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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-06
RICHARDS AND WILLIS,
They ln Bound OYsr 10 The District
Court for Burglary.
rhe Oncas~ Consisted In stealing
usrnss. from nishop sheets.
riacs-rsusbs by shannon
aud Wilkinson.

J. II. R'oharis aud A. willis were
tried 10 ihs 10 Ice o9urt today ioI
burglary, ami found over TO the die
tTict court In bonds Of $500 each.
Richards snd Wills are the meu ar.
rested by ofiiosr Shannon on SATURDAY
evening las, ne they were In the act oil
carrying away several SETS Of hsfnes.
from u hsys,ack on Second West. be.
wen Ninth and Tenth South streets,
where tho hArnes. had been previously
"a hso. rhey had two attorneys look.
tuz a.ef their Interests in tue pef-
sons VI Morris oommer and J. L..
Hamilton.
rue inst witness was Hsber Il.
81, el,. lilo testinoj that ho wa. Tia .
s,u VI Ed IA h. Sheets, whose prem 4.
lees wuie located on tho oorHsf VI
lsoth South ani Filth East streets.
From these premises, over which tho
" iinvss hal chAIgs, two sets Of harness
We're stoisp on Fnusy night Last. The
witness iuentinsd Part Of the harness
lot nd In the possession Of the defend.
snt'. n, that stolen from his faihei's
PREMISES on tue nj. ht In question. lie
nfst learned OF the thuit on SATURDAY
murniug whon he went 10 the barn
where II wa, hanging ab9u, six o'clock
tue prsviQu Us evening.
Jotepb l.. Sneots vas tho next viii
noss. His teslimyny was 10
Tho effect that upon his NJ.
nving hone late istl Friday
evening". he having been to n . cial
ariy, be had occasion TO walk afound
tue cnsn stack In his iatuei's prtmisss,
aud ehile uOing ., he sIumuied over a
set Of buggy harness. Toe h,rae,s
was genefsny KEEP, IA the barn AID M
no thought u strange that II shouId be
lying there, he picked II Up, after
wuirn he aud nis 0folher s.stcned thu
~ mlsei 10 zee u thyie were any
hu siais Arvund. Not seeing aBy lhty
reti eel for tue night anu Ia the morn.
q = asceftained that two sets OF hAf.
pess had been stolen.
Oniour shannon and Joe wilktr.
sJn fslstcd tho story of tpp
capture Of the defendAnig. When
ofdegui 10 thT3w up their
hands while IN thu act OF IA King on
W IN tho hsin ~. X charts pulled tut
gun but wAp alter wAfds forced 10 put
It hack In his pocket. Tho harnr,s
was found 10 Powsil's hAystAcH aboui
u mllr ani u half from where IL wss
stolen. There was q singls harness
tue pile ths, had not yet been iisuu.
n 81 by It's owner. Onlcer bhanuou
received Information regarding III.
location u thv stolen harness from Nj,
Lambert, whose children In plAyiDg
nsar the stack had iouni IL hi Iden Ia
tue hay. The owner OF tho hBystsek
was formerly a partner OF Wins M
she drayAgo business.
Tue foregoing testimony brought the
hsaiing 10 q clote, tho defense submit.
ing II To the court without sui J,ctiDp
The defsndants 10 an exhninaliuD. ia
submitting tue case AT Tnsys Som.
MFR aud Hamilton asked iot isniency
ia the matter OF bonds In order ia 4,
their clients might have a chance 10
secure their freedom pending a near.
lug In the district court. This was MOI
OF cited TO by Attorney Eichnor fof
tue prosecution, hence the fixing vi
the amount at $500.
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Kindergarten and Training School.

The faculty Of the Ls,,sr.day Saints
College hiss decided 10 open q kinder.
gaIten school and . ualnlog class for
kindergar,sp tesoners. The elass will
under the direction OF Mu. AIMS
X. Craig. snd will be- olsn to any
ladies who dosife 10 a. themselves Tor
me responsibility OF training small
children.
The Kindsrgsrtsn school will open
IN the ciliege building. 2s5 w. First
North street, on Monaay next NJ $50
.. M, ana Will DO In charge Of an OK.
Terieuoed kindergartDer. The tuition
lee Of the children will be rs cents per
week.
The ladies who enter the training
school will have the benefit not onIy
OF that specific work. but Of any
regular college classes they may wish
TO Join,
Terms and houru for tho trailing
work may 20 had upon application.
WILLARD DosR, President.
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TIE GREEN BAG.

The land board IL flooded with ap.
plicatiops for lands aud this branch u
business IL kesping all the clerks very
busy.
Jucge Hllss may not return from
Washington by Monday, but tho
criminal court will DO opened on that
day.
The office Of tho county commission.
ers 10 crowded every Day with poor
people supplioating for aid.
The county commissioner arc busy
examining claim. for election services.
Rachel Ferguson has commenced
suit aisinst VIM. q. Margetts and
Annie Margetts t. settle the claim. OF
both parties held or alleged 10 be held
Ia aud 10 the northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of section 25, town.
ship | south, range 2 vest Of tn. 5Ali
Lake M etidian.
CAfthy 4 Dumbeck arc suing Joseph
T.. bache Tor s23 for services perioImei,
for Interest, 81 cents lien recording fec
and $50 attorneys fee. Arthur u.
Mulysy, James Mulvey snd Russell
L.. Tracey are made party defendants
ON account Of elaine held against the
property attached.
Ten days additional time has been
allowed Defendant Meursg0r to an.
swsr IN the suit Of rsres W Park CITY
bank.
The suiI oi Wn. AN ok, admins.
TRAITOR, Va SalI Lake Guy, was occupy.
Ing Ju ige SIree1's tune To-Day.
The suit Of tho National Bank OF tho
Republic against BID. BiackmaTr aud
Others was argued before Judge street
ana submitted this mornins.
The State lAnd board 10 holIing
another meeting this afternoon.
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IN MINING CIRCLES.
Another Dull Day 10 The PIT Of The
Slott Exchange.
rwo TRANSFER, DURING cue CALL
East Golden gate ani swansea The
Selling siocks--Dips aud spnrs.

One salc In each class OF stocks was
the record made by tue bulls sud
bears toiay. They hooked snI huggei
each other with venom 81 tlme,, In
their attempts TO bee bme recouoiled to
prices, but Il was no use, the quo,a.
tlous remained distant enough u each
other 10 prevent recoti.bfeaket In tho
way Of trading. East Golden Gate
was the stock which represented the
taloa made In tho listed class, one
thousand shares OF It going at one cen.
per share. with unlimited offerings Of
tho stock q, n cents. Holder. Of
Mefcur came down tide in
their demands for tho at OK, aud
offered II freely n, ,G.s5; tho bid re.
msiaei A. 10 stood yesterday. buyers
bsing willing TO give SOLO per share.
Mammoth has expsiiencei something
Of q slump during the last iow days,
and To-Day u slood ~ an Offering at
sl.S7t, while Si.5J was the closing
aud ~ hid offered thsrefot There
was no demand Tor Daly.wsst nor was
any OF tho lck onofei at any n gufe
curing IN entire call. DAILY wac an
offering nj 1886 aud was . bid TOT nj
g.. suuunlno appears TO be getting on
it. fosi again, as holders are beginning
10 demand a Doiter hsufc TOT the stock.
IL was an Offering today III si.75, while
bidding was quite sIrong NJ sl.lO.
Tue Temperature In the pit OF the
exchange stands at such q low degree
these days that the brokers sppvsf 10 be
glad 10 get out on the streets 10 gAiu
warmth by basking 10 tho sunshine.
This seems ovideut from thu fact that
when the ciil OF listed stock, IL over.
they pay very lit1le auention TO the
Unlisted properties. calling only for
those when sre Ia any way liable 10
produce business. bwau-os was thu
selling stock Ia this class to-day, 100
shares finding q takot nj 81 Ei. o.her
stocks received Quotations vat the
figures placed opposite them were no,
ooniucye 20 business, consequently
no further Transfers were BIZ ugnt
about.
The closing figures were as follower
LISTED STOCKS
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From Scandinavia

Elder Nils A. Mock OF the Nlns.
isen,h ware Of this city, who returned
on suudsy ffom a mission TO Europe.
called on tho NEws today. He left
home Julyli, 1894. aud was assigned
20 missionary labor 10 the Sosniina.
vian countries. lie iahorei In Den.
mark . short time, but the chit pof-
ton OF his mission was occupied 10
Norway. He met with kind u,nlment
and good success among the ptoplr,
and felt well throughout his nissior,
being In excellent health aui spirits.
he reports the outlook IN ScAnii.
uavla ss being very good.
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IL "a said that w. IA. Thomas, q tep.
tssentative OF Wall street goldb1gs, has
been authorised by them TO 10 ahead
With WORK on the Bingham Yosemite
No. AMI u developments arc salts.
factory, n deal for its purchase will be
closed. Mr.. Th0mas says that he
clients su,horirs him 10 oxpund $40, 900
IN Blpgham property al oncr, a trf
which they Will look into other deals
In western minse.
Tue Keytt0ne of Bingham comes 10
tho ffont with this tepofs o strike nj
n point 245 feet from tho mouth OF Inc
tunnel. -Four feet Of orc shOsing
OF pet cent lead AM y oluues silver
Lave been uncovered.
The inoorpntatiOn OF the COMPANY
uwninR the Henry NJ. aud Highland
Boy group OF claims ~ Bi ghsm, Is
talked OF.
The Geimania lead works Is said 10
have paid pr cent dividend on IT,
pApllAl ttoek ls,t week. Toe dividend
amounte o. $50, QUO.
a $4,000 thipinont VI cyanidos
from tne saoIAmrntb At Nercuf 10 nov
bol ny ~, pared for the mafhel.
Lehi BannsH A number " Lshi
people have recently bsen male o. 10.
Joloo over tue advance Ia the stock VI
the Esrly Harvest mine at Fan
sphnss. a rloh strike oNrying cun.
siiefaOle gold was made last week
which caused tho alvincs. II AZ
proves W be a. good ss reported and 1,
Au extensive VEN II will be gooi news
.ot Lshi as most VI the stock Is ownsi
mere.
Toe govefnl 4 boari OF the stock
exchange meulu this afternoon for tn
Transaction Of what IN said to Dc yer,
important business. Tho nature o. the
business was not kno wn tOauembpf
y tho boarI today " hen asked by
NEWS reporter fof u tor ,casl.
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Another Neglected Horse.

All Tom, = Chinese vegetable ped.
dior, was nned 81 In the police couri
today TOT cruelty TO animals. Toms
ffsnas wss smother Of the type q,
often brought to Officer Sbaouon's At.
tention. rbe Chiuamsu had a horse
which he used during the entire sum.
met, but when fall set In Tom tfiei to
kill the animal by refusing 10 feed IA.
A. this plan wasn't ar olive and the
horse wss rapidly bee ming a eandI.
date for the cfemA,oty. the MongoliAn
wNs foun by tho officer. Tue neg.
lected equine was framework Of
the crcmatofy while Tom was nned In
the sum mentioned.
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PRICES, $50. TO sLsA


NOitCE II linllEnN 0lNkN tHAIIt5
~ suant ~ an order OF sale ani a,sIss,
foreclosure 10 me directed trom w ", iil',,i
dicial pistnct Court OF tho .iale ~ w
ing wherein AndTcw j. ui6soa snd Rsi,li,
Gibson, Minors. ~ James Jeun.es
genera guardian, are plaintiha aha
HAT, Thomas q, sheaInAn ana ". a M
EmmA b Lowe, he Siic. GILBERT I. thin's
lain aud annie A. Chamheflain, ~ se a,
W, y, Gfinth aud ffiscila vtI,l ~
wife, Louis Parsons And We Leu-S,s.I n.
sons, bis wife. the NAtonai Bah. ~
o. Coils. hi wife, ihe Melropo'As KY,
inent Company, corporation, latt.ss
iopue, a corporation, Anl HAiA ~ ,siaA.
defendants, arc DEFENDANT, 70 WY. Iss,g
cree and order Of sale Fefefente y en-
made, 1 shall expose for sale Al nnb ~ s.,,,.si
to the highest bidder for cash A. y ssssiit a
door OF tho County Court i9usc ~ W, itaA
salt Lake, county OF SAT- Lass -" ~ ali
on mo islh day o. NOV, inpsii e'sim and 10.
10 est OF y, a, iiiHit, 1homaa ., shevx.iisfn
Mrs ElmTA q. shearmAn hls VIE "i'bsdL
Love and Emma Z. Lowe hls W., s,,isis III
Chamberlain aud annie y Vh mi. Ofiaa
his wife, LOUIS y. Parsons ana w IN N iht
Parsons bis wife. the NaunnM n IurL
Republic, a corporation, y y uY,,,sn iatsh
a. n. Colts his wife, ths Meu9po,s,t pelua
INnh ~ Ia aHu "
a oorporaiion, and saTah u uibsen' ~ a.
The following described tsal s,l, W. siuill
being In the cOuny Of at lhAe -. tosi
anu particularly described A. o.s" ae,s iili
Lotnine lpj IN Blook one ~ ~, Ndns ~ ilh
"a" Big Field survey, -All lahe I9uIT' 'Ilah
10 10 sold AS tho properly .l ffimlfa o.
Thomas U. hheArman anu hin inae al
HheArman, hi wife, walter ~ epsnbsi
hmma y Lowe, his wife, nn liein n, vie, q
W I, Grinlll and rrisollla H. iSus .
wife Louis ". Parsons ana ii.nt 81 ~
lnrsons, HE wife, tbs Natone, M M ND,
corporation. u, o uolii. it,sIi
II y. Coils hiswlfe, the h.,Iop0 i.risr ihi
i,eane a eorp1railon, aud sarah "istis
under said order Of sale ana p'''"
Da.e dI a. Sal, Lake uy, tit.9 AG ,Is19.
1870, hAH'Li shsrf
ByG. +, CLAM
Depuiy rhenh
ID. TEnausos, SUTHERLAND
Attorneys Tor plAinuh'
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MINOR MENTION.

Farley T.. Pratt has returned IRON n
lecturing tour In Davis county. TIE
singing OF bis eldesi daughter Miss
Cora NJ, who accompanied MIN, was
received WITH much favor by the suii.
euoes.
The regular Frldfy eyeni NJ service,
al the Jewish Bynagogue Ia this city
vi DO conducted this evening at 1850
O'clock.
The members OF tho B'nAl Brlh
congregation hai successful social
party At Chrlstsnsrn's hall last even.
ing.
Henry Johnson was fined IS 10 the
police court today for builiiug y bon.
Ore 90 tbs asphalt pavement on cleo.
tlon night.
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CucAoo, Nov. e-Chairman wash.
turn Of the notionsi Populist com.
mittee late this afternoon, comedies
tho election Of Mex inisy. "rhe
returns To-Day point % Mckinley
election" said Washbufn. "With the
statss wet u the Missouri aud s,ulh
OF the Ohio, we had 900 electoral
votes, nos Including Maryisnd or Del.
aware. We mnsl hoiI all OF thsm
anu carry either IudisnA VI Michigan,
In order 20 wlu. IL we lose California
or West Virginia or any otnor state, II
renJsfs n necessary 10 carry both
Indians anu Michigan which does not
seem probable"
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CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-wheat advanced
? cents tits morning. The news was
bulllsh. Toe most important factor In
the situAtion was the Liverpool
market, which In tho face Of heavy
declines bsfe yesterday ws up u
quarter Il. Then northwestern 70.
eelpts were imsilef. Four cargoos
we're taken 81 San Francisco iof
Australia. Commission houses had
many buying orders, some fof foreign
account. anu the mllleis we're also buy.
ING.
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Murphy. Tom Hughes ana Tom
Hsyos this afternoon. Tney were
found IN the vicinity nj the wsrm
Springs AMI constituted pretty
tough set. They oil had on new shaes
OF the same brand aud are supposed
TO be members of ssgarg Of thieves
who have been operating la the vloi.
nity OF Morgan city.
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That .. Thought To be ON IN. u.pub.
iiean Program sur..
CHICAGO, Nov. GA special 10 y
morning psrtr from Washington ssyt;
Al extra session following immeli.
alely tho Inauguration Of Mr.. Mckin.
10y u tho prevailing opinion certain.
NO one pro esses 70 have word from
AIT. Mckinley on the subject, but there
good authority for saying that Mark
Hanna, during . recent visit in New
nnfk, ssid enough TO give the impfes-
sion that In M extra session IL on the
Republican pf0grAm.
Senator q 10y believes an extra sts-
sion IL car4afn,
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American Fork burglary.

Shsrin Brown Of Utah county 70.
ports tufglary at American Fork
is.l evening In which the follow Ing
goods were stolen: One d3ubls barrel
shotgun; ene.hali dozen taEjfs; thres
Amsfioau b ,li.dog pistols; one dozen
pocket kniye'; siyefal psifs Of eolorsd
sptnls oe'; ouo laiirs gold watch
anu chain anu about s. 10 nieklss and
dimes.
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Of the Nirthwosi Seal Cammctcisi
compauy, MI. NJ. L. Nalcomson OF
Fresno, Catherine, J. J. Soaepn, San
Ffauclsoo and Bif George Lampsop.
Dufiug the tfiai = COPY Of the ssn
Ffaucisco Whsg. o0ntaining au article
fevliing the Castles was handed ~
sir coward Clafk "a 5r FfsnN Lock-
" Oh with the remark! "rhis was
sent IN Mr.. Graf by friend who said.
u am n hsfu.hehded bc0lehman anu
believe that thief Ia . thiei, no matter
how wealthy
Mr.. Hodson Of the United States
embassy on leaving the SESSIONS house
remafk.t: "We shall get her out
withi q week"
CABLE TO OLSEY.
wAuifsarUN, Nov. Glastonbury
Olney this afternoon received the fol.
loving csh egTAm from Ambassador
BAyardi "Pfosecuti0n sgainst Caste
wiIhdfawn. Mrs. Castle seutcnced TO
minimum imprisonment without
labor. Application for total remission
Instantly urged. Mentsl disorder un.
Questionable"
Cascade. of the Columbia opened.
PORTLAND, Ogn,, Nov. g. rne locks
al the csscAdes nj tue Columbia have
BEEN formally opened for traffic. The
construction Of tue locks was begun
eighteen years ago by the govern
mont, but Tor many years the work
was allowed to ufag ana little was sc-
compli.hsd toward opening the river
In 1902 Congress placed the work
under the contract system aud tho
contract was awarded 10 J. a. and l.
". Day of Bsn Ffsnoisco.
a NUMBER OF prominent men OF Ore
g0n and Washington attended tue
formal opening.
a government has expsnded about
$4,000 on this work.
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r case o. esiarfh TIM,
cu,ou, amounis 10 nothir. ohnuol /.
ssn Article. Do you IN ic'ft 10
, ,', being paid7 Ely p,,sny 'uth
pionise rewards In otqe, PC. % o.,
well.hno~n "Crssm H.io ,.ll tss !
ys 'n ,r mo mo.l Elective msSlc,n,. fh.v
!. sh'n 10 convenient form 10 u,s pc.
n,sa ",p hy ne from mS,s",,,vhich
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the pairl,,iim, Intelligence ana inieg.
fiiy Of the American people, anu als1
10 Tho clt|lissd world who have been
waiciiBr tic result.
~ trust you may be equally success.
ful 10 drawing about you tn. cou ussi
u the most patriotic statesmen IN the
natlon, In order that your adminisira.
tion may opsn a rev spooh ofprcgress
aud prosperity, and general welfare OF
the nation, anu all people 10 our beloved
land.
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"SSLsos A. Mnrs"

Telegram come at the rate Of 1900
Jay letters exceed . thousand daily.
Among the messages received toGay
was ooe from Wyoming stating that
woman residential electof would
vote Tor Mckinley Tor the fifst time In
ths history uf the county.
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One thousand shares OF Est Golden
Gate ~ ! cent per share; 100 swan,ea
ut ss'AIa. Total sbat's sold. LOO.
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u,n. mlit.,n mrnirIs,.

CANros, ohio, Nov. o. rns follow.
Ing letter from Mgilr General Miles,
lgmmHn 81 VI thu army. was recslsei
today by Nit. Mckinley
Kan rls nv great pleasure 10 con.
gTatuisle you mOsI sincerely upon the
vindicatlbn Of your dlgnihed, states.
mAniiku course aud tho beauty aud
grandeur VI the glorious result that
han btcn v0uohssied 70 ths county
ana youTself by tue loyal support u
millions oi tbs sovereign people. You
arc not nlono 10 DO cong talulateu.
Nothing hiss occurred | n our hisloFy
since Appomatox that has given As
muen satisfaction aud oonnduloe 10
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NOTICE!

Just one more day oi,b. cam.
az IS w. Second South 4, eutofs' si,
, ,,,,,i hotel, and then the s,oeS v 70 =
,urhvd over TO the new pufehass," " :
r, ,ss tnis one day OF barsaipS - ~
Slolhing, Furnishing Coz e, 20 ~
l ~ and Childfen's Jacket, n, 9aos
any Your own price. We h,v.ns' WI
70 quote prices but cali Al n,. zoe
wiz convince You that we mcs. Nes
we say. Every article in the Nom. W.
been reduced 10 meet this a., 'yu.e Ia
ssn,, sn,ll 9u are IN need OF no, y, "
f ian, AFFORD TO miss such an oppo,,.,eN
Don,t l9fget Saturday Is the las, ~
winch NE Receiver has authority =
uuse prices to those offered In tR.,S,nt
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thi. kind, Sir Edward. must be con.
sideted oisswhtfe.o
Continuing sir Ejward CLARKE SKID,
no one Q uld cay nj what moment q
ditofcered OF ueraDged mind might
give way utterly.
fhefeupon at HAS the niugirfatss
who numbered twenty-five, beside.
the presiding Judge ana Colonel Rot
too, General Bifch, Mr.. Davis, Biz
John Micks and the deputy Judge, Mr..
Love, retired. Darling the absence Of
court, MT. Castle remained iD the room
surrounded BY his friends who OILS.
cussed the probable outcome o. She
case. A. 1901 pun. the ma istfAtss
returned ana silenco once more fell
upon the couu.
Mp.Castlo was again bfoug ht 40 fro N
the cells with officially, sobbing VIC.
lently. She staggsrsi 70 ths front Of
the dock aud touched the rail- while
the clerk OF the couri read tho indict.
mbnt 70 which she had plea
guilty. She then sank exhausted upon
a chair placed Ia the dock for her nc.
commentator.
Tnr SENTENCE.
Tho Judge then eummei I'M. lie
said the court had great trouble In
deallng with this diilioult case, In
watch sympathy was aim lst interfering
With Justice Aud knowing that what.
ever sentence he mignt pass would be
carefully reviewed elfswbere, 20 that
any danger 70 tho Jrisoner's mental
health wtult be carefully guarded
against. The Judge then passed
sentence OF three mo Dths'
imprisonment without hard labor
upon Mrs. Castle. lie addoi hs
did 90 with the knowledge thnt sem
tence would Do revised elsewhere anu
the general Impression which alter
wards prevailed IN court was that this
means the home 0iiias will shortly e..
lease Mrs. Castle on nor fecOgnizincc.
Mrs. Casllo ON heArlng the sentence,
vent into Mysteries, snficking; "Oh
my uod; Oh, my uod," tor reafly I've
minutes. Sac threw up her aims anu
staggered about, muuefing al times
inconefcDtly, and then shfiekod IN
wild agony.
Thtfo Ia no doubt that she had
the full tympsthy VI her ffivulS; court
counsel and tho PRECEDING Judge were
ersay $1,000 nv
,,e,,s,,t.ss ~, -, '.,,'',. NJ 49,
,ls o.. hsing $780,, as, ~ ,n. -,
ae,,n 49,, ~, .,',,S ~
80 ,,ts h's.l,. ~
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aiIssEAPoLIs, Nou. 0 "A special to
the Journal ron iankton, 4. D.,
says tue slate goes Republican by =
malority OF 800 10 400. Zoe Republicans
claim much Illegal voting aud ooloni.
nation. A hundred men have been NJ.
rested for Illegal voting.
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CiSCISsAII, NV. 6-Ths Times
Star has received returns rom Leslie
@ unity, KY. which gives a Rspubll.
can plut-lity Of oil, and with complete
returns from MI cvuulles IN Kentucky,
ann unets that NJ, kinley has plp.
TAlity OF go.
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CAsTOs, Now 6-MGkinley 70.
oiived Bfyans Telegram Of oongraiuls-
lion loday. Hu took this hrst upplr.
tuniiy 10 write tha following
Acknowledgements "Hon. w. J..
BTyAu, Lincoln, Neb.--I acknowledge
the receipt Of your courteous mshiage
OF congTalulAtlon with thsnks, Aod bog
you will trogiye my bnBt wishes tor
yrut h,nlth al d happlReia
(SigLeJ) "MILLIAM MCKINLEY"