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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Ire,and's B.tterest Enemies.

London, June 26.-Justin Mccarthy,
the leader of the anti Parnellites in the
house of commons, have issued a mani
festo beginning; THE defeat of the homs
rule government has placed Ireland's
bitterest enemies in Office
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
The Kniser,- Yachts win Two prizes

Kiel, June 26.-Emperor William won
two prizes in yesterdays yacht races.
The Meteor, owned by the emperor, took
the first prize in the race for yachts OF
the first class and the Vineta, his maj.
esty's new rac-r, took third prize in the
contest for second class yachts.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
seven Jurors in Fitzsimnons' Case.


Gloversville, N. Y, June 26.-The
glove factory Of Mills g. Bentley, located
in this city, was destroyed by fire yester-
day. 1t is thought that the fire was Of
incendiary origin.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
House Adjourns for q Day.

The house of commons met at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and after the trans
action of minor business occupying forty
minutes, adjourned until noon to- day.
Sir William Harcourt, chancellor of the
exch, Aler, said he had hoped to be able
to gvS definite Information at this time
as to the course affairs would take, but
it was impossible for him to do so, as
such information was not in his posses
sion. Therefore it was better that the
house Should adiourn
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Wages Advanced 20 Per Gem.

Norristown, Pa. June 26-The
Woodstock Woolen mills will increase
wages 20 per cent, to take effect at
once. Nearly 200 hands are made happy
in consequence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
cuban Rebel Defeat Reported.

Madrid, June 26. An official dispatch
from Havana says that the Cuban rebels
have been defeated at Puerto Bayamo
and Montijo The rebel leader Borrero
is reported 10 have been killed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

Berlin, June 26. Rudolf Roth, the
German Oriental scholar, died at pubin-
gen on June %. The astronomer Tietjan
died at Berlin on June 90
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
League Games Yesterday.

At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 3; Philadel-
pha, p At Boston Boston, ); New
York, ,. At Cleveland Cleveland, 8;
Louisville, ), At Washington-W Wash
ington, q Baltimore, s. At Chicago
Chicago, 10, Pittsburg, s, At Cincin-
nati-Cincinnati 10; St. Louis, 8,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Taunton's New Public Building.

Washington, June % The contract
for erecting the Taunton, Mass, public
building, exclusive of the interior finish,
has been awarded 80 the Roxbury Gran
ite company of keene, n. H., at S40,-
6.0
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Vessels Without Crews

Some of the vessels had only one or
two men left Of their entire crews, and
many of them were unable to get away
from the pest hole of fever owing to lack
OF men. Seamen were scarce, and when
vessels lost their crew it was with the
greatest difficulty men were secured to
take their places.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Riker WIN Not Serve.

Trenton, Tune 26.-Chandler w. Ri
ker, of Newark, last week was appointed
q circuit court judge by Gov Werts.
He has declined the appointment.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
TO SUPPORT REBELS
All the Political Parties in Bulg ria
Will Assist Macedonian

London, June 26.-The Vienna cores
pondent of the Central News has adj
vices from Sofia that all the political
parties in the Bulgarian capital have re-
solved to support the insurgents in Mace
donia Turkish troops are hurrying to
the different points in Macedonia at
which outbreaks have occurred.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Gould Gives Away His Winnings.

London, June 28. Howard Gould has
presented to the Douglas bay regatta
committee the sum of $50. the amount
of the winnings of his yacht Niagara. in
the Douglass oay races.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Dropping Dead in the Streets,

Men were dropping dead in the streets,
dying by scores in the city and on the
vessels in port. Some of the vessels had
their flags at halfmast day after day for
weeks, as man after man of their crews
succumed to the scourge The death
boat was being rowed about the harbor
day and night from vessel to vessel col
lecting the dead and taking them ashore
for burial
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Efforts to Secure Crews.

Captains Of vessels had to exercise the
greatest caatiou to prevent their crews
deserting or being lured ashore by the
boarding house and shipping masters
j. NJ. Gayle, the first officer of the Pris-
ella, was stricken with yellow fever
while In the harbor Of Santos He was
removed to hospital ashore and was
sufficiently recovered to be taken aboard
when the vessel sailed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Coded To France.

Pekin, June 26. BY customs sreaty,
in respect to Tonquin, China has ceded
to France the towns of Men AID Wuto.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
BULLET-PROOF ARMOR
Lennard's Invention Test
ed at Governors Island,

and 3o-Calibre Steel Jacketed Bull.
lets---Holes Made in One Plate, bur
Another Plate Only Indented,
New York. June 26.-There was an
exhibition yesterday afternoon on Cover
nor is.and OF the bullet proof armor
invented by w. Lennard, whose bullet
proof jacket has been somewhat widely
discussed. Authority from Washington
had been obtained and couple OF men
from the Thirteenth infantry, under the
direction OF Capt. Florence, tested the
resistance of the armor with the Krag-
Jorgensen army rifle, the Winchester
smokeless powder, with 50 caliDre steel
Jacketed bullets an inch and a half in
length being used
No Steel Used.
There were two samples OF the armor,
Nos. l and ! They We're about ten by
twelve inches, with a thickness of two
inches, and We're covered with cloth to
hide the character of the material of
which the armor is composed. Mr. Len
ara volunteered the information that no
steel was used.
To Rcplace Steel Armor.
lie said that he was no longer paying
any attention to the bullet proof jac ket,
but was enIeavoring to interest the gov
ernment in this armor, which is intended
for use in naval construction. The ad-
vantage claimed Tor it is its lightuess.
While cubic foot of steel weighs 4SO
pounds, similar bulk of his No. | ar
NOR weighs los pounds, and OF No. ?, l3O
pounds
Preliminary Tests
A range of 100 feet was set of on the
moat at Fort Columbus A numer of
shots were fired at a one-halt inch steel
plate and penetrated quarter inch.
Two shots were then fired which pene-
trated thirty three inches of pine board
and went through four inches more OF
oak backing. Then the Leonard armor
was made the target of picked marks
men.
Effect on the New Armor.
The bullets penetrated the No. 2, the
first tried, half an inch. No !, the
lighter, contained holes, after the firing,
Of an inch and a half, but the bullets
had not gone through. Mr.. Lennard
claimed they had been hattened on the
inside. The army officers who witnessed
the test would offer no opinions as to the
merits o. the armor. The test was not
official, but Mr.. Lennard says he ha.
been invited to show what his arrnol
can do at the Indian Head proving
ground, and he will probably go tC
Washington for that purpose in August
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
GEN. GREEN @. SMITH DYING.
ne Came Within Half Vote of Run.
ning on the Ticket with Lincoln.


:, Washington, June 26.-Gen. Green
way Smith, descendant Of the famous
nentucky statesman Henry Clay, is dy-
Mg OF blood poisoning, occasioned by
.aa .aaangnant carbuncle, at his home in
s sals city, Gen. Clay Smith was a can
slIste Tor vice president against Andrew
seUnnson ses1 at the Baltimore convention of
.oos' and came within halt a vote of re-
selving the nomination tn the ticket
,r nien Lincoln. He was the nominee Of
issep iss prohibition party for president in
o lie served two terms in congress
a" Sul Aentucky Gen. Smiths military
har ss.eer was brilliant one and he was
iis.ed iis,eIed major general by President
H. H,ueo!n eCl Tor his gallantry in the field.
cas ehCered the Baptist ministry in 1859,
Me- NJ 70 Washington as pastor Of the
vLopolltan Baptist church in 1889,
baoo b'o ne has continued since. He has
a nai.as a. popular as q minister as he was
p'htician and soldier.
yiand Free-sIiver Convention.
a, S.,ashington, :, June 26-A convention
yo, .ns w voters OF Maryland who are in fA-
tho ene Tree coinage of silver, upen
ma, E.'o OIL 10 to l, has been oslled to
the - han IN TINS city on Friday, July IL At
Of tbs 1. r. which was the headquarters
Tbs coH HHoxey army when in Washington
fres..;u,.l u.l Is signed by twelve Maryland
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

At | o'clock this morning it looked as
thOugh business has come to an end for
heni ght. For hours there was nothing
bI noise and confusion on the part Of
t1e vast assemblage. Every effort of the
Chairman to restore order was ineffect-
ua!. Hundreds OF motions were made
ott none put to a vote, and the entire
session was one continuous pandemo-
mum.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
An oner to Dunerin.

The United Press learns that Lord
Salisbury, besides becoming prime minis
ter, will take the foreign portfolio tenn
porarily. lie has made overtures to the
Marquis of DufTerin to resign his present
Office Of B itish ambassador to France
and become secretary of state for foreign
n fairs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

London, Juge 20 When the news
that Lord salisbury had accepted the
premiership and had undertaken the
task Of forming a cabinet was received
at the pohlea. clubs last evening specu-
lation As TO who would compose the new
ministry was r,te.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
YELLOW fever RAGING
People Dropping Dead in
the Streets of Santos.
scenes In the City and Harbor Said
To Be Harrowing--Pcople Dying
by Scorcs--Death Boat Visitina
Vessels Day and Night Gathering
In the Dead--Seamen Scarce.

Baltimore, June 90. - The Amerf
can barkentine Priscilla, Captain Klages,
arrived here last evening from Rio and
Santos, with cargo of ii, 254 bags of
coffee. Captain klages reports that
when the Priscilla Left Santos, May II,
yellow fever was raging on every side,
and the scenes in the city and harbor
We're harroMiny
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Newspaper Men az saratoga.

Saratoga, June 2e-Ths New York
State Press association reached the
Grand Union hotel from Albany yester.
day afternoon The association to. day
wil proceed to Lake George.
seven Jurors in Fitzsimmons' Case.
Syracuse, ~ T., June 26 In the
Ftzsimmons trial procee lings only seven
jurors were ia the DJS when court
opened this morning Fifty extra jurors
we're empanelled to report to-day,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

John Redmond the Parnellite leader,
member of the house of commons for the
city Of Waterford, announces the inten-
tion of the members of his party to con-
test every seat in Ireland at the coming
general election
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05
TRUSTEES sALg.


NTUEUEAs. -. o.. TARrEY AID JOuAN.
w ua 4 iarpuY, hH wife, ny their Ger.
tain deed Of trust itrd the Both day OF Juus
u55ry. A, .; i'l aat day ye.oriel 10 .ee
county, TERRITORY % Utah un tho .ih DAY OF
January, lsli, lu uooA" o. go OF MDuFasUa, 70
Is Young % -alt LasU Guy, Utah Territory,
uurtaiu real estate ia said dro1 OF tru.t men.
TONED aud moro puriiru .arT hereinafter dee
crilcdi iu trust, GO secure thu payment OF g
certain pruWiHa0ry note ~ even tate with Hlid
uCUd ui truHL Coz the sum OF four thousand
aud I'VE hundred dollars .iiHMA0l, executed
ana delivered uy sAii d. q, IMpgy 90 O. ~
Mu.et, payable Co hH order uuc y,hs with
privilege Of two year. SITTER date, with IututcHt
thereon from uItr, AL the ratio Of
AUgr cent per aunGu, pay able quarterly
whereas % b. provided tu Hai4 UCu or trust
ttlt should default be- made iu the payment VI
sad note or luy phrg thcrcu', OF of tue Iu.
| leicsl lhai may accrue thereon, or any pari
according % hUtruur uui rufUt tHosplL then
nul iu ilAt case sail premises should Boz sold Dos
| The manner provided Cor Iu sntd decd uf trust
whereas default has been made 90 ihu gE.
! vent ut one hundred dnllars hllatOt 100 tAf
payment of interest," which became duC uu
! saii note un July Ntn, lsil, aud default has
uctu made iu CIrh payment nfiuttrvHt ul % Dee
! came due quarterly thereafter, AMI the same
| D. wholly unp4it, including mo principal.
NpW, therefore, at the rsQuust 90 G.D. NlNct,
Tue legal holder Of saii promlsspy note, ly
SAID deed Of trust secured and under and y
virtue Of tho tcrIna ana authority in said dOtu
| or trust contained,
thereby ei,C notice that viii. on Thursdav.
| tho 2lst day ~ February, a. b. lsIj, 90 the
hour uf % O'Clock noon u said day. 90 tho
front door % tho SAT- LnEH County Court
louH1l iu -Alt LasO CITY. Utah Territory, fvlI
a. public Vcuduu The following described real
estate in SAID deed % trust mentioned, tuswIt
Cummoucinr two lll rods North oi the south.
west corner ~ los three tiI 900 block tlutgun
lll, plat "G' ~ slIt Lake city survey, and
running thence north lyc and one half latl
rods thence east eight t-I rode, thguru
souin i've and ono half 90 rods.
thence west UlFht ,-I rods 90 tho place OF
commencement, aud situate tu -AIt Iako tltY
aur County ugAh Territory. TOR ihe purpose ~
paying salt promlfsor uoiU aud thu interest
hccruiuE thereon from ApuI lGtu, 1884, Co the
tmr ut sac and nll UuHts AMI expenses OF
exec tiug This trust, including reasonable
rImWlHHI1ua tu thU Trustee and Tho AttIruu. 's
fg' suve uai boo said decd of trust, Cor The
hHhcstaul pctt prise the same will bring lu
each, ~. 5. YOUNG,
Trustee.
dated At SAT- Lake city. Utah Territory.
January l 1895,
". j. HARVEY,
Attorney,
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MARsHAL,s sALE

DURsUANr 10 ~ ORDER OF sALg
Hut decree Of 10 yH'uturu tu me directed
by tho Tu-u judicial bsrlct Court OF tho Ter.
rtury Of Utah ! shall expose AZ public sale,
90 thc west front door 0t tho County Court
House, on tlC Eighth Ward square
On tnu city ~ SAT- lake, Duulty OF salt
Lake. aud Territory Of Utah. on tu9 tth day
OF February, 49, ~ D. O'Clock 81, al The
right. title, claim aud interest NJ Iva byldcn
sLuE soren.en, John y. sorruscu, q. 4 carl.
gust, T. A, whitney lhrriagt company, ruf'
purati0n, Ad1.uh iicrFou aud Christina Hpr.
gen, Of in aud 90 toe follow. described real
estate situate, lying aud being Iu rult Lake
County, and described us follows tusWttG
A portion " thg northwest UuauDrtN. W. 20
OF section Nlfiy'ihfut 1857, tuwnship two t2I,
south % rauKu one tI, wUit ~ -alg Lake
Meridian, n. survey, Tor tho Territory %
Utah. Commencing at The southwest corner
~ said northwest quarter section, ami run.
Ming thence north eighteen ami ono hair tl- D
ctalns, thence cast forty N1l chhiui, thence
fuuth eighteen and one halt lsisl chairs aud
beginning containing seventy .f0ur go acres
81 land, lclus riiuaiuin che County " salt
Lake. tt.h Territory. AFRO twenty shares OF
thr capital stock NJ tho ttHh aud SAT- Lake
canal Company represented hy certificate No.
To Do sold 90 the property OF Eya GyIdon
tkuF 0lruutcu. John D. HlrHuHru. g.. a. Carl
quist, b, A whitney Carriage Company, cor
uurHuou, Adllph N0rrtu and Christina upr.
gen, al che Hait OF IIun'a savings Hank 6 Irutt
Company 70 corporation
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM
q. 81. Marshal
Uy joins u CuvMoUW, Deputy Narahai.
Dated 40 HIl No Lake tIfY. January 10Th ISIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

lolhl ..s...t.t.s.s..s s..ssssssf4tilh %
T"Iry's nokl1W ugmeug
PROM salt Lake city. ............E $50
Bear Lane stake ..s..s.... % %
now TuE ItMrL. srE WAS HELlCr
I'D, And InE CRY LAID our
Accordingly, that evening the Pres.
ident, accompanied by tbu Apostle
proceeded 10 spot btlwten aud li,t q
below tho forks Of CITY Creek. nuu
strlking hi cane ib tue eaftb, SAID.
Here will be the Temple u uur Cod
Here nte tho iOtty acres tot The Tenn
pie. The city can re laiI gut eriecily
square, NORTH anu south, east aud
wusL" 10 was then and there decided
thet the building OF the city should
begin ht that point; the Temple block
10 contain forty uufrt, ami the city
blockr surrounding, ton acres each,
exclusive Of the street.. The smaller
blocks we're to be Hubuividel into lDte
VI ten fois by twenty, giving ono anu
quar,er ntTea TO each lot. Tue street,
were TO DO eight rOiB wide, intursecNug
~ right angles, wish tiduWblkh TWEEN. y
feet In width on either hand. The
houses should stand in the cBntcr q
the lots, twenty iuet bAck from tie
front. -Four city blocks were reserved
TOT public tquaTus.
such was tho plan adopted by these
city-bullding Apostles IN council.
Afterwards, the entire body Of pioneer
iottlers convened a. tho Temple
grounds, anu ratified BY unanimous
vote tue action Of their LEADER. The
Apostles were appointed committee
10 superintend the luylng cut Of the
city.
thus was Salt Lake City, tho Nor.
mon metropolis, planned aud located,
the date OF the event being Wednesday,
July IS, lsi7. Subsequently some
mouth cations were mGlu In the orig
inal pan, such a. reducing the slzo "
tho Temple block iTom fry 10 ten
acres, na being "more convenient
snd Us the city grew up over the foo.-
hills or benches, the formation Ct blocks
ttwO anu a halt acres In lieu OF ten.
some Of them were Irregular, plso,
Instead Oiboiug perfectly square, owing
to the peculiar lay Of the land. hut in
general the original plan remained
unchanged. Beyond the city limits,
In the farming aud pastuTlng district,
helda Of i've, ten and twenty aCr, :
were laid out, the smallcst ones beir 4
nearest the city, and the others grad u
according 10 Size bevond them. -lIht.
nays IiAiDfy Of Utah.
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Notes and PersonaIs.

J. g. Graham goes 10 Lohi this even
Ing 10 deliver lecture btiIfo the
Ladies' Republican club Of thai city.
Elders Seymour q. Young and Ed.
ward Stevenson Of the Presidency Ut
tue Seventies viii atlcud the fast
meeting In the Il. Y. Academy no1t
Thunday.
John Mogrccn Of, Ssnlsquin, who
has been employed Nv II emhn by tho
Eureka Hill Mining clmpAny, was
taken 10 the hospital ~ Bali Lake City,
this morning, on the n, O. w. train.
lie contracted a cold some time ag
aud II now 30 sefi0uily 100 that II N not
believed he will recover. Mr. Mo-
green IL an unmarried man, ABOUT -
years Of age.
samuel o.. Curtis came over from
Salem this morning. He reports that
mine, located some time ago by
Spanish Fork men, about four miles
east Of Salem, IL showing very satit-
factory Indications Of soon pfOiucing
gold In sufficient quantities. 70 pay for
working AMI shipping. The owners
have been at work On the claim tot
several months.
The brothers Of Moroni KonorI,
who, with James Nickel, IL wanted
for the killing Of Sheriff Burns, say
that when the grand Jury meets the
iugitives viii come In aud surrender
themselve'. The officers, howover,are
ekeplical Ia regard TO the intentions Of
kgiiord anu Nickel 10 do that. The
grand Jury Is called Tor tue lsth u this
month.
Last Saturday Deputy Mnmhal
Berry left fIr the purpose Of arrosting
Black HaWk, who 10 indicted fir kill
ing his tquaw lastGpring In tho Uintah
Indian hgency. lilo IL known to have
been In lndianola, Thistle valley, since
HE indictment and the officer went
there 10 arrest him but found he had
zone. On Saturday, however, an
Indian came down and promised 10
guide the officers 10 where Black
Hawk ID In hiding.
George Austin and q. A. Changer,
representing the Lohi 5HRar company,
are IN the city, contracting with the
farmers In the vicinity for this yoaf'r
crop OF sugar bsets. They report that
larger acreage Of beols will TO cult.
waited this year than ever before IN
spite Of the reduction Of 81 per ton
which the factory has had 10 make.
The farmers realize II IL the mGst profile
able crop they can raise, when u IL
considered that a cash market is NJ.
huted Tor the crop whenever It h
matured. The consideration that II
leaves tho land In an improved condi.
ton IL also having great weight, ana a.
the farmers become better acquainted
with the suoootsiul cultivation OF tue
crop their good opinion Of beVls 90 a
farm product IL increased.
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you're vrong, D.a, ana thut tuis man 3
friend wins the bet
"It's no bet said tho shabby stran.
ger. "Wosimply got into an argument
You eau s-o for yourself thcro i5 chance
for nn argument II bad % pocket die
u0nary, i could tell Boz % minute Gen.
tlomon, would one OF you loan mo o
dino with which 90 purchase 0ncF'
Thoy looked at h.m caldly for u mo.
mont aud then each pulled out q dime
and gavo 10 90 him,
You're % good thing, said tho first
one.
"Yc5, you've got something new, +"
added tho other
Bat oshnbhy stranger did not smile.
Ho simply thankyl thom, and said ho
would luy Quo for his friend also go
Chicago Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-05

10 ~ told Ia Iowa Homestead how 10
handle corn fodder with double hnr.
poon fork. A correspondent says. uso
o truck wagon with largo hayraok ON
10, and have scyutal ropes with which to
tio the fodder in bundles l put from
two 90 four shocks Of corn In ono bun.
do aud draw this quito tight with tho
Iopo. Tho wagon will hold eight or ten
such bundles. In putting it Ia tho barn
use tho hnrpoon tho same as hay aud
can say that it IS by Tar tho easiest way
60 unload fodder, as IL Is not as hard
work o. hauling up hay and eau be- un.
loaded as fast 49, man Ia the NOW can
mmIIn Tho rnmu..
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PROVO.
Provo, UTAn, Eel. q. 1905.


Tho FLOWING business was ,fanl'
acted lu tle Fret district court tut
morning!
United Statos W. l.. A. Scott Elliott
uulawulIy fencing public domain
alfCkou fi0m calendar on motion o.
U. 3. Assistant Prosecuting At.1rney
Thurman.
SprlnRvlllo CITY W. Earl FrAuohol,
dismissed al plaintiff cJste.
w. and T.5nitu ". Martin Wllliam'
con, dismissed at plninuh's costs
John A. Hunt, ct ALL Va. Reuben
81 vens, Get for Feb. l2ih.
Andrew PutersoH vs.. phgs II. Rob
bins; Get fr Match 5tn.
5prlngville Guy W. Jas. McAnleJ J
set for March Let.
James a. Lynch W.. Jas. L.Clayion,
et A.; set Tor February 1871.
Jonathan Buckley W. Provo c.tY,
demurrer to answer; Get for February
9th.
ella Fowler W. Leouard w. Fowler,
divorce; oct for Feu Oh.
An abstract oi Judgment fon Com
missioner Grronmau'a count, has been
filed 10 the Fint i'istflcl court, Ia the
case OF Geo. A. Love W y. II. dfie.-
beck. The Judgment calls Tor iSOAIO.