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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21

George Gray aud George Ferguson
were arrested about noon today at
Calisr's park on the charge OF assault
and battery.
The cause OF the fight, the man
Gray claims, wns that Ferguson, m
old man, took uuIus liberties with his
daughter. Ferguson has patent Uc
hive which ho was exhibiting nj the
park, and when the children
came 10 look az II he would
mt them up 90 they could EEL,
II better. IL appears that Gray tool
Utlensu ~ biz uuJlgus anu assaulted
him, beating his isco terribly. Spvo.
tat0H Hay II was n brutal attack. They
were both taken ba'ore C0mmIsHionor
S0mmsr pud their bonds were placed
al $50 each. Cray furnished security
but Ferguson being n comparative
stranger here was not able 20 furnish
II ami whH placed IN the county jail.
Dr.. Wright wac sent 20 dress niB lace
aud found it necessary 10 place one
stitch In tuo wound.
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Foreclosure Salts.

Samuel -. J1nos today entered suit
in Tire rhiri district court q a.. %
Henrietta J. Smith, amin. t'alaE oi
tue estate Of summer y. su.la, ct o.,
Tor the foreclosure 0fp u .safc Eivau
na sn0uu'y 0n a pr3m...fy note i. o
5000. 'ile defendants r"r Not tHrIf
nuswUf % tHs complaint .ivug .Uo
issue OF survlo 20. tho process o.. the
COURT uud al1u,lHIE .A.Y Gives % Iig
jurigIicign.
WIN. rh1mns ds.G..1l H.Ia Huit Zoo
the Third IulrItt uJurt .H Hy again.
VIM. IA. Hammond % a', 90 fruc'le
mortgage given aH county on u
prom.sufy note 'Yr $1,000. Tho le.
iouuauts ZOO iu.s action afc uHu.s,ai.
dents OF thr Territory nnu uu order
was issued Tor publication uI uJucs O,
said suit
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GARDEN CITY POINTERS,
7s, Frost Did Serious .ama5o 10 Crop
ID Rich COultY.


,......H IfHss OF me DEsLhCr NtW%
s,Rps. Ci.Y, Rich County, Utah,
,.O.Isgi.-Jaek trosJ Inns got in
,,f,r. .ll york here ssni1, and has
., c5u,'l rable damage 20 crops,
r,., ssv..s.nulos and ,trawhurrigs,
,.,t, come mit trees. It hes sos
,,os, r.spl back Mt least two weeks
n,I,r ,as most favorable circum.
.huces.
r,ueuo or pBn cannot dercdle The
leather we lnvo been on oiai with
,a.s the Jnow disappeared, wo WON'T
rg Hnco sprlur, a. wa haven't seen
any % tuutas yvl, Or very li,tic OF 1t at
any rate.
FHIay and Saturday, June 2lltard
1pH. uromsss 10 be q gala Jay i7r Che
,.5..p OF our burg, ns We VIII DO visited
from 100 90 200 PERSONS from Ran
d.fuH aud woodruff, who nro coming
nix why ON nn cXCursiOn Du the laao
sr.r.s. and 10 is expected that n gl1r.-
,.. dino Will uc hal BY old aui young.
p. .ram.-baarbali between % niuc
l.r..u tom the entire county rud tho
Woodruff nlnU, tho latter having
r....rurud the former 10 play q
fruuI.y game; also plcnicing, ana
I.Heiug viii 10 INDUCED 10.
Most Tuesday night, the 2jth Inst,
t.., Democratic society will bo organ.
be Pa. nero preparatory to beginning Tor
Oh SAB campaign.
rt. John M. Allen has returned
b..f, if8m salt Lake Guy after an
...,rr, OF nine months, where no has
T..HattsuulnE tuc Utah Univctsity
g..ft8ret him home. HU locke hale
Horny H. Tucker, our genial choir
Ir..HF. has ruuH Go BlaCki11L lnuhoi
v..ir be- nas fllei 0u quarter urclion
o.. good land under tuH big canal
Urt Do being constructed from the
s.H.r river. THIS canal when COM
f....d will be MY or sNtv mllrH In
'prglh aud will water about ltu,uUJ
aal.a 0f land. Ina letter % ms vile
IrHia.uI tuht settlers were Hooking ln
f.u 900 guartUTs " the globe, ana tnni
I4.l will I5ou be- Gt premium.
UNeu uru lnlnElug o. moving %
s.af valley, aud Btiil others 20 Ban
rf1I, ou the u. Is. l.. X. r., some
nffy-aix miles uOrthwel! Of Mont
Brg.ucf J. 3. Eramwell, the prinCi.
laI OF our u.s'Fig. school, hos Finished
BIZ tulm and moved back O. Plain CITY,
wluIs he uXUtUB TO 20 into business
more suitab.g. lie sayl hu will retire
if.ul school iGaCIug.
I.aIl people ia this town who aye
h,slug about leaving for moro COM
lpu.l. ulimys, go awuy iT0m here, cur
I4fs vii. become almost entirely de-
populated lu % tow vuau.
luliug ls practically at q stand
f..l Tor laCE uf capital.
This wumr. atr beginning q talk
T.Iucs, ard soon We may look for
lively tmrs boo the political arena.
Ono hoe promised 20 qualify % elected
o. constable this iaIi. V. EMiL.
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Teachers at Saltair.

To-day VAS She day set apaT. by tho
mamb1s Of the Salt Lake county
tschen association for an outing at
sll.als The ths weather was pleasant
EaI tle water Is ut about soventy.hve
ac.noE The delegation going out
thiH morning WIS lignt, but was rein.
forced ry much larger delegation on
iHu -lj train. No formal program
Wa7 CarUuI OUT, but tue day was spent
iu Do social way be gfoup5 about the
great aud hrluiiiul pavilion, 40 the
ai.gIuuou guile "a number took udvau-
hsHui the opportunity TO tnku u bath
iu lhu uriuy waters, ami were agree
ably surprised at inIiug the water NO
warm. Those attending express them.
selves aE being delighted WITH thu trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
First Cavalry Election.

Tho ballots Tor tho election Of a
major Tor tho Flut cavalry, National
Guard o; Uuh, axe very GLOW IN
reaching thcif dga,Iuat1u. Under the
order iuuyd nom General Noung's
Office In thls city they we're to have
been al hand yuf,,rday. But inquiry
at hsadquarters 10 Iuy ELECTED tho in
formation that they had not al come
90 hand yet. The question "a, i1 who
will DO major IL therefore btill unsettled,
Il Is uuutfsl0gi that Lieutenant l.. A..
smith, OF Trl1pC &, this uiiv, Dui taI.
tam Mustard, of the Spanish Fork a. or,
are the principal 1. moi 1ne only CauIl.
dalgg.
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ralQsI pq6IIaatio75.

To- life Of so-spn smith, oon. Us-l
Hs ESQ, Morocco gHi, tsHH.
FROM eiriInua 90 srii Lake, by ga-ssa a.
lsH l "ts.H Hat4 Ni..N tIs1. i-aslg
It' 7 I... Hl.l Hl 1850.
porty Noars Among iuo Indiaus, y
uaaiI ". 1...s o." I.HH. C.h tlus
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Analysis Of ,hr IiooE or Mormon, ~
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Thr only EHy TO be- saved, ~ LH,sss
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Third District Court.

Thore were two gs.,s sr.uuI iu the
Third district court today
Ia the ease of j.. D.. Kinney va "a.
Il. Toll, tho motion .ltpt aa.I tHr
decision OF the rg.orro was granted
ami the case lacci ON ,Urtr.aI aocte.
The case u the board of education
Va the Salt Lake Pru-.I Iuss CON-.
pauy was argued on tue motion 90 ..H
salt L1Eu Pressed Brick company B.
cot nsllo Nc decision OF lbu Iu,Ulgr aud
gtanta new TRIAL This caUu was taken
up this tUNuuUn and was Huii bviuE
argued OF % late hour lhH afternoon.
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Little Hone Tor Him.

Tho following iH "a story of an Incl.
Dent that Hg'uallv i0IE pI-uH Ut tnn
marine bHrnust btthrCharirsfuu navy
ynr.s A soldier wa uuc morning
brought before tur C0mmaulIus. Ulcer,
CHARGED with The Uii.uHr of telling "a
lie 90 uur ui The other OIiCUu. After
the maiur hnI heard the evidence Dee
salt 20 the rulur.t;
"DI you know what will lCg1me %.
you 10 you toll lies 90 your Ofliavpg"
The soldier quickly replied: "iUr,
Nh; suGll 40 90 Bpil.n
"NOIsc than that sIt; wHrso than
that" said the commanding officer.
"N0u shall lH tfIpi Nv o. naval court,
martial. - I0it0u giDbr.
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ReIarnel FrOm lhe SOnlheIn Slnles

ll.ug Bryant CopIoy Of Coalyl.le,
summit county, made tnr NEWS a
lIrsuut call today. Elder Coplcy re-.
turned yoslorisy rom u mission TO the
Southern stato'. lie lott f1r that mart
l1 March, 1893, aud was assigned TO
labor iu the South Alabama con 'cteu. o.,
ilr moot OF his tune having boon suont
lu Florida. Eliur CoplUy rUp1rts the
u.r.uu N8 iu q prosperous condition.
ii sunday school was organized lu
Liberty county, Florida, Just PRIOR 90
laT.lenHa 90 foturu home. lilo NHf
rH'"gtl hs lnb1r4 very much and has
icon Ulrsut with excellent health dur
l.r aH absence from home. Elder
lI.'uy vAItoIs tu remain iu lhIa city
uu.I Sunday, when Doc VIII proceed 90
DIS home boo DOalyiilv.
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JUDGE NORRELL GOES EAST.
His Health Is Very Poor aud llo May
Have TO Undergo Surgical
Operation.

Judge N0rOl, OF the Utoh Com.
m'17'nl woat east over tho Union
taeh' 'lis morning. How long ns
"''lHay rs by 10 means certain rs bis
leAl'h 30 very poor. For consider
able limo ho has loen an c',I, Tssi-
-I'callN with stomach trouble o.
'A"siaelory Glugnsg.B OF which no hsa
o,yn unable to got up to date, though a
lumber VI the best phyBiyiAuS have
,uNu, examinations AMI consult %
'Ogge'her concerning It,
me main object OF his visit 70 The
II,Hh which may bo extended 10 h'.
nv nome In tho south, 10 to n possibI
,u.4ln that relief which he was unable
geI here. He was advised before
I''hG 70 consult some eminent medical
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Ready for Cholera,

Two years ago there was an outbreak
OF cholera lu France, ami Instructions
we're forwarded 10 the m 1y0r ot our-
tain village 10 take al necessary pro
cautions, 90 the epidemic WH5 rapidly
spreading.
Athut our woTlhymlg5lato did not
auUw what 10 1u, Attur a while, how.
ever, uo reported that lac wa ready 20
ge1.iyo ths Tread visitor Upon iu.
qu.ry being made It was discovered
tbat by his orders a sufficient humber
NJ graves hal d On duE lu tho local
ogm.tgfy 90 bury tho entire parish u
rapWuu,-H AsruIOH.
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land Office.

THE following nings were made In
tho Local land Office under date q
.u" gs
Peter Jensen, Of NJ. Pleasant, 1nal
p'oa. o! .ssrt entry %. 100 acres in
.WH..u 10 s1.,h, range Syast, san
I..u yu".t.
Hons b, Larsen, o. Castle Dale,
..E .r.try OF 40 actna In township 10
h4.Ar range IS oasi, Emery county.
timothy E.au AMI 5aIie G.. DrlH'
COL. "i Fat Igaa Cl,y, mineral entry
q. .h' sumo. placer claim, 3.Ai unge.,
IN "o0i M.ualhiu mining district, Salt
L1av county,
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Married.

Yesterday In tho salt Lake Temple,
Bishop Jonn Il. windcr officiating,
Mr. John -. owen and Lucy Helen
whitney were united In tho bonds Of
matrimouy. In She evening o quiet
wedding reception was tonlurSd the
young couple, at tho residence Of the
hfido'e sister, Nlu. Geo. b. Pypor, only
tue immo iiatu relatives being invited.
The NEWS joins the many irlcuds NJ
Mr.. ami Mis-. owen Ia whhing them
a long ami Lgppy welded HE.
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Quorum Nnlirn

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Fourth quorum OF Seventies will m .rt
Ia tue rwcuty.urst wnri meeting
house M'nlay .ysuug, June -iu,at
1880 O'Clock. q iull ATTENDANCE OF .nt
members So requested, as there .HI
DO some ui t4U hlt seven yirlutaIs
present. VS.. OWES.
s. gre.ary.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAN LAIlr ClrAnlNG u0ugr,

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,
IoIay'H clearing house exchanges
amounted 90 slgj.Ui4. Same DAY last
year sliIs39,
TUDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New Yors.-SiIgsE 6j. lead, sal2..
LJndOt-3IU lBI.
OKB ANp uuLLIOS.
Wcllp, Fargo Is Go. received today.
Penn. bullion, sA.l.5.
Mccormick d 60. received today
uaunuor bullion, SO $50.
a. u. Jones n o., rroHv6i today.
Bullion, $1,000; oIes, s.la,g.J. T0taI,
$4,000,
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Is MT. 4'auieL TgsiJcut ,t the south.
western portion OF the city, Will prob.
ably bn examined a. 90 her sanity
tomorrow. A complaint was made
against her today, aud the county
physician Wa. cllluI g. mH.H o. pTplim.
mary invUltlsll o. h1r case. she
appears 90 bF lllc,Ui with strange
nulluginau9uH, uu4 nnprlu o. think
some one b. gJing 70 iujuro her.
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trl. ton toward noon
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Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-03

points, then dropped points net, and after ward recovered 3 to 5 points, making the ac- tual decline for the day to points, closing steady, with sales of 26,200 bales.
 favorable Liverpool news, larger receipts, declining spot prices, dullness of dry goods, owing to the mild weather, selling for local and southern account, partly on stop orders, bear hammering and an absence of agMgres- M prices, the market fell today. At one time there was a rally, owing to the covering of shorts and some new buying by the south, but later on the price again dropped under the weight of liquidation sales. Still later there was, however, a rally which left the net decline for the day comparatively small. It is true that the ports and the interior towns got more cotton than expected, with the estimates for New Orleans and Houston tomorrow lower. European news was more or less disturbing. There is at the moment no activity in speculation nor any attempt on the part of the friends of cotton to force the price upward. Yet the fact remains that and they do not regard the situation as un- promising by any means. They reason that while the receipts may temporarily increase the movement in December is not likely to be large. The total receipts even for this week are not estimated at over 2l5 900 bales, against 352 900 bales year ago and 313, 900 bales in 1893. Furthermore it is argued that the quantity to be brought into sight this week cannot very well exceed 100000 bales. Still the fact that the port receipts this week are expected to be- 20, 900 bales lower here than last week, while the interior towns promise to be, perhaps, little larger than last week. is not without it's influence at a time when speculation is a low ebb and smaller holders show signs of discourage ment However the bulls look for better state of things in the not very distant fu- ture, and as yet the south shows no great anxiety to sell spot cotton. T
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-03
Chicago Change.

Chicago, III, Dec. 1.-The efforts of local traders in wheat today were all in the 1n+ terest of higher prices, and the net result was a gain of %c over Saturday. The mar ket started in with an improved tone, which was carried over from Saturdays curb, and after several set-backs finally developed an unmistakable tendency to rise. The deliy- cries on contracts were the principal topic of the day Investigation showed that about 2 300 900 bushels approximately were sent around by Armour this morning, and that almost one-haf of that found its way back to him. May wheat opened at 6OB@6lc, sold between 60la06034c and closed at 601s46lssc, Ac higher than Saturday. Cash wheat was firm.
 Corn-Nothing that was seen or heard possessed sufficient potency to arouse spark of enthusiasm in corn. The market sympathized with wheat, and that was all that could be said for it. Trading was light all day and the close was firm and sc higher than Saturday for May Cash corn was firm with the futures.
 Oats-With the exception of the closing hour. when prices were firm in deference to the strength of wheat, there was nothing in the way of change in oats Business was dull and uninteresting.
 Provisions-Hogs, owing to an enormous run, were weak and lower. Trading in pro ducts responded in kind. Nothing essential ly important transpired. The strength of wheat was steadylng power later in the session. May pork and lard each closed low CT by 5c and May ribs I19c lower.
 Leading futures ranged as follows:
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-03
THE MARKETS.
Cotton Letter


 New York, Dec. 2.-(Special)-The expect ed break in Liverpool came today and caused a further decline here. January opened at S.22, soon after the opening more cheerful news as to the political outlook abroad and sharp rise in British consols caused partial recovery, and January ad- Wanced to BPS. But the news of estimated Receipts at New Orleans tomorrow of 22,OOO to 24,OO0 bales struck the market blow be- Tween the eyes and the gain that had taken place was soon lost, January declining to S20 There was slight rally, however be- fore the close, which was steady with Jan uary at S.23Qs.N. Everybody feels today that the price of cotton in December is going to be ruled by the receipts. The bears claim that the light movement of November was in a large degree owing to cotton being held back and that heavier receipts this month will show this to be the fact. The receipts henceforward will be watched with more interest even if they should show a substantial increase. as the bears hope and predict there will, there may be material break in prices, but if they should continue to taper off spnners will become alarmed and sharp and lasting advance will follow
 RIORDAN & co.