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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-07
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKEr

New York, Aug. 6.-F'lour-Receipts
$4,000 barrels; exports, 1900 barrels.
Market dull and steady, closing heavy
in sympathy with the break in wheat
Wheat-Receipts, 5000 bushels; ex-
ports, $4,000 bushels. Spot, weak; No.
hard, 667s Options were demoralized
today, breaking almost &c. under
heavy liquidation, weak cables, the
break in stocks and rumors of south
ern bank failures; closed 11a@15s net
lower. August closed GIG; September
closed CPS.
Wool-Quiet.
Petroleum - Pennsylvania crude,
steady, 1867 bid. Ohio crude, strong.
Pig Iron-Quiet.
Silver-6S1s.
Copper-Easy; brokers and exchange
price, II.
Lead-steady; brokers' price, go;
exchange, 2.S21a.
Tin-Quiet; straits, 13.35@13S5.
Spelter-Dull; domestic, 800.
CoffeAOptions closed steady with
prices 5G15 points net decline. Sales,
$4,000 bags; August, 10.25@1O.SO; Sep
TENDER, 9.9O@9.95.
Spot Coffee-Rio, quiet; No. Z, liz;
mild, quiet.
Sugar-Raw, firm; centrifugal 90
test, S1a. Sales, 76,00Os bags. Musco-
vado S9-test, 1-16; refined, active.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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TOTAL SALES.

New York, Aug. 6.-The total sales of
stocks today were 24SOO0, including:
American Tobacco, $500; American Su-
gar, $4,000; Atchison, 400; Burlington,
26,100; Chicago Gas, 1900; Distillers &
Cattle Feeding, $500; Louisville &
Nashville, II, 900; Manhattan, 5400; Mis-
souri, Pacific, 800; Northwestern, 500;
Rock Island, 11,4OO; st. Paul, 3S, 100;
Western Union, 1880; W. & L. E.,
500; silver certificates, 10000.
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THIRTY DAYS MORE.

FRANKFORT, KY, Aug. 6.-Gover-
nor Bradley respited Anthony Aicorn
Lincoln thirty days. He was to hang
for numbering his father.
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THINK 1T OVER.

Have you ever heard of a medicine
with such a record of cures as Hoods
Sarsaparilla? Don't you know that
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the One True
Blood Purifier, has proved, over and
over again, that it has power to cure,
even after all other remedies fail? If
you have impure blood you may take
Hoods Sarsaparilla with the utmost
confidence that it will do you good.
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samuel w. she11aberger.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Judge
Samuel W. shellaberger. one OF the
most prominent members of the bar in
this city, died at D. m. tonight
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LIVERPOOL wheat.

Liverpool, Aug. 6-Wheat-Spot,
steady; demand poor; No red winter,
5s I'd; red spring. 5s I'd: No. 1 Califor-
MIA SIS sd
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mr.. REED WAS
MUCH AFFECTED
Nominated by Maine Republicans
for the Tenth Successive
Term.
SEES A BIG FIGHT AHEAD
TALKS GLIBLY ABOUT THE RUIN OF
THE NATIONS CREDIT.

Builds Up a Straw Argument Show
ing Fifty Cent Dollar, and Then
Endeavors to Make Others See 1t
as He Does-A Case of the Noun
tain in Labor and the Product u
Mouse.
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Articles
CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET

On the produce exchange, today. the
butter market steady, creamery, 10G14;
dairy, SOP; eggs, quiet, 9G10.
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PENCIL WILL CASE
TO BE PUSHED.
The Skeleton in the Fair Family
Closet.
IT WILL SOON BE IN VIEW.
FIRST DEFINITE MOVE IN COM
PLICATED CASE.

IL the So-CaIIed Pencil VIII is
Genuine, that Win End the
Trouble; If 1t Be Proven Spurious
Well, There VIII Be sIore Fun for
the Lawyers, as the SUM of 500
100000 is Involved.
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WILL ALL BE THERE.

by the municipal governments Of all
cities, towns and villages.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-07

Hoods Pills assist digestion; Is cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-07

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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"And if she can, why should we want
Evening star., 1896-09-22

ST.&DWG.. CIR. :. $500
:9S Az sw, Gr. $1,000
3tr, II sw. bath. Gr.1i.3o
1o23 LIST sw. 6r. .i2.oJ
1921 Half sw, Sr...1o
B B.LEONAED.530 a.. s.w.
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FOR RENT-603 lST ST..
@ 80 AZ sw, ar. ST. .s25
s3 3 9th sw, Or. IL. 30
$50 II sw. 5r, W. 1850
aooo Half sw. 3r. 800
Sl4 II sw, ar. 80
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y WANTED-HOUSES.

WaNIEi.-TVIII. PAY ALL CASH FOR 4tN ) TO
iuT's,I,i t.t'Ig house in -vol location ;iiat is
bargain: /" $3.50 or less ;. /. ID, star
GtirS- -v2-3t'
WANIEi-rO OWNERS OF VACANT HOjSi..5-
W.. LariE: apD.lcat ions tllIn c.u LII.
Let rest your vacant .uISeS for you.
UrI.%i-lII RALPH w. LEE. t,G 18th 81. n
WANTED HOUSES To i;i-NT-WE HAVE DAILY
H. iuiry fUr good houses; yours may suit; try
We give personal attention to renting houses.
GEO H. BLISS " CD. 653 + ST. W. au2Stf
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSr-oN SUNDAY LAST. ON PA. AVE. BET
Tth AMI IotE NV. aGSc;it 80 IN, Itly's
cllIieiiinc watch Suitable reward if returned to
J. H. Eti.Ei X co. 2th AID q st>. SEP, 3t'
IoST-GR STRAYED- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
10 blaais sSliie dog 81 n.:njhs old. caIin collar
With tag Reward. T2t 18TH it,
IOST-IN STANTON SQUARE OR VICINITY
chiid's gold necki Ice. Reward If returned to 113
9Th sell St.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL. sARRINGTON, ATTORNEy-AT-LAw
Webster Law building. sos ID st. NV, Washing
ton d. Z. Residence. No. 3 Mount Vernon Flats,
New York and 9th st. n. se1S
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FOX RENT
ISIS JEFFERSON PLACE
TIREE.STORI BRICK HOUSE, CONTAINING
TEN ROOMS AND BATH Price, S120 per year.
Apply
se16-tf w. n. HUYCK. 1908 Penn. ave.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENTERS G ST NV, NICELY FUR
Eishcd parlor bed room, LIST floor; also ID and sd
story rooms; convenient to cable and electric cars.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

ToE S.I4.-A FINE II'SINrS.; HORSE: Yo;-Nti
and ~-ir... as, = sile.Ir AI.sy .4d ilaril,,s: Il
iirp lsti.sN paIrlOI; ais, hnr cJt-unlrr surrey
lt'-' lith - NV s.'22-.;'
CARRIA'agS. ROAD CARTS PHAETONS.
Warran.e! best material Catalogue free
nJKANr-DpI:T CARRIAGE GO.
r. s Warii'!l, Ast. tsl3-1n't $40 II St
Fuii SAFE -siNE FINE VICTORIA. rUI.E AND
SHIFTS; n.atly NV: mad" hy Walter.
sel!>t DiNtAN>uN I'Et,$. ath and d sts
% HEAD oF HORSES JUST ARRIVED FROM
Lexington. NY:
Gur IrJir II SprrcI Horses.
ON pair ~ fIy IIor-.s.
To Combination Saddle Horses.
Six corp Horses.
one HDFSc can tlat mil. in $50 and two that
can trot II 3 minutes. tan be seen ut
JOHN SIMMONS STABLE
scl"--w i2rf thio ave- NV.
To. SALE Vt \ tsREAE S.i,i.If'H..-A We
t"ria; II at by brewster < Co troe and shafts.
comparatively new and il perfect condition.
Also one Eight combination trap good i Rev.
Also hInisnme team of coach hors.s: sound
ftIrltSS AMI stylish; very handsome road
horse: .uy lady drive Must be -uid. .,d
dress Fox |. StHr ctic'. ScID-2w
business aEi dayton wagons at cost for 20 days .
cash only : fIil i!ne of harness. robes and
whiI'~- t'prG Midday. Wednesday and Friday
nights 80 to .:tp I.itt.
my@5-td COOK < JaI;BuE. s2a5 VI St NV
For SAI.t, SECONDHAND DELIVERY CART
cheap. Apply to \. J. SrAisI.ER. 92.. d St NV
FuR SAi.E- LEFT WITH Us EY DIFFERENT
parties. FiSoilS. surrcys, bugsies and harness:
all styles " reasonable o-feT refused goT u St
NV. WASHINGTON LIVERY WAtsON AND
HARNESS CO au25-lm.
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G2l 4th NV. 1lr.. s,055 3019 Cambridge. Or. 20
1416 9th NV. LOT. 90 % :sOI7 Cambridge Sr 90
1907 81 NV, Or. 20 :ul5 Cambridge, Or 500
pa 18th sw. lir. .:,5G1 :i5 32d nv, l4r. 800
1G2O st nv, ar. 1910 80 1lti fiat ,5r 20. 80
1923 Cambridge, 20 80 1Ith fiat .Ir IL. 30
GA:iCH BROS,
se22-tf 1891 Il ST. NV.
FOR IiNT-ITE BEST HOUSE. EVER OFFERED
Tor 5000; worth so: in the fashionable NV;
never occupied: 10 rooms; HOT WATER HEAT.
2li6 L st. OPEN.
1t D. D. SION.. & SONS, Soi & SOC r st. NV.
FOR EENT-A VERY DESIRABLE BROOM BitlrK
dwelling: SH6 18Th St nv: all MI, and newly
furnished. LOUIS l.. SHOEMAKER, go r nv.
.22-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-HANDsOA ELY FUR. NEW CORNER
house of 10 fashionable neighborhool:
central location: NV; $120 per mo- Apply to
OWNER. 6c5 E st. NV. sc.2-:st"
FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED,
Ias hlonabe neiyhhOfhood; completely furnished:
$!.5 month, unfurnishtd $1CO month. 1902
21st st. se21-3ts
FOI; EENT-FROM OCT !, FURNISHED HOUSE
OF II rooms; conn Iete order: present occupants
will remain If desired. 1919 = st. n.w. se19-aa-
FOR FURNISHED ON y ST. NEAR 18TH;
petely and handsomely furnished; rent Ss5 per
mo. WM. {. NORRIS. 6y7 18th st. se19-3t
FOR RENT-A HANDSOME NEW HOUSE: .
rooms and bath; anil; furnished: fashionable
ne!gibOrilncd: NV; just OF Conn. ave-: 5000 Il
FOR RFNT-AN FL EGANT HOUSE on TIE
Portland Flat square; furnished and every
veni Icc: My 500 per month.
FOR KENT-OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL
lease for two years, with privilege OF renewal ut
same rate. his handsome 1I-Ioo:n house on 10th
ST; fully furnisltd Steinway piano, silver, glass.
china and linen Advantageous Terms viii hc Of
fered and Congressional members cor;"rip!at ~
residence here f.T two or more seasons Will tnd
leasing IN this instance cheaper than renting FOR
the winter. Address
sei5tf B,x 81. Star otfrr.
FOR RENT-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. COR. CLIFF
ton and 18Th SITS. modern hoise, fully and
handsomely furnished: lG rooils, baths. billiard
room with table: steam heat: freplaces with gas
logs: awnings. screens. Rent $3.50 per month
Occupied 10y owner. seI-n
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l5.i1 i'nrrnran - isw. J.,
l122 VI ave. furnish a -
lao | n'"n SO. Or .ii.3D
r's 9th nw. stur,. -
lil6 ttl HS. Sr...i.,
l~u7 18th aw .....15
1li5 Iir2rr's i.ar 1879
5ll fraikllu uH. 5r...lp
STA rr 1871 Epr-pr1n.Ip
liiEi;lDIsb. ifuT 4 -.
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FOR RENT - SUPERIOi. TABE BOARD AND
nicely furnished rooms furnace heat and bath, in
Il beautiful location; terms reasonable lOl4
.iY. IL "
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-A HANDSOME BLACK WA.%IT
u4rllie top cha 'l.. set; in excellent c;niit tiJIi
Apply THE ANlLOSrAN, IT'S CorcoraE ST.
So
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED Will. GIVE USE OF HANDSOME.
nearly furniture. Suitable for Broom house
in exchange fnr ho.s" with person OWING or
renting nct. hpIse. address f.. VI. A.. star office
sell
Evening star., 1896-09-22

FOR RFsNT-HANDSOA ELY FUR. NEW CORNER
house OF 10 rooms fashionable neighborhOol:
central location: NV; $120 per mo. Apply to
OWNER. G"h f st. n " Sod -::sts
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JSFlR RSISHED.

FOR RGNT-BY
w. H. BARNES 4 CO..
623 + ST. NV
17-2Corcoran nv, ,.,rS $40 ilU3 . st 80
12i4 Kenesaw ,Ss7. - R'r 1t;'J vi nv, 2r:I.J0
l0t-1GS f nv, 81. mi. 30. 5Gi CtEyDEED TENANTS.
1876 I'D NV. 30 !, 2&133 Bw.6 ,miS2o. co
12G ne, Or, mi. .39.UG i13U 10Th NV, Or. 20. 40
y NV, Or, mi. II. - 7l3 I'd sw. Or. Is 30
'22 3ih NV. ST. mi % so AID II. .ntoa he, Or T. so
5l4 I'd ne. 7r, mi. 70 - l1ue h"p al NV ir $50
1916 9TH NV Or mi -. ., ~ upp rt ct se ir. 80
.3t rs 18th 9r ~ 1856 keaL 81, Ivy Cy ,2r..5
GJ7 n. Sr, mi. .2U.5, OFFICE ROOMS.
STORES. Baltic bui ding.
S32 Fla NV. .g $4,000 apt,l Bank building
SHOPS. .ypog.ap.ical Temple.
1l01 Q 81 nw..... $40 Ii
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WRITE TO MRS. L. c. JONES, PAEONIAN
Spring. Louloun Co.. Va, for board; terms moder-
ate; no better place In va for health excellent
grounds. Special rates to families. City ref
jy1G-co.H
THE GoI-DsBORoUGH MANSION, TENALLY-
town road: 400 feet above tide will be oDen
through October; rooms and board at reduced
rates; 20 minutes from treasury. se15-14ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

WEN, sol 7TH ST. S.w.
10l5Md nv sw, Or, ;ni20.15
49i G sw. ar, ami p. 10
40 10th sw, 1r.mi.1s.O0
1329Ilnion sw. Or. W. gil. 90
COIADRED TENANTS.
3c5 eth Sc, Or. amiSl5.33
9l3 q It sw, Or, r,w.l4.U
953 Golden sw. .3r, 1880
Evening star., 1896-09-22

Iui. RENT :l6 II ST. NV: 3-STORY AND
basement | uyw indow brick: IL rooms AMI bath;
modern c0G'chi.nces.
224 /. til st. sw.: II rnnrS: bath. Apply 10
owner CllAS {. bCNChNSDE, 9Th and y SITS.
NV. s...2- Ct
FOR EIN 1913 y ST; FINE :;-SToGY ERIcK;
IL rooms: all modern Improvements; good plumb
ing; cellar: furnace. ! rooms lst floor rent
$50. NJ. II. IL. a34 + St nv. se.1-..t
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HOTELS.

DON'T FAN. TO STOP AT THE IMPERIAL CAFE
173 Main ST.. when you visit Norfolk, Va Yo1
get good breakfast, 20 cts; dinner, 30 cts and
polite attention. MALONY & SINSHEIAiER
se22-im"
Evening star., 1896-09-22
TlEE OR FEMALE.

WANTED STfsNoGRAIIIERS AND REMINGTON
typewriter operators directed to positions. IN
TIDN!.!iS rGOT.d"d c"a,Ietrnt stenoSrapIe:s ard
Remington Operators: charge for services.
WItktr.'f'. S!.iAiANS X EENLRICT, Remington
Typewriter office 18th and + SIS. n ni2-r'tf
WANTED - $TENGGGAI'fEi:S AND CALI
graph ''D-lIsIl.Drc'' 'Yost'' operators. En-
pig rs provided with competent stcio@rapLrEs
AL typewriter operators free Of charge t>irED
TYft4N ItITf.i. AND SuFiI.iES Co., 142l r st.
NV mhit-tf
Evening star., 1896-09-22

FOR RENT
1907 18th NV. l3r .S15.o0
1919 : NV, l1r.... 60 on
ne6-S llth NV. a5r go ~,
StSlw 100 9;h INV 30. 10
1870 1+th NV, llr. So .oa
n3 x NV, l1r. so. o0
5la I'd NV, l1r. 40 UG
ID 9Th se, Or. ....... 40. 90
1als 9Th NV. Tor. 81. 90
126 10th NV. l1r. IS. 90
1888 t NV, Or. .35. 90
St&dw Has 10Th nw3u oD
laOl 18th NV, 7r. ia. e0
449 y Y ave. Or. 20
-, 18th sw. ar. - ~
1911 Sth hw, Sr. -, .UJ
24i5 l. NV. Or. %
22lS 9Th nw.l0r&staa5 oO
Spl.i 81 ALERT
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WANTED-HELP
MALE.

wANTED-FOR THE FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL
gymnasium a director WHO understands the theory
and practice of gymnastics. is well educated ana
of correct morals and pleasing manners. Address
bv letter. THOS. W. SlDWELL, 1911 st. NV
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,ENT-JpIN l. WEAVER

Cor. r and Sth sts NV. Telephone l1O4.
1929 18th new. I.r SA2.:.i 1924 14th NV, 2 90
1894 1Tth. 1nr.'ip 2l2 ST. fur. Sr.. % TO
l3U79ll 1ith. Ilr.5.nc 'Si3 SO Car ave, 7r - 50
1903 I'd st. 12r Boon IL . ST. Or. 20. so
1880 18th 0r.50.fs 1928 11th nv. 900
1422 y NV. 12r 5000 4t6 Elm. LID PIX 7r IS. 40
Az 4th NV. 12r. 1000 Office rooms. go T st.
2l7 st. Tor. 400 J2S Tenn ne, Or Il. 50
1851 1911 z. ;0r. 1000 1929 st 1000
1911 S NV, Tor. 1000 lOl321 18th Sc, Or. 800
15,S3O T NV, 80 GS14 Mccullough. 4r. 30
312 Del Ne, $500 HOO ST. store. Is. 90
seH2-tf
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENr-SMALI. BRICK HOUSE; 4 ROOMS
and kitchen; - ground and fine well;
electric at RrghtwoOd; rent $3.50 per mo.
Inquire at 1909 u st. NV, store, after am.
until q nm sc222t
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let, with board; all mi. 2U21 l st. NV
Terms to suit the times. se22-2t
THE AUBURN, 22D ST. AND PA. AVE n W. ON
line of cable cars: large, cCol rooms with board
for transient permanent boarders; terms
solabie. jy2-tf
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FOR HEET-LOw, NEW AND DESIRABLE 10
cations, n lib 1lth. 5I4 9th. 9l3 d; 10
roon'3 each. with latter two, stores and two
flats; residence 222I 81. NV. Al Jl3 q. II to
l2:30 and to 30 o'clock daily. u. II. KENT.
>..la
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FOR SALE-PIANOS-

AND WHEN OFF ON YOUR VACATION, DON'T
fail to bring back all gents discarded garments
and exchange with for solid hard cash We
call. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 819 d st. NV. seq
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEC-
tive aSency-Conidental communicative ions promptly
attended to; Office open all hours; best refs Es-
tablished 1880. Supt. $40 st. NV. se17-1m"
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THE CoRnNER,s INauEsT.

The jury summoned by Coroner Hall
to inquire into the death of e. ].
Farnes, met yesterday morning in the
court room. The jury was composed of
William Purdy, Joseph Bolts and
George c. Wilson. A large number of
witnesses were examined, including the
switchmen on the engine who discov-
cred the body.
William Newey was the first man to
see the body He said there were
tracks of a light rig leading to the
spot. Chief Davenport thought these
were made by a heavy wagon, but
Newey was confident they We're buggy
tracks. Several other witnesses were
examined, including members of the
White family. Testimony concerning
the burrs found in deceased's hair
tended to show the body had been
dragged.
1t was deemed best to have an Off
cial investigation by the county ply
stefan. There seemed to be sufficient
evidence Of foul play to justify post
norton. This was made, some water
being found in the lungs, with symp-
toms of pneumonia
A recess was taken to permit the
physician to make an official report.
The jurors were unable to come to
any satisfactory conclusion as to the
cause of death. After relating the fact
of the death and describing the
wounds. the verdict concludes: But
how such cuts or bruises were in
fiicted, the jury are unable to deter
mine. After the post mortem examin-
alton held by DR.. Rich, it was dis
covered that death resulted from a
greatly congested and partially con-
solidated condition of the lungs"
The coroner says that this is the
most peculiar case he has ever known
of in his experience.
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simmering in sanpete.

EPHhAlM, Utah, Oct. 4-The politi-
cal pot has already commenced to SIM
mel in quiet way in Sanpete.
The Republicans of the Mckinley va.
riety are moving heaven and earth to
draw their silver brethren into line.
They are making a house to house cam
vass, using arguments something like
this: 1--WE are not sure that if BRYAN
is elected he will do anything for sill
yer, but we know that Mckinley will
do something on the tariff issue; there
fore, If you vote for Bryan you are
simply throwing your vote away. Come,
Jet us vote for a man who, we know,
viii do US some good
1t is a very seductive argument and
many who cannot see the fraud in it
are falling victims to it.
The Republicans of the county are
having hard matter to find a victim
who is willing to run for the office of
sheriff The one nominated by the con-
vention at Manti has resigned and as
Yet there has been none named to fin
his place. The man most eligible for
the the position and who would make
the best officer is an out and out Bry-
an man. and il gals the Mckinley men
10 have to put him on The ticket The
ticket is, by the way. composed entirely
of Mckinley men, with the exception of
the county surveyor, and he would not
have been nominated had there been
another man in the county eligible for
the Office.
Considerable dissatisfaction over the
work Of the registrars exists in Enh-
rain. In the Third precinct one whole
block was missed by the registrar. who
said that he did not know that it was
in his district
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Provo Paragraphs.

PROVO, Oct. 5.-The county COM
missioners met in regular session to-
day and transacted the regular bust
ness, besides receiving a number OF
designations from judges of election
and appointing new ones. George D
Barnard & Co. notified the county that
all voting booths which were to be
manufactured by A. o. Smoot and e
j. Ward & Sons, were an infringement
on their patent, and that royalty OF
500 on each booth must be paid. The
matter was referred to the county at
torney.
Ed Harper of Payson was appoint I'd
a judge of election as a Republican
and on that ground he refuses to serve,
stating that he was Democrat, and
therefore did not wish it to go out
that he was anything else.
The Provo Commercial and Savings
bank has begun suit in the district
court against SouthWorth Bros. to col
lect $5eS.SO on three promissory notes.
Judge w. H. King, Democratic nom-
inee for congress, was doing legal bus
mess in Provo today.
Hon. II. p. Henderson of Salt Lake
was in Provo today in attendance on
Judge Hatch's court.
Judge HoWat OF salt Lake was doing
legal work here today.
Marsellas Webb of Deseret was a
Provo visitor today. Mr.. Webb is a
Republican, but in his estimation Mil
lard county viii give Bryan about 50
per cent of its vote
George Sutherland of Salt Lake City
is in Provo today on business con
nected with the big case now on trial
Today in the Fourth district court
the many-times tried case of Jung and
Fabian VS.. l. Holbrook and S. NJ. Dug
gins was called for trial and a jury
sworn. The case involves about $4,000,
and this viii make the fourth time it
has been tried in the district court.
The first time the jury disagreed. On
the second and third trials the defend
ants were victorious, but an appeal
was taken and the case was sent back
for a new trial each time.
State VS.. Cy Robinson, arson; de-
murrer confessed and prosecution al
lowed to file new information.
State VS.. Joseph z. Crook, criminal
abortion, demurrer to Information cul-
fessed and new one to be filed. to
which defendant pleaded not guilty,
and released on $500 bonds; date of
trial not set.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-06
brigham City Bits.

BRIGHAM CITY, Oct. 5.-A great
many people have been out 10 the
mouth of Bear river hunting this week.
Some of the boys made good hauls. but
they say the weather continues too
fine for good shooting The ducks.
after few shots, ily out so far into the
lake that the hunters cannot reach
them. The first storm viii bring the
ducks up the river and into the slOughs
by the thousands. Then there will be
lively shooting.
The local members of the Utah ma
tional guard have already begun their
fall rife practicing. Last yeat the boys
were in such good trim that they made
e. score at the target of which they
were justly proud.
In few days three well known young
men of Brigham win leave on missions
for various parts of the world. They
are Norman Brown, Orson Nelson and
A. Medley. Today the ward is getting
up a sociable for them and will present
them with q purse of money.
The Brigham Democrats now face
tioGsly refer to the two-faced silver
plank in the Box Elder county Repub-
ncan platform as the 'Holmgren
dodge"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-06
SUMMONS.

IN THE. DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial district of the state Of
Lake. county OF salt Lake. Arthur G. Bur-
rift. plaintiff. VS.. Ida l. Burritt, defend-
ant.-Summons The state OF Utah sends
greeting to Ida L. Burritt, defendant:
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the district court Of t1s
Third Judicial district of the state Of
Utah and 10 answer the complaint filed
therein within ten days exclusive Of
the day of service) after the service on
This county; or, II served out Of this
county. but in this district, within twenty
dsvs. otherwise within forty days-Or
i1dgnnent BIZ default will be taken against
SroII according 10 the prayer Of said COM
IIiaint The said action is brought to
bonds of mdtumony existing between
nIsinfiff and defendant; above relief
Iraved on the ground that during the
year 1895 the defendant wiifully and with
ont cause deserted and abandoned plain
tfff md has ever since continued such de-
senarate and apart from plaintiff. against
~ will and without his consent such de-
se~+ion having continued for more than
one wear last passed. And you are hereby
1offfied that II you fail to appear and an
s-,-er the said complaint as above re-
6,iired the said Plaintiff viii apply to the
eourf for the relief demanded therein.
Witness the honorable iud<es and
the seal of the district court OF the
Third Judicial district. in and for
(Seal.) the state Of Utah. this 18th day OF
September. n the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-six. c. E STANTON.
Clerk.
Ply ]. II. SPRAGUE. Deputy Clerk.
7 A Williams. Attorney for Plaintiff.