i. painney; hied.
Estate OF Louis Marri-retitioa for let
tiers OF administration; decree appointing
Alfred Carton special administrator: bond
hxed at s2ea
Estate ol Jules C. Iepsky-Peissson for
letters Of sarainissration-Fesru = set
Tor heA-tng
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rfyou want . relishie eye that viii color
al even brown or back. AMI will please
aud satisfy you every time. use Baeking-
hams DYE for the Whisxer..
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- against the boy was the fact
-. ne was q companion of GiIfer and
sl'H nim when the stolen property wss
found On GiIfeY's person
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To "a srSs from siek hsxs.eae. kslteEsnsss.
ecnss4B4sca. sse use Ca-tzs's L tie LIVER F1its
ssrszs.y yeg9tsaze They eSzLy ssa1s&is he
liver xz1 sres t1s ssStrscA I-oEa el4A
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II not delivered In 10 years r.
tara 10 Charles y. blackburn.
.s-sftle, Wash. u. s A..
Terrestrial Giobe
10 JESUS CHRfsr, GoD on rHx Holy 0Hoof,
+. U. Box No. 60,
street No. IN,
VIA Tbs Christian Route. HeAvea,
sec Taimsge. Joe Cook UnivsrSA
on he Pope.

When asked II he had sent this, too, by
. messenger boy to be delivered to the
sddress, Blackburn replied that he had
mated It. A Canadian postal card which
BE- had written from Reyeistoke to the
editor Of the PosT-IsTELLisEscgn was
shown him. He admitted writing IL, but
denied sending II throneh the mil He
said that after writing /. he had gone
down tho river In boat and had thrown
the card on the bank. He knew nothing
more about ID.
Mr.. Blackburn Is an atheist, and this
caused two OF the Jury panel to b excused
from serving. because they stated they
sould not give ~ much credencs to the
testimony of man who affirmed a. TO one
Who took solemn oath. One OF Black
bnrn's Witnesses also affirmed.
Tho chief witness for the government
vas Postal Inspector Thrall. who testified
that Blackburn admitted to him that he
had sent some of the cards through the
mail.
Several witnesses were examined on be.
half Of the defense to prove his general
good reputation. The case will probably
be given to the jury before noon today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-18

As foretold in yesterdays Posr-INrxLLr-
eKScER. the attorneys for Sunny Lackey.
the half-bresd Indian detained in the
county Jail awaiting requisition papers on
the charge Of numbering On Indian in
CoWeta district Of the Muskogec or Greek
Nation. Indian territory. have filed in the
superior court new petition for . writ of
habsas corpus, on the hearing of which
they will contend that being IN Indian
and his victim an Indian also, Sunny
Luckey cannot be extradited at all.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-18

At the conclusion of the PLAINTIFF testi-
mony Judge Osborn yesterday granted the
motion Of the defendant for . non-suit in
the case of the Rainier Avenue Electric
Railway Company vs.. ]. 3. Kloeber. The
railroad company sued for 81 900 damages
for violation of q contract in which
Kloeber agreed to deed the company two
lots as bonus for building the line. 1t
was shown, however. that one condition of
the contract was that the line should run
to Lake Dell plat, in which Kioeber was
interested. This condition was not full
filled, and hence the case was non-suited.
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coznr warrants wanted TsSuacs. coic
nsa4 e.Sck
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CoRpRAY's rHEATEH-
J. '. cerdr~y 4 Co gfae.l Owners ara Msnassn
hlccsra tFenc1.-s.s.s4ss+..s-+..E~ ssoens manager
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. Jan 10.
Special Engagement %
THE MossrEE DOUBLE -CScLB TOMS
CABIN" COMPANY.
Cenprfsinx 81 Assissa
D., FAMOUS -oPsIrs -
SHARKS TIE LAwYERs-s
EDUCATED DoSKEYa,-9
s-eUBAS BLooDEoCxDs-A
A. SHETLAND FoSTRs "a
THE sfLCRlAS orAETETrR
View Massc. spsSaaa Scenery. Exfra sgrsas Cast
GRAND SATURDAY AArrsER
Popular erfces--ses. Doc. tes ara sea
e~e sasx q 5esSt arrest Ezk-Ase ~ p C. sally.
SeSs42x-Assssa saeAs sssSlA-.y Company.
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OF THE COURTS.
6kburn on Trial for Postal
Law Violations
rcroaIA JIMMY" GOES FREE.
- Lis Csmpanion Was Convtstsd-
-. Byovn's Estate-Stswart d.
vsres Case-Ths Biestss.

Z - tsisl OF Charles r. Blackburn, the
Gar expert. who Ii charged with using
3. rclted states mails illegally, occupied
- ssseusion Of judge and jury In the
T.,s.S States d strict court nearly oil day
..srrdsy and will rot be concluded until
.eae,. The specific charge against Black
t.,a d that he wrote nrmbsr Of scurrti-
- messsees 70 the editor Of the Posi-
s IsrutfsrscEn on postal cards, which he
-s,lsd or caused TO b mailed through the
.rs,oAcs. Blackburn. on the stand, adj
,sits,d writing the cards upon which the
svsr.,l counts in the indictment were
ard. bat denied mailing them His de-
sues vas that he had given the postal
1r,ds to messenger boys 20 deliver to the
siilos. Each Of the postal cards In ques-
soa had the Seattle postmark upon it.
fncng large number Of postal cards not
snessioned In the Indictment but which
- in Blackburn's handwriting were ones.
6miisr In tenor to the others. addressed
4 President Cleveland and Secretary Car
lie, United States Prosecuting Attorney
Bunker asked Blackburn IL he had given
sasss cards TO messenger boys to deliver in
rerson. Blackburn denied writing these
ard but admitted the authorship Of let
tsr. the address Of which ran about - fol.
i0Hf.
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Popular rress-sl Tse. 500 2sc ssats % sale
- theaSer boz essee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
rerrilnrInl ParasranII..

The MlIlarI county bIJds slys that
a movement IL on foot Tor Tine ufgani.
Eation VI a big mining company iu
Deserot. IL IL proposed 10 Incorporate
eleven claims lying In Caft's Foif,
near Bingham, anu develop them anu
cree. a mill to work the Ore. rucbr
claims are said, by gentleman ami'
lar with the ground, o. Uu good ouus,
and the ore h first.class. The cIa.mi
are owned by II. w. LawteuCe, G., T..
Wantland, EK.Governsr Emery aud
Others.
j. n. Erickson returned last week
from prospecting ulp down Do Sau
Juan and had some very pretty speci.
meme obtsined from there, Bsys ihu
Mount Pleasant igramid lie says
there are lots Of golu down In San Juan
and that the place Is not half pros.
ptctcd. People can get colofs from
the dirt In their door yards. The Blue
mountains, ne thinks, Will be the iOua.
ton Of n great mining camp soon.
d. T.. Young Ia opening up a coal
mine teast OF this city that prom.
hes soon 70 he the supply source iOr
Mt. Pleasant. lie has large vein VI
fret class coal, and IL tusily engaged
In preparing Tor a supply Of several
hundred tons. There ~ 40 doubt
Mr.. Young has got good piece VI
property anu it, close proximity 10 the
city means several hundreds vi dollars
yearly 10 our people iOr fuel, besides iis
convenience. Mt. Pleasant b. very
likely TO be an important coal supply
poini.-lW. IicasaHt Iyrumid
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CoIorrd Shon.Llller Nabbed.

A young colorcd man aud who pre-.
tends to Le n Jockey by occupation
aud n comparative stranger Ia the city,
vent into the gents clothing lore OF
5iegel Bros. this forenoon anu walked
out with q pair u pants hn had not
paid for. The theit was detected and
he dropped the tr0usl n ca the side.
walk ana broke into a run through the
block. A cry Of "Slop thief" was
raised and soon three or four officers
and number OF citizens we're In puf.
cult The dafkty proceeded eastward
With race horse alacfiiy, all the while
increasing the distance between him.
self aud pureuers. A little east Of 81.
MsTk's school on east First South
stree, no ran into the arms Of Detective
Sheets. He WINS taken TO the police
statl1n and opposite the name Of VIII.
liam Jackson, which he gave, the
charge Oi shop liitIng was cot down.
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IN JAIL FOR ROBBERY.


Officer seigms made an important
arrestearly this morning when lac run
In "Bolly" Thompson, anotorious crook
who emerged from the penlientIary on
the Fourth, after having se,voi a I've
years. term for burglary.
a coordiug to this officers he apsn
last night In Tollickihg manner
with a well known contractor who was
too drunk this morning 10 get home
without assistance, "BOlly," who had
an eye 10 business, haC been watch
ing his opportunity aud volunteered
to play the part OF the good Samaritan,
According to the charge the contractor
had $3.50 on his person and "Bolly"
induced him TO turn II over to himself
Dolly Tor safe keeping. Later he re.
used TO give It mp ami his arrest FOL.
lowed. liz declared 10 Detective
Hherts, when tbs full amount Of the
missing money was found ON his per-
son, that he had earned II during the
last year working at the carpenter
trade. He sAid further that he Ill nj
propose TO be insnlrd and disgrOced by
being called thief Then Deck Ser.
geRnt MoUuriy, who was once guard
at the peniientlafy, identified him anu
he grew sulky aud refused TO talk. The
chances Tor hls return 10 the pen ere
decidedly tlallefing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
Land Office.

Filings In the local land office under
date OF July 7 were ~ follow:
Swaniy BongtsoD, OF Randolph,
Rich county, nnal proof Of homestead
entry Of lots ana ., and the east half
u the northeast quarter OF section g.,
township III north, range east.
john a, Skinner, OF Beaver, Beaver
county, iiual proof OF homestead entry
OF The south halt uf the northwest
quarter, the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter, anu tho northwest
quarter " the tOuthenst quarter Of sec
tion "a, township 20 south, range 7
west.
=. q. Adams, Of Salt Lake City,
filed notice OF contest against J. M.
Greer, on the latlef's homestead entry
MAZE April ~, 1893, Tor tho northeaal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
Sixth Ward RennhlIcans.

Tho Republicans OF the Sixth ward
held an enthusiastic anu interesting
meeting last evening aud adopted
constitution ana bylaws and organized
ward club. The following gentlemen
were elected ofiicers. ID. IL. wenget,
PRECEDENT; n. w. Sountdecker, fret
vice president; James Olsen, second
vice president; T.. j.. EAriley, secre.
inry; IL. A, Rsisef, treasurer; VIM. IA.
FTauoOm, vrgeant-at-ltms; A. -.
Reiser, w. NJ. Elliott, q. Il. Sauborn,
VIM. IL. StUokdale and WIN, n.
Anterior, executive committee.
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mn nnIrANNtANicloRIor..
THE Prince Of wnirs'- cutter ihc
Mtnnrr tndhY.

THE Prince OF wairs'- cutter thc
Minutr todAy.
Hustler QUAY, July I--rAo start.
erstoday in the yacht race were the
Vigilant, Britannia anu MsjOrie. The
course was from the isle Butte across
the Clyde 10 anu around tho mark boat
Kildeggan and thence home, twice
around, a distance OF my miles. The
Vigilaut at 40 lons 10 Bntaunls's 100,
allows the Prime Ui Wnlts'e cutter
three minutes ana the NJ ,jorc eighteen
minutes. The day was clear aud 40
yachts crowded with spectators FOL
lowed the racers. The Nigilant made
a bad start thrru.iour,hs ct a minute
behind the Britannia. Amid f0using
cheers thu three yachts lore away
short on s,arb0ard tack. Tue Nigilnut
was closing IN on the leaders aui lying
high up Va the wini. Tho BHitnuuia
had d short mitch about 200 yards out
nnd had 10 stand up ON tue weather OF
the Nlgilaut, the American yacht
being two lengths behind.
Tue britannia won the iifat round.
Toe Britannia won tue race,
Marvellous ,eananship was displayed
by tue captains Of the Nigilant aud
Britannia. The Nigilant olosed up on
tue Britannia nearing the Cloche light
house, but after passing the Hight house
the Britannia again widencd the gap.
Corrected time, the nrst round wnt'
britannia, l., 3i, 49, NigilGni, l. 80,
20.
At the Clochc llght house on the
second round the Nigilaut was only
half minute asiefu, but this was only
three miles rom ahUfc. The time Oi
tho two yachts at the finishing line
WA NiglanL Z, 49, 81; Britannia, !,
~, 90. Tue Britannia with n lime al
lowauCu Of three minutes won by one
minute ani s. seconds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07

There was another dwelling house
fire this morning.. THIS time Tine blaz
was a, the house OF Chris johnson, %
frame structure on Mor,enseU's alley.
TUrr. n no doubt In The miul 70 Chief
Davlue but tDat the housg whs pu0-
p.sely Cred. The dopar.men. gAuu.
guts6ed the flames and kspl The iuss %
a point not mucn above So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
Garfield Excursions.

ExeursioRs are booked to Garfield as
follows
Tuesday, July 10Th, Y. NJ. q. A.
Saturday, July IAN, from all Cache
Valley points.
Tuesday, July l7th; from Park City.
CoAiyiIle anu intermediate points.
"Wednesday, July 18th, Twelfth
Ward SUNDAY school aud ward.
Thurdny, July 1871, Taylorsville
band from salt Lake county.
Friday, July 20th, Baptist Sunday
school.
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She Forgaye Him.

Giovanni Cappuoio, the West TEN.
pie saloonkeeper, arrested yesterday on
charge of assaulting Eva Hoergls,
appeared before Commissioner NOrfcll
THIS mofning. II did not come OIL,
however, n, the complainant expressed
n DESIRE 10 Withdraw from the case.
tue defendant to 20 on paying tho
costs Incurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07

been suffered by the compliments, and
Che TACT that il had been on active duty
100 the building occupied by the latter
was sufficiently established, the Judge
dismissed the complaint without further
ceremony. virtually holding that the
evidence OF the phonograph was more
acceptable than that OF the interested
plaintiffs. Warrington F9t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
Wilson'S imprisonment

Charles Vinsou, the "inll eycn.
moreD labor agilator who was convict.
cd In the Police court anu given TWEEN
" days Tor drunkenness and disturb
ing the peace nj the celebration OF
the Llbor Trust meeting at The Warm
Springs on the Fourth, thinks he 10
,be victim Of Injustice aud declascb
that he will get even with his purse'
cutOts when he term Of imprieonmeni
expires.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
Democratic Jubilee.

There will be an immense reunion
Of Territorial Democrats Mt 5altair on
Saturday the lith inst Special rates
have been secured on all the railroads.
Speeches viii be maIe ia the afternoon
by Hon. Moses Thatcher, b. n. Rot
erts. Judge Powers anu Judge Houuer.
son. rne affair will conclude with
big ball in the evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
Contest at Saltair.

The NJ. /. A. Musical aud Literature
cOntestat SAitalr on Friday, July i3tn,
promists to boa feature Of more than
ordinary interest Cash prizes Will be
awarded Tor tho bost essay, the best
solo, mal8 voice; the best solo female
voice; the best uuel, mixed voices; the
best quartotte, mixed voice.; the best
Hleo club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
EQUALIZATION Matters.

Tho county board OF equalization
viii meet from the isih 10 2lst Inst.
both dates inclusivc. The CITY C0uu.
cil will have oue representative Oh ihe
board 10 the person oi Councilman
O'Moara. The Territorial board wi u
couvcue In this city NJ soon as the local
board has flnlahel lla lAbnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
Feeling Better.

EphrAim q. Davis, Of Spanish Fork,
VINO underwent a critical surgical oper.
alton nj the hands OF DIR. Pinkefton,
for the removal Of growth near the
under side of tho liver, from which he
has suffered Tor a number OF years, anu
which was regarded a. n certain cause
Of carly death " allowed to remain, ha-
passed through the ordeal In remark.
ably good condition. s tilcient time
has not elapsed yet 10 state dehniloly
what tho outcome Will be, but the In ,
dicaiions are quite favorable for his 70.
cOveTy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
Today,s Probate rnnrt.

Estate Of HoKa Olsen, deceased
Hearing on petition to 40, aside cutlrv
estate TO tho widow anu children, ami
order made As prayed.
Estate Of Walter Dixon Pavey, dc.
ceaied. Hearing on petition for letters
Of naturalization. William Charles
Pavey appointed Administrator on n
bond VI $4,000.
These were the only orders Of any
consequence made today by Judge
Blair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
The DYER E.iaie.

In the probate court yesterday after
noon, Ia tho matter Of tho estate Of
Frank II. Dyer, deceived, a hearing
was laid ou petition 10 pay Ella H..
Searles Dyer the tum OF $4,000, also,
release nf 1900 and foil settlement Of
all hot claims against said estate. Or.
der made ns prayed. Order also made
that, In the event Of settlement as
above mentioned, saii executors pay
all allowed claims against the estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
ronnless WaohlmeI.ler's LerInre..

A lecture on India will be given by
Counties Constance waohtmeisier at
the Fourteenth wari assembly rooms
this, Saturday, evening. commencing
At = O'Clock. The countess lectures sun
day evening at Odd Follows' hall on
hypnotism and mesmcrism. Both
lectures promise 10 be- " much Interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
Ailorneys. Rememher This.

Chlet Justice Merritt intimstel this
morning that II was not HE intention
TO take up any more district court
business chan he could possibly help
until after the adjourned session Of the
supreme court Mt the end Of the
pTppent month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
YolnniarY Manslaughier.

w. A. HoObs, the old man who
killed Private Thornton In drunken
row on the evening Of tue Fourth OF
July, was arralgned In the police court
this morning on charge OF voluntary
granddaughter, Lie entered plea vi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
Political Pointers.

There was a well attended and
enthusiastic meeting OF Republicans
In the q. a. II. hall last night The
speakers were Judge Zane Aud W. +.
James. A resolution Of sympathy for
the strikers was Introduced by J. l..
Franks and passed unanimously.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
A MILLINERS FAILURE.
The Liabilities are Returned at
S2,l9O 10 Only.

Mrs. h. n. Botsforj, who has been
carrying on n millinery business at ~
South Temple street In this city, At
signed today, Henry Bouiord being
named a. the assignee. The liabilities
arc thus given:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07

o,.,,.r NJ section H. township olih,
fsnge Q west, In SAT- Lake county.
r1e claim Ia that Mr. Greer abandon cd
tHs tract n land Wy removing us
rnaLIrnnn ihafeIf0m,