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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-16
CLEVELAND IS SICK.
Suashpg from a Light Attack Of
Halarlal Fever
raE PHYSICIANS NOT ALARMED.
A Few Day,' Hest a, Gray Gables All
that lie Nctded-Will Return
Next Week.

wAsutSGTOS, Aug. iO.-Pfssljtnt
Cleveland lett Washington this morn.
ing via the Pennsylvania railroad for
Gray Gables. In explanation OF the
tuIden departure tho following state.
meul was furnished by Private Score.
tory Thufber "Thc President left for
q tov days nboonce under the advicU
Cd bis physicians, 10 the hops
81 shaking of n maiatiAl attack,
rom which he has been suffering
f0r several days. Yesterday the attack
eliminated In fever which was undrf
control tubs morning. Dr. O'Reilly,
hls physician, expresses no doubt but
Whist a few days VI salt air and rett will
trcupefate the President sufficiently 10
renew bic official dutics, anu he will
return 70 Washington by tue MIDDLE oil
next week. Ho has gone tb Gay
Gables accompanied by DR.. O'Reilly.
Captain Robley -. Evans also accom-
panied the President, but II 10 probable
that he Will stop Mt New York whore
he will take command VI his ship, New
York, Ia day W 80"
TIE Precedent took with him the
iaHtfand river anu harbor nppfopria.
lion tilla and eau act on eacn while
uvsy IN ease he sces Nc ~ do 90. II ~
believed he will return on the 2ith OF
10Th.
II IL learned that the President did
not take the enrolled copy, which he
must 20, Of the tatlil bill, but merely
90 ordinary pfiutcd copy presumably
Tor animation.
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Is wELLSS MONEY TaEREp
That II Just What Justice Loclirle is
Making an Effort IN Ascertain.

In Justice Loohtit', court recently
Addison MscuIior ct nj obtained iudg-
ment sg1lust T.. D.. Wells ct vi In the
sum Of s26s. IS sul sii.75 cosis It has
not been satisfied yet, ami inasmuch
h' Wells formed one Of tho crowd i'm.
pIicstod In the buuc5 ahoo.Ing match,
tue justice lgs cituI Chief
Of Police Pr,t to appear bo.
fore hin "a, $3.50 this afternoon Tor
examination "a fvgaFi 10 certain
money! which he hsa ~ his u secession,
sui Hu zUi Nv part ~ the VfucFfd' ut
the sohcmu. fHr object IL 10 Ascertain
whether auy portion ~ this belongt 10
Wells th.g might ir applied upIu ilp
J iIgmua, justice L0ch'ir l-suei itut
execution uraint. tao Wsli house "
dsy on Judgments.
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WAstGNurJN, AUG. lJ.-Thc Re.
publican steering committee today
drci iod to suproftthr motion 10 refer
The four supplemental tariff bills 10 the
nunncu committee, auI seck u amend
them In various ways, tho principal
amendment being Tor the repeal " tho
tariff bill Just passed. They count upon
The votes Of Hill, Cifl.ey, Blanchard,
Allen aui Kyle. ltuc repeal smrnl.
mcnt should tail they would seek 30
substitute a bounty ptOvtiUu for the
pending hill for ifce sugar aud would
expect % secure the vItes Of these Eve
srnat0fs, except llill. They viii
also offer numerous other amend.
mcnts In certain contingencies, Co.,.
Guiding one Tor duty on wool rhuy
admit thai the sugar bill suuull Ia.s
with an amendment providing either
Tor bounty or Tor the ruJeAl ui the
main bill. Tue House probably would
refuse 10 accept % ami % would mast
iikcly fail iu conference, Uui they
claim that the SENATE, especially tie
Republican SENATOR, w0ul nOt be-
icsIonslb.o Tor that result.
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In,sstlsallns lhs s,rII...

CHICAGO, Aug. l8. - The first wit.
nces called before the government
strike commission today was w. H..
Loveioy, a Rock Island railroad en-.
p.Oye IRON la Sale. ~. LovJOy de.
ciurel that tue muu NJ la Ssile went
Out nj that point because lao was uu.
Justly discharged,
Secretary l<sliher, OF tho a. II. D.,
succeeded LJvJpy on tue stand. Hc
entered int DO detailed statement ofthe
troubles ltailng 10 the strike ani was
questioned closrly regarding the con.
veuhuu at which tho boycott WAS do.
cIarCd
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re1as Democratic conyonllon

DALLAS, Texas, Avs. IB.-Nt one
O'Clock lhiH morning the Cleveland
Democracy, headed by George Clstk,
Jumped Into tho saddle In Texas sud
roto over the irco ,ily-, 10 10 /, ra.io
by vote OF i5l 10 40. The platform
presented by tue miuunly was adopted.
had thr majority irlu silver, ~ tue
ratlO OF 10 o. |, falUI been adopted
there 10 probability tia, the ttTaighlout
Cluveln II mol w1ulI hsyU bDltuI tue
convention and u "a said that many
lfoe tuVer mon voted against thBlf
convictions la the Interest VI hag-
mouy.
When the convention assembled nj
1880 o'clock today, Chairman Hambluy
RAT n letter from john III. Reagan
Wlthdfawiug from thu TICu iur gov.
trnof, declaring that he hgd made hlH
canvass on mo Issue ~ iftu silver a.
tue ratio VI ld 10 / 4, aud hu would not
accept nomination ON the platform
adopted n given 10 him. llu said,
however, ho w0ulu support tho ticket
That shall DO nominated. Tho Senate
proceeded TO tho nominations for gov
ufnOE At the begi ming VI the hrtt
ballot John ID. Mccall Withdrew,
leaving tue RAGS between Culberson
ani Lguham,
haagar'l !orgcs were largely thrown
u CulbeTton and when he mad ro.
oeiVeu over 800 yOIos, LauhAm's name
was Withdrawn. CulbeTsOn was nom.
mated by reclamation.
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WAhniSuTUS, Aug. lU.-Gcnofal
Hampton, commissioner OF railroads,
loit for the Wost yesterday 10 make his
The books and the accounts Of the
Union Pacific and tue central
branch Of the Union Pacific
have been examined 81 Boston
by boOkkecpef l.. &. Storm, who
also examined those OF tho Sioux CITY
and Pacific, In Chicago, and OF the
Central Pacific, In San Francisco. The
amounts due the government for 1893
under the provisions OF the Thurman
aoi have been found 10 bo la excess OF
the receipts fof the previous year, not.
Nlthstanuing the industrial depression.
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CHICAGO, Aug lG.-Judge Caldwell,
Of the United 5lAlci circuit court, on
motion Of Wheeler a, rrCkham, rel-
rcsontiug the Union Iru,t compauy VI
New York, IA trustee, uli other parties
10 the record Hssentiug appYlnie1
A ldace T.. Walker receiver " the
Atchison property 10 the place OF J.
w. Rsinhart, resigned. Walker has
long heon prominent In tho railroad
world re wss spplinioi by Clove-
land, ono Of the original mcmbors OF
the interstate commerce commission In
1897. Ia 1859 he resigned % become
chairman Of the Interstate Commerce
railway association and later accepted
the Craftsmanship Of the Western Tfa.-
iiC association.
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DR.. Il. a. H.sbroueE and vito have
betsksn themselves to tue cooler 10.
ees'es Of American Fork canyon and
will bo sUtcnt several tsys. Before
leaving the doctor declared that his
patisnisw u!i have 20 exercise patience
or he would soon be one himself az hu
has been con The GO' pretty steadily
cora long time.
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Miss Chapins Class.

Al this evening" session of Miss
Chupln's o,ass tho subject Tor consid.
GRAFTON, "gOn,en,s Of Childreu's
NintB,n Will be- treated by Aiiss
Finch, Mrs. E,rulry and Mrs. james.
rms evening 100 I;5I 10 the time, anu
the Fourteenth Ward II hot 5 oioty
nall tho place, anu all Interested are IN.
Yl,el 10 10 prefeut.
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Five Omitted

u. ". Dnsgs, Df Pleasant Grove,
calls attention TO the fact that The Dob.
lowing We 70 omitted from the NEWS
list Of surviving Pioneers yesterday;
George W. Blown, Charslon,
Wnsatuh county.
Levi n. Kendall, SpflngvilIe. Utah
county.
Thomas tlDwatd, paysoH
Afle .aas johnson, psysJn.
L1 msu Curtis, Salem.
IhOfu was lu the Est one name. that
u John "A. Frr6mau, which suIIII H,
omit Il, as that worthy gentleman BE-
not survivor having J1incI On 60 ON
the other side u the veil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-16
WHOSE WAGON Is IT?
A Half Hidden Vehicle which Bears
the marx, Of Nandalt.

The police have discovered 10 tao
fields, near Eleventh South and Fifth
East arset,psrt ally covered with hay,
the running gears of a wagon. How
they got there or to whom they belong
is no. known as yet They are be-.
lleved to have been hidden thofc by
gang Of hoodlums who presumably ran
them oil the premises Of the owner and
concluded their "iun" by cropping
all VI the spokes cut and otherwise rem
deTing the vehicle useless. The gears
sfe painted yellow, anu that fact may
lead 10 All Identification VI them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-16
ADVIrE5 rHou aAuoA
Natives Ia Arms-N serious Famine
Feared.

AUCKLAND, n. a., Aug. l5.-Ad.
Vices datcd Samoa, August 10, say
that several thousand atmtd natives
cJnnnuo Ia cucnmpmcut Wthiu rifle
shot Of the government forces. No
serious engagement has taken place
yet aud only few sitagEluf. nave
been KILLED. Serious famine u im.
pending a. the plautiu IT crops ha-
bscn neglected. Complaints ~ rjbber.
les are frequently heard. Chief Mall.
otoa, accompanied by hii!whole follow.
ing, visited the BRUSH war shin
Orlando aud requested the British al.
mital 10 proclaim the samoan ISLANDS
under tho prOtvotOfato Of Great Britain.
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nIllen b, . Il.t.Ic snni.r.

binMiNuliANi, Ala, Aug. iG.-Al
kcgunii pfUminunt young merchant
VI blochion, while on, hunting shot
hifi aud when about 10 pick IL up from
iDe graas, usS uitlcu on the arm by
Nitin saakt. lie hurried hom-. but
uisI Tow hours later, after tunsrlny
stu1t agony. Ills body sw,Iivd to
-.m.l. twice It's normal sizu before
4uRiu.
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The Notorious MahoneY.

T.. J. MAhonry, a twice convicted
forgrr who recently gained considef.
able additional not0riety by writing TO
Attorney General Olney concerning
certain alleged Irregularities at the pen.
iteutlaTy was arrested At Ogden To-Day
al the instance OF Chief Of Police Pratt.
HB II waited Tor obtaining money
under false prutenses, It's stated that
lac las a score or more victims IN the
county south OF the city. a Salt Lake
officer went up to the junction city
this afternoon 10 bring him down Tor
TRIAL
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n. n. nI.cn,s lIInrs,.

For the past try or two various
runoIs nave bs5u .l5al A. To o., con
ditUn ot No =. y. Olsen, Of the n. O..
". /. grocery department. l,quify
late This = tefnoln vas to tho effect that
be istili "a critical state, though hIs
ifirh4f-of whom there are "a host
have not yt. given up hopes foF his
fgulypFy
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POSTPONED TILL SATURDAY.
Elder John Morgau's Funeral VIII DO
Held AT - .u'clOtL, August Is.

Four O'Clock this (rhursdayl after.
u0oui was tho timo sci tor holding the
funeral service over tho remains u
Elder john Morgan, Of the Presiding
Council Of Seventies, who died vt
Preston, Idaho, on Tuesday ailornoou,
ami whoBe body was brought to this
city ON the Union Pacific train. Tho
h-liiy VI tho deceased have concluded
% p9sIpore the time Of burial auu 90
conformity with THIS desire, Saturday,
August is, al ~ O'Clock, noon, has
u,en liked upon Tor holding tho sur.
vice, which Will take plaoo in tho Salt
Lake Assembly Hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-16

rday'. SALE we're 30 car. II is rN.
Iecicd tuat this weeks receipts Will
aggregate 700 care.
Tho expurt,tlon Of Cali'5rnia fruit
Is having its tirs, practical ttst upon a
large scale. On August Iih a train q
eleven cars Of iIuit left Sacramento,
o3nsi ned 10 London, aud this shin.
ment was dispatched today by the
steamer Paris. Fruit dealers here
predict that the fruit will not stand the
voyage a. a. to be marketable ON roach.
inc IouuoB
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LllIIan 100 BIOL .. Do II.n....

NEW YORK, Aug. l8.-ln the ~.
premo court Of Kings county today
Judge Bartlett decided that LILLIAN
Russell, until next Oct0hef, may per.
lprm, nct or do what she pleasUs In
Europe OF elsewhere under any mau.
agenent. Ihe decision was rendered
la an action brought by Canary and
Lelcrcr TO comuol Miss Russell 10 live
Up 10 ~ contract che made with them,
60 hgr managers, Tor the season VI
1894 D..
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NH PIay the DAM KIcker..

The 10 o'clock special train from
Park CITY this morning numbered
among ito passengers twelve members
Of the Park CITY football club, under
Captain Tom Mitchell, who leit on tho
1880 train Tor Maut this afternoon to
icy conclusions with the Temple City
eleven. AZ both have an unbeaten
record an exciting game IA assured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-16
roHEIGSUHs ~ JAPAN.
tho Government Proposes Changes tn
ENtsting Treaties.

Existing Treaties.
YOKOHAMA, Japan, Aug. TO-
Notice has been Issued that the revision
Of the treaties between japan anu the
foreign powers will DO taken In hand
forthwith. The essential features OF
the revision will be that foreigners will
not have the right OF trial In their own
consular courts. The government will
confer on foreigners certain privileges
In regard 10 the tenure OF land aud set.
ucment right. Foreigners are greatly
concerned, being strongly OF tho
opinion that the time has lot arrived
when their Interests eau be left 20 the
Japanese government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-16
UTAH CRACKS" Al DENVER.
The Far Western Nhrelmen patronil.
Ing The Meet In shoals.

The far Western wherlmou are
palroniEing the meet Ia shoals,
says the Denver NcWi Of yesterday.
Their team arrived al . O'Clock yestor.
LAY morning with people standing Ia
aislrs. With them are w. Evans AMI
I. !. JensuD, two VI UtRh's "cracks. -
Jensen Will compete Ia Sundays road
race and Evans Ia entered ia all Glass
A events
Several Of the League officials were
given carriage ride about TIM rect.
denoh IoItlOn VI the city yesterday
Afternoon. With the party were Chair.
mAn Naympud ~ the rauluE board.
Secretary Brewster ug tlb l.. a. W,
aud ,hb Victor Representative, e.. Il.
Ovefman AMI W, g., Oyurmgl.
About 200 ~ the visitors awaited
themselves OF the bicycle runs about
the city yesterday afternoon. One
patty vi1lJui tho Omaha aud Grant
HmcltUrs, another luo city mark and
Capitol hlIl, ana another divislon Map.
haitian Beach, E'ilch gardens aud
Highlands, No unusual incidents &c.
Cured during the Hides,
Al the Coliseum last night, Thousands
NJ whurlmuu assembled t0 hear the
greeting u the city and the Denver
wheel club and responses from
visitors, James IL. Blown smoke Tor
the wheel CluU, ami called attention 10
IIr fact that Denver was foil OF wheel,
even 10 the neal OF the tiats huuue.
hlayOr Van Horn spoke foliullJus
words OF welcome on behalf OF the city.
NN..Hh . D. 20 ..#N D.
Then llufu were calls for visiting
Nhvtlmcn aud number responded, A
sinuEUrand genera reception followed,
tioun Views ui Colorado scenery were
aHnUgN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-16

900 indictments, making 5a3 found g.
Two days against persons In suit 10y tho
county chafgoi with selling liquor
without licenses, aud the investiga.
uors ~ The body have developed tho
iac' that the county, state aud city
havo lost about 81 5UO,00O iu the pact
eight yoata if1m failure g. cJllor. thIs
reyeuur. Before the Oud Of this woel.
u'ur 900 indictments will have been
iurued iuiJ cuuI..
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ENruUsIAsrIc Jars.
Editors aud orators Advocate ia.
CuuIuest ot china

SuuIuest ot china
LONDON, Aug. lG.-A disyalch 10 tho
Tunes from Shanghai says that Japan
IN pouring fresh troops iuto C0roa aud
upwards 0f 10000 Japanese soldiers
ute now IN C0fran Territory, The
Chinese neot, according 10 the same
dispatch, IL remaining passive. In
Japan this war fever n Intense, the
press aud popular orators preaching 60
the excited people vastly ambitious
schemes, including the conquest Of
China, or Mt least the conquest Of the
Chinese province hanchuug. The
Japanese p0pulNce ani press are under
complete Official control. Perfect orlef
prevails among tire town population.
The JapaHCse government euioTces
complete secrecy IN respect 10 all mil.
taiy movements.
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tho war In south africa,

PRLTOluA, SCUM Aiuca, Aug. TO-
llH kaiiif rebels al ZJuthansburg
have murdered large number VI
women nuI children. Tho BJor .ofoss
" tho Ira svaal government viii
attack The rubsis today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-16

WAsuINurUN, Aug, lG.-Thefe was
mere hauuiul VI the members present
ioluy when tho speaker called the
House 10 order The deficiency apple.
pgiAti0n bill was taken up.
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sASro's INEuurroN.
wsiI.Dressrd I.sdic, ragor 10 view the
lauFrur.

Moli.uresard Isdir. Eager 10 View ia.
iaUFrUT.
LYONS, Aus lG.--lhu execution OF
twsauJ Bau,O wulcl took place III
i'15 la broad daylight, was witnss,gd
ny 1t great number % people. Tho win.
uJSs IN tho vicinity wore crowded.
win ladits igHhiuua1ly dressed. The
roof tops and every pI.cu Of vantage
were thfOugol, FAUui0us prlCas wtfo
paid TOT place. In the windows over.
booking the gpIt su'eolu iUr the eEtcu-
ti4n. pn.s VAS uu open space At tha
Junction Of Buu Smith Hud Rue Cuuf.
suohst, with tHo plsDn on ono eide,
tho guu'darmB barracks on another
sides aud lArao wall on the thiru,
whiIo tue Rus sml,h WINS batrlcadeu
about seventy metres itUm where the
guill0llno was erected This barn,
cade was guar UI by squad.
ron OF ouirAssle'B and another
detachment WAS stationed In Rue
COufHuChet. Four hundred mon Of
the Ninety eighth regiment OF tho line,
IN addition ~ 900 pOliceAuu gendarms,
formed n Gordon around the place OF
execution, All accounts from those
near the assassin VI tho last mome nj
agree Us to Santos dying In Abjecl
terror
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Tho Free sugar niI referred 10 the
IInnIIr. lnInmILILr..

WAmuNOTuS, Aug. lI.-Hafrisis
motion TO refer the tree sugar bill %
the committee on finance wa, carried
IN the Senate today. Tue free coal,
Iron aud barbcd wire bills were Ais
tuieffud.
Senator Harris, acting chairman u
the CON uittce, informed tue members
that Intotiug would be- HulI Tor the
confederation o. the supplemental tatii
bills At $3.50 TO-DAY. iu hoped to DO ablo
20 report them tJmrrr0w.
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New YomS, Aug. 10. - California
fruit h. coming 60 this market more
freely than ever before. Last week
tue receipts were 10 cars anu irJu
Saturday in MONDAY 40 cars were re-
osiyud, Of which 20 were sold. Yes.
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NORTHUMBERLAND Inh,n,nh.nl

Special Dipa'. 10 ne NtwS
CnBYhNNE, Wyo., Aur. lO.-slnc
Of tao die ppoiDtcd candidates VIM
failed TO receive nomination. office
1t the ha sga OF tho recent Republican
county convention arc maHluZAn effort
10 pat an independent ticket In tho
Held. 10 10 not believed they will be-
fuUctsBiuL
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Iha raen,r. tyen 10 slrlle.

CHICAGO, Aug. ij.-Tho butchcrs'
strike at toe stocEyarIs has been de
cInicd un on the terms proposed by the
packers.
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The G0dhe. NnMe.. MiIs0n Case.

The GoIbo-Dawe,. Wilson criminal
assault case clo'el iu tho police court
this mOrnli & ma was tukru under al.
yiscmeut 10y Justice smith until
Saturday At ten q. a.
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Daniel Qginlan unI ChatIes W.
Peck, tau tI.fe ~ the defendants, were
TAX u bo orc Commission. Pratt last
, yenins aul aH1 required 10 furul1h
tupiot 81, 300 each u91llns tuc pre-
lim.nafy uoinus. The hfst named
remained Ia custody; Peck has rlvuu
the Toni an. has bueu cot NJ liberty.
No other arrests had been made up t1
o pm, but they are talaCd OF.
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MORE OF TaE GAME.


There was another sensational dovsl.
opmsnt today Ia tho "oow ami arrow
buuoo game, which was nippei In the
bud, and oiwhioh 10 much has already
bson said. Il came with the finding
Of a supplemental contract entered
into the night before the eventful raid
was made ami u short time previous
TO the division Of the "swag," as stake.
holder Wells calls Il.
The original contract, As published
In the NEWS last evening, closed ~
follows, but not with the siguagufes ~
herewith given, which Hru shown Ia
the newly discovered uocunUIE
Witness our hands aud signatures this
tih day Of August, A. ID, 1871.
siguedi s., LAFAYETTE.
Al WOODS.
By W. VI, Eily AsagsuI
ALBERT Mupus.
Final stakeholder aud
JunGr IT, +. Wells.
J. pITraiAN Roiorue.
Btokerl tor s. lafayette
W, r. Gmus,
j. a, RILEY.
Al bets AS stlpu a'oi below are made
on the conditions, rules and regulations
OF tho above contract
s. LAFAYETTE,
AIuUgr WOODS.
Then came the following words with
2 pen mark drawn uIuag tIrYuEu3 "W.
n, Gl,bs VI Albeit Wool, s2IJ,ul,"
Tho undersigned surcl,o, hereby agree
10 shoe. Wednesday morning, August
10Th, lsIi, hHHrUn hn aHugs " % and
o'clock IA tlu uuruIuE Ana la cAse
eiihor party failH tu SHOW up ready 10
shoot, SAID party rlni 'luoi. All the
money bot on lhia match.
So LAFNhLrrE,
ALUEN WOODS,
No. r., WELLS.
The most astonishing thing IN this
additional agreement 10 The apparent
fact that PltimF the ruiufee uAd ~
least 81 900 be-. on me result OF the
shooting contest Chioi Pralt con,
struud ,it g. mean Insg thc "suokerp
that wa green enough 10 wager
mia money iu "a direction uil.
feTently taken from that Of the ~.
feres would stand = very slim
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AZ Outlaw sIIOr DEAD.
10 Tell Nsnr tho ,po, where lie Hal
hiiiod an Indian

FORr GlBsDN, /, T., Aug. l6.-The
noted outlaw, John FiUlis, rode into
Bragg, near here, aud Deputy sheriff
Johnson undertook 10 arrest him,
Fields tried TO klll the officer j.
Luurslord fired two shots aud Fields
ioll deaf within u lew loot OF where he
killed Red Bird, the Cherokee, Tor
which ne was serving fifteen years
sentences NJ fanItqunh, when he ~.
capped two months ago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-16

snow 90 got hls cash hack, ami that
Pitlmsn hal vi1lsic "a Territorial ard
Uniloi States statute the Iounliy Uf
which "ln such cases maize and pro.
vliel" IL very severe. The culei stated
thst more siFtHis would bee made this
afternoon ami that before he rot
through ihufo would be- some very
much supplied people In town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-16

selling Liquor without Licsnas.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug, l6.-Ths
grand iuTy Of Shelby oOuuty has found
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-05-24

La femme esq toujours chairman.
to: svant quinze ans, ellie est diyi-
ne ct men salt rien; avant vingt
ans, ellie est adorable ct ne pignore
pas; avant trente ans, ellie est deli
cieuse ct 7eut qu'on lie sache; avant
cinquante ans, ellie est desirable ct
sen fait gloire; avant soixante ans,
ellie est aimable ct le montre avec
dignite; plus tard, ellie fait notre
admiration, quand ellie est bonne
ct indulgente.-Fr6d6ric 3ataille.
J'ai une folle e1vie de savoir 81
besucoup seront de mon avis:
vingt deux ans, VOLTA Page lie plus
charmant de la fem mme. Clement