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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

Judge Cherry and jury have been
occupied today sakinT testimony In the
1850 damage suit ~ iiyrum y.
Haynes aFsins, salt Lake city. NJ. ~.
khlghn appeared Tor plainiin AMI CITY
Attorney Hail and his assistant. G. u,
stewart. Tor the defendant.
Plaintiff In this c1te sues 20 receiver
damages fIDm che city for alleged H..
Jury done his property. through she
dlERlnR % m excavation Or the layinr
- sewer latrrsis. IN September, 1856
Is u alleged shat plllntin'a habltisiof
was In consequence made unfi for uc'
cuptrcy. The property T. situated o.
she corner " second West and Ska
North streets
The trial WAS In progress at pres
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
OPENING OF FEDERAL COURT.


Tho unlied States dis;rlc, court f'r
she district N u;ah opened thls morn
Ing at ten O'Clock fur tho December
s.rm.
The following grand Jurors were Oh
hand and answered o. thclr namea
when the roll was called; Thos. ID. Dee.
James Taylor. William Horsley. Will
liam l.. ualbri,h. james II. Llnfogd.
THOMAS Puriy Jr. II. J. Mlisn. Nils
Johnaln. O. n, ntrgand, Lyman John
son. Isaac Evans, oliver hodsron.
Sephi L. Morris ". u. BuwrinE.
Ue1rg, ". Emery. James y. Freeze,
Charles ". smith. Charles Layton, =,
70. WeHterilfld ana g, q, spencer.
[ Charles Layton was excused N o..
/ count ~ not being able o. ufirrlttri
: she English language, The remainder
I took she oath and entered upln shelf
duiies.
Frtdrlck ncesley. one ~ she Juror
from sab Lake. failed e. put To- ar ap.
peararce. After she jury was rharr 4
an adiournmerf was taken 60 10 a. m
/ tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
LOCAL MARKETS.

Salt Lake CITY, Utah, Dec. .. iz2
POULTRY.
Below are Wholesale buying frurca on
selling neiiro II 10 per cent hlghor.
ahere II u fair demand for poultry with
the prices about stationary, Tufke1u
are stili ia poul demand on nce0unt Of tho
markois' Ths outlook Tor better pricss
b therefore gl0omy, Dressed poultry
drawn with head and feet M brng
figures au fplloMn'
Turkeys, per lh,..,s.,,'",,.,,...,,,.,s 20
litna ,ssssss' 'ss''sss's'''''s''s's sss'ss'tte
h'''" iitfriin ASD cIiisEsH'''" ~
Dealers report the butter supply weak
with nHurtH getting hrner
Creamery butter, p"r pound .,.,., TX
Sstii,ssss,' 'titah new. ''''',' 80 '.i' U
ZOOS
The market IL stln at present ana there
~ d good demand Tor the product now
quoted 90 'a2' Xxx ,1i,Nse
Nheat-i1ua cents per bnahoi.
OatH-u iunfi.li per hundred.
Cofn-Hi cents per hundred.
cracked Corn-slol pcr hundred.
limo cents per hundred,
i've cents per hundred.
Ehofts-sl cents per hundred.
Ray.
Timothy 5000 por ton.
Nlnoi go per ton
Aifalia-mD p,l, tom,
APPLIES Utah. In good demand, per
rE&iis % food demand, per box. ns
~, 70 e-calfornIa. per box, E.ioa.
onSGes-Al varieties from n.D to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

\ gentleman who spent sunday In
Tiuilc. Informs the News" that AZ the
Eagle and iilua bell everything II In
readiness for start "wednesday morn
ing. \ splendid COMPRISING plan, has
Just been Installed and ~ the Old drifii.
slopes and angles have nll been cleaned
dut and the workings retlmhrrtd. there
10 now no,hing 60 stand In tho way ~
regular shipments The Eagle ANA niue
Hrli ~ good mine, has plenty ~ rich
ore. ami vii shortly b. az prominent an
any Of ~ big nrlghhlTh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
NEWS IERsELY IOlp.

indian Agent , y. OoEariy a. m sou
Lake. having came IN yUntgrdaN itum NE
unc0rpHhsfs country 90 isaufy Ia thr
wilma case
n 10 ntw apparent that the man who
wins thr election ln the StClrn nfeeihet
0n WodnegiAy viii know that he mas
been 100 "a hshI
President Kinrthufy ~ the state Unit
NrTHity VIII denver "A lecture 40 thg lhlns
X1 iiSt.''''
pr " =. nor ana wife now have a
H. rff H tn fhrir family 1n well a. n
son. Tho young maiden came 20 the iiecr
-a.a.s. sr.,siaaf motnins ana "clhha
clgh' pounds
Motormrn i,onsrt slmrFon % the salt
Lake street car line Ton from hiH car ys..
iHfdlY aud rgt an usiy wounl VA hla
hrnd fe'.rnl stitches had 10 be taken py
the attending SURGEONS
Uncertainty ntlll exists In the minds q
officers and mon % ~" IN.ntl- tosstn
they will BE- ordered h. Tho rhilpplucs
aindwicn Islands. ~ San ftanclnru, or
r'maln whore me. .'s.
An athletic exhibition benefit viii BE-
rivou az %. liiFh School huiainr itlnY-
fon'n nn the evening ~ the IN inst, Thr
leuNUrulIn VIII NN NNNNh jnAh NNlNlNI
VIM recently sustained broken lex
While anpiavpt NJ Tho Salt works, Inc
Proceeds will be devoted IN part 20 the
'u,Is.ae ui on atuucill limb.
Mutual Iinpro, emsnt was tho topic of
discussion iu the flfih ward last evening,
Eidurs a. NJ, Roberts. stake hurtrlniNn.
dent " 90. Lyman. ana AlutH W rliI ana
Cfitchlnw being the TpsakrrH. Tho mrrl
luu WAS we'll attended un .cnuaiis runlH
Interest was aroused In behalf Of the
Mutual Improvement cause. The re-
mrfla % i.ldor Roberts were especially
inicreftlnF'
Samuel Smith, q brother-ln.law ~ O, q
WIfHmuu lI thls rliN ami family ar
lived la Salt Lake on Saturday even
ing 10 take un thrlr permanent nh1lH
'fhey come direct from lftiHburr, whrf,
they have refld,d iur tho past eleht and
"a irlf years Prior tn fhnt thty lived In
Durham Enrland. MrH, smith and Nra
Workman arc sisters ana had not seen
each other Tor tWentv-ily0 ycarh ThclI
mcctlns was u very Joyous one,
10 CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY,
Take Laxative Promo Qulnlue Tablets
Au druHFls,s refuse the money Il u
falls TO cure. 21c, The genuine hal
l.. -, .. ON each ableL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
LIVELY STOCK BUSINESS
p,y;ou, Record, Smashed 10 smIihseens On
he Exchange Today.
DALTON A FEATURE OF The CALL
s,,,t..,,. ua,. y Milne IN Cuba --uray on
the mss.sehes.t's At the n"sie
and nee neii.

rots,,a call on tbs exchange broke
all nreyl,us records. there being more
I,,,sin..s transacted than ever before To-
s'ny -,nsie day. SO large were The sales
9bSt IN. cali occupied Two h1Irs. and ].
"a. an hour Afterwards before Mars :
itndssn had the days record apf1 al up-
on Inc board provided Tor ihtt puip'se,
T'rnnsfefa arErs gated nearly ls'Vl
sbsrgs. FOR which brokers handed out
the sum OF fia,it..el.
Tho selling list Included every 10 u
siofk on the board. a. Vol Az q numn
~ sfhrrs. In the listed class the main
Iasinsss was done ln -Four Aces. gsy-
rer- Ntrlon and Northern Lighi. iheH,
grcurltloa finding ready takers 20 sne1
d~urss. geyser- Marion was eaprclsiy
netlve. and was dealt In 40 between "
ma Nj cents. while q bid ~ N remain .
al The close. Northern liEhi was qui.'
atrong. aud ala business close 70 -
cents, sales bting made ~ hiKh a. %
There were transfers IN hjaN' v''s.'
Mammosh, Lower Mammoth, sacft,
mento and utah. all changing hands al
very reasonable quotation.
Tha hammer stock ~ the day, now
ever. was Dalton, which elected Nor,
attention than ali others put togethnf
and handed out 10000 shares. transIstl
being made between 90 and "a cent?
In fhis class. Joe lowers looked dntl
hsaithy. ard continued active. whu'
r,eie and Hiue Ben ana q good amour
N business close g. -. and bellei
Eagle recorded an extra heavy tolum'
~ business at a. cents. There wef
other selicrs almost to numerous
mention. business Ia nll being On a Wen
established basis. ara indicating hs'
and active market.
The closing figures we're as follo"s'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |
LAST NETTING or cASvAssse aOASO.
NO Contests Having Developed the re-
turns WIN be Certincd aud tertih-
Gates OF risction Issued.

The State board Of canvassafs met az !
Q -i.i,,t this afiaru5ou and tawuistel |
ne com, o. the state eiact'on returns
Hoaver and Wuyne c1uniie., from
which past 10 iha uiulh. haN
m4alne, hlh reported AdAlhs thei
figures az ioiioNai
BEAVER.
p.t... ca
t.,ir.,is,,. - - :. 6ll|
$500, 80 ,. iI|
1900 - Ca
v,,, - - =, q. COZ
s si..'.., -
ho"hah'' Sc -, -, .
NNhNb' ..,
Roberts. E. =. .. e. e. " " ~
Eidrgdse.. .. 81. e. " '' q" 60 ~
iuHicf q. =. .. q. &c &c 81. d" ~
uaaiNn.. =. q. .. =. q. q. 81. - - 90 ".
Hiuc q. 30. e. e. e. - q" 90 -
B1wmau.. .. e. &c .s .. e. 80 80 80
TOTAL FIGURES.
,rt. .,,,,.,. ~ ga. .is.tl,n In totals.
49, 80, 'i,'.y sr f.ii,ea.
s.c,,9r,.ss,t,N
''H'i'i'-'-'"'N t'' $500.
Roberts. e. e. e. o.. e. e. .. e. .,as.las
EilrHdgc.. 81. D.. q. e.. e, O., o.. .s.l,nii
Foster. 81. .. .. q. o.. q. O.. 90 s,'t.
Scattering. o. q. o.. e.. -
SUPREME JUSTICE.
p..tt. 4tg.0
'a."'"'' 80 - 80 - 90 90 ~ ia
49,. 80 80 % 80 80 Itst
49, .,.. -, -, ,..l,,,s,
NHW HiNi - SAN ''''''
The two new at1tr senators are tpuhu
l 60 De linllln u. Tanner. eleventh US
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

Henry y. Harris, tho official interpreter
81 the Utos. William waymun, deputy
United States mnrrhai at tho reservation
uud !, \. ounafty, the late agent, np'
pyurUd in court with two Indian l1Nt
mon aud "a number of Indians from tho
intumpuhrrr rUrNrNufiuns Inc lullAuH
officials. Jack johnson ami lumfH Nits
rhitH. ar in o. Witurfayn ~ TIE tl.. ut
father ami Huus who hfv chatNri WIN
stealing goods from ihr government ~
thp reservation Hturchouae. In tho same
up aH witnesses IN the cases % Ia. noe,
H. h.. EtaHIrtu huu Ninrft hutlH. MhA hl.
rnHr.ff with HfllinN MhlHkf 90 tlg TIA
rlluf Martin Van MnnrudrH WIN. Nnnni
sIm fiafif. Sea 'ardHn, TutaHr, jim Ca
fuin ami ftgafruac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

uas found that her little ones are In.
nfoyed more by the pleasant Syrup OF
rirs, when In need u the laxative e.
fsc, Of a gentle remedy fhan by any
,.her. and that u II more uccfreubls
a. them. Children enjoy Il and % bone.
az ahom. The true remedy, Synip OF
rig. IL manufactured Nv the California
Flg syrup Company only. !,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
10 % hemo,ca 10 nOsplIll. $500

sis. cara Diokeri. VIII, has been ~
and In destitute clrcumsilnccs, having
been an inmate 81 shs county lnnrmary'
will on "wednesday b, removed 20 che
Holy Cross hospital. whore she VIII rec
cfive ear ful attention. SuhrcfipiieAa
from Kind friends make y p1Eslule fuf
Miss Dlckert 81 thus better her coh-
llLkJu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

TtiASSFEl's OF hTochs'
Ajax, 200 shafrs al COO.
-Four Aces, 1900 az ale.
-Four Aces. 100 at a9'so.
-Four Aces. 100 at llc.
Geyser Marion. Loo az sie.
Ceyrsr Marion, 100 NJ h-se.
Geyaeg Marion. 100 ~ ,le,
Oeyser Marion, 900 at SIC.
Gcyrer Marion, a,Vpo AZ NC.
Cnlsna. 100 ~ Gle.
0aicna. 400 a. COO. =
Mamm0sh, 100 a s20i.
Mammoth. io1 li i,oaH.
Mammoth, 100 az i3.usii.
Mercur. 100 AZ si'sa,
Lover Mammoth, 1900 az zoe.
I.nNer Mammoth, 100 AZ tlar.
Northern iSHht. 800 ~ i,r,
Northern Light. 800 al As,se.
Noqthern Light. a.lco % 90.
North4rn IAght. 700 a. iii.c.
sacramento. 100 40 tGac.
Utah. 100 at $50.
Iiuekeye, 5000 az Gha
Buckeye. 5000 az &c.
buckeye. 800 at hilc' a.
Columbia. 800 az esc. =
Dalton, 5000 az 2Ac.
Dalton, G0oo az csc.
Dalton, 81. 800 "a 2lac.
Dalton, 10000 al 2a.c.
Dexter, 100 40 fl0a.
Dee,er. 100 a. s9,0.b.
Eagle and niue Bell. 100 AZ "
IaRle and Blur He'll. 300 az iltl's'
Eagle and Blue lieil. 100 at N.sa
Eagle and Hue iitlt. 10 az ui3g's'
Emerald. 5000 az i1i4c.
Emerald. 900 ~ iihc,
Golden Eagle, 1900 AZ 20,
Golden Eagle, 5000 q $50.
Hfomestake, 900 az sac.
Zoe nowera, coo 40 2sac.
Joe Bowers, 800 ~ 2bsf.
Joe flowers. 1000 at s6sc.
Joe bowers. 1000 va 1--we.
Joe bowers, 1 100 az 2se.
Joe Isow,Ta Ext gnf'1n. 1000 at iOhc.
10. I,owtra Extension, 1900 w lie.
Late Tstisburg. 1000 at love.
LATHE Plt,sburg. 1000 al lose.
OmaiFl, 800 at hsc,
Pwans0a, 100 az fl.s2h.
Routh Swansea, 100 az sLe5h.
sou.h swlugea, 900 a. si2d.
sunbeam. 1000 10 zoe.
stlr Consolidated, 900 at si.oi.
Star cnnslndst ted. i.l0O NJ N,V''
Rtar ConsoYdited, 800 Of tlO2h.
Tetl1. (, 900 a. &C.,
Rabbt's Foot, 300 AZ lie.
Vlleo, 800 at Sl.si,
Vale1, 100 al ii,gsh,
Nalrp, No a. ti,3i,
Warhusnti. a.O00 NJ iilAc.
Total shares sold. liy iy,.
selling value OF stocks, tl9,Iis.es
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
Ajss case docs over.

JudEe Hlies resumed the hearing this
nnrnlng Of the case Of Samuel McIr-
tyfe W she Max Mirinr company. and
after an hours time had been consumed
In the taking 81 testimony. coa.inu.
ancs WIS saken g. Ffiily morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

y,ah Volunteer. t.osst'; prpt sr'y AiouE'
aide Another tiir uinF.

Among the scyhi mfn who answet,,ll
tht cal 60 20 90 che rrat from inis
Stale ufff MNfsra. g. r. John.'n. doe
IL aud Henry Wood, ail SAT- lAke
boys. They were packers iw -haii
army. aud during Che Datilg on son
Iu1u hNi ala their hfF. Wth ohgfa,
a. hari 10 food. fhrllgh urhrken
roads. 90 sha troops thlt % bravery
fHurht fdr three days. and llm thFte
nights. 10 the takiug u stuuag'.
Iahnr1n. lee and Wood have now
returned 60 this city. and state ihst
rntr she conclusion u one var they,
x..h others. wtru detailed sl 81 oui Ani
und a number % mules fhlt ma
slriyci from the camp. W hunting LOT
these mules. aud when down near the
mat. 81 ulfrlco. the boys stumbled
auflra some very nne Elld-bearins :,
ftck. and " saarrh " s1ue days frrnd
she vein, when they Immediately To-
cfgn1 six claims " regulation size,
recording me same " Santiago. hy ad'
vice n Governor Wood, unlor me
t'r'frd states laws. Johnson ana Ice
returned home. leaving Wood 10
charFs ~ their property with insiriic,
gidrs 60 sce that 4hc prlpfr assesamer'
work should be done. ~ that the tlil'
g. the Fr1Und might be- placed beyNn'
question. some nne samples were Oh
salr "a from she properly and are nlV
/ IN psasastiln u the owners
NJ Wood arrived home rev DAY
| aEs. 1ri freiirE sick went o. r.. Mark
| hospital 10 was found ihere by hi
| partners ~ honNh ~ impr0vinl
] svrfy day. H. % News" reporter h
sail today that b. and his partner
/ had ni o. fFfrti0n q a rrcli piece %
| properly. auyi before long, after hav
| Ink obtained the necessary capital. Dc
/ vsiupmcrt would b. commenced n
earnest. Alongside " fhi' property
! Angla. spanish syndicate, in whic
about 90 men ore employed. turuIu
oW great wealth. A auad gauge On
| r.rnrrts rarricD with Santiago, uu
an other features are favorable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

David Newman. charged with destroy.
ing property, had his ease continued In
lie noliee court today, while James clark
was sentenced 10 thirty daya for priii
were found guilty Of vagfaney, but had
ssntaune suspended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

william J. Gray. ~ tha ely. VOL
known AZ a nrHt-ciaas mlli-WriKhi. und
lii.ruund mechanic IN mining machln.
cry. after an absence ~ two months.
returned from Park city On Sturdy
evening last. where. under the manage.
ment ~ ar. ". N. curtis. he has been
aVerhaulinE the MaHrtehuspsta pron-
crgy. This minc-ku1Wn a. the "Oli
Empirc"-hls bsen fliod with water flf
the last nine year.. but AIR. Gray has
succeeded so drslnina 70 after g,od
deal ~ trouble. and he Informed thH
News" this afternoon tiTrt there u
now On the Massachusetts, three shifts
running steadily. with good prospeCtl
ahead, tn gentleman expects o. El.oul
sn Tinfc 90 fcw days Go i1ok oyci
some work there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

judy lilies went TO ogden this NJ.
tnfrnnn 10 take the place ~ Judge TO.
lapp in few g. icH. Tomorrow. JuTe
ilnlapp viii hold court In Judge iiilefs
division
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

TRY the "DeNcateascn Cafe" the hrN
Lunch and Dinner IN the ely Tor zoe.
open all night. III Main -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

paiph Guthrie. stock Broker. Room II
Walker Hank Building. Telephone ~
fO3 A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

Morris a West. Stock Brokers. ili Al
ias block. Telephone COL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

snag this aftsrunlni partly cloudy to
nlsht. Tuesday fAir. cooler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

go Main IT,. the business mems rc.
sort for "ENceiicnt Meals ishn'
prices. quick service. free De'''e'''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
TWO CASES REVERSED.
Supreme Court Decision. tn m ogden and
AaFaar n.a.

- Morcur Ease.
me supreme court reversed two
pnses today; that NJ ogden CITY - The
,AF Lake and River WaterWorks ana
n.sisNh company a al; and GeofRe
~ hllllng company.
IN nrri nanfd cise was an appeal
"'m seie order Of Judge Roiapp APP
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-30

the three robbers opened fire, which
was returned by the company's posse
of six men. Fully twenty shots We're
exchanged, when the robbers realized
that they were trapped, and began to
retreat. The officers gave pursuit, and
Engineer Jim West, freight man, was
captured. The officers fred a number
of shots. and it is reported that the
second robber was wounded, but this
is not corroborated.
The train then came on to Sedalia,
and West was committed to Jail AS
quickly as possible posse was organ
lied and proceeded to the scene of the
hold-up, in the hope of capturing the
other two robbers. The company Of
ficials are said to be in possession of
the names of the two remaining rob-
bers, and their capture is considered
certain.
T At 1890 o'clock this "wednesday
morning, a portion of the posse in pur-
suit of the two remaining robbers re
turned. They had made no capture.
They learned where one of the robbers,
with g. badly shattered arm, had called
at farm house for bandages, claiming
that he had been accidentally wounded
while coon hunting Detectives Tom
Furlong and Frank Barnett, with a
dozen men. are still searching the
country in the vicinity of the hold-up
jim West is q man of family, and has
been in the employ of the company for
several years. He has always stood
well in the community, and great sur
prise is expressed that he should be
IMPLICATED in such a crime
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-30
LOADED FOR BANDITS
Missouri Pacific Train Robbers
Given a Warm Reception.
GUARDS ON THE TRAIN
ONE RoBBER CAPTURED AND
ANOTHER WOUNDED.
Captured Man Was an Engineer In
the Company's Employ, Who
Stood Well In the Community
Fully Twenty Shots Were Ex-
changed.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. ga special
to the Journal from Sedalia, Mo-, says:
Missouri Pacific passenger train No.
IA, which left st. Joseph at 2:30 p. m.
today via Kansas City, running from
the latter city over the Lexington
branch, was held up four and a half
miles west of Sedalia at 9:55, by three
masked men, one of whom, Jim west,
an engineer in the cOmpany's employ
was captured, while a second is believ-
ed to have been wounded, and the third
escaped.
Originally the hold-up was to have
occurred last Friday night, but one Of
the men implicated weakened, and the
attempt was postponed. Last night Su-
perintendent L. d. Hopkins was APP
prised that the hold-uD was arranged
for tonight, and he prepared for it.
When the train left Kansas City, at
545 o. m, six secret service men in
the company's employ were aboard.
When the point where the attempt was
to be made was to be approached, two
/ of the men, Tom Furlong Of st. Louis
and w. w. Kay of the Missouri Pacific,
took their position in the cab of the
engine. Four more men, with Detec-
tive Frank Barnett of the Missouri Pa
! cific at Osawatomie, Kan, in charge,
were secreted in the baggage car.
One mile west of Georgetown, at
Muddy Creek, Engineer Daniels was
! signaled to stop, and did So AT once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-30
RIVAL REPUBL les AT WAR
And AGUIyALDO OPPOSED


fties proceeding republics
reported section insurgents called the guards of
a
a and
Sydney
to private in captivity insurgents.
ation o is nonw
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-30

for the first time, Gillett had simply
thrown up everything and was left
penmless. But we know he owed a
million and half of dollars, and we
cannot fad where he invested or spent
more than half that sum-"
There is a scramble at the stock
yards for every trainload OF Gillett cat
tie shipped in from his WOodbine ranch.
Three trainloads of his cattle arrived
today. The National Bank of Com
| merce got twenty cars and another
trainload was consigned to half dozen
creditor commission firms.
St Louis, Nov. 29.-The Post-Dis-
| patch has a telegram from Sedalia,
Mo, which says that Grant E. Gillett
! the So-called Kansas cattle king, lived
| in that city when young, and attended
a business college there. While at this
school he concocted a scheme to con-
solidate all the colleges in the west anC
get a corner on knowledge. He also
formulated plan for q typewriter
/ trust, but, on account of his youth
failed to get moneyed men to take hold
of the project.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 29-Two Feplevir
cases growing out of the Gillett failure
at Woodbine, Kan. last week, have
been fled in the United States courts
They involve, a total property value o.
$4,000, and the bonds required from the
plaintiffs reached a. total of $4,000
The first suit fled was by the Cont
mental National bank of St. Louis an(
involves a property value of $4,000 TIL,
other suit is to satisfy claim Of $50, 900
filed by Gilmore & Coper of Kansas
City. Deputy United States Marshall
Prescott and Trigg have gone to Wood
bine and will begin the task of sorting
out the cattle wanted from the vas
herds.
1t viii require six trains of twent!
cars each to move the stock mentioned
in these two replevin cases.