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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-28
SALMAGUNDI.

Goodyears Snag-Proof Rubber
Boots at Reinhar;'s. [4-3Otf1
Fred Reinken, of Lamoille. and
John Hawkins, of Ruby Valley, are
in town to-day.
French Crystal Spectacles and Eye
Classes at Muller's.
Fifteen hundred and eight delegates
es are attending the National Repub-
League convention at Denver.
Fresh Insect powder and all kinds
Of best Fly paper-at Mnller's y
New potatoes, straw berries, tripe
and fresh sausage at Ben Craig
heads. +
Steve Henly is renovating his butch
cher shop and grocery store. The
new show window put in by Gardner
4 Son is decided improvement.
DR.. G. Il. Moore dentist Elko. Crown
and bridge work. Teeth without
plates. Office at residence. Il
L. d. Albert who came in from
Mound Valley Tuesday says the late
frost destroyed all the fruit and play
ed havoc with the gardens in that
section.
Bamboo fishing poles u to 20 feet
| long, from 10 to 25c each, and full
line of fishing tackle at Muller's.
X
The Carson Tribune says that Thos.
|0Connor, who represented Storey
county in the Assembly of 81 will
succeed Owen Pearce as foreman of
he Mint Refinery.
+ c. E. Wilson, y. D.S., surgery of
the mouth.-Office at residence, Ida
no Street, Elko, Nevada. Hours 9
+ tO5.
L The Pennsylvania Democrats yes
+ terday nominated VIM, Singerly, pro-
p1ctor of the Philadelphia Record,
/ for Governor and John S, Killing for
Lieutenant Governor.
The cheapest place to buy ready
/ made clothing is at Reinhart's.
Don't buy a suit till you see our
prices. I4-3OtfI
Bishop Leonard was a passenger on
No. l this morning. He did not stop
( on account of the Pullman boycott,
as it is doubtful when another train
will arrive from the west.
Dave Casper has just received a
new lot of samples of Spring and
Summer clothing which will be made
to order from SIT up. +
deed was recorded at the Court
House at Salem, Mass, on Tuesday
week. bearing the date of Aug. a,
l'6l. Ithad never been recorded, and
was put on record to perfect title.
We have just received about sou
samples Of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Spring and Sum
neF. Suits made to order from S15
and pants from So up. M. Rn1NHARr.
Mr. j. Pasevitch, the photographer,
mas pitched his tent west of the De-
pot Hotel and is ready to take photo
b'aphS at reasonable prices. He will
onIy remain up to and including the
Fourth.
Ihe French Senate and Chamber
deputies, sitting as Il National AS
tVno!y, elected Casimier Perier Pres.
'0en' Of France, yesterday. Perier
vas elected on the first ballot. re.
ewing 451 votes, clear majority of
Feventecn.
Inc total Republican vote at the
y.eSah election was 1,034; Populists,
t""S'; Democratic, 17,498; Prohibi,
'oD' 200. The combined opposition
vie loots up 1921 aginst 41,O34 for
nc republican ticket. Not such a
'eat victory after all.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-28

w. rrice's Cream Baking Powder
WIN stair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-28

The Board of Regents have bal
ance of SG,114.39 with which to run
the State University the remainder of
the year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-28

WHEN SO MANY people are tax
ing and deriving benefit from Hoods
Sarsaparilla, why don't you try it
yourself? 1t will build you up.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will make you
strong.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-28

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion, biliousness. Try
box.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-28
Notice of Sale under Fore
closure.

IHE HENDERSON BANKING {
COMPANY, a CORPORA i
TON,
Plaintiff. |
CHEsLEY WOODWARD and
MARY j. WOODWARD,
Defendants.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-28

pr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
"c.fd'& Fai- fi2:les3 Award.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
CAUSE And EFFECT.
Senator BriCe Sp,abs Of The Pollii.
cal Situation.
HARD TIMES TURN ELECTIONS.
Adlai Stevenson tho Next Democratic
Presidcntial Canlidatc-ihc he.
port ON tho Treat strike.

NEW YORK Nov. lbs nat,r Btico
VIII, Is la tue city, has been iutrt-
viewed regarding tue political siIua-
tiou. lie said;
"rhe Democratic party was defeated
because OF the hard times. Tue ques-
ton was not ~ much a tariff issue ~
Gieat many people re led TO think.
The people All over the county ex.
pcctud that tue party IN power would
bring better times aud when tnis lid
not matefialiGu they turned thoir bal
lots against them. The same caused
tue defeat Tor Harrison two years ago.
When prosperity iangulshe1 they
blame the party In power as toe cause
" II. But 1 thlnk that things viii
brighten up ~ that we Will have a de-
cijedly spirited prcaldontiAi contest"
"WnO 10 you think will be tue next
pfe.idenual candidate on tbs Demo.
cfstiC ucgt2 WA Cleveland iuu ior
thirl trlm2"
"rnu next Democratic candidate 10
run for tho Presidency will bv Atlal
Stevenson nnd ho viii have tbs united
support OF oil factions Of his party. lie
ia tue logical candidate anu no comes
ffom state that can be carried by tue
Democrats. lie L. the beet mRu we
can take. do n0t thiuk that the
party would make mistake. The
election of lhst tuesday settled the fate
ui several Prospective cundiuatts anu
1 am more than ever CJuviucod now
that Adlai Stevenson In our mau. A.
for Cleveland running Tor third term,
AL thar hinl Of talk ~ twaddie."
"What DO you think oi tho report OF
the ChiCigO ssiiRo CummisiiUnrn?h
"lt l. hardy worm tue pspur II IL
written on. Tue conclusions aud rec.
concentrations arc Tor The m0dt part
theory Olly, anu the country 10 iull Of
theorists. The people thoroughly uu-
utfalaud the strike ana 10 h dead
issur. 1 DO Mt look i.ruuy ptaoucai
fesults from tho report, Tue iJeA Of
national board VI arbitration IL u
beautiful theory but would never work
tor tne parties IN dispute wOuiu appeal
10 the courts any wuy as u nHai Te-
sorl."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
coLoRADo's RESOURCES.
Ample Communication Abundance
oiooid-No CrOp Failures.

NEW YOml, Nov. l6.-Nice Pfesl-
ient Henry Molcott Of the ColUfAdo
Fuel anu Iron company Aui brother
VI u. \. senator MOlo0tt, In one OF the
FRET prominent business mtn from
Colorado who nave come east since the
election.
Regarding the defeat OF the Popullsls
In MS state no said;
Snow that We have demonstrated
that Colorado 10 not really controlled
by Popuiists, IN TACT that we have
buried them beyond the hope uf rsHut.
recliOn, do not SEQ why the state
should not prOgreis IN the matter Of
material prosperity Us rapidly aa II did
before Waite'A accidental elevation 10
public life created dislrust aud Rppre-
heusi0n. Thu great value OF our re-.
sources IL shown by the fact that i've
railroads have rerched out from the
Mississippi river 10 do business with
us-the Union Pacific, the Atchisou,
the Rock luland, tho Missouri Pacific
anu the Burlington. BrsiI0s, capital
was easily secured TO construct the
liueg from Colorado 10 tue gulf Of
Mexico. All Uf these roads ana those
who hold their securities are deeply
Interested IN our WtliAfc anu 80 are tue
security holders VI the Two OF three
roads that traverse the state, For
these reasons Il seems TO mo that a
greater number Of people have watched
our political and business nGai0a mo
closely than thute Of aus state west Of
the Mississippi.
owe have lived down the idea that
silver Ia the mainstny VI tho. statt's
prosperity. We Will mine this year
AZ per cent more gold than last year.
owing 10 our system Of irrigation We
have no crop failures anu the develop
ment Of agricultural lands by that
sysIem II increasing steadily. IL may
interest you TO know that last season
We shipped out OF tho state over n
million dollars Of iruit, although the
fruit growing INDUSTRY 10 IN its in.
fancy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
wORKINGMEN AROUSED.


A large delegation OF eEel,oi and
angry sewer lGb9rers called "a, the
police station this afternoon aud de-
manded the arrest Of Angus Melon.
all, tue sub.eoutrsu!or On the gravity
sewer.
They alleged that no wa, owing
them n, 200 in sums ranging from SO
to $40 anu that no had failed to pay
tn IN according % contract, They set
up the claim that they were 10 receive
thJir cash on friday last, but up to
dale II wasnot forthcoming. The men
also went 20 Mr.. Hob,on, tho oriuinal
CONTRACTOR anu Appealed to him Tor
help. M. hob.On they sny Informed
them that he had settled with Mr..
Mcdonald aud that they uiust ~ K 10
HIM ana 10 him alone Tor their nay,
whu,epOn they Sought tho police.
Daplain Donovan informed them tina,
it was a vivii ease and that the mon
had teltor consul. lawyer Afer h
frie' cOusultauon they decluca " 40
20 aud ,vlt the hall,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
SHADED CITY LIFE.
Shocking Cases Of Juvenile DspTaYlly
as Seen 10 The Police Court.
GUILT snAurLrs,LY CONFESSED.
A Qairk Witted Negro WAC llad Three
PAIRS of shoe, for Ills "HothrtO
Whore Ills "sis.cr,n Came In.

The disgusting un1 s1ul.slckenins
scenes thai have been witnessed IN the
l0iIc court The last week or ten days
are d Fad comm, nlary on that part NJ
the Jus. uilo community which Rfu
part ami parcel Of tho so.ealleI lower
cfust % society.
hetral register iulhst braurh Of tho
municipal government today hal
al quIA % suuu ga,cs on i,s pager.
They aye too yiIruui dcm0tauzlng 10
Uu given 10 detail, lt ~ sufficient to
LAY that they atu 20 bltrlbiy appalling
that nono but tine m1sI degraded would
caro- u listen 10 recital oi
them oven Ia secret. Boys
ana glfi-, some OF whom viii
not reach mauuuu4h or woman.
nUOu's cnt4tr Tor several years TO come
WHO are ia aul CliI4fou a. YET
WALKED thAmDirssiy, brs zruly, with
thuir faces wrautnuI iu tmilts OF dt-
naucu ~ 40 tuu bar u Justice aud Goa.
fcusrl tuyls uirs, experimenting their
AurulWinds mynt vilu tue utHtemout
iu moro than uuU CnEu tust they had
chosen that Rad Ut a lie. rnat no
good w.uI4 DO accomplished by ini'
prlsuumuut % other punishment, Tor
Tue reason mat il sDUn aH the demands
OF tie law usd been satisfied anu Tree.
uum was thvif- once IA g., they would
return 10 tue uuuuiH ui hnAme aud
CRIME from which tlpy hBd been tenn.
pufatiiy removed.
Alice Barker ard Frank Brown,
better I'm wu a. liulltn OCUnuoT,
wrfu ARE stUl Ia a lodging house on
COMMERCIAL street this IA rui y, anu
on uviug taken before the court m.
uuuuCeu their guilt uuhositaunrly, ne
liu Also another couple vi tue ramo
stripe. Ihey gave their OCcul atoms
n6 "spufs," au4 tueir cases were con.
uuuuI uuui iutrg iu the Jay.
But thcht were uotau the youngsters
ahl wrtB before Judge . nitn 1 day.
Frank smiley, whose police court title
10 the " Tramp kld," plead not gYiity
70 the ola rEr %. yagmuUy, But ~ lao
-pFut several mJutaa ina tnu pUuitcu-
uAry anu BE- known 90 bt u bad chHrac-
tee biz casu was pus,puugd Ia ord
tuat more cvidulce might tc secured
against MIN.
bniy COlnng, who claimed 70 be ono
81 thc tfuttl ~ pua OF "uc cuiluA race
iu tho West" he owner OF Rssri
nud II restaurant H. Butte anl.tfg u1ss.s,
sIf Of u voice As auFiil ~ = shsphrrd,-
iItc, was found with three rair. OF
iaiiv' shOos concealed Ou nis pofs1n.
ASKED a. 10 what he Intended uolng
with them, no replied that be OK pecivd
Co suud tuem o. ula m1tuos ia LJuitl.
aul.
"All Of them?" inquired the court.
"fe.ssh," resp tho pr s0uer.
but there afe three silica here. What
about tha.gn
"Woll, sab, dunno, but Iss got two
sisters, ~ DAYS All Tt.hL"
rhu court prevented any further OK.
PLANTATION OF this character ny pJslpon.
in tue case uutii tomorrow.
Frank Wilder d. thu name OF little
CHAP VINO was fuu ia this morning on
suspici0nof being con ecleu with re-
cent burglary,
Thete were several minor cases anu
arrests, aud Altogether the poles depart
muut has had a uusy day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
THE BONDS MURDER CASE.
The Defendant on the Witness Stand
at Beaver Today.

Special me NEws. per DaT-; Ias7rlpA
BEAVER, Uuu, Nov. To- rue Bonds
murdrr cato Il dragging ils slow length
along In the uisltlct court. Interest la
the proceedings aud the outcome IL IT,
vTeasing steadily. 10 l. generally con.
coded that the prosecution nave O case
10 which the creates, skin will DO TO.
quired b resist.
Tue defense opened this morning.
Their statement 10 the Jury disclosed
tho TACT that tho theory OF tho defense
is belief on the Iart OF the defend
ant that his own lie was ia dan
ger from the deceased because Of
threats made by the latter ON numerous
occasions, anu threatening conduct
Immediately before the shooting. Tue
defendants vile was the fret witurfr,
but was Immediately eXou'ed from tee.
uiying because no foundation Tor
tue testimony was introduced. The
defendant then took the stand tenn.
pOrarily, and after the noon recess Mis.
Bonds was again tSstiiying, The
court room was thronsed continually.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
Entertained at the Fort.

After the military maueuyers were
over at Fort Douglas yesterday
afternoon tho ON srIs OF tho National
Guard Of Utah, together with a large
number u gentlemen from the city,
who had witnessed the atlfay, were
invited 10 the oilleeH' club rooms
where they were entertained until
aud even after the evening parade
took place. While tho iesiiyiti,s
worH Ia progress General CLARK.
son ana son, Colonel Tfumbo, and
Colonel C.oRerill, the well known
New York Journalist, arrived ana
we're PLEASANTLY received and enter.
lainsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
ArEcuLI,It DELusIoN.
Frank Wells Thinks spies are Com
stantiy watching nim.

Stantiy watching Him.
Pueblo, Colo, Nov. l5.-Frank q.
Neiis vas committed To tho state ia.
SANE asylum rom ArspahOU county In
August, 1851, aud h now nearly nifty
years u axe. DR.. T.. X. rnOmb-, al.
rector u Ia. asylum, said Ia speaking
OF Wells's ca.r,ine knowledge VI whose
enuesvOfs ~ secure a release was then
INST brought 10 MIN! ellis malAdy IL
known NJ patnnola, shat II, he suffers
IRON liked And systumatlc delusion,
When lie came httu hr iubOred under
the impttssiOn That a Miss Mcneil, Of
Chicago, anu her family were endea-
vOriug 10 force him 70 marty her. lie
thought that spies were constantly
Watching him, that they were seuruttd
d. the ceiling Aud in all manner VI
places. ~ strong hold had this de.
fusion on his mind that he would
crawl under his bed 10 hide aud 10
write Letters. Alter limo thu peTsou.
ahty OF his supposed prosecutors
changed and likewise the details OF his
delusl0n. Hu declared that n daughter
Of l.. n, Letter wished 10 become hrs
wife anu spoke Of her intention 10 send
him ptestnts. More recently his
laneied iuamDratA has been n daughter
OF Jay Gould anu ho Askeu my permits.
sion to receive span OF horses as
ptesent from her. lie has never been
under close confinement anu for long
time posted aud Received the mail al
the pOsl0illce. At one time he wrote
The postmaster general that there was
a large sum oil money Tor him In the
office here which he could not get, anu
40 plausible WAS his letter tuat tho de-
paflment took tue matter up"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
raou HLuErIELDs
Report. Indicstr n satisfactory settle
mrnt OF the trouble

ment OF the truuhies
wAsm1SorOS, Nov. l6.-Dr. Guz
man, the Nicaraeuan minisier here,
has received reports fr m Bll,helds
iudicatinga s,ii,faetoTy srt'l,ment Of
the troubles whicn have 20 long III .el'
cd tue Musqlit1 reservation. GA 7el-
TENDER 2Bln new constitution was
proclaimed, firmly asserting the Mica
faguRu supremacy there, anu Catt1i
the fret constitutional governor,
WIS formally Installed. Al ugus
Of OBJ o,itiun, II was said, had dlsap-
penTcd aud American feaidontg. NOE.
ably WiitbauEs who has been tNilrd
anu later pariOnod, voluntarily gave
their adhesion 10 tho new governmeut
aud assisted la lie iuitiaiion' Ih'
Bfilith waubip Mohawk, then IN p.gt,
took no notice ~ the Observance on
shore, but tue United states ship Mar
bluhtnd h'cu n salute OF nineteen guns
anu & pLO'Nsil addressed "a y Altering
letter q Governor CAbtz, cousraiulat'
Ing him upon the suvceas which AZ
tended his efforts g. restore peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
o,MnII.y snrrsnasr. nImssIG

CHICAGO, Nov. l5,-Ex.State senR.
tor John O'Maliry, Tor whom tue
police have been searching since the
night Of the election, suTfvnuefed him
sclf today. O'Ma!loy Is charged with
having wounded n bartender and cab
driver anu was also wanted for alleged
completely in this murder OF Gus Col.
lander, the Judge VI eleo,lonsf killed
while resisting the attempt 10 steal the
ballot bex, O'Malley deuied that he
had anything tUldO with tho ballot box
theft.
O'Mally says after mis- row on cleo.
ton night he got on spree anu went
East, not kuowing shat he was wanted
here 30 badly. He knocked around
Newark, Jerspy CITY aud Now York
until he heard from friends that there
was hue and cry after him, and he ut
once decided 10 come back.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
ONE PAIR An HOUR.
A Unlqne md Remarkable Feat at the
the u. 4. NJ. l. Shoe Factory.

A very interesting and remarkable
feat was accomplished 1t the y. @. NJ.
|. shoe factory this afternoon between
the hours Of and 4 O'clock.
The performance was tho manu- fac
ture from the raw material OF a pair
ofshues polished aud complete in one
hour. o. course the work was ali
done by machinery and during the
period IN question many pairs were
really made. The test WAS simply for
the purpose Of showing how perfect 10
all OF ita parts IA the great shoe plant
Installed IN that splendid institution
which gives work 10 90 many eni-
ployet annually,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
IIis nody UTematsd.

NEWTON, y. ", Nov, l5.-rhe body
Of William S,urgcs, the Chicago mil.
llouaiTe, wac incinetatel nj the FIesh
Pond cromAtoIy. Toe body was IN.
caiei in plain cloth covered caskst.
Tue services at the ctomst0ry were
the most impressive ever held there.
The rooms were brilliantly illuminat.
cd. ThOto present besides tue clergy.
man who made the prayer over the
body OF the dead man, were two
women, relatives Of the deceased, VINO
had accompanied the body from Chi.
cage, anu the organist, who played n
diTgo upon the little organ during the
iuclneratlOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
IT is NOT GOFFORD.
sheriff lielnap Talks OF the arrest OF
Two ilorssthleyes Captured BY Him.


Sheriff BslnAp OF Weber county was
Ia the city today mud 10 n NEWS rt.
porter related how no captured the
horss thieves Robertson and Welsh. IL
was very clover catch and one that
proves the statement TO be true that
tho Weber county sheriff is ono VI the
best Ia the Territory.
The men stole two horses Ia Davis
county from o man named Egheft.
They rode post haste TO lheSaud Ridge
where they lett Ons Of tue animals,
taking with them a much better one
belonging b Pete Terry. They then
started Tor Weber canyon where they
stole another horse from farmer.
The stolen animals were In their pof.
session when they rode up to the muz.
zle OF tho sherif's gun unaware.
They were disarmed IN a very dip
lomauc manner, and VIII . being taken
o. Og leD, after having teen searched
once, small pistol which discharges
four shots at u time was found In Rob.
ettson'a vest pocket. Both men 10.
fused to tell where they came from.
SAnpete men who saw Robertson last
night declare that he Is not kOnOrd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
ANOTHER vicrIu.

An Italian MirtHiiy wounded Oh
ii'ctiou naY Ia chicago
CmcAUJ, Nov. i5.-Auuthrr life hao
utcu taken by rlu gers in tue Twenty.
thifd senatorial District In Pagli-
ushi, an Italian, dio1 ut az Michigan
street early this m0rnsug ~ result Of
ilJurcs inflicted uu election day. He
uRhi araiust the iugitivu sx.sisto
scuhtuf O'Mailty and was given dose
% s.uug shot. This was Ia the saloon
oil certain Sha1urD the southeast
c rncr OF HIN b. and Market streets.
Antonio hhahefU, the saloon kee, vf's
son, IL changed with havii & done the
work. He ~ now IN the UNITY jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
AMalaAnAIloN or rNIoNs.
Proposition iisforr the session q
knights of iRhoE

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. rs The morn.
ing s,s,ion " the KuighA ai Labor
was consumed Ia listening TO an au'
dress by George II wArj, vice press
dent Of the American Railway union,
who presented o Proposition sIr tnv
consolidation Of al ilbUr organ ea.iuu,
Oi tue country INTO one vnt tody,
under Single board O.. m-ua ymvnt
anu with smalfAmution Interests. lie
believed 10 fuCh plan wote ulopIeI
labor would hu iu "a position more com.
plrtoly 70 have wrongs felfusscd anu
more speedily obtain to rirh's. dranu
Master Sovereign spoke IN .avor OF the
plan proposed by Howard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

through the intorceasion ofouf min'H.,r
at Lisbon. II ~ shown that tht IS me
was innocent OF burflati US tsn'.
Hollis was sentenced TO siN months
Imprisonment, but the Prosecution,
regarding the seuienro a. ihautqualei
noted au appeal Thie appeal was re-
iuffed TO Lisbon, II u IL rejected, ~
Anticipated, the consul VIII DO declared
Innocent. Meanwhile he is confined
IN the fortress at Mozambique, aud
treated with kindness anu tsn'iaei'
alton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
pidn,i Ride lhe nnndred.

Jensen, tho long distance wherlman,
failed To make the 100 mile record
yesterday afternoon No intended. His
failure, however, WIS Cue 90 an ncci.
dent which couBistcd in puuciufing
the tire OF bis wheel. Ito rGdr fl'ty
miicB at ara'r OF speed, which, 10 Cuu.
tinurd, " uld have smashed the 100
mile record made at ~. LJuif.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
Gels or With a $40 Fine.

"Aiadame" itislnrr indicted fer a
fraudulent use Of tue mails Tor immoral
purposes, was Erfliguod In Chlti jus
lice Mrrul'e court this afternoon anu
plead guilty, waiviDg tho statutory
ucy huwat stated thnt the puaiuiiicc
authorities would be- satisfied win the
imposition % u d q on the ono iudict-
mcut, mud hc nsgtd that tnr second
be- dlsmissci. Tho c.utt or Tered the
defendant 10 pay a hue of SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

BEHLIS, Nov. i5.-rho ceremony Of
swearing In the recruits Of tue Berlin,
ChaTloltvnbuTs, Spandau aud Licht,n'
ieldt dielfict occurred today IN the
LuslgAttun, In the presence OF
Emperor William, who made n speech
10 tue recruits In VIII. h he urged them
not TO forget Il was their duty to defend
the iathofiand ana uphold Ordtr anu
the EulIgion Of The o0nnlIy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
Ahmed nj the Seerrlary.

a petition for writ Of msndamua
against Secretary u Tho Territory G.. q.
Il Guards has been presented 10 Chief
Ju.rce Merit, by Powers auI 5.taup,
attorneys acting on ueh 30 OF l.. i.
McCuue,ihr registrar u JuaJ county,
TIE p.aiuun seeks m rough the Thifd
district G ut 10 compel the Secretary TO
leslie 10 htm a warrant Ia the sum OF
So, the Hllo vance ~ which hos been
80 u'eu. The claim b. made Tor seivi.
cuH alleged 10 have been fUn gtc4 ~
MCCuuv, a. registrar, uuriug tho
month 10 Angus, at tho rate uf 80 Iut
Jay, hul Tue ground aAvu ny rutfc'
AIRY ii.ruufJs ~ tuAt fosistfafs o1tu.
mhud compensation 0uis iJr such Jays
~ they ME actually engaged Ia the die
charge 1i t.tlf uutius; iufthrTthat the
APPROPRIATION I tue p1y mrut oi rrg'
is.rura auI other eiuuilu uiilcrra Ia not
uilltUut 90 allow Gus payment %
claims 90 thCtzirut OF more hau -
yer ceut lu excess Of tho election tz-
pouses OF ihc year 1892 .
'tne writ nau not been isauul up 70
thla Afternoon.