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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-12-03
THE CA7oc7lN CLARION.
CHAS. E. CASSELL.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, Dec. g. 1896.
NewsDaDer Law Decisions.

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Au Insane LinguisL

sT. LOUIS, NAV Ia. y. Lconi,
who oonvefses flIrnlly In French,
German, Spauisn, Italian, Russian
anu Latin rs we'll as Englith, Oecu.
pics u cot In the city hospital where he
10 under observation Tor supposed In.
sanity. Monday night 10 was picked
up on the street while talking 10 an
imaginary audience.
DR.. Bultor Hsid that the left aide Of
his skull had been crushed In, the
broken fragments had been removed
the soaly sswei back In place, leaving
n soft spot II perhaps two inches IA
diameter. Tlat evidently was tho
cause OF his dementia. LeOni has n
brother aud iather IN Milwaukee who
have been notified Of his condition. c.
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CHEFOO INCIDENT.
Believed 10 DO But an Ordinary BuSl-
ness Transaction.
A BRITISH AND GERMAN PROTEST.
The Russian Squadron Ready 10 DC.
eupy Port Arthur or Some other
Strategic Point

LONDON, May l3.-A special from
Shanghai says tho British and dor-
man minister at Pekin projected
against the action Of tho Russians ocou.
plying a part OF tho iorsohOfo at Choioo,
contrary to treaty rights. The Russian
squadron in Chinese waters will rem.
dozveus at Choi3o in readiness 10 90.
cupy Porl Arthur or Kiaeho boy, on
the receipt Of Instructions from st.
Petersburg. la well Informed COM
moroial quarters OF London, - lie be-
llovod the Cheioo Incident is but al
ordinary business deal ~ Ferguson &
Go. hNvo boon Offering 10 sell land
alleged ~ have boon eelz u l0r sale,
aud the only cause TOT disquicl IL the
fact that ;be Russian Stoam Nayiga.
ton company, through whose agent,
J. SMITH, an American, the lsnd has
been occupied, is company lublid!sed
BY the Russian government
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RUNAWAY SCHOOL BOYS.
A Iruaut officer Named Last Night 10
Ltok After lhem-1he Law
10 b. Enforced.

Whether tho coming Of many cir.
ouse6 with attendant monagcflos have
offered undue attractions aud induce.
monls TO the school boys OF tTuGncy
proeiiyiIlus or whether some other
cause IL responsible fot their absence
from the school room IL a question that
tho board Of education 10 Just now un.
able TO Gnawor. Certain II IL though
that the truanoy Is prAo,iced In the
city schools now as II never was before.
In the past there has not been
much trouble from this evil, but
now II has become epidemic
aud ring Of lees than
dozen boys arc 10 blhmn. These will
be closely wAtohsd hereafter and be-
compelled 10 attend school or suffer
the penalties OF tho law.
Last night the committee on toAch-
ors aud school work named J. w.
Miner, an ox.p0llcemAn, as ttuant
oiilCer aud for the remainder of tho
school year runaway boys viii be
especially cared Tor by him. la some
instances, strange rs II may seem,
parents have given encouragement 10
their children In their law leasness. In
90 doing they themselves become
violators OF tho law, which expressly
provides:
Any parent, guardian or other psr.
sou, having control OF any ohild be-
tween eight and fourteen years OF age,
who wiliully fails 10 comply with the
requirements OF tho law (sondlng
IA m IN arhnoI for Mt Ianst .tvt..r
weeks each school Year, shall b. guilty
OF misdemeanOr, anu upon cOuvie-
tiou thereof lie fined not more than $40
Tor the first nilense, Aud for the second
ani each subsequent offence, $50 and
costa Ia each oaso, such nue ~ DO paid
into tue district school fund.
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San FRANCtsCo, May l3.-On Fri.
day last the grand Jury found trua bills
against two men whose names and
crimes have thus far been kept a
secret.
The men indicted are Charles
Becker, known for twenty yosm and
more m tho "pFince " fofgefs," Aud
James Grecgan, who has no squal as n
norotiaiOf Of spurious paper.
Ball WIS fixed IN each case Al $50, 900
anu bench warrants were istued by
Judge Slack Tor tie arrest OF tue two
expert criminals
IN order TO M ,ko these indictments
possible the man now In jail here
charged with the Nevada tank iofg-
cry, by which a Woodland draft Tor
So IVES oasbed for S22,OUO nnd who o.
known "a a. II. Duau, flank L.scsysr
and Otherwise, turnsl states evidence,
told dramatic tale 10 the grand Jury
and was promised on behalf OF the dis.
ttlct attorney immunity from the optr.
alton Of the law.
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IN nEIIALr or AnnENIA.
Tho ae'hodists rrstsst AEaiast &
Outrsgss Committed.


The aeshodisis rTstsst AEaiast thu
outrsEss CommIttod.
CLEVELAND, May ls.--The IAiolho.
dist conference opened today with
Bishop Vincent In the chair. Rssolu.
tons were offered denounclng In the
strongest terms the Armenian
outragcs and mAsacres and re.
iorring 10 the apathy OF tho
Christian governments, Europe and
America. 1t closed by calling on Con.
gTess to pass jolnt resolution author.
iElng tho President 10 enter into negn.
tistiors with thu European govern.
ments directly Interested, with view
OF interfering and preventing further
massscres. The resolution also pro.
yidei that a copy OF the resolution he
sent TO both houses OF Congress. IL
was referred 10 tho committee on the
state VI tho church. The proposition
70 change the time OF holding the
general conference from May to the
tinl "wednesday In May aroused dis.
cusslou on the point OF the consiitu.
tlOnality OF tho action. Three-iOuflhs
VI the annual conference approved Il
ana II was approved by more than two
thirds OF tue general conference. Dr..
Leonard led toe opposition. Tho vote
stood 8S7 yeas ~ 100 nays. Tho next
general conference will! therefore mUsi
the first "wednesday Of May, 1900.
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CAIRO, Ills, hiay I8.-rhs Grand
Army parade here was the greatest
event seen since the war aud was
Witnessed by Thousands OF people.
business houses anu residences were
olaborately decorated with Gags ana
pictures OF Lincoln, Grant aud Logan.
The children OF the public schools
were mAsset nj three points, dressed
In oolora 30 that each company repre-
scented tue American flag, aud M the
veterans passed they sang patriotic
songs and strewad the path with
noweIe. Afterwards camp ffea were
held al which National Commander
Walker anu Regiment Commander
Powell were the principal speAkore.
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SAN FRANChCO, May IA. w.
C0pman, general manager VI the
5 andard Oh company In Japan ana
Chiuu, arrived from the Orient on the
CHINA Last night. Mr.. Copman has
great faith In JAraa ~ an important
factor iu the oommsfoial word. He
eal sha IL forging ahoad in all iinos 81
iniustry und he thinks she will soon
DO hos competitor with Eutopo for
the Oflcptal iiaIo ia many kinds OF
manufactured goOds. This cDmpot-
ton, Mr Copman Biys, will affect
Europe more than this country. TIC
Japanese, he sayr, have tho two
requisites 10 fuc sess Of any nati0t--
ituEulity and Industry, These traits
% character, no says, tre alike notice
able In the Rich and the poor. Further
than this, ho tays, Japan IL ambitious,
and this, coupled with her frugal and
Industrious hnJiig, Will bear her Hl0ug
on tue iull tide IT commercial power
until her ir iiucncy Will bo felt al over
the w3rId.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.


The directors OF tho Salt Lake d
Pacific met NJ tho company's oflioo Ia
the Hoopor.Eldredge block at 10 y. IN.
today and for two hours important
business matters were discussed.
President George 2. Cannon made
a formal report OF mis- recent trip east
aud his meeting with tho reorganiza.
ton committee, several memDets Of
which arc due here tomorrow. Those
geutlemen nt5 now inspecting the
Oregon Short Line, anu as they are
travelling In a special train, the exact
hour VI their arrival Is not known.
During their adjourn IN this city they
VIII meet with the officers Of tho new.
ly projected roads. The outcome Of
the conference will DO looked for with
great deal OF interest
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BuuIiC's porilta wen. p. T.. Rlzy'a
StguCz tecOnd. Atths Alldeye soil.
lnt plate tlutc were sixteen ttnftofa,
including the American horse
Wishsfd's Entry which finished
second. Molrsuy was fitst, Cettgllfo
second. There we've no AmuIlclu
hOuCs In the Newmarket stake race
Tor thfoe.y entolls. Leopold DrrJtf.
chllia Galeazz1 won; BAlsamo second,
Bfldwnfdiuu thirt Elit0en hOrres ran.
Pierre LoflilbtO's Dacoiah II won
the plate Tor the horses which had not
won race of The value 0i 900 r1vcf.
oignsi Carlton Grange, teu9nJ; Hawk.
wood third.
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a Sob 81 Citisrns iuvaJss the connoil
Chandler OF Hammond, tud.

uub 81 CiftErnH iuyaJss the Council
Chandler OF Hammond, lnd.
CHICAGO, May l3.-Frou fighls fol-
loWuI tue meeting Of the Hammond,
lud., cImmOu council last night n
mob OF angry oilEuus layaaud tho
council chamber, bguamo aroused " 9
vi ch oiiury by the c0unoilm0u's action
and At tue end Pre- cipitated n hand 10
hand battle 10 which the following
persons suffered most severely:
EZ.C0uuuliman Fred w, Newell,
scalp wound caused by heavy cane In
BANDS OF Charles Specher.
Theodore Ahlendoff, ex.townshlp
oiilcer, two tcvth knocked out; back In.
lufed.
Apdree Rowalikl, LET, hand lScor.
niuI,
Fnnk Bonler, head cut aud Intern.
ally injured.
Cbailss spelonVr, eyes gouged and
Olhotwi6e uisfgufed.
10 expected humorous arrests will
follow the hgnt anu todAy'u police
court SESSIONS may add another chap.
ter TO the Incident.
The measure that caused the trouble
was bill introduced AT a special meet
ing held on Monday night. Antlol.
patlng lie passage, the Domoofats,
headed by Joseph q. ibach, pttllionUd
Tot az Injunction which ives granted
yesterday by Superior Judge Cass.
The viii contained an order suioiniug
Mayor Mott and tho council from cto-
ating any new wards Ia the city, or Ia
any way changing the present boun.
dairy lines, or from adding 10 the terri.
tory.
Despite the order ihs mayor called
Tor the vote. Councilman Reilly
arose 10 protest, anu tbAt was tho sig.
nal iOr the outbreak.
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Decision In a sInInu suit.

SAN FBASCisCo, May l3.-Judge
Hebbsrd OF the superior court has
banded down his second decision In
the suit Of NJ. w. Fox Va The Hale
and NoTorots silver Mining company
on the question Of the damages Gus
tninud by the etookh0ldurB OF the AL.
legged fraudulent milling OF ores by
Directors Alyluzn Hayward anu III,
NJ. Levy. Hts first decision gave n
Judgment for s2lO,l07 for the excessive
milling charges anu for S78g,6lS Tor
damages for fraud. The latter item
tue supreme court considered too high
anu 40 sent the case back TO Judge
Hobbard for revision. The Judgment
today reiteTalos the former decision for
the excessive milling charges but re-
dutes tile damAges allowed for fraud
by tS7l $50 allowing SilL63s instead
OF s7Sg,6ls.
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CUBAN sITUATIUN.
senior Palma IL nueh Encouraged over
the Present Outlook.


wAsmNGToN, May l3.-Among th,
spectators OF the unwilling OF To,
statue OF General Hancock was Senior
Palma, the PRECEDENT OF tho Cuban
republic In the United States.
BonoT Palma nas been over In New
York TOT some time aud IL IL rumOred
ne II giving his personal attention "a
the shipment OF afms 10 Cuba, hut this
10 denied by tho patriots here, VINO say
Senior Palma II concerning himAell
with diplomatic maltors only, aud tina,
be has Intentionally kept his skirts
clear Of the charge OF aiding the nllbus-
teTs.
In talking over the situation In Cuba
Minister Palma said with evident ear.
nsstnosf;
~ feel much encouraged over tn @
outlook ior the Cuban republic. Gomez
with anarmy IL cOlniDR westward agGi q
and Garcia will soon follow with an.
other. IL We could Put 10000 rifles
only into Cuba tho war would DO over
In six months.
The sentiment OF A meTicans and the
attitude OF the government OF This
country over the Competitor affair
are very gratifying TO us. think the
United States government Ia being
more and more Convinced that the
methods Spain 10 pursuing In Cuba are
too iniquisous 10 BE- permitted TO pro-
coed much longer.
The talk In the newspapers OF this
country ana Europe about Spain bring.
Ing tho war TO n closo by giving Cu6a
some sort Of home rule IL Ne ridiculous
~ are the spanish reports that Cuba
was already 10 be closed IN n bsnefi.
oisnt garb OF reform when the war
began.
There never will be an end to the
present war unless II comes with full
Independence for the Cuban prople.
ThaI IL what the CubAns are fightiuK
ioT; that Ia what they will continue 10
fight for until it Ia attained. Spain Is
In most desperate condition, anu 10
growing weaker, while we are growing
stronger. Cuban freedom Ia assured as
absolutely M any coming event eau be
fOresh ado Ved.O
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woLcorr, Col, May i3.-Thoodofe
Uibirsu, proprietor OF the restaurant
oil $50 KontnCy street, Ban FTAnoltco,
who gut the RIO GfA8ds uati.b0uAu
train hero yesterday, has b. came vic
luntly insane. Ho il under the I'm.
precision thu, IT'S wife Kate Ia trying 10
have him nstuhsinntUd, Tho police
nave taken him 10 Rtd CllG where he
Will be givsn IA gting. UiJlgAu
broke several window lisHts, cutting
his wrist severely. lie has b,en drink.
leg heavy and mny have been drug.
Iuu,
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A DANaEIIOur PnAUrIcr.
To strap a Haby TO Hsuhot on tho
nicS Gle.

MES eie.
CHICAGO, May l8.-The fond father,
the admiriug uncle and tbs dotlng big
brother who nave been Ia the habit OF
stamping baby into basket or other
o0nIrivAnce and giving the youngslsr
a ride on tue bicycle must i0regO that
sort " amusement or incur the liabil.
Ivy Of prosecution. Such Ia the edlct OF
the Illinois humane society, which
claims the practice now In vogue not
ouly impefils the life Of tho child by
accident, but tends to impair its health
In more ways than Ons,
Tue ofllotfs OF the society have boon
giving the matter serious investigation
and have become alarmed al tho con-
sequences being visited on the extreme
ly young generation OF bicycle rideIs.
A baby strapped on the front OF .
wheel must needs stand the bgunl OF
tho shock when a collision occurs and
In helpless whom dagger arises. But
that IN only one Of the least objections
rIisei. Medical experts, they say. Aro
convinced that tho rapid and unnatural
motion affects tho child'a brain. II
tho advice Is disregatded, the officials
OF tho society will take u hand and In
woke this aid Of the law,
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DC Cnsnn Qne.lIen cen.Iasred.

WAslnSuroS, Mar lathe Ben.
ate coumiItuo on foreign relation TO-
Jay conriuerod Mofghn'r j.int resJlu.
ton recognizing The bolligcfrncy Of
tue Cubaus, Tut action was postponed
until next meeting. Morgan explain.
81 at como length that his roas0n Tor
ciicrl, x the resolution ia form which
would, u adopted by C8ngfnss, require
the Ac,iou OF the PRECEDENT, was inst
no iolt The time had arrived whon the
American government m whole
should declare to position. HO laid
uiroHs upon tue condition Of American
u.azsns Va Cuus and urged that nutiou
be IaLon en- THE, u 10 other Hccouut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-13

WtsutyG1OS, b. O., Msy ls.-Tho
Senate has defeated by ~ ~ % tho
amendment VI u0rman 10 the river
nnd harbor bill, limiting tho expendi.
tures Jndof tbs contract to t0n mIlll0nn
annually.
The rivet and hafhor bill passed. tho
5onatc by u vote Of 81 too.
Th0ie whO yo'ud In the negative
we've: Bate, Chiffon, Harris, Hin,
smith, Wise lDJm0crsts), Brown
az publiesnl, anu Allen aud Kyle
lP0nnlIsaI.
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Declare Tor m.Hlnisy.

IN. JOsEpH, Mo-, May l3.-kt 4
O'Clock this morning the Republican
stats convention adjourned after TO.
solving In iAvet nj Mckinley Tor
PftaldUnt, ami sound money. The
Jelegatcs-at.lafge ar! CbnuBcsy I.
Filloy, eK.toHFfys +. g.. Nciocr.
inghaus, Major WILLIAM Warner, j..
II. Boutwell,. The convention 70.
elected Chhuncey /. Filley u the slate
GENITAL o3mmlitoe aud adopted rCsolu.
lions favofing him ae q mUmuer Of the
national Republican committee TO sue.
coed X. q. Ketus.
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As 10 Bank Statements.

Secretary Of State Hammond. who
"a sl,o State bank examiner, has mailed
E copy Of the following notice to every
banking institution In Utah organized
under State laws
Gcutlomeni-ln accordance with tho
provisions Of section 25lf Of an act gov
erning banking corporations, approved
March 3, 1883, you Me hereby notified
and required TO publish, In some news
paper having a general circulation in the
county whore your bank N located,
statement Of ,te condition OF your bank
At tho oloso Of business on May 7, 1855,
aud forward a copy OF tho same TO thus
OilCo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-13

SAN FRANCISCO, May lS.--Waltsr
Scott Hobart, tho young mining
millionaire anu famous horseman, was
married last evening to Miss Hannah
Neil Williams, daughter Of Pay
Director W. W. Williams, U. s. n.
and niece Of Brigsdisr General J. W.
Forsyth, u. 3. A., mmsndsnt Of the
department Of California. The osfe.
mony took place In the suburban town
VI Ban Rafael.
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Dyer, IIns a orIarnnc..

wAsHISoTos, May lS.-Rvpressn.
tativo HOPKINS has received from
Walter q. Dygeft, the ouug Illlnnisan
VINO had such an unpleasant expert.
enee In Cuban prisO n, n personal
letter OF thanks for his release. Among
other things Dyget says: "rhe span.
ish government did not treat me we'll
OF give mo n fair chance TO show my
Innocence, aud l do not feel the kind.
est toward II. / attend to present my
claim before the state department I
against the Spanish government for
damages for III treatment and impTis.
onment received ut hut hands,
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nsol, JsrI.sen,s n.r.ns..

NEWPORT, KY, MBy lS.-AttoFnsy
Crawford, tor tho defense In the scott
Jackson case, finished his argument NJ
noon. Among the propositions pre-.
sented today was one that Pearl Bryan
was dead before the BODY was tsken b
Kentucky. Another was that n che
was killed In Kentucky, the murderer
WIS not Scott Jackson. Attorney
Lockharl, for the commonwealth, viii
bogin tho closing argu msnt tomorrow
afternoon.
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New YoRK, May ls,-William
Tucker, a theatrical man, who came
TO this city from Chicago with his
iamlly short time ago, died sudIenly
last evening while witnessing the per
iormance in the Union Square theater.
the cause OF his death has not as Vel
been determined, but II Ia supposed 10
have been heart failure.
PHILADELPHIA, May Is. IT. Q.
Knight, chairman Philadelphia stock
exchange for ten years, Ia dead, aged
81.
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m Mns a ,Iond nur.t.

RAcISE, Wiz, May IA storm
Visited this city Last night which de-
volOted intO a cloudbutsL IL lasted
two hours aud vast quantities OF rain
tel. In many places the water was
even with tho cufbing Of the main
streets, and In lovlands II was three
ieet deep. Cellars were Hooded and
altogether u was the greatest down
pour known In yehra. IL was accom-
panied by thunder and lightning aud
"a brewery on Douglas Avenue was
struck anu entirely consumed.
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Supreme Court OpiniOn.

Chief Justice IN no handed down an
opinion in the suprsIns court today In
the case Of J. w. Boaslsy Iosponde mt
VI T.. NJ. Sparks ct al Affirming the
Judgment Of the lower court with u
unanimous concurrence. The verdict
VA this Gaze was rendered by nine
lutoTs; the only exception gelles upon
tbs appellants rs whether verdict
c0nouTrsd In by loas than twelve lur.
ors gs provided by the act ofthe Ter
TlloTial Legislature approved March
10, 1892, Will support Ito judgment.
Tue question has been passed upon by
the court In tho affirmative.
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nurdorIn lhs second DsErse,

WICHITA, Kansas, May lS.-Mrs.
Irene LeJnsrd, accused OF tho murder
VI hor husband, HeETy IL. Leonard,
was today iounI guilty Of murder Ia
the second degree. The fact that Leon.
ard was killed In his own house and
that the motive was TO stcurs insuT-
snoe was not only established by cir.
cumstantiAl evidence but by the con.
IsaHi0n Oi The defendant. Marion
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an. New 1InrL.. Hnc,..

LONDON, May l8.-PisTte LorlllArdJs
bands won the maiden plate at New.
market today, seven hOrses running
George ii. KeIcham was second, Red
VHgin third. NoIman,on made "A
running short distance when BAuda
overlook him, led the remainder OF the
race and won easily by four lengths.
Lorillard's Berzak ran third ia the
race for the Dyke plate. Il. ID.
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WAsnsuTOS, May i5.-rho Prcsi.
dent today ten. tho Senate the uomi.
nation Of John &. Tauuoy, Missouri,
altoolale Justice Oi Tue supreme court
" Oklahoma.
Mr.. lattnty l. the we'll known OK.
conRrcesman OF Kansas City. He held
seat In tho present. Congress, but was
unHoatud.
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LONDON, Stay l3.-tt was reported
on tue stock exchange this Afternoon
that tho Pretoria reform prisoners,
WITH the exc pllon Of the i've leaders,
hat been released subject 10 three
yests' banishmout. There were o.,
each sunieuceu TO two yraTs' lmptlson.
munt with $4,000 finos, or falling n
payment, one years additional i'm.
pfisonmeut and three ycata' banish.
ment after the expiration Of tue im.
pflsOnment.
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WHO IS THIS lib" y?
4 Latter Of Aarlin Hayken 10 Tho
Firm Of Andrews & Go.
DEVELOPS A LITTLE SENSATION
lE the Trial Of Joseph X Morris for
Bri1ery-Judgs Powers Getting
Work ia On HaJken.

The most important evidence which
was brought forth In todhy's trial Of
the Morris bribery cnsc was q letter
written ~ Haykon to the nrm Of An-
drcws & 20. The letter Was intro
dUcod ~ the defense and contained
one item which Judge Powers will
utilize In an attempt to shift the ro-
sponsibillty for the furniture deal from
the shoulders Of tho defendant. The
Initials al. b." In tho communication
are construed by the defense TO refer 10
Herman Bamberger,and rs tbs inilials
appear In connection with percentage
proposition 1t Is tho evident intention
ot Judge Powers 10 mako the moot
Of II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-13

DENvER, May l3.-"CraEy Horse"
Newell, an ex.oonvioi, shot ana
dangerously wounded Charles J.
stewart, ex.member OF Hayerly's
minsItels, In r. A. Hickoy's saloon
last night Newell AMI Stewart were
iriends and the shot was intended tor
Hickey, with whom Newell quarrtllOd
over the payment Tor dtiuks.