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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
West Cable Mining and Wiling Uompany
fnncipa. Place of business, salt
Lake city, Utah.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ruAr AT
~ amrcung u tuo board OF directors OF
saii corporation held on tho .bth day OF Octo
hcr ls1' an assessment ni Que cent per share
WAS levied UPON tie capital stock NJ said cor
potAtlnu, payable 90 the secretary ut the com.
pany'h ONCE room dlh Progress building. salt
Lake city, On or before tho nih day OF Nlvom,
her isA Any stock upon which THIS
may femAin uupad on the aIth dAy ~ N1yem.
hrf lslA. viii he delinquent md viii lr sold
aud unless payment IL made before. Will hr
sold on ths daN appointed 10 Ray tho drrn
qucnt assoasmcnt together with ,0su % adyer
ussmcut aud expense 0fsAIs,
GIo. RYAN. serretary.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

summit a Red niri Consolidated Mining
Cumpsny tiAmltodl fuucipal plAes VI
business SAT- Lake city, Utah
NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWEN THAT AT
~ AmesunE % The beard or directors held
on tho iIih day ~ ucfo.cr, isli, an assess.
msnt Of three cents per share was levied on
the capital aiocE ~ the corporation payable
before the 10th day Of December isl3. 90 tho
treasurer. q, D, folt, az room 80. y. Hooper
q EldfedEe blOeh, sat Lake city. utah.
ANY stock upon when this aafesamsntmay
remain unpaid on the 9TH day o. December,
40, will be delinquent ani advertised Tor
sale a. public auction. hnd unless payment IA
made before, viii be- sold on the ard day %
January, i-lh, - pay the delinquent assets
mont together with Gust OF advertising and
expense Of sale,
q, n. TELT. stcrstsry
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NOTICE..

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il stockholders OF the Utah Nuriury Com,
pauy Will DO held AZ thr oligo Of the company,
n The Naylor Block, state street.
for the election Of directors for tho wear
following TO frat Monday Ia stptom.
her i-l', and for tho transaction of such other
hu,lnesi a. may legally come before said
meeting,
SALT LAKE Cur. Utah. October "a. 1895.
NJ u suWLEs. Secretary,
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SALT LAKE CRY. Utah,
November %. isJi.
The Boise valley Land and Live stock Com.
parry. Location OF Plant, Boise Valley,
Near Parma, Canyon County, Idaho.
NOtiCE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT AT
~ meeting OF the board Of directors held
~ the once VI the company % salt LAKE cay,
tihh, on November l2th, lsll, nu assessment
$50. - OF twoniy ,el cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the company,
payable 10 tho secretary Of the company a.
their once Al salt Lake cay, Utah
Any hiorE upon which SAID assessment shall
49,, vii he delinquent and advertised for sale
~ public suction, and unlCss payment 10 made
before, VIII be- sold on Monday December llth,
1880, at2 O'Clock y. M, At the oilce Of the sec.
Rotary NJ salt Late ely, Utah. 10 nav the de-.
iuuucnt assessment together with the coat OF
advertising and expenses 81 sale.
liY order ~ the Hoard OF Directors.
NuisE VALLEY LAND 4 LIVE STOCK co.
lhtp rtMos, secretary.
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NOTICE 10 GREDlIos.
the Probate Court Of salt Lake County,
Uthh Territory,

In the Probate Court ~ salt Lake County,
IIhh Territory,
In tho matter o. the estate Of Joshua Robin.
ton, deceased,
NOTICE n HEREuN GIVEN ny THE
~ undOrsigncd, David Mcdonald, aiuiinIs.
uAtor OF the estate Of Joshua NOblli ON. Dc.
ceased 90 the creditors Ofaud all persons hay.
ing claims against said deceased 10 tNhiUt
them, with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the hrst publication ~ this uotire.
10 sud Hdmluiatrat1r, 90 ms reHiueuce IN ir
Cottonwood, sat Lake Uounty Utlh Iotrltory'
lpostollro address Holiday, tslt Lake COUNT
Utah, the same icing no place Tor the trans
action 81 the business OF SAID estate. In sail
cOuutT and Territory.
Dated TINS goth day OF November. lsgl
DAVID MCIuNAIU
Administrator ~ Esthte
Cnhs, W, BoND, Attorney for Admini,iTA
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GsTRAY POUND NoTIEE.

ONE BLACK MAZE ABOUT YEARS
~ Old rs left shoulder, hind toct white
Urr hnrrcl marc about four years Old, hinI
feet white. blurred brand right shoulder, atar
on forehead one sOrrul horso about years
old looks like "A right tligr.
II tho Dove described ANIMALS are not clam.
~ ana a. away AVA onIsi<isn's ARR lo,r me
AZ .. m. kHE BEsr SALvR 'N"u
NC, BIuiseU, s0tiON,
sum, Fever Sores, Keeper
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And On accordance with tho law and tho
order Of the board o. dircCtors.so mAuy shares
o. eaeh parcel 81 the above enumerated stock
ae may be necessary. viii be sold ~ the once
OF the company No llst south Main trocL
on tue 2ird day Of November, ls.5,a at 90 o'C ocE
q. M, 10 pay tho delinquent assessment "a.
gether With tho cost Of advertising mud cx.
peuso Of sale.
JOSIAH GEoGnEGAN.
HHFHNfaru
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and IN Aoeofdluta with tho law aud the
order OF the eoar1 nt directors, 80 many
shares OF each parcel ot the above enumerated
stork a. may De necessary, viii DO sold At the
Ymce OF We company al SO. 23l south Main
pember, lsA, 10 ~ O'Clock, a, m 10 pay tho
eelnqunhl hs'essmeut together with tho cost
OF advertising and expense Of sale.
hVbL' ', dLEADINNlhG,
beeTetAIg.
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suMMoNs
In The District Court in and tor The Third
judicial District Of utah Territory,
County Of fAi Lake



defendant
The people Of the Terri orr o. Utah aend
srecungI 10 FRED n Martin, defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY INQUIRED TO
Il appear in an actlou ur1ught aghlnst you
by The above namoI piaiuuu 10 no nistict
NOurt Of The hird Judicial district OF tho
Territory Of Utah ani 90 tnswer the com.
Of The day Of Hervicel hfter the serves on you
NJ tnia summons-if served within this county
or, % served out Of this county, but no this
daGict, within twenty DAYS Otherwise within
forty days-ur Judgment hy default viii be
atcn against you, according 20 tue prayer OF
said complaint
1he said acton IL brought 10 have a decree
OF THIS court dlssoiving Ne bonis OF mairi
~ on existing be wocn p.a.buh ana defend
ant ard for divorce thersirpm awarding 70
plainuh tue care and custody OF We minor
rhudten, nsue Of SAIL marriage. aud grant r
her other Just relief. prayed on tue ground
that The defendant. without cause or provo
cation, wi fully deserted and Abandoned plain.
tIn Apfii ~. 10. and hfs ever since remained
away from her. and wholly failed 20 contri.
butte 70 tho support Of plAhuH ana said
children.
And you are hereby noudcd that it you fan
20 appear aud answer the tall compliant aA
above required, the said piAiutih viii apply ~
tho court for the relief demanded therein.
witness, tue lion. samuel a. Merritt, Judse,
aud The seal OF tho District Court N
the third Judicial uatf'ct, IN and for
fsEAt.l the Territory ~ Utah. this I'm day or
November. 10 the year ~ our lord one
thousand eight hundred AID ninety
DAVID O. puNBAR, CLERK.
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Sal, Lake CITY, Angus. 20, 1895.

Salt Lake City, Angus! 20, 1890
Contributions In aid Of the monu'
mant to be erected In sall Lake CITY
In memory OF Brigham Young and
tho pioneers, should TO ssnt BY 1ho's
charged with the duty OF collection
Ne frequently ss possible To Heber
M. Wells, sAlt Lake CITY. who will see
that same are properly acknowledged
We earnestly hope that all the people
will respond generously AMI promptly
10 this call, to the eni thai tho mouu'
ment msy be completed at tho earliest
possible date.
wmFoRD Woodbury.,
GEORGE q. CANNoN,
JOSEPH \. SMITH,
Fiat Presidency OF tho Church oil
Jesus Christ OF LAttsr.day Saints.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Brigham Young Memorial asio-
citation acknowledges receipt OF the
following contributions to hssis, In the
tuilding Of the Pioneer monument
Subscribed by tho residents OF
Cambridge ward, Oneida stake
per NJ q, Cowley. clerk, .s.s.ssi "
Subscribed by the rctldent OF
Pine Valley ward, ~ 1sotgo
stake. per Bishop Jeter huoN-' 70
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Tho thupaon Mining Company, business
oMlo OF ms company 50 No 2il south Main
street, SAT- Lake ,lU Utah, the works Of tho
company Are al ,oprer oulch, In West Noun
Territory.
fI'hERE ARE DELINQUENT UPON THE
L Following aeArts Of stock on account Of
lsh3, the several amauula sci opposite the
manor OF lhe rr.lo-LL. .Lnc LhnldaLa WIN
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SUMMONS.
Ia The District Court u and Tor the THIRD
Judieial riiiriet q Ulah TerrltSrT.
County Of salt Lake.

W
AlbcftJ. " hue and Hotanh " White, Juliet
CroNali, Joseph h Matthews aud tauulo
u iMltihaNt, ANNE "a AnucrtOH, Ju ID 4
Tfumbull, ~. Monigomer ~, John johnson,
Simon D. Muckie, ~. ~. httuer, 0eyrge
uourhtsu. Louis Tuf0, Mtuua brow VIII
liam ~. Harman as executor u The estate
~ william 8. uarman. deceased nellie ".
wall and T. Gregg, george W. ORicsby
ard william Gtbby, defendants.
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T'HEhE ARE DELI oUENr UPoN rHE
= following shares Of tiock on account Of
atsossinent No, J. leviei on the list DAY OF
otptember 1855, the several amo nts set op.
Lolto the names OF the respective stock.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Hercules Mining Company. Location Of
the trtnciph place Of business, salt Lake
Wy, Utah Territory. Location OF mlnes
Territory
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The people Of the Territory Of Uiah send
rfCeung to Albert j. Nhitu anu
hosaua VI. White. Juict troAali, Joseph
n matthews aud fannio u. Matthew'S,
Annie o, Anderson, Julia A. Ifum.
bull, q. q. Montgomery, John John.
s0n, simon h hackic, o. 10 bilncr. beorsc
HUuFntsn, Louis 1of0, AlthoA brown, WIN.
81 iiarmau a. executor Of tho estate u
VIM. p uArmau, deceased, Nellio NJ. Wal
and .. D.. DrogF. George ". OgiosDy aud
VIM. Oibby, defendants
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You arc hereby required ~ appoAr IN an
action brought nFAinstyou ~ the above named
plainttn In the District Court Of the lhirl
judicial district % the Territory uf Utah, aud
To answer the complaint nled therein within
ten days trNcluHiVO Of the day Of surviUel after
tho sefv &C on you Of this aummous-it served
within tht county. or. " served out % THIS
c0unty, butiu this district. within twenty days
rtherulfr within forty dAYaaOr judgment by
default will be taten against you, according 60
tne prayer OF said complaint.
The SAID action IL brought 70 have Judgment
against defendant Alhou j White in sum Of
y ZOO, With Interest from Nafch 2, lsit nt 10
per cent per annum, Tor $50 attorneys, tees
and for costs Of suit AloEed 70 uo que on n
icudanttO plaintiff, June q isl1, for $1,000,
With Interest from date A. % yer cent per
annum same being duo and wholly unpaid,
save interest 10 March 2, Ai, and neinE so
cured b. a mortgage Of even date on premises
hereinafter described, executed b. dutcuiHnts
While 10 ulainuh Go have the actual decree ot
this court for the foreclosure u Halu mort
fAgs-sdiudsing that SAID premises DO sold
and proceeds uTnlicd tu payment u hmuuHta
Que A. above that defendants and all psrsona
claiming unIcr them be barred and futo-
fB.d premises that y amt 4 have a deficiency
Judgment agalnat defendant s. j. While, Gud
Tor other folrfi SAID premises arc described
~ follows. 70 VIII Beng al Of lots t,a.H 10,
south SAT- lave, situated 10 salt Lake C.y
aud cuuutT, Utah.
ana you sre hereby nouasd that n you fall
90 apptaf ana answer the said compliant a.
above rr4uuCd, tnu aaid plaintiff Will Apply 10
tho court Tor tho relief demanded therein.
Witness, the Hon. HaWuei a Merritt, Judge,
and the goal % tue District Court ~
the Third Judicial nisr.et, ln aud Tor
fsEAf-I tho 1erri'0r ~ ttaf, this tth day
NJ MHrrh, m tho yoaf u our Lord one
thousand cikht hundred and ninety 4.
I've
DAVID q. DUNUAR, CLERK.
ny GEo. D. Locus. Deputy ClsrE
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The people NJ tho Terniorv OF Utah. send
greeting 10 Alfred odd, defendant
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COllege Depnrtment.

The Lattorday Saints College in Suit
be represented by Il department which v
with esslys and other articles from studei
These productions will represent, as far d
actual Work OF the college, and will pass tn
OF the Principal, who will see that everyth
high order
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AndI, ChnblainV, 81
Il upIions, sid rosill
10 pay required. l
re perfect aausiaou
\ jod. Price rs os'
\ Q by 2. q. NJ. | a.
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IIy School Days at Ann ArbOr,
John Stevens Courtship. \ Tale o

Is the title of deeply interesting serial story
be continued through the whole volume; its au
versatile and talented friend sUSA YOUN
(HoMEsPrN), whose already published narratives
of so much interest.
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The people Of the Terri ory o. Utah sem
Erecungl 10 FRED II Martin, defendant
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Ideal MANHOOD: somc sngr,.lIop. Apou, Il.

This will be the title of some articles col
suggestions to our young men who have
or be something in the world. The autl
dent of Utah, but desires his identity c,
consequently write under the nom de plp
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The sandwich Islands Country and NIl
The COnsistencies Of Mormonism.

These will be most ably written, aud are desil
nish arguments in favor of the truth for our
and those who are called to defend our religion
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HOTlcE OF ASSESSMENT.

SALT LAKE CRY. Utah,
hnNnmMur IL 1855.
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STEEL RANGES. HARDWARE Of all
kinds, TABLE and POCKET CUT
LERY, to so low a point that we must
sultyou If you see tho goods.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-28
DIDN'T WAIT FOR INSPECTION.
Secretary Carlisle Said to Have Violated
Quarantine Laws.
conGp. .racy to deiraud.

New YORK, March 2S.-Co' lector
James Kilbreth has received from Sur
voyor Joha c. MeGuirc q report Of the
alleged violation OF the quarantine law
comm tied by Secretary of the Treasury
John &. Carlisle, the highest official Of
the customs department.. The collector,
however, pos. lively refused to make
publ C the contents of the document.
The trouble has arisen on account of
the secretary's anxiety to care for his
son. The young man arrived in port
last Saturday on the American line
steamship Paris, after a months tour
abroad. The secretary went down to
Quarantine in the revenue cutter and
took ms son off the steamer before the
passengers had been inspected by
Health Officer Doty. This constitutes
a violation OF the STATE laws, hence the
trouble.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-28
MILLION IN ASHES
Fire at Milwaukee Destroys Il
Number Of Big Busi-
ness Houses.
Y. NJ. C. A. BUILDING GONE.
Public Library Badly Dam.
aged but the Contents
Are Saved.

MHwAUKEE, March 80. - Lower
Grand avenue, whers the heart of the
wholesale and retail commerce of the
West Side throbs, was the scene early
this morn ng of one o. the most serious
confiagrations in the history Of the city.
Some of the lead ng mercantile insttu-
tions of Milwaukee are in ruins; the
splendid Y. M. G. A. building, one OF
the finest and best equipped in the
country, is gone; the public library,
with its $4,000 volumes, some of which
could never Le replaced, has had mar
row escape, the two top floors being
badly burned and much damage was
done by water.
The fire is the most disastrous since
the Third ward conflagratlon of Oct, 26s
1892, AMI the pecun. .ary loss
VIII Exceed 100000.
Most Of the buildings destroyed Were
owned by the Planklnton estate. They
were the large brick structure cover
ing half block occupied by Landauer
q Co., wholesale dry goods, and the
Tanner company, furniture; the build
ing in the rear of Landauer & Co, oc-
Cupied by the Re lance Storage com
pany and the brary building. The
estate will suffer oss Of about $780,,
900. Max Landauer OF Landauer q Co.
said that the stock carried by his firm
was valued at $780, coo The Tanner
company's loss is 100000. Barling d
Wambold, occupying building owned
by the Davidson estate, lost stock
worth at least $4,000. The loss on the
building was about $50 coo. Other
small losses make a tota! of 81 ,O65, 900.
Had n Narrow Escape.
The Foster building at the south
west corner of Grand avenue and
Fourth street contained Ia or - suites,
al OF which Were o oupied by families,
Many of the occupants owe ther lives
TO Luke Mccormick, a clerk Ill the post
office Pas ing the building during the
fiercest of the fire in the Tanner build
ing, he ran up stairs and aroused the
unsuspect ng sleepers. There was
barely time to escape before the build
ing caught fire. Many Of tie women
were frantic with terror. The occu-
pants of this building 10 t mos of their
ong.ngs. DR.. Caveny, whose office
was in the building, was the last person
TO leave il.
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CANADIAN row.
Official Circles at Ottawa Sur
priSed at ManitOba'S
Declaration.
THE OUTCOME MUCH IN DOUBT,
Situation Admitted to Be preg-
nant With Critical
Possibilities.

OTTAWA, March 2S.-The news from
Winnipeg that Premier Greenway has
declared that '.the govern g. neral S
order VII be rejected III its entirety
(meaning the order to grant remedial
LEGISLATION to the Catholics in the mat.
ter Of separate Sohools), while not unex-
uected, has created great excitement in
nfic:a al circ.es. 1t is admitted that the
situation i pregnent with critical pos
: sbilties and that mu, h depends upon
the action OF the Dominion government.
II q, of cou Sc, possible that the Mani
toba Legislature may shclve the question
for year, as the federal parliament
Has No jar sd ction
till the governm mt of the province acts
or n. uses to act on the remad al order
But this seems hardly likely to happen,
iudging from the reports Of the feeling
among the majority Of the people of
Manitoba. Assuming, then, that the
order in council Of the Dominion gov
crnmcnt is ignored, what will he the
steps taken by the government to ell
force its demands? This quest on may
be determined by the outcome OF two
by-elect ons, one in Quebec and the
other in Ontario, which are shortly to
be held.
May Cause Long Litigation.
The Bri isl Norsh American act is i'll
many ways an elastic affair and it Will
be difficult matter for the Dominion
government 10 decide that it has or
that il has not the right to Interfere In
the additional leg Station Of the prov
incos. If it should decide to interfere,
it is possible that such Interference
would make the political DIVISIONS Of
Canada coincide w tn its great religious
divis on, or would lead to ser.aS O
sp e. S TO the courts, the end Of whlCh
can scarce ely be foresa aen. 30 far. tie
action of the government has resulted
in stirring up fee ing in Ontar-o
Very Hostile to Itself.
whi' c in @ ebec it has had d rectly
con RI V feet. None OF the party o.
gaus in Ontario dare to commit them.
selves to any uefnite statemen Ut aS to
the urse TO b3 pursued towards Man
t0ba. The Liberal papers, natura-y,
shsir party being opposition, = Q
del GIFTED at the trouble and devote
many columns to telegraphlc reports o.
all news bearing on the schoo. cues
ton, while the government or an. t.
give one example, Monday gave only
the bare announcement in four or five
lines OF the arrival of the order-in-gcn-
eral at Winnipeg.
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Venezuelan Claims Commission.

WASHINGTON, March 2S. - After
months of deiberation the Venezuelan
claims comm ss.on has concluded its
labors and announced its decision, b.
ing a Judgment in favor OF citizens OF
the United States for $l43. 500, about
one.th.rd OF the amount OF the CLAIMS.
OF tho total award the Venezuelan
Steam Transportation company of New
York re, elves $14l 800 American gold,
with interest, and Captain Abtam G..
Post. Jacob j. Maurinus and Davis j..
Slurgis receive each $500, with interest.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-28
vjOUND IS FATAL.
Attending Physician Declares
That Ii Hung Chang Cam
not Recover.
HIS YEARS ARE AGAINST HIM.
News of an Authentic Nature
Received at the Japanese
Legation.

New YORK, March 2S.-A special to
The Press from Washington say: In
a private cablegram from Toxic, re-
c9ived By a member of the japanese
legation here, is conveyed news OF q
worldwide interest. Accord ng 10 this
dispatch. which comes from the highest
official source in Japan, German ply
sicIan. who is II professor at the Uni
versity OF Toxic and an expert Of high
standing, was sent at the personal re-
quest OF the mikado to examine Ii
Hung Changes wound. After thor
ough examination of his distinguished
patient the physician reported contiden-
italy to the IN kado that
Ii Hung Chang Must Die.
The wound is in the face and the
bulct, which the surgeon had not sue
ceo3ed in extracting, is apparently be-
yond reach Moreover, Ii is 70 years
Of age, and, although giant physic.
ally, his years are against him.
The dispatch which conveys this i'll.
formation is a private and confidential
one. but its trustworthinesS is not
doubted by It's recipient, who gave the
news 10 The Press correspondent.
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ARGUMENTS CONCLUDED.
Docisiou in tho Dobs Case Expected Some
Time in May.


WASHINGTON, March 2S.--The gear.
ing on the application Of Eugene V.
Debs and Others for r writ Of habeas
corpus for their release from iInprison.
mcnt, was resumed promptly on the
opening of the supreme court. Attor-
ney General Olney made the first argu-
mant, speak ng in behalf of the govern
ment III answer 70 the application.
ment in answer to the application. Mr..
Darrow followed for the defense and in
conclusion made q personal appeal on
behalf Of his clients. He contended
that their acts Were not CRIMINAL. tie
could say on behalf Of his clients that
although they ight have been mis-
guided and unwIse they had acted from
the highest and purcst motives. Mr..
Darrow's argument was the last in the
case, and, when he had finished, the
court proceeded with other business on
its call. It's decision will probably be
rend red hsfore adjournment in May.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-28
Commuted Ivan's Sentence.

ST. PAUL, March 28 Governor
Clough has signed communication papers
in the case OF John Ivan, who was to
have been hung next month at Hast
ings. Ivan was convicted last summer
of the murder of a policeman and sen
fenced to death. The peti ion for com.
mutation was signed by Judge Crosby.
who tried the case; by the II members
OF the jury and by lSl prominent citi-
Zens besides.