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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06

JUDICIAL llHlflik OF AANA A'AAAh'aNf
County Of SAT- Lake.
sophiA A. pGiloy. plaintiff. ". Gussa's A.
biug, defendant
The People OF tho Territory o. utah send
greeting 10 bustay0 a. King, dotendanI ,f,
Won ABE HEHtBh QulHEp an
appear IN an action brought aEAln.s ~
b. the above named plainun 10 the p.I
Court " the Third Judicial ptlnet "' .l '
Trrliofy ~ Utah, aud 10 answer wv MN.
plant nlcd therein WITHIN lon uays ~ an Non
Of ms summOua-if served within ms ,oHu,
" on. n served out ~ THIS county, Dus Nv Mn
district, within twenty dave olhcrN,u, VI Ia
forty dAyf-or Judgment 10y dtiAuN W." ~
tAsen against you, according TO rue pi4'N
Ths "a Ia action u b,oughtto have dgi' I M,
ant required TO set tONu tue nature ~. ~.
claim IN aud TO certain premises hot vlu.'',',i
dotcIbed; and To have decree OF Wl.5,,,rso
AZ foliowas Determining a,l such AuN,,,tg
claims, doclAJlng and sulluK'us 'snn1 iblt tba
u the owner OF said premises AM ln'. It
defendant mas no eskHte or intufosl N"1'..
In OF to taid land ana premlsrs %, Nv, ,l3lr' a..
thereof, forever barring uoithu'A hUi i8gI
sertipg any claim whatever m or 20 saw '1',s :
and premises adverse to plalullu anu lel -,
RELIEF. said premises arc de5or'oui 70 '''''"''
70 lMommmenelrg AIN W. corner Of lot :, bl'es
~ Mai "l' salt LAKE CITY survey Iun ny" W.
thence Il two aud one.halt rode, lhtar' ,nr,
rods thence ". Two und Ono'hall luuNs 49, q
n ten fuNH 10 hcElnhlhbt hNHANN' 50
City aud County, UTAH ,-...,,t son fail
Xnd you arc hereby nolncd thst u io ,ni ~ NJ
TO app0,r and unswur nc haiu ,o''ii a,,i'Iy 10
Ihe rourt Tor tie relief dop kndel lhttoin' t,..
Wttngss die lion. samuel :, Merrll lNIs,
''"N'' and the seal of the District tnul. "a
iie Third iu1iclal psiric1, ~ SatS
tsEIII ior the Territory Of Utah lh'i w
dEy n MAY, In tho year OF oul ~, 4
one thousand eight hunlIen INV
GnGGVip @. DUNBAR, CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
Brsr ~ INV woutp.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Mary q wfincy. deceased.
NIOTiCE - nEnEnY OWEN BY THE
~ undorsiyngd. sdwIHistr4tIr 81 the 80.
tate ~ MARY g., whitney ucccased, 10 lhe
creditors Of, anu All TcTfOua HAVING clalnis
against The sAid dpcea rU. 90 cNhlht lheh
with the necessary voucher. within ten moulhs
after the nrat publication uI the notice, TO the
SAID Administrator nj hiH Uin"r.' Main street,
salt i.ato CITY, 10 the County ~ SAT- LhLet
Datcd May 18th. ts1f. ....
iiOHAug q WHITNEY,
Administrator OF Tho estate OF Mary e
whitney. deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
IEuAL NOTICE..
In the Probate Court in and Tor SAT- Lat
County, IorrtorY u Utah.

In the Probate Couri in ana Tor salt Lake
County, Territory u Utah.
Ia tue matter VI tue estate u Janolio A.
CowlinE deceased.
NOTICE r. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ rstrrC Cowlius, adniniatrator ot the
estate ~ Janctto y CuWNuE feccatod, has
rendered Tor settlement, aud hlei IN shii
court, hls iIual account ~ his aGminisirntou ot
aid estate aud petition tor nual distribution ~
thr residue ~ sad estate among tho persons
Untitlri thereto, aud that Saturday, the 4ind
dAy ~ juno. \, -, lsli, at TO O'Clock m, Al
the court room u aail court, in the county
Court House, ralt lhEU city and county, ltah
Territory, hhs been duly appointed by tue
Judge NJ said court. Tor the settlement o. sAld
account aud hearing said petition for iiatriiu
ton. at which TINS and place any person inter
cstrd 10 rald estate may appear aud show
cause, Il any there be-, why said account
should not be- settled nnd approved and nnal
distribution made ~ prayed Tor,
q D.. STANTON,
tltfk Of the Probate Court.
ly :. &. BIEAI, Deputy.
WADDELL a ADAMS, Attorneys iot admin
istTAIOT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06

WILL AltIANHhNh 10 ' lAA' ~
and long ones also, and u q, by inch
piece Ut the fore opd of the longer short
bed stills aud under tho short center arm
ul.o. One Of the same silo Is under the
short arm forward ~ tho hind wheel
one half inch bolts, which tic itstrongly,
The brackets which hold the boards over
tho hind wheels urc II and l2 inches
high and & inches long, and made Of
good old wagon tire q, inches wide The
forward ond standards let stand back
~ tho boards lie flat on tho arm. Tn.
rigging IS designed for u western built
wagon. The holsters are feet inches,
and there Is - high wheel for a low
whool The standards and the brackets
could uo shortened or varied II deeper
bed silH Ncso used. the brackets would
hr %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06

And In accordance with Law, ani the order
OF the board OF directors made Aurll -, 8,
10 many shares ~ each parcel ~ such stock
~ may ba necessary viii ho sold Ht public
auction 10 the highest bidccf tyr cash, ~ iH1
ONCE u the company, room Of ". D.Nan iiDfr.
900 +. Nam salt Lake Oity, ttah ltf.
ritory. Tuesday, iith day OF Iuuu, l'a|. NJ
go'clo9k nm, TO pay do .inVuuut nfsrffuyuL
together with c0st OF afycTtistug AMI expense
OF sale ", q. VAN luBN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE u HEEEBY GIVEN ny THE
~ VnderslFned executors Of the last viii
and testament NJ William N. Groves, deceased,
10 Tho creditors OF, and all persons having
claims Aguiust the eald deceased, To gAhlhlt
them. with Tie necessary vouchers, within ten
months after tho first publication OF ihis no
ice, O. tho said executors, A. tho ONCE oi
lurhaTds & hrhnrds, room bOi McluTnick
Bloek, salt LAke cay, Itah.
Dated Aay ", lslh, .-,,..,., ,,,,,,,..,.,.,
JAhEH A. Little,
Executors Of the viii Of William II. Groves,
deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
A NEW IDEA IN AAYRAeks.
n 4. Free to Evcry body. nnd the Inventor
Tells AZ About ~.

~ IL free to Everybody, nnd the Inventor
Tells AZ About ~.
A now idea In hayrncks which cma
mated from the brain u Pennsylvania
farmer was originally skctchod and de.
fcrirod by him for Rural New Yorker.
~ follows;
invented hay rigging implement
which my ncighhUH all think Is good.
ny Invented Il, IA II IL tho first one
ul tho kind have ever seen. Tho sketch,
think, will give "a very good idea Of H.
The one just finished is built Of . 70 by
inch hgnluok bed nills, 6fcot long iut
the twDccntcr uncs. 10 inches apart two
~ tho same sizc 10 feet long q inches
from tho same on the bolster behind
two IN front of the same o. col feet long
fll tho front bolster; ono arm behind Is
git by inches, feet long, running
clear through ON topacruss the bod sills'
one Ia front, by inches, o feet long,
OF hard wood. Is mortisod to receive the
standards, which are by q inches, 10
inches long To- tho fhuuldor, bpltCd be-
tween tho two bod stills, the same bolt,
receiving the ladder.
The front has / by 2 inch piece OF
hard wood az each end Of the short De,
sill8 boltcd ON tho bottom Of the sam,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NNuE ANNUAL MEErlNG az (
binnnE Company, for tho eleegoh .uch
ofiiceTs and the Transaction q, ro,pe
oihe, business IS may pr9lgtN Al ihs
ny'cs 81 tbc companv, in Rich r1s y h.I,
rdf once, bth door OF McCoinlcs h'ngS
ante CITY, az o'clocg y. In., Jane 49, l'-'
MAY 2DIh, 1895. y. NuDE. se3y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Ehkute OF tuhAnuAn fNAAkett hNNnhANNs
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN ny TllE
n UNDERMINED, administrator Of the estate
Ut suFanuAh fOulEor, deceased, 10 tho credit
Ofs Of, aud all persons having claims
against tho said deceased, 20 oNhihlt them
with the necessary vouchers within four months
after the first publication Of thls notice, ~ the
said administrator, NJ M. place OF busiuv ss, "
Il street. salt Lake CITY, Utah Territory
HERBEgr j. FoULGER,
Administrator OF tho estate OF husannah
loulger, deceased.
ALEXANDER hChAhTEh,
AuoTnay tor kslAle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
LHaAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court In and for Salt flake
County, Territory Of Utah.
S0ueo ~ Time and Place f1r the Hearing Of
fOuuon f8f Admisalon 20 Probate
uf VIII
In tho matter " thu estate ~. Susanna
snWcly Young deceased
DURsuANT To As ORDER ~ SAID
\ voutt 10 said matter, notice is hereby
gwen that tuUsiay, tho 18TH DAY 81 June A u.
lsy ut 90 O'Clock "a. mt, at tho county Court
House lu SAT- Lake CITY Utah Territory, IN
the court room ~ SAID court has hucn Ap'
pointed tho time Huu place Tor the hearing Of q
p,utlOu ut thurcs liurtun, praying Tor the
admission tn probate Of certain document
herewith presented, purnuTtlng "a De- mo last
Will aud testament ul -uHaunhl niFulY Young
deceased, when ana Nhvr. all persons inter.
estod may rpptN and oppose tie probate %
said will or the granting ~ letters testAmCnt.
AIRY 10 Charles b. burton A. prayed for In said
petition.
In witness whereof have hcTeuntn set
my hand aud hnlNod the zeal "
lsEALl sad court, this 3rd day Of June, A.
u, leh,
g. D. STANTON,
CLERK of Probate curt,
hy A, q, NttHl,
Deputy CLERK.
Harlow Ferguson, Attorney for petitioner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

V'uE ne uoLt PLACER inNfy, r,y
a, pany' '",pp,au9!ni rrhupal place ~;
NOucu.-Ihcrc aiu delinquent uu51 tt.', we
LOVING described stock, 90 lcr1uat o. NV l'.'
mtnt on The hrt day OF Ami. Loo. dc $500,
accounts set opposite tho name .f NIAl
spocuyc shareholders, as follow TO-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
pISSTOES CELEBRATED
SAWS

Cross Cut. Drag, ono Mrn, upr'ght'
Mil. Hand. Rip, Panel, Isnon'
Pruning, Compass, butShor'
Cook, Ncyholo, Eto.
.-ALso-
CIRCULAR,
Roth solid aud Chlsel Poin. rooIhI and
"TRIU MpH," for telling ueos, are sell,
Ing Al lower prices than ever. Alao full
atSch Of thsir Rasps Nnd Files always On
hand.
u. G. Nj. I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
,orth rolnt Consolidated Irrigation Company,

North Point Consolidated irrigation Company,
Location ui oUc9 and PRINCIPAL place Of bus,
mess, ON en- liutrl, West reruud Oulh
Street, salt Lake tiIy, Utah.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ut regular meeting Of the board ~
4IrurtOrs Of sA'N company, held uu tho lltu
lay OF MAJ, ISIS, l.sUHHuuut 30, D. NJ i've per
cent or 30 cent Urr share, was levied nn the
capital stock ut so corporation, payable on
june lHi l~i, tpihu Fprrt tAry, nc too once ~
The company, room J1, ulleu Hotel, West
Second -uutu H'urH, Salt Lake tlty, Utah.
ANY sgOrs upon which this nsstsamcnt fhAll
remain unpaid uu Monday, july lst, lr9I. viii
be- delinquent and advertised Tor FtlU NJ public
auction, uua uulrff pUl mont Ne made lvtoru,
viii uu sold on Wednesday, July alst lsli, At
, o'clock y. m, 90 pay the delinquent Hsaess-
mcnt together win enc costs OF advertising
and eNuyUstE ui sails,
liy order OF 'uu board " directors
Arthur pAR-ONs, secy,
a., West Second North street, salt Lake
Ciy, lAh, May i!ud, l-'p,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tho Brigham Young Memorial asso-
citation soKnow Lodges receipt OF the
following contribution, 10 s'.ist In tho
luildiug Of the Pioneer monument
Etnm EIt.t MatL Of 81. GeoTge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
SUMMONS

In the District Court IN and for The lhf1
Judicial District u Utah lerrllol'
County Ut salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-06
MARsHAL's SALE.

Dated At salt lake CITY, June 4
JoIs n CANNoS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-29
Mlddleburgh, Pa, July 30. 1896 'O'"'' ''p''

WlDoWS' APPRAIs EN- ENTS.-Noti Is here
by given that the following Widows APP
praisementS under the $500 law, have been fied
with the Clerk OF the Orlans' Court OF snyder
county Tor Confirmation on Monday, the 23rd
day or Sept. 1895.
/. Appraisement OF Matilda Fauat, widow OF
solomon FAUST OF Middlecrcek Twp, decd.
2. Appraisement OF Elizabeth Aurnnd, widow
OF Elias Aurand, late OF Penn Twp, deceased.
3. Appraisement OF Maggie L. Wetzel, widow
OF Isaac Wetzel, late OF Spring Twp, decd,
4. Appraisement OF Hannah Row, widow OF
George Row, late OF Penn Twp deceased.
;. APpraisement OF Mary f. Shook, widow OF
John NJ. Snook' late OF Spring Twp deceased.
o. Appralsement OF Elizabeth Peter widow OF
Joseph Peer late or West Beaver Twp decd.
Z. Apprasement OF Elizabeth Zleber, widow OF
Daniel zieber late OF Spring Twp. deceased.
$. Appralsement or Ceyilla A. Musser, widow
OF John a. Musser, late OF Franklin Twp, decd.
.. AppraiseInent of Mary Gaugler, widow OF
George Gaugier, late OF Union Twp. deceased.
j. c. SCHOCH,
Clerk o. q.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-29
ADAMSBURG.
OCCASIONAL.

Y Lords Supper was celebrated
I Lutheran church on Sunday (;
ES largely attended. Misses
\ Beaver and Lottie Grouse
Aiddleburg are visiting rela-
u this place. u. A. Laub's
Eu INTO Edward Knepp's house
>. Blngaman, wife and son,
Miss Sarah Romig, of Poe
fa'' are spending a few days
place Mr.. Montgomery
[''lS' kohrer from Indiana, are
lsat j. W. Specht's. Some
~ or persons broke open the
a Dox'car on the siding and
!, iot OF carpet-chain, etc. . g.
IL l. Romig Sundayed with
= nnomlg's of McAlisterville. +.
pr McLain and Ben. Smith of
'epurg paid short visit to this
The Jr. Y. p. s. G. E. held
an interesting meeting on
ay afternoon.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-29
CENTREVILLE.

number of people from our Vi
|ty are attending Williams Grove
pc this week Water seems to
(ettlng scarce, as some wells are
llt giving out. C. H. Orwig of
(mont, was in town last week. +.
Hartman and wife, made a
|sant trip to Milton last week. 1t
ported Mr.. Hartman rented a
in that place. . Jonathan San
aud wife, Miss Kate Shrader
D. +. Sheary attended the Lu-
hl Reunion at Island Park on
Fsday' I'D. FL. Hartman and w.
ampsel, who are IN the lumber
ness at Gorton Heights, came
on Saturday to spend a week
their parents. DO not for
. attend the Band picnic and
Val in Walters Grove, on next
Prday.
OCCASIONAL.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-29
Harry w. Hummel's handsome

Harry w. HummePs handsome
residence at Northumberland was
entered some time during the night.
Mrs. HummeI arose at daybreak and
on looking around the lower part of
the house found everything in utter
confusion, drawers pulled out, aud
everything thoroughly ransackcd.
Mr.. Hummel on going to bed had
left the safe open. In the morning
he found that money box contain
ing seventy-fve cents in change had
been taken, and the empty box was
found in the rear of the house. Ac-
cess was undoubtedly obtained
through the hall window, and no
clue is held as to the indentity of the
robbers. The silver was left un-
touched. -.Sunbury Democrat.
One night when Mr.. Isaac Reese
was stopping with me, says VI. f.
Hatch, a prominent merchant of
Quaytermaster, Washington. heard
him groaning. On going to his room
found him suffering from cramp
collie. lie was in such agony feared
he would die. l hastily gave him
dose of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. lie was soon
relieved and the first words he utter.
ed were what was that stuff you
gave met" | informed him. A few
days ago we were talking about this
attack and he said he was never with.
out that remedy now. have used IL
In my family for several years. |
know its worth and do not hesitate
to recommend it to my friends and
customers. For sale by J. w. Samp-
sell, Penns Creek, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-29

|srurlFFELTowN, Yooly der lot
|,.rrR DRUCKER:-Des mole mu,
! ebbas shreiva waega mere selver
LIN is der ninetzaint Yooly, ex.
Mis- fnf TN sivvatzich yohr siddel
! n lcvvicher mcnsh bin. Fee
\ bahawpta os wann mer amohl Sc
lyohra uf sich hut is mer IN ous
kbpcelter otter mon. Sell coomt
l.6t uf dc unshtenda aw. lei
he noch goot we ich IN yungel
lc war, fnfun tzwonsich oddel
yi,ich yohr alt war ich selwer nj
naming os wann's amohl in de
tatzich tzitiera gait don is IS ord
/ naigsht ON fire owat. Now
! is nit onner lett waes ich net,
Ir ich bin sure os ich mich net
kbrecka lus wann ich a wennich
|ltprikt, odder shmartza i'm lei5
| bissly fun ebbas os we dorrich-
Aver feel lett os noch net so
sin os fnf un sivvatzich gevva
.wJ uf wauu So n wpnnich ous
Be sin, I'M shicka grawd for der
kter, I'M drinka kartza-kraut te
50 shtufi, un pilla' un druppa,
pilfealin, un DUN sich ei wickla
bet blankets, TN maucha dc fen
ERA tzu for de irish luft drous hal
nn 50 krcxa Sc un yommera, un
nochbera cooma NIT longy
chter un gevva ena farrywell, un
in pawr dawg du't der porra
cicha preddich delivera. Aver
luss mich net sellcrwaeg oh
ecka, BE sure, ich mus aw amole
un nivver ge, aver net eb my
doors tzeit ous is won ich's helfa
Tn sell is aw exactly der
Ivy era mainung.
In du consht aw denka de Bevvy
druf insist os ich heit my Sun
rs claider aw du mus, un Sc
mer avn meier shtandup collar
awt. un hot hinkle g'shlancht,
shnitz pie gabocka un avn gon-
box tul Gig "A gakawft TN ollas
mel gaborts david. De lett
ga sawga wass Sc wella waega
Bevvy, aver ich contend os Sc
ht about anes fun de beshta wei
is in der gons United Shtates, un
is ordlich feel r'oawt. Bsse
/ Sc eqmohles, sell is wohr, aver
IOOnd os ne net blofPd is % nix
Frdt.
PIT SHwEFFELBREN NER.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-29
Teachers Examinations.

Applicants for Teachers Certificates viii he
examined In the several districts uf Snyder
count y, at the following places and on the rs.
signed dates viz:
Chapman Twp. Rohrer's School House, Thurs.
day. Aug. -.
Union Twp, Port Treyerton, Friday, Aug %.
Middlecreek Twp, Kreamer Monday Aug. 20.
Beaver Twp, BeavertOwn. Thursday, Aug. 20.
Spring Twp, Adamsburg, Friday, Aug. 30
Adams TWP, Tr0Xelvllle. Monday. Sept 2.
West Beaver Twp. Mcclure, Tuesday, Sept Q.
West Perry Twp. Cross Roads, Wednesday,
Sept, 4.
Eyendalc und'p't DIs) Eyendale, Thursday,
Sept 5.
special examination win be held at Middle.
urgh, Thursday. Sept. IL. Examinations VIII
begin promptly Mt $50 o'clock, A. NJ.
Az applicants must be examined In the dis
tricts In which they expect TO teach, unless
previous arrangements have teen made with
the Board Of Directors 10 whom they have an.
piled for work, 10 be examined elsewhere It IL
earnestly requested that directors be present at
the examination In their respective Districts at
least part OF the day so that they may wit.
ness the work OF those who have solicited their
support for schools. A hearty ana cordial inv.
tation Is extended 10 patrons and the general
public 10 attend the examinations.
+. G.. BOwERsOX,
Middleburgh, Pa, July 3d. 1895.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
G. VI. CUPPY PLEADED GUILTY.
Fined $1,000 for Making Fraudulent
AmidnNit to u PensiOn CInim.

ANN' lew" vi d FTauuuten
Affidavit to II Pension Claim.
The case of the United States against G.. NJ.
Cuppy occupied the attention OF Judge Wool
son for a few minutes yesterday afternoon in
his room at the federal building. This case
is familiar to the reading public from the
publicity that was given it in connection
with the trial of A. A. Edgington of Ayoca at
the last term of the federal court. Edging-
ton sought to secure a pension for his mother,
and on looking over the lists of the soldiers
or the late war found the name of Morris T..
Edgington. He did not know precisely what
his fathers name was, inasmuch as his father
was of a rowing disposition and went by a
number of different names. This was near
enough, and he adopted Morris F. Edgington
as his father, making out afidavits in support
of his mothers claim. Norris f. Edgington
happened to be living in another town in
Iowa and to be drawing a pension himself.
and the result was that Edgington, w. b.
Cuppy, G. NJ. Cuppy and Mrs. Edgington all
found themselves soon in the hands of the
government officials.
AT the last term of court young Edgington
was found guilty and fine1 81, 500. He ap-
pealed the case to the supreme court, where
it Is still awaiting a decision.
Yesterday G. NJ. Cuppy, Familiarity known
TO MS friends in AYOCa as TIP CupDy. went
before Judge Woolgon with his attorney, D. b.
Daily, and entered a plea OF guilty. The
minimum fine, 1000, was assessed against
him. He paid the amount before leaving the
building.
This morning it is likely that some action
will be taken in the case in which w. b..
Cuppy and Mrs. Edgington are involved. No
little curiosity has been expressed as to what
would be done with w. B. Cuppy. On &C
count of his prominence in county democratic
politics more attention was attracted to him
than to any one else. He has all along been
considered the responsible party in the case.
1t is understood that there has been a fall
ing out between the brothers, G. NJ. blaming
w. b.. for his actions and holding him re-
sponsible for the predicament in which the
family now finds itself.
Mrs. Edgington will in all probability enter
a plea of guilty today. A bid for sympathy
will be made to the court, by reason of her
present physical condition. She is said to
be suffering from cancer in the breast, which
1t is thought, will soon end her life. Her
attorney hopes to secure a suspension of the
courts sentence.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-28
MINOR MENTION.

Grand hotel, Council Bluffs; 100 rooms
facing Bayllss park. Il. f. Clark. proprietor.
Cleyeland's minstrels will be the next at
traction at the New Dohany %theater, Satur-
day evening.
]. NJ. Shear. aged SO. and N. f.. swank,
aged 40. both Of Council Bluffs, were mar
ried yesterday.
lin Maher blew into the city Jail last
evening with his usual regularity. The charge
against him this time is drunkenness ana
vagrancy.
There will be a meeting Of the local mem
bers Of the U. S. NJ. b. association at room
22G, Merriam block, at 8 o'clock sharp TINS
evening, to hear the report OF the committee
The Jewish day Of atonement commenced
last night at 6 o'clock, and ends tonight at
the same hour. The faithful ones during
these twenty-four hours abstain wholly from
food and devote nearly all the hours TO
churchly rites and ceremonies.
Water was turned into Gilbert lake yester-
day. the big excavation that has just been
finished near Big lake. Only the water
from q couple of the springs was turned
in, and this will be used for pudding me
bottom. The pipe line for filling the big
basin will not be completed for several days
A family Of Nebraska drouth sufferers
arrived in the city yesterday morning on
their way to Thurman, Ia. At 4 o'clock in
the morning Jennie Larzelier, the 2-year-
old daughter of william A. Larzelier, died
of cholera infantum. They were encamped
near the motor bridge. but during the day
left for Thurman, where the remains will be
buried today.
z. w. Cramer filed another Information in
Justice Cooks court yesterday, charging Al
Rachwltz and Tom Brown with stealing a
net from his house in Lewis township in the
daytime. Their case went over until Octo-
Der 5, on account Of Colonel Daily, their at
torney, being otherwise engaged. RachwitH
and Brown have been trying to get the net
so that they can go on seining in Manawa.
They have offered to give a bond for Its re-
turn at the proper time, but the net is still
in the possession of the city marshal.
]. C. Bixby Is authority for a rather re-
markable statement as to a phenomenon that
occurred yesterday at the apple jubilee in
G%lenwood. Dave Heinsheimer, the well
known merchant Of that place, while in
charge Of a parlor car filled with visitors
to the orchards, by mistake connected the
air brake hose with the ice water tank and
froze up the train so that not a wheel could
be turned. He became so warm under the
collar, however. that it was not long until
the car thawed out, and he and his party
soon got into line.
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