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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-18
ALARM IN ENGLAND
4, l,,0tlt Of The Compliments Paid
Tho 81. Louis,
-, NEW AMERICAN OCEAN RACER
Al. Italian Pauucsfote 10 be Requested
10 withdraw Ills Signature
from tho Resolution"

x,v YouR, June ls.-A sprcisl to
..Eoyd from London says; The Sd'
a. ',,,,s,s claimed for tbs new Amafi'
~ liner. 81. Louis, an an ocean siearn'
~. ,,,e, forth In tue complimentary
,.,aa,ion adopted by her principal
'.,..ps,s on her first voyage, and
,,,p,d, among others, by Dir Julian
p'soes,oie, tue British amba.'ador at
warrington, are to form the subject
J,ous,lion In Parliament.
c.p,.in DinolAu, an Irish national.
&, m,mbet representing Qusenstown,
"a ibefeioro interested h. a rival
~. ~. gave notice to Sir Edward Cray,
a, secretary for foreign silalfs that
- vonll ASK him this question!
syhrihsf the resolution signoJ by Sit
t,ii,n Pauuoelole atHofis that the 81.
IN. hA. dem Jnsttated the insuguTa.
- upuet American auspices " new
=. IN the history VI ocean trnillc, anu
sbsihtt, Ia view OF the TACT tbat
mn sr,lon upon the part OF the
,1ss,ssdor may be taken charge
= no advertise tho line OF
,is,plsn comIany against the British
sss ,nlps which have Invariably
,,y,si their superiority ON both the
award anI homewsrd passage, be-
seen THIS country and Now York, he
I'M request sir Julian Paunoeloto TO
,se,lan,iaic the statement contained
IA lie resolution OF withdraw his
t,uaiufe from IT,"
s.aking to correspondent Captain
pjbOlan said!
Jam s,aing the question not out Of
,sy unihenily feeling 10 any Amer.
az company because II IL American,
10, simply ia the interest Of the
Qisens,lwn route and tho companies
saleh siill make QueenAtOwn n part OF
all despite the Inducements held out
3 them 10 change TO SOUTHAMPTON.
TIE American line Il sparing no effort
b dtefeJit the Quoentiovn route, and
saay duty to guard Its interests"
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Opposed TO Free silver.

LOUIsvILLE, KY, June ls.-It Ia
still Nh open question who will win
the democratic nomination for pov.
ernor, but II IL not an Ouen question
what the Democratic state convention
will do about free silver. Nearly half
Of tho Gelcgatoa selected arc either III
sltucted TO vote againsI free silver or
are known TO be opposed to It. Many
others, friendly 10 silver, arc i1-
dividually ana M representatives Of
conventions which chose them, or
posed to the policy Of making any
declaration ior fTeo silver IN the state
platform. Neither General =. N.
Hardin nor Cassiue ~. Clay hhu
enough votes for nomination. There
are SIS vote, api Az necessary 10
choice. a hundred and fourteen out
Of llg counties give Hardin for gov.
ornor 80; Clay 2Ol, Afford .. The
uninstruciud vote Ia 800; the counties
not heard from have only 1884 votes.
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POLICE COURT.
Largo Amount OF Money Forfeited
Keepers Of Dlsrtputable Houses.

The police made raid on the gam.
bling houses and houses Of ilLfame last
night, and arrested seven gambling
house keepers and forly.Ilx women.
Tho gamblers combined deposited $500
and were allowed 20 depart. Six OF
tho women, who WerS keepers OF dis
reputable houses, deposited El7 cash,
Nnd forty others, inmates, LOFT $500
each. These sums, amounting In all
70 $3.50, was declared forfeited.
A. Russell, M. Fortune and II.
Johnson were before Justice Smith on
tue chsrge Of drunkenness and dis
turbing the peace, They were found
guilty anu fined 80 each, In dofsult OF
whion they we're ordered TO work for
this city TOT five days.
John Dos, charged with drunken,
mesa and interfering with IA officer,
was discharged.
j. III. Williams, a soldier, plead gull.
~ toa disturbance Of the peace and
was fined 50.
FIAuE suith forfeited So for a viola.
ton OF the bicycle ordinance.
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sudden Bl.appsaranes.

OMAHA, June ls.-Ciiy Treasurer
Henry BOlin, whose accounts are un.
der investigation 10y the hOudsmeD, has
sudjonly anu mystoTloui J disappeared.
Uutil the Investigation - completed
nothing can be stated pusilively Rs to
the condition Of his office. He was
under bond OF 81 900, 600
SiuCs Treasurer Bolin disappenren
notes bdirgh,ed TO tho family
have been found among his papers.
One dated Ma, Z siatss that he prefers
death TO dishOnnr and asked that the
life insurance amounting to $40, 600 be-
paid over n his family. Tue second
motto says the day and hour has come.
II IL not believed that BOlin will be
DO found alive.
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SEATTLE, Wash, June i5.-Repre.
sentatyes Of twonty-throe fiTmi Of
Tacoma, Portland, Seattle and 81 unit
Vernon, which ship eighty p0r cent Of
tn. single output Of the Pacific north
wesl, have organised the Pacific Lum-
OF eastern buyers who take advantage
OF the shippers distance from his mar
ket u pu, In claims for shortage,
broken punches, oic., and thus enforce
Deductions The association will alsO
attend 10 relations with tne railroads,
such nv rates, supply OF cars, otc., anu
will protect the manufacturer againSl
INSCRIPTIONS dealers.
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Cost OF n Lawsuit.

,,,NsVhhOSD, Ind, June ls.-The first
~ I.luc Information with regard to
Az, |s lee' charged by the attorneys In
y, Wv great Morrison will case In which
= ~ resident Harrison was 30 long 90.
,1 sIl mere has Just been given to the
h, s'0, nS: General Harrison received
,,,,, Ferdinand Winter, OF Irdian.
XIV, W 900, and the other founatior.
s MI, ioI Tue plaintiff $4,000 each. The
NV ssys lot tho defense viii receive
.t lollowlns: Congressman II. U.
M G,o sl.i 900, ana the other three
,ht ,' w S,OOJ aud $1,000 respectively.
t,. ~, uiaevS Tho total 500, 900, which is
, ..any ons'sixIh Of OF the value OF the
"' ''A'e causing tue litigation.
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BRADFORD, Pa, June ls.-The for
est hres at Ritonyille and Keshuqu
are now confined 70 a stretch OF terri
tory oight mile, long aGd three milss
wide. Large embankmonts have boon
thrown up about kosbuqu and u Ii be-.
licved the town Ia cafe.
Millions Of feet Of logs aud lumber
have been dettIOyod and hundreds OF
acres Of standing timber. WesI VI this
city the sky is ovcrhung by smoky ana
hrss appear to bs rasing In the W Gods
In Sugar Kun aud WsedspOri.
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The New Commissioner.

Mr.. Morris Summers, tho well know
attorney who was appointed United
States commissioner this morning,
has removed hiS 5illcs from the OLD
quarters In tbs Eagle block 10 rooms
0 and 10 VI the SANS bullding. HU
gave bonds aud qualifiei today and IL
now prepared Tor business.
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Have the Electric Light.

Electricity is fast taking the place OF
other artificial illuminants In this city.
Tho University, Fourteenth Ward
assembly rooms and the Fifteenth
Ward meeting house are the latest
public buildings to be added 10 the list,
the work having bseh done by L. q.
Holding,
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PORTLASD, Or, June lS.--Yoiter.
days election TOT directors oi tue Of,.
gOn improvement company rtsuituI
In victory for thB faction headed by
Elijah Smith, who defeated the Star.
buck ticket 10y ., 400 votes. The vote
stood.
smith, 3G,G9i; the stafhuck tickle,
8l,.Jl. Tue directors elected are!
Henry Failing, q. ~. LHwis, &. A.
D0lph, William Ladi anu J. B1ufnc
it,, Of Portland, Or, Elijah smith,
Eiwin .. uloley, ~. J. " iimnu,
Jamrs u. G'NuiIl, Charlie MIQuaid,
aud Charles Schultz, Of New YORK.
fhe directors will elect Euiah SMITH
pIeIlduni.
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KANSAS sILyEn MEETING.
sibiey IL Ihors-uthcrs Conspicuous
by Their Absence,

TOPEKA, Kas., June ls.-EI.C3n.
gresham Sibley, Of Psnnsylva MIA,
arrived at Topeka at noon to attend
the silver conference called by A. e..
Shiuu, OF Ottawa, vice president Of
the BlmelGlllc league. Sibl0y said to
n reporter: "In 1896 there will be two
parties, producers and abioTboTs."
The number In attendance seems TO
he 40 large NJ those calling tho confer.
cree expected for such m Informal
gathering. The Republicans a. yet,
however, arc conspicuous BY their alb
ssnce. This plan outlined now asem 10
bs TO form a bimetsllio state league
with secretary who shall make head
quarters at Topeka; u general commit
tee Of twenty.une made up OF different
parties, three from each congregational
disIricl, and al executive committee Of
seven,
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A N.yteTy ofiiie Sea.

QuEESsrOwS, June ls.-Tho Brit.
ish bark EarlcOurl, Captain Lewis,
has arrived here from Portland, Ogn.,
and reports that In latitude Ia south,
longitude three wesi, he passed the hun
Of large iron chip painted black with
white port, which had evidently been
on IRE. The name OF tbe snip was In.
Visible.
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NUOALEs, ATE, Juno Is IL. w.
Woodruff, paymgsIer for the Nacasnri
Copper company, managed by John
Weir OF New YORK, AID who 10 opeTa,-
ing his miuts Ia tbs state Of Sonora,
REPORTS that on Thursday last, while
travelling by buckbuRId TO Nacssarl
from Blsbes, ATiI., with money to pay
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Marriage Licenses.

County Clerk stanton has Issued
marriage licenses to Joseph IL. Cutler,
aged Is, OF Montpelier, Ida, and Mar.
garrt J. hswkley, aged 30, OF
Pocatsllo, Ida; Andrew Hanson Jr.,
aged 22, and Emma HAdneld, aged 20,
OF GRANTEE Marcus 5chumann, azoc
80, and Emma NJ. Hitler, aged 80, ana
Alfred Herzog, aged 20, ana Martha
SCHNEIDER, aged q OF Salt Lake.
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National schusissni...

NEW YORK, Jnne ls.-rho board Of
diTt..ors OF toe national Sehuizenlund
OF the United States held u meeting at
1hU headquarters last night aud made
arrangements for tho first national
schuoizsniest. The large attendance
showed the interest prevailing In the
coming tournament, which opens June
3J.h aud continues until July slh.
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Hanged Tor ,Iurdor.

ST. THOMAS, Ont, June ls,-John
Henderson, aud w. Is. Woller were
hanged here today. John Hondrtshot
was tue uncle Hnd Weller wHs the
cousin Of william n. Hondorshoi, tue
man for whose mutuet the two were
hanged. The crime was committed on
December ., 1884, the offset being 10
realize upon the insurance which the
uncle had placed upon the lie OF his
nephew,
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Reported riua Of spanish Gold.

STOCKTON, Cal, June lS.-A number
OF StscktOniAns arc on the Jul vive
over the reported nnd OF over 81, OOO..
900 Of treasure on tne iaIsnd VI CJcos,
uesr VrTagus-, In the department OF
Panama. There are some thirty citi.
zens who think they have an interest
In tho millions Of spanish doubloous
supposed 10 have been. hidden on the
Island
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the employees, he was attacked by
masked men near Caohutn, = point
about ~ miles south OF the Arizons
line, aud more thau hundred mile,
southeast u Nogslss.
The driver, n mhn n mod FlOrenO,
was killed. and $1,000 wa, taken by
brlgands.
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Sage ntfsTrAY.
Forty Thousaud Dollars for UsIng y
clerk - % Shiuid.

CLERK - ~ Nhiuid,
NEW HOmS, June ls.-Thc jury IN
the LaidiaW-Sagc case returned TO tue
court room o. All O'Clock with vet.
dict In favor NJ piaiuiiu. They award
Lsidlaw $4,000 damages. a stay was
gfhnttd until next September. THE
vas the fourth trial o. tire tuit Of LsiI.
law agaiuH, Sage Tor $4,000 damages
Tor iDiuSies received by plNiutifi beiog
used As shield Tor sage when Nor.
cftsa exploded a bomb Ia the million.
ares nice.
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DECLINING rnE HONOR.
President Cleveland Needs No 4. J.. u,
to Ills Name.

WAsluSurOs, ID. e., June rs. -
WilberIuEce uniyeTsity, the Oldest in.
stltution IN tue country for the oducI.
ton OF negrOeF, u few days ago Don.
ferred The degree Of l., l.. ID. upon
President Cleveland. The Pfesiur mt
has sent an autograph letter to Presi.
dent Mitchell OF Wilboriofce, declining
the honor.
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BOMBAY. June IS. - Lard Colin
Campbell, fourth son Of the duke OF
Argyle, and captain OF the Bombay
riile volunteers corp,,ls dead at the ags
VI ~ yeaTs. Ths oauso OF dsath was
Lord Colin Campbrll
came prominently before tue public Nc
defenuanI In n suit for judicial eupara.
hon Instituted by his wife In 1853,
sltor three years OF married life,
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Lumber destroyed by Fire.

CAIRO, Ills, June IS The Chicago
Milling aud Lumber company plant,
tue Wolverine mills, owned by n.
Paepreke & Co., Of Chicago, burned
today with several hundred thousand
fCut Of lumber. The l0bs ~ 100000
aud the insurance sos, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-18
American Horses Scratched at Ascot,

AsUOT, Eng, June ls.--Thls WAS
tho ifsl day OF thv Ascot mOtting. All
true ppoftsnen were disappointed when
II was announced that Richard
Cfock0r's Esugalie formerly uuca)
was scratched lot the Trial stakes. For
that event there were only three run
nsfs. The coufse was the new mile.
seven fufiongs and loo yards. Result;
Worcester, hfst; Bouvenif, second;
Jack thu Dandy, third.
To add " the disappointment,
DwyePs Banquet ii was scratched for
the Ascot stakes, distance Rbsut two
miles, for which prize niue hofscs
s'afIod. Following was the result.
Riyorsouty, first; SRncho Pan2a,
secoad; Fatherless, third. The royal
enclosure was filled with admirers Of
racing, all the ladies being ttsssed In
tue Richest OF costumes.
CtookeT's MOntaug was scratched for
th0COysntry stakes, furnishing another
disappointment. Distance i've fur.
longs. Results Prince Of walss'a
PersimmOnr, flryl; Nell Nell, second;
Dynamo, third. There were oisht
runners. PerslmmOns maize the whole
OF the running anu won by three
lcugIhs easily.
For the golden vase there were four
runners. Richard CrooKef's Esugallis
was scratched. The result was an
other victory OF the Prince Of wAles's
with Fiorisell IL; distance, two milos.
The following was the result. Florl.
ssll III, frat; Boxer, second; Bon Of n
Gun, third.
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INV York, June ls,-A local paper
1 ~ The latest advices received from
Richard Croker are 10 the effect that
10 will come over from London early
Ia September and conduct TammApys
tampaign. Lawrence Dslmuur, who
Il acii1g leader " Tam auy hall Ia
TIE absence Of Mr. Croker, says Mr..
Croker 10 In favor Of Democratic har.
nony IN the city ana state aud that
hmmauy leaders will do all In their
l3Ses ~ accomplish II.
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Tlul,hsa by oommlltInE Suicide.

NcTOR, Colo, June ls.-Christiau
F'l', ,on Of tho manager OF the fam.
", Maxwell land grant, shot anu
lllei hlmstli Ia tue Victor mine
h'is lie had forged tue name, Of his
d''her, Martin Pulls, aud the superln.
hllelI OF the mine, aud wound up a
ifite by suicide.
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ron nEING pUr orr CAR.
'uli Commenced by - P.ddIer 10 q
eaNer $4,000 Damages

e'Ner $4,000 Damages
CHICAGO, June ls.--M. A.Nizinsky
hsAh suit agsinst this North Chicago
mssl railway company Ia the superior
guy LOT $1,000 damages for injuries
hosl'ei In being put of ono Of the
Snpany's cars by the conductor. The
hlhuf, who 10 apeddlcr 20 years old,
hN ht boarded one OF the cOmpaDyis
u' Anl when the conductor came
,Aand he handed him nvc pennies.
%, conductor did not want pennies
~, 'si demanded a nickel. but the plain.
w i9ld him that tho poBnies were
hiender iorany debt. The cOnduc-
1nll lie would have his fare In sOmO
..lI lofm or tho plaintiff would get oil
eM NlhAnsky refused 10 get Oh
!. Ine conductor, he says, put him
he street. 'N
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Returning Home,

A private telegram received today
announces that President George q.
Cannon will reach this city at an
early hour tomorrow morning. lie
has been absent IN the East some i've
OF ak weeks anu has been In ~. Louis
snd New York most Of the time.
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oCoNOMowOo, Wis. Juns 10. -
Miss Grace Gould, daughter u Mr.. and
Mrs. David ID. Gould, OF 81. Loui,.and
Henry W. Grady, OF the Atlanta, Ga,
Contribution, will be married her. 10.
night. Fifteen hundred invitations
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CLASS LEgIsLAII0N.
Adverse Decision on an Important
Law.

JEFFERsON CITY, Mo-, June lS.-Gn
the supreme court today Justice 5hsf-
wood fllci AN opinion declaring un.
constitutional the law foTbiddinE the
discharge Ny corporations Of employees
who refuse 10 sever their connection
with labor organizations. The court
holds That the law IL class legislation;
q nOn.uniOu man could be discharged
without notice aud the law would not
Intervene, while q uulOn man could
not be discharged II his discharge was
based upon his connection with the
union.
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Tonnd psna In IrI. Rnnm.

OMAHA, Juno ls.-A young man
who rygistofe at the Barker hotel a.
James IL. Bourkt, san Francisco, was
found dead In his toom. lilo weighed
about 100 pounjt, was dark COM
plc1ioned, smooth shaver ami RpyAf.
emily 30 years Of hgc.
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Notice Of Inrr.a..d wages.

IolEr, H., June ls.-rhs Illinois
;stl company has given official notice
aN on July teu per cent increase
vii bs made In tne wages OF the Joliet
,iE, except those working on u slid.
s.seAlr.
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CHICAGO, June lS.-A. T., North
and his team Of athletes from tho Uni.
y0fsity Of California left last night for
Denver, where they viii compete Sat.
urday with the craCaa Of COlOTAdo.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, June ls,-Mrs.
Sanford Gillls, wife OF well-tO-do
farmer near Shellsburg, poisoned her
self and their children last night. All
died. Bhe was insane.
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h,ns.a.i,HoNf, kas., June ls.-The
,Sbs, s convention ever held In Harper
n,S,y anu made up OF citizens 70.
In u political Hiillistion, met
hye,iau passed strong resolutions
blin y, we itee coinage OF silver nj n
M" ~ " 10 10 regardless OF the dicla.
England or any other nation.
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An Austrian nin,.,.rIaI Crisis.

VIESSA, June lS.-It Ia rumored
that tho premier, Prince Winaisch-
grGtz, has rendered tho resignation OF
the, entire cabinet 10 the emperor.
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THE WAR ON CUBA.

Several Engagements Puerto Prin.
oips Placed Uudor Martial Law.
HAVANA, June lS-MAElmo Gomez
has attacked Alta GrSola, burned tho
railroad station and many Utnur houses.
The garrison consisting OF rs soldiers,
made u heroic dsieuse, losing fivo
killed and hsylag bcvsu wounded. The
serssa nj who was In command VI The
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ruE sToLrN nuiLIoN.
riehisr tt~Id 60 Answer on charges
Preferred Against Iiir.

CAEs0S, New, juno l5.-rhe ex.
animation OF Wm. pickler, on whose
lfomitos bullion, supposed " have
betn stolen from the mint, was found,
has been concluded and Picker held
to hnswct His mis,rosr, who furnished
the Information agsirst hin, hss now
become rccOnullci AMI conifadictcd
her previous ttatomunts. Other owl.
donce against Picker was Adduusd,
strongly indicating his guilt.
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"''on Of SILVER tho Nation.
Only Hope.

o., O'LNA' ha'., June ls.-In his telo.
nv. ''sIeIIing his inability to attend
N ''l'er conference, Senator w.
nH,wrsFt says Gam enlisted In
J.u' ny silver fight; can't DO with
tops H. 'vi'OrAll0n OF silver the only
lan ~, ',op falling prlces and deatruc.
sus ~ ~ American Ii mes. No other
s,cs,., ,,,mpor'ancr o1mparsd with the
Oas ~ o' 6reaklag tue gold corner.
|as A''e gold Prtsidont will down
|tsIi to n 10 seryitudo, perhaps
|l.p INT S,'lt' Four.1fIbs OF the Amen.
'F'o A'e opposed ~ any KIND Of
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IIiinois Legislature Specially Con
sfnrd,

sPRiEGFIELD, Ills, June is,-Uov.
ornOt Angela today Issued call Tor u
special EeaeiOn Of the general assembly
~ meet June 20, TO pass revenue lava
TO review the usiloiuucy IN the state
treasury, 10 pas laws regarding sleep.
luz car charges, unl regarding tho
igs.lcSa' courts Ia ChlcsgU.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
U. S. Supreme Court Allrms Tho
Judgment Of the Utah Courts.
THE AMY ESTATE CASE ARGUED.


The Supreme court was In session
Today. Oae case was argued and other
matters was considered by tho ia Iges.
n writ Of mandate from the Supreme
Court OF the United States affirming
the judgment Of the Supreme court Of
the Territory OF Utah 10 tho case Of
Moylan G. Fox, executor Of tue estate
OF Sarah Mckibbcn, deceased, appel.
liant, W. Henry &. Haarstick, respon.
dent, was read aud filod. The decree
OF tho Territorial 5upreme court All rim.
lug the judgment Of the lower court
was entered Jane ., 1898, and M
appeal was taken 10 the supreme Court
OF lhu United States with tho result
slAtoi.
NJ the opening VI ioday's session Of
the Supreme Court Chlsf Justice Mst-
fit announced the appointment OF
Norris sommtr IA United States com.
missioner Tor Salt Lake county.
The case Of Jennie Amy, appellant,
Va Royal ID. Amy ct nj, appellant, vs.
hcollA Young ct nj, respondents, was
argued and submitted.
This cause came Up on an appeal
from the probate court VI Summit
county, FROM an order AMI decree OF
distribution NJ the estate Of Oscar A,
Amy, deceased. The case was tried
before Judge Merritt Ia the Third die.
ttlct court ia January last. The
parties claiming an interest Ia said
esinlc are jennie Amy, VINO claims to
% the widow VI said docsdsnt, Royal
- Amy Francis 4. jackson, Ellen
X. smith, Mary Haynes and sAbio A.
Chrs, hali'btother, anu sisteTsIof said
aseceirni, hdelin Young, Cedenis
oung ani Deleota MAslen, maternal
aunts Of said decsdent.
The lower court held that the ptop-
etty loft by OlcAr A. Amy, deceas.I
had descended 10 him from his mother
snd sister, ami therefore thoSs who
we're not the blood OF suoh ancestor.
aud the kindred OF the said Oscar A.
Amy, are excepted frsm Inheritance.
IL further held that the SAID druea,.d
lett no father OF mother, wife OF issue,
holding that the said jennie Amy was
not his legal wife. IL therefore hold
That Adelia Young ct nj, Aunts OF tho
deceased, were the blood OF tho ance,-
tors aud also next o! kin TO the said
Oscar a. Amy, deceased, aud were
Therefore the lawful owners and claim.
ants and entitled to SAID estate, to bs
divided squally among the m. The other
claimants appealed from this de-
Uislon.
The case was argued by Attorney 3.
L. Armstrong, for Jennie Amy, AItor-
ney Pence for Royal ID. Amy OF Al,and
Attorney Lelirsnde Young for rspond.
enis Adslia Young Of al.
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