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john Ray, defendant

The People of tho Territory OF Utah send
greeting 10 John DAY, Defendant
YOU AAE iitHtnN REQUIRED TO Ar.
j pear iu an action brought against you hy
ihg above uamci via nuu iu INC uHlrlgt Court
of tlu ihi0i Judicial nistrict o. the Territory
uI Utah. aud o. answer The complaint dIrl
therein Within ton dhys loNclusive Of the DAY
90 service nuCr mo service uu you % this
fummousHit served within ihis county,
or % served out ~ ths county, but ln
Iu.a District within twenty days, otherwise
within forty d1yH=1f Judgment by default wit
De- hArn 1sainst you, according % tho prayer
Ihr SAID adlon be- brought 90 have iudgmcnt
HH fUliOwa 1hat the blonde of mntrlmDny DO,
tween uianur auu dCfontant h0 Dissolved,
aud that uIniuuu Be awarded thc sole custody,
caro- and control ~ the miuor children aud
that p'aiuul DO allowed go per month Tor
Hlm11y nul $50 as attorneys fcos ana tor
costs Uf tHlH action aud Tor surh other aud
further relief in mo premises a. "a meet and
equitable. Above relief prayed Cor on thH
sD'emuity " hs mluulE0 vow, Wlfuly aud
without cause deserted and abandoned
pIHirtH and ever HIurC bios aud Hu.l continues
iu fob wliulIE and without cause desert and
abandon Hali plzIuun aud 10 I've toparato aud
apart rom ber without any sunIcioht cause 0r
IUH.uu and Hr.IufI Der viii aud without nor
consent iHA' lrlrIilul ls not ht or proper
UrrHUn Co UaNU care 90 fll1 ChiIifru,
Ana 200 GRO rCrDHy notified inagu You fau
t1 auUrarHnu answer tIu HAld enmp'aIat -
uHuYr required. tUU HAIi u.lIuUn W|IuunIy %
thr count fHr Che rr.Uf demanded therein,
MIiHUHH. fNr llHu Charles 81 zane. .uufn,
anIIH, rr4I oftug duuiul rout VI ihe tHri
fui.Ual District BOO aui fof the Territory 10
h.tH.H Irtu UIF uf December lu thr year Of
our lord ono tu1u'lui oiFhi hundred aud
Iirsur q. NuAuLay. clerk.
30. uru % Locus, ucruiy clerk
jon, 81. C,syuN, At,orroyfor plaintiff
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Ia The Probate Court boo auI t1r sat Lake
County lUmilry Of tth.
In mo Matter uf ono Estata OF IicuB e.
FOWLER Deceased,
NOTICE o. UEuEUY GIyrS THAT
- lhur o. lHW.rI. HimuittrHtrt ut too
tatitu 90 HEMP g.. bowler gUUUHHr1, hu. rene
urIgl fuf settlement Hul i|UI tu said Count
Ger Iull account ut Err aiWIuHifA.
ton OF HaIl UsisIH and petition Cor
nuaI distribution Uf IIr rU.IIur u. HHu estate
among thT uUuunH UHti'rI tiUrUiH, aud that
"wednesday, thr HiH day uf March, a, %.
ltNtt 40 Do O'CLOCK m.. no NU Court huum
ui sslu Court BOO tnD County Court house.
Halt lake t.iF and County lun t'uItHr,
hHH been duly appointed nT tHU Judge Iot
HHId Court Cor iHr H.iIUWpnt uf FtIu ur.
count AuI urarIuE HaIl petition Cor dIfif|Iu.
ton Hf witch lImn and place ans person
Interested HHi1 tHtHfU may appear uui show
cause, 10 any thHru Nu. NhH slid account should
DOT Doc HCi.lrl Hui approved aud lnAI diatu1u.
lIuU made HH proved COR.
Dated March .ud. lsIL
o. v. NELON,
tlgr NJ IHr Probate Court
by j. o. JACt. urYutY
Barlow tUrFuaUu. Attorney Cor rtiaie.
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In One Probate Court, boo auI fUr salt Lake
County, IyfutHy Ui tiuh.
Iu ubc matter 0f tbo osiHia of Sells Audcr
con- urrUaHrf.
Nulro ~ urr mud UllH0 fIr thn hearing OF
petition fog adm H.uu fl probate Of wilt
DuU.uANr TO ~ UNuEH or SAID
4 court H card matter uuur0 D. hereby
gwen tiHf W rIut "1AFt tIU alHil DAY ~ March.
h.u. lHl. 90 Do O'Clock "a u4 ht ilr tuuulT
Court llHHsy 100 salt Lake liYuuH Territory
Iu Che court room of slII court Doc been alp.
pointed iHr uWC uul u.Hru lHr ihn hearing uf
petition Hi tUHNIIH Anderson. surviving VITO ui
NrI. Anderson. HUUuH.yu. praying Cor iNU
admission 90 probate Of certain document
Herewith UrD.uufrI, Uurunfuua i1 HH Coo lUat
WHI HUu tFsIumvUE of Soils Anderson. fr
ceased. when Hu1 whore 900 t.f"ur# Interested
HHy UuUUHr uHI oppose tHu UfuHHlH Hf HRII
aIU, Ur 600 srtUuu. uf loUUH uHumuutHrI Co
tyrrHH Anderson sH prayed Coz In HHid petition,
Do WItutH. whereof have hyTUuutu Get OOH
band and nWRrI thr fon 90 HuIl court thIH
HlH dry of March, A. %. lF.l,
.srAfI % 81 MELODY
t'UfE uflHr Probate Court
UFI o. jhuN. Deputy t|Ura
InI. No. tluuou, Attorney
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BACK VOLUMES
or TuE-
DESERET WEEKLY,


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WEEKLY in tho present form is
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Dor volume. Itlstho best history Of
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far tho cheapest and tho time ia not
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sought amer by students OF history
anxious to DO informed Of thostirrins
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thopast three u-.homostintorosi'
Ing period of hob.s,ory Of tho Lat
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DuRsuANr no AS EXECUTION TO NE
4 directed uy Ho ruiuI District Court ~
fuc Territory Of Utah Q shall oppose 10 public
sole. no $40 'front.' door 0f tHU County court
House bog Che city 10 sac Late. county uf salt
lahc and Territory u. UfHh. uu tHe IHlu u1y 10
Maruh lsfi, 40 90 O'Clock q m.. hH thUrIaUf
uNr claim and interest lt 1HHoH 80 pIff.. u.
iu and to tlc following described real estate.
situate. lying and 1cIug BOB -at tltr Gus and
tuuutYs ana described aH follows. tn uII
commencing ~ 70 point li fHUt naat frIm fhs
unrfhUI.t end uf tIwmFrHIa. afrHt. HH FIraf
South street east Iu Dos seven ... .N.HUt #UE.Ut.
HuI.n'ut"Af -alt lake CITY surrey SOD. taHc
County, ifaN IurulurU anil fuurIu. thence
Uaat twcutYanire IlI| feet thence HIutU
sctcniy.usO HiI foot thence wet twenty mHs
.li| iett, thence north sUIHItF.Ulr .iaI l.ut. t1
th0 place % beginning. HU.Hg ulrl of Iut HuNeu
90 block seventy |I.I. NIIt "a.
10 Uo sold RI. thu property uI Jamcs rs. p.t.
10 tuU HHIt uf stephen UlYa
Terms % cole. cash
Sat NJ HusuAW.
81 Na.ahll
by T. q. hurWu. Deputy ulrHlL
UH"fH o.. I.r.. HfI..HU.s f.H .|H..H.U
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In tho nisu.t Court ~ Az, i3t t55 I0fiJg
county Of -ali LAKE.
Mary Eilon MsnIoF pIhIlH7,

MAil ~
&C.. u... t.v.ea UqaIr. ua.r r.s|e.
NAY y, h9nin.oh, iIi59io Hrothars Fnu. n
lgNAItut. H,.ettrrtno W. UU4.U u..nI.
ct 'N'
u,a -. - tbe Territory of Utah send
...."iI,' AZ, Nav n M0hluauu. IHu.. lIHEIU.
ri...t .. - ~ t,artnors uH ilH..H UIYIHHH..
W. ~ md Cnthufiu. 49, U.a.U de-
',99. r.. UNIV
''"eA"e'
Won ARE ULhthl hI".I NIh TO
nppotr in an acunh .Ia'.' .N.si sou
h. .ttH atoto named plainuH. b. N" u.Irr.
court uf tHU Third Judl IN N..I.. No ono
TuuIiurv uf Utah. aud 20 H.N'. .N. COM. iIui
NIrf therein within ten uNh. '......N. .t Goo
t..' Of .gryirel after the f,rH..U. . ... .I IIlH
aulrm.ns. 'if .cfved within i... ...H. go be-
strggf 1ut ia fms countv, Hu. u .." f..lIut
uItHIr twenty daysi Ohio within forty
t.t#. er IHtsmpnt by u,IlH' 1000 .. fI. Uu
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II. ..td action fs hIu.... 81. H... |lIl
mona a.strtt attendant il|. |..U 1900 ut
E. &. u.IrI i.irrest at Ut. ..U. ".H month
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U.r ..I.t' boo Huuum from "HI| .H". .. fH IHa
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE l- UNNIUN tfNEN Hn TITO
~ uuItrHI#uyU, HImIrIHiraIITa Hf COO vftHtH
HI David 80. fNHuH, UrHUnHUH. tu tNu creditors
Uf auu $40 UrTauuH IaFIUE elaine against thu
HHIH uUUUlHUI. tu exhibit tH"m with tNU
UfU #HHFH NuIlhUrH. within Geo months after
I.r HfHt publication uf tHfH notice. tH iUU HhIu
HImH.H.fHiDrH, no no geo % street, tlIt Lake
CTS. lfHu Irtu|urT.
Dated october 1000, lsIl.
fLIyAUETU INhNH.
UCuAttD NlIuNubE,
Administrators uf thr ustaiu of David w.
FEau#. deceased.
Juus M CANsus. Attorney Tor estate
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IrnAL NOTICE.
10 tuc Probate U1IT. Boo and Tor Salt Ial
county Territory Of Utah.

40 NN| NNNNNNN N'... DO anu NNF A.H NAHN
county, Territory OF Utah.
In che matter OF IHg Estate OF stephen Han.
Hgu. U."nHHCds
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Iua.nU Hansen Hu1 james nu0kwuuU.
executor of lHU U.HiH Of stephen Hansen.
uyUUlfUd. have rendered Tor settlement, HuI
uIrl In sail court, I.rIr uual account " lhr.r
admin HtfHtIlU HI #l"I tHtItr and petition Tor
uu1l distribution uf Che residue % sud estate
among tho UUrUHH rHHUUd tho utu. ana That
Tuesday. thU .TI HH" H' April, A. ~, lrHl, Hi .H
O'Clock o.. tu.. H. L.. N.HIi Room OF tHIu Uuurl.
iu tUr Count. Court House NHt l.uau titF aud
county. Utah IUU"IE, hlH been duly 1907.
pointed Iy t|n NH.." of Huiu Court. tor lHH
settlement uI HaI H."Haut and hearing HH.I
petition Cor UIHLr.H."H. 80 which umy and
place auy uUTH1u .HIHIU. tri lu said estate mag
appear and HH." .tu.H. 10 amy tnrrU uH wHI
HaII account HH."|I NOS DO settled uuu uH.
proved aud unlI d. IrHItou made 90 prayed
Tor
Dated March HIH. I.Il
Nv NEIuY.
J... of the Probate Court
j, No. N0ylC. Attorney
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the
GIVE US WORK

To enable Us 20 put some idle men
TO work, wc have decided 10 disre.
gard profits and lay frstclass
AsphaIium work as follows, which
is very much below the real value,
and every dollar Is paid TO Utah
workmcn
Garden walks. yards / nc
and tennis courts, w 50. TT
Sidewalk, etc. ~ ISC
in., t7's c; ~ H., lD
Alley work, etc. . orc
In, 2oc, o inches, 81
Warehouse, stable and OrC
cellar floors, az, c to ~
Road work, etc at equally low prices
Our Asphaltum Is not slippery In
winter does not hurt the eyes In sum
mer. and Is far superior 10 the best
cement work ever laid.
We hope everyone will file their
orders with as at once for all they can
afford TO do. and while saving money
Tor themselves. help 10 furnish labor Tor
the needy.
We will take part Of the pay In store
pay that our Workmen can use on q
cash basis,
WiSlTCH ASPHiLTUN co,
Il CULVER BLOCK.
Telephone sIi.
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The rr0rIo &C the Tsrrtop u Uuhi To
Robert Mi NuunCr. greeting

The rpHr'0 q thr Trfrtoy u Utshi To
Robert 80. uuluuor ncruuE
YOU AIR urHtuN SUMMONED To Nc
hnt appear before me, thc unGgftiFned.
Ht WN office BOO SAT- iAko tiy, suit lass
county, Utah rrlury. 90 auswCr q cOmplaiht
uIri aEaiuHt sou herein By said p'niuun
within utu uaya IuNuluaIyc of tho daY u
fCrIrcI DO THIS summons De- served on you
within said city ur Fourth precinct
within Cen day 10 served un you outside
90 .aIl Coy or tuurIH trtHIurt. uut within inc
county pi salt LAKE aui within twenty days t
served elsewhere.
said HTuon De- brought % recover from you
thr Ham uf $3.50 90 ana interest from october
Itih. III. Cor ono sutherland TAILS Marble
Monument aail tnuIrhrt uH.HF made with
llihH MIfuH a Co, HUd duly HHHHEuud hv aal1
LlHa Morris 81 Go In tbO uIHutuH and aAld
wUfk WHH uulY executed UY said UIaiuuna
AulYuu arc hurrHF uoulHI that DO you fail
Go Hu nupHnr and answer aH above required, the
p|a.uiIh will take Judgment by default for the
HHiu sum uf flFlHH aud IoFaI Interest from
october I.tu. 1898 aud costs OF HuiL
Goo uc Hhtun nr amy runHttHlo Of sail
t1uuiy aruUuuE Make IgEiI service and que
rUilru thereon. Given uHf r mY haud tins
ih DAY uf IauuarY IS. % De- Q.
IIu. B.. I.Atti
Justice ut thu Peace
.HaHf
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MAIL.

Uncxcelic1 treatment by mail.
Diseases diagnosed 10y symptom
blank. Questions about al chronic
diseases Chrrriullv answered. write
for symptom blank.
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prlINoUGNT hsgrssMENr

palnqusul n0uce.-soygr Mining and Mlnns
Company
Location Of principal place 0f tuaIuoss, salt
Lake CITY, utAh.
Location Of woris, rIut0 county, Utah.
NOTICE THERE ARE nTllNQl Up.
~ HH fHr following described rlH"a uu Hrs
yuuufHfH .HrsHmrul levied uu thu HrNUut1 ilyUf
october IsHH iHU several hmuuutH ryl opposite
hH uHWUH VI tuu respective shareholders, As
fg|..WH.
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SUMMONS.

Iom.oB Of Utah. county lf saIt iakc. CITY Of
sait lBke.
ln tho jlfurCH Court iourh Precinct
L'aH Morris a Sons co.. corporation.
llaWUn,
Robert 50 MuIIucf. Defendant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-17

MAY l.. Robinson. james llog.c ov.H iiaag.
Co partners ~ HOLE nt't.'f. IRON. 10
tHIUUf and GatncfluN W h.A... ...Nl
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LEGAL NOTICE.

in One Probate Court boo HuI flr salt Lake
County, ICultlg of Utah.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-04-18
FROM OTHER TOWNS
hei' Eati0ns Ike ThOus
antis of People

Delegations from Other tt WIS OF the
state arrived in the city yesterday after
moon and last night. The committee
OF representative Citi2ens from Charlotte
included Mai. {. Dowd, s. Wittkowsky,
/. X. Robertson, A. l.. Smith, Geo. T..
Wilson and Geo. 7. Erwin. The commit
tee from lIendersonvillc consisted of A..
L. 'oscy, a. Cannon, Williams, T. l..
Hickman and 5. Y. Pickens. The delepa-
ton from Marion is |. l.. {. Bird, |. G..
Neal, 6. II. Gardiu, L, J. Justice and r.
/" Nichols, Hickory sent DR.. X. b. Ra-
kcr and O, NJ. Roystcr. Morganton is
represented by DR., p. l., Murphy and
Mai J, w Wilson. The Marshal com
mittec is {, Pritchard, W, |. Gudrcr
{. w. Tweed and ], NJ. Smith. Winston
delegation; Col, T, ]. Brown Capt. d.
7. Mast, Maj. l.. L. Gray, ". Is. Stat
ford, Maj, Samuel II Smith, CAPT.
Charles Buiord, State Senator L. b.
ones. Salisbury delegation. T. +.
klu'1, Mayor ". c. Coug ghcnrou. f. B.
Arendell Charlotte DR.. |. w. Faison,
Howard a Banks $, two sons of Mr.. NJ.
7. Pegram, and ncphcws of Mr.. Chas.
Nance-Tom and Miles Pcgram.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-04-18
SERVICES EI.sEwHERE
Universal Grief ana Resnrc,
shown

GREENilLLE, N. c., April is - [Spc.
cial. The intelligence of the death of
Senator Zcbulon Baird Vance was re.
ceived with much sadness in Grccnyillc
aud today our citizens met at the court
house expressive to their feelings over the
great loss the State has sustained. The
bells of the churches began to toll at
1 l O'Clock aud continued for one hour
previous to the meeting. DR.. c |. Oha
gan was made chairman of the meeting
and paid II beautiful tribute to the dead
statesman. Appropriate addresses were
made by Hon. L. {. Latham, Judge John
Gray Bynum and Capt. Swift Galloway,
A committee was appointed to draft
suitable resolutions and report the same
Continued on Fourth Page.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-04-18

AT RIVERSIDE.
'hf BOnOred Dead Placed LII HIS
Last Resting Place.

lhe commands to the military formed
IN Il hollow square around the plot of
the Nanccs in Riverside cemetery, and
the rolling of the mutlled drums called
the vast concourse OF people to atten.
tiOn.
The caskct was lowered into the open
grave which had been lined with ever.
greens and surrounded by the immedia te
family OF the deceased and other friends,
the delegations of distinguished men and
the throng Of sorrowng people,
The Rev X. +. Campbell, pas
tor OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
church, began the burial service BY read,
ing the Scriptures beginning "But now is
Christ risen from the dead" The pastor
annonnced that by special request of the
family Of Senator Vance the assemblapc
would sing Jesus, Lover of My Soul, :"
ard IN swelling anthem, rising above
the ruS'l'np hreezcs, the music was sung
In Tie reading OF the Scriptures IL am
,hc resurrection and the life" the body
was then committed to the ground,
earth to earth, dust to dust, and ashes
to "shls." "
l'faNer was led by Rev. Mr.. Campbell
IN which he gave thanks for the noble
lie OF he man who had been so much o,
inspiration tor good to his people and
an invocation to God to RAISE IN good
men and wise men to lead the people in
ne ways OF truth and holiness. Tears
f1OWed ,elv while the multitude listened
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-04-18
THE "TRIP FROM RALEIGH,
Demonstrations OF Itespec; Aud
Affection All Along

At 1870 yesterday afternoon, after
nearly 5000 people had viewed the re.
mains oi the deceased Senator as they
lay in state in the Capitol rotunda, the
funeral train left Raleigh for Ashcylle,
AT Durham the train stopped for half an
hour, during which time 5000 pcoule
looked for the last time upon the face ot
their beloved Ex-Governor while 200
hands of the Durham Tobacco com.
pany's factory sang sacred songs in the
negro dialect. At Greensboro over i, 900
paid their tribute of respect and the old
10th Regimontal band of Winston Salem
which followed Vance through the war,
played sacred music. At all towns alone
the route, where the latcncss of the hour
did not prevent, there were demonstra.
tlons OF grief and profound respect.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-04-18

Court Place, and down Patton avenu,
and Church street in the following order
headed by mounted police under Chic
Harkins and Chief Marshal MAJ. W. l.
Breese and assistants:
Military battalion, Mai. Charles l..
Davis commanding
Ashevile Light Infantry, Co. F., Capt,
White G. Smith, IS ritls.
bingham cadets, Co. A., Capt. |. f.
Graham, 30 rifles; Co. b, Capt. l.. l..
Munroe, % rifles.
Masons, +. |. Holmes, marshal; W. K.
lleston, NJ. ". Robertson and W. f.
Randolph, aides; 20 men.
Confederate Veterans, Col. |. NJ. Ray
commanding.
Odd Fellows, W. A. Allison conductor,
43 men
ROYAL Arcanum, T. W. Brarch, grand
deputy, u men,
PisSah Lodge NJ. 80, Knights OF
Pyth'as, {. ". Thornburg, {. C.; 60
men.
Hose Co. No. l.
Hook and Ladder company.
When the caskct had been removed
IRON the church to the hcarsc the Rough
and Ready guards took their places on
either side the hearsc aud the procession
which now included the carriages OF the
Congressional and Gubcrnatorial parties,
city officials and citizens, moved over
Church, Willow and South Main streets.
Patton avenue, Haywood street and
Monttord avenue to Riverside. As the
procession passed the square it was com
posed OF 10 carriages and 700 persons.
and WAS about 25 minutes passing n
gwen point. 1t received accessons all
along the route.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-04-18
CHAIRMAN WILSON
He Will be I'm Washington the
Last Of the Month,

WASHINGTON, April Is Chairman
Wilson OF the House Wavs and Means
committee is expected i'll Washington in
about 10 days. \ letter received from
his son, William Wilson, r., this morn
ing states that Wilson will, this week
he the guest of Governor Hogg, Texas.
After leaving the executive mansion he
VIII start north. making the Journey by
easy stages, arriving in Wnshington
about the 2Sth or 3Oth inst.
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MORGAN COMING SOUTH.
He Will SPEAK At BirIninyhan OH
The Nicaragua Canal.

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Nor.
gan leaves for his home in Alabama to-
day, where he GOES for the purpose Of
delivering an address on the Ncaraupua
canal before the commercial convention
to be held at Birmingham on the 9th
INST. lie will also deliver several politi
cal speeches in he State while there He
expects to return to Washington by the
3rd of Nav.
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Already Ou The Ground,

HELENA, Mont, April 1S.-A telegram
from General Manager Case of the Great
Northern asks the men to send dreprcscnt.
at'ves to st. Paul with full authority to
settle matters under the laws of the
American railway uQion. The men re
pied that Eugene Debs and Geo. How.
ard, now i'll st Paul, were authorized to
act for the union
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They Will Talk

WASHINGTON, April iS,-The tarh bill
was taken up at o'clock today. Nor.
rIl addressed the Senate.
In the House resolutions were agreed
to providing for the printing OF various
reports and laws, and the House went
INTO committee OF the whole on the dip
lomatic and consular appropriation bill
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THE PROCESSION.
lsy Far the Largest Ever Known
Ia AsEeville.

AT 0;45 the procession, which had
massed on the square according to the
program IN yesterdays CITIZEN, moved
around the court house along north
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wan,cd TO XIII King william.

ConvRG, April lS.-lt is stated bv the
Allgemcine Ietuug, upon the authority
OF prominent diplomat, that an at
tempt was to be made upon the life OF
Emperor OF William of Germany during
the latter's stay at Venice, and that the
attempt was only frustrated by the vigi.
lencc of the police.
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To Repeal The Coercion Act,

LONDON. April 1S.-ln the House OF
Commons today John p Nolan, member
of North Galway, moved the repeal Of
the coercion act, passed at the instance
of Baliour in 1887. The motion war
seconded by William Redmond, mcmbc,
from East Clare,
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That stencil over Again ?

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Reprcsenta-
tive Breckenridge has filed n motion for
a new trial Of the Pollard Breckenridge
breach Of promise suit. 4