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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-27
IN ALI CnARIrY.

a regularity OF our friend, the
Herald, Ia inst though detected IN o.
gross biuudor and even convicted uut
Of Its own mouth, 10 Will argue siill.
THIS morning II publishes the cAtfa.
ordinary assertion that the NEWS uf
yesterday made no serious attempt g.
show that "there was any inaccurAcy
whatever" In the Herald reporter.
ialsoho0d that est George N not III
reoly on tho line Of tho railroad
TO California, according to the route
decided UPON" II our attempt was
not serious, We have lived all these
yenrs without having learned o.
understand the HeThld's conception OF
q Joke; and II our attempt was not
successful We arc forced to the couolu.
sion that the Herald has reached the
point OF telling falsehoods not only
without disliking but AIo without
knowing IT,
Without caring to discuss the half
ANAANAh W ANNAAlhH NNhNuFNltN 20 uui
cotemporary by "a gentleman who IL
familiar with the plans Of tho com
pany," IN which he unkIndiy
tells that paper In Hat con,radic-
ton Of ils previous statement, "thaI
no definite route has been officially de-.
cided .upon"-we want to say that
until the Herald writer fresheus up
his geography enough to ascertain
that Clover 10 not in Arizona but way
over In Nevada, the NEWS can fud
neither profit nor seli.respecl In argu.
Ing with him. He no doubt means
well enough, aud ought not to be
blamed for what he docs not know;
bat even he will recognise, we hope,
that In describing railroad route It IA
necessary to study up names ana
place., and this he has evidently not
done. We forgive him Tor charging w
with the spelling Of "mlscheviousp In
the fashion he gives II, and hope hi.
regard Tor truth will cause him 10
change front ON the proposition that
hls "reporIer had every justification
for making" the false statement 70.
fetTeI ~.
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Ia the fall u 1893 a son n Mr.. 4. A.
Mcfarland, a prominent merchant Of
Live Oht, Sutttr County, Caliiorniu.
was taken with very heavy COLI.
The palms In hla chest wers 10 sever
that he had spasms AMI was thTeateuo
with pneumonia. His father gave hin.
several large doses Of ChamborlAit.i p
Cough Remedy which br he up the
cough anu cured him, Mr.. Mcfarland
sYys whenever hls ChilITrn have
Group he invariably gives them Cham.
Uerlain's Cough Remedy aud IL slways
cures them, lie considers it the bot
cough remedy In the market. For
talo by druggists.
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FOR President,

Nominating candidates Tor high
offices Ia advance Of the conventions 4.
a iavorile indulgence In this country;
and IL Is not being lost eight VI just
now by any means. Al Los Angeles
yesterday, Hon. @. NJ. DepeW crossed
the political track at right angles by
slugling out Governor Morton Of New
York ne the winner at the 81. Louis
convention, lilo admitted that Gov.
Urnor Mckinley would have more
votes than my ouo else ~ tho tirn.
ballot but not enough to nominate,
and this wollt aud his strength,
which theTuupon would 10 10
other ibyorito sols; OF these the
New Yorker Is shown to have the call
when careful confederation 10 given Go
the subject. Tue Emp.re State has
ghihy..iN electoral yotrs, NOR, ;hau
all ,ne Pacific coast states combluei,
and is nOiorl0usly shlty In tbs mater
OF going hrst one way and then an.
other no that q Nh Tor ~ support com
Ing ia lheshapr VI namllatiug ita own
preference might reasonably be- ex.
peeI,d to 40 long way In tho dssir,d
direction.
1t ehgu.d be gmemOered IN this con.
necuou that Mr. Mlrtou'l sole strength
NO Tar comes from his own state, which
IL mt tla rnaD ygIth .ltt.a
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ESGLASu,s CHANGED POSITION.


According TO a dispatch It appears
to have dRwned nj last upon the Rus.
sian ttat,smen that Eugland's move
In Africa 10 n direct attack upon the
French. Russian alliance IA well as q
reply to the entente between the czst's
government and the sultan, What
effect the discovery will have upon the
further development on the political
ohess board ls not yet apparent. Rue.
Ella moves slowly anu with deliberation.
Hut II Ia perfectly clear that the con.
test on the banks OF this Nile practl.
oally ia between Great Britain on one
eide and France aud Russia ON the
other
From nm English point OF view
the control Of Egypt ana more
particularly Of the Su,z canal,
lea matter Of vital importance. Great
Britain cannot Teliuquish her hold
upon thu naturalization Of that coun.
try TO y power that al any time might
close her nearest ,oad 10 India. To
restore Egypt ~ Turkey Ii not safe, be.
cause any guarantee the sultan might
give would be worth lust as much and
no more than the promises the Turkish
rulers for yesrs 90 willingly have given
Europe. The effort, therefore, on the
part Of the sultan, backed by Russia
and France, to bring up the Egyptian
question at this time ana force Eng.
land ~ declare her further Intentions
AZ to that country, can hardly TAIL to
bring about n climax. That England
IL not going to retire from Egypt to
make room Tor France IL cottain.
Ard II II almost equally Ger.
tain that the latter country IN.
ally will have 10 pocket her
indignation aud give up her ambitious
clh.ms Of extending her African poo.
SESSIONS along the Mediterranean from
the Atlantic 10 the Red Sea-
The expedition 60 soudau Is on
oialiy adm tied 10 be q war OF agprc,.
sion, uGlerAkun fr ,lo purpose Of
strengthening British lo,1 u18u
Egypt The uutry Is q region adj
ioiplng Egypt aud extending 1000
miles In length hud 200 miles 10 width.
England never hes had a title 10 any
psrl VI this country, A. the time
General Gordon was by tho kbedivo
sent out on his tragic expedition,
every siep was thwarled by tho
English government GU tho ground
that neither Great Britain nor
Egypt bad any rlght to sugsraluty
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over s0udan. He was consequently
.sft 10 perish uu.wItlstaaIiut tue pop.
nlsr cism0r ir e relief expedition.
A. that Nuo England UcCunation OF
Egypt wsr locked upon As a tomp9r'
sty arrangement euI Cue conquest Of
,Uo county Co the south had 400 app,r-
rnt Qualification Tho situation iseu.
dtely changed now. the effort 90
establish Butth rule south Of Egypt
eau bo regarded iu 90 other light Than
notification Hll Interested tuat She
occupation OF Esyp, from Temporary
arrangement uas a.sumod a puImauru.
cy which must be- nuil mole secured
by extending ihH rule TO adilnslt ter.
rtofy, which atuoIuitu might 10 taken
by rival pow,u. Eu..auu's changed
position relative TO Tue Mic regions is
trslty n'c, howcv tsiucs Franc, alone
cana0t render active opposition and
Hussla's Interests arc not directly Ia.
yUlved.
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a Sound Liver Ai,i,os a wen Man.

Are you BiiliouI, Constipsied OF
troubled vita saunuioe, sick Head.
ache, BAT Taste Ia Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Pain in
these symptons, your Liver IL opt OF
otjer, and your blood II slowly being
Ioagnsd, because your Livtr dors no.
act properly. HEHBfSE VIII cure any
disorder Of the Liver, stomach OF
Bowels IL hiss no equal ~ . Liver
Medicine. Price rs esnIs. Free trial
bottles 81 z 4. NJ. |. drug st0Ts.
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NOTHING 10 BEAT Mckinley.


The distinguished patty now In
Utah, hvowedly travelling through the
West to secure delegations to ~. Louis
hostile to the ohio candidate Tor the
presidency, and who show no
hesitation In declaring for "any.
body TO beat Mckinley" Will
DO pleased to know that Major
Handy In the latest Issue OF tho Nvr
York Mail and Express Teckons the
votes Of Oregon, Washington, Cali.
iorbln, Wyoming, Colorado ana Utah
as sure 10 be given 70 tho father Of the
recent tariff law, md predicts his nom
ination on the fret ballot. The moie
closely the probabilities aud the pres.
ent signs are studied, the more positive
10 the belief that no combination eau
defeat hin. II by any persuasion Mf.
Reed could be- Induced 10 sccepi the
nomination for second place on the
ticket, assurance Of victory would be-
come doubly sure. Hut there IL n
period of ten weeks yet before the con-
venllon meet', and many n man with
In present memory has had cause to
repent the peril Of boom too quickly
ripe. A toOthsomo fruit In early
spring frequently pals ON the taste In
midsummer Therein appears the
only possible danger for Mckinley,
Notwithstanding Mir. Depsw's san.
Euine expressions As to Morton, 70.
feTred 10 elsewhere.
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Something New
IN SALT LAKE

The Edison rhonowaph Kinctofcopo Par
Lore arc now open To tho public A. sos south
MAN Street, under the management Of Miss
Della ipue formerly a pember Of the Helena
Young Ladies Mandolin Tub
lhe par.Hr have been lifted up 10 a most Ar
lslr hna tNH.n'No manner, including eleven
or Vlr 'Al''l Improved upright uh0uographs in
hlul. .'ur n.h and glass rhsuE alHu one ~ mo
lilHhl hturlUphuurs, iu which are seen and
bthfl Iu Hw.l wonderful manner, indrpand.
tnlA moving frfllkr ugurea on IA ttagc. lu.
llNu.ua A.lH.H. actresses. YuCalFfa. bands ~
WuEII tlo l.nHU sCCuyh Wpru all takou from
lir 40 iht Edison Laboratory at orange \. I..
brl are aI shown 100 the kinOtophonr Win
vocal anu musical accompaniment The l.st tn,
tiNlts aH. D. Hu|ci SINCERE a. lasIer, Hunting.
tHHAll. HIUuu Hn1 Meyers, Gilmureis.
suuFH'H .. ". Marine and other Nhnda
Ahr hturtusCUpc, another OF EdIa ma
WuudtIiut InEuuLuna,is on uAhlbiuuuIu Nhfrb
are snoNu moving itc-lltc hguJes and other
10 be heard are
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at " with pleasure tell you tha.
by one day's ute u Chhmbttlalnit
Cough Remedy 1 was relieved OF "a
very severe cold. My head was com.
plotely stopped up aud could NOT
sleep VI night. / can recommend THE
remedy, Chss, NJ. Guiiold OF Reed.
Icy, Fresno County, California A
cold nearly always starts In the head
aud lungs. By using this remedy
freely a. soon ~ the cold has been con.
traCttd II will cure tho cold at once
and prevent lt from eN ending 90 th,
luugP. For sails by druggists.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The Sixty.slxtA Annual Conference
Of the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat.
ter.day Saints will convene 10 the
tabernacle, Salt Lake CITY, ut 10
O'Clock on Saturday morning, Aptil
4th, 1896.
The officers ami members Of the
Church generally are cordially In.
vitsd to attend the meetings Of the
Conference.
wuFoRD WOODRUFF,
GEoRuE q. CANsoN,
JOsEpH r. EMITu.
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How 10 euro Mammalian.

ARAGO, Coos COUNTY, UKEGoS,
November ~, 1898. - vi.n 90 Inform
you " tho great good Chamberlain.
faln Balm has done my wife. She
has been troubled with rh,um lism
Of the arms and hands Tor six months,
ana has tried many remedies ne
forlbod Tor that complaint hut found
no rel 81 until she used this Pain Ba m,
one bottle u when has entirely cue
her | take pleasure IN rycommcn
ing It Tor that lrOuhle. You're truly,
q. A. BuII.ORD. 90 cent aud sl,Ol
bOttlOs Tor snlo by dfuggistu
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Beecham p...sare for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctita. sallowskin etc,
when caused by constipationi
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the boots Pills roe and
sSt a box. Book fyef at your
druggists or write % Z. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Anuualsiia. ..fa tIsH .Il1ll b5fcs
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II Il this. II Jou have Cough OF
Gold, tickling In the Throat, which
keeps you corttanty coughing, or n
you are hfll d 4 vita any Chest,
Threat or LUG Trouble, WuouplnK
Cough, etc. aud you uso BdRdSdis
HOrth0uHd Syrup a. directed, giviug
IL fair ttialt an no bguent IL txpcr-
fenced, we authorize our advertised
agents 10 ro'und your money on re-
turn Of bottle. 10 never ialls H. give
Satisfaction. 10 promptly relieves
Bronchitis. Sold bv n q. NJ. 1. drug
stuFp
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THE REPORTED gold hnd Ia CITY
CrstE canyon asoua to be genuine
lhIs time, uut previous announcements,
OF tba And have teen sJ .ftquent %
10 produce jusliiable inoisduuly on
tue paH OF great mnuy whenever
thoy bear " .uch tu.n.-.
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a NIw lohIl iAp,f calls bin
su,i1y McCuiiJm. rhs, IA oJnnou.
uou Win apo,uie Of 1ho tllinyisau
WHO look. nEc Llnool., ls tho most
cut DfalL
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MERLIN ]. STONE, GsroaIog.s,,

Has established a Genealogical uurcau at
OFdcn Utah. iias ou hand hundreds Ot gen.
eal1Eits, uueagoa otH IhtHC volumes will 10
Tor sale oi reference. iia8 something relating
TO 1Imost every American family Vases a
specially " tracing NneaECs nnd compiling
EonraluUCs Those Interested should CORES.
pund with him or volt hIs uHrarN
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rnE New YofS rru4uo eongratu.
lalos Utah on Adopting the Australian
ball LAT tue Out-et Of her career % a
STATE. A little premature hut none the
lsss welcome.
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81 Don't illl To visit this Palace Of Music
nnl -ouE which u throngod every day with
the best people ~ the city
ANY ~ the selections can be heard % the
monograph larIors nc only De each
No Admission Price Charged.
MISS DELLA TUTrLE, Aauagsr
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WANItp-Ml oLLlANEous.

nu-l1IuN WANTED ny A YOUNG
Il married man, not afraid of woTG. Ad'
IrsFa 10 tlis pncu,
NAtLL TRADE LADIES ASp GESr Ri
w eye " Tor uuHs. A. u. hu1 wv,
nF.K Room IL An OFFICE IoR
~ small corporation Address ms once
AWAITED ny D. uOI Es BRu>, cos IHAC
w turH OF The Pioneer iuwu. o., a os'
den, Do 5000 rock men, also % sool 'unu''
men
T,iUsT Glass PRACTICAL BOOK KErP.
l. or-t yeats experience have I'M
mediate emp I1ymeut 7alAry no object Al
dfcss Il. 5 care Drtoret hyeuins NeWh
,pHE rTAn sECuSp uAsD sTOHE ron
i VIZ barFAius hs STATE. sorenson.
I>iyE onTfH GOOD Mich cows; Also
l. good dc lNcty wagon and team. Address
T., u, uoHy1.
tour uuY TO WORK oS FAuM
"A for board and remuneration. iAll ~ lth
Wet south, saturday between Jana l0o'clocI
HIGHEsr PRICES FOR CLOTHING.
III rostA, Mil call rAlmensou, %
Last second south
u ). MuHAN STEAM ASD NOT WAT.
rr heating aud ycullANng apparatus,
No. ~ west, nccun south
INN FOLLOWING pMCts WILL HE
pAld lu cash, al Toara2 ". second south
good tCrap lfon, ~ 90 10 tom ambct beer
bottles, HUl per durrns rubber, pes pound, G.rci
copper, 70 gOoi 0rass, DO. ------
,UANDIA EMrLUNMtNT UttiJk, 1000
, help and good plaeea,li h. second south
Mrs olson
A HII-TIU TOOItlTIiNG, All NtNps
"A shoe repairing a. ihofcuon' ~ T.
second south
MIN, WOMEN AND CniLpHES TO
M get mo uest photos, A. MAaou Bros,
o. Commorrln. street.
INNEHNHUli 10 BUY IHE BEsr ICE
IL cream A. kooicy's ~ dmh or Wholesale.
so South Man. telephone Z,
NEW ANb stCoND ilANp tUENl.
~ tuft, wagons huEEira harness, etc. AZ
" ohuors, an 5uto street
MILL PAY HlsuE.r CASH PRICES
w tor lpuu gents second hand clothing
Can or address cine, "a East tirst souEh,
A pEWsuN FAMILIAR VIM TuE CUL.
~ tiyutIOn NJ ErHuUa, and two good Ear,
Wura, 10 Occupy aud tu tFHte vineyard 90
ton acres, ami two farms near tho Jordan mar
ruwa, on sburUa. ~ there are any men CompC
hTu able o. work and want wprk, II they will
apply 90 President Angus NJ. Cannon NJ tho
0iict % tho Presidency o.. the take thuy can
be- accommodated. rCu0n afrhil OF work
need not apply,
INNEHN OWNER OF a BulLEN 40 TRY
IL champion Roller Compound. guaranteed
% remove ~ scale or currusion from boiler or
connections prevents pltuug aud protects the
meta. SOLD ON thirty days TRIAL, mo- money
collected uulrrs rompDund does tie vofk
purely NeEotablu. continuing go acids or
NtriOlu. Made u brick form 60 UayC freight
Call ur address bowman NIrEum, $40 south.
second En-t .lroci. rllt llEe lliy
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Tho Ervs is on sli1 NJ tho principal u1tels. Neus
stand ami ou ail passenger trains leaving tlo CIV
ahsr y. IN daiy.
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The ufarnrr IvrfrsU Nrua a rIUI..HfI dolly,
tuuauy excepted. u. corner south tuI ilH ramlIH
ttrrrIs. ra.t IHtH IIIr.
Train Edition. % 900 p. tn. Regular Edition %
O'Clock
The IrrrHrr Futu. Wurntr NFva O. ulI.ifHrd
on IuetIHy aud Friday 90 each uaHh
Tho urHtHrr WrrttY in magazine form o. lHas
uahod even haiufda4
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an communication should 10 siirsssito
DtsraHr Srvs rustnnrs CO
gsisphons saa
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FoR RENI.

MAsQUEuAnE COSTUME. CAN ~
M had 90 Mra. 81. J.. Mu.lard. no state.
NIlELN fUENleUEp ROOM. AT lEA.
~ Honaulu Th.CH. Arlington House. No
Iss Commercial. street
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eutecriter ctHuuHr tboir place ~ rHHifcucs
should always give former o. we'll ~ present al'
dress.
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THE LAST WORDS Of
HARRY HAYWARD

on th0 gallows a. Minneapolis. which
eoit iho Monograph 90 $500 TO secure
q record
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EVERETT HOUSE.

UNION SQUARE,, NEW YORK
., fayorile hotel for Utah people In New Yorh
Under new Management Thoroughly Tnn0.
faleu, Perfect sanitation ami oil modern ttn.
pfoVements, In the very heart OF the populS
shopping district Convenient 10 IAces %
Amusement and readily accessible from ~
para OF Ih % city. EuropeAn plan,
WA, N. BATES
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rdees-ijs 25e, 35c. Saturday Mat.
inee i5c,
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nrepy r9rds for hHer inserted under
ms heating, once for 100, iiric- for 25ci
one geek Jor 5Oc8 one month Jor SOC per
line. No aL taken y0r less than loo.
lIaniy OF more than o lines same proper
tomato rate AdrcTtss and gs' ,eu'ts
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DuSIItuN WANTED ny A NuUNG
L married man, not afraid Of work Ad'
Irsfa no this uncu,
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Ntvt Attraction NELLIE NcuENRN IN
"liE hiDlCLh GfNt.' tuesday and Wcd
uetilY SAFE ofsgau begins saturday. Usual
prices
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INlHsT CLASS PRACTICAL BOOK kEtr.
il or-.t yuais experience hA'o lm
mediate emp uymUut salary no oultet Al
dfesa u. 8 care Dtforet tyculng NrWh
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I>iyE ON TAN GOOD Mich cows Also
Il good emery wagon and team Address
n ID. UuA 40.
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NhtitL TRADE LADIES ASD GENr III
w eye % Tor uuas. A. u, hoA wv,
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FOR SALE.

WAL PAPER is DHEAT vARIt ~ AT
w lUwcst priCcs Tor spot cash. Remnant
loIs Al 10, 1859, lbc, etc. Money savers buy
from Nc Nyrrs Bros, IS East stoond tuuih,
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4 TOUT uul TO WORK Of fAhh
n Tor board and remuneration tAi NJ lth
" .Ift south, saturday between . aud luo'clocL
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SEEDS.

FrHE LNBGrSr ANu CHEAPEST SEED
4 house in l.g Nosoler wlodcmaun Co.,
GEED-, tE-Is. PR FLOwFR uR yEGE.
> TAB garden Not our rrccs before going
Evening star., 1896-07-28

marked the court. ought to be prosecuted.
Did you pay cash for the horse?'
Deed, jedge, l did pay cash. 1 paid
&c cd money, but not all at once"
What are you going to do with the horse
ncwY'
Anything you say. doctor. Use willin
ter kill him or give him away"
The old man was thereupon released.
Rooster executed. Case nolle pressed"
This was Prosecuting Attorney Pugh's in
dorsement on paper filed against Law
renee Watkins for keeping a disorderly
rooster.
Frank Murphy's peace and comfort had
been disturbed by the fowl, and he resorted
to law to cause the ROSTERS death.
This boy had some stones in his pocket"
said policeman. John Bailey, a colorel
boy. was defendant in the case. and he
said he had the stones in his pocket for
self protection.
Policeman Herbert had Herbert Taylor
and William Banks. oolored boys, and
Thomas Ford and Sidney Fulmer, white
men, before the court for vagrancy.
Il found them in the lumber yard near
the Long bridge last night" said the off,
Ger. Tramps have been robbing freight
cars about the neighborhood Of the bridge.
end some of the residents of that part of
The city have been making complaints
against them"
Il live at jackson City" said Taylor II
came over here last night and was then
afraid to go home" He was released.
hished transportation part the way home.
The white men said that they had been
making rustic tables and chairs, and last
night they came to the city to get out of
the rain. When they get a little money
they said. they are going to get a place to
board. They were released.
John OToole and Jonn Powers. young
men. were in the tolls for alleged bad con-
duct at Powers home, near 18th and G
streets northeast. Beer was the cause Of
the trouble, and when Policemen ODea
and Peyton went to arrest the young men
a bulldog was set upon them. The dog
hit Officer O'Day, but Policeman Fisher
who also figured in the row. was not trou-
bled. Fer few minutes policemen's clubs
were flying. and bullet from the pistol Of
one of the officers ended the dogs life. The
young men admitted their guilt and were
fined IS or fifteen days each.
Thomas Mullen. a young man from
Northeast Washington, was charged 10y
Policeman Mccormick with being an habit
ual drunkard. The prisoner showed that
he had been in the work house during part
Of the time charged and therefore he could
not have been drunk often as charged.
He was discharged.
Evening star., 1896-07-28

The following heavy precipitation dn
inches) was reported:
During the past twenty -four hours-Co-
lumbus, lao; Pittsburg. 1888.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide. 43O am. and 445 pm. ;
high tide, 1916 am. and 1910 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, $40 am and 5:21
pm; high tide, 1854 am. and IL 20 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Sun rises, 4:57; sun sets, 7I5 Moon rises,
0:O9 pm.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by SIG pm.; ex-
tingushing begun at 400 am. The light
ing is begun one hour before the time
named. Arc lamps lighted at sos pm. |;
extinguished at 4:22.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at s
am: Great Falls, temperature, II; condi-
ton, L. receiving reservoir, temperature,
81: condition at north connection, l. condi-
tion at south connection, 2: distributing
reservoir. temperature, 81 condition at in
fluent gate house, 4; effluent gate house. T.
Range of the Thermometer
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau today:
S am, Is; pm, 80; maximum, 81; mimi
mum, IS.