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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

In Tho war between the northern and
southern states which ragged n America
during lsGi.5. We have the only boz.
stmcp in which steam cruisers have
boon employed ON any scale to harry
commerce Tho south had mo- commerce
90 be- attacked, hut the north had o
largo and prosperous merchant marine.
From first ip la.t the south -.ut ~
steam cruiser. mud small sailing crui..
Gs tu ul Tho" upmud botwoon
thm steamers and goo sailing
sh'r.-uot vuy heavy bill of loss. ono
would think YuT ihu loss practically
drove the United States flag from the
-rlJ To provo tr., viii quote from
the chlu of tim United States, W. prr.
-nui,d 10 che Geneva arbitrator, the
following ilrt "m 1860 twu.thitds n
Tho cUmmorv uf Sow York wos carried
on in American bottoms lulsBg three
flurihH 1yrs carried un in foreign bot.
TOMS And tire transfers from the
United States tu tIU British nag were
enormously lnfu. They NDrp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

The entrance 10 tho now notorious
church building slill boara on the front
door, metal plate with the namti
"Rsy. Francis Hotmaus." IL IL under.
stood that the plate will shortly be- &C..
moved some Of the pnrishi0neta making
a demand to that elect. Whether tue
bIiluing will ever ngain be used for
religious worship Is n question the
hnmb0rs OF the congregations are dis
fIssing with more or loss vlgOr. some
o 20 lar as 10 unhuHilalinHly declare
hat the structure should bb completely
AIRED To the ground, taking tue post
ion that tho city cannot afford 10 have
4 pointed out 10 strangers as an Em-
manuel church within the walls Of
which scenes fully az bad, n not more,
than those enacted In It, san trancisco
counterpart have been reneursoi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

SUPERIOR, VIE, May -U.--0mo 0l
.le smucIs OF the NOrWcRl uiI b
"a, H.. church ul this city believe Ola. {
Rev, Francis HeImlfa their former
pastor, Is tho came hvrmuus VINO ls
wanted 90 Salt Lake CHy. Hurmaus
'ame here about live yunrs ago and Co K
charge of tue c0ugTcguu1u. Through
his ulJJts the present church WGs tuIlt
tui no occupied the pulpit four yuBIF,
alter which he luu I.T UlAh. lt
same back hero Tor a visit about three
months ago anu remained several day s
st the nome OF tue PRESENT pastor VI inc
shuTgu. Hu lu.t rather abruptly No.. Do.
put cay my where uu WIS gUiu. at u
lUs no. since Uuuu heard VI uy super. r
lgoplo. Several %, nl8 former ll-
thiouers auy he gave them 90 uuIti-
stand taut be expected 90 live pr.
uauuutly lu Utah nul thgy believe G.
vent diTyu. TO Bal, LaGunOn here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
All..-a Oh. l.n,.l...t L.r.I.

A story of the carnival shows that I'm
age of ohiylly ulu cooxist with nu ag,
Of robbery. Mmo Charlotte r. d
llullas Hlosw0mar and. moreover u
widow wont out us yyas only natural,
Go huu % look lr tho procession She
found 900 her rfum that nor jewel. had
b.Uu stolen in hor absence. and as tho
jewels were worth $500 TWAS % serious
lns For ain ills huwcvyr thcrr ara
corporations and un the table the
thief had loft motto. brut indeed. but
gallant and gratifying 20 o. dogrre "A
thousand ugrats .n fhe note ran. "for
nut having found boo thi, chamber by
lar ir most lovely jDwolN-Plri- Mos.
Nugur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
Laws of Utah.

Secretary OF State Hammond has
com plelo4 tho printing OF the State
laws, and IL now rushing the printing
Of the iudsx, 20 that In a short time
bound volumes OF the whole will bo
ready. The work Is one Of consider.
able magnitude. embracing the En-.
ahling Act, State Consultation, aud
the lava passed NJ the recent session Of
the Legislature, with a comprehensive
index o each. The volume will make
about 500 pages, the session laws alone
uking more than 800 page; 10 II may
be seen that the Secretary has lost no
time In crowding the work forward,
anu viii continue It I'll tho bound
volumes are distributed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
POLICE COURT.
lWO Fighting Youths - sam Egany
Promises DO l. ave IoWu-A Wife
Braicr'. tasr Dismissed.

Frank Smith and william johnson,
TWO youths who were arrested "a Tow
days ago for nghliug aud brushing one
another, were to have had hoating
iu the police court toIny, but Johnson,
who was out on his own rec5gn,zauce,
failed 10 iut Ia an appearance ami the
case was postponed until such time o.
o beach warrant could DO served on
The non.ma,eriallzing Defendant.
sam Egany, the Italian keeper Of
the Abbey saloon Oh state street, was
called 10 answer 10 charge Of Keep
Ing dis.rderly house, aud after y1'
planning 10 the court that he had cold
out ana intended 10 leave town forth
with, an order Of dlsmlssal was cniutoi
while the court hravel a aigh OF rUloi,
thinking no doubt that the AbDuy's
loss would be Salt Lakes gain.
Alrs. Il. &. Rice had her husband At
rested the other day Tor beating her.
Yesterday he was ntraiguod tn court
and hts case continued until . pm. 70.
day, but before that time II. q. bad
evidently squured matters with his
bulierhal', 90 she became 40 much
rcconc.led O. him that she applied 10
Prosecutor Shoup 70 have the case
dismissod. Tue prosecutor acquicscei
Ia her request ana ML llcu was al
lowed b go free.
VIM. @. X mp, Tor drunkenness, for.
felted s., while l.. B. Adams, ior
using abusing nguago, absenlod him
coli from court and uid likewise.
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Wa. Suspicious Of Hansen.

Hermann, u appoars, was suspicious
Of The Rev. Mr.. Hansen, also Of the
Scandinavian Methodist church. This
Is plainly shown from what no told
Miss Larsen, the melancholy cousin
% Miha 5amuelson, about February
let, prior 10 golHg 10 Montana aud
Minueaoia. That lady stated today
that tho pastor told her that good
Tor nothing, low.dowH fellow must not
to trusied with n knowledge OF auy Of
their affair; that aho must have ebsU-
luloly nothing to do with him ior the
reason that 10 he lenrnci anything it
would result IN his complete uniolng.
The Row. Mn Hansen IA speaking Of
the Incident To-Day taid ho was NOT nj
Hll 6ubpiCious OF HrTmauB VI that time
and does not know why the pastor
looked upon him with such disltusl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

The modiorH Alabama. single
small and 800 armed ship wins the
cause uf most VI ths loss Ther wcru
mo- doubt other contributing factions.
but the effect oi her curccr Is plainly
marked 'n The sudden increase Of trans
f.r during 1866 when shc was at scA
hfDr shu bad lau snt 90 the bottom
Yankee s,ipp0u rulyvrd thuir breath.
The trade however had departed. and
the United States hus mover rrc1iuud
Oh" position which 30 hold in 1880 1- %
shipping nation -Nlu.i.uth Century
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

ANY one VINO has ever mad an At.
aok Of iniiammaiory rheumatism viii
rJoioo with M. j. A. Stumm, 900
Boy 10 Heights, Los AnReieT, over his
lorluaale escape from n siege OF that
nistTetsirg ailment. Mi. 6tumm 10
foreman Of MeTiam's confectionery e..
tabliahmont. some months ago on
leaving tho hosied work room 10 run
cross the street on an erTAnd, he was
caught out Ia the Taip. Tho result
was that when ready 20 home that
night ho WAa unable ~ walk, owing 10
inilammatoTy rheumAi He was
taken home, aud on arrival was placed
Ia itont Of good IRE and thoroughly
rubbed with ChRmbsrlAins Pain
Bllm. During the evening aud night
ho was repeatedly bathed with thls
linimenI, and by morning was Il lltyed
Of all rheumatic paine. He now takes
especial pleasure in pralsing Chamber
lalu'a Pain Balm, aud always kesps n
bottle OF Il in the house. For sale by
dTuRgiAts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

extended to all women interested In
ileuubiicauism.
d. Elliott aud other speakers will
address tie mariiny.
EMMEiINE u. WELLS.
NiHe Chairman.
JrLIA A, EAHNswORrH,
Secretary State REPUBLICAN Commit.
toe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
.rrnINasrnaIcAl lN.rnrnrNt..
Az Incident that NAV Indicate tho
Direction IN Nhtch the Minis
tors Mud Wan.

Al Incident That NAY Indicate the
Direction In witch the Minis
tors Mud Uan.
4 noteworthy incident that may in.
dictate the treud u Pastor Hermuns'f
thought ON matters ~ articulation
came 90 light last evening from Daluc.
tive George sboUt4 through ID tCcuvr
JnnnCy. Suoeis who has b. en- confined
TO his bed tor some time past on ac.
count Oi HiCkness told Juuuuy that
several mouths ngU-he cannot tt-
member the exact date, Hcrmnus
walked into II. W. FullePs pawn chop
on Second S1uil rtrrni, Will. be
(Sheets) wac Present and aftuI the
price Of akit OF tufEirAl inFifumenlB
which had been on exhibition iu tho
window for some time. Mt Fuller
gave him tho desired Information
Whetoupon he wanted % know N the
figure stated was the lowest ior which
the instruments could boo bought. some
diokeriug followed, but the deal was
not closed and Herman lett the shop.
After ho had s,eproi cut Sheets says
he remarked In substance, 81 wonder
what IN thu 90 minister wants with
a sit Of tools Ike tuatn Some umu
N.NNlf tuN lNNNtNNINNlN WflH fllHt NNN
Mt. Fuller, when visited by a NEWS
mhu and Detective Jhunuy lat uvet.
ms, could not recall tho name OF
features ~ the purchaser or even 49,.
prOxlmhtely the date of the sale. lilo
~ under the impression, however, tho
buyer was younger man than Her.
man, although ho " not T0Iiive GA
this point. The presumption De-,
though, that Mis-. ClsusUn'6 body we
not cut 10 pieces with surgical iuHtfu.
menis at ell, but rather With b. butcher
knife ana Two fnzlrs, tho cutlery that
was found In the iufuaCe. 10 lie man
ever came into possession o. tho insiru-
ments referred % be probably took
them away with him, But the
chances seem 10 DO agniual him over
having bought them either in purton
or by proxy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

Tho officers hops within the next
twenty = our hours 10 be able % iluu
tho purchaser Of Miss Clsusen's trunk
the one who bought u nom Mrs.
Englemau, the secondhand goods
dealer who secured II irJm Pastor
Hermann. The same hope is iniulged
with reference ~ tho recovery OF the
misbing guitar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
Detectives waiting for Reward.

The probability Of Governor Wells
lioring q reward in behalf u the State
tor tho apprehension Of tue ministerial
fugitive has Infused u good deal NJ nc.
uvity into private dettclives, who say
% tue money 10 put up that HtfmAns
viii surely be run down, 10 The event
that public reward 10 not offered, then
iti s believed that the necessary money
viii DO raised by private subscription.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
METROPOLITAN FILLMORE.
A PTiza Ring Setto, Bicycle Track
aud Other Evidences Of Progress.

FILLMORE, Mlllard Co., Nay 90,
lsoj There are many persons scat.
tered abroad who remember and fre.
qucn,ly inquire after tho welfare anu
progress Of this the ancient capital VI
Uuhi and some Of these Will be sur.
prisCd 90 learn Of cur efforts TO keep Ia
touch with the popular march Of mod
cru civilization. We cannot point 10
anything 10 induce boom in real
estate, or invite the puunlltss home.
seeker 10 drop down ina land flowing
with milk anu honey, Yet there are
evidences that We still possess the
metropolitan instinct, aud put on air,
20 attract notice, and keep step In tue
march Of progress. Toe old State
house Is now surrounded OyA bicycle
Track ] usoiUse clipping from local
paper describing tho SAINT:
The whec. craze has struck FILLMORE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
Iea,ItslspsclaI s,r,Icp Iluoun.

Manager Brown says that the ease
stands without palalgl IN Utah
special tuiurHThiC service. The de.
mhnd from papBIH al over the country
Ii lurlr Correspondents huto has been
tremendous. la addition 90 the rpgu.
lar AtsgClaluu Press service, which
uas been heavy, o. 600 wOrus have
been sent Uut tnu past two nights in
tine shBpg Of specials,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

"To knock tho spots out " anything
Is au 1llusu 90 thu traditional skin uf
western cowboy and famous rio, shots
whp would .huut tho SPOT, out G.. o. card
held by,woon tine fingers NJ % friend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

The work Of iurlner excavation ia
tho church basement today was Uulire.
ly suspended anu may not BE- resumed
ugulu. IL certainly will not bo u tue
clues already received concerning Miss
samuClsOn lead up 90 what they
arc expected o.. There o. now no
thought sho was buried iu the base
munf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
Supreme Court.

j. ". Scott o. al. vs. Provo city; case
submitted urol briefs without argu
meut.
Sharp IS Mcbride Va s. II. il. CLARK
etHL 0pHsilau'si argued by Attorney
Farley T.. williams Tor appellants aud
Attorney w. IL, klHs in reply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

While In Stockton, Cal, some time
ago Ihos. Il. Langan, OF Los Banos,
that state was taken very severely
with oramps and diarhoea. He
rhaneed 10 meet Mt. G. NJ. Garter,
who was similarly an cited. He ssys.
told him Of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholerh and Dlsfrhool Remedy, and
we Went 10 tbs Holden Drug Store ana
procured a bottle VI u. IL gave Mr..
Garter prompt Ielieiand / can vouch
Ion iis having cured me-" Forsals by
lrupgisls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

y NJ and y. L.. ~, l. Associations.
For the Annual Conference, MAY
8lih sud 3lat, tbs Union Pacific will
sen round trip tickets from all stations
IN Ulah 10 salt Lake City ut ons fare.
lickola on sails Ogden, SAntauuin AMI
Intermediate points, May 8Oth and 3lst,
from al other points May gO.h and
SAD,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
COM INFER CIAL.
aAlr nANr cLnAnlaa mousE.

Todayp cioarlng house exchanges
amounted lio s2lo,645. sans day last
year. il76,Gji.
1uuAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Silvnr, o. losd, t2go.
London.--Silycf, 81 3.iBd.
ORE ASD BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & Go. received today.
Penn. bullion. fS,gsi
w. =. Mccormick a Go. received TO.
day: Hansuor BOLTON 81 700; silver
anu lead ores, 5000. TOTAL, $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

There is no danger from this disease
whom Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy
li freely given. IL lquefes the tough
muous and aids rs sEpeol0fAtlon, II
also Lessons the severity and frequency
Of pato1ysms OF coughing, and insuros
"A speedy recovery, There IL not tho
leElt danger IN riViug the remedy TO
children or babies, ~ II contains no
luxurious substance. For sale by drug.
glsts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
Republican Meeting.

Thsra will be a meeting OF tho Re-
publican women Of this city held in
the parlora OF the Templston hotel on
lhuraday, May IS, at pm,
\ cords! invitation TO DO present ls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
Lirrnscd I'm Mnd

pavi HoWlo, ureu u, OF Sandy,
aud Emily SnilH, agodlI Of Union,
sal. Lake county, woru granted a
marriage liceuba this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
Persnnnl pnrnrrnnhs

Editor John g.. Graham Of tho Provo
Enquirer was boo the capital today.
lion. G.. %. Mcbride. roprc'onting tho
Toorie city contingent, was in salt Lake
% .faw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
DR.. Miles
Heart Cure
Restores
Health.......


In all the history OF UAh there has
never been such an eEeriion 10 place
before the people NJ one time tuoh
program Of wheel and horse races ne
viii be- at Calder's Park on the 3Olh.
The meeting is termed the advance
guard Of the midsummer carnival.
Tho wheel races start at 1880 a. M,
horse and wheel vt 1880 ,. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

gone Co salt Lake CITY, followed her
there. When Miss Anderson Returned
three years ago, Mise tnu'eu re-.
MANNED. Alter Rev. Francis Her.
mans ami uis wife moved 90 talt Lake
CITY her iutturs frequently contained
n.lusiIus 90 them. During thU latter
part 0i iast GUNNER thr letters from
Mics Clauttn suddenly ceased, with
ont any explanation, although several
iuteu were directed tg lcr Ihun uH
70 last effort % roach MIss Cnuscui
during tuu winter Miss Anderson
wrote hrr another letter addressed Doc
care OF R.v. Francis Hefmansi but H.
.tpiy Came.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

For sale by 2. c. NJ. l., Clark "a
diedge * Co. Western Hardware ca.
Salt Lake Hardware Co, and Geo. A
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26
whsn uiss Ulnmop Was IL umaua.

OMAHA, May 25--MIaa Ereurietia
'luusen, tue yOuug woman wlose uis.
appearance from salt LsEu mas led ID
usplCiOuB against Rev. Francis Hon.
usuB Of that city, once lived lu Omaha
or four ybaIs, anu yet hos host u.
r,euus here VINO remember uur we'll ar
IA au,lye worker lu tho Dau.lH-N0r
gygiau Methodist church. ElHr
'lhuleu, then 80 yoHu OF rgr. eau O.
'ete from DrumaTE about mru yut o.
60 having no relatives in tnIa c.uf.
B' Tho young woman began sun g.
Ag from ill'hclllh, ami 90 thu sluu o.
|lons OF MNs Anderson, VINO had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

y. those unhappy ptOpio who are suf
ioriug with weak nerves, starting At
every slight sound, unable to eBiule
any unusual dittuibhnue, HnilBR IA
impossible 10 aleop2 AyoiI oplsts and
nerve compounds. Fold the nerves
upon blood made pure anu nOuIishing
by the great blood uutlneTRpd tfue
nerve tonic, Hood'6 SArsapsFllls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

CHICAGO, May 20 Rev. Fnucla
Hermann, Ui Sbl Llkf, " we'll know
iu Chicago. Ht wee nUrc about thtuc
weeks aEU nn1 was quite mys urious a.
o. wnutc be was stopping Or his iuiuGV
movements.
Rev. ID. johnson Of the norwegian
Methodist church, SnugsH0n street
and Grand avenue, saw him, and DE-
claimed 90 BE- travcllng Though tho
East mking up Collection Tor a nov
church. He claimed 10 DO stopping al
The Merchants hotel, but his name
could not be- iouud on tho roglilcb anu
hu left suddenly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

TOT hNN war tuNlNH lltttmIFH 30. 1850. OF III
condition of the Mutual Llfo Insurance com.
pauy Of sew York. made 10 tho secretary of
state NJ The State Of Utah, in pursuance 0f nc
laws relating 90 insurance companies
The amounted iis cap M
ilal stock tH.,..,,... gu.
The amount 0f is cap. fN,plMl
iial stock pAid up b. ''''A'
The amount OF ~ asses s...... .gla5lI "a
The amount 81 10 liabilities
nj, taGlgs,1E Ganitan is..,.-. IeLsI7,isi IS
over all liabilities iH.....,.... .IggB ggg Il
Tue name Of ~ agent OF att0r.
ncy, residing in this ftAto.
upon whom service Of pro
cess In any Ciyil action
against sad company may
be made h William NJ. Dolli
YER
Tne receipts during the year
~, were Z, ,;,,;..,...,. assgJt0 81
year Wcte.,,.,.... 1921 500 %
STATE oF NEW YoRR.
County " kew York.
Isaac b, lloyd, second Wee presdopt n,
Thr Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY on VrW
lork' being duly sworn, doposcs and says that
no Is No above defcribod oi'cor of sHid com
pany hud that thr foregoing statement OF tGo
general condition OF fAid company an sstI
thirtyslrzt day ~ December, lsIl' Ia enrrgri
according TO NO best " Die Information,
l3AAu y. Lloyd.
second Vice presIdtnt
huhsrubed aud sworn 10 before me this I'm
day Of May A, h.. lsyl. 500"
lsEALt ALFRED MACKAY.
Commissions for tho state OF Utah in Nav
lors
srArE uF trAu,
once Of SECRETARY OF state,
/, james A. Hammond, Secretary OF tstate
on ihg state oi utah, 40 hereby certify that
tho above and foregoing 10 fun, true and cor
rect copy ut The annual statement III tho grnr.
RAJ condition Of the above named insuTAnre
company, Med IN my ONCE on the elth day III
May, 1906, In pursuance OF the laws OF tbia
state relating ~ Insurance companies
In witness whereof, ! have hofcunto set nv
hand and AfiNed tho great seal
t.v.t OF tho state Of Utah, ut salt
p'' Lake CITY. thu. .Oth day Of May,
J r. HAMMOND,
secretary OF state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

Hoods Pills arc the bee, srdiBne
plIis, assist digestion, prevent oonsll.
pAtoh' @0e'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

handkerchief bearing tho iuitla's--iha'
ho was totally ignorant Of u being
among the rest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

NNH JUS AN" NNNNA NNAfAA
pr1stmtins rst wuro
numerous aud 1 could
got no rest day oruight.
iruuslltcd loading ply
siciau. aud tfirdAdyyr.
tlscd rcmcdlcs. They
ruvomuunrcl.uE One "
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-04-09
Jury List For April 27.

List of Traverse Jurors drawn this Goth
day of March 1896, to serve as Traverse
Jurors az a special term of Court, COM
mencing on the 4th Monday of April 1896,
the same being the 9th day of said month.
Adams Leander Marion twp, farmer
Aderhold Charles, Jelfer son twp, farmer.
Rarnhart A, Milerstown boro, oil pro.
Cochran l. NJ Butler 4th ward, clerk.
Coalman August, Jefferson twp. farmer.
Cochran David j Mercer twp, farmer.
Dunbar VIM AlicK, MiddleseX Twp, farmer.
Dodds " b, Muddycreek twp, farmer.
Dindinger VIM, Jackson twp, farmer.
Daubenspeck Abram, Parker twp, farmer.
Emrick John, Summit twp, farmer.
Elrick J NJ, HarriSyille boro, druggist.
EytE Frank, Centrevillc boro, hotelkeepar.
Frazier James, Clay twp, farmer.
Golden Patrick, Butler 2nd ward oil pro.
Green Samuel, Clay twp, farmer.
Gallager D H. Clearheld t~p, farmer.
Glenn VIM. Washington twp, farmer.
Hutchinson w NJ, Oakland twp, farmer.
Hesslegesser John, " infeld twp, farmer.
Knoch Friedrich, Jefferson twp, farmer.
Kohmyer Hefter, Veuango twp, farmer.
Link John. Worth twp, farmer
Ligent Joseph. Adams twp, laborer.
Mckee A b. Allegheny twp, farmer.
McGucker James, Clearfeld twp, farmer.
Miller Edward, Connoquenessing twp,
farmer.
McNees W S, Middlesex twp, preacher.
Monks ) W, Middlesex twp, farmer
Mckinley Michael, Concord twp, farmer.
McGnnegal Wilson, Jefferson twp, farmer
Myers Frank, Compromising twp, Jew
eler
Rummel John, Winfield twp, carpenter.
Ruff Al. Butler 9TH ward, merchant.
Strable John, Middlesex twp, farmer.
Snyder H E, Butler 9th ward preacher
Stamm Solomon, Forward twp, farmer.
Studebaker DAVID, Worth twp, farmer.
Studebaker Joseph, Worth twp, farmer.
Scott John, Lancaster twp, farmer.
Snyder Abraham, Mercer twp, farmer.
Thompson Charles, Buffalo twp, farmer
Tebv James, Zellenople borO. j P.
Thompson Nelson, Brady twp, farmer.
Vanderlin Samuel Marion twp, farmer.
Wade Isaac, Washington twp, farmer;
W eitsell Daniel, Sr, Butler lst ward, Tray
man.
Wilson E ], Zelienople boro, gent.