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Store Burglarized.

Some timo uuring Saturday night
thv r,ore OF Jamls @. Watson, ut tho
corner Of Flrh South aud rhlii Wosl
streets, was broken into aud a quantity
Of cracker, candy, cigarette, cigars,
tea and nee taken. lAu value OF all
that was carried away amounted 20
only % fuw dollars. Tho burglary was
probably the Work Of boys VINO had
learned that tho bolt OF tue door mad
been broken and Was inssOuir. The
necessary repairs have been made.
There was no money 10 carry Oh.
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Trouble Between Brothcrs.in.Law.

A young man named Reed who 70.
side. on Second North between sixth
anu Seventh West swore to com.
plalntin gho police oourlthis morning,
charging his brolhor-in.law, Fred.
Gray, with using threatening language
towards him to such an extent as TO
cause the complainant to DO IN fear Of
his HE.
IL appears that Gray married. sister
of Reed about nine years ago, ana
mat tho married HE Of Ihe couple mus
a ! been NJ happy M desirable for tho
uast few months, aud with q Wow 10
occurring relief, MTg. Gray recently IN
ftituiel proc, elinra Tor divorce. Reed
nl,sges that while going home last night
Gray sprang Violently upon HIM anu
iut Tor tho interference " byslandere,
would, 10 use Reed's own language,
have ooue MIN up. A warrant was
accordingly isiued ior the bTother'in-
laws gfrest'
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The Legislative Ball.

Arrangements Tor tho grand ball to
DO given Ia tue rheaIor In this city Ia
honor Vi tho Torritory's present law
makers are now well under way. Au
immente liit Of committees oomprlsed
ofprominont Republicans from all OF
the leading Cities Of the Territory has
been appointed. These viii he assisted
by the Republican central committee
OF Salt L4gg, .uu q strong rhOFl viii be
made 10 make II tn0 mDst memorable
social event OIL tho bynsOn. IL viii he
given ON tho owe Oi Washingt0n's
blrshdRyi the 2lst lot
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1 PROBLEM TO SOLVE
f,,,s,m.n Concerned about The
Railroad Situation.
,ar roruLlsr SENTIMENT sRroSG
-Jt about Buying the Union Pacific
aud l,unnlng II by tho
Government.

w,sr.oroN, Feb. i2.-Congrefs
-mn.,ea hard problem to solve soon
y, ns Implications which hnve
'.,.,, over tho stock OF tho Union
pacn. -
ppupr the pact week there haa beou
rush qulsl discussion Of tho matter,
.,g,rd Oh by the attention given
"a tho ether EMBELLISHMENTS in
ts railroad situation, arising from
M. MANAGEMENT Of the roads by fe-
si,,,, q. =. Huntington has been
y. Warrington several days In con-
''bau-r. uaft u tho tine with Bricc,
.t.itraii " the senate committeo on
T"r,6, m.lfoaIs; also with other
-.,.t,f. ANA representative. Ono re-
..it M I'M visit was the Introduction q
KIN f1r ,ue rofuudiug Ui the debt q
~. Union Pacific. Reilly NJ Pcnnayl-
900. cunifman Of the House COM
,,ite1. nae conferred iftquH4tly Win
p,ics on the subject aud 10 fully in'
s',,,.t a tho views OF the Senate
smmliler, several schemes Tor settle
n,r1t have been proposed 10 the housu
samwlt,ec, but not onc OF them hos
vi received fullluiont backing 10
isitify liz mention ~ probability
s.iJ mtmtrr VI the HOUSE: "IhlB
natter Il -oIug 10 be one OF the most
troublesome the fity-thitd Congress
Yin have TO deal with. lts perple&i.'ts
ers,ly enlarged ihe strong fopul's'
ointment IN Congress which regards
5Il corporations, Particularly hllfoAu
e5ronllous, very bevcrely.n
Jsry simpson, the fJpuliat leader
ays tie govtfnment should buy the
Ualon Pacific outright aud run IT, "li
Ne suected with u, 10 would DO a stop
bWafd government control Of the rail-
raIaU
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rnn Monsr or rmE wINrEn.
Reports OF SNOW. CaId aud storm h
Several Places.

Reports OF SNOW. cold aud storm la
several Places.
CHICAGO, Feb. ia genuine blis.
nrd set la here last night and Gun
unues undated. A fiercu gale sweeps
ifom tho northeast, accompanied by
vet, binding snow, which Is piliug
up In drifts la the streets, delaying the
Incoming trains anu blocking tho stree,
car traffic. IL 10 the worst of the win
lu anu is steadily increasing m
violence.
Adyices 10 the Associated Press
show that the storm Is very widespread.
Al Topeka, kansss, II IL raging with
great violence. The snow Ia foot
aeep and still falling and drifting be-
IRE a firroe west wind. All tho rail-
roads 10 the West are blookaded. The
blizzard Is very severe IN the western
part Of the state, The mercury IL ten
degrees above zero.
no STREET CANS RUSSISG.
sT. JOSEPH. Mo, Fob. l2.-lloports
have been received 10 the effect that a
il0im has been raging since yesterday
morning aud the snow In foot ana n
half on the level No street cars have
nun since yesterday afternoon and no
trains have arrived at Kansas City.
The snow stopped after falling for
tgenty.fnur hours. THIS snow IL Elk
leen inches ON the level aud badly
dtlliei. No street cars are running.
SNOW sIN INCHES DEEp.
CEDLR RAPIDS, Iowa, Feb. l2.-The
inow is six inches deep with no ap-
psamnce Of letting up. Tfgilic II not
much inturicTed with. At GAlesburg,
lll., the street car traffic Is abandoned.
The burlington road IL aending out
only passenger trAins. The country
mads arc being blockaded. IL Is still
,aowing.
Az FORT wAYEE.
CHICAGO, Feb. l2.-At Fort Wayne,
lud,i the storm has bren raging since
lasl night. Street car tfaiilo Is entiToiy
suspended and the mercury Is falling
laplly. A severe aleet storm prevails
NColumbus, Ohio.
N OTHER PLACES.
The Storm broke loose at Cleveland
lhis m0iniug. BY noon the street car
service was demoralized. The prospect
= Mat the railroad will be blockaded
uelOte morning.
Alsi, Louis the storm abated about
llon with four inches OF alushy mixed
h'd and snow on the ground. Telc-
Eiphlc anti telephone communication
1'e seriously interieTed with.
reports from southern Illinois,
.ou1hern and central Indiana, Mis-
sun and Arkansas, all tell The
zane story. Tho situation promises
" DO aggravated by the sudden
uIop IN the temperature, covering the
solnd with coating OF ice. Traffic
~ ~ slandstiil. rno telegraphic sit
ggIAln II the worst for long time.
mere are no wires south anu very few
~ any other direction.
foH Scott Is 1s., reports the heavl-
1S1tnoW In many ytnrs. The Missouri
naelhc passenger Is euow bound neal
moran Three engines have been sent
" ila Fellti II la believed they rlsl
arc showed in.
AZ Hammond, Ind, the snow Il
No leul deep, and still falling, and
ll''NhB badly. The street cars are tied
NJ, ~ Oliumwn, lows, the heav.ea
"44AIu ol Tho season 10 reported. The
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TIE KILLING OF JOE LEONARD.
U1mmCuc. mcut Uf she Trial II Scr
g,an. Linse 10 Judge Mcrritps
Court,


Shortly before noon today the casos
Of the U. Z. VI Edward G. sheffield
and Frederick Liusc, indicted boy "a
former granl jury for the murder Of
Joe Leonard. al the Fort Douglas req.
efvation, IN June, 1888, wa- called up
In a. order Ia Chief Justice Merri,vs
court.
The prosecution will DO conducted
by Assistant District Attorney Howat
and the defense by Attorneys q. =.
Vafau aud HIchuri w, Young.
some time was consumed In prollm-
inary talk between counsel on either
Hidr, lhe prosecution desired u tfy
the case VI Sheffield first, bui tuis was
HttCuuOusly opposed 10y toe ueiUn4B on
the ground that they were not prepared
70 proceed. After much argument the
assistant district attorney consented ~
10 uu with Liuse's lfihl.
The defense then applied 10 the court
that the plea previously intrrplsed
VI former acquitted be- allowed b Ftaud
au1 tho ori!ur 0vorfuling thu demurrer
by Judge ZiuD set aside. Tho cOuit
took this under Rdvisemunt.
Leave was then asked 10 enter q
Flea Of iofmvf Jeopardy On July 25lh,
1903, at Fort Douglas, before court
martial lawfully convened, but this his
Honor Oyeffuied after considerable
Argument.
The ompaueling Of n Jury 70 try
Lime was going forward when court
adjourned for the usual noon recess.
fnU facts VI thia case nru doubtless
still iresh IN the minds 0f readers Of the
NEwr, having been July given In
these columns from Time 10 time since
the occurrence OF the tragedy ia which
the unfortunate man Leonard lost his
life
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Tho Senate Committee Discussing the
HuEhr clause

Tho Senate Committee Discussing the
Sugar clause
WARRINGTON, Fob. l2.--The Senate
committee engaged ON the Wilson
tnul bill was again ut oTk this morn.
ing. They maize considerable progress
hut did not succeed Ia putting II In n
shape to permit it's being reported TO
tho Senate as soon as hoped. One OF
the memherd said: "We may conclude
our work within three or tour days,
aud we may be- engaged on the bill
two weeks yet. We are getting on
very well. We mean to have the bill
IN ua good shape as pOstibls when we
do report II; therefore, We 10 not in-
tend 10 rush it too mucb."
A report has been circulated 10 the
effect that refined sugar might bs ole.
eliminated against TO the extent Of
placing lower tax upon 10 than raw.
a member OF the subcommittee IL
authority for the statement that there
IL nothing Ia the story. II the raw
article Ia taken from the Tree list ana a
duty fixed upon It, said ths Senator,
there would be an Increase OF the duty
on refined sugar and 1t viii probably be
from J 10 o. a cent per pound higher
than tne raw sugar duty.
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on Saturday afternoon a locomotive
On the Salt Lake and Western went
Into snow bank near Eureka, IN the
bore Of clearing the track. But the
snow was too much for tho iron horse,
which was turned over on lie side. A
wfcckiug crew was sent down and
today iH Engaged Ia getting the
locomotive ON the track anu drawing
tue train cut OF tho su0wdtiii.
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AENstEIOS
An Onicer Prefers charges Against
Itis superior

SAN FRANCHCO, Feb. l2.--rhefe IL
tuntniiol BIO army circles here.
Lieutenant. Colonel Young has pre-
icrftd charge against Colonel Graham
commanding ,hu Unitol States forces
a. Preside, aud Colonel Graham has
caused the lrIest OK Colonel Young.
The exact facts are not obtliusblc, but
il is believed that Colonel Young
charges his superior onlcer win
tyranny aud tlutesaiou, and that
Graham charges Young with conduct
prguiiclai to tho service. AZ near
that Colonel Gfaham's couue has been
very tyfannical.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE EEsi0S Go. have arrived I'D
Will give gleir iltsg performance ~ sue
Incaler this evening.
1uE MoNpAY NIGHr CLUu Will
give An entertainment Ia tue pur orr
~ the Congregational ChugOh building
tonight, rendering Howeii's two piece,
A LiNely story anu Eyvuing DreuH'
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TODAY's PROBATE COURT.
The Question OF Rc.openlng The &C.
counts In the Dyer Estate
Matter.

Eslale Of Betsy Cook, Idecoasoi.
Hearing ON petition for letters Of adj.
intimidation. G. l.. Allen appointed
administrator on hllng a bond Of $3.50
Estate VI flank H. Dyer, deceased .
Petition 10 reopen account died anu
Utuuf made that citation issue 10 II, Il.
Henderson aud T.. l.. Wii.isma, -
appear Ia court On Friday, February
23ri, 10 show cause why account should
not DO IeOpuuel.
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County Court Today.

At this morning's stssIon OF the
County court nothing Of particular
Importance transplrud.
A petition from Frank Ross asking
to be- appointed road supervisor for
Farmers ward was died.
County Physician Worthingtou re-
ported that There arO three county
patients IN 81. Mary's hospital 1T this
date.
The bid Of Silver Bros. for repairs at
the county jail was referred 10 tho
committee on iail, with power 20 act.
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wax sIIE CAME.
Princess CoionnR stakes a statement
About tier Lord aud Master.

AnuhA NFN AsNNA NhN @hhAtfs
NEW YORK, Feb. IA. w. MackAy
Jr was seen by an Associated Press
reporter this morning. He said he
was authorized 10 make puDlic the FOL.
lowing statement, written and signed
by Prinoess Col0nna. 81 authorize you
10 state that my sudden decision 10
leave France aud come 10 America
was due solely 10 n plot which dis.
covered that Prince De dhlatro Colon
ma, my husband, had formed 10 steal
Que OF my children from me ~ hostage;
an individual having beeu employed
by him 10 that effect, 10 we'll as closely
70 watch my movements.
PRfNCEss EVELGNE DE GALATRo
COLONNA."
Mockay said he had nothing further
10 say 10 reference to the matter anu
that tue princess had no plans for the
future.
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firing 10 Judge and Jury.

The hearing OF IN soasg Il Al. Leuzi
". h. =. HaITa, ny0ly.ng toe Right of
possession 10 u stIIp OF iaud Ia lot 4,
block o., plat 49,, Salt Lake CITY tut
yry, was resumed IA jug bAricRd
court this morning, before IL Jury. IL 10
o long drawn 0uL affair, having BE-, n
o. .slal ainoo Fnday afternoon.
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a Wool Grover. ENp'risues.

special bApaieh % ne NEWS,
RAwLISs, Myo,, Feb. IA prom.
ineut wool grower OF Carton county
relates q sad experience In the sheep
business the past year, which n cor.
rohorated by hundreds Of olheTs In this
state. During the summer he disposed
Of u bunch Of sheep which Melted him
$4,000 less than he could have sold
gnem for year ago. THIS was not oil.
After shonring lie consigned his wool
TO q Boston commission firm, which
advanced him Elk cents per pound on
the consignment. Now the commits.
sion men have begun suit against MIN
10 rscover 81 600, claiming that they
no short just that amount ON the sale
| ol wool.
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BELLEVUE, Ohio, Feb. 10. Two
ffeighls collided on the Wheeling nud
Lake Erie road Ia the storm this morn
log near here. Three men were killuo,
both engineers, and one fireman.
Later Rdvicea eay the number OF
killed is four, 40 iollowG Engineers
Council and Btowell, Fireman McMul'
len, brakeman johnson. Both en-
gines were smashed into scrap iron
and n large number OF cara wac
gpllnLeIed.
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE channel and
British coast have again been swept Dy
n heavy storm. A number Of wrecks
are reported, but 70 far no loss Of HE.
Telegraph poles are down and COM
municRtiOn n interrupted.
Reports hourly from west aud north
tell OF great damage to house,, churches
ard factories last night. IL estimated
that Ut least a dozen people were
killed.
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VICTORIA, Feb. l2.--Lata news H. N
samoa IN 10 the effect that Tum0Ta OF
disadection have bucome Tife over the
proposed diearmameut Of the na,ivel.
AZ soon ~ the British wafshiIB left,
the natives, except those Ia the
MamAsaga district, declare they VIII
ilg.. rather than slow the WAR i'm
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snow BE- ilNoeu iuuues deep, ILI uut.
ing badly. Toe tempufa,ure IL vi gro.
A. Rockford, H., tIe b. ~ tri boo
RACED all day.
At no0u the wind was tiowlug ~
nilos an hour with Indications that
the blizzard viii continue throughout
the night, with the Cnidcst weather %
tho year. Many pgdestflans were 81.
iured by being carried Oh thUir feet by
the gale. Many carriages Ncic over.
turned aud tne occupants hurt. The
wavoa On the lake ate tXtrtmsly hlkn.
Much snow has fallen.
A. milwaukee, Wild northunst gale
10 swoeping In ifom trn lake. The ait
II Oiled with nne, biting PARTICLES u
Hnuw, which will probably be an en-.
barge on iutfamurAl travel tonight.
There " vicious tea. On adj
Vices from tho interstate regions
the storm ~ raging evorywheft.
Later nova from Kanuss Ciiy says
railroad traffic T. patalyzed. Not "a
wheel "a turning within ffty miles.
The city trains are showed Ia ON all
the roads. At indianapolis the storm
Of pleet aud wind was experienced all
DAY, and 10 Cincinnati the sloct turned
10 rain.
THE WORST LvEn Known.
Empofin, Kan Reports como OF
the wOfst storm ever known The
fnow is two feet deep and has dfiitcd
10 twenty fee; IN plgccs. Railroad
traffic ~ stopped. Trains are showed
Ia iu various places. Thousands OF
head VI cattle were exposed and great
portion VI them win die OF hunger
anu eXt osurc. At MamhalltowD, Iowa.
IL has been snowiug aud drifting eincr
early last night aud there T. no abatt'
mont. AZ Burlington, Iowa, u brgnu
last night anu continues Biill. There
are Immense snow drills. All trains
are delayed; 80 IL the w0rsi tiO,m Ia
yeafp. AZ keokub, Iowa, the blizzard
has bson raging since last night aud
tue snow g. badly dfiiiod.
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WAsuIEoTOH, Feb. l2,--lhe Score.
taIy OF the interior has approved the
map OF the amended defluile location
OF Grand Island aud Northern wy.
omlng Railroad company, granting
the road the right OF way over the
public roads on IT. route.
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Knitting q criminal suaul; upon Len.
Niulsln hut tho court Apo uitl AL
toruey Goodwin 10 defend him.
GOT INTO TuE BAWngH's SHOP.
Frank William, tall, powerful
looking young fellow Bb ut % ycsra Of
age, was affaiguud Tor UurKluuLug tho
barber shop " r. G. Saus1mu on Nov.
lOth, 1893. Pleading not guilty. tho
CONT named John la Taylor 10 defend.
The trial was Get for FsIay neat
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nNE MAa nLLrAsEn.
Thc q. \. Minister to Turkey Takes IA
Firm stand.

CoNsTANriNUpLE, Fob. l2.-United
States Minister refrill, after taxing a
vigorous stand Ia the matter has sue
coeded Ia obtaining the roloase of one
OF the two uaturalizel Americans i'm.
prsonod at Iskanderum, northern
syria. Tho porte contended hat they
are Turkish subjects anu announced IT,
determination 10 maintain IT, hight 70
keep them In prison pending the trial
for nigh treason. Terrill replied that
II they were not released In glveu
tlmo ho would ask the United States TO
send two warships to lskAuderum 10
compel their release.
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WAsnINGTOS, ID. c., Feb. 1.-The
BeLals committee on judiciary today
decided 10 report the Peokham nomin.
alton 10 the Senate without reeommer.
cation, the Committee, In the absence
oil HOar, beiEg evenly divided.
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Tho Insurgonts said to Have Been
Defeated.

IN" AhhufE'h' H"'N ~ A"'s H'''
Defeated.
BUEsos AyREs, Fob. l2.-Che dis
pAtches bri 4g some details Of fridays
bGtilo at RIO. The general engage
ment was fought close 10 Nielhe'
roy, tho rebels engaging the
government troops at close quarters.
The hghtinx was desperate anu
10 said 20 have resulted In the lOss
Of five hundred on the government
side killgd,a and two hundred iRsurgrnts.
The rebsls were finally compelled TO Ie'
tire.
Dlssension exists In the government
cabinet and a crisis ia reported, because
PeixOto has decided ~ prolong the
state, OF siege, and some OF the minis
teTa may resign.
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In Memnry ~ Representative fiouch.
-WuuIGFowrf's Petition.

MAsuNurON, Feb. ~. - In tho
Houso Saturday, March 80, at . pm,
was set aside Tor the tributes TO tho
memory OF the late Representative
HOuCk, Ohio.
After the Transaction " business ~
minor importance, the House PRO.
cnedsd 10 consider the District VI
Columbia business.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. i2.-rho Pu0.
10 Ledger appears this morning with
tho name OF George w. Childs Drexel
st the head Of iis editorial columns as
editor and publisher instead OF that OF
the late George w. Childs.
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Drep.
CoLoy, Fob. H. The crew of the
Ktauafge has been rescued, All were
we'll except one man who was
drowned.
The crew OF the wrecked U. >.
cruiser Krarsago was rescued at noon
on Saturday. The old war ship was
abandoned ON R9ncadUr rec with the
slan aud Blglpus still dying NJ her
peak. The steamer City OF Paris Win
TOE crew ON board Will leave hero ior
New York ON Wednesday.
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CoRrLASD, n. v, Feb. l2.-Johu II.
Lamont father OF tue secretary OF war,
II dead.
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pie ucu,s t, ,nmp,uuIedby the Treaty
Uuwers.
lnr c3fsuls have warned thcm thlt
un nonsense viii be toitInt u, hut thU
.itualiou Is believed 60 1p serious.
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Fridays uATrLE.

RoMR, Feb. 1.-The pope has Issued
a decree bealiiying Joan OF Arc.
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a NEAR TOR MIOEMANER.

J.W. Shoemaker and Thomas Hart
were arrSigued on an indictment
which charged HOUSEKEEPING AZ the
rooms Of w. II. Herman, Ia tho
Taylor block, on December lthi 1893.
Attorney Gunter was named by the
court TO defend Hart, who plead not
guilty. Shoemaker pieai guilty and
was sentenced 10 one years lmpfison-
ment In the penitcntiary
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l.. s. Medlar aud Fnak Rice have
been Indicted on two cOuuis. The first
charges them with having burglArized
the dwelliug.housb 0t Henry TArTAnt
on October 26.h, 1893, Hui the second
with house-hreaking at the residence
Of John A. Hedges on November 10Th,
Ia the same year. Attorney Watr0uH
was appointed by the court 10 defend.
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Aldora Rice, neatly ALTERED, good
looking young woman, plead not
guilty TO a charge Of sssau.ling George
A. Sheets with a deadly weapon, on
December 7th, 1893, With intent 20 do
bodily harm. Attorney J. w. Corey
will defend, anu the trial was sci for
next Friday.
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rATTisON STARTS Is A1AIN

James stiley, alias Sylvester about
ls years OF ase, plead not guilty 10 a
charge VI burglary nj the Store room OF
an italian with long aud unnro-
nouneenble namo, on November 27th,
1893, Attorney w. c. Psttson was
appointed by the court 70 te'ehd MN,
A DAmlEY AMONG lhEAL
James Nicholson, man OF color,
pluad not guilty " charge Oh COM
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CHICAGO, Feb. l2.--At Fort Wayne,
lud,, the storm has been raging since
la'l night. Street car traiilo is entiToiy
suspended and the mercury Is falling
lapllly. A severe aleeI storm prevails
Al Columbus, Ohio.