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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-21
Strictly Pure
White Lead

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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, June IL.
Following We're the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: Wheat-June,
opened 1890, closed I41sc; July. opened 744c,
closed 7i5sc; September opened f5Ssc, closed
761sc. Corn-Junc, nominal, closed 1890;
July, opened 491ac closed 50Mc; September.
opened 501Ec, closed 5l9sc. Oats-Juue nomi-
nal, closed :sAc; July, opened &c, closed
Pork-June, nominal, closed Sl2.3j July,
opened Sl2 So closed ST. 2I9. Lard upe.
nominal, closed Si.5j.
Produce: Butter-Extra creamery, l1lSc
per Id; extra dairy, l5G1l6c; packing stock,
S09c. Eggs-tre n stock, loss off, l0kdllc per
dozen. Live poultry-Spring chickens, 100
23c per h.: hens, s.; rooster, SC; tur-
keys, 7@sc. ducks, $685. c; geese, saW@4C
PER doz. Potatoes-New. j0OI5c per bu. old.
2j94Oc straw berries-Michigan, $10OO1 20
per LOOT case. blackberries, Illinois, $50
0l75 per 2l-qt. case. Apples-$2. 50Oi50
per Dbl. Honey-White clover, lib Soc
TONS new stock, I316Ol4c; brown comb, 100
12c: dark COMB, poor packages, SO; strained
California, a06c.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, June Is.
Live Stock-Prices at the Union Stock yards
today ranged ~ follows: Hogs-Estimated
receipts for the day $4,000; sales ranged at
s31 Gtl40 pigs. S43j@4 60 light, "a i0Ot55
rouah packing $i45G9i75 mixed, and $1,000
4.S5 heavy packing aud shipping lots.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for the day,
300; Quotations rdngei ut Sj.5jOh9j choice
to extra shipping steers, s495Oj.5) good to
choice do, "a. i5GDl.0l fair t. good, $3.7jOt3j
common to medium do, $35U9i.0I butchers
steers, 81 20 ip32I stockers. S2.75G30J feeders,
$1.70lD3 81 cows. $...tG0i4 heifers, $22j639O
bulls, S2.GJ@t5O Texas steers S2.5O06.JJ
veal calves.
Sheep-Estimatel 10 e.pts for the day 10000;
sales ranged at S23'6lsj Westerns, sl.5)0
3.25 Texans, 81. 7jDi.JO natives and S2.5016.0J
lamhs
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-04-13
THIBODAUX, LINE, SAMEDI, Is 4AVRL 1895.

les deuX oreilles voGs pouycz en-
donner l'assuraGce a Sa Maieste
lempercur ct roi.
Tres bien ! monsieur le comte .
Malntenant, perinettez- moi d'insistel
sur une circumstance. Deux prin-
cesses du sang sont actuellemcnt i
Hyeres, i quelques iieues dies mon
tagnes OH sc cache le chef de ces
/ brigands. Fous compreEez, monsieur,
que votre place est aupres des
princesses il importe Gle les rassu-
rer, ct elles sc diront, en- yous voyant,
que lEmpereur pense 4 eles.
lie ministre he pouvait rien imagi-
ner qui a!lat plus directement au
cnur de son envoye aussi lie visage
de celui-ci etait-ll rayonnaut ct
Gpanoui
All monseigneur, dit-il, c'est
me combler! cest trop d'honneur,
vraiment Je leur feral, sill le faut.
IN rempart de mon corps, reprit-il
avec un accent tout i fait herOiuue.
-Comte, lui repondit Savary en-
reprimant avec peine un sourire,
vous etes un sujet devoue. Prenez
cette piece, ajouta-t-il en- lui tcndant
un panler cest votre nomination en-
qualite de commissaire extraordinaire
dams lie d6partemcnt du Var.
-Commlssaire ext,aordinaire
ecria lie chanteur de romances.
Vive Sa Majestic Iempereur ct roi
Je mourral, sill lie faut, a son service.
-LEmpereur men demande pas
tant, monsieur lie comte; ressentiel
est de WELLER sur la strete DIES
priEcesses. LIE payeur Fordre de
tenir d votre disposition les fonds
necessalres pour celia. Ne mGnagez
rien.
-Soyez tranquille, monseigneur
nous aurons un arsenal complet:
pistolets, sabres, fusils. Sill faut Sc
battre, nous nous battrons, aiouta-t-iI,
CONNIE un honme que fodeur de la
pondre enivre.
Cette exaltation n n'entralt pas dams
les plans du ministre, ct il falIait Ia
calmer. lie comte Gabriel tournait
trop au foudre de guerre; il soule-
wait ses lunettes dune maniere heroi-
,, que, ct s'agitait sur son siege CONNIE
sill ent etc sur un cheyal de bataille.
NUM- de Ia piece qui constatait sa
nomination, IL Ia brandissait en- guise
d'epee, ct, ne pouvant maItriser son
! ardeur, il prenait deja congo du
ministre, pour aller commencer sa
campagne, quand celui-ci rarreta
Monsieur lie tomte, lui dit-il, un
peu moins de fougue, sill vous plait,
ct Gcoutez-moi.
En- meme temps il forGait son
interlocuteur 4 reprendre lie siege cue
celui-cl venait de gutter.
-Je vols que j'ai eu tort, ajouta-;-
| il, de m'adresser plut6t a votre
courage qua votre prudence. Vous
! compromettriez tout.
Comment ? monseigneur!
-C'est bien simple Vous VOLTA
tout effare, tout hors des gonds !;
Est-ce ainsi quill faut aborder leurs
altesses imperlales Peut-Gtre Il
voisinage de cette bande leur cause-t-
il deja quelques inquietudes, ct vous
les accroitriez ! Vous vous dessinez
| CONNIE un Galaor, CONNIE un tranche-
montague, CONNIE un paladin
CONNIE un vral ehevalier, mon.
scigneur effrayerlez leurs aitesses
| les femmes Sc montent pour 81 peu
--Au falt. vous pourriez bien avoil
raison, monseigneur
Monsieur lie comte, reprt le
( ministre avec solennite, il faut WELLER
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No 81

Ct q i"i sen', le comte Gabriel pou
valt tenir ces danes en- haleine pen-
dant &C temps. II marchait i II
tete &c six romanccs parfaitement
inedites, ct sur lesqueles EIeviou
await jetc quelques intentions ex-
pressiyes
! Ce tut gu mllieu de ces circonstan
ces que lie cOmmissaire eytraoulinnirp
commenGa sa campagne contre
Pierre Mouton.
LIE CONCERT DU COMMISsAIRE
An moment OH Ia volture, oui
amenalt Pierre ct Laure, Sc presenta
devant les grilles du chateau uu'habi-
taieht les princesses, un en,barras
dequ'pagrs ohstruait la cour intG-
iieute ct e.npGchalt dy penetrer. Sur
ie perfon Sc tenaitnt, en- grand cos
tune, les officers au services de ce,
DANES, IA .ivrGe 1t tous les gems de
sa maisol, sans en- eycepter Ie com
inissalre eNtraordinairc, revetu de
son uniforme d'auditeur au couseil
dEtat. II await, &c soir-la. diner
reception ct concert: le prefet mari
time venalt d'arriver, accompagnG de
son etatmajor les autorites admi
nlstratlves, civileS ct militaires Sc
talent empressees d'accourir de
louion, pour s'asseoir q la table de
leurs atesses impGriales, ct assister
au concert, don't le comte Gabriel
await dresse lie programme. La
malson respirait un luxe ct un taste
lnusltes; les volets de pied circu-
latent de toutes parts Ia musiuue
des regiments remplissait le jardn de
ses symphonies, ct Ia population,
attlree par ce spectacle ct par &c
brult, Inondait .es places ct les rues
env:ronnantes. Au miieu de lem
barras ct du tumulte causes par cette
aff1uence, ccst peine 81 l'entree de
la caleche de voyage fut remarauee.
Les gems etaient tous occupies ailleurs:
personne ne songcalt au modesto ct
pondreux equipage, Zephyr ne Sen
emut pas ct init Ia main a Ia besogne,
pendant que Pierre condusait Lau:e
sers fappartement de la princesse.
Tout celia Sc tit dams le plus profond
silence on semblait dies deuX c6tas
evlter les explications.
Quand Laurc arriya devant Ii
grande-duchesse, ellc Gtait encore
sous le poids dies emotions que tant
adventures avaient fait na1tre. 81
Elisa cut remar4ue ce trouble ct en-
cut demande Ia cause, Ia jeune file
aurait tout confess6; ellie Sc serait
jetee aux genoux de Ia princcsse, Ell
lmplorant la grace de Pierre. C'etalt
son desseln, ct ellie comptait sortlr
alnsi de Horrible situation OH ellie
await etc peu peu conduite. L'aveu
etait sur ses levres; ii allait sen
echapper, quand la grande-duchesse
accourut vers ellie:
All vous VOLTA, petite lui dit
ellie du ton le plus affable. Que vous
arrivez done a propos! Vous me
sauvez Ia vic.
-Altesse repllqua Laurc emue.
-Figurez-vous, ma chere, que nous
sommes Ia depuis deux heures a
deliberer 81 je me coItferai avec mes
diamants on avec mes perles. Vrai,
vous nous tirez d'embarras. Per
some lei ma votIe gout. Vous allez
decider.
--Vraiment, altesse, je ne sals.
-Vite vite mon enfant IL
ny a pas un instant a perdre c'est
i fheure du convert Toulon nous
monde deja /; lie jardin est rempll
d'6paulettes. Mettez-vous la ct
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iieurs, s'ecria lie chanteur de roman
ccs. Jc pataugcais.
-Des distractions, afin d'tIoignel
les ldees que peut fare naltre Il
voislnage dcs maIfaiteurs, poursuiyi,
Ic ministre.
-j'y suis Concert chaluc soir
1T dire que je mai pas compris tout
de suite.
La solitude peut faire vcnir DIES
idees sombre, aiouta lie mnstre.
engendrer queiques frayeurs involon-
taires.
lie remede est simple, mon
seigneur Balls, fetes, soirees pu
bruit, de la musique, un peu drpGra,
dn spectacle, 81 c'est possible Que
! jai done etc long d deviner
Monsieur le comte, je vols 4 pre-
sent Cue vous cont renee votre ms
sion.
| ST jeia comprclGs, monseigneur.
Je weak que les prncesses naient
pas un moment q eI.es {. Je les pro
mencrai reimbursement en- ebloulsse
mtnt, de surprise en- surprise Allez.
je my connais.
TEST bien, monsieur lie comte
volt que nous nous compreno.s.
-nes illuminatlons, sill lie faut !!
dcs feux d'artiGce
--je rous al dit que lie payeur
serait Il votre disposition ne lie
n@nagez pas.
En- pronoHGant ces mots, le minis
tire sc !eva pour indlquer que Tau
dience etait finie lie comte Gabriel
prit congo, en- s'cngageant 4 partir
pour le departement du Var le plus
proniptement possible il ne Sc re-
serva que le temps necessaire pour
fare dies preparatifs de voyage, lai
fussent Il Ia hauteur dc sa mission.
Des cartons de cLapeaux, des caisses
rempies d objets de mode, DIES ecrins,
de Ia mnsique, DIES feurs artifcielles
lui arrivaient de tous c6tes il fallut
en- charger un fourgon qui devait le
sulvre en- poste LIE ministre caleu-
'ait que lcnnui engendre la mechan-
cete. ct lie disbursement la mauyaise
humenr Pour tenir en- BRIDE Ia
langne dies princesses, Il sutfisait lie
lenr rrodguer les distractions. La
dcpense etait forte, mais il s'agissait
de sauver Ia majestic du trone, ct Ia
calssa de Ia police ne pouvait miauA
employer ses fonds. Settlement, ca
en- passant par le cabinet du ministre.
les articles changeaient de nature.
De meme que le chanteur de roman
ces etait officlellement I'm commits
sairc eXtraordinaire, les chapeaux,
les ecrins, les dentelles, les tleurs, la
musl1ue, Sc groupaient daEs un
chapitre intitule Missions secrites,
ct Y formaent un chiffre aussi res
pectable que myst6rleux.
= Ces commeres-la laisseront peut-
etre lImperrtrice tranquille, Sc disait
lie due lie Rovigo, en- presidant lui-
meme il toutes ces dispositions
Froisser Ia file au moment oil nous
avons besoin du pere pour rexp6di-
ton de Russie Ces langues de
femmes len font pas dautres, depnis
lc commencement du monde. S!
! lrEempereur le savait, Dieu le beau
tapage
! Ces retlexions poussaient touiours
lie ministre vers une depense nou-
velle : tantot un bronze de prix
tant0t un cachemire des Indies. LIE
comte Gabriel devait offrir ces objets,
soft au nom de l'Empereur, soft au
| nom de Marie I,ouisp OF IL etai,
impossible que, pendant trois mois
au moins, Ia reconnaissance n'enchaf
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lie pretexte Le hasard servlt encore
lie ministre. PrecisGment il yenait de
soccuper DIES exploits de Pierre
Monton ct de lire les rapports qul
lul etalent parvenus a ce suiet.
y Ola mon affaire, dit-il en- sc
frappant le front.
lie jour meme, il enyoya TN EXPIRES
au comte Gabriel, en- lc priant de
passer an mlnistere. Notre mcrvell-
leux elnprcssa de def6rer &C desir
-Comte, lul dit le ministre en-
allant auderant de lui ct laccueillant
avcc uae politesse exquse, TAI
a eauser avec yous pour des
atfaires de service. Neui!lez vous
asseoir.
-MonseigHenr, dit le comte Ga.
briel en- obtissant, sa Majestic lem
pereur ct 70; peut dsposer de mon
deyouemcnt !: je suis a scs ordres.
-Vous etes attache au conseil
{! Etat?
-Oui, Excellence. ...
Eth bien, il s'agit de la sarete
publique c'est dams le resort du
eonseil: nous resterous sur votre
terrain.
-Celui-!a Oh un autre, monsei-
enenr, peu importe je suis pret.
-Noici de quoi il s'agit monsieur
le comte, ajouta Savary, en- faisant
passer I'm enorme dossier sous les
yeux de sou. nterlocuteur. Vous
prendrez connaissanee de cette afiaire :;
les dcpeches du prefet, du colonel Ge
9endarmerie, du commandant de Ia
division, tout y est
Le comte Gabriel jeta sur cette
enorme liasse de papiers un coup
d'pil qui semblait deinauder grace
l. Lldec daft onter cette lecture se:n-
blait ayolr jete quelque froideur sur
son empressement. Savary sen
aperGut ct s'empressa de reprendre Ia
parole:
Monsieur le comte, le lossier est
solumineux mais latfaire est dies
plus simples. Du reste, vous aurez
tout lie temps d 'en etudier les details
dams le eours de votrc mission, ct un
sejour sur les lieux vous en- dira plus
que toutes ces pieces. Pour linstant,
quelques lnots suffiront.
Lei, lie ministre raconta rapidement
ce gu; s'etait passe, les expeditions
dlrig6es contre Pierre ct les echoes
qui les avaient suiv;es. 4 mesure
que le comte Gabriel comprenait
mleux &c que Ion deslrait de lui, il Sc
redressait ct prenait une attitude plus
majestaense; son regard devenait
serieus, sa pose epique Pour un
fonctionnaire civil, cetait une mis-
sion presque milltalre Qu'on lui
donnalt. S il await eu dies mousta-
ches, il les cut redressees il Sc
contenta de redresser ses lunettes
avec aa geste qui await quelque
chose ,le decide ct de martial. An
moment le plus anime du recit, il ne
craignit pas d'interrompre lie mlnistrc.
sI Sa Majestic fempereur ct roi,
dit-il, u eompte sur moi pour d6bar-
rasser l'Empire de ce drole, c'est TN
honneur que jessayerai de meriter
de n attends pas MONS de vous
monsieur lie comte Soyez :ertair
que / Empereur sera lnforme de vos
dispositions.
-C'est CONNIE 81 nous tenions &,
bandit, monseigneur; je lul coupera
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Personal Paragraplls.

There are registered at tho Tsmplaton:
q. y, LuccOck, Washington, II. o.;
Robert L, Harrison, DonVoT; William
Kennedy and wifo, Mr.. Matthews. Miss
Carter, Miss Ronya aud Miss Plum,
Newark, n. J,i Miss Radford, Hopkins.
Vile, KY; G. n. Beal, NY; G.. &. Tayey,
Chicago; and Miss Abbott
The following guests are at tho Knuts.
ford. G.. y. Embree, indianapolis; Chas.
A, Jones and w. q, Ferguson, Reno,
NOv. DR.. j n. Mitchell philadelphIa,
Miss Lyde kiryau, Butte; 4. 4. Singisos,
Idaho; MIR. and Mrs. &. W. Keenan,,
Brooklyui aud Mrs, n. c. bingham,
Chicago.
party OF Raymond & Whitcomb OK.
cursiOnis1s, consisting Of tho following,
are ut the knutslord. Miss E.lonor NJ.
Jollie, Miss T.. Il. scott, Walter n. Jacob.
and vile, MiSs l.. H. Lspham, A. r.,
richardson, Lucius IhOma-, Mrs. Aaron
Mitchell, Miss \. Mitchell, 4. Mitchell
and II. q. Hu,chlus,
Flint Bowen, Kansas city; John 5.
Allen, Virginia tity; w. W. Vaughan,
Logan; Mr.. and Mrs. William Mann,
Cripple Crock, Colo. carlo e.. Sabiu,
Champaign H.; II. l.. wippermanu,
Broolayn, \. y, and Mr.. and Mrs. T..
NJ, Roinor, \. y, arc At tho Walker.
Cullen: q. 5. Richards aud vito,
Clyde, o.; John Condron, Boise civ,
Ida; David Keith, Park city; Il. j.. SEQ,
BILE, HALEY, Ida, and James Tucker.
James l.. Berry, foreman Of the Creole
mime NJ Park city, Is at the Cullen, with
his daughters,
Mr., Austin, assistant general passenger
agent of tho Northern Pacific IN in town,
lie viii remain iew days.
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Row Over Water

The trial Of VIM. Marihugh, for die.
turbing the peace Of Perry +. An,on.
was up In U. y. Commissioner Som.
mur's court today, before n Jury. Tue
trouble occurred on the northeast
bench, over ifTigating water. Mr..
Msrlhugh was digging n ditch " ere
Mr.. Arson claimed he had no right TO
dig, anu the result was an hlterosti Un
In which witnesses ieitinrd that "MT.
Marlhugh could he heard swearing
three blocks Awsy," aud alec that he
threatened Mt. Arson with shovel,
and even alleged that he woul clay
out the whole family" II they came
within reach.
Upon hearing the testimony the Jury
decided that Mr.. MArihugh had
created n disturbance; hence they
found him guilty. Commissioner
Sommot concluded that he would be
lenlent, and assessed n fiuo Of So and
cJst--si3 In all. Marihugh has little
boy, between two and three years olu
whose mother IL dead, and Commits
sioner 5ommer arranged that II the
father had to go 10 jail the child would
be- well taken care Of. MAfihugh gave
notice Of an appeal.
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Police Court.

The cstes against John II. White, foT
violating the sign ordinance, aud John
ii. White anu BOwTing Bros Tor OBJ
etructing the sidewalks were dismissed.
Bob Fortune, who ~ generally up
on the charge Of larceny, was given
seven days for drunkenness.
l.. Graham, "a sm -lter worker from
Sandy, was arraigned on the charge OF
disturbing the peace. He stated that he
had teen drinking ond went 10 bed
In a lodging house In town. After
getting TO sleep lie began singing aud
the officer stated that his tuneiul voice
could he heard about n block. He was
fiBed 50.
jacob Btuck, n soldier belonging to
the Sixteenth Infantry company, who
was arrested for peeping through q
window ut two young ladies
some months ago aud afterwards
allowed to 90, was ariaigned for
trespab'. 4. Il. Holland testified that
he had seen him looking Ia the bod.
room Window OF lady living on the
corner Of Fourth East and Filth South
stfeots, AMI he stood there for over half
an hour. The case WAS continued un.
al tomorrow for the purpose OF obtain.
ing more testimony.
q. Smith, who has Just served
term OF fiiteon days for begging, after
leaving the all this morning got
drunk ami begged again and he will
serve i've days for drunkenness anu
iiileen for begging.
Joe Hong, sick Chlnaman,
was arrair"ed upon tho charge
VI drunkenness ana II WAS soon
shown that he was not right In bis
head. The case was continued until
tomorrow.
Dan Raleigh foIiui ted the 1926 he had
given rs bSll 10 appear on the charge
Of battery. Jim Beatty plead not
guilty to the same charge and on inc.
ton OF the prosecution the case against
him was dismissed.
The CASE against Eddy or Bennett
will DO taken up tomorrow morning.
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DOUBLE The TAXES.
Tbs, Is Tho Way Shsepman Are 10 Do
Treated
N uIyrA COUNTY, WYOMING


There 10 q goodly number OF Salt
I,ge county men who have Hooks Of
,g,sp in Wyoming, where they ray
,hsif lakes. Word came today that
,n,,e ,heepowners have a new trouble
"a face ia Ulnia county, which lies
ont.,de the Northeastern line OF Utah.
mi. trouble IL doubling up OF the
,.xe. by assessing to them twice the
number OF sheep they sciually own.
Many references have been made In
the NEWS to the conflict between
sheen aud cattle owners In that sec.
lion OF country. Some time since we
announced that the csitlemon had
leased much OF the railroad lands, and
had sought TO release portions thereof
10 ,he sheopownors. A proposition was
made to these, giving them Till
June IS 10 accept or reject It. The
,hsgpmen refused to accede TO the
terms offered, and both tides prepared
fora legal fight. The shespmen here
retained Judge Henderson and Arthur
Brown to care for their side Of the
controversy, ana while tho cattlemcn
also engaged lawyers, the legal battle
was not instituted.
The now move presents another
tack against tho sneepmen, In this
ofmi The assessor listed the sheep
us returned by the owners, Tne boarJ
VI tqusliEatiOn ia Uinta county, 80 the
police says, have just doubled the as.
ttssmenl. That II, the man who has
5000 sheep subject to taxation, anu
who made return to the assessor, IL
now ordered TO show cause between
July % aud July 20 why he should not
be taxed for 1000 sheep. II no tails
a. convince the board that he has only
5000 sheep, he will be tsxed for tht
higher number, anu Will have 10 pay
VI nghi law suit with the county
against him.
ThesheepOwnerp here uuhesitatingly
declare that this IL the work OF the
cAillemvn, whom they cay cJnIrol
Uiuta county officials IN their own
interest IL IL alleged that they have
removed sheep Inspector who acted
fairly and have appointed one nOtOrl.
Uusly Objectionable to the sheep inter.
osls. This later movement IA alleged
to emSnate from the cattlsmen, who
want to place tho sheepmen IN the
altitude VI conlending against the
slatr.
In speaking OF the matter today, one
VI the sheepo " ners said: 1--WE reported
our taxable sheep, aud they have
assessed againet us double the number
We have. We will make appearance be.
fore the board Of ,qus.izatiou, aud ask
that this matter We fightau. As 10
whether or not we will get iair play
remains to be seen. l know the iuilu.
eneo Of the cattlemen aud tue eiiua.
lion Of the UiniA county officials. II
they persist In this outrage, however,
wewlll fight the tax and will csmo out
all right In the state courts. II isE
cattlemen's game to drive US out"
Under the statement OF the case nj
tAinable today, II IL Just possible there
will be a legal 1gbt Of no small di.
mensiOns, as the sheepmsu are deter.
mined aud we'll represented. II the
Injustice against them ~ hB alleged II
might eecm, however, that the board
Of equalization will not insist on the
Preparation OF gross outrage which
will be rebuked ny the statc courts.
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Home From EurOpe.

Elder Frank NJ. Young. OF the First
ward, this city. called on the NEWS
This morning, having returned last
Monday from the Swiss aud German
missionary field, where he has been
lAboTing for the past two years. He
Lett home on April IL, 1893, anu spent
seventeen months OF his time In Bavs-
Ils, where religious liberty Ia not
tolerated and where tine Elders have
70 use a great deal OF caution In spread.
Ing the Gospel. He reports the mission
70 be In prosperous condition, aud
mat the Elders receive kind treatment
Al The hands OF the people.
There are at presout filty-tvO Elders
IN that mission, with room for ~ many
more, In the city Of ColognV, the
gospel 10 being presented, ana the pros.
ptcs are that much good will bG nc.
sOmplishad In that city. Elder Young
vas released on June !, 1895, and
.t'utns home enjoying the beat OF
leAlll,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-17
Tax Equalizers.

The board OF equalization met again
Jus morning. Councilman w. T..
'Meara represented the city. Abate.
nen1s OF $40 were made 10 the follow
hg widowt; Sarah J. William, Mary
\ Holding, Sarah L.. Brown, Maria
stevens, Julia SaDdberg, Fannie u.
zee, Hannah A. Hardy, Sarah Ann
ttlhur Matilda Winter, Mary II.
alinesi and TO Joseph Jackson ana
ghh Edwards, indigentI. Other
!UmAlements were made Ms follows:
lien smith, widow, SO; Geo. Is. Mills,
ngoW, $3.50; Geo. Harrison, widow,
G'V, William A. Weimeyer, widow,
=, Maria Williamson, widow, $685.;
Monard :. Andrew, widow, $500;
.nilsllan Morgan, widow, 50; Joseph
AmgoE INDECENT, 81; JanSt Young,
Illseni, 50; Levi Perkins, iudiRent,
IVY estate OF John IL. funnel Jr.,
, Christlana Larson, INDECENT, 81. 10;
nolnas Ward, INDECENT, S4,lO.
IN, ne assessment OF the property Of the
lowing was rsduetd; Jennie Daynes,
1UVi Charles Denny. 500; Isaac
'Audell, $500; Mrs. Lambert, $500,
gorge Lambert $500, .. Morris 5000,
'm' a, Hilton $40, Stephen =. Kos.
~ 'eOo' A. Mollerup $50, Emma