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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-30

more physician. lyon his graduation
from Harvard he pfnciiced his pro
sion for several years IN this city with
success. An early lie ho married Mise
Name II. Mcdonald n momter Of an
old Virginia family. They spent tev.
ofal years abroad and upon ihaif 70.
turn from Europe Mu. Donaldson
procured n divorce from her hushand.
One Of the sisters Of DR.. Donaldson
three weeks ago received letter an.
nounoing that he had accepted pro.
iess0rship In some Of tho mVdicsl
colleges OF Ban francisco. PfiOr 10
tbs hn resided tor some months In
New York city. The doctor has wit.
ten sevctsl plays and was quite q
noted amateur actor, though he has
never been known 10 aspife 10 the pro.
ieteionsl siage.i
Mrs. Donaldson and her mother MIR.
Kate Chase Sptague arc both well
known IN BALTIMORE. It IL undersiood
that secret marriage was contacted
by the young poopls In July.
The opposition Of the bride's mother
ami the fear that Il might inluro her
professional career have been given aa
tue reasons why auuouucg meat was
not maize nj the time Of the marriage
several months ago. The discovery
that the facts arc known IL Sai1 10 DO
torponsibie for the hurried religious
ceremony performed last evening.
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BALTIMORE, ND, Oct. 80.--One Of
Hugh Jeuningt's fool fiof may cosi
the Baltimore Baseball club 5000.
Mia. Caroline ". Nowman, n woman
much Interested IN this game. Oh Sep.
tumptf 22nd occupied a stat on tie
grand tlAnd Gt n game between the
Phiadelpnias and the Oflolss. Sac
was no more han fairly iattrostod IN
tho proceedings when wicked ny
II m jennings bat Invaded the gfea,i
stand anu In ccming In contact with
ME-. Newman did her, she says. VIC.
lont Injury, She takes the gruuud
that the club " responsible ior the
Haieiy OF itH patrons while the after
afu euI ying tue pleasures OF such
scientific baseball NJ tho articles nut
up ~ Jennings, AMI asks 5000
lot her D. Jlfy. This II 3 'babiy tue
ntst suit VI the kiud on record.
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LINiSdIoN, KY, Oct. 20. The iss,
Of Caflislsb ave speeches in Kel.
lucky was made here tails afternoon 10
Tremendous ami enthusiastic audi.
enee at the opera house. Mn. Carlisle
lnined tho secretary hero this morning.
fhey will leave for Washington T..
Night Carlisle sad todAy his wit
70 koniucty only confirmed his pc.
vioutlY cNpfessei opinion tnGt Bryan
will he badly buatuu.
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BusTUN, Oct. SO.-John Redmond,
NJ. T., sails tot New Yofk In the course
81 two or three weeks, TO engage Ia n
lrc,utipg tour which will Include the
entire United sthtse. MT. Htdmond's
visit wIii ba totally devoid VI political
signlncauoe.
MI. Redmond viii sail for America
shortly aiicr tue rational election,
awning In New York about Nov. 20.
Ills fifss lecture will ba givan Ia that
city Nov. 20. Immediately afiefwAfd
ho viii come 10 Boston.
After nliiug engagements 10 all the
New Engiani cities he will 20 wosl
probably as far a. tho Pacific coast.
lie Will remain until tic opening VI
Parliament, tho latter part Of January.
He VIII speak on Fifteen Years IN
the British Parliament"
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under the impression that the >, anish
gov rnment iutuulei giving him y
lucrative appointment 10 GUS. The
ehip'd officers declared him TO be o
rebel anu likely W BIO sadly uisappoint.
"a when ho reached Spain. They tai1
that ttnor fobel, would follow by
another ship 10 stand tflal Ia 5 ain.
The government Of the straits sel-
tlements issued proclamation on
september IL, fsfbidding the fitting
out Ia that colony OF any naval or
military expedition In aid of the
Philippine insurgents.
Another proclamation prohibits the
expectation Of arms, ammunition VI
any naval stores 20 the Philippine
Islands tor three mouths from Sept. a..
Singapore adyires OF Sept. 20, slate
that i've vtssols Carrying spanish
tflots TO Manila were due 10 pass that
port within three weeks.
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ssistti and sau francisco.
SAN FnANcncO, Oci. SOL. Lamb
Doly, U. =. consul At Tahiu, who has
been IN Washington, ID. O., ior three
months past on leave Of Abne nee,
has arrived from the East aud expects
TO return 10 his post On the CITY OF
papete, which sails nom here Sunday.
Mr. D0iy says he hopes soon 10 see n
big Improvement In the mall service
anu transportation facilities betw cen
this port aud Tahiti.
"Jutt before leaving Washington he
said, "somi-o';ipial Advlces To tho effect
that tho oceanic steamship company
which operates tho steamers MaTip1sa,
Aonowal aud Alameda between san
Francisco ana Auckland, via Samoa,
IL negotiating with tho Iahllian or
French government Tor q mall aubtljy
under tho terms OF which u would Iuu
ils steamers via Tahiti Instead OF
Samoa.
AT present the malls arc carried by
three sailing vessels, thr CITY VI
PApele, the Gillillo anu the Ttopio
Bird which afford q monthly service
between Ban FfnucisoJ and Tahiti.
They each feoeive yearly subsidy OF
81, 900 from tho Tahiitn government
ior tho service. Tue government has
several tlInos offered n subsidy OF
$50 900 10 any steamship company
tnAt would undertake 10 carry
The mslls and now, according 10 the
semi.oilioial adviees 1 have received,
thu Oceanic Steamsnip company has
made an oder 10 urnish fast month.
ly service by making Tahiti port OF
call insttnd OF Samoa tor IN annual
subsidy Of $4,000. The change would
10 a profitable oue for tue steamship
company AMI valuable onc for the
5ooisty islam IL. Al presently tho com.
pAuy handles NO freight Tor Samoa.
Tue only businsss It gets by making
Apia port Of call 10 q small passenger
business. Tahiti on tue other hand
could give the company 600 tons oi
freight for tue port ami 400 tolH on the
return Trip every mopth. Tne amount
OF trade between thi1 port and rahlii
IL larger than Il generally supposed.
THIS uuuntTy's ifsdo with the ialanli
amounts TO t36O.00O n year anu the
product, shipped 10 San Ffanclaul
from Tahiti amounts to 100000 a
yess'
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cry OFFICIALS INDICTED.
said 10 II. ss,hins Hut !. Political

LouIsvuLLH, KY" oct. SO.-Ths
grand Jury has ordered indictments
drawn against four members VI the
general council, for bribery In oouneo.
ton WITH tho recent election OF sink.
INK fund commissioners The accused
arc Alderman Jenue ami Counoilnon
MeObcr, Fuilon ana HOwdcrs, all rep
TesentatiVelA. l.. AZ. In the grand
iuTys instructions 70 tho common
wehlth'A attorney they are charged
with voting ON measures IN which they
were directly Interested,
For some time there have beon stories
OF several members Of tho general
council holding lheit uilices Ia viola.
ton VI the city charter, which pro.
hiti,s any employe 0i the city VI mem.
beT OF the general council from being iu-
teIested Ia any contracts with ihs city
o. Any chAfaclof. Tue indicted paftieB
are Republicans. The grand iuTy's
action viii have y great political efirot
lin ihet, tho Republicans charge that
tho grand jury mas ordered tbs iudict'
monts for thAt reason, anu win no
hope OF conviction.
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KAEsAs CnY, No.. Dot sO.-on tho
basis VI tneir canvas Of thu city ana n
part OF tho county tho Republican
managers anu Chairman McCoy Of tho
county committee claim n maIorlly 81
$3.50 IN the city ior tue Republioa n
county ticket aud 1000 Tor MclSinley.
Chairman Mccoy stYH;
"Our pill shows that the number Of
gUld Democrats who will vote the
whole Republican ticket exceeds the
number OF Silver Republicans or silver
men VINO have heretofore voted with
ur, by n considerable hunter.
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FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Ensr, OF tue DAnh Of England "a make
Monsy near,

LONDON, Oct. &c. rho Westminster
Gszstlo discussing tnu financial situA-
ton hAyti "lhaI tn. bank of England
will make every EFFORT to make thu
ratio effective 10 shown by the large
amounts Il has witudrawn from the
market la CO Junction with its refusal
TO lend below " per cent, when action
appears 10 show that further consider.
able demands ior bullion arc expected.
rhs market viii DO well advised in
sneonding thu efforts OF tn. banE ~
rai,o the value Oi money. Whila tho
monetary position VI tue United States
remains what II u, thv bank no doubl
ieels that It Is necessary 10 bs prepAIsa
Tor CONTINGENCIES"
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nuoRsER ISsULrED.
a Question as 10 what Constitute. n
mckinley Aid society.

PARIS, No., oel. sO.-Genersls Pal.
NOR ana Bueknes arrived here this
morning and were me, at tho depot by
500 people. A. the candidates stood
On the rear platform OF the car with
their hoads barred, some young mon
pushed NJ with u Dig Bryan banner
aud showed u under tho noses VI the
generals, nj tho same timu shnuting
for Bryau. Several enIfts Of Buck.
nsr TO speak were interrupted by cries
" dension, many IN inc crowd yuil'
log; "L9ok ~ Inc Mckinley aid so-
oisty." SIung nj tbiu last fing,
BueEnef pointed at tue banner alu
said; "Let me tell you who ana what
constituted the Mckinley aid soulely.
In 1902 on tho sound money
platform We elected Grover Cleveland
aud tue last sleo.ions Of Missouri, llli-
nois, kentucky anu onio were dlsas.
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HAVANA, oct. sO,-Gensral Flts.
hugh Lee, consul general, has con-
iirmed tho statements msdo on
Wednesday night that no h going 10
ths United SlaIea TO visit his family
and attend 10 private businohs. Ho Haid
II was only natural he should see
President Cleveland aud Secretary
Olney while In America, but author.
iEsd the Associates Press 10 deny that
ne hal infoTmed any correspondent
that he was going 10 Warrington 10
confer with the President on the
Cuban situation.
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PARIS, OCT. 8O.-An Official dispatch
from Antananatlyo, the capital Of
Madagascar, announces that tne miu.
lister OF interior, RsinaudrianaupAudry,
anu Prince RAlsimananga hAvs been
executed ~ AntananhTiyO Tor com
pnoity Ia the recent rebellion, aud
mat Premier Riinitsoosliy has TO-.
signed.
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Az AnnIGuoU. APOLOGY.
Ito French Ambassadors nSpiy 60 n
larhish Complaint

CoNsTANTINOPLEI oct SO,-A
severe panic was caused yesterday
evening by the gun practice Of n
French puardsnip Ia two eoa VI Mar.
mora. IL caused the TnTKish govern
nienl to urge upon thoFfeneh embassy
that tue guardahip snouil practice
further away from the city. Tue
French ambassador. NJ. Cannon, To-
pleI that ho regretted The alarm, but
the people, no added, should become
accustomed 10 tho ming.
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NEW YoRJS, oct. 80.-John Houston
aud wife were asphyxlAied last nighs
oy Illuminating gas Ia their apart
mcnts NJ Columbus avenue. Houston
died and Mfs. HoustJn's condition 10
critical. The calamity was duc 10 the
careless OF Houston, who sitter using n
drop HIGHT. turned Oh the gas ut Tao
lamp. but not ct the fixture 70 which
the rubber tube was attached.
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MILWAUKEE, oct. SO.-shorily after
T. O'Clock today All oil stove Of thu
FcsiJepcv OF win Altonoach, Sii
Groonfirld ave-, exploded and scat.
tered the burning luid over the little
family Rioup In the kitchen, Alton.
bach, his wife anu a babe In arms were
iatsliy burned. GEZi
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LONDON, Oct. SO.-At the Baltic to-
day California wheat, which wHs very
spsringly offered. was sold for u adj
vance. Diner kinus were ffm al yes.
lrrdHy's pficss. On Mark Lane hUld-
cTs Askoi higher prices but there were
no buytTs 10 lost tho vslurt.
The business AZ the Baltic closed
steady, quiet. For California wheat.
November delivery, 8ji. Vi. was asked.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Inc, Ool. sO.-Ex'
Prssigent Harmon started by n specla
itpin over tho Panhandle railroad nj
0 O'Clock thus morning on two day'i
speaking tour ia eastern aud northern
towns. lie was escorted 20 the station
by tue Mckinley And Hobart bioycl,
o ub. a tow personal friends accom-
panied Harrison.
rodsy's trip ends at Fort Wayne.
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LONDON, Oct, s0.-A p0ftssnondent
OF the Daily Chronicle at Chicago
cnblsA that Ia The courar VI n long anu
frank conversation, Chairman Jones
OF tue Democratic national committee,
admitted that indications pointed 10
Iilinois going for Mckinley, but Jones
asserted that thu state was not essential
10 Democratic success.
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LONDON, Oct, 49, itdwaId j. Ivory
alias soll OF New York. tho alleged
irish. A mefican dynamite conspiratof,
was once mote brought up on femand
In Bow street pslics court t9day and
tho examination resumed. At tue
close OF the DAYS. isttmJny, thu pris.
oner's examination NEA Rgsln nd.
iOuTuCd n week.
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victim. ofaCyeIen..

GUrImIE. OF, Oct. 8).-Tho known
dead ~ fusplt OF Wednesdays cy.
clone At Lincoln and PAyne counties
numbsr aovcn with three periars
fatally Injured. Duiaila are still
meagre anu many others arc reported
dead aud may swell the list OF fatal.
ties.
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IA NlhINAnIlIION.

CHICAGO, Oct S0,-Chaifman ia mes
OF tno Democratic national committee
was shown tue London dispatch 10.
day la which he 10 quoted ~ having
admitted the defeat VI Bryan In I'M.
noit.
"I never said Bryan would not carry
Illinols," said the senator. "What 4
did say was that Bryan could win
without that state. We have not given
up the hope OF carrying IllinGbi on
tho contrary, wa fully expect 10 carry
IT,
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CANTON, ohio, Oct 30.--Cbauncey
NJ. Dopew reached CAUTION At 1880
this afternoon. Depew IL hers tor a
SOCIAL visit with Mckinley, who met
MIN ut toe station Ia an opsn carriage.
Depew remains acre until $3.50 O'Clock.
he ia maklDgA short campaign tour
and goes TO Cincinnati for a meeting
tomorrow night.
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MisofE, Ind, Oct. 81.--One Of The
most peculiar offers Ia toe way OF n
bot ever heard OF 10 this part Of the
county has been made BY Jaco0 Lssch,
q window glars worker. lilo fgItos 10
bot his services the rat OF biz lie time
against 81 900 that Mckinley will be
elected. Hu has found no takers.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 3O,-Firs completely
destroyed the piano factory OF h.
House & DAVIS ~ Dts PLANES. The
losb u eslimat,d nj $4,000. Wofkmen
employed in tho plscc had len the
factory " hon Miss DAVIS, member OF
the frm, VINO lives In the bullding
discovered FIRE 10 ,he basement. An
alarm was given, hut by the tlmo the
htnmen aTfivec thu lower n)0r was
onvnloped in Il ,mes. Attempts TO ok.
iinguish the flre was fntile.
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DESvER, Colo. oct. S1.-Diyorte
was to-day grsnioi Mite. Eleanor Mia
from Charles Mix OF Albany, n. g.,
on the grounds Of deiertion and non.
support. Mr.. Blk was the widow Of
the famous ACTOR, J. X. Emmett She
married MiK Ia 1874.
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bofs In the gale last night aud sunk.
Her crow are clingiDg to the riggings
aud in Imminent danger Of being
washed of. The notthoAster which
has ragged on lake Superior since last
night Ia tho worst In years.
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,rous because you, you shouiefs with
your hefssies, drove tho party u
failure and contempt. Hold up that
banner; there Ia an emblefl u tic Nc
kinley aid society. Look st ~ Iaa
Train pulled cut boiofs Palmer couiI
speak.
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PANS, Oct. 30 Deputy Pollalan In
q letter 60 La L,ntefnr, says It has
bpon suggested that M. Moine's cab.
met should be succeeded by a ministry
Of republican concentration with n.
DO FIeyeinet a. premier.
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nee Captain soy. ~. win ,an AVA,
ar stuh

ar Sinh.
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 3o.-h special
TO the Journal from Ferdinanda, Fla,
sayti Capt Lomn, OF the fllibus,er
Dauniless, now lying under tho guns
OF the revenue cutter WINDOW, says
ne ), going 10 Jacksonville tomorrow.
Captain Hand, OF the Window rays he
viii sink the tux ~ che movrf. Lomm
say; IAN right, get ready your
small hoAN 10 pick up my men, for I
ahhll certainly make the atiemrt.n
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nu. it Did Not surprise the Friends OF
the nrldegroom

NEW York, oct. 3O.-A special to
the henld irlm baltimore says that
the ban Ffpnome1 dispatch sun0une.
Ing the hasty marriage in that city Of
Df. Frank Donaldson anu Ethel Chale
Spragnc, tue aolfess aud the daughter
OF Kate Chase Spragur, ala mot sur.
prise The Maryland friends Of DR..
Frank D0naidspu.
Dr.. Donaldson 10 the son Of u BALI.
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VIcKtuURd, Miss., oc. 3O-A des.
iTuclivo ,VInsdo passed through leu
Ias parish anu nys OF six negroes were
killed. TheFo was n Widespread des.
tfuctlon OF property.
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Homo KoNO. Oct. 80 Fifteen oases
Of plague have occurred NJ TAipoh
leland, FJfmosa.
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DULUTH, Minu., Oct. 80. - Tho
schooner .. Il. Ely IL reported 10 have
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-04-24

A small sized riot occurred at st
John Monday night. The trouble
grew out of the swindling operations
of some of the Bond Bros: circus
people. The riot was precipitated by
the effort of the sheriff to arrest one
pusly hurt and several others on each
side were badly hurt. Sheriff Dykes
telegraphed the Governor for the mill
tia and they arrived at StJohn promptly
on time twelve hours after the circus
people had gone to Dodge City. The
manager of the circus and one of the
men were arrested in Dodge City
Tuesday and taken backto st John.
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The charge of cowardice can no
longer be LAID at the door of the re-
publicans OF Kansas on account Of the
lack of ''resolutions'' in their conven-
tions, for in Dodge City the gag was
forcibly removed and with bold
front and uplifted voice they adopted
il set of three resolutions. Synopsis;
First, we endorse Elerlc Cole fer office
Second, we thank the dear people of
Dodge for cOurtesies extended to us E.
Third, we thank BeesOn's orchestra
for manufacturing harmony on this
suspicious occasion. We feel that the
thanks of our people are due to these
bold patriots who have so recklesly
lmperiled their chances for an office
10y daring to express their ideas in the
form of resolutions. which fairly bub-
BILE over with plans and specifications
for the good of humanity.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-04-24

The board Of County commissioners
met last week in regular session, and
allowed the usual bills. Rebates for
double Or,erroneous assemsent w ere ord
cred to j. G. Walgomot, w. II. Smith
Fred Lessons Duplicate warrant to
VIM. S. Shannon.
In the caseof F. D. Smith whose prop
erty the city council has taken into the
city; The County Clerk Was ordered
to place the property OH the city tax
roll when the city council should pass
resolution agreeing to stand all costs
in case of suit. 1t vas ordered that
the County Attorney receive warrants
at their full face value for seed notes.
The bond Of L. b. Hoffman WAS pre-
| sented and Mr.. Hoffman was asked to
give additional bonds. j. L. I5relsford
and Scott Yeatman were appointed to
assist the county clerk i'm destroying
ballots. Thomas Weese and G. G. Cor
mack were appointed to assist the
Probate judge in examining the coun-
ty treasurers accounts. Ordered that the
county clerk have six hitching posts
placed III front of the court house to
protect the trees. The McGill road
WAS ordered opened.
The road petitioned for by Ed Thor.
worth was ordered surveyed. This
survey is of much interest on account
of designated route angling over 50
| many tracts of land. The rord as
petitioned will start ut the south corner
of Judge Donnells place and go two
miles west and then follow up the
river to the old bridge. The two miles
from Donnells corner west has been
surveyed for IA road once and reported
on adversely. Road petitioned for
by Dan King aud others was ordered
surveyed. Road petitioned for by
r. G. Fletcher and others to start
mile west of Columbia school house
thence south mile and thence ] mile
W. was ordered surveyed. In the matter
OF the park, the commissioners order
ed that the necessary steps be taken
to transfer the counties interest in the
park property to the city, the city 10
pay one dollar and enter into con-
tract to hold the property for public
park. A large amount of scrip was
also cancelled.
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PUBL ,IION NOTICE
Within and for tn County of Edwards in

PUBL ,TIoN NOTICE
within and for III County of Edwards in
the state of kans:.|
E. 5. Dreyer, Plain If.
vs. No. lSt1
3ees w Price, Defendant.
Said defendant. lees w. Price, Will take
notice that the said Il. 5. Dreyer plainuiff,
did. ON the 18th da! OF April 1896, file his petit
ton in said District Court. within and Tor
tn. Dunty of Edwards, in the State of Kan
sss against the said Kees w. Price defen-
answer said petition filed as aforesaid. on or
before the .sth day of May 1886, said petit
ton will be taken as true, and Il Judgment
rendered in said action against said dcfen-
liant Rees w. Price. for the sum of One
Thousand Dollars. with interest thereon at
the rate Of per cent. per NJ num from the Attn
day of december 1883; and Tor the costs OF
suit; and a further judgment against said
defendant Rees w. Price for the foreclosure
of certain Trust Deed upon the following
described real estate. tO-wil: West half Sec
ton One % Township Twenty fout ca Range
Sixteen 49, West of 9th p, NJ. lying and sit
uated in the County of Edwards. in the state
of Kansas. and adj Judging that said p'aintih
has the first lien ON said premises to the
amount for which judgment will be taken as
aforesaid, and ordering said premises to be
sold according to law. and the proceeds appli-
tiff and costs of suit, and forever barring
and forecUsing said defendants. and each of
them, of and from ali right, title. estate, iu-
terest. property and equity of redemption,
in or to said premises, or any part thereof.
Attest: C. NJ. BOETTCHER, Clerk.
WHITEsIDE s. GLEASON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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