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The herald., 1895-09-01
THE HERALD
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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The herald., 1895-09-01

5 90 a. IN. I20. 81 SO 81 Chm Cloudy
B 90 D. m. 1897 66 73 Nv lClcar
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nEADRlCK STABBlNG AFPAY.
Bound Over 10 Await The Graud Jury's
Aelion-M fDonald's case 10 Come
on Friday N,xt.

In the police court this morning the
preliminary heariug OF Andrew J.
HcAdrIck was held. Attorney q. A.
BurgOn was counsel Tor the defence.
llam6leton, the complaining witness,
testified fret. lie said that Sunday,
August llh, he went TO house 90.
cupied by Mis-. Lou Alexander, but tho
house was In bal. charge, lie was TO-.
moving water pips and heard Head.
rick mention him AMI call him names.
lilo won't into the h5urs and Hsadrick
stabbsd him In the right eye. He then
struck tue defendant several times and
received knife wound on his arm.
Tho defendant then gsn away.
Me. Alexander ttftified that size
was occupying the house when tho
trouble occurred. lieadrick and his
vile were vt her house NJ the time.
The defendant called Hamblston a
H-of b., She did not SEQ the huht.
but saw HnmblelOu following the de.
tonInnt with bloody eye and cheek,
Joseph and George Baker were ut tho
house nj tho TINE moving furniture,
with his knife and run.
The defendant testified that he had
been working at dfaslng tacks with
his knife. He had not sought the
quarrel Ur did not call Hambleton any
names. HRmblri9n struck him on lie
forehead aud on the nose with his nat,
brushing his face. To defend hiruseli
no struck with the hand that had this
knife In IL without thinking of the
knife at all.
Alice Headriek, wilo Of tho defend.
ant, testified that her husband had
usOd no bad Language toward Handle.
ton. She said her husband had been
struck twice before he used any VIC.
lencs.
The court bound tho defendant over
to await the action Of tho grand Jury
Ia $3.50 bonds. The evidence CON.
hloied as 10 whs started tue eight and
the ooutl said that II he were satisfied
that HeAdfick's statement was correct
on that point, hs would only hold the
defendant fot assault.
John Edwards plead guilty 10 sxpOs.
Ing hia person before lady. lilo was
lined SO RnJ sentenced to
twenty-five days imprisonment In the
city jail. No scknow lodged having
been before the Bishop Of bis ward ON a
similar charge.
The case against OMcor Mcdonald
has been sci for hearing on Friday
Afternoon. MeDongld IL detained ut |
tho police station but IL not Kept under |
strict guard.
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ANOTHER SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Joseph Nilsson A.o Hun Down by q HE
Grande Train With Disastrous
Rcsulis-ln the Hospital.

Owing to hisprssenco Of mind Joseph
Nilsson, Of Murray, yesterday saved
himself from what might have been q
terrible fatality.
II appe'Ts that the young man was
driving from Murray to wosl Jordan
in buggy and just US he was crossing
the II. q. ". tracks, he noticed an
engine approaching and tralizlng his
danger, nj once Jumped from this
buggy, when the engine c0lliIoI with
the conveyance Killing the hoTss and
completely wteSkiuE Inu vehicle. The
young man IN jumping ifam tho
buggy, lIt up1u Ms head reOoiy.EKA
bad wuunI, Tor treatment OF which lac
was conveyed u tbs 81. AaTy's hospital,
this city.
MI NiIsJn was on his way to his
swtslhoar's home anu would have
conveyed her to this city auu procured
u marriage license, had he not met
with such NJ unfortunate accident.
Tho matrimonial event will 10 post
pOned Tor short time,
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THAT PERlLOuS TRIP.


Dr. Utter was seen on the streets by
representative OF the NEWS today,
having just come in from few days In
the mountains
In speaking OF the sensational Asso.
olnted Press account Of the raft ride OF
himself and son down the Colorado
river to California, ne recently pub.
lished In the newspapers throughout
tho country, the Doctor snii II was
largely ovofdfRWn, While n was IN.
tsTestiDg In tho Highest degree, there
was no actual danger encountered
during the trip. Then, Instead OF
riding one thousand miles on tho raft,
nv the dispatches stated, they rode
out 900, They embarked At BonRr!.
lbs Ferry, Lincoln county, Nsvads,
a short distance from the Utah lice,
on raft Of Ave logs, about Elk feet
wide and twenty foot long. The
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The Rival boards meet u, the naysr,.
Onlcs.

OMAHA, Aug. 1.-THE situation of
the Omaha police muddIs has moi
changed materially. Since an carly
hour tho city hall mas beon surrounded
by large crowd, mostly curiosity
seeker, No eiisrt has been made IA
uinpeTse them. The A. Il. A, commits.
sioneTa convened at 10 O'Clock In M.
rooms reserved for their use by the CITY
council. The quarters were crowded
by probably 200 sympAthizsTs, A
letter was sent TO the old comm ssIonot,
asking n conference without, however.
stating the object. The old commission
agreed and tho meeting IL now In pro.
gTess In the mayors office.
After an animated discussion. the
old ffe anu police commission Toftising
any compounds except on the ba9is MI
permitting the supreme court 10 ra.s
on the situation, the A. T., A, cDm.
mission consented, and IL ~ agTseu tl.t
the old commission continue to cn,.
duet the offices Of the city until do.
cision IL rendered. This was oon.Id.
cred definite settlement.
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Franz OndrlccLI Tour.

Frarz OndTicek, the gfsa, Bohemian
vlollnlst, who has beUu engaged for a
tour Of the Unitei Slatos during the
coming aeasop, will make his Amori.
oan debut with the Philharmonic
soOioiy on November ljth, At the open
ing VI the nny''Ourlh fra.OL Of this
organization, anu Will play the DVOrAk
a mluor Concerto, which hs pur.
formed with anch enormous success In
London this spring.
Tho conconsus OF opinion formed by
the European critics, h that tho Be-
hsmlan lisa tIuly superb arist anu u
worthy successor 0i joachim and
PsgRnni.
ondrieek will play Ia this county
nnder thp management Of Henry
WUlfaohn Of New York.
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IT WAS CLOSE CALL
karl Q Cannon Has a Narrow EsCapI
from Instant Death.
STRUCK by A RIO gR,SpE TRAIN
Ills Horse Killed aud Iuggy Completely
Nrtekcd-N Dangerous Crossing
Should he Fixed.

Kari q. Cannon, the iourteen.year.
Old son VI President Gtortu q. Can.
non, had u miraculous escape iion ia.
slant death q, the RIO Crane railroad
crossing Mt the Intersection OF Fif,h
Yves: d Tenn S utn stroels. shortly
I alters O'Clock tui' morning. Just how
close the call was can be bss. under.
ntnod by recital q iho iuclIpnt.
The LAD was ou his wy homo IN
siugIr tug y, OF WhIcl ho was
ni the time tho soIr ocrripnpt.
As he ncatuI the railroad track, pas.
'engrt tran 40. ., which, when On
lime, pulls cut u tue depot ~ s:Oj Tor
the south, came ds-hint along at
nigh ratio uf tpttu. Al tho train
ncatsi the crl'aiug tho engine whistI.
wa ul Wn twice. rbrn II was tempo.
iAiliy i'sl 1lsht uf ON account II q
L'r'y Growth 20. nigh weeds aud vii.
love al1ns ihr uHuEs ~ the canal nj
ihbt lsl T. II nrlr.Tra o. have gtlppsJ.
AM with that luua 90 yluV kafl s,afied
aefosa Tue tack uuly o. nuI 90 his A..
punishment That the rain wus bowling
along, urluE tavu aim - upon him. 10
turn back wac imvJss,Ii,; i.sit wasno
Umc Tor that Ia Lrt, tLufr was no
lime iof anything.
Asec0ni later sud tho ougino struck
The outnt squhtrly on lhu eide, throw.
log tue boy out with great v!olsuce.
Fortunately Tor him he wss hurled
into STREAM 0i water Instead OF upon
the hard ground aud otcgpsd without
scratch OF btuiss. Tho norso-a fips
hmiIy auimal-was Instantly killed.
anu IT, huuy knocked Adis.anes of he.
tween Three sud four rods. AZ % the
buggy, u vas completely demolished,
every wheel, tpring, 10th sGICs, ths
box, seat Top anu shafts being reduced
TO splintsTs. Tho largest pieces OF the
vehicle that remained was a portion of
one shaii, four feet la lepgtb. TIA,
harness, too, was reduced 10 short bis
anu made uniit Tor use.
Ihi- II not tue nfst time a gefl.
Qua accident Of a similar nature
has occurred Mt that crossing. IL
wan there that Frank AuJefsou.
onu Of the NEws' most valued en-.
ll1yoH met his death nearly tour yogfs
ago, hnd there have been other marrow
ctcspcs from like iAlnlllic. at tho ssms
point II 10 dangerous place aud
something should 10 done 10 remedy
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The Comet Mining COMPANY.

To-day articles Of Incorporation OF the
Comet Gold Mining company were
hlUd. Toe oorporAtou arc II. p.
Mason, J. l.. Kidd-T, Geo. q. Kidtsr,
j. II, LNtey aud Il, l.. Mason, all If
Salt Lake Cl,y, Tao purpose II to do
a general business connected with the
mining aud milling OF ores. Tue
capital stock is 81 100000, divided into
100000 shares Of the pNr value OF $40
each, The amount OF stock subscribed
by the CORPORATIONS " ~ follows: II. T..
Mason 200 shares, George &. Kidier
800 shsrys, J. II. Latey 800 shGrus, j.
l.. kldder 63,OuO shares, II. l.. Nilsson
o 900 shares. The remaining ~, 900
shares are to bo sold Tor working oapl.
tai from Time 10 time,
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u1ur, but informed the attorneys for
her son and alsO notified the police OF
the nature Of the offer made 10 her.
The woman IL Mrs. sarah Grogef,
who resides nj 5l0 Leayenwotlh street.
While che denies having offered any
Jurors for sale, she admits having
visited Mre. DIffant and Offering, Tor
coin, to bring about the accomplish.
ment OF something which would 10
Invaluable to the defense Of Theodote
Duffaui. MrS. GROCER says chs only
acted as the agento a third person and
did ~ iuuOcoutly,
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CHICAGO, Aug. l4-with the break.
Ing OF the timt-honofsd bottle and the
now OF sparkling champaign the
steamer Zenith City gracefully glided
down the ways At tue yards Of the
Chicago ship company this afternoon
and took her place In the lake COM
MERGE ~ the largest steamer on the
chain OF lAkes. The launching was
graced by the presence Of large mum.
her OF ladies and gentlemen from
Duluth, In whose honor the boat was
named. Miss Fleming, daughter Of
John &. Fleming, the wtL,IIn agent Of
the Carnegie steel company, broke tho
bottle OF champagne over her bow.
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Y.mps sud An,phIiri,..

cows, Aug. lI.-ln a nice, whole
sail westerly breeze, this morning, Rich
Palmet's American schooner cruiser
YRmpa and friedrich wilps English
cruising schooner Amplitude started
In tbs race Tor a prize Of El00 over tho
old Queens course, 80 miles. The
contes! grew out Of the fact that when
the iampa won Lord lyoagh's 200
guinea cup on Wednesday over the
same course, the Amphitrlts being
second, Wills protested against the cup
being awarded the YampA on the
ground that the latter carried nine
men In the Grew In excess OF the mum.
Dor allowed by tbs rules governing Ihs
contest. The Ysmpa allowed the Am,
phitrite minutes II seconds. Today
at the start nl 10 O'Clock the American
schooner had the weather berth, but In
the beat to the nrst mark at Blming-
ton Spit, the AmphltTite drew ahead
anu rounded In with lead Of 10 min.
utes 80 seconds. Al Rio pier the A IN
phitrits had a lead Of 10 minutes 20
asconsN
Tho hmphilrlto won easily without
her time allowance. She waH sailed by
Captain Gomez, Of tho Meteor.
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Thousands Perish.

VICTORIA, b. g., Aug. II. - The
steamer Empress OF japan, arrived
today, bflugs tno news that thousand
fishermen In single province, Bal.
tuma, japan, were drowned In the
storm on july 70. Three steamships
were driven ashore anu few Of their
crews HAu luslungers are alive. Rail-
way accidents wore numerous In con-
sequence OF heavy Hoods Gnd several
vllsgeS 90 the sea coast were deB.
Toytd. The list OF deaths, u In stated
ny high authorities, will reach 5000.
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40 Yen from Third siory window
with iataI Rcsuits.

DENvEH, Colo, Aug. li.-Ex. Mayor
NJ. d. Nau Horn was killed today by
falling itom the third story window VI
tbs Grand Central hotel, Of which bo
was the proprietor. He was mayor Of
this city from ls93 10 1885, and had
previously served term In the board
VI supervisors.
Van Horn came 10 Denver in 1881,
being at that time Hnd for several years
niiefwsrd agent In the employ OF the
Uuiled States treasure duparimt ni.
lie enlisted ~ private ~ tue u nioa
army At tho outbreak Of tho rebellion
and served with distinction throughout
TIE war. rising TO the rank Of maiOt.
Alter the war he engaged IN the hotel
business In AlSbama ana later Ia
Chattanooga, Tenn. He was IS ysafs
old ana wealthy.
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FARRELES CLAIM FOR EXTRAS
Report Of HE Arbilrators Referred 10
n observation-disclosures Prop.
ositiou H. jsrted-MlsCell aneous.

A meeting Of the st0itrators on Joint
building claims was held yesterday
a'toru Don at O'Clock In the Mayors
tfilce.
Tho main business brought up was
]. W. FarTeli's claim against tue city
aud county TOT extras ON the IOint
building. The board VI arbitrator on
that matter, consisting Of MessTs J. W.
Midgluy aud Architects Kern And La
clio have worried on the EfiAir 10 the
extent OF 81, lld and yesterday submit
ted their report
The report provides that hr. Farrell
be allowed 81, i5g,Uy, anu was siRued
only by MessTs, Kern aud La Belle.
Ihis raised tho question hs TO Mr..
MidRlsy's decision In tho matter, and
II was hnally suggested that Mldglsy
wanted 10 hle u min0rlly report, On
motion Of Geddcs the report VI the
Rfbi,faiOrs was referred 10 thu sub.
committee VINO selected them,
ChrlslOpncrsu bill for tees In ths
sum Of 1904. 20 VAS allowed.
Ia tue matter OF insurance for the
Joint building, Councilman CUmm
said that the builliug WIS now iusufrd
f9r ilOJ,JUJ anu recommended that the
explrug policies be renewed Tor three
yeRfs, as u reduction would DO given
for mat length o. time.
GrdIes wanted the Insurance raised
to ~ 10000 and made motion ~ tlar
effect. The motion was lost
CJTum's recommendation was adopt.
5d nui 40 and Gedles appointed VI
{ mmitteo ON insurance.
Al adjournment was then taken
'unjeet 10 call VI the Mayor.
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DENvER, Aug. lI.-At tho forenoon
enssl0B OF the American Library asso-
cintiop, Charles Annals0n, liurafian Uf
tue Columbia College, New York, TO-.
ported the l'si o. American periodicals..
Mis- Emily J. Wade, OF San Fran.
cisco public library, read an interest.
LOG paper on "Cala oguing In the
Future" WIN. IA. BtotI Of Clcvo.
land public library, discussed tho
"Uso OF Periodicals.
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DENvER, Colo, Aug. Edward
j. J. johnson, n railway postal clerk,
20 years old, running between Denver
and Glenwood Springs. Colo, commit.
ted suicide today by swalllwinr car.
bollo acii. He had been employed In
the p1tt,iilce department eleven yeats.
Recently Ito had been tu,pucted VI
irregularities aud the officers has bcen
watching him several dhys. ttissup.
pnsed he became awarc Of this fact and
Killed himself on account u 10.
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Meeting of KalIroad Men.

Those Interested Ia the building of
tue San Diego aud Salt Lake or Rail
ROAD Mems railroad, are urgently r..
quested to attend meeting In tie
Interest OF the same, at O'Clock this
evening, corner Of WesI Temple and
Third South streets,
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The Gibsous surrender.

DENVER, Aug. IA special 10 tic
Iimso from Como, Colo, rnys Nm Gib.
toni who Killed Marshal ShUl ut Vic.
tor Colo, On Monday, ami bic brother
Patfick, whom he TrlcaBrd from cua.
toGy, surrendered g. Sheriff Wilson A.
Faifplay urOn receiving assurance OF
protection, ma arc being taken to
Denver They uaii they would BE-
hanged wi1hou. hearing n token to
Nicl f.
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voyage occupied three lays. stora
were made each Night lot the two ven
iutsome raitsmcn q gO on shore and
COOK thel mesls, eat Rud sleep.
Df' UitePs pafonie anu three
brothers aud sister live In Gan
Hetnafdino and tho object OF his trip
10 the coat was TO see them. Tue
clurle over which they Travelled wls
chosen from TIE fact he hsd long been
aahSious 70 sss the county on.r ute.
rue doctor was gone about nix weeks
aud enjoyed himsel' thoroughly.
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RYDE, Aug. li.-In tho Regatta oil
the Royal Victoria yacht club today,
lnyoni, Luna, Audrey. Niagara, Via,
eta aud Isolde started Ia tile race for
.J'TAters, over n 25.milo course. When
the Niagara had tue load on her com.
pctilors of Ryde, her sail was CARRIE
away aud ahe was compelled ~ retire.
Tho Audrey won, Isolde second, In.
yOni thiTd.
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NOVEL suGGEsrIoN.
Hawaii should Licrt Delegates 10 the
Inttsd states Congress-

MiNSRArULGs, Aug. 4.-Caplsin
Judson N. Gross, the prominent aItor-
nsyi mailed President Dole this after
noon n letter containing novel sug-
gestion, that Hawaii elect delegates 10
the American Congress and demand
that they he seated on this same basls
rs territorial delegates. Congress,
Captain Cto's says, would seat them.
lie maihtains that there are historical
precodenls and logical reAsons ior such
q course.
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whisky riuu Properly sold.

CHICAGO, Aug. l4-Under the Au.
thOriiy o. Federal JuUge Showaller,
General MoNultn, receiver Of The
dlstilling and cattle feeding company,
cold the property Of that corporation 10.
day 10 the Reorganization committee
tor 80 100000. Tho only bid was that
Of the reorganization committee. The
property consists ofseventsen disIillefy
plauta.
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nan, ra..sngsrn nr.nnsh.

LONDON, Aug, IA special dls.
patch from Tunis s-ys a collision mas
taken place near Gaiotts between n
number Of bafges loaded with corn and
n boat crowded with people. Some a (
the lattei's passengers were killed and
many drowned.
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Probate Matters.

In tue probate court lodSy the fol-.
lowing orders were made:
In the sstato Of James NJ. Farmer,
deceased; Aug. 2OIh, at 10 O'Clock am,
limo appointed for hearing petition to
sell certain personal property.
In the matter OIL estate anu guardian
ship VI Arthur Bonnlon, a minor;
Tuesday, Aug. 27th, At 10 O'Clock am,
time seI fyT settlement Of account.
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WI Meet 10 Omen Bids.

The committee on buildings and
grounds Of the boarded education Will
meet at seven o'clock this evening for
the purpose Of opening bids ana award.
iug contracts for iEnltorS' supplies Tor
,hs ensuing year.
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LRNiSGrUS, Ky, Aug. l4.-Mu.
hutchinH, wi' Oi u prominent Co..
bacco dealer, was assaulted by a negro
ihtoo miltB cut IA tho country. The
negro n surrounded by posse AMI
VIII undoubtedly be lyuched.
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MoTuER nUHMASr nYsrEuy.
''f Case OF Jury BTibIng or Al
tempted hIacIsnhn.


tempted HIacIsmni.
AN o.S FRANclscO, Aug. l4.-Anothsr
aIt. 'n INC buFIhnt
3, "Gother il Is a case OF Jury bribipp
s5Iic." olu A'lgmpi at blacRmail, ths
u,a, hnu Others who have inyesli.
1, ,s the matter ore unwiIlIna ana
.s yo1oiy unable to stats with positive.
,ss' Tho fact remains that Ma I'M.
,eS S,, mother u the young man WHO il
hns s,, VI numbering Minnie Wi.
,5,,1 s hnu Blanche Lamont, was an.
cached cached recently by A myste1lSn,
Inn. 1,tAn whoso desire was to aell sorne.
I.ng o. extreme impoTta1ee t soI pns
E,i8y.opt', l its DurranL il was
u.oIs nI,so Wa' at least three Of the
'-.ngei % vote lJr an neouIt,sI '' p ,n,
'UIef, f"''eu 70 get those
-'''' DlF'ant not only sputned the
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More ntrlles New Vol,

NEW YOnR, Aug. 1.-two Nav
York strikes were begun TO-DAY I'm no.
OoTdanoa with resolutions Passed Isst
Eight by the ohiidfan's Jacket MAKER,
I0sal assembly, l66 *. Of L., and m.
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ThrsLIou,. rre.L. tue Record.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. l4.--Tar Am.
ef.can Hue s,rr me' ~. Louis arrived at
2 o'cl1ck this afternoon and has broken
the best eastward iec3rI.
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NEW YORIS, Aug. l4.-Handv 4
Hsrman will ship $1,000 In goIi m
the NuTmAnia tomorrow anu nav in
crease the amount to $3.50, 900. Nos.
sage & Fuller viii ship SlOO, zoo. In
gold.
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Tair Crops AImastE,eryuher,,

WAsluSGToS, Aug. 1.-THE rspor,
OF the European agent OF the agrIcul.
tural department Tor August chow
fair crops In most countries except
Great Britain.
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ArcIdrnt NJ Mol.

KEEL Aug. ii.-A, the German
ship bulliing yard today, the gang
way broke snj many men were thr lwn
into tue water. Eight bodies have
been recovered.
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IrInnc,Inn Ar.ln., n.tiInr.

CHICAGO, AUG. IA Judge Gibbons
Issued an Injunction today Stopping
betting si Harlan track. Tno iuJuuC.
lion was asked by Attorney General
Mallory.
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san FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE
l'lIs OF Don Joas de Jesus Noe have
.sAuh suit Ia this superior court 10 re-
saln possession n irnct OF land com.
lhhng over 5000 acres known AZ the
~ Miguel rancho Ia this city. The
wv y lased ON recent translation OF
zoe altHioan law which inside Il i'm.
nsls lot a husband to deed away
uls Nlles half Of any community prop.
wy OF which they may DO Possessed.
~, I've ieoelved the ranch a. grant from
,ue MsRlcan government IN 1913, be.
Tle California was admitted to the
Nl,nn' rive years later, after the
wau oi us wlic he sold tie lGnu 10
"m' ! hotnef. Noes heirs contend
way As he assumed a right he did not
sFeH IN selling his wi.ejs share of
'I'lt community property the Who'll.
~ N lhVAildated. The state supr.ms
NY Ia dealing with Glmilar oa1os
NIns lheir origin under Mexican
~ "a, repeatedly sustained the right
~, husband to sell community pfop.
..i out recent tTauslations Of Inc
'sse are said to have changed the
fG.l.H Interpretation OF tho statute.
epIoptlty involved ~ estimated 10
"Not'h s2A,OOO,OOO and Its ownorsbin
t,,,5 ," 'os'ed Is divided among 1000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14

WAsHIEG1oN, Aug. l4.-OiiloIaI re.
turns Tor August chow tho prospe otIye
fruit crop Of ths county taken ps a
whole is much larger than Tor several
YEAR,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14

LEirsiC, Aug. li.-Baron Bernhard
Christian Tauchn,tz, the celebrated
publisher, 10 deal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-14
GoId ordered =, ,n, sub,r...u,,,

NEW loRli, Aug. li.-Ons million
dollars In gold has been ordered At the
gubIt6a8uTy.