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81 - SPECIAL * VALUES z-T
SZS TO-DAY AND TOMORROW,

zAt 815c a Yard worth I25c
Dress PercaIes in neat patterns for vyrapDers
width, 81 inches.
At Use Fair5 worth 81 25
Lace Curtains in or white tapped edges, 3
yards long, 47 inches wide
At soc a E7air; worth ooc
Curtains, same as above only not so wide
At 81 85ea Fair5 special
Small Boys Satin Calf Dress Shoes, neat square
toe and tip; laced style; sizes II to 2
At 85C a Fair; special.
Chid's Soft Black DongoIa Kid Button Shoes,
patent tip and spring heels sizes to s; misses
sizes 81 to 1O special at ST; II to price, 81 %.
At soc Zach; special
Mems Fancy Stanley Shirts, neat stripes and
plaids; sizes 145 to II.
XXI Sc Zach; special; worth
Mems and Boys Fine Percale Four-n-FIand Ties,
terms
At 25o Zach; special
Chldren's Straw Sailor Hats in good line of col
zAt Sc a Cake,
Bran Mash Toilet Soap nicely perfunaed and
worth Zoe regular There is no szin1pinq of size
weight here
At Sc Zach; worth Ioc.
Students Notebooks with 144 pages smooth pa
per; suitable for pen pencil.
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SACRAMENTO SCHOOL OF SHORT
hand has removed to us J street, up stairs.
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NEW TODAY.

AtATURDAT AFTERNOON JUVENILE
- Dancing Class. Professor Watson will be
glad to meet his young friends at Turner
Hall SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2
o'clock. a short season Of dancing lessons
viii be given. nlr22-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ASHER, PHOTOGRAPHER, has removed to u 8
j street, between Seventh and Eighth.
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Sacramento Women!

Feeble, ailing women are made well and
strong by that great modern nerve in
vlgorator and blood purifier Paine's Celery
on the verge of prostration, need nothing
so much as this lood for the nerves. Try
it and be well.
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Look Out For Montana Silver Statue.

COON TO BE EXHIBITED IN S4CRA-
- MENTO. Hight, 8 feet; contains S64. 500
in silver. Beautiful as work OF art. mr22 2 t
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Rs- These publications are sent either by
Ssail or Express to agents or single sub
Bcribers with charges prepaid. All Postmast-
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Eastern Business Offices
as Tribune Building, New York,
sos ''The Rookery." Chicago.
g. c. Beckwith. sole agent foreign ad vertising.
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The best advertising mediums on the Pacific
Coast
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PROF. p. w. HEISEP'S
ACADEMY.

DYTHIAN CASTLE HALL NINTH AND
/ l streets. Glass Tor ladies and gents Mon
day, p. NJ. Class for children, Wednesday,
p. NJ. Private lessons to suit pupils. Social
every Wednesday evening, $50 o'clock
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SaclnC Coast.
4he WEEKLY UNION per year...............$1 81 so
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THE WEEKLY UNION

the cheapest and most desirable Home,
,ws and Literary Journal published on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
yaudsFbiit Divofce.

NEW YonI,, March 5.-Judgo Bst,ei
has granted absolute divorce 10 Mfs.
Alva Vanderbilt from william X.
Vanderbilt.
The docroo by Justice Barrett
awards the cuaiody Of the children 10
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Is being provided that
they SHALL bo educated Do tie United
States. Action was begun January 3
lssL The uuiontnnt lut In alawuE
duuyiug t1u charges. Edmun1 Kelly
WAS appointed referee TO nonr ana de-
itTmiuo nud HE'D his report January
ls,h. On February 9th and .jlh
hgnrlugs were had ut tue special terms
oi the supreme o9utl before Jueiice
Barrett on tue motion 20 c0nnfm the
report ana the qllsii0n Of aiimouy.
Vanderbilt uu tha latter Jay rendered
plaintiff decd Whereby he conveyed
property in satisfaction .or the claims
Tor alimony. Joseph A.. Chohte,
william Jay anu Wiiliam hdur were
counsel fJt the plaintiff Anderson,
uuwland and Murray iJs the dc.
.0uJauL
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FOR FREE COINAGE.
Democratic Champions Of Tho Cause Of
Tho Waite Metal.
1ng steSERs or THE ADDRESS
Urging the Party TO Make tho Money
Question the Paramount
Issue,

WAguSoT0N, d. g., March 5.--Fgl-
lowing are tho namua Of the Demo.
Gratis who signed the address recently
given to the public, urging oil Demo-
craA to make tho money question the
paramount iieue ami oudeavor 90 place
The ID sm1crsuc party ON record in favor
II immediate restoration o. free and
unlimiteJ coinage oi gold aud silver 90
tho present legal ratio Of no toll, with
out waiting Tor aid Or ooulont Of any
other ua,ioas, aa it existed pfiUr O.
1915, tucn coin b. be- iuii legal tender
frall debts, public aud prlvate:"
it. u. Bland, Missouri; ". J. Bryuu,
Ncbtaskp; n. a. Colleen, Wy0mi III,
George W. Fithnu, Illinois J. o.
Cockfoll, vt8a'; John l.. Mtlauriu,
South CafOliIu; James q. hia-
tuirc, Caliiaru.ai George lhc.i
OuiD; Justin N. whiting MiCh-
irnui II. l.. an0dgfaag. -unuUssUt,
George r. Richardson, Michigauj
81. A. Saith, At.1Ina; 4. w. Ogdcui
A1uiauuni }. 4. Caprnclt, West
Virginia; W, l.. M0lfui kalaaf; II.
hNuN'Nf AAlHHlfhINNIf We AtH w NNf
Missouri; BE- Gladly, Nguh Care
lun; Uuur9 L. Morgan, Missouri:
q, ~. SIgH, South Carolina; EIw4ri
Lane, Illinois D. ~. Donovan, OHIO;
A, e.. LHilmt, SCUM .arl'im; Iar.
fhal Arnold, Missouri; ~. E.Dgur0u,
Alabama, ~ .ISUburg South Csrollns
John b. william, ii.HHiHsipp'; 4. j..
Strait South Caroline; a. l.. Camiuu-
%, Culli1ril; ~. "a. bower, Nog'I
Carolina; Antonio J0rupH, NuW Mcx,.
cu; Evan l.. Howell, Nila4tl; j. FLOYD
King, ex.mOmbgf VI Congress, Lsulsl.
aus.
They represent sixteen slalus ami
two territories. The pauef was taken
90 the Senate Just Del1fn tho close ui
the bgs1llu, but az it was impossible 90
make n thorough canvas Among thum,
u was decided 20 leave them Out eu-
tlfrly.
Bryan said the addrus1 had been
iasueI TO call tue Alteration Of tie
rank aud hIr 10 the Importance of
executive work iu favor Of bimo,HlliBm.
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MUCH EXCITEMENT.
Robert Fortune Creates a Disturbance.
In Tho polio. Court
he IS FINED $40 roR CONTEMPT.
Made a Rush for the Complalnaul.-A
Violation Of the Mllk
Ordinance.

Great excitement was created In tho
police cour, This morning after the trial
N Robrr. Fortune, on a charge OF petit
latecnyi by au a,,emp. Of tue dofeu.
Gant to make an assault upon tho CONF
planning witness, Alfred f.. Dsnney,
ifom whom fortune waa charged with
having stolen wagon ON the 22nd Of
February. Fortune was convicted Of
pou; larceny on Feuriury gs.h aud
sentenced 10 thirty days imprlsou.
mcut.
This morning number Of Witnesses
were examined ON both sides and de-
ieudaut was again found guilty sol
sentenced 70 twenty d,yJ imptlspu.
mcnt, the sentence TO take effect sitcr
tue expiration Of hlz present term.
mmouluiuly or sentence was pro.
nOuucud Fortune arose, ami addressing
tue the court Hslu! 81 thank you,
your honor tor tue lcnioncy shown
me, but / an Innocent Of this cnnrgu
anu wound prove Hu eliot had / my
witnesses hcrt.n
The Courl-You have appcaiod hero
repeatedly Of late GA gharsea aimiIar
TO the one yuu have been found Fuiity
OF this morning. Esch time, however,
you have assorted y az Innocence nc.
witnsIauding the TACT iha vyi4usCo has
pointed strongly 10 your guilt.
Fortune tcEotoliyl e. lhat mau
(p0iuting 10 Duunuyl Ishllar.
"l'il fne you SO iJr thal" said the
cyur.
"l dom. care --, you can give
mo ton yolrs, Ouly let mU get W that
mntl" Win thls Fortune mhdu
fuBh ug Dunnry, but was immediately
| Intercepted by Court BHiun' illlcigu,
/ VINO cnusht hold ~ Fortune. a stfug-
tlu cusucd, causing great commJdOu
among tue crowd Of spectators uruslly
| gathered on such UCunaiOus.
The defendant was led away % jan
by halt u dozen oiiicefs, wildly gtiuc.
ulntiug anu threatening dire vengeance
| upon the head OF hiB aCCuscf.
Much Rympathy Is felt Tor the wife
| Of tho defendant, who ~ tho muthtTtfa
large family OF mall childfcu, and
who, it n tgid, since the defendants
Incarceration, has been laekng tue
| G mmnu urcgsBnrlus OF lie. Her case
ls ID rad onu and will be referred to tho
/ Mayor.
milk oRDiNANCE VIOLATED.
August johnson was arrested by
Food Inspector McAllister this morn
ing AMI brought before Police Justice
Smith charged with violating tho milk
ordinance. According TO the testi-
m0uy LOT tho prosecuting oiilccr de-
fendaut had been IA the habit Tor some
time past Of feeding malt 10 hlg cows,
| CONTRARY u special ordinances passed
| August llth, 1894. Defendant, when
HruignOd, plead guilty ~ the charge,
anu WAS fined $40, which ne promptly
/ u.II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
BULLlON.BgCK OFFICERS.
John Beck Elected President at tho
S.uekuOldrrs' Meeting.

The annual meeting OF tho alock-
holders Of tue BuIliou.BeCk & Cham
piJn Mining company was held Ia this
city yesterday afternoon. There were
s3,0u3 shares represented out Of total
Of 100000. All the stockholders ros,-
dent IN tho city, except President
Faruswutth anu Director Henry NJ.
Ryan, were present ia pursOu.
The following Oilcem were eleclei:
jobs Beck, PRECEDENT AMI director;
Abraham II. Cannon, vice ptesideus
ami difoClOB W. Is. Mccormick, treat
urof aud director; simon BAmUerRgr,
h. b. Clawson anu Hyrum Beck,
Directors,
By the election OF the above tho
following were Tutired: II. r. Farus-
worth ifom tho presiiencyi Flank
kuOE rom the tfoaauTtIship andhuniy
"a. Ryan igum gnu directory.
The annual report for tie year 1884
was read, showing the gtOBl proceeds
from the sll1 u, orc for tue yugr u DO
100000, tho gross shipment 20 l7,s32
IONS, an average price On the output VI
the mine Of $500 per ton. or Iho
shipments $3.50 tons wcro lead,
95I2i5 ounces silver, ant l.Oi5 ounces
god,
Mussrs. Hugh J. Cannon, Richard
J. Taylor aud George Ihnckuray were
appointed u special oOmMltlte TO aulit
gIu accounts Of the company Tor tue
at two year.
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gho Uusaiau Government Win order
numr Tor siberia

ghu Russian Government VIII Ordrr
numc fur siberia
NEW YOu,, March 5.-Amerloan
f,r.y boas aIo ma.tsfs o. much To.
,osert in Russia no rressui, aud u is
probable that 90 the Cluriu ut tho next
Fix months orders Will he given in thiH
county COR from ak 90 ton Yuulce
irrry ulaA 10 be- made 81 Siberia.
dsult kuHlclc, 81 80. Petersburg,
manager of The Eastern Siberian Com
slIuuuUn company DO Ia this oi,y Ho
au. hls way - the Russian capital 90
report On tho auglsablity OF building
bridges anu iuru.lhing fCgfyuoa,s Tor
the ElB.ruu railroad service. lie
arrived FROM San FfuuClFc1 yesterday
aud WIN rail Tor Southampton Wtdltf.
gay, To-day hu VIII Inspect the
Brooklyn Washington anu High
uT.igta.
"l am msto In favor OF ferry boats
than btiigCa.0 hp said last night "a
bridge takes from i've 10 eight years a.
build nud viii cost five 90 siX million
dollar. W. can act ferry boats Tor
about 100000 each, and aB they are 20
be- used i0E Transferring cars uofJs. tho
river / think they Will prove much
m0re satisfactory.
81 will make my official report whom
I reacn 81. Petersburg, where return
possibly ia two months. may be
authorized 10 order some ferry boats Tor
the Russ an government. IL they are
buiiI here, they viii bo constructed,
takou apart ana shipped 20 Siberia.
American w0rkmeu wili have 10 10
there ~ put them together.
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5L0TB 10 ATOMS.
u,s LIKE AZ EARTHQUAKE


.,y md, March o. lhn
npl..,nc,lvs natural gas explosion
vs,,,.,y Of tho Indiana gas 0e.'
B p ~. l'' y, 4 o'clock this morning. A
rl' l, ,.,.pe.s block on the court
wy 'o, ,.,.- VA, blown oil o7o' the
iI, ~, n,,,sf lhr city. In The build
'.Hn ~. tho Whom clothing '.ofei
w. W.. .bso store; Hanaiey'' drug
i--, ,..l,-.s ,llc,s, md a hall on
ssrsfnIoL .,.. .-,,,h
M 5II8ved ,ho explosion when
''e M. AN earthquake, aud the TO-
W 'ssi debris uafan burning not ...'
~ ~ ,niifc nt0 department. was
t'Tuseai prevented the hf' if1hi
..t,st tho now court house IT,.
H.' ,,..s.y gslisfi ami County Com
AVE. ,s, ,isicslf lived IN rooms above
-...,,s tfditIs 'oafud ihoy peflshe!'
i,.ontns Building and contents
tlIuach $4,000 ..... L..
.. ,'igblofhood Of tho explosion
~. ssm5IlshoI, thc paved streets
......l opsn and the telephone cables
t-sisilion to the demolition Of tho
-,sss, block. tho explosion dil
',-5 ismaye 10 the court mouse and
gs.f bsIdiug, struck by the missiles
T6e afp had little 10 WORK on save
,,.-.5,,. The contents % the stores
y. ,,,tisfofsd everywhere and not 20
rs,sssa respectable line Of samples
I'm h stcafed from tho ruins. The
BIihs aud contents were covered
s5,sI6ntanee OF more than 100000.
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COURT AT PAROWAN.
Important Decision by Judge BiT,Ch
on tho P0RltS Of County Courts
Grand Jurors ipstfurtod ~ 60 their
buty Regarding sccrecf Pare.
vans Ttrst session Tor over
Forty Years,

sg,aai 10 O.. NEWS, Goa Du'rsi z,,.5raA
pAUowAN, Utah. March Ohio
March term OF the slcoud district
court opened hero yesterday. Tho
grand jury was oltlinod without do.
lay. Henry Il. Lunt, 81 Cedar City,
was appointed foreman. The iudgo's
charge was mild but earnest The
main yoin, to which he called n,tru.
lion was tho report that the grand
iufOrs IA this district therefore, had not
regarded with secrecy thelr room, and
matters discussed aud examine before
such bodice with the 6lcrcduoas necgt.
cary; and hU cautioned thum strongly
10 be on their guari ns 10 beiug AZ
preached anu diyulgiug the secrets uI
their Investigations.
quite number % cases have been
continued for the term. The case ui
tho People We Sialc, grand larceny,
was called this morning. The guiunta
ant entered "a plea OF not guilty. On
account OF the poverty ui tho defend
ant ThOmas Adams was appointed Ia
defend.
The case Of the Gsnoseo County Saw
lug bank " Flint, MEXICAN, W W. A.
Evans and others, OF this ely wise
called az tliH morning, ON muu0n by
MUCAtty, TOR plaiutillH, 70 strike out
part u luioudaupa answer. This wa
urguut gt some luugtn, ana was taken
under adyiSumcnt.
Tho case OF ]. ". Christian VI Dante
BECK. "a HllflHtIUlHu HUUuluiHd 10y thl
old Democratic county court Or Beaver
aud revoked by the present Republican
county court Tue dccigiUn was rem
dctrd here today, "rhst the c1uf
orders tho same be dismissed oil
plaintiffs costs, on the grounds Of o.,
cause ~ action" because p.niutin dil
not sllcgo that defendant 10 now
acting ~ such officer nut
uaurpiug tho duties Of office
But Judge Bauoh holds in this parucu
lHr case that the present court "canuo
revoke the acts Of go predecessors Ol
remove except Tor cause"
This 10 tho lfat session Of any die
ttiCt c0ur. that has been held her,
since Judge stiles opened court here u
the fall VI 1864.
From present prospects, business 20
cgut, viii not be fluisuoJ this week,
4 he roads arc extremely bad but thl
weather ~ pleasant,
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for him to understand in any way the
partial statement heretofore rem.
derod by defendant without access
g. all the books, accounts aud vouchers
kept by him, ana Tor this fcss0n the
accounting is demanded. lIc asks that
al these, with moneys, Meta and other
documentary evidence pertaining %
the irnuraC.ion between the parties be
deposited In court, or in the hands oi q
receiver 20 bo nsmud ny the court,
pending the final disposition Of tno
case.
RawlluB a. Criichl5w are tho plain
lln's Attorney; Brown q Henderson
appeared ior the defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
Tho Binghnm pamngs Case.

Justice Of the Peace Harvey this
afternoon gave judgment ia the case
Of Nioholas Castro and wife vs. An
tonic BarettO, ,Jried n day or two ago.
The parties live at Bingham and the
plaintiffs alleged that Baretto We 1t to
lheir home, quarrelod with Ars.
Castro, used abusive and disgusting
language AMI struck her, frightening
her TO such an extent as 10 oCo asiUn
sufiaus injury.
Damage were claimed I'm tho sum
Of 500, but the commissioner gllO we'd
500 anu costs
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HAYWARD TRIAL.

Ci,sing Acts Of tho TrAgic Drama.
MNNEApoLIs, March 5.-The clos.
Ing aut % tue Hayward murder trial
began this morning, deputies and vt
londnnt nuueu brought s.. n. Slayer,
the blok Juror, into court and deposited
him in "a reclining chair Frank NyU,
tue county attorney, r0Eg 20 address
thg Jury. His face was nFhon pale nud
% uld not seem, o. hu leaned against a
table, thst ho could prove equal 10 a
hvo houts' talk. However, before he
had been talking twenty minutes bic
voice rang out like a uuglo and HE
IriuniB were cOullenI DO would hold
out 20 the cnu.
Briefly but effectively no akelohed
the career OF Harry HAYWARD, his A.
ISOLATION with Ns G.ugaud Influence
over tao "licE mlu" BliEt Tno
crime had been committee 10y BliEt at
tho mediation OF Hayward, but NJ
brought with u a rovuiHl3u ia his ON.
tife boiling. Alter 4. o.m1 conscience,
rcmoEs0, uoTrjr OF himsglf. No man
could picture the agony Of tho hoTTUr
Blixt endured af,er the commission Of
the crime, until he decided ~ tell the
truth,
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IonN nEcH Ann a, 4 nrDE
ghs 4 Srmrr's Demand tor an Account
ina m chvd by ucfcrso.

she 4 5rmer's Demand tor an Account.
ing ucnrd b. - Hofcrso.
Attorney George Sutherland rat as
referee Ia the IAird district court room
tla morning 90 take evidence IN the
cuss VI John EtcE vB Along0 H..
Hyde, IN which tho plaintiff dumauus
an accounting 81 rog "a 10 former
busluosn transactions between she
parties.
Mr. Beck AYERS that from August
Let, 1859, util April Let, 1907, defend.
ant was uis confidential agent aud
attorney anu a. Bu1h had iull
aud complstg supervision anu COatTIl
over his pcCuuinry alalfs, the manage.
meul Of his business, tns collection
anu disbursement ufmOnuyH, thnbuyiug
ndsgling OF personal property, ch1ars
In action, etc. lie says that uuTluE gll
tho period named the nuuey0 received
by Defendant on hia (BeUk'Bl account,
were paid out over hlH own signature
anu tlo funds Of tue parties inter-
mingled, AS plaintiffs agent anu
confidential adviser it 10 further al.
legged, tho defendant collected aud dis-
bursed on his account large Gums Of
money uriaing from the operation Of
mining aud other property, tho sales
OF orc lherytf1m, tue collection Of div.
idunds and rents aud from other
fourctB, up % December, 1893. From
August Lot, 1853, % April let, 1892, it
IL estimated that defendant thus Zee
cuived not lees than $s8b,OJJ, anu
aimee last named date has collected 90
like manner the sum oil about
$3.50. 900. All the books Aul
vouchers of tho defendant HhoWiug
tlutrautaot 0uB being in hydo's posses.
siyn, plaintiff says he has no adequate
means vi gaining Information ~ 10 the
same except by inspection, but he
declares that tnu defendant mas To-
peatrIly, uince demand WAS made
uuon hIa In November 1893, TOT a fun
asa complete statement refused 90
furnish the same, aud als0 refuses 90
Give up POSSESSION OF the books, y0uoh-
efs And other memoranda pertaining
% One busiuofa, The account embraces
many OF the items OF receipt and OK.
pcuiiturrs IN transactions Ia which
tAe defendant pretended to DO Jointly
interested,
Hence plaintiff says it 10 impossible
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Tolalls prObnte COnrl.

Es,ats and guardianship Of Johann
and David J,ul,sr minors, b. II.
5olsttler appointed guardian on hllug
a bond Of 500.
Estate OF James Lowe, deceased.
Account allowed anu decree VI dis
tubutiou granted.
Guardianship Of Edith l.. ATb0gasi,
"a minor Geo, ATbogast appointed
guardian on hung bond OF $500.
Estute Oi Minnie Barton, deceased.
Hearing on petition Tor letters OF Gd.
miuistfAtiJn, Frank klmblll up.
pointed administrator on ding y b0ud
VI $4,000.
A claim Of a 900 by Attorneys
Baldwin q TNgl0ck, against tho came
estate, Tor legal services, 10 being
argued this afternoon.
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About Those Sheep.

COmmiasi0ner Jennings this after.
noon rendered ME decision IN tho case
u AT. Lawrence, who had hearing
yostoruay on q charge Of embezzllng
sheep, valued at 81 500, the property Of
Tom Mayne, Of Bingham. Mayno
duuAIed ,uat tho defendant mougaged
the shetl; on tue other hand, Lawrence
alleged tuRt tho sheep are In another
ilouk Of 2 s0O head, and ireo from in-
CumUtauce.
THO commissioner ditmisssd the case.
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Snnclnl Mnter Schednln.

Atame,tlug OF the committee on
wa,erw0rks held last night. the asssi-
mout Of tho big water consumers was
under consideration, but no debate
schedule WAS agreed upon. Under the
spuclal rate the Rio Graude Western
and Union Pacific ratlwaya are
assessed 81, 400 and 81, 100 respectively,
aud tAt salt Lake Guy Street Railway
company $500. The Rapid TRANSIT
company get thsiE supply from wells.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05
KOFRORD CAPTURED.
The Alleged Murderer Of Sheriff
Burns 10 JAIL
word 10 Thal Eject wired from
Pueblo, Colorado,
To-day,
.B,eiaiioMs NEWS, Bsr Da4a Telegraph.

Special 10 ne NEWS, per DaTG Telegraph.
Provo, Utah, March 5.-DepnIy
Mauhal Fowler has received a tole-
gram from Sheriff Carter OF Banpsts
county, stating that no has received
word from J. q, Gieudenniug, Of
Pueblo, Colo, that no has Moroni
KoDoTd, tue murderer Of Sheriff
Burns, In jail In that place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

NEW YoRIS, MArcl GA special
dispatch to ,he World tSom Caracas,
Venezuela, sayg
10 Is known that, In obsdlenco TO
Instructions from London, tho govern.
ment 0f British Guinea u massing
troops on the frontier.
This government, fearing an attack
on Uruaui, Ia sending troops there in
groat haslo.
ItIs reported that President Crespo
b asked for tho moral support Of the
other south American Countries In hit
slaud against British aRtsssion.
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For Building Material.

Tho hearing IL the case " Salt LEke
Building d Manufacturing Association
Va H.. Richards, In Judge Morrltt's
Court late yesterday Afternoon, J. ii,
M0yle appearing Tor tho plaintiffs ami
Sawyer q Putnam Tor tue defendant.
Tho PLAINTIFF Bue 60 recover sa55.8i
alleged TO bp due fOr building material.
The defendant sets up that the ma
Ierlal was charged Tor Of an excessive
price, ana that the regular market
value OF the same was ut least 500
lees than thn amount sued Tor.
The case was In pTOgreaa when court
adjourned Tor the upy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

Tho Crusader Against Lynching
Turned Out OF "a Meeting.


Turncd Out OF "a Meeting.
BAN FRANCMCJ, Cal, March o.
Miss Ida Wells, the negro woman VINO
In orusading against tho lynohinR Of
negroes In the South has no love Tor
the Methodist ministers Il this city.
At meeting Of Methodist ministers
Miss Wells was discussed aud while
the reverend gentlemen approved Of
her mission, thBy oblootsd 10 endoIs-
ing her ~ she had not proved sho was
member OF tho Methodist church.
During tho discussion Miss Wells
came Into the room and Attempted TO
speak In her own behalf Bho was not
allowed 10 proceed AMI WAS finally,
with other women, excluded from the
room while Bishop dOOdsell related
some thrilling Instance Ot negro DO.
prlvity which be did not conaldur
proper Tor ladisB 10 linten 10, Miss Wells
denounced her treatment by the
minisloTh 90 shameful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-05

They formed iu Inns fJr rovlow an
afterwards dotied IN the most graceful
maunUr the pleasing sigdt being
watched by large crowds gathered on
Hil convenient points ashore. Most %
4 the yachts had invited parties on
buarl, the LARGEST numbcr being on tho
Whyto Ladyo, tho guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogden GlcleL The Prince cl
Wales was on the Britannia with o.
party Of iriendg