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The sun., 1895-05-09
KILSALLAGHAN'S CHESTER CUP.
Don AIonzo Did Not Stnrt- Messrs. Dwyer
md Croker to Race In Ixelnnd.


LONDON, May Sat Chester to-day the race
for the Chester Cup (handicap) of 1000 SOW
ereigns. added to sweepstakes of % sovcrcigns
each. for three year olds and upward over the
old Cup Course. nearly two miles and quarter,
was won by Capt. Machel's Kilsallaghan, five
years old. Mr.. +. Alexander's Son of n Gun,
five years old. was second. and Lord Penrhyn's
Thescus, four years old. finished third. Mr. NJ.
Ncwcourt aged Mr.. J. II: Houldsworth's Bushey
Park. six years; Sir J. Blundell Naples PIE, Seville
years: MIR. c. J. Blake's Rockdove. four years;
MIR. Dartmoor's Glentilt, four years; Mr.. Z.
sons Tilton. five years: Mr. Dobell's The Rush.
three years; MI !; w; Churtons pennyless, iye
NJ. X. Lebaudy's Quilon, five years, and Mr.. b.
The betting was 20 to against Kilsallaghan.
Thessus 5' to against Nowcourt. 70 i against
bushey Park 70 ! against against rn, ssyli,Ie; 10 u
against Glentilt. 20 to each against Merry
wise and Tilton, 20 to each against The Rush
and pennyless, 80 to each against Insurance
Kilsal!aghan won in good style By three
lengths Son of Gun was two lengths ahead
of Theseus. Time. 400 l;5,
tory in the 1000 Gu!neas Trial Stake race 10 not
regarded with satisfaction by thoughtful OBJ
| servers. Nothing Is more pernicious than en-
tcrng good horse in, a selling race, backin:
| him for thousands. and then huying him in. II
| gambling Of this odious kind is the aim and
| end OF the American invasion. tho sooner the
| American turfmcn return homo the better. both
| for the turf and Themselves.
| and Montank will take part in the races at Bal,
| doyle. running Tor the Howth,, Curragh. nnt!
Stewards plates on on June and h 4 The ITrd
| of the Mansion House to the American horse
| men. and a committee composed Of dist in
| guished persons is making preparations to give
The sun., 1895-05-09
Only One ravorlt. VIA. at nopy

CHICAGO. May S.-Ony one fayorlte won az Il lby to.
day, that being Freddie L.. T In the last race.
Lottic D. was sent here for killing, hut Dominica
outran her. -Four OF the finishes were in drives. SUM.
First Rare-s Selling: six furongs. Screwdrver. 100
(Iack SOM, u |. won: y. ". Stanton, l0j Gay.
wood, 10 .second bonnie NJ. 100 Ceary), to
third. Time. l;iV3r
second !tace-selng; nve fur,onga Dominco, o.
second: Tit for Tat, Y2 CCaywoodj. II 10 5, third.
Tine. 1903
Third Racc-Selling: six flrongs, Jolly Joe. l05
tMaybcrryl, Il 10 won: Laiy ho,r, ioo ,ci""ry, ?
TlaS Fonr,h 5R3s Rsscs selling. St, ,uronr. ALBANIA Row.
lO5 (CorEicy) TO l. Kalamazoo. l0S (Jacksonl,
6to second; Frank Fu!!rr. los Crafty, ~ TO J.,
third. Time. lSk.
Firth Hace-sslng; scvcn and n half fur'ongs.
Freddie /. T.. lCn ENrrcttD, Il to - won FOrsn p,
100 lCaywoodl 10 2, second: Gov. Hagood, "S or.
biey). to Z. third. Time, 1859.
The sun., 1895-05-09
H4RTARD's AFFLICTED oARsMEN.
Tho Sore Throat Epidemic Said to Be
Caused by the Charles River.

S1ubeo oy tnc NhurieD LAlVeTs
Boston. Mass, May SIT is the belief OF some
that the vitiating vapors e1uded by the filth
empticd into the Charles River has had some
thing to do with calling halt on Harvard row.
ing. All the crows are laid up. and there has
been no dipping of blades by college men since
the latter part of last week.
Nowhere in the country Is there a moro
odoriferous course for college men to practise
on, the smell when the tide is low being some
thing vile. Before tho men were taken sick
with the epidemic of sore throa. there were five
crews on the river each fine day. The symptoms
in all cases have been the same. and scarcely
man out OF the tw0score in training escaped
with an untouched throat Previous to the ad-
vent OF the present warm weather the air was
the crews often remained out till deep dusk may
account for slight colds brought on BY exposure.
Is without parallel in the annals OF college row:
ing. Even the most sanguine are worried. and
Capt Bullard OF the varsity crew was the first
to be attacked He noticed the trouble about
iinlcuit for himto swallow and beside. no noticed
that whatever the trouble it seemed to sap
his There was M to nPeEFsp
he would be all right in a day or two but in the
mean time Others of the crew were stricken.
Billiards. place in the boat was filled with a sub
stitute. Last Friday night Bob Stevenson. who
rowed at No. 8. gave up. and others were com.
substitutes enough to go round. and it was de-
clded to cancel the Saturday practice. When
this decision was made it was hoped that the
men would be in condition to take their places
Monday. but late Saturday It was reported that
vic,ims to the crew breaker"
Then it was that Coach Watson. who has given
The men plenty Of har, work since the ice ice 1t left
time to pull themselves together. and announced
that there would be no more rowing for three or
four days. 1t is possible that the varsity
crew. patched up In some way or other. may
be seen on the river tomorrow. Bullard
came back to Cambridge yesterday. and
is SO far improved as to be able to
take his place at bow. Watriss Fcnnessy Da-
has only II slight attack. but Stevenson and
Shepard arc BIT quite hard; The crew has been
than one occasion, but Mr.. Watson cannot be
blamed for the recent trouble He is not. how
over. in the least disheartened. and before June
l expects to have the men In share for the gilt
edge touches Of the art.
The sun., 1895-05-09
TIE sEcAuCus MURDER CASE.
An Autopsy Made on the HodY or EnGel-
brccht-No New Clues.

County Physician Charles Z. Converse, as
sisted by Drs Arlits and Pindar, made an
autopsy yesterday on the body OF John F. Engel-
brecAt. tho murdered SeGaucus saloon keeper.
All the organs were found TO be In a healthy
condition. There were two cuts in the throat.
One was mado from the right and was some
what tagged. as IL made with dull knife. The
other was from tho left and was clean cut. in
dicatinG tina, a keen razor had been used. The
winiDipe and jugular vein were severed. The
skuli' was crushed by blow from a blunt in
strument and there was u wound on the right
temple.
TO Nest Hoboken this morning. He will spend
the afternoon in Secaucus, and will attend the
ceiyed any report from the microscopic VIII -
examining the stains on Burgers claspInife
aud trousers.
The sun., 1895-05-09
New. of the Horse World.

T. ". C.-Sinms Is a col"rrd boy and comes from
Charleston.
II. 4 W.-Any date after Jan. ]. horses age Is
dated from the beginning OF each year
Dawson browne Yes; banquet II. Is onr old friend
Banquet by Rayon dor out OF Ella i. Eau Gallie was
known here 5 Utica
A. H. sheldon, the wcllknown sporting man, who Ia
business manager for Harry Miner, Will leave for tho
West on June T. sheldon Intends 10 mako two books at
the lIaw thorne and Roby tracks this summer
LExISOroS May S.-Col. Milton Young, AeGrathinna
Stud has sold to L. o. Sraus fourteen head OF thor
oughbred yeArngs at $3.50 per head Six are by imp.
Pirate OF Fenzance Eeyen by imp Whistle Jacket and
one by StIAthmore-
Goodwin Bros are progressive and are constantly
striving for features In connection with their
racing guide. Their latest novelty Is system OF In
dexlIig horses In new fashion They also give list
of conflicting names.
Reader.-Dr. Rice won tho Brooklyn Handicap last
Henry OF Naysrrs, lob pounds "a Clayton, was sse.
Suburban was won by Ramapo, l20 (Taral. with
Banquet ll9 (simms) second. and Sport. ia Thomp-
SOM, THIRD.
The sun., 1895-05-09
ST, Maxim Wins the Hotel Handicap

LOUISVILLE. May s;-There was no stake race on tn"
programme to-day, but large crowd went out 10 soc
Henry Young and 81. Maxim do battle for tho Louis
vile Hotel Handicap. The race was one OF the best ~
the meeting. ST. Maxim winning In n whipping finish
by length in :i0&, the track record for that dis
tance. Summaries:
First Kace-Seven furlongs. Halloween. l07 Gas.
sim. Uto l. won; GursIe. loI tVankurcnl TO sec
second Race-five furIonss; selling; Concession,
10 l. second sir Archer, los lR. Williams. 10 10 l.,
third. Time, ;G3ia.
third Race-I.ouisville Hotel Handicap; mile.
St. Maxim 100 Thorpe, u 10 s. won; Henry Young.
liG "A. Clayton, TO s. seconds satsuma, l05 (Cas-
sim. to 9. third. Time :iOS..
Fourth Taee-s!x Iurlongs; Selling. Domingo. ia
tThorpe). 80 10 l. won: Royal spirit 100 tCassinD, 10
10 L. src"nd, rlnte e.. ii5 ,h. Williams, 10 TO /,
Filth i,ace-four furongs. Ren Eder. lls Perkins,
even won; Rcwardcr, ll3 tI. Williams. 10 D. sec
Time, A
The sun., 1895-05-09
Eutries at Alexander Island.
ALEXANDER ISLAND RACE TRACK. May s.-The foil

ALEXANDER ISLAND RACE TRACK, Nay S.-Ihe folow-
ing are the entries for tomorrow 5 races:
First e-sx and quarter fur!ongs; selling. Ra-
dant "A pounds; Brckton. -; OTTO; ~ Ella II I;
cred, "; Louis Quatorze, 45.
Second Tace-ftve furongs: selling. Miss R"ss. 90
pounds: Mamie h. h. 100; Lay Secret, l0O Memo,
loo; Lady DANNY; 100: Pantatn 100: some Morc 100;
100; The Clown, 100.
Third Race Six and a half furlongs: selling Ira
lee, 100; Little Jim, 1903: Adaxus. l02; Rondeau.
l02; william Penn. l02: Jimmie James, loR:
Fritz. 90.
Lento, l05: Dutch Lou, lO3; Jersey. 100; Tor
Tsn lon Srn T2nsa"" uoy SS rer o5 onaro
los; Robusa 1856 C. o. D., lo5; Luray, 100; pevsce.
l05: Blsckfoot, lO5.
Fifth Rncc-Fivc furlongs; selling. Charlie f. 90;
Pirate Chief 100: Moderate 1905 smaron. 100: Nina,
100: Caroven. 100; Caiista. 100; Mamie r., 100;
Prince John. 100; Fassett, 100; Tiora. 100.
sixth Racr-ScvNn fuFlonRs: selling. Eclipse ll2;
Plenty iOG Blue BIRD. los: Woodchopper loo: Billy
Boy, i69: Home Run, 1903: Duke John. lO3: Grand
Prx 1903; foxgove, 1903, julia L., 9s: Ncnusburg vU.
The sun., 1895-05-09
Fresh Blood for hawthorne.

CHICAGO May S.-Tna Pueblo Stable. owned by ].
NaRlce Hurk OF San jose. CAL reached Hawthorne
yesterday. The stable Is in charge OF James Bcvcns
troincr and consists OF the :oowing AgItato Bell.
coso Broso. Eravura, Cresccndo Con Moto. Calcuaa,
and Coda. John EodcCup arrived yesterday from
Lexington with twenty three horses belonging TO
himself. T. C. Parncs. us Straus. and A. L. ferguson
Mas,le, Prohasco. Lnn.tc. Pollock Metropolis, and
twCly. twoy"Dr ol!s. The Equitable Stable. owned
by William Fields. nsp among tho arrivals from
Lexington. The stable consists ot Wyuta May Rose.
Glen Ellen. and flve twoy"arOl Tho second d!Yison
"f IL" James j. frpp"rsr!nS Including asiT came
yesterday from the SO.th.
The sun., 1895-05-09
WIDE AWAKE AT LAST.
ST. AsAPH OFFICIALS RULE OFF s.
w. STREET AND JOCKEY NACEK.

~. sTREEr AVID JOCKEY NhCEY.
a. . oo
Every A'"e hAe "'e" '.'''e 'or A'''
Admits that stockhoider hih cave
Orders. but tho Chief Instructions Came
from street-Lochey Club ONic,ai- with
drnw-Nicl and Factotum Play seesay.
U, -
WARRINGTON, May s.--The Executive Com
mttee of the Virginia Jockey Club held meet
ing tonight at the close OF the races ior inc
purpose of investigating the Lnmbert-Summer-
time raco of last Friday. and also to decide
whether tney would continue racing at,er next
Monday. Tho latter case was quickly decided,
but they could not agree rs to whether they
would rooo six doyo wool or c,n,nro,ni., viii
woulu race SIX aays aweeh, or eoihIroni's' WIN
nate days. They concluded to let the matter go
nnti, ,o'n,orrn,. ,~h.n thev ,vi, oeain MAJ Nd
decide the question. This was the second time
they had met during tho day to decide those
matters, as they had meeting in the club house
before the races began.
The Lambert-su,nmertirne case was then
oontino ~; rornoi,,sa ru,eS az 3 w str.s,t tho
owner, Jockey Nacey and the flly Summertime.
potor. ~. inyos,,ootior h.oo,, oro 10 ,ho .,ooL
'no Desal ono 'no
holders questioned Nacey thoroughly and OBJ
AotA. ''<-~'S S@'o'
that u nm nna him
although he had received orders from Hill, the
PRINCIPAL ones came from Doc STREET., the owner,
he was not under contract to ride for Street,,
the latter was anxious tor MN TO ride his horses
and agreed to give him s2' for every winning
ou.V n.u s.o,.s ;.,.;.nu,.s,'. Ao p..u ~
o s Gm
biGwn vG 70 oysF. s. T. Power, md s.,rtor G. ! r,z-
gerald, who have been otlleiating at tho St.
Asaph track. were telegrarhed TOR by the
positions and left for New York to-day. Jockey
William Fitzpatrick acted as starter to-day and
The The St. St. Asaph officials to-day gave sso out notice
stating that the Sscretary OF the Western Iurf
SSS that X rscs Sl The ScnsSs:s
tracks since that date. are eligible to race on
Asaph. The club declares its intention Of racing
eet tae 18th ne ns the 1ss aer
hseisfh 'hs is!h anaer Tue ne" fulss sl % issued on
on Monaay ono Eaetotum S eaTriea a III p1unqs 70
1ss nsa Ss ,S so~ 10 aud the lat
FIRST RACE.
III, ~ n:, E,u S s.N TN ~ r..
W: rHnta "1 i4S Mcefa, 'o'"''i' - " A' Al
aynes pr: n; NICK o. iUg SFein "a.
r. z, Sl. p ~ ~: :. - Ao'
west ara "iso f"h' Tina 1.,o
po+,,,e E,ve "a , .e.inst Eactotum a 70 I IN S,cA
" en ~ W.. s VA H>ieA'
~ 10 usa'ns' honsotook' w W west r"'A'
Ter, ro,r o,ds. h,,- ruo
7 7 MScSanerty;s ch : Ite.sie 1rowninp o nv puch
anan-Irene l07 (Rer)
=. nraaicy nEh Miss M pn,xscr !. t' ,6S Mcb.i
nnrSi, g.. Sc;,a nI"roi Ssirrio EreS L Eransota
n S cm Tf Sin ran uf' 'oA feo h'' e'eosoe'
Formerly Benaire. o,o,<
,,.., Mica, o.. t, iime. ", " 2u,24., u4.,, p-,,-,,,, o..,
, @ re " Mas Rrnssar ese 70 D"nhes or o"it
Ls, Israi ~ s,n ~ r,ioris ~ Fed aE fo SrcS
sote. o 10 oea "uii'
THIRD RACE.
r,.o, ro,r o,ds. aro ,u,,on,s
cs WaIt.rs;o oh Whtfe Coct ,ae q nv Tba
The sun., 1895-05-09

'q..rs -, a,, HFlm OF Kingsland, ". j.. told the
p,,- 10Y ooey was buried under her house In
GsS, o@r,fehue. The health officer and n num.
SN,h. Ginirr .ficil's went 10 tile house and tore
b, loundI nG room flor and dug in the cellar
sa9l and ffnn,rnttaG' There was. however, bad
'SlAs. ''r'her investigation may be made
The sun., 1895-05-09
Roby IL All Right.

CEows PoISr Ind. May g. Sheriff Hayes last night
emphatically denied that any steps have been taken
to arrest the officials booknAkers and spectators at
the Roby track. Hu claims the telegraph de.
spatvhes thr press last night from Valparaiso are
wholly false. The shcrf sad that Roby would rot
bu mOcstuu.
The sun., 1895-05-09

Tic r,nL'' r,o.'.' May :. No changes were made in
10. 1 .! Directors of tho Chicago. Burling-
nCs;!sr wv ~ ykailroad Company at the annual
ei,,-pr eNhu!dcrs held here to-day. The
ELL" 'o, acct IN Boston next Thursday to
The sun., 1895-05-09
OUR SECURITIES GOING ABROAD.
Londs That Have Recently Been Sold In
Foreign Markets by j. II. Morgan 81 Go.

Foreign Markets by j. II. Morgan 81 Go.
The heCentral Trust Company. trustee of the con-
sHdated mortgage of the Manhattan Railway
Company, las delivered to Messrs. J. /. Morgan d
To- all OF the per cent. bonds issued under that
mortgage TO retro the New York Elevated IS.
lie last Of the block of SS,925. 900 was deliv-
esed to the banking firm yesterday afternoon.
Negotiations for the sale of these bonds In the
Lentop market were completed some days ago.
The exact amount Of American bonds sent
aorcad by this firm since the sale in Europe OF
siarge proportion OF the new Government As
"Aen by the bond syndicate cannot be ascer-
ssned, as they naturally refuse to disclose the
extent Of their operations. The sale of the
manhattan Railway bonds is the only transac-
lone, which the Street has had definite infor-
pNnis known that large blocks OF tho Southern
t"g securities, both bonds and stocks, have
II London % ana also hat na Eio
i,:,h, is, oh which the firm has had an option. are
w. ssaaea t Tor the foreign markets. These latter
E r ISemembered. but n part OF the block former
i "lned by Mr.. G. =. Huntington.
II m'SsI5OU.Q 900 debenture four per cent. bonds
I P,Se Hew York Central and Hudson River
Ya,t YrTaa Sa Company recently listed on the New
\ bts,A soSk Exchange arc understood TO Lavo
CsS. %% aGx,na, N London by J. +; Morgan d co. Co
Iss Is market of the S3,"5O. .ooo. New York city
NJ NJ per cent. gold bonds, for which j. +.
I.,snaa& Isaa Co; and August Belmont a. Co. were
nccesstu bidders last February.
vii, reports Of the foreign :Stock Exchanges
err,..o haow additions to the lists where new Sc
i Il. or new numbers OF old Issues of bonds
il Iov thltted 10 quotations. They will not
AL dali, however, what Is equally important, the
"A ~ - n bonds once held abroud. but sent
rhch mis- country in 1892. 1898. and 1894
v..,ai. vTa are row returning again 10 foreign in
N,sr II well known that within the past
.1m.Sa!s; IN which most OF the transactio ions
h.. ABOVE made there have been
ISHttpments OF such securities to the Lon
anu Continental markets.
The sun., 1895-05-09
ss aoo for Il. l.. Robinson

PHILADELPHIA, May Sat the sale to-day OF the late
George Scattcrgood's rotting horses George Rowe
paid 81, 900 for r. l.. Robinson.
The sun., 1895-05-09

FL Robinson has record OF 2:lT,l. mndein August
1874 At Nystic Park. llostOn, where he won six
heat race The horse tro,ted st Fleewood r. ssptsn
Mappy Lady. lie was bred by his late owner, and was
got ~ Epaulet, 2lD ont OF scattergoods noted old
time Two mile trotter, Lizzie 81, 2:2VS
The sun., 1895-05-09
New Sleeping Car L,ue to chattanoor..

I,sn,n I,Iehc!hg Sunday, May 12, a new through
tons. car line from New York to Chatta-
so,,t Tenn, will DO inaugurated over the
t,o-e,a Railway. Piedmont Air Line" going
Satsg,SSsh the picturesque mountains of western
Paint RSS:Sutollna, via Ashsville. Hot Springs.
sI4 I.ay. a., md Knoxville. The through car
had. te a, :sw Sew York, via Pennsylvania Rail-
Sgth.rs p'3v !. NJ. leave Washington, via
SlG,,Snnaih RAILWAY ~ l0;43 r. NJ, and arrive at
I'll, caS the following evening AT 6;4O.
R.ylsSv,s VIII! be operated over tho Southern
aRooga own I12"s irola Washington to Chat
The sun., 1895-05-09
Odds and Ends nt SPORTS.

There Is lc,rcr at this oalce for preden, oI,eary
Of Tn" Gaelic \. \.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10

Of efforts to wrenE personal yen-
geanoe.
The conviction Of Clifton T.. Mayne
has been the means OF disclosing 10
more detailed form than ever before
some Of the matters that were tne sub-
lect Of special investigation by tie
Wallace grand jury. While II wac
generally known that the solid nine
"did politics" over the saloon
Of Supervisor Barry; that wafer
rates were fixed by the uincb
method, aud franchises disposed Of
tO those who contributed most
largely TO al sunefvIsOtlal pockets, the
mounts aid anu the names OF the
men VINO handled the money anu WhU
we're tue go.Detweeus, have only been
sufmisoj. Through MAyuUs cuaraes
against BUCKLEY ami the statements
which be maue TO tue grand Jury
mas been possible " get ~ much lniOr'
nation whion was not In cOnneclod
form, hut Hnicn, nevertheless, pointed
only too clearly 60 tue btlbefs anu
the bfbod. Ia the nOtes, toe docu.
monts, letters anu siii1Rvlts many
things have been found inat teud "
coffOD0fatu Mayno's alaienonls. In
sJmo case the men That tesihru
were Anything but reputable, aud
tue only evidence Of tue truth Of
heir statements vsa the fact
thas they were cyffUbotatod by
more reputable people on strong cir
Uumsinuuai evidence. Inus. George
W. Taylor, the man who hRu the el-
lfOntefy ~ tue Tor ms share OF the boo
die anu uied without getting II, was n
witsess. John T., sexton, who hiss
gained not0fety IN many questionable
ways, slgneJ statement which Ia pat
VI the grand iuty papers. IL 10 IN the
iOfm oil Au aiiidsvit, but the place Tor
tue attest anu seal VI the notary pubic
10 vacant. These men, however, were
IA position g. know what they were
taking about. Where bucn corruption
ungs exc. almost theOnIy opportunity
0i discovery lies In tue possibility VI
thu faning- ut among the participants.
lne gfauu Jury awaited itself oi every
opportunity t. gather facts anu toe s
them ~ they came,
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CERTIFICATES OF ELECTION.


Great credit ia due Secretary q. q.
Rlonsrda aud assistants for the eKps-
ditious manner In which they have
handled the work oi Issuing oerilh.
oaies OF election, 10 the municipal
officers Whose election the count which
was finished last week shows. All
have been issued and sent out to the ylc-
tors, IA good time for them 10 take upon
themselves the incumbcnoios VI their
respective ofiices. There are seventeen
parties effected by ties, and tho tscfe.
tnfy requests them 10 appear at his
Office On Saturday next At n q. m.
auu csst lots 10 determine the winner.
In Wellsville, Cache county, five
counoilmeu we're TO be elso,ed, but the
returns showed an election OF Only
tnfee, with a tie vote between three
Others. II now remains iOf these three
TO cast Tote, and decide which two Of
them will get the plhoob. Following
IL a list OF the tie votes:
sandy Cliy-Cbailes Trip N aud w.
ID. kuhte, cOunciImrn, 8. each.
LOgan-Evan Jones And Peter Ella.
son, counuilneu, Third ward, 81 each.
Hyfum - cara J. william anu
Hans II. Petersen, treasurer, l32 each.
SnithhclI-James Me lSle and vii.
liam Thornley,, councilmun, ll0 each.
Wellsville-George Bankheau, Daviu
A. Kerr anu Daniel 7. stuart, coun.
oilmen, 90 each.
Peasant Groye-Alex Bullock and
James o. Bullock, mayor, ll3 each.
Filimofe-J. 3. Giles ana George &.
Nuile, Justice OF the peace, 10 each.
MoTgai -George a. Taggart anu
William Robinson Jr., mafshal, 90
each.
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PROBABLE PARDON.
Sensational Charges That the Ogden
Real Estate Man Was RailroAded
to JAil-Grand Jury Interested.

San Francisco Examiner Of Sunday.
II there be any virtue In the claim
made by Clifton h. MAyno that be has
been rAilToaded to jail on false charges
supported by tue money of & Christopher
Buckley, the news which the EK.
amiuer has TO announce will bring
him Joy. A number OF the members OF
the old Wallace Grand Jury met yes
terday ana decided among themselves
70 investigate tue allegation that
Buckley has inaligRled the prosecution
oi Mayue. IL convinced that such Ia
the case they VIII apply To Governor
Budi Tor a pardon. Having uOno this,
they VIII turn their teutlon 10 tue
charges ana the insigalor, with "a view
TO bringing him up AZ Hast. The
charges made by Maybe may be
gtOuuulpsH. The Gpttatat CO uf Buck
ley M SAP Diego when Maybe was
cUar.td with anu acquitted Of
trlbtr}, anu the pretrnCe Of The
tO-s IN Los Angeles when the war.
rant was ituru tot MayBt's arrest OF
the charge OF Htusiug the pBTsIt Of
MS wards Elsie aud Maggie h. Suiu.
ton, may he cOiucliencrs only. TIT
TACT, tOO,that money has been plentiful
Tor the prOseoutl.n u Mayue doe.
nj prove that Buckley furnished 1t,
oven though the apparent pToseuut1rs
nave no Visible means. There l. now.
ever, possibility that what Mayue
says 10 true, anu men who have bee
kuluy Of the worst corruption have
OCCASIONALLY been trippsd up Auu
uAglly dressed ia stripes as TO -ss1i,
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OGDEN.
Intoxicated Indians.

A number OF Indians oampsd on the
Union Depot grounds procured aquan.
MY OF whisky on Sunday, resulting In
night among themsoives, which was
hsrce anu furious. One OF the number
was arrested. Previous 10 their fight
among them Olives sons boys we're
skating on lue river by the Thirlisih
street Ufldgs, when they heard n noise
in some brush. IL pfovoi TO be
drunken Indian with a Ratchet lie
was perfectly wild aud gave chase to
the boys, fourishing his Ratchet and
yelling and screaming TO the top OF his
voice. The Toys were terri ded And Il
was fortunate that they wefe able 10
keep out OF his reach.
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Ward and Miss Pollock furnished the
light comedy, o. the juvenile lovers In
'heir usual vim. Mrs. Chester, Miss
jerome, and Mr.. Hathaway respects
lively filled the characters VI Mary, tho
irish houtoheuper, Mfs. Matthews,
aud Brooke, tho butler with the regu-
latlon whiskers.
Although the drama ls not tqud TO
Woman against Woman, IL should
play 10 good businoes the rts1 VI the
week.
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Mauti Temple Notice.

The MAnti Temple will DO closed on
FRIDAY evening, 2Oth Of December,
1895, and open on Wednesday morn.
Ing, LIST January, 1895.
JoIIs ID. n. MCALlGsrER,
President