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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14
Boru nIsGRACEp.

"Iho state Of alsirs isa di6garo TO
New Oflonusl The killings sycm 20
have boCu coldbloodel muficrs.D Thus
exclaimed ColOrAdo's leading nuws.
paper on Wednesday morning, with
reference 10 tho labor riots aud mas
sacfo OF negroes In tho Cro1cont city;
and then II followed with statement
that Tor tho credit Of tho state Louial.
ana should take prompt itapI Co cur.
ptoss the troubles and To visit c1n1ign
punishmont upon the perpetrators OF
tho uwiul crime. There eau be- found
no fault with tuo sentiment, nor with
tho advice given. 10 is worthy % d
patriotic regard tor law ana order
both iu word uad deed. Yut
% takes only tao coming ot
the light OF one more day before tho
exclamation quoted otu DO applied
with double IOTuo 90 Colorado. Tho
muIdsr "a. WaissHbuIs ars no more oz-
cunbiu t1ln those u. New Orleans.
llalisns iu She hands Ut Olilltrs alo o.
deserving Of protection from mlts,
even though accused % a holuJus
giicn,c, sa ATE ucsT 300 who arc willing
TO perform LABOR wH,ll white men
have reiusuL Both had sscrd right
TO legal pFJIecliJniaud Ih5 .Ao. tina. tho
Colorado moOUurs returned ou WUIuas-
day 20 complete tue yillhiuous
work begun Iursday makes tho picture
Of lawlguusa1 Ia tne Centennial state
quite aa dark "a that 90 L5Ilsiana.
Now, Tor Co.omd5's credit lot her
unite wilb her slslcrs1hts Ia bringing
the mugierou 10 luslion aal maintain.
iug tine dignity Of the law,
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~ All tue facts ia tue case had
boon known, tho delegate who la.,
evening sav5grly ATTACKED the work Of
the public printer Tor the Constitutional
Convention would have either hold
his peach or directed hIs batteries Ga
another quarter A contract for pub.
DC printing does not iucIuis the
editing OF copy, tue supplying o.
om.slilus or even the correcting
oictrom IN nance 10 tho Couvogtiou
Will appoint iu most capable author or
printer 10 the chhifuanshlp OF sps D.
clal committee composed % lbo next
moot capable members in tlis liuc, and
% tult commi,lco Will iaso the copy Of
tho day's Journal 90 already furnished
and compare 30 with the puntuf's
work, there Will bs apologies 20 aud
sympathy for the craftsman, iuttsaI OF
ccusuru and rouuku. 10 10 All right 20
insist 90 public work being we'll done.
But % Is also didn't that ono man
should not BE- blamed Tor another maL's
Incompetence.
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and whom Constantine applied 90 him for
assistance ho was confronted Uv tho lady
hnr fls Mta tt1I be- Doc daughter 0f
IlH luio Dr. Cochran. oI kulfIIsiau,
aud ls native off that country.
She surprised him hy using iho sytHH
language aud he talked freely. Hac1u-
irHdiciod himself many limos and told
very 1u7cooun'ablo stories about tho
missionaries aud country. AfHr UEam-
lining tho letters of tho bishops shr
decided lH wla ono VI iu1 many HnH'o..-
asunl mkiu thr.o bishops .ord out
oForr year Zoo cII.ca. money fIr churches.
hospitals and uruIaungot tlui srH never
luIl.. rln tIF Ih1 fI.irfnu tIn bishops
divide ihH sH1.H and thft fu, principal
revenues of th0 bishops ls derived Iu this
way, As HD1u uf Mra Scott was sufo Of
her ground she told Constantine che
know villa Doc wuH. 40 nvt h0 was
Heightened aud turned pale hut roeovor-
irg himself Doc cursoI hrr Nr Scott
denounced him u. .uH mini #iHr' meeting
anl i7 using cFory oillrl 30 pu. r0lpio on
thCir guard,
The NEWS does not presume 90 icy
that tho Constantine referred 20 In tue
Dispatch is the gentleman now av0t-
ing salt Lake cry with his presence,
but lt .1 VOL known that rmmissarIcs
% Nss,oflau aud other Eastern
churches havo Tor years been n05ulug
Europe and America aiding for pccun.
inry asalttaucc, allgglng that their
churches have beol burat. their fields
destroyed Hni their cattle stolen by
government oillclals; 10 Is equally cci.
tain that much OF the money thuH r8f-
iuuutsd ~ aymrnthiz.ur Protestant,
has ultimately fallen into tho hands
iriur0nub'o parties and been usoi Tor
purp5Hcs Intended by tho uonou.
THE b matter Of record, aad the
fac; has been proven boyonI q doubt
itls but right that tuo public should
De cautioned against an indisctminato
exercise Of charity In cisrs whore
d1uu. as TO tue good faith Of The a5lioi.
tots H justified,
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ron ORIENTAL cnuHcu DUmUIso.

Salt Lake CITY IL again being Waited
by a Syrian OF Chaldoau cccle1iaslio Boo
iioiling subscriptions Tor tho lurpaaB Of
building a church, lao says, DO some
pant OF his native country. He gives
his name 90 Constantine, and accord.
Ing 20 accounts, oarrlrB lutiufB az r,-
cgmmendatiUn from hB bishop and
alto from tho American consul al
Shanghai and Yokohama aud from
several oleTgl men.
About the middle OF February q gan-
ueman giving the name OF John CON.
stantino or shImmuu ramus ur.
rived In San Frauclsco from
Koordistan aud commenced soliciting
subscriptions Tor the purpose OF
building Presbyterian church in tho
province u Jeiu, exhibiting gr,a,
many letters from bishops amt other
Prominent men. An Associated Press
dispsteh received at this ni1e tells OF
tho adventure Of MI Constantine iu
slu Frauolsco in the following man
IeE
san FBANCisCo, Fob. -6.-1John Gone
siuutuu alibs smmmuu INmus, vino ore
rived nom ku0rul-lau Two weeks ago,
bringing storm uf luilur md cfudru.
tials has been soliciting muuoy 10 build
o Presbyterian church 900 tho province Of
IUIu. lie brought good lutlrrs nom Mar
shannon, tho HISTORIAN bishop 30
k1uhanis and Mar Lliyu, bishop OF IoIu.
his solicitations nutod hm large sums
tom those Interested In missionary 81,
lurH.
Mrs. sco,tia the vito Of Roy. j. Scott
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BUSINESS METHODS
OF THE DAY.
Those Adopted by Progressive
Merchants.

Step into tho stores Of any OF our
progrcssivo merchants OF today and
you will be delighted at tho Low, clean,
fresh appearance OF the stock OF go1ds
presented ion your inspection and mar.
vel at tue absence " old styles or shelf.
toiled gOOls, AMI !, you should npk the
merchant how no avoids such accum.
ulatiOp, no will tell you truthully
that Dc sells them before they get In
that condition; by going through his
tlook from time b. time ard any Artic q
which Is not selling rapidly IL marked
with a price 30 low thut ruBtomBrs
VINO can use such gnudb can't afford
not 20 uuy-ueyer considering now
much he may l0se by the transaction,
lul how mucl tho gain VIII De- if sold
before 10 .tcJmus worthless bY holding
until IL uhl no demand. Iu toe mnttpf
o. mems cloihiug, styles OF guods
change raCn season nui n goods arc
led past thclrssaBln they depreciate
IN value htty yer cent, ana a third
they are not worth ten Per cent. ofthslr
original cO6L Therefore q merchant
lnllof VINO closos out his stock u goods
Just before Vrch sonFou closes foT half
ihelr cost, realizes ,hu fuIl value these
Same goods would have n held oysf
unllI tue beginning OF the next season,
ana De has bis m ney fix mnuths in
advance, with which o. buy fresh,
teasOuub!e STOCK, Aud Tor mi. rens1n
we feel shat with cur hal.priee salc on
rants Tor the pact two WutBa we have
maue s1 much money We VIII continue
We same prices Tor ten dsys more aud
tul TO our halfp'lco clearance sale
,ulle' anu make up ruliug tho uextten
lays any $50, 500, go, s25, sgs. $40 tr
30 goods ma cur store Tor $40. Who
nhn hNoil 10 refuse these uargEifs?
We can't auHrl g. offer them only iOr
sgot each. As evidence that this Ia AM
oier you can't AFFORD t0 refuse, is tlr
large sals We had on PAnlf flr the mai
ten days, and We ,Epec. 10 cell 1lO
sul'e 10 tho next ton days ON this grual
Offering.
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about Hawaiian adalu which wor
rzlrgura.ious, ant tha may be ru
.ft1cm. Nat there are ciUcamitAuc.f
back % 50 which render 20 probable
hat there 10 considerable truth
boo the report There has been
c 9lnuia between the league and tie
siminitiratlou, and since tho quoIliu.
u tho recent uprising tho tclauolf
Hevc become % strained that threats
were made by the government Tho
f,auli OF an attempt 10 carry these out
against Murray may be- imagined
when % Ia remembered that be ua1
never yet failed Ia any Of hls military
mover. lie paffjrne tho task OF 49,.
afmiug tho qIesn's soldiers l1 the
palace yard aud at the arm5fy quickly
aud without shedding a df9p Of blood
aud ia tho recent uprising ho sentou.
with tWeuty.nino men araius. an uu-
known number OF natives, vafi5utly
estimated at from 800 b 900. disporsed
,bom aud osp,urcI tbltiy-Iour, siter
having boon amUuihei aud having
ono o. bis followofs wounded, He
mon arc largely OF the SANS characlo
that he 10.
All the new trouble o. over anuoxa.
iion 10 the UuiIod Slater. The league
is clamor1us Tor annexation, while the
s9v,rnmsnI is opposed o. 10 under
present conditions. Toe league has
bcs0mo r.gued at thb change ,fhoaft
on tlr part Of tho Hawaiian Officials,
nance tue lack Of Harmony which haa
marked into proceeding. A. the
situation is described, tho outlook Tor
Hawai- Is Tar from peaceful, and news
Of as,af,llug character may be autlc'.
paiol nlm5atauy timu, unless the good
oiilcos Of SOME pcaccmagor should DO
made elective.
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AZ 10 COUNTY noNDs-YEs.


On Monday next, March i5 ttu
voters OF Salt Lake county ore invited
to exercise tho rlEht OF ifecmon, and
say through tho ballot box whether
the bonds proposed by tho county court
tlnll DO Issued or aot fai ibis late
DAY tho NEWS could utter anything by
way Of Inducing ovogy qualified voter
totufn out on that 0C1aslDu, und vote
one way or tho other On the bonding
proposition, We should be- glad to do to.
But The matter has been already aiIuI.
Ell loaf length, 10 has received ample
ducussion pro and con, ani every iu.
telIgont citizen must have given the
matter enough thought 70 enable BIN
Go reach a conclusion iavornbls Or un.
favorable to tho COURTS proposal. Our
sincere hope, therefore, is that the plan
thall neither win nor lose through tho
indifference and apathy Of tho peoplc;
We want 10 see q fall vote east, Tor the
result, whatever II snail loo, will thou
Indicate tho Interest e. AMI
the acceptance OF responsibility
by, tho people ttemiclvtt. n W.
der these circumstances tho majority
thall decide adversely to the couit's
dcaires,tho satisfaction stillromaiu
that conviction. not ignorance; ini0r.
nation not laziu1st, aud patriotism,
not unconoorh, have brought tho poo.
pie, who arc tho masters, 10 that way
Of thinking. We believe tho county
court would much prelor-and tlc
NEWS certainly would-l0 have tho
proposition defeated la an election
calling out every legal ballot, than
have II win with only ten or twenty or
even hny per cont OF tho voting
strength Represented.
But while We hope Tor full vote,
We also hope majority will d.
polit the ballot "Rlnds-Yos." The
roasona Tor thio hopo have already been
given In these columns; they arc fur
Their got forth In tho address 10 the
people by the county court. A care
iul examination Of the oaae-iho obl..
gAtious, requirements and tho con.
ditlon Of tue counly-loavca no Is.
cape that We can see from The decision
that the Issue Of honda Il the most hon
orable, the most economical and the best
way out Of our present dinlouliies. That
these difficulties should exist h. mo-
fault Of ours, or Of the people, or Of the
present county court. They are mOEt
unfortunate aud oppressive, and 70 10
truly 10 be- hoped an example may be-
made OF those who created them, that
will be stern warning 10 Others who
may have similar opportunities aud
similar temptations. but they exist
nevertheless, and thoy must be-
met. DlshoHor would accompany any
attempt 70 ropuii,to thtm, ana il-
jury would follow any policy Of
EVASION. Hence wa say, ~ between
warrants with por cent Interest aud
bonds with o, business sense can hardly
hesitate. THIS is tae main proposition;
It IL associated with explanations 10 to
the demands Of tho school districts
aud the current expense OF the county
that are equally impossible 10 ignore.
IL tho voters viii calmly and iutolll.
gently take tho whole case into consid-
Grafton, there viii undoubtedly bb o.
lively interest tnEou In tho proposition |
iubmlIled by tho county court, AMI the
Ticket "B5ndt-Y us" should win.
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NOT ALL PEACEFUL.

NoIW'ihs.anding 'ho complete cup,
p'esa'5n of tho royalIai pRr,y 90 Ha.
"Ail' anu tho iml'i'nmrpi of i,H
leaders on long ''ma a.A.oacs5, Toe
sovernmlnIoi f'efiiaat D3.g Do tog
o'snEei smooth sailing en .H' political
sea- The now DANGER however, halle
from a ii,sh quarter Tue thorn 10
ihe hawaiian aimiui',ra.i9u's side is
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The cvru4re 10 nll slfis ard c5r-
.iious o. + a,ltlrr that lumbsfman N
allied ur8u % Urduro Tn tue camps.
item pf1Iu.e1 severe colds which. n
OF promptly c.rgk .I. result In cargs.-
i.nof untumauiu. M.J.O. Davpr-
1ri, eX-nauaser Of the Fort BfagR
Redwood o.. an immense Institution
Z Fort BuvE ca, Jays they sell
argo planuuH % Chamberlain
Cough Remedy 10 Tho cpmpauy'a sturs
,ud AZ ho bar himself u.cd this rem b.
dy Tor a fsvefH cold a. d obtained in
m d.ate relic. This medicine pre-
selts any tendency "a clid toward
pu,um mia and iulu ea u prompt r.
ruvcfy. For als hf d.ugvists.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sizly.nth Annual Conferences
OF the Church Of jesus Christ Of
Laitcr.iay saints will convene IN the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake city, At 10
O'Clock, on Friday mornlnp,lApril oh,
1895.
The officers and mcmborl Of the
Church generally are cordially 10.
vliod to attend tho meetings Of the
Conference.
Wmr0HD WOoDBuFF,
GE0noE q CASNoEi
JOsEpH r. fmIIL
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TIM MuMcWAL i,agus % Denver
was organiz.d ior the purpose Of put-
ting in the n.ld 40 tao next election
there a reform ticket tina, would 70.
deem the city from corruption. The
league has looked over tho field, and
gives up the project Tho redemption
Job was too vast an Undertaking.
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TuE WISE man To-Day d he who had
not yet hiI Oh HE winter nauusls.
The air aud earth are iu.t trimming
full Of pneumonia, anu haunels Cre O
whole lot more comfortable than
sht0ud.
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rnIl.n.,nr ILanLe nInIns -.

The burlington route he tho only
line running uluiuy cars on The ~
la carlo" plan, tolwoeu Denver and
Omaha, kausa' CITY and Chicago.
Passengers have 90 ray only for what
they eat BE sure that your tickets
read via the Burlington route.
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Mrs. ". J. Fahcy, of Lu Roy, y ",
says: "Havc Tried hny cough cufus.
Parks Cough syrup 10 the only one
that holpg mc. know II is the best
Cough remedy" For sale by +. j..
Hill g Co., and NsIien Juds0n Drug
10
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An EASTERN paper Ftmark1 TINT Il
took Iho Idaho legislature eight weeks
Go hni out whether 10 could cut tho
"h" out % Senator shoua's name.
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Lois nre tr sl'a iu Gold CITY n.
5l, f1i sud slll uach-lne.th0Id each.
lance r'ry ymen,s. WIN suil 100
49, at iut.' IT.c.s. plals aud par.
AguInrb at tho Nice OF
:. W. HAanI & Co.,
900 State Street, knuu'0rI hotel
block,
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WANTED.
WANTED 10000 COOKS.

WAN 10 10000 EOUNas
ATuENnN PUBLICATIONS. UIlUEsr
ANA UU.rH paid fUr second hand book.
whole lIHuNHa bought NaYuUFa ulI U0uk
Store . Rat second South street Write
Tor catalogue.
VlTAhrED=LAUT OR GENTLEMAN To
w nHNHl in once salary fihsH. with
chance Go Increase, aud position permanent, Dr.
lutri. hai way FAIR PAID Co u1lrs DO engaged
iur'un0 reference and fClf a11rusHnI Stamped
envelope. Manager LoCk Drawer chicago
HhNE YOUR ILsspOOLs, GREASE
4 4 trap. water closets ana yards cleaned
ly lNu piHrrsH sanitary Company An work
thoroughly diH'uioctgd
utliGE ~ MAIN srgEEE TELEPHONE
so. Hf
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Pegke' Tea clears tho skin. For Galo
10y F.J. Hul ~ C0.i and Neldon Jui.
son Dug 90 !
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Edifor Dessrsi AeuE

Although our county BE- small, yoi we
have u wish ur two tltt wo would like
30 oNprohs Zoo che Convention through
your valuable uBU0G
NH nulnfH wu uHto some NJ thu Umt
mon lu tnH Convention ihHfo nfHu Utah.
Wiil That understanding Il Dr. only right
90 luuA fur au u.I.umH. patriotic, Hult.
aud tn'tnr'puIu. duHumuu.- uu. weighed
down with low uUdaa rl that IluuFiu1s
wish Co swap jack knives tbuy val htyu
iu insult 900 attorney.
liir Is TOO short thIa Convention 90
nuompt tu Ig'0um tH0 w0f.Ii but Dc can
look hnor Utah aud Doe people. .rayu Que
tho extras. We holu tho dy.uuirs viii
hu c1uHurynIyo and careful and mot pro.
'ido Tor extravaganza gItuuf Doe HlIafItI
officers ur Iu i1auiIouHlol taxation b. iult
ui lltlH uY possible
Doe thO people Lny0 mII r1prrs HutblI0u.
Los thn Consultation Boo 10 friend 90 DO
poor AMI guido Go 'h0 rich, 40 that an
classes can point Co DO with pride aud
honor
May % Dc H1 That our chudron will
grow zap aud call its trainers blessed.
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A Recommendation from Los Angeles.
Oa2 CASTELAR, w., I,os Angulrs, CAL
Alter having iu'i8rcd flg l0ng time
iflm ucuiu fhtumatlnm, without OLE
.sluinE rulluL 4 used Chamburlslu1s
Phin BALM ami WIS almost Immediate.
By relieved. highly recommend this
"a tho beet medicine known. ID. 30.
Hamilton t'r sale by drusgH's.
5. o., hesiuTI, o.. IaJuaar, g. Dat.,
Gays "larhb' Slgl Cure rAcpla sli
other medicines Tor rbtumsiism AMI
urinary Disorder, For ,aIo by D.. J..
liiIl IS D.p ami Noldon JuIs0n Drug
Go.
40 iH 70 iacs t.Ut we sro Offering
genuine bargains in Pianos and or
.nns Tor the spring trade Coaltsr q
sue'grove 90" 20 MHu 81.
sUii Latte uaucmg A,ad my.
All kinds OF Tan room dances
Taught Lessons, hl1 day, TursIay.
Abuguny uud Saturday evenings.
Us Main Street,
Wn make speciality 90 selling
NnliRrr Bauius, Mauiolina, etc.,
rHrtHrr Than any uthrr house. Coal.
leg a 5nc'grCv- Co., "a Main sL
W. "a, SHl#, JuHI.e OF tHo Ppncs.
10 q o..
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Special coufer,uc. Appointments.

Sunday, 7lh-suudsy School Union,
Tabernacle. r.m.
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w, u, Sal., JuHl.c OF ITO Poncs.
IL State Street. Telephone No $50.
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inns Is WHAT WE WANT

a Correspondent who writes from
Morgan Unh, and signs himislh 90
Fdoud b. Utah aud Her People,"
makes a few tusgesllons O. tho Con.
slitugonal Convention which wu mont
hea'uly endorse. Here thuy ate;
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MONEY TO LOAN.

7 OANs. Any AMOUNT ON CITY or
l. sa't lake aud DAVIS county iarms. Apply
Hi unr1 90 SO, 700 MeuoFuiUa block.
IN REASONABLE TERMS APPLY To
~ Taylor hr1thora, No, o. East Temple
sGggt
IIUhS ONLY NN OWN MONEY. HENCE
E1rt HUu.uI options. wish un delay, EO com.
W..HIIUHt ul uuFprtHInE vuar wants, ul L4Hs
f.Iu company 90 deal with. uu lNIrd party GO
g0nfgg Win N0ur entire buHiuU.s 4urIng th1
|fu off uo .OAu wall DO with one Individual
tal direct ON
Russell l.. TRACY.
laHI 10 Commercial Block,
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III vas HOUSES AND -FOUR IM.
~ Urlrud lrms IomH easy Eugene
iUwu, tu0mIlo a. %. building
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IME MN IuNk HOusE

TACHE VALLEY FARMS ron SALE on
y rcuL BIZ q, ~ atoUsIi. Logan, Utah.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

- NWUOua FlNE ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
- with clE water and cellar trut uces
ami bare 1u place, Apply ua urcmuoi 90 10,
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WILL PAY uA-u gpg RAGS. Home
w scrap Iron. hIttals. NUhNrrf and AN
hnHH of Hotties. 90, i5, EaHt lfEhlH South 30
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He was allowed to go.
FOUND GUILTY.

Trial of Frank Troi of Elk Grove for
Cruelty to Animals.
At Elk Grove yesterday Justice Ever
son heard the arguments in the case OF
Frank Troi. charged with cruelty to ami
mails, and found the defendant guilty.
AS Troi expressed sincere regret for bis
treatment of his horses, and promised
that hereafter he will be more consider
ate toward them, Justice Everson i'm
posed only nominal fine of $l2 30.
Humane Society Officer Dan Miller was
present as complaining witness. and H..
c. Ross of this city ably conducted thu
prosecution. Justice Everson took Il
warm interest in the case, and expressed
his sympathy with the efforts OF the So
ciety to look after the welfare of dumb
creatures.
The trial of this case has evidently
awakened interest III such matters in that
vicinity and the probability is that in
the future there will be less cause for
complaint of cruelty to animals in that
locality.