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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
FIENDS ARE Al WORK.
They Wick Two Railway Trains In
NV jersey.
frainmen SIRE iniursh-Ehe Company
Hind laid of oHius
FingmIn.

fHII.LiPs BURG, n. j., Au g. TO-
Train wreckeIs nave been at work
again on tue Central road VI New
Jelssy, anu last night for the fourth
,imu III as many months nee omplis h ed
the wreck OF two fast freight trains,
blocking the tracks until O'Clock this
morning. causing the loss at least o
S5O, 900. Abou $3.50 O'Clock last might
~ train No. ils wat ruaniDg II ty
miles an nlur on It's way to
New YORK, the engine struck pile
OF ties ust west Of WbilebUuse.
The eng nc left tho track and iande
4 wn an e1bankment u c)mpirte
wreck. Four of the cars were also
pileu up In Confusion and their COR.
tente scsttered along the track, Eu
gins.T Shupp remained at his p st ami
mirscuiously escaped with mis- liz.
Conductor Matt Ross was riding o.
the tAnK Of tue engine and wasser
iously hurt. The fireman jumped.
Before u Il lgman @ uld be- sent out
to signal approaching trains, anoih T
fast freight, composed OF cafe loaded
with fish and peaches Tor tho market
In The Lehigh valley, ran int the
debts. fhe o. CINE and two cars OF
| fish were demolished. Eng neer
Suubble ana Conductor MVynahau
were badly Injured.
A Waterman had been empl) yed at
| Whitehouse TO guatJ against the
train wreckers' attempts. but iast Sal,
urday was suspendsu, the railrua
officials evidently thinsing the gang
bad lett the district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
KILLED BY FALLING ROCK.
John Bishop Meets with Instant
Death at Winter Quarters.
Was Ionding "a coal Car when a Roe Il
feiI on Illm-uaRl niue
workings.

Special 10 the NEWS.
scvFIELD, Aus. 9.-John b shop,
aoh VI MI. II belt BshOp, met his
death toGay IN the p. V. Coal com.
pany's mine at Winter QJAr,ers. Tue
ulheT anu tOu were woIKIEg together
~ ON, md were In the
act OF loAdink car when u
argc rock gave WY directly
over the young man, siIiklpg lin OF
tue heaI and X lag aim ms .antiy.
His brains were kutczed cut. De-
ceaetd was % years o. age suI was q
great assistance to bis latLsr 10 hell.
ing 20 support Il large family.
Electric mscui n IS are bong intro
luced IN the mines uuIo Ior unusf-
niting the coal an / are WORKING Huc.
cessfully.
a larger fan than tbs one now 10.
ma service lie to be placed ia the neat
luture for this better venIilation OF the
workings OF tue miue, which is very
much needed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

About $50 people, members OF the
We0tr SAKE excursion, are enjoying
themselves at Saitair tolRy.
General freight and Trsfii Man.
ager Eccles returned from IJaho
tOday.
Today the well know railroad men,
Mr.. Bancroft aud MIR. Calvin, retuIDeu
from IInno.
Passenger TIRE ffic lie very lively now,
on account oil returniug Christian
Endeavorers. The U. p. has nrrsi gsd
Tor new Bleepiug car which Will e.
pHrt tomorrow for Chicago on tue
Overland.
Ths freight convention at Oman
has, ne yet, reached no concluslon re.
gaTding freight rates for live stuck.
Tomorrow is Dem cratic day n
s ,ltair. Here are 8 noe Of the princi-
gal features vi the Jay: Up 8 y. III.
pr zss will be- oOntesleI for and Issued;
al b O'Clock oratOfic0l exercises LegIn.
Judge King will be the principal
speaker.
On Utah Press day. mkt SATURDAY.,
the train leaves Salt LAX. City at S:l(
an, anu departs from Csstilla on tut
the return at IL -. IN. The fare fol
the toui d trip ~ 81 25.
The people OF Brighton are at Lagoon
tuday. This W eek will DO busy ons
for Lagoon. The llth ia the X, Of p.
day; 18th, Second, fbird AMI Fou n b
yards, anu the 18Th will be Tor the
Free Thinkers.
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New YORK, Aug. lC-- The Tribune
say:
Col Archie f. Fisk. formerly o!
Colo sd VOW u resident OF New Yoik
has ursa zii syndicate In the uams
OF the A ak lone Execution TO search
Tor gold IN A lasks. Toe expedition IL
TO be composeu OF CAPT alists, scientific
msn anu practical mining engiueers.
Foe exploring party will travel the
greater part oil the distance from silks
Ia vans especially dtsigned for toe
purpose. The expedition VIII start
be tqui PED sccording to Col Fisk's
statements along new md Original
lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
WOMEN FOR THE KLONDlKE.
VIII Make The Sart in Pullman
Palace Cars.
Iattrn scheme rhat mny Have tho
Polish iaEsn OH B'fore u Is
suusnnmh ted.

New YORK. Aug. l0,-Tho Wnman's
* lonuike SynJioate expedition has
been orFsn.2sI In this city. Mlet
Helen Vsrlck Boswell is president and
among the palron,sie, arr Mrs. Je,-
ME June Cody, Mrs. Ltuta Weare
Waiter, Chicago; Mn. S.'ah d.
Bhce, ClevelanC; and Mrs. Sarah
Thompson, Delaware, Oai0.
I'VE expect 10 leave New RI
Marcu /, 1895" SAID Mrs. Mob maid,
Jns Of the oliicers, "and Pu Inn III
sle, pug car, VI Two cars II forty .eopls
iolu ", VIII tie chartered from n "
YORK 10 3 attlu ana viii be useu eA-
ciusively by tue XXI edition. Three
meals u day VIA De served TO the
party. The distance IL 8. $40 miles,
sid we viii make 1t - sven daye.
"From Seattle 20 Stks, another
,housaEd miltf, We go by steamer, anu
1t wiz lake us iomI dsys. From s tk
10 * oudlke Is an overland rIu,s OF
700 mlles. We VIII mase a Iort etsy
o. Suks, IN oruer tv cOp pleIe the Ouifil
ft1e expedition WHOA VIII be- Ut
iered ny Telegraph on leaving New
York,
"We may dec de not to 20 over the
Cbilkat fats, Dut ~ take Inc Scawat.
ka route insieaC, we val Lec,Ue tnst
question at SILK. We wni travel by
caravans VIII Ii W. leave SiIka wuere
the vans Will have to ne taken 10
pieces ami castlcI I'll hD.Beoack over
the pas; go Will the t1,tB anu pro-
visio.s. On the other siio vi the pass
the vats Will be reti.ted anu the Jour.
uty continued a. when lawn. ,tkR.
Wueu We Ieaca the lake., RATS VIII be
built from limpet on tue banks AMI the
rats Will Il at peop.e, hoIses and vans
across.
"Fcr twenty persjns there Will be
i've vane, each with two horses, an
each van VIII be fitted wltn portal Q
| slespers 10 accom- no late seven per,oi Q
eacn. The iva other vaGs Will he
used for provisions, with sleeping
uuuks In front. For those Wishing t.
I sleep alone tents anu army cts viii be
liovideu."
rnsre VIII be halfn utzsn men in
i The party, incluuing a physician, AS.
| sayer sUu q capable guide. 1t is the
purpose Of the expedition to prospect
and locate mining claims on the kiOn-
Jyke and o.ber tributaries oil tue
YUKON RIVER, to establish new min
Ing camp and hospital anu 10 equip n
complete commIsssriat train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
Trim of lnSnectiOn.

The NEWS is in receipt OF an invi.
tatlon to go with the members OF the
city government, and dil ectors OF the
South Jordan Canal company TO Wis 1t
Jordan narrows, and the head OF the
canal system, to inspect the proposed
location Of the Jordan River Electric
Generating company's power house,
anu tho relation OF the same t. the
Salt Lake. CITY aud Soulh Jordan
canals. A spec nj train leaves the
RIO Gran Western railway depot on
Wednesday, August lllh, NJ l:S5 pm .,
returning TO the city a, 6;25 y, M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
Case of James 6rilIl lbs.

James Grifli!hs who was arrested
last evening at the instigstion OF Ms.
MoAtee, charged with drunkenness
and disturbing the peace, was dis.
charged In the police c urt today,
1t appearing thSt & iii rs hal
been sufficiently punished los his mis.
conduct, by having HIS ince battered
IN bad shape. Mrs. McAfee IL the
woman VINO sec dsntly shot colore
.Oldier short time ago and she also
alleges that Grffitbs made indecu nl
proposals to her seven-yeAT- I'D dau z b.
Ter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
selesiiug a High School.

The board OI education committee o
buildings anu grounds is Just now
School buildings for the ensuing year.
The committee has before 1t number
Of propositions Tor consideration but
has come to no definite conclusioD ny
T. the present. The prospects are,
however, that the Clayton and II ch.
ards bindings Will lie re-re0teu loT
another year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. l0.-The Pc.
punst state ByeptiOn will meet here
tomorrow. The preliminary contests
are now being fought. One wins
tsvors fusion with endorsement OF
the Democratic state ticket. The
other wing Ia opposed TO that. There
are contests IN the delegations o
eight counties. Thomss G. Fuz-
simons, cuniEmsn OF the state central
committee ~ leading the fu.ionists
and Andrew J. Orr OF Cleveland, the
auti.tusiouists. He was appointed by
the Nashville conference to reorgsD.
ize the party In Ohio.
The state central committee, which
has fusion majority, Is selecting
temporary officers Tor the convention.
Tonight the iusionists Will mold a
meeting Ia the suditoriun and the
anti.fusionists one at the State house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
Kentucky Republicans Unanimou..

IoUIsvILLE, KY, Aug. 10 - the
Republican state convention for the
nomination Of a candidate for appel.
late court CLERK, met In the music half
A very fair spirit king Of coloreI dele
gates was noticeable.
DR.. w, j. Deboe, the newly eli cled
United States senator from Kentucky
Will be- temporary ehsirmsu. George
Wtnenny, OF Kentucky, will be per.
msnent chairman. There will be a
bitter ngbt between the Bradley nd
Hunter.Todd factions, the former
calming that the state administration
should be endorsed, while the latter
assert that man who knitted DR.,
Hunter last spring and winter before
last as Governor Bradley did, 10 not
worthy oil recognition in a z publican
gathering.
Gov. Bradley ia In tho city with his
lrienus about him. Toy say they
Will Introduce res llutlon In the con,
vention favoring Gov. Bradley's ad.
ministratlon and II 1t is defeated they
will make 1, hot for the Hunter. To ID
men before fall. There are evideuc, 81
Of q bitter and vicious lght on all
sides and Lether faction will ask or
give quarter. All the leaiing II .pub.
licans In the stale are on hand,
Tue district conventions were held
this forenoon, and in the fourth, SIKH
aud tenth there were Intentions.
Considerable feeling was eugenIered,
each set OF delegates claiming 10 be
properly aulhesiicAIed. Toe b alley
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

scsting OF Congress rostponsd-
nruwniug of.an Explorer.

LIMA, Peru. via Galveston, Tex,
Aug 10 FIR political motives the
9pening VI the Peruvian oongrtss,
which was fixed for tomorrow, has
beeu pJetp1ued until Thuradsy,
egraphic advices just received
here announce the death Uy
dTewn N, OF tre celebrate
mtz Mon exl rer Fittc iraId
Ii IL T ported thnt the government
in lew Jays Will d, cree tue pa men,
Of customs DUTY Ia gniL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

Rate on New YorL- Gaiyeston Freight
At The HoiIom Price.

New YORK, Aug. lO.-rbere has
come a rupture between the Mallory
and Morgan steamship lines, which
Tor come Time have been engaged In n
war with the Lone Star hue over the
Galveston freight cate. Yesterday the
Morgan line, which Ia operated by the
southern Pacific railroad people, In
stituted cut to . cent? per 100 pounds
Tho OLD ally of the Morgan line, the
Mallory. refused today TO meet the cut.
"We want the Southern company to
get all the business 1t can carry at the
iwo.cent rate" was the statement
made at the offices OF the Lone Star,
which also refuses to meet the Morgan
lines rate. Since Ju y 10, when the
rate war was begun oy the Lone Star
entering the carrying trade IN compt-
lilion with the old companies. the rate
ior freight OF tue first class from New
York to Galveston has been cut from
81 to 9 cents per 100 lbs. At this latter
rate there is esid tJ be large loss h.
the carrier, the cost OF Transporting
ireignt by rail from Houston to Il ,lves.
ton via the Southern Pacitic-Morg
line being seven cent? OF luO pou DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lO-The
long standing reud between the M M
hers 81 the Sailors union anu boarding
houie master, John Cane, same to a
climax this morning when Cane was
attacked by Frank johnson, a sea-
MAJ, on Eaet street. While the fig Mt
was in progress, Captain h. w. * i.
Masters, of the barkentiIe Gardiner
city, appeared upon the scene anu
went 10 Canes assistance. At that
moment, however, Cane Drew a pistol
and fred at his assaIlant, but the bull
let missing ils mark, struck Captain
Masters in the fl ,shy part OF the right
leg, infiicting n pal ntul wonni.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-rhere was
exceptional activity AMI strength In
the W heat market today. Inspired by
exciting and high French market,
enormous seabosrd clearances ARD
strong Liverpool pews, prices here
reaches So LIS at l O'clock, which ex-
cetded the previous best point Ior
SepIember sIuce the present tull
movement began.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
Leaves for the East Tonisht.

Judge Cherry will leave en- visit
to tho East tonight. paying Wilt to
his aged mother in Quincy, III. The
judge, mather ia uinsty.lhrse yrars
Olj. Bein-e Teturnin' ne " II visit
lndiaus, l W., and Oklahoma. The
judge txIecls TO he gone Two or three
weeks anu viii make the trip one Of
Duoi sss ana pleasure combined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
Selling Condemned lee.

John Hill, the Ice dealer, was ar.
rsigned In The police court this after.
noon for selling condemned ice. A
lumber OF witnesses hid been tub.
o. Red for the prosecution and were
on hand to give testimony but pending
the securing of important witnesses
tor the Jeense the case was continued
Tor the second time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

VICTORIA, b. g. Aug. l0--H. M. s.
Aieeiis, Que OF the survey ships of
Her Msiesty's navy will soon arrive
here to take part In u survey for the
Pacific Cables. Late advices from
Honolulu are to the effect that II. NJ.
$. Penguin has competed a survey
frcm Australia to Honolulu and A lge.
ria, will make the survey from here to
Honolulu.
IL is also said that the admiralty is
about to mahes survey OF CIayOqust
Sou nd and issue a new chart OF that
harbor. Information receivei from
that survey Will be OF benefit in de-
iermining landing place for the
cable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

PATTERSON, n j., Aug. 10 A ter
flhi storm strucS this city this site,-
noon. The rainfall was heavy anu
much damage was done By tue cy-
clonic Wind which accompanied 1t.
Trees were upraottd IN come places,
sgue and fences cptrie1 away and
uolly cars wore stoppid. One crowd Ell
car was struck by lightning but tor
tuonteIy no one was injured. hume r
Gus streets were flooded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

LONDON, Aug. l0.--A special dis
psicn ir m Bru.sels says that Lieut..
DeGsrlsche, the leader OF the Belgian
Antsrtic expedition which Is
10 sail shortly from SOUTH
EN- waters on the steamer Bel
g'c, is n much disappointed owing
to the lack Of room On bJard the ship,
am that he has en- Oblipe ed to decline
he valuable OTTER u Or. Freder lex A.
Cook, Lieut.. Peary'a componion, TO
jUin the Belgian expe ition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
aTOCA Ann aARKgT..


NEW YORK, Aug. 10, noon. --Money on call
normally ldIs per cent. Prime mercantile
paper. 81 a. per cent, sterling exchange weak
with actual business Ia barker sibills at ass
Tor demand and at 49, 4.s4 for w lays posted
rates, ishai e6is; ant 4.so'g a I.siii com.
merctal bill. 4sS
SILVER certificates, 5B4jI.
Bar silver, boz.
NeEicaT dollars, i2t,.
Govern Z snt bonds, firm; new ~, req.
AMI coupon. sl25!si 90. reg and lonpon,
sl'l3st -. reg ). II DO coupon, SEE, ;
2s, reg. 81 a Phcltc6s OF 49, 81 VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
MINOR MENTION.

h. j. Hewlett anG family returned
last evemrg tom lsassnl vacation
at Wasalc
j. G. Or ~ left for X ondike yes
teiday. II viii join H.. Il. Jennings
ON tho {. all aud ths Two VIII con-
tnue the J ufGey together.
John l.. PHILIPS, aged 20. aud
Catherine Il Willisms, aged ~. 10th
o. mili Cises, salt LsSo county, were
granted license to Sc, married to lay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
WEATHER VAhE.
Weather reports showing obServA
tions ut y Am. today:


Weather reports showing observR .
tions at y am. today:
Salt Lake City-Barometer, 20. 05i
temperature, CO, minimum, SO; WIND,
northwest, 8 miles per hour; clear.
Chsyenp,--Bsroms 5000; tenn.
perAture, So; minimum, o.; wind,
north, light; rain, "a inohe.; partly
cloudy.
Havre-Barometer, 29.92; tsmpera.
ture, 60, minimum, IS; wind, north.
east, lignl; partly cloudy.
acknowledgements, 80. 90; tompsrs.
iure, 5S; minimum, 5s; VIVID, south.
west, . miles per hour; clear.
Miles City-BRrometer, 80 90; tenn.
perature, 6S; minimum, 5s; wInd,
southeast; lign,; clear.
Idaho Falls - Barometer, 80. 90;
temperature, Is; minimum, IS; wind,
northwest. iignI; clear.
Winnemucpa Barometer 29,0S;
temperature, 80; minimum, As; VIM,
southwest, is miles per hour: GEAR.
General ana local forecasts for 80
hours ending p. m. Wednesday:
For Utah forecast made at San
FranciscoG Fair tonight and wedues.
DAY. Stationary Temperature.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fail
tonight and Wednesday. Stationary
temperature.
J.. II. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

SEATTLE, Wn., Aug. 10. The
steamer Eliza Anterior, an d..
fa5hioDed siIe-whseIer, built in Port
land, Ore, In the early flities, leaves
today for Klondike via 81. Michaels,
with $50 passengers. She lie wooden
vessel and for sixteen years was out o U
service, One year OF which time she
W. at the bottom OF the S.und. The
Eh6s Anderson will be conveyed by
ne Ing holyoke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
Sentenced for Stealing.

In the case OF the Slate OF Utah We
Robert Laneers, Enoch Eek, Pearson
Fitzpatrick, John Harrison and Noses
Higgins, who were accused OF steal.
ipg two sacks from Miller Il Miller on
toe 3rd insl., the defendants were all
arranged before Justice McMastsr to.
day ami received sentence. Lsnesrs
aud Eek got sixty days anu the renal u .
Ing tnIes were given thirty days each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

NEW YORK., Au'. l0-A special tJ
the Hsrsll lr,m VAiparalsl says. IL
lie reported that the president has de-
Glazed that 1t he impossible " continue
.uvern Chili under pteeeui conditions.
The conservatives ne Gays are too ex.
acting. l, 10 expected mat the cJsl-
ition scheme Will 10 out OF existence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
Numerous Charges.

The Wilmer.A drsws hasco came
up for hearing before Justice Sommer
today. The charge OF grand larceny
sQninst Emma Andrews sud Gus
Wilmer was dismissed. Wilmer was
hen c9nlrcntrd With another charge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
A LAKE OF PEARLS.
As Usual. IA ssndicato Gets Possession
OF IL.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. l0.-FoT
mUutn or more people nving near
Bald Knob have been finding va,u-
able pusrls In !aks near that place.
HUNDREDS OF people have been o. en-.
ing mussel shells in search o. tue
pearls and some Of the gems have
Oeen iound, some being sjlu Tor at
much NJ 1910. A special from Bald
X OBJ says mat Syndicate of Mem
pnis parties have I.asei the lake TOR
five years ior $4,000. They will
build n feucs GROUND the lake anu begin
WORK with a steam dreuRe. They viii
also erect au elegsnt club house. The
lake is said to he the richest pearl Isj.
ducer In the U nlied States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
Supervisor of State Funds.

Gov. Wells appointed Ii. q. Mathis
OF Price, Carbon county today, super
visor OF State funds appropriated by
the Legislature for the construction Of
public highway betwesn Price ana
Schotieid. Tho amount TO be expended
Is 81 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

they appeared before the als.e boafo
Of quail zatior. by their attorneys, and
uutered iormsl protests againsi the
bo.rI'H action.
II. w. Y Jung rer'eseuted u g. Nj.
l. Nhu q. Cutler & Brother JON n
NJ. Il ne appeared los CunniuE'on and
ath.r8 and Judge Thomas Marshall
ior huernRch Bros. A large Dumbaf
of other merchants also Il Ell prolestf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

that OF attempting to kill John
AZ drews Tine hearing was set for
O'clock thursday. John Andrews as
hen arrsigned on The chorge OF die
uThing the peace and thrta'eniDR to
set the Andrews barn on bie. This
case wsB alao continued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

LONDON, Aug. 1O,--rhe approx ching
marriage 10 announced OF Captain Ar
thur Ray, brother OF the Earl OF
Etroll and captain iu the secOnu bat.
talon Of the queens own camsliOn
highlsndrrs to HeImioBe, daughter OF
Mrs, Schepley, who has large property
in teTesLs at PIttshurg, Pa.
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Found Not GUILTY.

Joseph b. Pits was tried Tor battery
in the police court TO-DAY, the result Of
his hearing being a discharge. Pitts
was arrested at the instigation OF
Ellen May who complained that the
defendant had struck her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

AsHkvILLE. n. g., Aug. l0.-Bob
Brauhet,, tue negro who assaulted
Miss Kitte Henderson nesr here yes
t,rdsy, was caught this mo ming anu
fully identified. He has been lodged
in the county jail here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

Chicago, Aug 10
Hogs Estimated receipts today. 1000; left
over. i,yOr MARKET opened BE- higher; turned
SLOW, rlosing quiet and easy.
light, s5.huu a o..
Mixed, s. 70Gi3a6
Heavy, s. BOO S3.nJ.
Rough s. 55GSj.6A
Ca,tie-Heceipts, 5000 best grades steady
others weak.
Beeyes, So S0r s.. 10.
Cows and heIfers, 81 9lsrsi. 50.
Texas steers, SIS as yc
Westerns s. s0HSl5U
Slockers and feeders. SS.4OdS4,30
Sheep Receipts, 1900 slow and weak
Native sheep, s2,5UGsi o..
NesternB, 81 COaS3.SO
Lambs, s3.4Oid $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
Police Court Grind.

China Sam was before Justice Wen.
ger today for violating the license or.
dinsnce. His net cost him So.
Nike Boyle ~ a prisoner IN the city
ail penIing a hearing for petit lar.
c-ny, whicn will take place at 10
O'Clock tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10

sALINA, kss, Aug. l0.--Two col.
oteu Dicy clists were struck by pas.
senger tam on the Pac fic, east OF here.
this morning. One Of them named
Maddox is from Top,ks. The other,
an unknown, from Emporis, wac
killed outright. MaudOx has both
legs broken and is In precari0us con.
Jiiic n. They went to sleep on The
track.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
The CritchIOw Case.

The Gaze OF William tti chlow,
charged with attempted burglary, was
called W in the police oout, tuday,
when oohtinuauoe was era ted unIb
tomorrow at 'cl0ck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-10
A Youth in Court.

HyIum Eva ?, youth was charged
With committing battery on Woae
Hing, a native Of China, had hear.
ing IN the pei &c court Toupy anu was
uituhaTgeu.