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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
2IuslaniA

- Snil1tn9e, bic in peri 3tez
Sabren geboren ino, 1fnO
getpiB cine rec6t 9roBe Seltenbeit. Die M}itz
t6eilung zines Iol9en Safes entnebmen mir
benz pariier nprpgres M6Oicdl". Cine auf
Der Sniel Seriep ebenbe Dame CAB am leb=
ten SDlbsfterabenD nm 10 l6r eiaem flei~
men Mdb9en bas 2eben. Ga3 4 5tunben,
alio am /. Sanuar Morgens UNI 2 lt6r,
frlgte bie1em cine 3miGings19neter na4.
0uS erite Sinh TT alp 1897, bas 0peite
= Ods s. ermani If 81 Ii u in
q irnberg erlGBt einen Nufruf NIT Der
8itte, i6m a 1t g a d n, mil btnen
emit @ltern unb @roBeltern geIptelt BADEN
unh bic pienei9t 6ier unb ba nod lagern, 81
ii6erlaffen, tpen m09li9 uls @eI9enf. Be-
fcnntti9 bat 1i9 bas @srmanii9e MuIeum
bon ie6er auf bas Sammeln BON @pielrpauz
rem berlegt, ba b;efe einen 6o6ea fulturgez
f&i6tGihen Mert6 befiBen. Sir Die niht unz
bebeutenbe GammIung, Die es i6on s%ufann=
men9ebra6t bat unb bic it4 in 5Olge NuFz
rufs no9 bergr0Bern pirb, lit Elm sigensr neu
erbauter fleiner Sadl beitimmt.
: Der ruIiI6e Rei6srat6 bat bic 8prz
Iage pegen Nusbuues be5 8a<
bdrtnen 9dfens an Der 80 u :
m a II t ii e eenebmigt 1nb Die bafiir not6z
tpenbige Summe i'm 8etruae BON 100000
Rubel bepiqigt. Sn Nn6etra9t Der ~giinitiz
gen Gage oieIes 9afers IoQ Die bort emit
ftebenoe @tabt CUR &reisftabt gsma9t unb
1oGen ale 8eb0rben aug Der bisberiqan
&reis tabt &oIu Ibon i'm nG9iten Sabre
nad &at6arinen6afen DerIegt tperbe1t. Na9
SeitfeQung oer @iiunbahnlinie bon ct. pez
tersburg iiber 9~ettoiapobst, Sem unb 3anz
balat1fu na3 Dem reuen 6ufen pirb benz
9erte6r elm neues @ebiet 8uBlunbs erf9GpTz
len fein, beien !9oIarei9t6um bis6er ni6t
ausgebeutet perben tDnnte. Oe 6ol3dusz
fuhr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. biirFte baber in 53uz
tunft benz glei9en @rport aus @9peben
unb Noripegen ernite &~onturren5 MAIDEN.
- Oie 9emetnbe % ienunbbie
SiemenS &:
6alsfe. Der 8iener Stabtratb bat NUM-
mebr ben erten S9rttt CUR fprmeaen @nt=
T9eibuna iiber bas grOBe Wisner eleftriIGs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
Ser @ptAtanS lit MmRIamS.

Die MiBernte bes berfloiIenen Sa6res in
auBlanb bat ii3, tpie Elm Yeters6urger Cor
r%efprnbsnt melost, auf Elm groBes @ebiet aus
geoebnt. On Hoggen gum 8etTpie1, benz
9auptbrobgetreibe bes ruiii9sn Golfes, 6dz
ben nidt ~peniger aIs IS @ouberrsmsnts unz
ter Der 9GIfte bes 1on1tigen Mittelertrages
geerntet, 10 baB Der Bauer, Der ith fattm BON
Dem grpben 9ungerja6re 1891 erboit bot, in
bielen Geger1ben ben p0Gigen NieDergdng ietz
r1er Mirtbf9aft bor Qugen fiebt. Sn me5res
rem @oubernements b~erfaufen Die 8auern
8ie6 unb Bferbe in Mengen 5l ntebrigiten
BreiIen. IS feblt an Sutter, 10 DaB Rogz
eenItrob bereits ais foI9es oerFpdnot miro.
Der Sogelp6n 1T auf Elm Min'nltm geiu1<
fen, unb ben 8auern fe6lt es IN iegli@em
Nebenertper6. Sbno6l aus ben 8ronspalz
bungen %unentgeltli9 ben Notbletoenoen Spl5
abeelaffen tpirb, unb bic Sorftberipdltung fi6
bemii6t, ben 8auern Nrbeit in Dem 5orIten
gu 19affen, 70 g~enii9en oieIe W}dBnabmen
lanqe ni9t unb ge6en ben 2eutell bor dlem
ni9t bic MDgli9teit, ibre WirtbIddftsarbeis
ten i'm 5riibjubr pisber uuf5uns9men, ba
man9er Wirt6 feinen 9duptf4aB, bas Pfero,
bereits b%erfauft bat.
Sci elmer Tol6en Not6lage mnB Ieiters Der
&egierung NIT rabitalsren Mttteln benz
2anbbolt unter Die Nrme gegrtffen tperben.
Mebrere 2anbI9aftsGmter iinb 1ereits Inn
Ourle6en CUR 2inberung bet NOtb BEL Der &ez
gierung ei%ngetommen. Gs miro audi iiber
bic energi59e 8eitreibung Der Steuern uno
&iidf tGnbe geflugt unb barum petittonirt, bic
Ielbe gu f~titiren. @5 lit einitpeilea mod unz
betannt, tpie fi9 Die Hegierung DieIen llebel=
itdnben eegeniber 0erbalten miro. Seoenz
faus muB tonftutirt nerben, baB Die MiB@
ernie bes Subres 1897, bic fi4 gum grpBsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
sir Ste @tiAionem : GrbfGaftem=
iGQer.

Gum &apitel Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tpirb in Der ~Ma9b. 3tg." bsmsrtt: SIN
Sabre 1854 murbe in 2onbon auf eiren
MISUNDERSTANDING bin feftgetsGt. baB aug
ben borangegangenen Is Sabren rine Gum
me bon 256,176 81 trG. bon @rbI9afts6ere9z
tigten niht beanIpru9t nprben lei unb 5aB
i'm @an3en 46 Mtlionen 2itrl. Ret Gsri9ts=
@nti9etbung barrten. 9iefe leBtere unge=
bsure @umme 6eaog fi9 uuf p0iten. iiber Die
Observation-Disclosures entftanben tparen
nnb oeren @~us5a6lung bur9 pro5eIIs entz
f3ieben perben muBte. Der &an8leigez
ri4tsbof C@ourt of @bancerb"D ber5Tfent=
li4te banrals Elm 8er3ei9niB aIer 9~erIpner,
bic gefn9t tpurben, unb buB fib barauf !9inb
unb 8unB meloete, 1T lsi4t 5u berFeben.
8dlo oarauf eritanb eine Nn5abl bon Igenz
ten, Die bic baIbe Welt in 8eipegul9 iebten,
Tim bic berf9pqenen @rban ausfinbig 3u ma
3en, fir tbre Miibe mge6eure Summer
berlangten unb au9 BON 9ummtn, bic ia
befanntli9 nt9t ale perben, er61lten 6aben.
SieIe N9snten berfo6ren in Der unbcrfrorenz
item Weiie. Sic la1en ii9 Die N~0reBbi9er
Der qrOBeren @tGbte be5 SsitlanDes tonrz
men, iuhen ii9 einen in Der 2tIte ertpG6nten
Namen bsraus, bdlten 96a9fragen, rb %ien1als
elmer Der 8erpanbten Der in Nu8it9t genpnl=
merten Opfer i'm Nuslanbe berI9Olen lst,
iporduf fe ben S9pinbel begin1sn. Die
8rief6ogen tragen ftets elm amtli9es Sc
prGge; Die Worte r@purt Of G6ancerp" iinb
grpB gebrudt, unO bqs @6rtfttid iiebt 10
aus, ols. pb es bom Gr6I4nftsgcri9t Der
rii6rte. 9d0u febten Elm poar Nmtsftegel
ebenfopentg, ME bic ltnteri4riftan mebrerer
PerIonen, benen irgeno Elm omtlt4er 3ite1
6eigetegt ptrb. 9a tonn man fj@ nitbt &C.
mug in gt9t ne6men, unb bo9 gis6t es eirlen
let4ten Neg, UNI ii9 8u 0ergepiiierr, pb
man er6f9ufta6ere4ti9t lit o6sr nibt. Die
f0niglibe 8u6Oruderei Der 6trln1 Gprs &
Spottispoobe, @dit 6or6ing Street, Setter
Sane 6. g., 2onbon, ber0ffentGi9t ndmlid
id6rti9 cine atntli9e Site Der @eloet, Die
ni9t erbSben porben iinb, Die Namen Der
@rbbafer t1nb Der mut6maBlifaE Gr6en.
OieIe 2tite 1T fir einen Splitting gu 6a6en
u1b 1oGte bon Sebermann, Der irgenc tpel9e
@r6I9aftsanIprii6e in @ngGanb 81 bo5en
9laubt, 81 Rdt6e ge5o9en tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

GountD, 9eboren, tpp ct bic 9etpobnli9e
@9ulbilbung er6elt. Nbsr er bilbete 1id
Ielbft burb eifriges @tubium tpeiter, 1otpobl
in Der englif9en pie in Der beutT6en 2iteraz
tur. Gr ge60rte gu ben be1ten grforI9 ern
Der 9ef9i9te bes beuti4@dmerifani19en
Glsmentes i'm 2anb, ran1entli9 in penn1pl=
Ddnier.
SIM neunSebnten Sabre tpurbe ct S9ulz
lebrer, febte uber balb feline Prioatfubien
fort, I'm bunn an ben 0ffsntli6en @9ulen
~5pan8ig Sabre lang tbdtig gu perbsn. SIM
Se6ruar 1916 6eiratbete er @1iIabet6 &pl6,
Scooter bon 8eb. Safob 8olb 5u 9arlsbbiQe
in pennfpGoanien, bic i'm nsbit brei S0bnsn
ii6erlebt, tpobpn Der Gillette, gilbert e. GoIel,
Sefretdr unb @e'9dftSfi6rer Der yOairpz
men Protectioe Nf1pciation" in pbilabelp6ia
1T. 1895 ~Teierte Der 8erbli6ene feline gplbene
9p95eit.
Daniel &olb gaTeG bat na9 unb na4 cine
srOBe, b0fIt tpertbOOGe 8ibliotbef ii6er bic
@eT6i4te beg umeritunii4en 9eutI9tbums
gefammelt, u,tb berf6iebene S9rtfteu Dariiz
Der berfuBt. Sein 6auptpert 1T d6er Die
v@ef9i9te Der MennDniten"
On Nmerita) in beutI9er Spra9e, Die
er flieBenb Tpra3 unb I6rie6. Oas $40
Seiten umfuffenOe BUD lit in P6ilub:lpbiu
1890 BET Sgna5 8o6ler eri4snen unb nit
bielen 8ilbern auageitattet.
0ieie @ei9i9teb Der Mennoniten, netne 2eiz
bensgeF9i9te o9ne @Isi9en", pie tie Der
9erfafer in feinem S9luBport nennt, iii
Elm b0Gft griinbli6es unb Invertebrates
Mert. sic bebarbelt i'm erIten She'll Die
9riinbung Der Sette bur9 Menno Simons,
unb in ben folgenben &apiteln bic @inpunz
berung berislben in ben Ser. Staten unb
bic @ef9i9te Der ein3elnen Wennpniten=9 &C.
meinben in peSnfbGOunien, O6io, 8irginien,
getp 0ort unb in ben anberen Staaten Der
Union unb bes ii6rigen Qmeritns.
2angidbrige i9tpierige SprI9ungen GIN
gen pordls, Bis Der unermiibli9e flsiBiqe
Sammler bie1es ~bebsutenbe @ert bouenoen
%fonnte, CUR gbre feiner @luubensgenoFen
unb UNI bic Welt barii6er auf5utldren, tpelz
4er bieielben mod 10 penig betur1nt paren,
ME er in Ieinem 8ortport fagt.
Inter 9enen, pelden ct in 1einem @orz
mort fir tbre 8eibiiGfe 5u feinem @ert banft,
nirb au9 fein Getter, N6rubam GaffeG gu
@arlepsbiqe, %9enannt, Der bort cine grobe
8i6liOt9ef 5uiammen ge6ra9t Pat iiber
beutfdzameritunif9e @eI9i9ts.
Der beritOr6ene ProfeIorOs palb @eibenz
ftider bat benz berbientsn Sori4er Tein 8u9
u0as erte Su6r6unbert oeutf9en 8u9=
brudss in 4merifa" getpibmet, bas 1893 Bel
@6dfer unb &Orubi in p6ilubelp6ia erI9e=
men lit. nSein gifer unb fetn begeiiternbss
9eifpiel," fo9t Seibenitider in ieiner Wibz
mung, nfinb BON grDBter @i9tigfeit fir be
beutf@zumeritunii@e photographic getpe=
1en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
Siid1of Sltpser lit Sen Scr. etaatem.

Der beutfae M~tiiionsbii9Of Mn5er, tsr
in Der 9iuotfaauzSruge cine 10 bebeutenbe
Go1e ipielt, tpeilt ~gegenipdrtig uuf Der Giidz
reiIe BON 9euti9tanb na9 G5ina in Nelo
gort obsr bielmebr in pbilubsIpbia, ols Sat
bes beutl9en prieiters !9orrede unb tpirb
bemn69it ii6er 8ancoubsr tpeiterrei1en. 8on
Der 80. 9. Staats3ettun9", Die TN
in Seem gort auHu9sn lieB, miro ct 10 bez
f9rieben:
r@r ite6t in Der Mitte Der 6inf5ig unb
1T cine offere, gelpinnenbe Gtatur, Elm e9ter
@obn bss 6aperi19sn Siurutbens, nit einem
bo6en MtaBe BON 2eutfeligteit."
Bitter flugt er iiber snglii9>ameritanii6e
8eporter in SEEM gort, pel4e inn fanatif9e
4euBerungen in ben Munb legeu, bic er ME-
mails getbun bat.
SntereRantes, mas 8tT9of Ginger iiher
feline Mifiionen unb iiber bas 4i1e1il6, I'M
terne6men gu Ia9en bate, t6eilten mir i9on
aus feinen 8erliner NeuBerungsn nit. Nus
feinen tpoblOsrbiirgten Seem gOrter QeuBe=
rut1ge1 1et fol9enDeS eriDabtt:
SD femme 2anb unD Qeute bort felt eSa6z
rem unb fam Iagen, baB man aus ben G6iz
nefen, namentli4 i'm nOrbGi9ea S6oile bas
Gei4es, penn ie gut unb in 9e6Driger Deife
unterri9tet per6en, quite G6rlTten MAIDEN
fam. DIS id i'm Sabre 1882 9intan1, Tagte
mir Der fran3Ofi9e WaifIionsbiT9oF Got6
nit 6inpeifung ouf Die 8eb0lferung: rSn
d9t Sa9en baben sic teinen &ppf mebr."
St babe i'm aber 6eute MOI.
nMit Der 9insIii9en &egierung ite6en bic
WetIiiondre a1sge3ei6net unb srbalten aIen
nn0glifen 8orf9m6; bic Grmorbung Der
beiben MiIfionare Nies u1tb 0enle i'm boriz
gen Sabre mar lofuler Natur unb berfolqte
polttiI9e 3nede. Cine partei beabIi6tiate,
ben &otfer bonn Sbrone 3u ~itir3en unb cine
arroere 9Dnaitie gu f6uffen. Die @erI9n0z
rsr tparen in metner M3iiiion ftart bertret.n,
berlangten ben Nni6lIB Der 9ritliher G6iz
neien, unb ba bic MtiIionGre g}iss uno 6enIe
buae9en tparen, 70 fieIen tie ben 8erI4w6z
rern gum Spfer."
l1eber perfOnGi6e @erfotgungen, bic rr
feIbft friiber in @bina gu befte9en bate, err
adblt 8ii9of Nn3er:
SD tponte gen 6 + 0 IN s Ii, bic poliz
tti4e 9a1pHItabt nteines MiTfions5s3irfs,
au4 5u meinem 8ii9ofsitbe MAIDEN. 9as
1T Der @eburtsort bon gonfucius, ber audi
in Der Nd6e Der @tubt begra6en liegt. OILS
int Sabre 1886 bic MHfton u1obbdugig
tpnrbe, fanb i'd, buB fi6 bic Stabt treffz
li4 gum gii4ofsIiB ei9ne. Sd faufte un=
ter @%rfiiaung aler 9ineiii4en, geiebli6sn
8ori9riften bufelbit Elm 9aus, bas iebo9
6alo bon etnem PDbelbaufen ~3er1t0rt tpurbe.
Sd forberte bon Der 9ineid9en 9egierung
ben 8uu zines neuen 9alies, n6er bas Sc
Iu9 tpurbe nit Der 8egriinbung Gbaei9luz
gen, buB man am 9ebrrtsort beg Gonfucius
feline Gbrtiten piinf9e. Nun bsI9perte i'd
mid BEL Der frun5Ofif9en @eIanDtI6aft in
Peting, ltnter beren S9ub i9 0ufnals itonb,
unb ibr purbe BON ben 4inefiT9en 8eb0rben
offi5ieQ mitgetbetlt: nSn gen Gbom 6u lift
Die Wiese bes betl. Goufucius uno bic Diege
unferer 3eIision. bes9ul6 barf bort cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
SOB elites boGperSientcn YcttniDts
unmiId=9 emti6en.

sSym 0uufe boriger Mo4e ftarb in Ser
iebt our @tabt philadelphia gebOrigen psnnz
{plpunii9zbeutfGen Manufacturing German
topn 0uniet &oIb GaffeG, Der,
elmer gu MnFung bes udt3e6nten Sabrbun<
berts eingenanoerten Oeutf3en 5amtlte entz
lproBt, treu fein 9eutI9tbum befpabrt uno
@roBes numentli9 fir bic 9ei3i4te aneriz
funiI9en 9eutY8tbums getban bat.
Sein inn glei9en Otter nit i6m itebenber,
i'm riiItig iiberlebenber Sreuno . /. 9ott=
&e11ner, f9reibt ii6er i'm i'm
rYbil. 9emotrat".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

nit in ben aauf genommen ipetoen. Cine
8eferung lGBt fh9 ni4t Obne 8ampf err
rciGsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

Daniel aDl6 gafeG itammte uus elmer al
ten Observation-Disclosures Samilie, beren
Stommpatsr, Safob @afeG, Ills ms 2uno
oefommen mar unb 1i9 ats Weber unb Mderz
bauer gu Germantown n~iebergela1en Bate,
Daniel &olb GaffeI mar am %. Npril 1920
in Upper GaIforb SOpnfbip, MOntgomerp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW.
Market Opened Weak For Wheat, But
Stiffened at Close.

Chicago, April 23.-Declines in wheat
futures at Liverpool and favorable crop
news coupled with lack of outside orders.
caused weak opening in this market to-
day. July opened at from sS1s down to
S7St, and was kept on the down grade
until it got down to S7A, from which point
ii commenced to gradually recover. Sep
TENDER was equally depressed. opening
down from Il to Is at S6$s. May held
during the SANE time between Lie and
la.
Letter reported acceptances to n fair
extent London reported a cargo of Mani
toba hard spring taken at equal to 1.3o% Il
bushel.
Beerbohm's estimate of the world, 5
shipments for the week was 3,001.00)
bushels The sensation of the day cana
near the close of the session. and referred
to the withdrawal of all offers of wheat
from Russia to the United Kingdom, ac-
companied by the statement that the
price of Russian wheat had risen the
equivalent to 10 cents bushel this week.
That stirred up the market here and
sent July UP with whirl to S919 cents in
the last five minutes and left it at 9Sis
or &c net gain for the day. September
shared moderately in the improvement,
gaining &c for the day.
May sold between LIZ and lii. closing at
the top.
The over-sold condition became appar-
ent when wheat started up near the close.
Shorts were active buyers and closed the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINESE
Their Indifference to Suffering, and
Their Business Honesty.

Contemporary Review: The China
man is not waEtonly cruel, but he is
marvelously Indifferent to the suffer-
ings of others. The cook will cover a
rat with kerosene and set it alight, not
to enjoy it's sufferinSs, but because he
believes its screams will scare it's fell
lows away. A magistrate will fan him.
self gently on the execution ground on
with a yelling malefactor is being grad
ually cut to pieces, not because he en-
joys the spectacle. but because it is all
part of his days work a crowd Of
spectators will watch a child drown, be-
cause it is no cne's special business to
save 1t, and because 20 interfere in
what does not concern you may give
rise to trouble.
From has already been said as to the
keen interest taken by the Chinese in
money matters, it may be surmised that
they should be, par excellence. a ma
tiCn of shOpkeeperS." And so they are.
To their credit be it said that they have
thoroughly realized that bargains are
binding. The tea merchant may en-
deavor, in every way. to set the better
OF his European confrere, but, once the
mystic words quite, book e., enter
il in writing-have been uttered, the
latter may rely on the transaction be-
ing faithfully carried through. This
comparatively high standard of COM
mercial morality naturally results in an
elaborate system of credit, greatly to
the advantage of both contracting par
ties, and, though the squeeze" or per-
Guisite, enters into every arrangement,
it is not sufficient TO stop the wheels of
commerce, though undoubtedly it fire.
Quently clogs them.
To go back on your word in a business
transaction, or to fail to meet your LA
bilities, causes a Chinaman to lose
face" and this is to him unbearable.
The sacrifices which he will make on
the approach of his new year, to enable
him 20 avoid being posted as insolvent,
are as extraordinary as they are adj
mirable. Nor would it be right to omit
all reference to the fact that to their
justice they frequently add generosity.
/ well remember a case in which an
American, who had failed after years of
labor, was supported during the re-
mainder of his life by his "compra-
dere.' as the native employed by Euro
pean firms in their dealings with Chi
nese is termed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
Probate Matters.

Estate of Willie Parkhurst, deceased;
order of final settlement and distribu-
ton made.
Estate of Susannah S. Young, de-
ceased; same order.
Estate of Elizabeth Thompson, de-
ceased: same order
Estate of John r. Powell, deceased;
Alice Powell appointed Administrative
on filing bond of 500.
der of final settlement of account and
distribution made.
Estate of John ]. Tanner, deceased
family allowance made in the sum of
S25 a month.
Estate Of Sarah ]. Williams, de-
ceased; order to erect monument at q
cost of not exceeding $500 made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
From Two Points of View

Louisville Courier-Journal: THE feel
ing against Spain among some of the Ken
lucky congressman in Washington" said
Colonel T. II. Sherley yesterday, rs very
intense. During my trip recently to Wash
ington l happened TO be at dinner with
one and the fish happened to be fresh
mackeral.
What sort of fish is th:s?' asked the
congressman, suspiciously.
Dat is Spanish mackeral, sah' said
the sable attendant.
. Take it away, and if you value your
black hide don't ever set anything Spanish
before me again.
There are other congressman who eat
Spanish mackeral just because they be-
iieve Uncle Sam could chew up the Span
ish navy with the same ease"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
District Court Orders.

T. Ellis Browne VS.. Charles E. Nun
70; judgment for plaintiff as prayed,
and also judgment for plaintiff on cross
complaint of defendant.
Marie Bouillard ct al. vs. James W.
Hamm; judgment for plaintiff as
prayed.
Nora Helm VS.. J. E. Tyler ct al /;
judgment for plaintiff forE$S1.S2 and $50
attorneys fees by default
J. A. Van Pelt VS.. Mohawk CONSOLE
dated Mining and Milling company;
judgment for plaintiff for s7,364.4s by
confession.
Utah Optical company VS.. David
Keith ct al; motion to treble damages
awarded plaintiff by the jury argued
and submitted.
Ed w. Duncan VS.. Mohawk Console
dated Mining company; judgment for
plaintiff for S2.608 and S120 attorneys
fees by stipulation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24

Utah, upon the transition of the terri
torial to the state form of government.
The opinion, which was written by
Justice Bartch and concurred in by
Justice Miner, after an exhaustive dis
cussion on the point, says:
I'VE are of the opinion that the act
of 1892, concerning adultery and other
crimes. and prescribing the punish
ments for the same, was valid eXer-
else of legislative power, and that the
statute is not in conflict with the laws
of congress-
Chief Justice Zane in the dissenting
opinion held that in 1850 congress con-
ferred on the territorial legislature of
Utah the power to punish various
crimes, including adultery and fornica-
ton. but the latter body, having failed
to pass a law prohibiting and prescrib-
ing punishment for those crimes, in
1887 congress elected to enact a law
for the territories. specifically defining
and describing punishments for those
offenses. 1t decided to express the
power itself. and not longer to rely
upon the territory to execute it. The
agent, having failed to exercise the
power, the principal determined to
make the law and withdraw the au
thority of the agent to do so. While
the law of congress remained in force
the territory could not make one pro-
Qlp1ltnS ana punlSnllS Tor the same
offenses. But five years after the
United States law went into effect the
territory, in the same terms, attempted
to enact the law in question. The law
of congress was good in the territory.
but when Utah ceased to exist as a
territory and became a state, that act
Of congress had no effect in the state.
True, the constitutional convention
continued in force all valid laws of the
territory, but this particular law was
invalid, and, therefore, could not be
transmitted, and the law of congress,
having ceased to be operative because
Of the arrival of statehood. there was
no law, according to dissenting opin-
ion against adultery from the admis-
sion of Utah to statehood, Jan. 4 1896,
and the adoption of the code, Jan. 1,
1898.
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market at the top. July closed with a
net gain of 1sc.
Oats were easy early but stiffened up
near the close. July closed a shade
higher.
Provisions were hard to sell on the
opening and realizing gave prices quite
a setback On the early dip commission
houses bought freely and on the general
Improvement near the close provisions
made a good rally. The trade was with
out any particular feature. July pork
closed pc lower. lard 2la lower and July
ribs 21G cents higher.
che leading futures ranged as follows:
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Denver Live Etock.

Denver. April 2S.-Cattle-Receipts 100.
Market quiet and steady; beef steers $50
GAPS; cows. 3.00d3S0; feeders. freight paid
TO river, S.9914,30: stockers, freight paid
to river, 4.o0a450; bulls and stays. 2.O0Q
$50.
Hogs-Receipts 200. Market &c lower and
firm. Light packers. 370ei5.S0; mixed, $40
@375; heavy. 3.650375.
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. April 2S-Receipts. 1,4OO. Mar
ket slow weak Native beef steers, $40
4 S0 western steers. 360d4.50: cows and
heifers. 3.25q415; stockers and feeders,
:. 75N5.00.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market 10 cents
lower Heavy. 37oG3.S0; mixed, 300
). 72la: bulk of sales. 3.706l3 10.
Sheep-Receipts. 500. Market steady.
Fair to choice natives. 3.70Gt4.s0; fair to
choice westerns 3.60G4.e0; lambs. 4.50d5. 90
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING sToCKs-
San Francisco, April 23-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
daN :. foil cNrS
LONDON STOCKS EXCHANGE.
New York Stopped Buying Gold For
the Movement.

New York. April 2S-The Evening Posts
London cablegram:
There was a general recovery in the
stock market here today. led by Spanish
As and Americans. on further bear closing
here and from New York. The Paris
bourSe was also much better, except in
Brazils and Portuguese which were sold
heavily. Brazil exchange is 90.
Americans closed under the highest on
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GALLON d
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. April 23.-Todays light offer
ings of cattle were disposed of at about
unchanged prices. Extra choice steers
brought 5.250I5.40; good to choice steers,
4.e5d5.20; stockers and feeders, S.50G4.20;
cows and heifers, 3.10G340; calves, 3.75q
500.
Packers failed to support hogs today.
and prices receded sc. Sales ranged from
3.75 to 410. the bulk going for 3.90G4.50.
Trade in sheep was dull and prices were
largely nominal; clipped ewes. 350Q400;
wethers, 4.O0d4.50; clipped lambs. 4.00d4-S0;
wooded, 5.00G5.5O.
sheep ). 900
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HecIa. Mine VS.. Osborn.

in hearing the suit of the Hecla Gold
Mining and Milling company against
NJ. T. Osborn, in which the plaintiff
sued TO recover 1892 alleged to be due
for water supplied to the defendant
for mining purposes. Attorney William
Kahn represented the plaintiff and
Messrs. Baskin & Hoge were for the
defendant. After hearing the testi-
mony his honor took the case under
Adjustment
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e-1Ir
Left Behind.

Washington Star: II have a good
mind to renew my efforts to annoy peo-
pie who publish cartoons" exclaimed
the ambitious legislator.
What's the trouble now?" inquired
his colleague.
They're showing Partially. 1t has
bsen at least two weeks since any of
them have promulgated my portrait"