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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-09
PERFECTED TARIFF BILL
CHANGES MADE ARE MANY AND
IMPORTANT.
Duties and Increase Placed on Sugar,
Iron Ore, Lead Ore, Coal
and Whisky.
COME TAX SECTION OF THE WILSON
BILL RETAINED.
Clause Repeating tho Sugar Boun,y Left In.
taot-Iimo Of Going Iato Efsct Changed
to June go a Full COmmittcols Work

Washington, March S.-The democratic
members OF the senate finance committee
lsid rof,r,, ,,,, ,,,,i .,,,,,,,,,. ,,,l,,. a.. A.,
- '', ..''
Notk lhc wilson blll as they nave
amended H.
r,ra,.i-,, a.. ..-.,....
'O"s 10 .''e meeting o. '''e NU'i'i.l'' 70
secretary Carlisle was In the room of the
committees ON finance and consulted with
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".- ''Vl''"''S 'A '''e S"'Hl''''''
The following are the changes made by
the democratic members of the committee
,r .,, 49,. an
..
The date for going into effect OF the Dill
IS changed from June / TO June 30, and Il
a,tt, 10 Io,,,.,,l a., ,.,t,I, i,,,,..,t 80, y.,.l,
'' wiz '' ave-
uIaWh Tor consumption.
Sugar not above 50 degrees polaTiscope
etst CONT nor. mound. f,,. ,,..,.,, odlltl,p,l
I,si'c vi ii"V''vh MOI apoNe -" "ehIees'
N cent addlttonali above 30 and not above
&c. O2 cent per degree aud above gG de-
r.. - - -.
VI "a ms p'' t9"""'
Mviusses testing not above 80 degrees by
the polarlscope sball nav n 5,,ty ~ % cont
per gallon. r,ol,ss,,, t.s,i,,., ,i,,,... IA ~.
- s''''o',' i''"''S9,' S's,'H5 "uoNe 90 ue-
sreeS small pay "a duty OF 4 cents per gal
Ion.
Whisky is plarsd at 81 IN ,,.,,. ,,,,i,,, 49,,
tt. -, -, %, ~ Pc s"iio"' an"
az D.''"'N PlI'uu eAlehAea from three 10
e'ff M years
IRON ore, 40 cents per ton.
Lead ore, q. cent per pound including
''Il mixed wan silver ores.
Coal' bltnmlnous and shale. 40 cents per
l95i cg1l slack OF cUlm. 10 cents per ton.
S.kt' 10 per ccnt al vIlOrcm.
Inc portion of ihc hin repeating the
5juSitr D0uniy is letJ intact ANA the fol-
!oMiNS provision is inserted: "All sugars.
tahh bottoms, syrups o. cane juice or OF
oeet juice, melada. concentrated melada.
TiS ion i,, ana concentrated m9asses tcat-
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KINDER BURIED.

Ills Chances Tor Acouittal Were slim.
Cause OF Death.
Mindon, la, Mnr'ch S.-1'qm Kindc-'a
body was buried In the Mckenzie grave
yard five miles north Of Homer. and with
IA one mile OF his farm Hc has left his
family the small property Of the home
and such stock ma II ON Il, and $1,000 iifu
insurance.
Al $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning court
convened and the famous jury iiled into
court and was polled by Chief Deputy
Clerk rillnan. aud after q few words py
Judge Watkins was discharged
IT rs learned thnt the first vote OF tho
jury last Saturday and for several y0tes
thereafter the Jury stood, ave for hanging,
one for penitentiary for HE and six for
acquittal, ana that on Monday Il WAS nine
for penltentiary and three Tor acaulttal.
and The last and ilnnl vote stood eleven
for peniteutiaTy and one for acdulttal.
Thus ends the case which cost this par
ish 5000 aud much anxiety and peace. and
Il ~ believed endR the Ramsey ana Tugsle
feud II Is moatod question this morn
ing ms to the cause nf his death being in
tontional or accidental, taking too much
whisky ana morphine on bis otherwise
weakened physical and mental condition,
but Dr Tabor Gays he has found out that
he took twenty-five grains OF morphine
on Monday. and that It Is fhis which killed
him
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CONGRESSIONAL pRoCnnprNGs.

sherman Speaks on the Selgnloragc BIZ.
Which Goes over.
Washington. March SIN tho senate to-
day the resignation OF senator White OF
Louisiana WAS announced
senator Peter OF Kansas denied Il nSws-
paper report that he and Senator Kyle had
complained OF unfair treatment at the
hands Of tho finance committee
lho senate passed bill for the sale OF
unsold portions OF the Umatilla reseryn-
ton in Oregon,
At the expiration Of the morning hour
me Blond scisnlorago hill was laid before
we ttnNte as unfinished business
Mr.. sherman bitterly oppssed Tho pn,d-
llb nlll anu expressed the hope lnnt the
morton ~ recnnS3aer would pteVuli ls he
N9ntpd the bill open 30 Wncndmcufs
-hts harris Claimed that tho hu had
iNNehou i's present stage through Inc reg-
NluI Vnah0olA ~ eUnNte procedure and
ne saw NJ reason Why the I'm should
NOT ue disposed within thirty minutcs'
IN would not consent to reconsider the
nlli until the majority by an aye and no
vote decide IT, W
Mr. sherman with an ominous frown on
nus prov aud speaking In an earnest tome.
reiletaled tho hope that the motion of
sulatof Allls1n would prevail for there
was no disposition on his side OF tho
S ,,t,i 10 prevent the passage of the
pill. lie was followed bY Senators Lode
ana Higgins The bin went over without
action untll tomorrow, when vote viii
be taken. "''
The sclate adjourned at $50 after a brief
executive session.
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CASE POSTPONED.
Pollard VS.. Breckenridge Continued untn
TOhny

Pollard VS.. Breckenridge Continued untn
Today
Washington, March s. The Breckn-
rldge-Pollnrd casc was called today In the
district court before Judge Bradley.
Colonel Thompson for Mr. Breckenridge
asked the court to pass the case until to-
morrow ON account OF the large mas OF
testimony which had Just arrived and had
not been examined because Mr.. Buttcr.
worth had only been called into tho case
the night before
Judge Bradley assentod and the trial
was continued until tomorrow morning NJ
10 O'Clock
Miss Pollard was about to start for the
court house whom the trial was adjourned.
She was accompanied by lady friend
who has remained with her much Of late.
but her lawyers sent messenger to meet
her with the announcement OF the adj
lournment and she returned home. Size
WIN be present tomorrow ana throughout
the trial.
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tlonary party does not, as its namo would
seem 70 indicate advocate the use OF
force I'm attaining It's ends bu, relies
upon educating the people 70 a sense OF
their rights and conditions lSampartgson
II. Garahedyan, one OF the most pron-
ncnt Armenlans In America made an adj
dress In which he claimed that Minister
Terrell had told the sultan that he could
exclude any American citizen from Tur-
key that was Objectionable to the gov.
crnment Acting under this sweeping
declaration, the Turkish government has
refused admission 20 all native born Ar
menans Who have become clt,gens OF the
United Slaten, and when they cvnded the
OFFICIALS ana gained entrance 20 their ma
tive country were cast into prison. Cou-
tnuing the speaker said IA passport
was totally disrogardod by the Turkish
government, aud many noturallScd Ar
mcni1n citizens. fully equipped With pass
ports, nrc now langulghing Ia Turkish
dungeons for no greater crime than re-
visiting their native lnndN
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ANSWERED BY BULLETS
AN A. P. A. SPEAKER sTIRs UP
TROUBLE.
Shot At in a Public Meeting while
Arraigning the Jcsuits and
Catholic Priests.
DRUNKEN SALOON KEEPER ATTEMPTS
TO NJRDBR HIN.
Fired RsSklsssly and Two Of the Auaienss
Receive the Lsadcn Missiles ostholios
Unite in Donounolue ,AS oat-ags,

Dallas, Texas March s-There came
near being n vacancy in the editdrlnl chair
ot the Kansas city American Eagle to-
night. Is. w. lille. the editor and tho
"A, 7. a. organizer. hogan his sheech in
the auditorium Of the city han az SGD.
He made furious attack on the Jesults
aud the Roman Catholic priesthood. and
there were about 500 persons In the hall.
Just as lille had concluded very bitter
charge on the church a drunken saloon
keeper named John ljuHy In the rear OF
the hall sprang 10 HIS feet. drew u re-
volvcr ana roarcd, 'You lie. you d. 81
OF b." and fired four shots. pande-
monium reigned, the crowd broke n an
directions and the rrea test excitement
prevailed FOR pcycral minutes.
lille made a dive for' his yollue Colonel
Joe Record aays he drew thesefrom a
huge revolver lie was unharmed. The
bullets We're much too low aud dew Mild.
One bullet struck J. q, Russell IN the
neck INJECTING had wound. Another
struck q 'rencntuan on the check bone,
innlcting nogh wound
Duty was seized and disarmed by Dan
a. Stewart. During the excitement that
followed Duty made his esoepe lille
then rcaumed his address and gave the
Homan Catholics a severe nastisatlon,
Lodge No, 3 OF the a, =. a. was formed
mt the close Of HE address
The shooting is denounced by all classes
OF citizens, Catholics included. although
HE Is condemned roundly for coming TO
the city ana stirring ~ strife.
! is dcplorahle affair nh around and
many predict that it 10 only the hegin-
ming OF bitter religious fight IN this
f.ttv
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WEATHER BULLETINS.

Barometrlcal and Thermometricai Read
1ngs-Todny's Forecast.
There was n ridge OF high pressure last
might over the Mississippi valley with
the crest OF highest pressure over the
lakes, while there was Il decrease IN press
sure both In the eastward and westward,
but with NJ defined gradients
The temperature mas fallen over the
Ohio valley ana Tennoasee and has re-
manned nearly stationary and risen over
other portions OF the country.
The weather ~ cloudy oyor the ohio
valley and along the Gulf coast and 10
generally clear elsewhere.
Abilene, temperature u, CLOUDY; ANA
Galveston 60, cloudy; Oldaho:nn city Sc.
parity cloudy; palesiine GS. clear; San
Antonio 70, clear. Shreveport CT, clear;
III paRO g. clear
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LUMP JAW
Infected Cattle said to Have Come From
Texas

Texas.
Little Rock. Ark. March s-rhere IS
great excitement In Little Rock over the
discovery OF lump jaw among the
Texas and Indian Territory cattle being
fed at the Cotton Oh mill yards. a
prominent butcher named w. IT, Frank
was arrested 10 day By tho city authors
ties on the charge OF selling the meat OF
animals infected with the disease. His
trial comes up Monday. The highest pun
ishment under the state statute is 500
fne II is alleged that the cattle were
sold him at reduced price and put upon
his market for sale 10 his customers
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LocAL FORrcAsT.

Local forecast for Texan for twenty
four hours ending y midnight, March .:
For North and Central Tcxas-Fair.
followed by local rains stationary tenn
pernture.
For East Tcxaa--Prnbably local rains,
stationary temperature.
For Southwest rexas-Fair, stationary
temperature.
For the Coast nlstrlct-Fair followed
BY local rains stationary temperature.
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l.ocoMorIYE EXpLopEs.

Three Men ISillcd-Narow Escape Of the
Engineer.
Wllisebbarre, Pa. March s-The boiler
OF locomotive ON the Lehlgh Valley
railroad exploded at Tannery This evening.
killing three men. Patrick Dugan. theI
engineer IA charge stopped its engine at
Tanufry nnd went iiito The lelcsraph Of
fee for ORDERS During mis- ahHence the
locomotive was blown 10 pieces.
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spirits on OF before removal from the dis
tlllery or place OF storage. except IN case
the removal or same thcrefrom without
upon spirits lawfully deposited IN any
disullery warehouse or other bonded ware
house, established under the Internal revc-
nue. ktw0 within elght years from the
dNie OF the original entry Tor deposit In
any distUcry warehouse or from The date
81 original gauge, except IN case OF with.
as authorisci by law"
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TEXAS pOsTAfAsTEng.

Washington, March S-rho appointment
Of a. w. Kennard as postmastor at Nav
nsotn today was IN line with Ropresen-
tatyc HutchGson'H recommendation and
was almost Immediately congcquent upon
the nlng Of the resignation OF the pres-
Cnt plstmnstcr Jones
FOurtli-clnss postmastcrs appointed toe
day MCulton Institute r. a. Leach vice
~. l.. Holmes resigned; MONDAY j. II Z.
EushnR. Vice H. NJ, Campbell, resigned
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Washington. March s-Attorney Cen
eral culberson has not yet appeared in
the supreme court IN support OF his mo-
ton 70 SGT day for the Trial OF the COM
mission case.
one Texas case was heard today. Icx-
Attorney General Garland and H. j. May
submitted an argument for appellant and
IL. NJ. Pollard FOR appellces m the care OF
the City National bank Of Fort Worth
ya. n. -, Hunter et al
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AN ApPOINTMENT EXpEcTED.

WaEhlngton, March s.-It g generally
expected that the president will appoint
a collector OF customs FOR Eagle Pass
either tomorrow or next day. A number
Of me Texas delegation called az the
White House this morning IN the inter-
est Of Nj I'd Linn Of Victoria. They be-
licve the contest sim an open one, IN spite
Of previous indications IN favor Of Mr..
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Lon rRA1N WRECKED.

Several Cars Smashed and one Man
Killed.
Little Rock. March s-A log train on
the a. j. Neimeyer Lumber company's
track was wrecked near Waldo. Ark,
today. several cars wore SMASHED 10
spintcTH Thomas Smith, the manager q
the train waa Instantly KILLED, several
Of the worAmen were more or lea1 M
jured.
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Washington, Matvh 3, 1.-THE raeh balance
IN the treasury NJ the close Of business
today was 1888 8iS7l0. ana tho net gold
FQl454is, decrease since Yesterday OF
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'f'NN - va : IVY NN4fN va Nhf" NNNt9'' Va ATS
ON wooden or worstcd cloths, shawls
KNIT fabrics not specially provided for in
THIS act % peg cent ad valorcm-Wison
Dill 90 per cent
The paragraph rclatlng 10 BLANKETS, hats
81 wool and Nlnncla Tor underwear ami
ielts Tor paper making and prlu,ng ma
chimes Is ehauged SO avs to make only one
classification Wncro the valuation Is moro
then 50 cents per pound, ana the duty FOR
an ~ lclt az 80 Der cont al NNloitm,
On MoncDs and CnildrCu's dress goods,
coat tlnmta, Italian Clu,h bunting and
6oods oi similar description not specially
NnlorCm
ON clothing ready made ana articles OF
wearing apparel OF every description tclts,
uoi woven. and plUshes and other pile fab.
N9lpiem VS. ilsuu bll 10 per cent
me paragraph liking duly OF g per
cent on clQiNA. dnimans, ulstctA etc, is
stricken out as The articles are provided
Tor ih another paragraph.
w Wee4nga, eor,ugs. suspcndcrs braces,
beltinSs. biuulngs, byalds, RUlloons fringcs
Gimps, cords and ttsScls, cords, dress
TRIMMINGS WccS and ombraidcries. head
nets buttons or barrel buttons or buttons
ci cther Towns for nllgrec or ornaments
made OF wool or worteds. 80 per cent ad
Nalorcm Wilson lin 20.
lac uno lor rt,urns ON income taxes
are eAangci from the Nrst day" OF March
The entire section requiring private cor
Ior2iions 70 notify collectors OF an diyl-
6Us MIX 3Sss noi r.!icyS t,,e colpsrs t,,,,,.
from fhp thy but bnos ny,nv v'lib 49, ia4T
don ~ notifyirs M coiIcrto,, VERY ',,s
oiyidonts mr. Hrnfts ars iiviipj 49, '''N
1hp .nrtion maxine n nsrinrv Ga fnlgify.
any r,.,,ealiin" ,iDiier me lnc1riS tEN A.
s'ffcl,cn ont
-Ttn rr4nrss n1ads iu IN, tariff ON Inn
nofIeI ,,ilSs e,s NOR many On nu gnlfib
ma cor5igIs ndIitional nroyisas Hrr or
dtrci declaring INA effect that ,,aca inn
d,,tv snail bc nssesse1 on me bSttics ana
i.rS
mi, following lnnpunge OF the wilson
hin i. etriol,en ont;
v.b,rb ,,siiN"i sWirits ans q cnnponcnt
ptt, md Of ,,hief Value mon esnsr.tUy pio-
v.lel FOR In lhis mot. there shall be levied
81 dnty rcf les tbnn thnt imuosrd tuon
dlaliitl spIriis.'
IN place of this the following is inserted;
confhininp ulroboi tharr shall be levied "A
dutv nj Inc into of 81 50 per prouf gallon
mon tbc distlini tuirita rontnincd thcrc-
I'M N, 'ntii'i,n n, thn dttny provilcd nv
I'm, M MAN, , o,,.,, ing,cI.nis rnniein,3
In Aicn compounis or preparations"
gbnnrn ig made Inn mo dutv ON sam
,.ino,, i,,lpiIv, .,{,,,r~- Vim, nv ,,ln,,,.r
fof.lI1l ana ,.rp,niih iu casl,s ar naCi,
V3Wwa nlncI tGnN p". 'r e. OF lHba Nhlgh lhc
"I'7on Wu, ,N,n ~ ~, ~ ~ I,' pa 81
w." .H ~ tll'il'', 1N''"'N '"'"N'''-
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STATE AGENTS FOR

CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS
,,,,,. beIting Hose, Packlngs, Etc
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY
Wood Split Pulleys'
HENRY n woRTHINGToN.
Steam Pumps
T. c. ATKINS & CO..
Circular and Band Saws, Etc
BRADFORD BFLTING co.
Lea oaltlne
METRoPOLIT Co.,, ,osS
MICHIGAN s4~ ta ERICA
TORS.
MAGNOLIA METAL coz al, St
Magnolia Anti-Frictic Is t,tL
N & C. TAYLOR co. ~als
Old style Roofing Tins.
NIAGARA STAMPING AND TOOL CO.
Timers Tools and Supplies.
CoNEL MANUFACTURING co.
Saw Gpmmers Swages, Etc.
We carry a full stock Of the above at
manufacturers prices. and solicit your
correspondents.
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7
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| cent.
/ T4rperapb e7q ION wool Of tho sheen.
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/ like animals i'm the form of rowing rop-
/ ing or tons" The Wilson biu' Isl chni,ctu
/ SO as To- make ONLY one rntc of 3, ppr
cont ad yal5rym
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relating to wooden ana worsied yarns
made wholly or i'm part OF Wool woretod
/ The hair OF the camel Cont. alpaca or
| other animal ana the Whole nut M 36
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atea, silyerad on glded, not lnt,Iilng plate
ElaSS sllNeTgl OF 1yhlhE tluss P'"'VH
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All glass nolucs oceuhltts or olu,i
vessels or articles OF fliss WIEN cu'i yH
ctchec or otherwise ornamonted or decor
atcd except such ms have ground ncckE
] .i.Hl1
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washington, March 81 a. m.-For
Eastern Texas: Generally fair. Increasing
cloudinesa in the nfternoon aouthcast
winds.
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$500 FREQ INSURANCE..

'nE HOUSTON POST will pay 500
'he iegnl heir of any person who
uenih by accident, provided
nj the time the person 81 dying
4 Upon ms or her body THIS PA
a. rms insurBnce holds good for
nourA only, az from a. is. "a IL
' OF the date uf this paper. sat
SorE proofs OF each claim muat
presented within Is hours at tne
ness Oh-ce Of the no ton Post.
m ,, ner ib'H policy + goId unless
IT, - rAr|It ia apun me person at
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t,.s. are nUR own nP NNDS put up
x .bs utmost care. and we recommend
y, rs absolutely STANDARD GOODS.
Il solicit your orders.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-05-17
Attention Democrats,

Pursuant to call of the Terri torial
Central committee the county demo-
cratic convention is hereby called to be
held at the county courthouse in Provo
city on Saturday the second day of
June A. D. 1884, at II m., for the pur.
pose of electing twenty-one delegates
to territorial convention to be held
in Salt Lake city on the 10Th day Of
June 1894, and for the further purpose
of selecting county central committee
and tor the transaction of any further
business as may be presented.
By order of the executive committee
Utah county
JOHN b. MlLNER,
Chairman,
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CALL at the Union Pacific ticket of
! fee for one of their descriptive folders
Around the World In SO Days. Morn
! ing train for Salt Lake CITY and Ogder
leaves at 1885 a. M, afternoon train a
4:35 p. m.
HAvERCAMP & Co. are making farm
loans, three to five years. Interest IL
per cent. Write them. Provo, Utah. =
The New York Cash Store is this
week offering Fosters patent hook,
black kid gloves at so cents pair.
ONE OF the brightest spots in town,
is the counter whereon Irvine & Barney
display9 their new spring dress goods
and trimmings to match.
"HELLo Fredl where did you make
don need to make much OF a raise to
gel fine suit at Irvine s. Barney,s."
How much do you think it costP"
about $l4.50." mol guess again, :"
"Sl3." loft again, only paid SO. co."
you get outl" "Welll come and see
tor yourself. They're on the cut, and
mean what they FAY. They convln ced
me all right"
BEGINNING Sunday, April 18th, j.
L. Flora of the Elite bakery will sell
the public ice cream. Big dishes, best
quality.
FRENCH and American satteens,
beautiful aud cheap at I. q. WEBBER's,
SEE Boorey & MiIliman's new stock
Of dry goods, Southworth block.
HEADQUARTERS for London purple
and Paris 5reen at the Smoot Drug Co.
Prices reasonable.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-05-17

A TRANSCRIPT of the evidence in the
Pesy case, bulky typewriter docu
ment was today mailed to Richards
Richards, attorneys at-law in Salt
Lake city.
THE Provo Lake Resort company to-
day lied with Clerk Higginbotham of
the First District court, papers in a
suit against Salt Lake city and the
canal companies taking water out of
the Jordan river for $4,000 damages
caused to their property by the backing
up of the waters CT Utah Lake. j. G,
Leetham also filed suit ag ainst the
defendants for 100000 damages.
A LARGE board on which is an
nounced the evenings on which lodge
NEE tings are held in the Reed Smoot
building has been placed at the foot OF
the stairway of that building.
THE Payson Sunday schools will
celebrate May Day tomorrow FRIDAY
at Hancock's grove. Miss Fairbanks
will be queen of May.
Two comfortably dressed men were
in Provo this morning, representing
themselves to be in advance of another
DdUu VI tUU COu uOuWSaIcIs SUOu &c
leave Salt Lake.
PROFESSOR WALTER NJ. WOLFE of the
B. Y. academy called upon the county
clerk of the Utah stake OF Zion" vester
day afternoon. Accompanying him was
Miss Caroline M. Johnson The neces-
sary papers were taken out and the two
took the afternoon train for Salt Lake.
They will be made one before returning
again to Provo.