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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-03
THE GREEN BAG.

There was no criminal buslposs IN
the Third district today.
Judge Ritchie's court 10 adjourned
Ill Monday morning.
This demurrer 10 this complaint and
nve days were allowed for fling an
answer In the case Of the Nrlieu, judi
son drug company against NswmA n
J. Bentley aud others,
In the hearing 10 show cause on a
petition for a receiver In the case Of
Frank Thompson el nj. W. g. W.
VeAtch ct al, one witness was exam
incd and the case submitted.
This week has been n very dull one
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rnmnnrrd NM Boston.

10 will be- remembered that two
yoats ago this tummrr the Chflslinu
EudUavor convention was held 30 Boz.
ton, aui that "MoIofn Athcns" did
herself proud Ia decorating LOT the &C.
casion. The telegraph conveyed oil
over the world uathuH.astlo accounts
VI the manner ia winch the cry wns
budtckei in honor OF her gucais. a
gentleman who was Ia Boston NJ toe
time states that some " inu mercantile
establishments anu public tuiliirBs
were Cthsmrutu1 on tue outside with
Cul0fOd electric nRhts, when mptised
"a beautiful ana eAIulHlvu uucYfAulni
but that, with this exception, nothing
approaching the IuUllo spirit nnu
hvishncss displayed Ia preparing this
city TOT the Carnival, was witutssol
Ia Bottou. Tue C0mpafisou which TIE
gentleman draws between the "huu'
ami tue capltsl Of our new Slate, "
immensely In favor u the latiot
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The SECOND DAY.


al tbe expedition grounds. Tive queen
nuI ber fetluue Will be In attendance.
LvrSiNu PARADE.
Platoon Of police, Chlsf Pratt In
Gaud Marshal Henry J. Newmin
Bud aides
Director General McGatvie and
Carnival executive commitiee in car.
r.ggf.
Tr51pC, y. Gu.
To- Carnival ging's float.
Calcium ushi nIhL
sID.ND DIVISION.
IA. Grant, chef q division.
The Urnhbiiur bauu.
Float, "Wlshington crossing the
Delaware"
Knights NJ Margauce (massed.1
f.oal "s.gung the Declaration OF
Independence"
Squad uI Il.frihlrs.
Mtrrhauis' nIf's.
Calcium I',Ut Il pL
uuHD DwIHos.
william RolIo Grant, chief Of divl.
sion.
ur.Ia band.
CfoHHau, hJat.
MwEufs.
Buau. nIn'.
M.TCUu.Iri II lnts.
Calcium lig,tn at.
rouGrn DIVISION.
H. T.. Coates, chic oi division.
tuliaI band.
Sc uls aud lncian Fighters.
Float "lB4T.v
C0NDOy brigade.
Indian braves.
Mrrchnnts' floats.
Markets.
Calcium light fi3aL
ripTH Division.
william Diuwoodey, chief of dlvi.
sion.
Ogden band.
Float. "rho Sego Lily"
A, o. u. w. floai.
M,tohautP floats.
Markers,
Calcium light filaL
SIXTH DIVISION.
j. II. Gr illu. chief of division.
Float "lspB.D
Nasktts.
PROGRAM
The Carnival king assumes control
OF the city, and his adoring sui sets
celebrate the event and are requested
10 appear Jn streets 10 mack.
~ $3.50 o'clock grand illuminated
parade and display Of iifoworEs At the
city and county buililng.
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Biz Crowd at Saltair.

The 2.ib train 10 ssltair this after
noon had the biggest crow OF people
that ever went to Saltsir on onU ttip.
Thee were % carloads, the cars being
lammed, end then the PLATFORM were
fiiltd with passengers cliuging ouisldtt'
with oil this, several hundred people
hnl to wait Tor ihv neti ttaln.
This afternoon bhtsir had he largest
crowd ever known In its history, anu
the outgoing trains were siill carrying
vast uumbefs. Toe tbfOng there tbls
evening will be immense.
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Nuw yoHK. July L-Iho initial prices n,
wall street were mainly traction below t6s
ciosing ngutcs yesterday aud further dcennes
were secured extending ~ per cent IN en-
UaEu Gas
Inc pressure against The ltst abatcd soon
after ll 90. Although trading tell on consider,
ally better tone prevailed, many hhAr0s
mailing substantial rCcOSCriuH.
turIr Gained u per cent Tho decline Al tba
nutsut wHs tuHtnly attributable 10 the oxocu.
tlun OF realizing ordUfa
Watson auu ntuwn have Withdrawn $4,000
from the cub. treasury. the Destination I'M
known Foreign houses appeared TO tark
purchasing orders during The second tour Thg
pficos were welt sustained however. owing la
towering uTernttuuH in cuuHtqt tnro Of ma
douulo holiday. Under this ltnueuce surar
Jumped por cent 10 nv.
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q, the rnitc OF Building iusrectot
HllEIrIut, only two urrmiu hAvl.
bsrp Issued. uo,u .Hing uut on Iucsun .
They ares W.. r. Cromar "lu'ugn OF q,
Que room, Gov, H. ". YOUNG uflch
hou6p, Two rooms, clgsI nnd lan'iy'
$40.
G.. s. Davls today filed suit In the
Third uistrc. court against j .hu i',lA
ON rromiasDty note Or alll. O.
motto was made o. Bennett, Mnfahall
& Bradley On March 80 1885, anl lney
uuerwarus assig cd the uytu 10 DAVE
who claims 10 be- overdue.
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can capital, vi lie tbs grandparents
will doubtless Institute proceedings Tor
their ptauddaughtef's recovery. htHn'
while GItke l. happy In the insurance.
that possession 10 nine points Of the
law.
The granIpafenis' version OF the
w cse1iug has not been told yet.
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DAILY WEATHER yASE.


Weather reports showing obssrva.
tiobs At am. toisyi
Salt Lake Clly-BarometsL s1.Us;
temperature, So minimum, IS; wind,
northeast, light; oar.
Baker Ciiy-Baf0melet, 5000; tenn.
peTatufc, so minimum, 81; wind,
south, miles per hour; olusf
Cheyeune-BaTomstef, 5000: tenn.
Iefatufe, %; minimum, o.; wind.
north, II miles per hour; cloudy.
Helena-baTOmettr. 5000, tempefa.
tute, o. miulmum, o.; wind, south.
west lighii 20 Inches VI rain; clear.
Miles City--BaT0meief, SOLE, tenn.
peratuIe, 90; minimum, %, wind,
south, lighij 80 Inches Of rain, cloudy
Winnrmucca- Barometer, g8.gs; TEN.
petalufe, 49, minimum, 90, wind
north, = miles POT hour clear,
Idaho falh-liAt0melet, 80 T.; tenn
peraIufe, a.; minimum, %; wind.
north, . miIts per hour tIace; clear.
General Gud local ioItras, Tor 30
houTs ending 5 rm,, July llh:
FoG Utah, ialL tonight and Friday,
warmer.
BAL! Lake Guy aud Vicinity,
Weather iair warmer
J. H. SMITH,
observer, Weather Buf,au.
Todsy's t,mWIaDurr isfhown ip the
lac slmlle 'hgrm0meNf giytn lsl1w;
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The week IN the amus'moul line has
beou one OF intense excitement aud
musical ana theatrical events have
contributed literally to the pleasure
,hat has teen experienced. The sx-
Dllabls ndition Of the public ~ this
lime makes It almost impossible tor
auy ono attraction ~ detAin the crowd.
yery long and they come and 20 IA
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USED A CLUB.
Anst. Attacks Mari ugh With Such q
Nehpon aud /, Arrtsud.

The police court records divulge the
information that Perry }. Arson and
a Mt Marlhugh, both residents Of tho
Twentieth ward. had n little trouble
this morning. II appsars that Mari.
hugh was attempting TO run a drain
ditch through AnsoG's property whoa
the latter came out Of his house and
demonstrated with Marihugh by using
club 10 the extent Of n serious scalp
10 tue latter. The case Will DO aired
before Justice Wengot Un Tuesday
Al 20. M.
Edwin Holder went homo and NJ.
Tackled his vile last evening tor which
ne was aTrettod. The case was called
up In tho police court tbis morning
but the " Ito would not testify against
her husband and consequently the
case was dismissed.
Henfy Wallace was arrnlgnsd for
being uTuuk ami lighting. 70 the
'ormer ne pleaded gully End on tho
latter ohsrge he viii have q hearing
Monday morning.
John johnson and Jack Jone, en-.
gagged IN Eight, which caused each 10
IorieiI s. today.
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Body sent Home.

The body OF William J. Hornef was
shipped to Hotter this afternoon. The
coroner signsd certificate 10 tho
effect lhat urath was tlU result ot an
OvCfd0tc Of lauIauum hlminis.ttoi by
the hands Of ihu deceased. No In.
quest WIS held aud 10 N stlll doubtful
whether or not the case IL enc VI sui
eide or accld ent.
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BOY KILLED AT MgRCUR.
ne Was ina llick inat Cfp.2 d. iu.
other 10y iior.

Yesterday afternoon q hack that had
been dnvtn to the deplt 10 Mctour,
attempted TO turn hrouni just after the
train for this city Tulloi out, ami was
capsizoi. Two boys were IN II At tho
time. Oae u them, named Charlie
ClausoB, was thrown ITO tho railroad
track, and his head struck one % tho
rails with such force a. To crush tho
skull Ia n TERRIBLE manner. Death
resulted Instantly.
Tho other boy, whose name 10 Mari.
am AldTach. was ALEC thrown sgainsl
ihu rail, anu seriously though not fatal.
~ hufl; NJ least II N thought he will
recover. A large portion OF tue scalp
was torn Oh, anu the skull was Injured.
The neither Of the Ciauten boy was
attending the Carnival In this city.
rho iather Of tho other boy Ia In Grip.
pie Greek aud has been sent for.
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ABOUT THE COURTS.
INT GRIsr OrrnErnEo DISTRICT


Today was an extremely JUL orc 10
the courts, as well A. DO tue STATE
county and city offices. There F"''
lays preclude the tfsDsar.ion Of mnen
business. Tomorrow Oh VIII be closed
up, but will renew work with increased
activity 90 Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-03

JJhn Blomquisl, Henry Rudy aud
Johanna Gtog0iy were deuiea any
abatement VI their tazee. Six assoss-
meats were stricken from the roll,
while several applications were fc.
ferfed pending future aolion. There
will be no meeting OF the board TO-
morrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-03

Via Mo Grandc Western Railway.
July sd TO 6'n, inelusivo, II. "a. W.
cells cheap ono'Way tickets TO Denver,
Omaha, Chicago, 81. Louis and ali
eastern roinp, In addition to the very
low f0unu'tfip rates hutl oIiIsd on
sevttnl days during the shove period.
For particulars inquire NJ 1. A. Benton,
ticket agent, 10 west, Second South
street.
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lungs Do likely la transmit that weakness 10
his children. Nut there Is no reason ia the
world why the Weakness should be allowed
60 develop There Is no reason why the
lungs should Hmiiu weak. Weak lungs
prcdlsposc a child 90 consumption. They
provide q plHa. 'HT gems Co settle That
b All that Do necessary Once let thr gtrma
Ut disease s.'u ioothold and they iu.
crease with O deadly upidly, Pretty soon
the blood 70 igN VI them snd so loses ita
hralthiu.uHHa and ils strength giving quail.
tics. lt Che weakness o. 100 some other
organ, tlC disease viii show itself in that
organ. The germs will get into the blood.
just thr same. and the body viii begin 60
lose strength We speak particularly Of
consumption because Il Is most common
because % causes more than One-siKth uf
all deaths n che world
IL there is "a weak and crumbly spot Ia
tho foundation ut % house. thJ owner clears
ont the dralN.1E material, supplauts 10 with
new, strong .uH That's all there 10 to do,
That's roo that's necessary
That D. exactly The thing 10 do with the
lungs. Keep them full oi rich, rcd. whole.
some blood sul the weakness viii disap.
pear DtaIYiug Tissues will be- thrown oif.
and new material will be added until the
luufH me- wen and perfectly strong again.
This is Oh. thing that Or Pietgc's Golden
Medical Disco yrry does This o. what
mAkUa 10 cute U.s. per cent OF 40 eases Of
consumption where it % taken according to
direction. M scratches out disease germs
wherever they Ily Doe 100 the body. h cx.
terminates them completely and forces
them uu' of Che system II supplies the
blood NHH r.H. life giving properties Il
makes lAg appetite good digestion perfect.
j. supple 'hr needed nutrimput J0 an the
tissues and makes sound. healthy desh.
There aTr SOME Interesting feels about IL told
On one chapter n ur rlsfuts great work. "Cau.
WHn sense Medical Adviser" Ihis took Of iaa4
page VIII De- hrut nrr ou receipt Of twruly.lur
HlI oncg.nt E.aups 90 cover cost Uf mailiug
eHH nAiilr'5 W1riH uispgnsay Medical A.
ISOLATION, no aoJ Maiu street, uuaalo, \. Y,
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Chicago, July 9
Hose
Iight. $500 $500.
Mixed, 81 $3.50.
HEAVY, 81 s|rIla 10
Nuurh. fLsla u o.
taite.
Hcoyca. s1l'aitio.
Cows ana hoitera, ~ l0dN o5.
TtvHa stpCra, asi.o %.
-tockCrs and fctdsfs, b 7OufLt5.
shrCp-=ucst Grades steady, Others weak.
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The board Of equalization today made
the following attachments In INDECENT
cases.
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BACK VOLUMES


hH'h volume OF tho phshHEr
"HhhLi In tho present form IL
no" wound A limited NUMBER of
~P'os OF these six volumes can be OBJ
3Ahoa ~ mo DEshi'kr Sh"H ohos'
pa" Lake CITY In bound form At s2oo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-03

'FTEI"IF7H INV EEW'W8
Special 10 the NEwA
South Omaha. Ncb., July =,
Catilc receipts .1o mattot active. strong.
Western stourf sluIaAf,
tows aud hultrfs, ~ .tratLss
Feeders W zoe $40
snoop receipts. lul. Market steady raw 10
ehoiHe.
Westerns. So .IIfgss
Lambs, il.t'a si.lA
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been held that COD.
1dou Is hereditary,
he fact that one per.
son " a family had
died With consump.
ton was considered
a cure bign that
Others Of that family
could not e cape IL
rhia 20 partly true
and partly untrue.
A man utft u4asls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-03

INV NouK. July @. -uotctyo. decrease,
fissg.OsO, .oaus. Increase lt.gtuN0Qi Specie
decrease. ul9,uto legal tenders, decrease,
tHlLUUJ, deposits, Mrrcufc. iLt5h2uu. cIr.
ruiatlon, decrease, fIsUio. Inc bants now hold
~. .i5 IN excess Of requirements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-03

MD YOU EVER sunor from real ncr.
yousnosi when cyory nuryo suonod
20 culver with peculiar, croopy
feeling lrst 10 one place, aud thon another
and all soomcd tnally to concentrate In a
writhiug tumble DO tho brain. and YOU be-.
come irritable, frslml aud pruvishi IA be-
followed by nn lmputont, weakened cundl-
ilon Of the nerve contcu. rinrins la thu
ears, ana slctpltEs, mlEoFabls ulghtsi
DR., Miles ME-, Eugene searlos,
Nervine hart Iad, eays' "Scr
Restores me- S na aOrV', Insane nap m aaS
Health phy ,clIUl wcro unable
A''i'''''' 20 UylpIn Mymcmury
was almost como and orrry little thing
worried mo until Nal almost distracted
really feared ] was becoming a maniac. |
Imagined ailsa OF OWL thinrl aud would
,ty over nothing. / commenced taking Dr.
Nile hestomtiye NervIno aud four bottles
81 runs wonderful remedy completely cured
mo- ana / am as we'll now aa ever was"
pr Mllcs' Nosvlue a sold ON ruaraptoe
"'..'.'No VIII n'HaIt or money refunded
For sale by all druggists.
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lat tHe exposition grounds. Tive queen
nuI hcr retIuue viii be In attendance.
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Ioday's temperature sfhown ln the
fac slmile 'hyrm0meNr givtn lslow:
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The concert In the Tabernacle was a
success aud the Carnival fluid WIS
materially increased. Thp different
features OF the entertainment were
well rendered, the q cen depoTling
herself with becoming dignity.
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THE FRAN ARRIVES.
hansen's Ship Now On Her Way 10
TrcmsO, Norway.
ALL REPORTED WELL oS BOARD.
Professor Andrrc SIN wailiug for
fAysrlbli Wind fer his
balloon.

CHRisTIAsIA, Aug. 20,-Naason's
Arctic exploring ship Fran, which
Nansen lei, behind in the Ice early 10
January. 1895, In order TO explore the
tca north on tho route he proposed to
follow, arrived nj Skjcrvo, noar rfomso,
yesterday evening. Captain Sverdrup,
her commander, reports nil well on
board. The Fran called at Danes
Island on August IAN, and saw Pro-
icaaor Andree, who was still waiting
for favorable wind to enable him 10 nj.
tempt his balloon trip across the Arctic
regions. Captain Svordfup sent the
following Telegram to Nansef; "Fram
arrived safely, nil well on board; leaves
at ouco for TfOmso; welcome home"
DE-. Manson replied No followG
"Th0usand times welcome TO you ali;
hutrah tor the Fam"
The Fran lot 5Uetvo lhis morning
for Tromeg, whore Nansen will meet
her.
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Political Pointers.

Mrs. +. 4. Richards aud DR.. Fergu.
son arc frequently referred 10 thee,
daya as possible Legislative nominees
by tho Democratic party.
Tho wearing OF tho judicial ermina
In this distinct II creating super.
abundant c1mmotion among tho poll.
ticianH. but sliil greater commolion
will take place Ia the convention.
Hon. J. l.. Rawnns has roturncs
from Brighton Tor the remainder OF thu
suasOn. He brought his family down
with him ani viii now devote himself
entirely 10 the practice OF his profess
sion.
One q the latesi moves on tho local
political chrchfrnoari, anu one that
meets with more than an ordinary
amount Of favor u 10 nominate county
commissioners without regard 10 party
this year. In that way tho very best
mon 1t is argued could DO chosen.
1, Ia generally conceded that both
Republicans aud Democrats will
nominate number OF women for the
Legislature thia year. Win the iof-
NOR party Mrs. Il. Il. Wells sianda u
conpplrnou. nsure. and, rceoriing 20
tho statement Of an old Republican
war hone, VIII bo named Tor the
Senate.
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TIE GREEN BAG.

=. J. Brown has commenced suit to
recover sl,750 from Mary J. II. Il.
Hampton Ut OIL.
On motion Of the plaintiff the suit o.
w. \. Fowler against w. w. Ran.
Jolph aud others has been dismissed,
a petition for rohohting IN the ca.
tate VI Millun Atwood has been filed
with tho clerk Of the Supreme court.
In the suit Of Helen W. Reuben.
housen against William II. Belchef
mn amended answer to the complaint
has been flied.
An answer 10 the complaint has
been nle1 with tho disttiot court clerk
Ia the suit Of Hyrum Harris against
&. III. la Belle.
The Park CITY base ball nine dc.
featcd the Provo team at Garfield yes-
tufday afternoon without much uiiii-
Guilty. The score was 10 To 0.
George II. Rothmhn. 80, NJ Wood.
bury, Iowa, and Florence T.. Slngi.
sef, 20, OF Salmon CITY, Idano, were
today given marriage license by
Dstuly County Clofk Ruosc.
Tho estate Of Ebeutscr Brown Of
Draper Il to be closed ur. Judge Richie
having approved tho FINAL nccouut OF
the executor aud entered n decree OF
distribution OF tho estate which ~
valued at about sll, 900.
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JUDICIAL POLITICS
Talk Of Democrats NdmlnS 0lly Oio
District Court Candidate.
say TnArwoULD III SoS.rARrIsAS


VIII there DO n D,m1crstlc judicial
convention In tho laird judicial dis.
tici2 The prospects afo that there
will be Notwithstanding the pro-
nouncvI objections OF SONS Of the pre-
mlntnt party leaders thereto. Tho
camgalgn committee will isssuo con.
vvutlon call Ia dus season and make
suggestions aud recommendations con.
corning thoadvlsabilily oiporpoiuating
the non-partisAn nature Of the iudl.
clary, but beyond that will make no
Effort 10 control tho delegates.
There was strong talk among tho
leading Democrats today Of sort Of
party uOmpfomiee-1i nominating but
one Judicial candidate instead OF two,
ihat one % take tue Hello In opposition
20 Judge Richie. They have no de.
site, they say,tO DO aught TO encompass
or initiate against the chances OF
Judge street. By ondoralug him, u
Republican, anu nominating some
strong Democrat for the other Judge.
chip, they argue, would be strictly
nOn.pafiisan.
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SHOT HIS WIFE.
Joseph ". poIronnr', a saloon Keeper,
Attempts 10 Hill III, Partner
Ia LIFE.

Mrs. Joseph w. Pelronne,, who re-
sides with her husband In the rear OF
Sii EAST, Second South street, this city,
was shot by tho latter about o o'clock
lac, evening and as result sho now
carries wounds which arc ugly Aud
serious, though not necessarily fatal.
According TO Mrs. Poironneps vor.
si5n Of tho affair she was citing writ
log letter when her husband came
into the houte and said, "It's all up
pulled his gun and fired. As soon ms
no made thv remark she reached under
her pillow on tho bed Tor her own re.
volver, hut before she could even got
hold oi II he hau nro1. She then ran
out OF the house, up the alley and
around 10 the front door OF James
WARDROBE residence, which In directly
In front VI the Poit0nnet cottage, and
rang for beip. The blood was stream.
ing down her body and ran on TO the
porch. Mics Mary wardrop opened
the door aud the wounded woman
clothes closet. From there she
some moments with Mis-. Bestln, n
neighbor. Afterwards she was c0n.
Quoted into the MhIdtop house again
anu placed on cot ana medical aid
summoned. Dts. Wright and Dart ar
rived shortly afterwards anu attended
10 the wounds, two " which were
found, one 10 tho right hard and the
| other ia the Ceutef anu about two
iuehes from the upper end OF the col
LAT bone.
The police were notified a few min.
utes after the shooting and Officers
Raleigh aud o. Il. Pfatt went out.
PeiTonnet made no attempt 20 escape
and was easily arrested. He spent a
lew moments IA the same room
where the doctors were probing for the
bullet but seemed uncOncefned. He
told story TO the effect that the woman
shot hgrsuli, another that some strange
man whom no claimed TO have met as
no went Into the house had done the
firing. Upon beiug searched 70.
volyur was found In his possession
with Ons chamber empty ana smelling
strongly OF frrsh.tiFed powder. Whom
his attention was directed TO this no
explained It by saying that he shot n
dog during tue evening, but lust how
and where he could not state.
Peitonnet IL ono VI the ptOprietots OF
tina Palace saloon at go west Second
South street, aud his nouns at the rs-
tabliahment are from 3 p. m. until
am, hut last evening no dovinted
from his general rule ani went h9mo
early.
Mrs. Osborne, sister to Airs. Peir-
onnet who lives next door 10 the scene
OF the shooting, says that her sister has
been continually abused by her hus.
band aud tnat qutrrels between the
couple were VI quite frequent occur
renee.
IL took the attending physicians two
hOuTd ~ locate the bullet which thOy
found deeply lodged In the cellar bone.
white tho wound was dangerous
Que, they expressed the opinion that
Mfs. PGrOnnet would recover all right.
The couple nave been married four
yehrs aud an ls.months' old babe 10 the
iasus VI the marriage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20

PUEBLO, Colo, Aug. 20.-The Demo-
cratic convention today adopted n Teso.
luton looking toward fusion with the
Popullsts and Silver Republicans on
the state ticket. Tue resolution pro-
vldes Tor tue selection OF electors repro.
eentiug the parties who supported
Bryan anu for tho selection OF a full
state ticket ana the appointment OF o
committee on fusion with power 10 re-.
move any candidate aud substitute
others. G.. 3. Thomas, who would
nave been the choice u the convon.
ton for governor, had no not declined
the honor made strong speech In
favor Of fusion. The action Of senator
Teller Ina leaving the Republican
party, no said, was the 'gTanuest OK.
hibition Of moral courage OF modern
times"