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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-12
IN UTAH COUNTY.
Wants II DivOrcc-The Vance
Shooting.

Provo. Dec. lin Judge Hatch's
court today the following business was
heard:
A H Raleigh VS.. A. J. Stewart. jr,
ct al; defendants motion for non-suit
was denied and case was proceeded
with
Rena Smell VS.. P. o. Smoot: defend
ants motion to vacate order of arrest
heard and taken under advisement
Ida Rockwell has filed suit for di-
vorce against John Rockwell. The
complaint states that the marriage
took place Nov. q. 1889, in Salt Lake
City and charges the defendant with
cruel and inhuman treatment. failure
to provide, and habitual drunkenness.
Plaintiff asks for the custody of three
minor children, for cost of suit, and
alimony. Since the above complaint
was filed, there has been an attempt at
reconciliation, but the suit has not yet
been Withdrawn.
The postofiice at American Fork was
broken into and robbed of 4 small
amount of money on Wednesday night.
On that night a noise was heard in the
Office by a paSser-by who at once noti-
fed CITY Marshal Rolley. The two
proceeded to the place and arrested
three men as they emerged from the
building. The burglars gave their
/ d
Jimmy Smith. The trio were brought
to the county Jail last evening by
Sheriff Brown. Government officials
are expected down from Salt Lake to
take the prisoners tomorrow.
Sheriff Brown has received word from
the Sheriff of Carbon county that the
shooting of Vance occurred in Utah
county but Mr.. Brown telegraDhed
back that it was not correct: that Jen-
sens saw mill was in Carbon county,
Is miles from the Utah county line. The
man Vance is yet in a serious condi-
ton and grave doubts are entertained
that he will recover.
Assessor-elect Jed Mercer came over
today from American Fork.
sam Schwab, the merchant, will
shortly move his business to Oregon.
THE ASYLUM BOARD.
The asylum board met today in regu-
lar session, with Chapman and Rich
ards in attendance, Governor Wells be-
ing absent.
The medical superintendent report
shows that there was 235 patients in
the asylum on October 81, 1896, divided
as follows: 123 males and 112 females;
admitted during the month, males.
and females: number under treat
ment, 12S males and ia females: total.
242; discharged during the month,
male ana female; Gled, l male and 3
females; number in asylum, November
30, 1896, 126 males and Ito females.
Total, $50.
TIL following appropriations were
made for November:
Current expenses ...............S1,49 s AZ
repairs --.-----..-..-.-...-. SO so
Ice house 2S9 %
Airing courts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1S1 81
Total................. OPP So
The treasury report shows:
Receipts during the month";. s29 222 30
Disbursements .-.-............. "a $50 Il
Overdraft, Nov. 1.... 432 63
Cash on hand, Dec. 1.. 3.779 IS
Twenty-one thousand five hundred
dollars of the disbursements was on old
notes paid.
The medical superintendent vas in
structed to solicit bids for $50 tons of
ice, and to procure suitable furniture
for convalescent wards
The board adjourned to meet again
this month, when the superintendent
annual report will be made to present
TO the legislature
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SALT LAKES INCREASE
She Makes a Better Showing in
the Clearing House.
holds UP WITH OTHERS
VOLUME CT BUSINESS SMALLER
THAN 4 YEAR AGO.

HAY wheat Closes Higher-Chicago,
Kansas City and South Omaha
Live stocl<-Business OutIook as
viewed Through the spectaeIes of
x. G. Dun * Go.
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Our

Our
Holiday
Shoe Sale
Commences this Saturday morning.
Great offers in all kinds Of
Footwear.
SPENCER & LYNCH Co, 124 Main.
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GOOD SKATING i.

On the river. Bring your
skntes down and have them
sharpened buy new pair
at :. j. GriGin's, 301 24th ST.,
Ogden. Utah.
l.. Ii. BECEAFT, Manager.
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Dominion of Canada: Totals-S24,S IS, sI6.
On Wall Street.

Not included in totals. because con-
aiming other than clearings.
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The Dim Past.

The King of Pills is Beecham's-
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BONp QUoTATIONs.

A Ga. A. 4-5...10f y. p. 1sts......-.115i2
a. Cla. 3. 5......10S \. Z. ends. .......117l2
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Atchison 4s..-..- 79ls \. Z. con. 5s.... 4
Adjustments e. 1872 INVEST. cons....1 1891
Can 5. 2nds....-i05 INVEST debs 5s..10S
Cent Pac. lists. -le2ls ore Imp. lists. 90
c. Is of 1S96.-.---I02ls Ore. Imp. 5s.---- I9a.
C IS of 1S97.-.---la2is Ore. Nav lists -1l3i2
c. Is of 1SqS....--102is D 5. L. 6s.-.....IiCS4
c. IS OF 1893 .-.---lo3is o. :. L con 5s. Is
{. < H js-...--.lJi12 Pac. Is of e. SJl2
c. & Nor Pac. p & K. 4s--..... Sl1e
trust receipts IS AZ p & r 1st pref
D of c. 3-6 5s. ..l09l2 incomes -.-.---. 46iz
d * r. G. 1sts..1l0 r. C. W. lists. 75ls
y. & r. G. Is. $0i4 ST L. & I. NJ
Erie gen. I. as 65l4 gen. 5s.-.---.--- =
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lists ..-.--....-.. % Is ...-.-.--------lil
C. H. & 5. a St Paul cons. $50
1st 6s.---.--..... q St p, c. & Pac-
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Gen. Z. debs. IS 9li@ 5. Rail. 5s......- 9l7i
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H & T. c. con. T. new set S.. 90
Is -.......-.....10Jie Tex. Pac. lists. s.
Iowa Cent lists. 81 Tex. Pac. ends. p
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Louis con. IS. 90 1925 ..........--.l20
NJ X * T 2nds 80 /. 5. IS coup. Of
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Mutual U-.-...-.ll ct 1867 --.-...- 1872
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L. Is .-...--....l5ts Z. :. 2s-.-----.--- s2is
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- francisco. Dec. 1.-THE official clos
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notes paid.
The medical superintendent vas in
structed to solicit bids for $50 tons of
ice, and to procure suitable furniture
for convalescent wards
The board adjourned to meet again
this month. when the superintendent
annual report will be made to present
TO the legislature.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-16

Sci Der Nuslesuns bes @aines=@ &C.
iettes bat Der Nppelboi oes Staates
New Dort ben gbaratter bes @etrdntes
ausi@ants lit Clubs nit GROCER S@drie
oefinirt. Da bic Grase in unieren.
Staate betanntli@ nod gu ben offenen
sebOrt, 10 barfte bic gnti@eioums au&
bier intereliireu. Das @eri9t ertldrt,
baB bic Nbsabe uno Der @enuB BON &C.
tranten" in Clubs tein v9anSel nit
@etrdnten" i'm Sinne bes @eietes iei,
aud ni@t in Der Grwdsuns, baB fir bic
bort senoiieneu @etrdnte 3abluns &C.:
leiitet weroe. Ser @etrdnteuorratb
lei ols s%emeiniames Glubei9entbum gu
betro@ten uno ieoes @itslieb 3u ieinem
Nntbeil beredtist.> @as es bauon Be-
3iebe. miiie es mieoer erieten, uno bas
seiddbe lit Torm Der 8ejabluns. Die
@etrdnteabsabe in Clubs iei iomit ni@t
ais Sertauf ODER @anbel, ionoern als
Vertbeiluns gu betra@ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-16

@obI Der CT tie JaQ, in weldem Elm
@eri1tsbof bic Gnteedun9 oes Prof.
&oentseu ais Mittsl CUR 8eweiserlanss
un9 anertennt, lit i'm BunoestreisSeri@t
in 8i4ita, &anias, u%orsetommen. Sin
9ewi6er Yeter Noel, benz bel einem
GiienbabnuniaQe bas 9ano9elent i9mer
uerlett unb our@ unuori@tise Bebano>
lung Der 8abndrjts uertriippelt woroen
mar, bate bic Santa GesBabnseieus
i@ait auf 3abluns elmer gnti@doisunsss
iumme uertlust. Us banoeIte ii@ in Der
Sa@e oarum, ben 3uitano Der &no9en
oes 9anoseIents senuu feitsuiteQen unb
Sic Parteien einisteu ii9 barauf, bies
mittelit zines &utbooenbiIoes tbun gu
laHen. Scr @eri&tsbof ertbeilte feline
3uitimmuns, %worauibin bic Nuf"abme
eriolste unb oos 9eponnene 9ilo ben
2ltteu einuerleibt murbe.
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9aS Gonsreb @omite fir @abl:
Mnsclesenbeiten bat lebten Samtas ent:
idieben, oaB Der 9opuliit @ooowin pom,
%finiten Besirt in Mlabama gu einem
sit i'm @onsreb bere@tist 1T. @enn
man bebentt, bag bic @ablberidte Dem
bemotratii@eu @esner @oobwin's ]0.s
65l Stimmen saben, wdbreno letterer
ausebli@ nur e,eoa Stimmen erbieIt,
,ueun man ferner beoentt, oaB bas
@ablunteriu@unss : Gomite bes Con-
srei1es nur aus Mit9lieoern Der beibeu
alien Barteien beitebt, bann erbdlt mon
einen Be9riff uon benz Wablbetrug Der
bemotratii@en @abls un6 3dbli@winos
Ter in Mlabama.
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1tcbcr bic aaiGbrli6 pom gongre6

ucber bic aaidbrli6 pom gonsreb
bewiuiStsn Hieieniummen fir Slug,
9afens uno anoerer oerartiSer @erbelers
unsen ldbt ii@ bas Gbseasoer vNbenS:
blatt" in fOI9enoer ocrbeu aber sutrehens
ben @eiie aus: rglitbalb Miuionen
Dollars CUR Grweiteruua BON &innialen
uno Tertieiuns BON Yiieen aussuseben,
lit fir ben GonsreB cine &leini9teit, aber
oas 9elb auiSubrin9en, oas babel uers
polamentirt weroen ioQ, lit fir bas
Tolt ieet weni9er, ais suuor, cine &leis
nisteit. Oamit IS audi flr bic 3utanft
an @elesenbeiten CUR Verputuns Der NIT
peinlider &eselmdbisteit aue swei Sabre
fir Tliiis umo 9dfen" ausseworfenen
ssbu MiuiOuen nidt feble, bat Der @ons
sreb bic Nniertiauns BON Bldnen fir
einen Goltenauiwano pom 81, 72l ,2l0
Dollars au9eoronet. Oie gorani9ldse
fir bic 9aiens uno TluBuerbeiieruns
werben i'm Gomite sema9t unb barfen
ais bic aue ;wei Sabre wieoertebrenbe
Sertbeiluns Der Beute beseidnet werbeu.
Nur mittellt Der Slug uno 9afenbiQ
tam Der @oltsuertretsr Sen S1as bes
vSntel Gam" anbobren uno oa tbeilt
man li1 oenn mebr ODER weniger ebrli4
in Den @aub, nobel oann, UNI bas @elo
iar bic wirtli3 notbmenoisen Gerbelers
unssu beraus5ui6lasen, 3useitdnoni1e
fir bic acknowledged Nussaben &C.:
madt weroen mi Ien. Grant bat einmal
Die 9an:e Tlubs unb 9a:enbewiai9un9
in bic gde seiteat, aber ieitbem bats
ibm tein Yraiioent nadsemadt. Die
Slug uno 9afenseloer iino Der Nntbeil
am Raube, ben ieoer Nbseoronete ieinen
Wablern 3%uwenoet."
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Sitter oes Maccabecs.

Gin Staatstommanbeur idreibt MS pom
9incolu, 9tebr.. mie folst. Na9bem mir an=
bere Mittel obue Griol9 bel bartnadi9en SUI
itenanfdQen bei unleru beibeu &inberu per-
Iu1t batten, perlu1ten mir Or. Sings 9teue
Gmtbeduns, unb III s,uei Sasea uuren bic
&inber Selunb. gSir m0dteN nidt obne lie
iein, ba ul.s bic griabrun9 9elebrt, bab lie
BELT NO aubere Mittel eriol9loS iinb. S.
%. @tepenS, State Com. - @arum nidt
bieles Mittel perimden, lit IS bod. sarantirt
,nb iinb bod Yrobefai9em irei III >. ".
@potbete. @epobnlide @robe so
Gents umb 81.
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'E#saIer#. Gt. a.s.. Htn-. .."#H.H ..r. 49,.
Die Demotraten iino nod INNER
auf Der Su@e mad einem prdii oentz
i9afts> @anoioaten; aud Carlisle bat
bantenb abselebnt uno lie baben beBbalb
nunmebr ibr ausenmert auf Gr>@ous
perneur Boies pom Soma als ben paiien>
ben Mann sepurfeu. IS wirb2 inoeB
permutbet, baB er an Der Spibe elmer
TreiiilbersD Delegation pom Soma aus in
bic Demotratii@e National>@ %onuention
erl@einen wirb uno IS 1T oeBbalb nod
iebr bic Trase, Oh man i'm ais Banner*
TRIGGER ber, @artei ausjuertorer seneist
lein miro.
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Die Eopuliiten o Norb Carolina
baben cine 3eituns se9rinbet, bic aui
einem @asen berausseseben wiro uno
auf bieie Nrt uon Staot 3u Staot mans
bert UNI ben Yeuten Nuftldruns iiber bic
3iele ibrer Partei 81 ueridaiien.
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Oct tiirSli9 %perltorbene ssSuwslier y

9er tirSli4 ueritorbene s,yuwslier @.
6. Softer aus @bicaso bat in ieinem
Teitament cine @erfasuus setrohen,
woua@ fem Grbe uerphi9tet 1T, fir
rSim", bas Yferb bes Vertorbenen,
BIS an beieu y%ebensenbe gu iorsen unb
es i'm Beionoeren ni@t on SAFER unb
!3uder feblen 3u Ialen. rSim" 1T Elm
beneioenswertbes @eid6pf. Sir mans
DE Menl@en pirb bebeutenb ,peniaer
9etban, .uena ibre natirli@en @ei@uter
ile uerlafm miiien.
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Ocjetlid)c M1ubcrci.

"a has ameritaniibe @olt in ieiner
Nnipri9en al ben gonsreB nadserao'
isbr bei1eiren seworben lit, 10 wiro e
tim auiridtis bafdr oanten, baB ct nc:
ni9itsns cine LANCE berbsiseisbnte Se'
form ms Bert seisst bat. Der Sc
nat bat ndmli9 DEM Yeidluie bss 9ou:
ies ;usenimmt, alien OiitrittanwdIter
unb Yuncesmaridduen fehe @ebdlte'
gu ;ablen uno ous @sbibrenipitcm sdns:
lid absui3afien. lleber Die 9obe Del
@ebdltsr beltebt a~lerbinss nod sint
Meinunssusridieoenbeit swiiben ben
beioen Dauiern, absr oa bieielbe obns
3wsiisl i'm Gonieren;sNusi@uiIe beige:
leet merbeu wiro, 10 miro bic wobltbd:
tias 9teueruus i3on int "d5iten &s9:
nunssiabre in Srait treten.
Gs mnros Dem Gonsreiie bewieien,
bag bic Understandable III henlent9en
ge;irtem, in oenen feline sro6en Staote
lissen. uno bic geiddfte i" Iolse oeleu
fau lino, gro;eile seraoesu pom 3aune
brsden, I'M ii9 ielbit uno ben Bunoess
moridd0eu einsn au9emslenen Veroienlt
III psrihaiieu. Sic reiiten piel lumber.
Samit is bobe Meileu9eloer bere4nen
tcnnten unS erboben Nntlasen wsssn
ean; unbsoeutenber unb rein te4nii9er
uebsrtretunsen Der 8;meniteuers uno
Yotseiese. Die Mari@dae aber nabs
men losor miQtirlide Verbaftunsem Dor
uno idleppten ibre Spter m0sli4it melt
pom S6auplaee oes rSerbredens"
fort, I'M cine re9t sroBe @ebabrenre4s
nuns auiiteuen gu t0nnen.. Da nun
einise Oiitritte raumliA isbr sroB linb
uno ii9 ibsr mebrere ounn beiieoelte
Staaten eritreten, 10 wurce oieie Nrt
&e9tspfess 81 elmer tprannii@en Der:
folsuns uno @uspllnoeruus. IS 1T
mSslid uue iosor wa1ri@einli3, baB
Der Offer Der Nnwdlte uno Mari4dQe
bebeuteno na9lalisu wiro, wenn iie feit
be- olost iino, uno bag lie man4em Tau
unbea4tet laiisn wcroen, bic ibrer Nufz
mertiamteit wobl uertb mare, abes es
1T beilsr, OaB bin uno wieoer Elm @4ulz
bigger entwiidt, ols Bag anitdntise gars
ger ,uesen n.9tsiusenoem Sersebunsen
ME Ve,brsder bebanoelt weroen.
Oas @ebibren ODER @portelipitem
aui ben eriten Blid gang empfebs
inioiern es bic Beamten anz
.bre pfli@t gu tbun; aber IS lit
3u beoenten. oaB Elm Sifentli4sr Beams
ter iebr ueriditoeu lit pon einem @es
Idaitsreiienoen, Der rauf Procsnte" ans
it. 6: bat pom Nmtsmesen
.ine Ma@t, bic iebr lei4t miBbrau9t
tann. @dbrenb Elm 9anoels>
)aus u~ollaui beredtist 1T, m0sli@it
,roBe Nutrensunsen CUR Steiserunsen
zines Inmates 81 MAIDEN, tann une
'arf g ni@t bic Aufsabe oes Staates
Elm, bic r@ei@dite" namentl'9 beries
,isen Beboroen ;u beben, mel4e ben
'in;eInen Yiirser ieines Gisentbums uno
elmer Treibeit berauben 3u t0nnen. Gin
ober Dunbesanwalt, Der Die
mirtli@er @erbre@er nur
unterldBt, neil iie ibm ni@ts
inbrinst, 1T ieines @mtes unmarois
mo ioqte abseiett weroen. Si4erli9
IS nidt oas &i@tise, ben Giier zines
pfli&tuerse6enen 8eamten our3
te Mnrufuns ieiner Giseniu@t 81 beles
Ell unb i'm aui webrloie 2eute gu besen.
5eietlide &dubereien iollten in einem
eiitteten Staate unmO9li@ iein.
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Serr Ser. 8. euitb bon Der SEQ. 8. Smith Usau'
tel &c.. 2ouispiue. 3d.. f4reibt unterm %. Gebruar
1894: ,ungeidlr Gin Sabr lang lit id far1terli3 an
9erabei&meroen. bic 10 fdlimm wuroen. baB ID i'm
gett aufFten nlubtt. nm 2uft su besonmen. 80
nuBte mein GeIddit auiscben uno fonnte fauna uu1'
beridleiaen. Mcim Jrsuno 9crr Sulius 6. @o9bt
elmer uniercr berourraseuoiteu Gpotbsisr. rietb mir.
Is nit ST. Miles' 9eart Cure au %ocriuten. Sod ST.
braud bon ettuas ubcr eiuer Glaibe pcri9wanben bic
edmcrsen fo,uobl oIs bas Scranopfeu. 50 babe
feitDer ui9t bic g~erinsiteu geiamerben sefablt uno
aebe beute meincn @eidditsu 10 regeImdBis nod as
ie supor."
I1eberau BET Mpotbefern an baben. Bud iber 9erj
uuo Nerpen frei p~ertanbt. Wan %abreifirc
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
ST. @iles' 6eilmittel MAIDEN geinno.
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&eDnte 4 &einbart
Compapy+

0ieielbe bat w6breub bes @inters einen
Sroben Sorratb pou trpitaubeQem sis fur
ben Sommerbebari ein9ele9t unb 1T n,lnmebr
bereit, inter llberaleu Sebinsun9eng elteQun=
gen baraui iowobl fir ben @el9dftSs oils
Samilieu9ebrau6 entse9enannebmen. Ger
9ieieruu9 uou Sis at PriuatzS amilien w,rb
bic 9rSBte Nuimerflamfeit Seidentt. We9en
bes NGberen rueube man ii6 alt Srie Sebnte
ober Wsar &einbart.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-19
Bryan Rally at Aumsville.

Hon. W. T. Rigdon, of Salem, ad.
dressed the voters of Lincoln precinct
on Saturday night, on the issues of
the campaign. He spoke for two
hours to an immense audience, who
listened with rapt attention to the
speakers argument, on the money
question.
The Mott brothers, of Salem, enter
tained the audience at intervals, with
their comic songs, and their efforts
met with continuous applause.
The crowd was the largest that has
assembled in one building, in our city,
for years, numbering over 25O.
The Republican managers have 50
far, not been successful in securing a
full house, even for their best speak
ers. This condition Of the public
pulse, may be accounted for on the
grounds that the sympathy of the peo.
pie are not with the gold standard,
but with the candidate Of the Ameri-
can people, William j. Bryan, and the
free coinage of silver and gold at the
ratio of 16 TO l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-19
Badly Scared.

Saturday evening, as the Salem
local was pulling out of WoOdburn on
its way to Salem, a serious accident
came very near taking place. The
newsboy, who travels on this train,
and who was standing upon the plat
form, awaited the rear coach. when he
attempted to swing upon the steps.
Losing his footing, he was dragged
several Yards on his face and stomach,
thus removing all his coat buttons,
with lightning 'rapidity. Brakeman
Ballard happened to step upon the rear
platform and, seeing the boy in so
perilous Il position, pulled the bell
rope and brought the train to a
standstill, when the boy was release d
from his dangerous position and placed
in the coach. He was, fortunately,
more scared than hurt, and his ex-
perience will no doubt prove valuable
to himself. We take this opportu-
nifty Of cautioning boys against jump
ing on and of trains, as they pass
along Twelfth street, the Salem local
especially. Unless such practices are
desisted, horrible accident will yet
be chronicled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-19
At Aumsville

The meeting at Aumsvllle Saturday
evening, addressed by W. II. Rigdon,
and the Mott brothers, was a genuine
Bryan success, and the largest audi
ence brought out at that place in this
campaign. The speaker read to the
audience some strong free coinage,
anti-gold standard arguments from
the Handbook of the National
League Of Republican Clubs" Of 1892,
prepared expressly for the Harrison
campaign Some Mckinley men de
clared 1t to be Populist doctrine, but
they had to swallow it as their oAn,
such as the RCnu' lican party les
always taught in the past. A collar
apiece is offered for those little books.
The meeting was Il decided success
At the close three rouSin. cht crs wer,
given for Bryan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-19
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS

Today's Transactions in the Various
County Departments.
J Jacob Ogle, p. L. Kenady, and JIM.
/ Poorman, appraisers Of the estate OF
Samuel Layman, deceased, have filed
their report with the county clerk,
showing the value of the estate to be
SlI ,O5S.5O.
A. w. Long, administrator of the
estate of NJ. S. Long, deceased, has filed
his semi-annual report of the estate
with the county clerk.
JJ. Burdette, formerly "Hinglish-
man" has declared his intentions Of
becoming subject of Uncle Sam.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Joseph Gilsen was acquitted by the
jury, of a charge of pointing gun at
V. Waiter near st. Paul recently. q
In damage case of j. w. Mckinney
VS. Statesman Publishing Co., jury
brought in a verdict awarding plain
tiff $3.50 damages.
H. d. AlI0u Wdo oOuOOhOOu dO
O'Clock this afternoon by Judge Geo.
II. Burnett to three years in the state
penitentiary, haying been convicted
of the larceny of S10.50 from the till
in E. Eckerlin's saloon. James Jones.
implicated in the Turner burglary,
was also sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary. He asked for the lem
iency of the court.
The case of Sharp VS. Cardwell, ac-
tion to recover money is being heard
this afternoon before jury,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-19
The McK;nnev.s,ateens1 Suit.

The suit of John w. Mckinney vs.
Statesman Publishing Company for
damages in the sum of 81 500 for
! failure on their part to renew con
tract was sharply contested in the
circuit court before Judge Burnett
Friday and Saturday and resulted in
verdict for TIE sum of $3.50 and
cost in the case to the amount OF
about $50. The instructions of the
court on the law points are of public
interest. The Statesman's main point
OF reliance was attempt to prove fail
| ure to solicit subscribers and induce
people to take the paper and to turn
oyer the money as per terms OF cor
tract. On this last section, which
read, she shall pay what he can con-
veniently collect each week and make
full and complete settlement on the
10th of each month";" the court held
that to make complete settlement"
did not require or imply
payment of balance to be
made on that date, but that If the par
ties met and agreed on a balance and
that was a settlement" under the
contract. In regard to the section
providing that plaintiff should use
his efforts every working day in can
vassing to increase the subscription
lists" the court held that a general
performance would not be sufficient.
AS to the balance S131 90, claimed by
the Statesman for papers deliverd in
May, the court held that the plaintiff,
having been deprived of the route be-
fore said amount was due, that said
balance had no connection with suit.
The verdict of the jury under these
instructions exonerates Mr.. Mckinney
from any failure to perform his part
of the contract. He received congra-
tulatlons Of his friends on all hands for
a victory which under all the facts and
circumstances, Is highly creditahle to
his character as business man.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-19
The Hospital Fund.

The multiplicity of amusements
will not, we trust, cause our readers
to forget the entertainment to be
given at Reeds Opera house on
Wednesday evening next for the bene-
fit of the Salem hosital, on which oc-
casion DR.. De Kannett will present
his stereo-electrical views of the coro-
nation of the Car of Russia, and a
host of other interesting subjects,
covering the grave and the gay, and
interpersed with lecture descriptive
of the views. The views have never
yet been presented in this city. The
claims of the hospital on the Salem
public will assist in making the
affair success. Popular prices will
prevail. We hope our readers will
bear the event in mind. General ad-
25 cents. Reserved seats may
be secured at Patton Bros, at 10 cents
extra. Don't fail to attend.