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AMUSEMLNTS.

Men AsD WuNmN has scofsd
tremendous success 1T tho Ihcalgr %
the crush and lam a.t evening can tc
taken aa an evidence. The receipts
jumped fully ~ hundred dollars over
tloss Of The night previous. Tho uc,-
lux wss hsttoG aud the adjournment
hour considerably Osflier than before.
The season closes tonight, and Mt
Burton ana MI FTawlcy arc regrettiug
that they dii NOT lay thoir plan Tor "a
wocE'8 engagement Instead o. Que Of
three performances.
HoyI8 TEMPERANCE TowN, which
ia aImitnUly billed about town, opens
three nights engagement 90 tlu
Ihtatrr tomorrow Uvuui.g,
THE HOME Dramatic CLuu. 30
lear-, lllu Ioata, hllas a.. Al. BaU.
cocks juvenile puplla IN calista1uiu
nnd duMb bell exercises, aud tho uur.
m0ny Giee C,ub, appear in the
Eighteenth ward hall tonight TOT the
benefit oil Elder Wan. G,aJu. Toe I'D.
m.saiUa is 20 and 90 cents.
Al 7HE GRAND - Preparations
for the opening or che Grand
Opera House with the now
stock company iH Augustu Daly's
drama OF today, FrUu bfou, ore pre-
crossing excolleuuy. Tho company
are now all here aud the Tuhoarslis be-
speak an admirable performance Fri.
day evening. Mics BRtumnu Will enact
the role OF, the frivolous, Iighl-learttu
Ft5u FfJu, part similar 90 many IN
which she has scored her greatest sue
cesstR. Harry COuOn Clarke nud
hadgo Carr Cook have Ia the Baroness
aud Baron do Cermbci, paris which
VIII stand cut brillanly; Wright
HuutiuA tOu, Howard Kyle, CtcI
klngslone, Hugh Nafdc, Lislu Leigh,
nnd Florida king!cy are also well
httcd TO the parts wherein they are
cssL The scenery, accessories, prop
critics and costumes viii be MI new aud
appropriate. The box office Tor the
aalu OF reserved seats Tor the perform
ancos VI this week opened today.
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PnNen vs. MulyaneY.

Inlhetll brought "a few days aince
by Judge Powers agulps. Thomas H.
MoIvlnsy, Ia which plaintiti socks to
obtain thsflm o. 800, alleged 10 bs
dgshf Professional services, the de.
ieutiul hm DIED u demurrer IN which
NhW,slI that tue complaint n am.
s.gl.ui, uslniblligihlU anu uncertain,
atbrHliln thst it Joos not appear
4lepGin what courts the services
stie itliued, OK Ia what proceedings
o. Illigiil5n the various Instruments,
elnpilnti anHwars, indictments, utll-
davis % papers were drawn by tho
Iill.f. Al0 that II dos not spptar
llti P0Ueu wa authorized 10 draw
Indictments, nor In what suits tho do.
isniani was iulerrstod IN New York
Guy ~ Paso, Philadelphia or else
where.
A noiloa Of motion has also been
lIsl 'ofan order requiring the plain
w 70 make hls complaint moro parliCu-
h 10 respect 20 the several Items oil
alleged services, la order that the dc.
snlanl may be- enabled 10 answer tue
anne.
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a,r,s OF PRISONERS TAKEN
-, the Accused was George A.
Wv ne,on. "Indian Tommy" Al
legged AssallanL

,.,., R,rtch devoted the nnt half
If ,his morning's sefsion In HE
a n,,,,on q the Third district court TO
Wv ,.Eipr OF the pleas OF defend
~, . .gainst whom indictments had
~. . rclurnsd by the present grsnd
,,y. The following answered'
'-' prvoS AsD THE INDIAN
a.o,,oA. Devon was arraigaed on
". of assault with intent 70 muir
.safpdIan" Tommy, at lo''lo va"
Inuafy gnd, ls95. u....- -.t
81 1i.attofncy BE- j.. NJ, Hamilton, anu
aissi not guilty The leiobuante
h fixed at slOVO, when thc
uyul r1a declined 10 reduce JuuHt
t'it ...iu. shat hB uudtfsloou thl'
Iuu' ,.,g GfIy, numerous anu unFit-
VS. ...,pIf.B Ihe Observation-Disclosures
yoAiil ..i,.g. vino very narrowly uscap,d
W. Dsyon ia now in the custody
eIthe U. 4. mafshab
uuRalARY - Al LLGED.
VIM. Calnns waived tho roadipR Of
Oh. Indictment charging MN WIN
s ~" ni the prumisea Oh que Con-
,ia.sni,i oil compsny on Dec. ~ ls0l
IN, attorney is l.. i. Win'er'
ur oS TWO iNDfcrMi Nrs.
,y,.iry Amhcrst, Wm, Farrun md
i.sa. Two OF them mere bOysi
,-a,r,isupd on q charge 90 fobbinS
Nm. d. Hickman, from whom u IN
s'srgd they stole "a AlNgr Welon
v.fIsiatglJ and % chain And penlhnt
gsab $40. A., however there ap'
r.,frl 10 be- iiaw IN the Indictment
,-N,l.,suil1n having omitted % iu-
,,i, tb.fpln tho datu ON which the
800 va alleged 90 have been COM
s.iisI. the Gaze, On motion OF District
Attorney Judd, will boo fcsubmiiled 10
lbo grand Jury. ,..,... nj.
,.i,oed ON a charge Of highway Tst-
tsIy. tho holding up OF street cor.
IL IL claimed that they relieved j. A..
i.mt5ufnp, tho conductor " tue car
dFi ln this way. Each entered
Plea Of ult guilty.
CATTLE 4AEES rRDM ntSdiiAM
wm. C5nuary camo nrXt-grand
larceny. lthnlIeggi that on January
AM be stole and drove away several
ned of cattle belonging 90 ~. String.
6sm, N Blngham. J. N. Hamilton
Mil defend, defendant having plead
DO, guilty,
WILL PLEAD TOMORROW.
G.E. Miller took until tomorrow 90
psslt1a charge % iorcibiy entering
its IveIng.h0usC OF J. r.. Lynch on
December gill, 1881
ALLEGED i1uI ELEMENT.
Thomas Il. Walsh was given until
tomorrow % plead % an Indictment
chafrlng him with having embrg1Ied
the sum o. 81 ,gIj, while an empl0yc Of
the pa,idc Express company, the
amu bsing tho moneys OF the Deterct
National bank, T.. h. Williams 10 his
attorney.
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PROVO.
A Necessary Wedding.

Hans J. Jglg.fUn was brought
down from .uc peU.luutnfy last uyol-
ius, On ga uTig. f'gm Judgt Is az, 90
appear before tho gIauu jury us - Wit
ue.F. JurECrs)u aud Ma. Anna -.
Juscufua, wife OF uCnuucs JU.guL-
SON, were u.uul uvtl 10 swat tl5 ne.
..Uu 20 the grand Jury Uu % charge OF
adultery, Laos fam by CJmmIssiluUr
I.Jushlr OF Nluut Pleasant, amt iu
uc'uu.t OF bail JDl.outun was commit.
tod 10 She ryultguliary. Mis-, JUfEeu.
sen wac gI1HuI O. go Uu her own
rgCJgnIGangc. Alter the preliminary
examination hgulrlck JurgruJUu OBJ.
tuinuu divorce from his wife. When
Hans arrived ln lrlvo last evening "a
surprise awaited bin, Anna was walt
ing In thu county count mouse aud no
Waa informed that every th..r was o.
readiness Tor 10 wedding. lu also was
willing aud Judge Dusenburfy tod the
kG0t. matrimonial scheme waB
uutrnderUI by Attorney christensen,
as U. q. Attorney judd had ugfeyd ~
uismias the charge hgaiu5t the parties
ltuCy would marty. Ihe woman mas
s.A Chllufon ltho youngest said 90 be
Hans Jurgpuseu'rl depending uu her
anu this was the chief cause that in-
ducCl Judge Judd To be lculeul ia the
caBe. All tho paIligs atu from Moult
Pleasant
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The case Of pniiIp Jacob-, the Rus.
sian hebrew, who was arrested yostuI-
Jay Tor prut larceny and plead not
guillyi was conuluod until g.. m.
tomorrow.
Jac1b5 Is accused oftt'aling feathers
from q. W. Toh.as, who runs store ON
Slate street., Da.uuuaut claims that b s
simply took the sack ~ iuathurH from
o. d1N whicl was playing with tlcm
outtlac tnu 8iOtu, uuu not tuJWiug
wha, they were he wipoJ his feet on
them. He says p.aiuun bud him a..
ruslBd for 0pltu.
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JUDGE MERRlTTS COURT.
'uaIc' Against tho Mcxauders-Sult
W Two rromisory Note, lie.

10 'he case OF Simon J. Kahn Of al
"D'Alezauder anu wife, tried ye,lef.
Ah The jury This morning broupb,
y sealed verdict, anding for plain.
we IN the sam q s9a5.5l, signed by
~ Jurors A stay OF tweuty.iour
, r..' was allowed to prepare excop.
N'a' 10 The verdict.
'in''W L3olpourow,adminislrato,
us Union Pacific RAILWAY Ga. am,
,Vl,gln Short Limo aud Utah
g'ustn Hallway 90. Continued Tor
~s' sim by consent, N '0'
4 -I,tuaAor Manufacturing On. Va
ID hghlerf0u otgl. Uron gfinuls-
|ri,i judgment entered iu avnr ~
~, ,',u ". 20 against GeoTge 10. Yss,lon
H. ny y, hgalh Tor 80 600 AMI c1stp.
! W,,e. ulAl OF tho case af M, j.
h, y We TIE Dalton Gold MIN.
M NAuu'acIurlng company was
NJ 'lA,h up, Booth a. RJg,rs f1r
NJ 1allNl5i Attorneys BALDWIN mi
uf'.' 'gInh Tor the deiDndautp. The
tg~ a u brought to recover sl.65s.
t5.,.. S 70 no due on two promi.gory
4 W,Ia,oyu'el by tue deicutauts T.
ii,5 ,'1It anu q. b. Weuk.aui tr,ns.
.,',6i.g.' nem by the plnintn. The
t.sItuu' mpauy DENY having 80
A.,h'ule note ~ uoiensuuls, allsging
t,Iy'. ulafl OF dlTeCtUrs grnn. G,ii,s
lsa. '''l The same without oonsldera.
non, nearing Is preceding this after
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iee-kofping, hoglaislnr, ETC., were
earnestly aud intuligcniiy treated
unou by the professor aud others pre-.
eni; also the lmpofin co OF forming "a
nfmefs' organization anu Incorporating
alter c1mpauita, etc.
We suggest tho Importance Of farm
ore taking mofo Interest in auoh gaih-
ofings iu The utur.
hEBER BENNluS, Chairman,
B. U. BirNLu, Secretary.
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Now Trinl ncnied.

Attorney }. "A. Murphy this atcI.
noon made 90 argument on q motion
10 have judgment oct a8ido aud q now
trial granted IN the cass " Salt Lake
City against Elizabeth Upton, con.
victoi in the police court on Monday
Loot oiluwi ami ll8civioul conduct and
tUuiCnCed 90 20 unys' imprisonment
ulpug with her lusuaut. Attorney
Murphy made numerous citations aud
very aoio argument Ia supp0r, % The
motion, but Justice smith Ovefrilui
the same aud Mrs. Upton will serve
her term.
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Benefit Entertainment.

Abenshteulorlaiumvntwill be given
% The Sixteenth ward meeting hous
INLAY evening, February 22nd, under
We auspices OF the Y. l.. NJ. /. A.
lae r'ogum will consist pfs0ngs, reel.
nUout Instrumental selections, etc,
W. VII ol1.o with % farce entitled A
e'e' o' Luck Some Of tue best talent
" W. Guy has been engaged flt tue
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Tho Charity BAH.

The society la4iss WHO lave charge
oi the lurps- which will DO given To-.
morrow evening" at TIC Couuncu'a,
Market building, 90 bgbuli o, &c. Marie
hospital, iuteud TO burpa,s amy OF their
former euori.. Tho committee iu
charge OF tus worthy cause anticipate
q large attendance, gs the price OF
Tickets hHs hguu reduced nearly one.
uA. Sit. g.. A.. ll3iuus, Tho veteran
IiODr manager Viii Cuiulyus 10 look
after the wants OF everybody, and
lhrIs,uuscu's enlarged orchestra will
rordur tbs latest uui Ch0iCgst soltC-
lions
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A small nrs occurred about $3.50
o'clock lgs' night IN Il. G. sausom's
barber shopai BE. 10 wc5t South Tenn.
DO street. The alarm wG1 turned a.
from box l.8, and the department
quickly responded, aud in haitian hour
zoe hfa was oztinguisggJ. rbo loss is
uttimaic4 at about $50. The origin OF
the fire DO unknown,
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NEW York, Fb. gL-" Tho Chill.
dfuu Jac ct .i.srr' uui0n, iuiguis 40
Lab o.. struck Today. IuIcr thousand
are U.t Tho strikers state thut the
manufacturers want them 20 Return Co
the piece system, by which they can
earn only sj g. slOn wvoE. whor,a .
they arc now making .p o. $40 week.
sixty contractors have consented 90
the utfikufs' demand.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

ruiLuAN UyAS uAsuIs8.
Died To-. Inflammation col. Gao Iuuaf. at
W!I.urI,B Elder county, uHh, sIImlu
Evan. SON ul Alma uuu Nuraru. Hard.
uE. Deceased was born boo willard,
Utah, November DO, 1870 uiUi january
-, l-I5, of tho uro OF 90 yUlr. DO was
BE- very promising young mon, uUIug Uu.
gagged Hs school teacher iUT tho present
wiutgr 30 lloudur on Crock, uua.du r1uu-
o., Idaho.
uy hi- death society ln..s an oxom-
UIUry member aud a tsIiH uI iuuuI'uAy
Saint llU was ordained Deacon Fob.
tuary % ls.i aud lu.hNUI ;uH dulles OF
his UiheH tH ihO Uutiru rtIIsuUtIHu of those
PLACED 300 au .lurlty boz ilu ward. HHs also
h teacher Iu iho Sabbath school, H msu-
Dor ul fHU rhOir also che UrHss uHui. Was
HiIUu and ordained TO tNu office Uf
fTUs. January q, l-If, but uaH worry IIglU
opportunity tu exercise Itlu uITlh'H llfy.
During tho funeral H"IyIu.s Abraham
Iuudgl, uI- Bishop, aud others lwUlt on
tuu humility aud Iaithiu.ursT 20. tho De-.
ceased and HImuuisAud u.uHrH tI follow
h.s example. Deceased WAS followed Co
his last tlsluE.piHr hy aIIrE0 aoucnuuo
of relatives aud friends. be leaves o.
widowed mother, ono sister and thrOU
brothers Zoo mourn hIs fld and uutlmrly
oud. ll.s MIhor diOd February I'D, l-sj,
after returning nom mission TO mo
southern States lIuuHuNIUAIIpI
ANpEu. IGNsoN
CEpu Drg Utah, Fob. Ig.-Audors
Johnson, uf Cedar CITY, passed peacefully
away 90 1880 p m., Jnnulry ln, l-I5, aNUr
% severe illness of sis week.. 40 WtH
born Boa Sweden, near Eytglrl, May B,
1852, Joined thU church Of Jesus Christ uf
lattur-iay Saints February, lsIi lBbuFpt
us % missionary loo sweden uud Denmark
fur BIS yuIIH and CWirrutOd go Utah Boo
lsG-, HrrlNug,ut salt Lake CITY the samu
year. no continued isiluruuy south To-
Cedar CITY, aud hero Doc has resided over
since. llU was ordained into the sixty
thiru quorum OF seventies ut liH UTElu-
iEatlUu 900 April ls, l-UI, and was faith
tul member ~ that quorum. llo has
since boon ordained High Priest and
held that Priesthood 80 his death. llu
was hlrl-wuTk.uE man, faithful Goo aI
hiH transactions 900 No, has hold many
positions boo This ward, both spiritual aud
temporal, and was flltHf4l BOO AIl his due
uUs, lu whatever Boz was called upon Co
do, hu was an honorable, upright man,
true Go his covenants lhlt ho Ln7 made
with hi4 God, tlug l1 Dis family and
Tloud-. ITO lost his Urat VITO gHmu nuoUu
yyals ago, aud WAt lDft with SIS children,
tho Nuuug0s, nuIu. Hut ono month old.
lu an hs trouble and sorrow ho has
mover been known iH muTmur, Uni ho
died us boo had lIyHI. good LauOr.dly
saint. lilo lUAyo. R NIin aud teu oHIllIuu
with numerous relatives aud irionis 90
mourn his lIta,
hkubCu please COPY,
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ChrIslIan ErlInnces.

Elder David MgNslzlo delivered O.
very able anu ila.rgo,ivo lecture iss.
night, nj the Second ward meeting
house, under tho auspices of the y. ~.
and Y. M. ". ]. a. The aubioHt waB.
Christian Eyidc1ocs. The lecture was
listened % with great interest.
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proceedings before I.en. Sbuu %
Taylor and HolUhwsy iu the ulto %
Salt Lake City W j. n, JOlIedre eft al.
10 seems probable that The heating Will
last zoe many dnys. Me.sff. RIcHauf
and sutherland are looking hitter The
interests oi the Salt Lake county PEG.
Ile, lHd the Utah county u,DuIe urc
r.usaftad by large number local
ail0fnuya.
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CONNER CIAL.
SAN LAKE clEAnINa HOUSE.

EAAHA LAM VIVA hAaHh AAhAHAH
ToIay's clearing nouls cEcnauges
Amuun,cl 10 SOL SOL. same day last
year sl-I3l6.
TOpAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York,-silyoG &, load, s3.O2l
LondOn.-siiyuE ~ ll-lBi.
ORE AND uuLLIOS.
Wells, Fargo Is 90, received today.
Penn. bullion, Sl,l0L
Mccormick a. o.. received today:
lbex bullion, 1850, HannuOr bullion,
$500; silver auu lead ores, s4lOO.
rUtal, so $50.
n. II. Jones a 90, received today:
Ote,, 50, 400; bullion, 5000. TOAl,
$500.
HLAl EsrArE
TrdHyri f.si On o.. nr ~ hs county Re-.
CUHdtrgf SAT- LH. Hig frDH . p.Hs
l,H..a
Cuarlcs w. Hcuaalur j1 D.. D., Powell
~ al, Cleopatra loI., wet NJ,
NJ. uiHtrIUts.rsas .....rts .asrr.. 100 90
John Gabuuu Co lTIH"UIa b. N hle'
car, Tote lu i.Iuh.auH addition roo. 1850 90
W, D., tlTman utUA tH IaN loan s.
huuuur HhsuriHUuul N|fi OF los
2, block %, plat u..str...s,', $500 20
llllls ecylrr 90 ilywAH lHula, Tote
20 O. block 3, suHiHIH u.Al'''',r., 90 Ol
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WAgiuSGTON, Fob. e. Joseph
Rhouos, luin iift secretary OF tie
legation 10 Japan; Wa g.. CrCut'r,
OF W. Va, uucro.a,y ~ ,hg legation 10
Blzl.
CDnsuls-F rcd ElH1a, of Indiana,
Bolizr, British Honluraj William
W.. Masierson, OF lNenlu,ky, OF Alden,
Arabia.
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The Farmers Convention

g,t' ~ COTTONWOOD, Feb. 10, 1895.
-" O''eret Aegi:
The n, nave had a iarmeps convention
Iy n Nv. '"o days at this place CFebru.
hyo,s, anu 49, at which we were
OiLssssnS K,i. a visit from Prof Mills,
Ggiie n agricultural college.
horticulture, dairpIng.
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Two small orders wore made by Pc
bate Judge Blair In the probate court
tie morning. The hearing on the
petition Tor the removal OF OTTO STALL
man ne an aImiuislrator was continued
for couple OF werEs.
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YOKOHAMA, Feb. ga bil was
presented IN the House tl.H afternoon
fora fre.h appropriation .f Uac hun.
drCd million ysh ON account ul the
war should It be- votsu ihe .t.,w 1t
appropriation will DO tEu hundred nn
ilfty million ven
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Carllsio WIN ~ nr,lsn-

WAmuNurON, ID. G, t,b. 2O.-Gh he
report tuaJ Secretary ClUrlt INTENDS
20 resign be- authoiitatiyuly denied. II
ls stated that the pfaIGuut dpsiup
CnrlIfIu % remain nt the head OF the
treasury uurmg The ortIfy term.
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Ny vision hgs Hrra wonderfully Improved
III. I.. H..HH.. |H.' I. HNy|muHIIuH UH#"UHIHuI.
lnruH.I nru frr world loose ..r4ffr aud
moro NHNu.I .Hsu FORMERLY. WHl." Cor close
WurA heY ave NgrI r"7.iH. t1 mF vTet.
uEHauE ElENuLu.,
Secretary ~ Che Presidency. Mormon Church,
IugEgr wore e'avu before that HHye el,ea
mg tN.' purtr. aagafaeulH s. lHGsa uUul uy
Ir aNl.mtluiHgs
THOMAS voINHUr.
Grocery department q, e., NIL
had my eyes tested Hg 1go professional
uNt..INU. UTrhIHaH Go H". I.... '.U service Hf
ur. uglmrriiuC. who H.. #IE.H m" H. fIT tUt
ho.i correction OF Wu.l.r" HygaisN have
joins NICHOLSON
have breu wearing glasses Cor % years and
urll uaIfH 1906 uagU mower HlI mY eyes su
Thoroughly lgaigl az tHJy UHEr Nyau UT Dr.
O. o. ruulwyr uU, who LIH HUUI mn glasses
That has gwen rBHU. comfort and improved
'r.on' ~ HI9luf mg pleasure iu mako tuH
%. @, HYWATEu,
suns machinery. saIJ Lake Temple
WHAT HON T. j. GEAUT.
Tho california o., roaerts,mau, author a' tb1
,mnotH iAt.uaIuH Aup taga of ono d1..0r'1
lam wearing g.auos flr both f.r a1d near
vision, niiul hY Do. NHDImrr1uU luUH ary
Perfect .Hl rr.nnmgul HlW 90 40 whose
IIos. L GEAUY,
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hlnl.It'1d entry off tho nnithwcgi
quar- oi section 20, township south,
range 1 west.
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o.. Prices Cream BakIlE Powder
WaHf rairiiighr.t i'rsaIani Diploma.
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What is More Attractive

TtHH pretty fea with o. fra.h. bright
eoupa.oa7 forH,ur. ruuaa,s Powder
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was most pleasant and successful af-
fair. From 200 to. 800 people were
present, filling the grounds and sur
ronndings. The lawn was we'll lighted
with sepenty-tive Chinese lanterns,
and ConcOrdia' band supplied some ex-
ceilent music. Refreshments were
served and good time had. The
Liedertafel sang number of choruses
in highly pleasing manner.
Judge Shissler was present and re-
sponded to an invitation to make
some remarks, He highly compli-
mented the .Liedertafel on it's singing,
saying that it was the best organiza-
ton of its kind in the Northwest. He
also praised the band as one of the
best in the state. He spoke patriot
ically of the country, and his remarks
were frequently interrupted by ap.
plause. tsl
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-06-21
A NEW LAUNDRY.
Two Kansas City Men to Start an
Uptown Laundry.

Two men from Kansas City are con-
templating starting new steam
laundry in the city. One OF them was
looking over the ground yesterday,
and left for Kansas City in the even
ing. He gave it out that large and
we'll equipped laundry would be
started, costing $4,000 to $4,000 for the
machinery alone. He decided to To-
cate here, and will have everything in
readiness to open about July Goth
The location is yet to be decided up
on, but it will be somewhere south OF
Hickory street.
The two men who are interested in
the project are experienced, and pro-
pose to carry on business on large
scale. Another visit will be made to
the city, location secured, and the
necessary machinery will be shipped
on at once.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-06-21
Reduced Rates o. Baltimore.

On account of the meeting of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union at Bal
timore, July 18th to list, the B. & O.
R. r. Co. will place on sale at all
ticket stations on its lines west of the
Ohio River. excursion tickets at one
fare for the round trip. These tickets
will be sold July 10th and 18th, valid
for return passage until August 9TH.
The rate from Chicago will be $3.50
and proportionately low rates from
other points. Tickets will also be
placed on sale at all coupon offices
west Of Chicago.
Whatever point you start from be
sure your ticket reads via B. <, O. In
addition to the historic country
through which the b. & 0. runs, the
B. & O. is the only line from Chicago
to Baltimore running via Washington.
a double daily service of fast express
trains run between the West and
the East.
For full particulars address L. s.
Allen, A. G. ?. A., Grand Central
Station, Chicago.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-06-21
MUST BE PEACEFUL.

Gustav Ploog and Christina Stahl
have again gotten into court with
their grievances and animosities.
The woman brought an action against
the man to have him put under bonds
to keep the peace, and the case was
tried before Justice Cooper, in De-
coria, yesterday, at the justices
house. The house and doors and win
dows were full of people. w. n. Ply
mat appeared for Ploog and c. O.
Daily for Mrs. Stahl. Ploog was
placed under 5000 bonds to keep the
peace for six months.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-06-21
IAN UNKNOWN FRIEND. "

Wilkin Post, G.. a. r., held meet
ing last night and mustered in one
new member and listened to an inter
esting account of his sight seeing on
Lookout mountain by Or. E. j. Davis.
The post was invited to +. O..
Heinze's restaurant by IAN unknown
friend land had refreshments and a
good time. Every effort to ascertain
who the unknown and gen erous
friend was has thus far proved futile.
A number of the members of the
post will attend the Cannon Valley
encampment at Faribault, as indtvid-
uals.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-06-21
FILED HIS BOND.

Geo. Schwartz today filed bond fol
$40, 900, as assignee of Oscar Cassidy.
with the Fidelity Deposit company OF
Maryland, as surety. He prepared a
bond for SIS ZOO a few days ago, but as
it was not made out in correct form
it was not filed.
The schedule of assets and liabili.
ties will be filed with the clerk OF
court tomorrow.