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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

A Chance for Delawareans in the Govern
ment Printing Office.


ment Printing Office.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
Washington, Nov. 81 The Civil Ser
vice Commission will hold special ex-
animation in this city, commencing at
0 a. m. on December Sd, for the posi-
tions of compositor, pressman, book
binder, stereotyper, and electrotyper in
the government printing office, at which
Delawareans will be admitted. This
examination will BIO preliminary in its
nature, and is for the purpose of maxi
ing up eligible registers. The subjects
will be photography, penmanship, let
ter writing, arithmetic, and practi-
cal questions. Those who desire to
compete for any one of the mechanical
trades should file applications with the
commission at once, on blanks which
will be furnished upon request.
The pension bureau has allowed the
original claim of Alexander F. Crozier
of Marshallton, and reissue in claim of
George W. Richard Of Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

Associated Press Dispatch nv Soe,lai Wires
Philadelphia, Nov. s7-wheat. hakc. lowor
No. Pennsylvania red ia export elevator, Va IA
8TIc; No. Q red spot in export elevator, G5ka
G54c
Corn steady; No. o for local trade, sJa9aNc.
Oats, trim, ISc. higher No. white, s5aeoNc.;
No, 3 white, 2aa21%U.; No. . mixed, s9a23kc.
Bran, dull. unchanged.
Butter. firm; fancy Western creamery, s3kA
eir others unchanged.
Eggs steady; fresh nearby eia21c,: do.
Western, 2Sa24c,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28
johnson Break, Another Record.

Associated Press Dlspatcn By Special Wires.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 27.-John s..
johnson last night broke the record for
the half-mile flying start made by Ziin-
norman at Madison Square Garden,
last December He knocked off five
seconds, making the distance in los
In an exhibition on an eighth UNI
paced, L. B. Bansett lowered thinner
mans record Of 10 2-5 to 10 seconds
flat. johnson then lowered that record
TO IA So.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

AszOuIHIuu Ts5s 1IsO " N Nv ops3IlI WIrss.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 81 Quite a
sensation has been caused in society
circles by the announcement that Mrs.
Peter McGeoch, wife Of the former
millionaire street railway owner, will
bring suit for divorce on the ground Of
incompatibility of temper. 1t had
been known Tor some time by an IN.
innate few that Mrs. McGeoch had lett
her husbands residence, but the fact
that she would sue for divorce was
surprise. The attorneys on both tides
will give no information concerning
the coming suit beyond general adj
mission that it may be expected,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

Associated Press Dispatcn bT Special Wires
Madrid. Nov ga dispatch has
been received here from Havana an
nouncing that the insurgents have cap
tured Fort Guinez de Miranda, which
was defended by 40 soldiers. No further
particulars of the engagement have.
heen received
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28
ExPLosIoN ~ VIEW roRK.
Two Men Fatally Injured at the olymp
Thentrr Disaster.

Thehtrr DIsAsttf.
New York, Nov. &C. Tho main
steam pine, nine inches in diameter
leading from the main boiler of the
engine room that is situated under
the sidewalk in deep cellar in Oscar
Hammerstein's Olympia Theatre at
Broadway and Forty fifth street, burst
early to-day. scalding II men, one Of
whom, Fred Wynat, the assistant
electrician, was killed instantly.
Another man, Andrew Higgins Of
Newark. in tho employ of the people
who have charge of the electric plant
in the theatre, Is in a dying condition,
Nine other men more or less injured
on tho face and hands by acalding
steam and water.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

An old German, who was found wan
doring about the streets Monday, will
be sent to the State Insane Hospital
at Farnhurst. He was examined by
Police Surgeon Hughes this morning
and pronounced Of unsound mind. He
will not give his name and will tell
nothing about himself. He keeps say
ing "They arc after me-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28
Il BALrlMoRE wEDDINe.
Tho Marriage of Wilton Grsenway nnt
Miss Jessie Ililles.

Miss Jessie Ilnles.
Wilton Greenway and Miss Jessie
Hilles were married at tho residence of
the BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Hilles, No. IL West Read street,
Baltimore, Tuesday evening, the Rev.
DIR. Maltbie d. Babcock officiating.
The ushers were William 3. Hilles,
brother Of the bride, and DR.. William
s. Archer.
Some Of the guests from out of town
we're; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stickney
of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. Conyngham, Wilkesbarre; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boyd, Don Cameron Halde-
man, Miss Elise Hademan, Mr.. Ohm
stead, Mr.. Dali, Harrisburg; Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Barcroft, Jr. Wilmington.
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Senator corman's Daughter Married.

Washington, No. 27.-Miss Daisy
German, third daughter of Senator A.
P. German of Maryland, and Mr..
Richard johnson, eldest son of the late
Z. Kurtz johnson, a wealthy resident
OF Washington, but member Of
wel-known Maryland family, were
married at noon to-day at tho Wash
ington residence of the Senator in this
city. The guests were entirely relatives
of the bride and groom.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

William F. Dulin and Miss Susie A.
Moriarity were married in St Paul's
Catholic Church Tuesday by the Rev.
NJ. X. Falon. Joseph Hackbarth was
best man and Miss Name Maloney
bridesmaid,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

The Rev. r. B. Cook stated to a
reporter of The Gazette on Tuesday
afternoon that the work of raising
money to pay off the debt on the New
Castle Baptist Church is progressing
nicely. Quite little sum is yet to DO
raised however.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

4 William II. Foulk & Son, on Tues
day, commenced tho work of rebuilding
the burned morocco factory of Tad
man & Hickman, on Fourth street be-
tween Orange and Tatnall. The work
will occupy about two weeks, and
when it is completed the factory will
be in better condition than before the
fire
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

philadelphia, Nov. pl-The receipts for the
week-Beoves, a,7a0: sheep. li,601: hogp, 6501
Reef Cattle-Good Az a4ioc.; medium, 9kaAc.:
common. csEh3kc Sheep Extra. slH3N c.; good,
q. a!}c.; medium. q. R2ac: common. lHa2c.:
lambs aHa44c. Hogs. So a5hc. for best Most-
ern. Fat cows. 2a3Lc. THU cows, sSnl5. Mich
COWS, SG5asG0. Mich calves, 3a7Nc. Dressed
beeves, ~ a6hc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

Walter o. Holt. who has been con-
sidered of unsound mind for some time,
was committed TO the state Hospital for
the Insane at Farnhurst Tuesday. He
was examined by Drs. Pyle and Pierce.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

Contractor A. Downward is tearing
down the old building at No. West
Fourth street preparatory to erecting
on the site four-story building for j.
j. Smith. Tho old building was put
up in 1920 by Amos Simmons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

During the past eight years, not in
GLIDING the present year, the Directors
of the Street and Sewer Department
have expended sl.S09, 556. Is, which
made an average of 1926, 1893, 81 for each
year
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28
WILHELM FOR ARBITRATOR
TIE Kaiser Suggested for the
Venezuela Affair.
SALISBURY GIVES IN TO BAYARD
And is Willing to Submit to
Arbitration.

Emperor william of Germany Suggested as
tho ArbitratOr-Lord Salisbury said to
Bave Completed His Answer to Anbas-
sador Bayard-Arbitration Now Looked
For.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

The man who claims TO be Lord De
la Ware" was released from Farnhurst
asylum on Monday. He accompanied
friends 10 Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28
aaurrtanes.

MoFFITT- wHlGH1-At scott parsonage, Nc
vember 18th. by the Rev Robert Watt, Benia-
min +. Mofhtt and Laura B. Wright, both OF
this city.
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LAST OF THE TESTIMONY
Interesting Witnesses in the
Morahan Case.
EXPERTS GO ON THE STAND
Counsel on Both Sides Make
Objections.

The Accused Man Makes a Sworn stato-
nent Of What Happened About tho Time
That Walls Was Iujursd-The Case Ready
for Argument.
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SMALL FISH TO FRY.

PARIS, Bear Lake county, Aus
IS, 1895.

A light dsy's business was disposed
q today In the police court. AZ the
mornings session i've cnsss ~ drunk.
euness were considered. A piuh VI
guilty was entered Ia each cate. james
Piitnan was fined $40, Thomas Jatuuu
$40, James CrAviyri, William Doe
aud Jim Reed each s..
Tue only ca'o out VI the ordinary 10
tnat Of rlttman. Ieis man twenty.
eight yubta old who has sIcnt the last
fourteen years OF his lilo a. n uiIppiV.
When fourteen ysats old Lv was
crushed Ia grist mill, sud sinru huu
mas been compelled 10 walk with his
legs crossed. lie IN from pn lAdelphia
anu has been wandering from Que city
60 Auoihsi, anu " now headed Tor
home. He says that he has been
arrested IN number OF western cItIss,
aud Vt Il therefore GLOW work. lie
says no only Jrinks when he feels dlS.
Outraged Rnd worried, but when he 10
dtuuk no uses terribly ghuFye Ian
guagu. The court decided that he had
better stop of here for n little while
aud therefore gave him ten days.
Eva Nelson, u prostitute 'oreited
s 50.
John Doe, charged with keeping a
gambling h9uss, was discharged.
l.. Mcdonald aud GEORGE Cole were
fiGei 81 or two day. lsbOt eAgh for
stealing n ride.
DAVID Jensen forfeited s. ior vloIa,.
ing the bicycle ordinance.
+. NcAtiso was arrested last night
for keeping n gambling mouse ON Com.
mcrcial street. This IL the one that
was Taided few nighla nrO anu for
briag the keeper OF when VIII Bass,
colortd man, was sentenced 10
twenty-five days imprisonment. Bass
hsd been pafdoued since then, tut
whom tho house was Taided last night
tho officers found him there. lie
made great dash Tor liberty, Jumped
high board fence ana escGpoI ,alyiug
10 the CillceTs, "GoOi by, you WON'T
get me on that ole chain gang no mo-
McA iiee forfeited the !2j lac hud
deposited 10 secure bis appearance.
a warrant was sworn out August
18Th by Race McVickvTs Hgainst
Walton NJ. Pratt for assaultlng
her. a number Of wiIBeues hai
been cut Wnasd 10 appear for tbs
prosecution thi, Afternoon, bat the
officers had not succeeded In serving
the warrant on Pratt. He had shu,
himself up In his house Auu locked
the doors, and the officers were not
able to enter except by breathing In,
and this they did not do. This morn
Ing he took ths train 10 the north ana
II still vt large,
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Down in Old Virginia.
saitor Dsssrsi Asi0E

ss'ii0r Dsssrsi Nsi0G
| tske pleasure In writing few lines
to your valuable paper, thinking IL
msy interest your readers, and ospe.
cially those engaged In spreading the
everlasting Gospel. | left my home,
Meadow, Willard county, Utah, Feb
ruary Is, 1895, reaching Salt Lake
CITY on the eve Of the 2Oth; remaining
there until the 93rd, when, IN com.
pany with seven other Elders, I loft
iot the Southern States via the u. T..
IL. II, After travelling two days and
nights We arrived at Kansas Guy,
whore we were met by eight other
Elders who had come via the ID. X II.
q. From there We travel ID together
to Chattanooga, arriving on the morn.
ing Of tue .7.n, anu took up our atode
at tue Kennedy hnte'.
We had not been there long when
Elder Elias :. kimball made hiB np'
poSrnnce, gave Ut some vA,unblO 10.
siTuCliOns In regard 10 our duties as
missionaries, anu appointed ~ 10 our
several flelds OF launr, Elder John
Carlisle and myself being appointed 10
the Old DOmlniln state. We took our
departure on the 2slh. Arriving at
Richmond we were met by Elders
Geo. II. Wallace anu Orson rayloF,hud
some time was spent In talking GUuul
tho beautiful land Of Zion. After
super Elder Wallace tolI usto "squaru
around the table" aud ne would toll W.
snmethiug, spreading tho map Of
Virginia before him ~ he spoke. Ihs
is what he sail; Glider b. Cksltaud,
you will labor with Elder james
Alfred m Amelia county, Elder Car.
Isle, you VIII labor with Elder Robert
Bischoh In Prince Edward county"
lie alrO gave Us some instructions ~ 90
what was required VI ~.
ON the morning OF March We tOpE
the train 60 Jrtersvillr, where We met
Eldcrt Alfred aai BiaCnon, who quiet.
iy lei us on iutO the wOolB where we
spent ma hour IN pleasant convrrsatlon;
after which time Eldera Catlisls anu
Bischotl left ui Tor their field Of labor.
Elder Alfred anu continued the work
Ia Amelia county which lasted about
ak week.. We were ihen assigned to
buckingham county, where We laUOred
until the slh al June.
was lhou h.-lgtcd to labor with
Elder Warren il. Bugnham Ia Nscb-
lenbuTg county anu &c have coz
tilusd tho work, liatrinuUug trAutg
ana bearing our trstlmony to tho people
OF the tcutn'ulugss OF Tie Gospel aud
that II has be1u restored tu the ualth IN
This dispensAt.on Ia iuliilmtnt VI the
prophecy o! John tue leyo,atur In HE
IAN chapter lhua far We have been
unable 70 IND many who seem 10 be
very much lutefeitsu iu toe gl1uou.
message We bear, although We nave q
great many lTlen's,
It seems That ",ho god Of this world
hath blinded tue minds o; them tina.
believe not lelt tao light OF the glori.
Gus Gospel Of Cnrist, who il the image
OF God, should ebins unto them" Al
se-t Ieay ases Tor IL the alTighty ual.
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Per.onnl Pnragrnnhs.

NJ. Howard, Of San Francisco, aud J..
Howard, OF Mansion, Wisconsin, arc
cullen guests.
Mr.. andMrs. y. Joyce. II DO Lamar,
Idaho, registered NJ the Walker today.
Chioagoaus a, tho Euutsiord nro z. :.
Phinney and Mr. and Mrs. VIM. T.
Mason.
Mrs. :. \. Welsh aud sister, of Kansas
City, Mo-, are enrolled NJ the Tomp,utOn.
T.. Opou and family aud ". ka,hol, u
Los Angeles, california, arc stopping ni
the kuuisiurd
sheriff McKellar, OF rooclc. is a Cullen
guoN.
Thomas :. Stciuke, u Atlantic, Ia, Is
registered nj the Walker.
At tho Knutsiord arc Kate j. Geislor
aud Kate II. bunting Of Philadelphia.
II, J. Erabb, Of Fort Madison, Ia. is
ut tho Ten ploIon,
Mr and Mrs T.. X. Bousqu0tof Helena
are Cullen guests,
Mr. and Mrs A.. IA. Roe Of Denver arc
at tho kuutsiord.
A. the romploiou are Mt aud Mrs. ,.
NJ. Dohno Of uswcgu, y. Y.
W, +, llsmmalt Of Now York is a, the
kuutsiord,
y. l.. Markham OF Milwaukee put. up at
the Walker.
Mrs. J. a.. Lowry aud Mrs. Kate
Swing OF Philadelphia are Tomplcton
guests.
~. Louis is represented at the Knuta.
ford by John r. Thomas.
G. pooloy Of bridgeport, Conn, is a
Walker guest.
Martin Mahukon OF Mercur Is stopping
at The IomplOtou.
j. 4. fiold Of san Francisco Is booked
at the kuulsiord.
T.. T., Gordon OF New York 10 Tom.
plolOn patron.
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their children 10 the knowledge Of
God, and what hiui uf y Being they
should teach them that no was. re-.
lated many ~ the prophecies OF joseph
-mlih ami their literal iufillmonl.
n time " rejoicing was hal among
TIC people u the sake VINO assembled
at this conference. In the afternoon
ELDER Grant again took the stand an /
fsierret ~ the grand work for the re-
dsnpiiOn OF the dead. lIe showed
how broad and far reaching was the
Cos oi. Tie rfeachlug Wa I0Ner'ui
uUG accom- panied bv the Spirit Ct q fj.
II moved tHr auli uce and let im.
presliOns wh.ul NJ DOUBT will be last.
Ing.
Tho cholr reu Tered eNcclicnt sing
Ing and tho organ WIS skilliully
played, making tue conference services
very enjoyable 70 all VIII have III IN
terHst Ia she work Of u u.
Elder Bulge made few closing 70.
marks czpfes'ihs his appreciation "
the y.sits OF "a Ufeturen.
Ch1lt sSng the hymn, "Abide '.:h
me-" etc.
Benouiciion by Elder j. II. Hart.
=.
PARIS, Bear Lake county, August
ID, 1895.
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A railroad war ~ ragingAi the lower
0nd # Montgomery avenue, says the
san Francisco Chronicle. The active
competition for the control OF the over.
land business Of ths Lstin quarter has
developed into bitter onmiIy between
J, T.. Fugnzi and NJ, q, TOnini, the
agents respectively Of the RIO Grands
ana tho Union Pacific. Fugazi Is tho
accredited general agent on the coast
Of tho Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railway, AMI in addition II
working for tho Rio Graude Western,
the Denver and Rio Granje and
the Rock Island r0adt. For many
years FugAEi worked Tor ID. W. II Itch
cook, general agent Of tbs Union Pa.
eide, but In April last had some tTOu-
bio with T.. l.. LomBX, general passen.
ger agent, ana lost his position. Eugh1l
says r0nini cut the rates, anu now he
does Inc sans to he even.
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lar. | seems that they have forgotten
tho SaviJI's wurds, "ScUS fret ,uH
Kingdom II sod aud His righieJuf
moss aud all lhe,s things shall We adj.
co." Bus they have %, .cek first o..
other tHIugs ana talyati0n shall o.
al dcJ N ytu only telIgye. when
stop anu reflect how iar the pCor lr
have dwiudIUd VA unbcliei and wiCktJ.
rofsit maAss my heart sick TO IhiuE OF
W hat Will Deiall them u they turn not
from their wicked vayF. While /
think Of the untold millions who have
never htHrj the Gospel messSGe, AMI
the conn afaiivcly lev there are O..
carry the nght Of tJulh 10 them, B.
Ems ~ though we tom never cu
rnOu d, aud iVSl to sny, let us ri.,
ourselves up ana work diligently o. du
cur uuiy Rnd uiaguiIy cur hIph uuY
holy calling sU that W. a. ~ nUfit the
lpr. ustiUu ~ cur heavenly lsthuG
HtHEW W, Bi,EsIHAHu.
HuyDruS, Mecklsututs county, Va,
Augutt d, 1895.
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CERrles DoiAD, 10 years old, was
drowned Tuesday afternoon nj the foot
u Webster street, San FrAnclscO. He
was standing ON the wharf, watching
some boys hshlug, when suddenly he
was taken with II and fell into the
wster sui was drowned before help
trsched MIN. IL IL stated that some
boys hrhcd the body out with h.h hooks
ton minutes alter IT went down, aud
that instead OF landing Il, 1t was lott IN
tue wnt'r with the head down, tied %
the 'taru OF TowboRt, amt was IN the
water IN THIS posliiOu until tue coroner
arrived, lis thought the boy could
hsyo huou resuscltated had the body
ueea properly handled.
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DID HE OR DIDN'T he?
III, Question as 10 Alleged Threats
by v. K. Perkins.
als WIFE ALSO IN CUSTODY
49,, Arr Arrested al the Instance OF
VIM. CsdsrOn-Land Dispute tue
Cause OF Trouble

r,Itsd state. Commissioner Som
,-,,h,d case before him this ai'ef-
,.an which had not been concluded
an m. tlms Of the NEWS going 10
r,,,, 1tis the result OF aquarrel over
IN. land In Emigration canyon.
waiter X. Perkins aud wm. Coderof
,.i,g the chief combataris, although
d.. pstklns 10 ecuussd Of doing her
,h,,s on the battlefield. Both parties
80. laid claim to some land In the
c,pyop. and In the land Office there lie
dsoi,ion favorable TO Cedor-n.
The latest trouble 10 described hy
c.asroF to this effect. Perkins re-
u,s. 10 permit him to 20 on the land
awarded him, threatening tha. u he
s,fs be will shoot him, bury him, give
mimi wooden oveIcoa,, aud do other
bs, avors which Coderof does not
b,user &, receive. In isot Mr. Ceder.
s1 says he lie very much afraid Sir.
Perkins will make him subject for q
e5r5ner's inquest unless the courts in-
lrfiefC.
A. 10 Mrs. Perkins, Ced0fon says
lbat on Monday night she let loose tho
Vial. VI wrath upon him as only M
angry womau eau. He doesn't like
AN busiusss either, so he Spoiled to
iFe officers. In consequence, Mr.. aud
glr. Perkins were arrested by direction
III sheriff Hardy, anu were brou ght
into cJuft tOiay.
W course Mf. and Mrs. Perkins deny
al the vital sllogatirns made by Mt.
Cedefon, and tue court viii determine
EhIch has the burden Of testimony.
Attorney a. u. Elder appears Tor tue
prosecution anu Zane 4 Zane for the
defense.
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A corporation capitalized at 81 600.
900, Of which 100000 has been sub.
scrlOui, has He'd articles II Fresno,
Cal, IL Isl tue Producers and Consum-
ore on company, and its purposes are
10 develop tho petroleum district In tho
Coast Range mountains near CoAllnga.
Tho stock Is subscribed by FrAsuo and
Onto raa ..
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wuEELMr>'s EXCLUSION

To Ogden Via Uip Craudr Western
August 10Th,
Wheelmcn'- tprrih ttgiE excursion
10 Ogden via RIO Gfandc W".rtn Will
leave salt Lakr CITY nj 300 b. m,
arrive o den lU.ul I'm. Leave Og.
den ON return Trip az $500 f. M, arrive
salt Lake City At 1000 !. m. Rate
81 100 fluuf TIN.
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Do lnr matter of tHo o,rrta of Jane Eomucg.
Jr"u.tI|
NOTICE ls UiEIH GIVEN TIIAT
~ uHn. So Nuwm.. sH HHlrNlus uf tho
rtlHtu ul IauH Numut. .r.r0Hyd, HHs ron.
t.|rl Tor aUl.lWtU' .H. ...I 100 sHII rHUIf,
Boz. .uHI .Ur"HHl U. I. NH ..H.,. UHHtI .a.i
ta |fn HUI petition f"T .I.. distribution Uf 600
TgH. fu" uf f.IG rafafu HH.U. lur persona en-.
t.U.f thereto. and UHfI r.4g, Tue On IA. 10
September a I. l.NH, uf BIO O'Clock H. il., Ht
lhu count room U' .HI1 |.Hrs, 100 tho County
Count liuuar. r.I laan t.fH and County. Uuh
Territory haH .u.H duly appointed ty mo
l4I.r ui sHIu court Zoo. ono Fu.llruuut uf sHId
account ..1 lulrug -H'l petition Tor dIslTl.u.
uuu. 100 watch i'Hu HnH place amy person IU.
tcTuHIuU Dob HHII estate may appear ami show
UaH... 10 .uE fN0Tr hu.H.F Had account F.Hl.I
uu. .. Hr.IHI mi approved and unal dFruUu.
unU WH|,N prayed IU.
H.f.I august ..lH. A. %. i.II.
e. o.. CLAYTON.
I.rrE .' .Hr Probate Court
N. hI W.rF Deputy DIrrI
a Do M.I.g attorney iuI admmlstr4tyr
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Second Precinct Republican Women

Tho Republican v.u.on or tho Sec.
0ni Precinct viii hold thrl. mtolirg
on IhufIny, August lith, at3t.m.,
In luurpvuJcncc hall, rblrd South
sti'e', lust wctt NJ Egst Temple. All
women = the Second pfoc,uct are
cordially invited CO. attend.
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COMMERCIAL.
eALT LAKE CLIAmNu nOusE

SALT LAKE CLEANING HOUSE
ToJAy's clearing house sIuhau gss
amounted to $780, ia, ssms day lasl
year ;.l73j2
TuDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York. - Silver 6a. lead,
1851.
LoDdou.-silver, 30 q ljd.
ORE AND nuLLiOS.
4. X. Jones Il Go. received todny;
Basu bullion, 1900, Otts, - 900, total,
S5,8Ou.
". ?. Mccormick q Go. received 20.
DAY! silver and lead uf,T, SO GOV; cy.
agidc., s. 200; HAnauot bullion, 81, 7O.;
t,tni, SlV.l5U.
a Well, / Htgo a 90. received today;
Penn. bullion, 80, 800.
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,olbttt nnd Vow l-or-IId.

SIw NUHS, Aus o. The state.
men 's uUu tea here ihs. fu.mr, J.. j.,
Goblet, nu' Jesse Taylor SHOWN u.
Nrr. -puv o rs, were mstf g At Ash.
bITy Park tojby.
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County School Population. 6,30l.

Superintendent Of Salt isFe County Sboos r. Allen,
compiling school cnHs
49, Norm
All the school cIid
ycar returns show 90 OF the county
Of indian luI'
hv .uuus Herman ucgol tcu and
Brigham oftwg. tUH,.u.iIa'o, DO ssi,ll3Ui
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SIGNED By THE MAYOR.


The following 10 the appropriation
lie. passed az the las, session VI the
Council and signed today by tic
Mayo: