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CARD fuuM THE fillsr fltihibENCh'
Salt Lake City, Jan. %, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that coniTl'
buttons to the monument 10 10 erecte 4
Ia Salt Lake City In memory Of
Brigham Young aud the pioneers viii
hereafter, aud until further notice, be
acknowledged through tue columns OF
the DEsEREr NEWS. IL Ia expected
that agencies for tho collection Of funds
for this worthy purpose will be esta6
liohud In each wari Ia all the stakes,
aud that said funds, with the list O.
NAMES OF tho contributors, will 10 iof'
wardtd ~ frequently as convenient TO
Hober NJ. Wells, SECRETARY VI the Brig
nam Young Memorial Association, Salt
Lake CITY, who will see that same are
properly Acknowledged IN the manner
stated. We earnestly hope that thv
people Will respond generously aud
promptly to this call 40 that ~ possible
the monument may be completed,
dedicated and unveiled 10 the public
by tho OH day VI next October.
MtLFJRD Woodbury.,
GEOkuE q, CANNOS,
JOsKrH u. smith,
Flfst Presidency " the Church oil
Jesus Christ tf Lattsr.uay Saints.
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Musicale.

The musicale given by tho Ephraim
Tabernacle choir last Saturday sven.
ing was success la every particular.
Prof. a. q. Lund's LAHORE hT1 iully
appreciated, ms was manifested by tho
large house which greeted him IA this
his initial concert since his return
from Germany. Tue choir 10 to Mt.
Pleasant to entertain our nvlghb5Ts
rhurudty evening.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

once No Ills Aiaiu ST.. SAT- Lake city, Utah.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting Of the board Of dfcrinrs Of
tho salt lakC Asphalt Company, hcl1 On tho
I'm day Of January, 1879, an assessment called
No, t, ln place ut No. ruCindud, OF cents
por share. was lsyic1 on tho capita stock OF
tho company, payable Immediately 10 W, y.
Williams, treasurer Ne, ms Nam street
salt Lake tlty. Utah. Any ntuck upon which
talI assessment HhAu remain unpaid on thp
18Th day ~ February, ltl3, shall become DO.
lnuuHut and advertised Tor sale, and uulUsa
payment b. made before, viii no sold At puhllU
auction Un March iIth. isJ5. ht % o'Clotk NJ,
Al the aforesaid onlce, TO pay tho delinquent
Assessment, together with cost % advertising
aud expenses OF sale. liy order Of the board
mLANpO PRATT. soey
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Sta7dard cburcb Works,


Vsoh % rsrmon. An soooun, Of %
Ancient Inhabitants Of the American con,,.
n,ni, vduen By he hand OF Mormon upoa
riaioa taken from tho pIt.ss Of Nephi, found
n,ar Manchester, Ontario Co Nov York. and
translated by the Prophet Joseph smith. Jr,
Ont ms full Boos, tloo Pull nsin. tL7s,
Pull Bob (smaii, tisoi Full Leather. embossed,
tLni Pull Cloth, embossed 500
oooh Of Mormon. large prlntl Morocco,
Ettra ont, MS Leather. ont, $50. Leather,
t7H, cloth avs.
Dotirtne and covenants Of tho church %
Jesus Christ az fattcr DAY saints. containing
M hevslauonu given W Joseph Smith, IT,. he
Fr1phsL Tor Tho baiidlnH up oi ne Kingdom q
God IN he last days cut, tlIsi Pull uoek,
s4oo' Pull Roam tL5s, Pull Boes (smaiil, tis0,
fuil Leather, embossed, ti.25i ruii Goth, en-
bolsod, ui.11
OeeiEius nad Covenants. ttafso Pnnl,
Aorocoo, Ertn dnL tsTsi Leather on.
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peari OF Great Price. choice selection
from The Revelation foundations, aud Mar.
Tation' Of Joseph Smith, hat Prophet soof
and hcvolAtor OF The Church of Jesus Christ q
la'i'r-iay Saints. Morocco, OnL u,g5t
Leather, dnL tLooi noan 1se,, Goth. On.
boastd, 500.
- - So" oNAfhSN o. AhhnAoNys DE-
signed a. IN Introduction 10 the Firsi Prnei.
PIES 81 Spiritual Philosophy Religion, Iau
ani Government, a. Delivered b. ths IN
sions, .nd ~ nesiosed In this AGE Tor lhs aad
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embossed, 1se,i F,hi cloth, smbosssd. Co.
Voice Of Warning. An Introduction 70 %,
PAIN and pootrins Of The Uhurch Of Jcsus
chuh Of Lattorday cainu. ~ rahsy ?,
Pratt Pull Roam, embossed, Soc, Bail ClosA
embossed, l5ci Limp Cloth, so
npeneer's letter.. Erhibi,ing tho mos, prom.
insnt doctrines Of hs Church Of Jesus Chrtas
Of Laiief1iay saints, by Orson Spencer, A. ~,
~ which is also aidsd Ma Letter on pairt
rental order, In reply 10 The Rev. wllliaa
cruvcl, A. ~, Dosson, Nus. Fuu Hoan. en-
bossod, tioQi Pail Cloth. embossed, 10,
Leather. ti.s0, duL tloo
Hymn iioCk. Twentieth Hduon. Cloth, set
Pull hoan, 49, Pail Lsather, toos Loamsr,
EXTRA naish, o. a.. Leather, out asa.
CAteehisni for Chiiaren. E1ibiuns %
pronlnent doctrines Of he churrh o. Josui
Christ Of iaitor-daI saints ~ Johh Jllue..
Leathsr asc.i Cioth, a5e.i boards, 2Je J
! Paper Cover. i5o.
Compendium Of uis doctrines o. The
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Readers oil mo NEWS viii not object
10 hearing from quiet sanpete once
more, now that tne smoke from the
ssltmish Ia tue late election cases IL
clearing Rwpy. There mas been more
show ihau actually Ia the night % far
as the people VI tins county are con
csfnrd, Tor aside ffUm wishing to rec
justice done, very little interest IN the
affair n manifest. One thing We COM
piimeit ourselves on In getting great
deal oil nee alvoTtlbemcut.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court 10 and for Salt Lake
County, IorfltoTy u Utah.

In the Probate Court In and for Salt Lake
County, lUrflioTy Of Utah.
In tho matter Of tho estate OF John
Bailey, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Eugaboth bailey kEccuuB ana John
~, Bailey L1ccutlr OF the estate NJ John
HALEY, deceased, has rendered Tor settlement,
ami hledtu Haid court their dual account % their
decentralization OF gaid estate aud petition Tor
final distribution OF the residue % Haiu estate
among the persons entitled thereto. And that
Tuesday, the iJth day " FEBRUARY, A. u. 800.
II DO O'Clock n, m,, ag tho Court Room OF
said Court an the County Court liousr.
salt Lake CIV uui County, Utah Territory.
has been duly appointed by ito Juigo u
tnid Court, Tor tho settlement OF sad
accoun and hearing said petition Tor diatrl-
button, at which time and place any prrson
Interested IN said estate may appear and show
cause, u any there he, why haid account
should not be settled and approved and
nnal distribution made A. prayed Tor.
Dated January 23ln, a, u, 1885.
q y. STANTON.
CLERK ~ the Probate Court.
10y a, q. REEsE, Deputy.
l. NJ, Waddoll. attorney,
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Garden CITY Notes.

Marriage licenses have boon taken
ont by David II. Sargent, aged 20, anu
Ruth L. Wright, aged "a, both Of
Provo; Mathew Is. Blautz, Of Castle
uate,agod %, Elizabeth WaTd,of Provo,
aged 70.
There will boa meeting Of the varl.
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Gus churches held In the Provo tAHer.
uacle next Sunday st2 &c ork, Tor the
purpose % discussing the -dvisabiliiy
NJ voting upon toe prohibition clause
b be incorporated In the Constitution
lI the new State. It h expected that
ministers representing all the churches
IN the city viii give expressions TO their
views ON the occasion.
At tho meeting oi the City Council
last evening a Communication was 70.
cvivsd from Henry Clows & 90, bank
rfs, OF New York. This ffm oilers 10
psy the coupons on tbs Provo city
water bonds free OF exchange, aud TO
pay the city intefcst nj the rate OF three
prr cuut per aunum on daily balance
on money Transmitted 10 pay coupons.
Tue Chemical National bank which
has Previously paid the @ upous, have
charged ont-.purtn uf one psr cent ox'
change. Referred to the committee
On finance.
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E.lllo o. MnELIn NeII.on. deeoa.ed.


NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN nY THE
~ undersigned, administrator Of the o..
bte " Martin Nelson. deceased, 90 the cred.
uors OF. aud hll persons having chains against
tho said deceased. Go EXHIBIT them with tho
neccssarY vouchers, within four months after
the frst publication VI this notice. 20 the SAID
admlnlftrat1r, at No. lba Center Street. Ia
sllt L4ko cry, IN tue County OF salt Lake,
Utah
Dated january lith. 1898
IuEOrlliLu5 NJ, DAVIS,
Administrator OF the Estatt OF Marin Neil.
son, dc.Hartd
joins NJ CAvSoy, attorney for estate
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OGDEN.
ooDrS, UrAu, Feb. 9, 1895.
Ogden's Reirenchments.

The decrease 10 the olty's expendi.
lures for 1894, compared with laed
amounts 10 8O,2O5.7s and tIill we
work OF relfenchment aoes on. AZ va
meeting Of the city council last even
ing the Joint report Of the committee
ON FIRE aud police departments ftlttt'l
to the necessity OF reductions IN every
department, 20 ~ to bring the expen'ea
within the revenues Of the cilij theJ
recommend reduction Oi 10 pur cent
ia salaries Of all members OF tue police
and fto departments including the
chiefs and captain, nl,o that the mum
Dor OF fire hydrants be- reduced ron
1903 TO 80, and that all street hghs "a
Ctpt ut the corner Of washing, on
avenue and rwenty.h ,th street uo de
continued after April Let.
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ORIGIN ~ TIE "OLb tOhls'
willard Rlehsrir, Amasa NJ. Ly.
man AMI others dressed the alter
noon meeting Ion Sunday, August let,
lSi7l when u was deciJei 10 o0nceu.
tfatu the three camls In one, and work
more unitedly than eTetIfcfe. The
project OF building a stUokade. for fur.
thur protection against thleving aud
hostile eavagos, was also mOOied.
Colonel lockwood, Captains Brown
aud LBwis, aud Lieutenant Wills,
spoke H. this question, which involved
tnat Of building End inhabitiug houses
during the coming wiuter, instead Of
dwelling In tents aud wagons. II was
thought that log house, sixteen by
eighteen itti, would ott about forty
dollars, anu one VI ndUues-sunburnt
bfioEs-about half that cum. samuel
Brsnnan favored adobe houses, one Of
which, he said, might be built In a
week. His printing Office IN CaliioTnia
had been put up anu copy Of his
paper Issued IN fourteen days. Samuel
d0uld and James Dunu reported them.
solves a. limt-0urnerf, and 5ylvtstol
II. Earl, joel !. rurtill, Ralph ID sug.
las anu Joseph Han, ock n, brioE
makers. II wns decided by vote IN Al
a st0cknde Of logs and adobts be atoDcs
erected. Thus the famous "OIi FoIt
had its ofigin.-HhHey's Hhiory ~
Utah.
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NOTICE.

rJNHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
4 stockholders OF the salt Lake and ogden
IasN Electric Light company will be- huli a.
uuiru OF tue company No " est, First south
street, February luh, l-lo, A. ! O'Clock y, No.
for election Of board Of directors ana for
trausaruug any other businefa that may DO
brought before No,
JAMES MOFFAr, Secretary.
SALT LAAE cry, Utah, Feb. ith, $50
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NOTICE.
sALr LAKn cnn. Fob.

SAN LAKE CRY, Feb. 0, 1893
FTuE ANNMAL MEETING OF THE
1 fturEnollprs VI the Momun's Coop wa
bo hold in th0 Fourteenth Ward Relief society
hHll on Wednesday. teh l3th, at 2 T., me- Tor
the purpose OF RECEIVING reports ana transact
| Inc Other business In connection with tue ins
aututl0n ANNA GoppNp,
Secretary,
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NOTICE.

rVHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
i stockholders NJ the utah stove hhrl.
ware Co. will Dee hold 90 tho company once
ON TupslBy, February 18Th, nc o. mo lot me
election ot officers and the ranstuoh OF huch
business As may properly come before u
b. NICHOLSON, Secretary,
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10 DANIEL Alexander Julia Alexander
Jennie Alexander ncuiamin -tulnmlu, Isaac
Uuurr ami samuel hutlcr, 60 partners aa
hnugf i.''l,.,'. ,ia', % pi.sTan AMI y
Michael, ECO partuers ae hico. rtiN Company ;
n Vs. Morrison. EDWARD MrruII, samuel
Mrrrlii aud ruumls A. hent. c1.paftgcfs a.
MORRISON. norrill q yompary. Howard laHrgy
aud JOHN fL r. Woodruff cI'uauulrs 90 o. s..
IaHroF u Company, hoetfnri -usroudur loms
puuy corporation, a. Is Williams, 4 W.
ataIiCr, jacob Il. Noustadtor David Ncuttai.
ter. Isaac OHpcuuelmer aud -.gmua1 fCu DO.
waugrr, Cu.rAftncts az Neusudtrr brutuers
snd salt iaEc Contraction Company cor'
1on ars hcr5uy required TO appear In on nc.
U0u brought aFainstyuu ny the above name
ufafnuu iu tho District Court OF tue
lhrd Judicial nstrci OF the Territory u
Utah. aud 90 answer thu compiainf d ed there.
lu within Sen days loAuIuHiNe cI the day OF
fcryc1I after tbc service on you % the sum.
fetVed out % this county but iu this district
within twenty Gays. otherwise within iury
days. or judgment ~ default viii % tahgn
against you, according 70 tho prayer OF sAll
liz SAID action O., brought 10 have Judgment
araiust defendant ID. Alexander Tor A,lul,
from November 3. ny4 unul pad, and for
500 Attorney fees and cntt ut suit alleged
H. bo due uu a certain ptomissufr note made,
executed and delivered 30 ono samuel ltofcn
p. I1l tor 500. with interest al % per cent
rrr anuum from date. anu secured uy mort.
ruse OF even date on premises hereinafter
dracuncd. tuut on January 20, lsI4i SAID
hamuo. and ianuts li0teuthll tor value o..
signed said moriEasH and motto 10 plainuf
herein, who Owns and hnlda .aid noie and
mortgage. no part ~ which has boon paid 60
have thn usual decree NJ tue court fut the sale
I'd said PREMISE. that Tho fucrulH 81 such
atr he applied in payment 81 amounts due a.
ablye. b. nave Judgment fur UdC cnry arihs
Ius from aaii sale anu othrr relief, that de-
iauda1. auI OLD pcrtuns c.hlmInE under thgm
IL Iarfod and torUclosed 10 uli right,
pfomIsrs, SAID premises arc described
81 follows, 10 Wit a certain throo
story brick BUILDING situate on wet sdu u
Main street about three rods north ut Fourth
south street "a said city, on land particularly
described Ne follows uumrncinE rods
south % 100 northeast corner % lot M block
cd. pIaf a, r.. T. q. survey, aud running thence
eastN feet. thence north Z rods ~ point o.
bgFIuuinF raid uuuiing De- known ~ the
"AioaanIcr block" together with 40 tcno.
mgnts. here iitamrutH, PRIVILEGES and appurs
tenansrs tuCfcuuto belonging and all legal,
oauitahle homestead ana dover riEhts M
Marty " drst part boz ur 90 said property,
And you are hereby noudoi that u you fAl
90 aprsaF aud hnswcr the SAID complaint As
above required, the sAld piainun viii apply 70
M eourt fIr the relief dcH anded therein.
Wurr.s. the Hon. samuel A. Merritt, Judge,
and the sea- % she District Court Of
tuu ihud Judicial District iu aud
lsLALl Tor ihg Territory Of Utah, THIS t'tn
day N JAW, 90 che year u our Lord
one tnuusani eight hundred and
nmFSiiY q MCMILLAN. Clerk.
Nv gro. u. LOOMS, Deputy tIrfEs
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snMmoNs.


Joseph iiaitcuUlrh. pIaInun. W Daniel
AieranIer. julia Alexander jennie AI,xan.
Ger UUuIHmtn atcinmHu. ifnHr Batter and
samuel uuUor. cor partners De- liutcr hr1thcrsl
HEMP iu.C, William rtNs %. baemhu, iona
partners a. Utce. -uX a Company, /. W. Nor.
icon, edward Merrill. eamu Merrill ana
thumas 8. Kent co pafincu ~ MOI.
fisna MDfrl IS COMPANY, Howard
IaHttY aud John o. 2. woodruff,
eo.paitnUrs Or b r. JHrrry 8 Company huct'
fUft -usuUndcf Company. corporation I. *
Williams, a " tuup 60 Incorporation HEINZ
Ncuatadtrr. jacob 10 NuuatadtCr, David Nrus
ttadiOr. Isaac UppcunctmUr and eiFmgnd
TcuchtwanECr, cU.pariucrs aa Ntusiaiie'
Hr0thcrf. aud Nalt Lake CONJUNCTION Com
pany. q corporation defendants.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


E6lato Of Nathan Hanson. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by THE
~ undunlgngd, Joseph Hanson and james
Winter, executors under the Igst Will and
creditors ~ aud nll persons having claims
against Tho said deceased, 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within ten months
after thc nrht publication OF This notice, 10 the
Hnil executors, 40 tho onlCr OF u. Harrington,
$3.50 Constitution building salt Lake ely, In
the county Of salt Lake,
JOSEPH HANSON,
JAMES NihrERs,
Executors o. The last Mill and Testament OF
Nathan Hanson. deceased.
Dated January P. ltl1.
pANIEL HARRINGTON, attorney for executors.
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NOTIoE.

'rHERE WILL ~ a MEErGNG or THE
Il stockholders Of The salt Lake Amuse,
ment Associ.u0n, in the ofiice Of thp manager.
Grand Opera House building on Wednesday,
February 2uth, tJ1, Al O'Clock D. nv, fDr nc
purpose Of voting Tor Reissue of st6ck and
any other business that may come before the
meeting. Called hy order Of
}. q MCNALLY, pr0sideut
FRANK MAtILsE, Vice President,
". 4, lNrlH Director,
y. louHG, Director.
JAS, huGEUr, Director
j, n. Rooms, Secretary.
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No1lcr Io ooNTRAoToRs.
Onee OF the hoard OF ruDllc Works, room SO
civ Hall, salt LaEe CITY, Utan,
January -, lell'

C,FAIED PROPOSALS WILL NE RE-
~ saturday. Primary 1855, Tor COnHlTuCtug
about :. 500 linear feet Of eight inch Wpe sewer
along the north eide Of tlrst south street, be-
tween IN Hud llth last iueels lhu llbnt -
spscinaAtious aud all information apply 10
onlge of City Engineer, room sul .iy HAT
HoAnD or unLiC MohKs,
By =, pogEAus, Chairman,
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IGPHRAIM.
Quiet Sanpete.

ErmsAIM, Fan o, 1874
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

The Brigham Young Memorial hsso-
citation ackuow lodges receipt Of the
following contributions 70 assist In tho
tullding VI the Pioneer monument
From Salt Lake Ciiy;
Catherine Dean, iglh Wards 20
Albert n Nush, posguiastcr..,.s. DO
From Porlcfville, Morgan county,
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mARsHAL's SALE,

~ Jouy q, CuMMocE. Deputy MaTs6al.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-13
HISTORY OF A WEEK
Thursday. Dec. 8.

Lorenzo Bur, secretary of number Of
Philadelphia building association Is mis-
sing and is said to be defaulter to the ex-
tent of $4,000.
Zeronica Uricz a laborer, was killed by
an Illinois Central passenger train at
Eighty'seventh street, Chicago
There is no truth in the report that Rev.
ID. W. kenrick, has been appointed bishop
OF ST. Louis. The author of the rumor evil
IDENTIFY did not know that St. Louis is an
archdiocese
A six-story building running from LOG
to ITO Attorney street, and taking in lSi
1917 Riverton street, New York, was de-
stroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at
$4,000
George Stahl, Chicago saloonkeeper,
shot himself at his home He had been on
sprolonged spree
Mount Holyoke seminary girls at
South Hadley, Mass. have organized fire
brigade.
A receiver has been appointed at Kansas
City for the Pennsylvania Investment
company. The liabilities are S365,000.
Chief Justice Fuller, of the United
States supreme court, is confined to his
bed by severe cold, under care Of his ply
eiCian.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-13

has made him famous. He took his last
supper shortly after 10 o'clock last night,
and was surrounded by the deputies and
the death watches. Just before the death
warrant was read Hayward turned to his
brother, DIR. Thaddeus Hayward, and said |:
"You know am great believer in spir-
itualism. If get safely on the other side
will send q message to you" At
o'clock this morning Hayward listened to
the reading of the warrant.
Wanted to Pull the Trap Himself.
When Sheriff Holmberg entered the
condemned man said earnestly: II want
to ask you last favor. Please let me
pull the trap. 1t will save you lifelong
anxiety and will give me eternal salts
faction"
The sheriff replied: ~ cannot do it,
Harry. know my duty"
On the scaffold Harry made an extended
statement. He said that to please the several
pastors who had called upon him he would
say, God forgive me for what / have
done" This is looked upon as confess.
sion. The trap fell at 2:l0 o'clock, and
the wonderful vitality of the man was
shown by the fact that he lived for several
moments after the trap fell. His neck
was broken
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-13
Friday. Dec. 9.

Belgium has refused to surrender Harry
Russell, the postoffice robber and Ludlow
street jailbreaker, because the crime Of
which he is charged is not mentioned in
the oxtradtion treaty
Theodore A. Havemeyer, the sugar
king" is to be made baron. An imperial
emissary is on the way from Austria with
the patent of nobility.
A. j. Robinson, Chicago juror who dis.
appeared last week. is locked up at the po-
lice station charged with burglary.
The ex-Empress Eugene contemplates
visit to Egypt and voyage up the Nile.
William Il. Gladstone has notified
Chauncey M. Depew that he cannot lee
ture in Chicago on the Armenian ques-
ton under the auspices of the Press club
on account Of the inflrmities incident to
his great age.
A mail pouch from Chicago to Allie
gheny, Pa, was stolen from the Fort
Wayne station at Allegheny. 1t was
taken from the mail car, cut open. and
all the letters carried off.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-13
Wednesday, Dec. II.

Ex-Governor John p. st. John. of Kan.
sas is at Chicago to attend the Prohibi-
ton convention, which opens today at tho
Sherman House.
Obituary: At Berlin, Herr DOVE, in
ventor of the bullet-proof coat At Grand
Junction. Colo, Professor Charles l.. In.
gersoll At Loda, Ills. o. l.. Closson.
At Green Bay, Wis, A. G. Holmes. At
Saginaw, Mich, Sanford 5. Perkins %.
At Virginia. Ills, John Gore, 60
An clipping couple from Chicago giving
the names of w H. McLain and Bessie
Steele, were refused q marriage license at
Logansport. Ind on account of their
youth
President Faure, of France. may resign
In consequence OF undetermined attacks on
him because OF as caudal involving his
father-in-law.
Booker T. Washington, the colored edu-
Gator, will address the Hamilton club, OF
Chicago, this evening
New York city is experimenting with
policemen mounted on bicycles.
Lillian Russell is i'll with acute bron.
chitis at New Orleans.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-13
Saturday, Dec. Z.

Governor Altgeld has issued requisi-
ton for James Kimbrough, wanted at
Vandalia Ills, for robbery and under ar
rest at st. Louis
w. G. T., U. leaders propose a new
scheme for assisting Mrs. Matilda B. Carse
to acquire n controlling interest in the
Temple building at Chicago for the ma
tional w. G. II. u Each whito-ribboner
is to be asked for SIS, with larger sums
from those who can afford to give more.
This it is believed, will pay every dollar
Of the debt.
The Iowa State Travelling Mems asso-
citation is in session at Des Moines.
The first wedding on the campus of the
University of Chicago has been celebrated.
1t was an elopement. George +. Duerr
and Jennie Wilkin were the contracting
parties and were made man and wife in
the south divinity school by Rev. John Y.
Aitchison. This act was in open defiance
of an unwritten law of the college against
the marriage of Students.
Attorney General Harmon in his annu-
al report advises that no appeals in GRIM
inal eases be heard by the United States
supreme court except where death Is the
penalty.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-13
CHICAGO WASN'T INIT
ST. LOUIS GETS THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN CONVENTION.

June 10 the Day on Which the National
Republican Gathering WIN BE Held
Bridge City Men Happy-Record OF the
Votes.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. The Republican
national convention will be held at ST.
Louis on June 10 next That was tho de-
cision reached by the Republican national
committee assembled here, after spirited
balloting lasting two hours. The success
sive ballots are shown as follows: