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Show OGDEN DAILY COMMERCIAL: TIlilEb ROLLvDS AND OUT BLSTLT SLCrfiIXa TILTS. WAS THAT THX U Get Hm twcued. umA CmUij In Ewrfc4 U 1W U im jiukiulL Kith U, d th&-rou- eilii-bjlK- n y four-roun- pa, but Morrison htullhe best of the round. Second Hound-- - Moore rushd Morri-eoagainst one of the wiug xtn, hut eeemed uuabla to hit him with effect. Morrison then drove Moore iuto his corner, planted a etinyer on his jaw, and Moore weut to grass very gnKgy, Tim. Third Jiouud -- Morrisvm opened the round by a smasher on Moore' jaw, another on hia wind, and a third on his jaw. Moore sunk into hia chair aud flipped the t)xmge, Moore is no match for Morrison. The" Ogden man showed up in tine style mid it is plain that it will take a very clever niiin to "do" hint, lie wad awarded the match. Then the mill of the evening mine on, the meeting between William Woods of Montana, aud William of the Coast. The former stripped Kd. at ltEl ounds and the latter at Kelley of Salt Lake City, who imported Peter Jackson from Australia, was made referee. Hennessey eyed his opponent liefore Woods time was vailed critically. seemed nervous, and not very confident. When time was culled, however, be came forward with spirit and his friends hoped well for him. First Hound: Woodsled off and there was some tine slugging. Woods showed himself a haul hitter,and nearly knocked Hanneasey down. The latter fought a little cautiously, but went for the Montana man's wind with effect. Second llourni There was some hard hitting, WixhK i ing Borne execution, but Heuness"y igun to show hia superiority as a si .,';er, aud planted aevenil - on the jaws and body of atunning b Ho drew the first blo.d hisopponen from Woou'e nose. There were several u llen-ness- y 1 clinchoa. Third Hound There were wveral heavy passes, and Hennessey again Then the Coast trip)od Woods. on several blows man planted and finally struck his opponent, r a him crark on the jaw. This floored Woods iu his tracks, not to rise for a minute. The niatch was givn to Hounessey, who stepped to the roxs and challenged any man in Utah, offering ten pounds. Hennessey is a thoroughbred, of which fact the audience was well satisfied after they saw him get in hia work. sledge-hamme- The District Court. The cases on call for October 10, 1800, in the First District Court are as follows : THE TRIAL, CALENDAR. A. C. Rohmer vs. Abram Chadwick, et al. Joseph Dalton vs. J. P. Jonee. Henry L. Griffin vs. The American Building Company. Gilbert Bolnap vs. E. H. Parsons et al. Palmer Garrett vs. J. T. Mcintosh. Thos. Hanley vs. Union Pacific Railway Company. Samuel Taylor vs. Ogden Milling Elevator Company. Willard City vs. Thomas Woodland. John Hartnoll vs. George Moody et al John Pierson vs. James Nelson et aL Peter Wilson vs. The Ogden Power Co. Chaa. Morton et al, vs. Ogden Milling Elevator Co. Peter Wilson vs. C E. Mayne Co. et aL THS REGULAR YESTEEDAT. The re Charlea aa annoimced en far King. Wn. Xing. Wm. Dt Kerr B. Tlpe Trrht4 Twe Able 8er Fette, CapL E.T. Huliniski ead Moroni W hirfe Wm Kie ua mm The Steed. There mii be two Ute Caateatiua-T- be of atot-Vftun Cbrka King capital l!1 be president. Snt Meeting ei Engl kork. Notwithstanding the storm that preThe Lfif the Nomirw. vailed w ithout, the session of the Baptist Qnite number of prominent ritizena Association continued yesterday with were heard to eipKHe favorable pinions The morning devointerest increasing of fixa eieellenoe if the nomiaation of tional exercise were led by Rev. Van Judce C. C. (kiodain for Iilieral trtand-arbearer in the rntest for the Iele- Eugelen. The report from the Salt gaUehip. All opiihona approved the , Lake church was read by J. M. Greer. wyiTH of the convebtion. Rev. K. Burnett moved that a mission Judge Good- win m recognized wt repreeentiag the board be appointed to w ith (rogreesive spirit of Aniericanisia and the general missionary in aggruasive misaa Laring earneil the nomination. sion work. The constitution was so changed aa to Hantiu? Vurphy. provide for such a missionary board and elected as follows: There ia a growing impression that eight memltere were Lake City. 1L M. Clinton, J. M. the noting Ohio olTieer, J. J. Murphy, Salt Greer, J. J. Corum; Ogden, T. C. W. X. Barry; Eagle U-- k, ltev. got on a train f ter wandering around a day in and about the city and has gone 1L Van Engeleu; Blackfoot liev. A. II. off several hundred miles, possibly to Lyons. In the absence of Rev. I). I). Forward the coast. He went off from home onee in of Salt Lake City, Rev. Kerr B. Tupper a mysterious way and when found w as preached the doctrinal sermon at 11 a. n over in Ireland! Subject, "The ia, text 1 Cor. of Baptista on the communion It ia possible that he has now gone to the far west Marshal Metealf is away, question identical with that of other evangelical denominations." probaby hunting for him. The aftermxm eewion was crowded full of business and many excellent short Heal Kstate Transfer. on different phases of the The transfers reported in the office of speeches church work. Chief in interest perhajm the County Heoorder yesterday were aa was the remarks of Judge Pettengill of follew: our city, on the silent influences of SunAnnie Rawson and huxband loj. E. day school work. The obituary committee reported the j Weaver, a part of lot 1, b!k 48, 5 acre death of three in the churches. plat A. IJ65. The ladies closed the afternoon service X Mason to T S Wodsworth, part of with an interesting discussion on the valot 12, blk 7. Ogden 5 acre plat A, fl. W S Jackson et al. to Wm. Driver et rious phases of the Woman's Mission work, both home and foreign. al.. rnrt of lot !. blk 10, riOK). Several of the delegates left on the W. B. Welell to A. Jensen, lot 27, blk , evening trains, but others stayed to hear (.fcK. 2, Terrace Chun F Kobinson to Henry B Crane et the eloquent Dr. Tupper in the eveuing al. lot 3. blk 1, Cro)sey'ti 1st aub-diservice, and to close up the work of the K. PROClBDIirOS. The routine proceediegs in the court yesterday were as follows: Frank Monroe vs. Bertha Monroe, report of referee presented and accepted in open court Frank Monroe vs. Bertha Monroe, order for decree of divorce. Patrick Towey vs. E M. Allison, trial to a jurv. Verdict for the plaintiff of A thirty day's stay of execution. Henry Sea ton Carr vs. H. H." Swan, default entered and judgment rendered. Iver Iverson vs. W. L. Enwright, et al, trial to a jury. Verdict for plaintiff of 1158. F. J. Kiesel fc Co., vs. V. C. Wilmerd-ing- , et al, trial to a jury. Pending. David Kav, et al, vs, Peter Adams, et al, dismissed at plaintiff's cost Ttrdr, otir. j d j j Chaiu-iMTl.'ii- x e f Thomus iOO. al., part Total, N Cohoon to Clark et of lot .", blk 17, plut A, 10,ooo. Jot-ep- Kl.ltX.:. 0(mmI for the Playwright. Tlie present system of managing a play by sending out several companies when the popularity of the piece is at ita height has a decidedly comfortable effect upou the bank account of the playwright The olliciul figures which have just been two of Mr. Bronson ublished show fTowards plays.that The Henrietta . and Shenandoah, netted him the big income in one year of Rtl.UX) in royalties. This would have been eonsiifered a vast fortune for a man to earn in a whole lifetime at play writing a few years ago. Merit of a piano is it durability. Rioe Hinze piano satisfies all. Can be seen at Arnold's Musical Parlors, 24th street, near poatoffice. AX IXSAN'E MAX'S ACT. Mmv Anderson's Affiiia Lovesick Swain Heard From. York, Oct. 0.- - James M. D .jugherty, who was placed in the insane asylum about a year ago for persistently following Mary Anderson, the actress, with protestations of love has been at liberty for a few days. This afternoon he shot and killed Assistant Superintendent Dr. Lloyd, of the Kings county insane asylum, at Flutbimh. He then went to the Kings county h'wpital to kill Surgeon Arnold, hut that gentleman was not there. Dougherty then came to New York City where he wus caught and locked Xr.w Turner of Proro, .. mod Rev. J. P. . ... a. i V J 11 SL- - - t , - The Commercial has received a copy Daily Mining Journal of Marquette, Mich., containing an ainiunt of of the - the death of Ami R Harlow, one of the pioneers and oldest residents of that city, which occurred at his home ou Oct. 2 Of him, the Mining Journal of Oct .'i aavs: Mr. osi-tio- m ('rt-nii- i When hist seen a!iv niile from lxane aul lowed by N ! lkbw of tlie g'rls wen- I Iied. More Uate t utliiiy. ClIit'Aiai. Oct ft The n issei eT rata ba Un ' from St Louis to Ci cut by the Ohio A' MiisiiH and -- Big Four" Meds, to tt, and during the few da 4ther lel iclio it, jast Lave lieen made frcau Sl Louim :o princiiMil puinta. The Denver A Iiio tiraiideand Missouri I'at'itic make reducthius from Color .... ........... Mkiiita 'I'liA ru.irl .... the road west of Chicago decided this ! j tSey were half were being fol- Tl:s Ltrocque. f.und last night nd murdered. Bth hud t"a utr lri.-ju- e is u.i ler ..rr.' m suspiciuu. vl i.u.r i rouble. Fcici, j a-l-o ft Xou union miners at liulli were attacked bulay by unionisUi w ho drove them out and occupied the miuea. The police were unable to restrain the strikers and reinforcement Sv::.kv, were K-i- . sent THE UTAH GROCERY AND COMMISSION COMPANY Will open Monday Morning, October 6th. at No. 2300 Washington Avenue, a Complete Lino of Stole am my That writ' Houicht in laKtci-- mm Markets for SP0T CASH nd will Positively Sell you Goods cheaper than any other house in the city. All we ak is atrial. Prompt Delivery our Specialty. Kemember the Place, ::100 Washington Ave, Cor. ilttd . well-know- II PI UT t Ht. COMMISSION . Overcoats! Overcoats! UP- - (iot Even With Her. Minneapolis, Minn., Oct 9. Charles Hoppenroth is a German farmer of Plymouth township, this county, who by fifteen years of thrift accumulated considerable property in the shape of live stock, horse and cattle. It seems that his wife has a son by a former marriage.. She petted the lad and there was constant trouble in the family over him. Last Saturday the threw dishwater on the front garden. Hoppenroth says he "spanked her with a board," whereat she left the house with the whole family, going to her owa folks. Hoppenroth was much wrought up over this conduct, but he went and implored his wife to return. She said she would if he would come for her in a wagon, and he replied that she could return trie way she came, but she would not do it and the farmer grew madder than ever. About 10 o'olock Saturday morning he took a heavy chain from a piece of farm machinery and chained his three horses to poets in the barn, brought in all the valuable property near by, and kindling the pile with a quantity of dry straw from a neighboring stack, set tire to it and sullenly watched the well-buibarn Hash into a blaze and die down into ashes. The unfortunate horses burned with the building. Xot satisfied with so much work of destruction he carried a big bundle of straw to the new house the home of his family placed it where the flames would spread rapidly, touched off the tire and in half an hour'the house was leveled to the ground." The ruddy glow only beemed to goad him on to further destruction. Building a rude fence about the stacks he drove his stock into the enclosure and again flashed the firey brand. The flames drove the cattle wild, and they broke down the enclosure and escaped. By this time the neigh bors arrived on the scene or destruction. attracted by the Finoke and flames, and, taking in the situation, arrested him and i took him before a justice of the peace at Plymouth. The preliminary examina- tion resulted in his being sent to Minneapolis for confinement to await the ac-- : t ion of the grand jury. He was brought here today aud lodged in the county lt ' Aluminum from Clay. Prof. Joseph M. Hirch, of Chicago, exhibited the process by which he is enabled to extract aluminum from clay at a cost of only a few cents per pound, and declares the process is entirely different from any known to the books. The announcement of this discovery was jr.il. made some time ago with the result that he was attacked as a fraud. A Bisr Cuhau Dead. Since the first announcement of the Havana. Oct. 0. Count of Casa More, discovery was made, Pruf. Hirch has been quietly completing arrangemenls leader of the Cuban Conservative party, to begin active operations. lie has is dead. T. oning that unless these rates an with Iron and Sieel fonvr ctioa. within t 'ran MeodyorOgdeD.be the preachers on W'ft rate will be made to the ' Oct first PrrrsBtTW, The 9, joint that omtaton, Report adopted. St Louie by way of Chicago, eat The following resolution waa pajsed aeaeion of the British iron and steel in- ji rxotu by visiting delegates: Be it stitute and American aocieties of engiTV Old Berime. Rrilrtd, By the visiting delegates of neers and iron and ateel manufactures the Utah Baptist Association that we 4 A dispatch fromBsf-BttuOc. are profoundly impreeeed with the intel- was held this morning. Sir Jamee j ,. president of the iron and steel in ligent earaeeUieee and teal of the Ogden stitute presided. John IL RjcheLm Baptist church ia the caoae of the Lord delivered theaddreea of weluotue. Sir mm serious outbi aal Gjaaenrabvaa. and our Baptiet Zion. Jamee Kit to replied. The following tween the Liberals . Remlrtd. That we hereby tender our Bunwrath has , . i sincere thanks to the pastor, brethren, paper were read: The probable future It M renorted that the dectded of the estabhsh manufacture to of theu Sir iron," by eiaters and friends of the church for their hearty reception, words of cheer Lowthiaa Bell; "Protection of iron aad Ticiao, giving the federal i tbere- steel ah . ii against foundering." by Sir aad enjoyable entertainment of the Asvision Xathaniel of thecunsutution. Barnaby; "The deelopmect sociation. Out im if thatir liMAiitifiil church, the hospitality of their houses. of the marine engine during the past A Mirarolon beaton. In tne nu u we uaies especially lor their liiiera years, iy .v. rapf. cheerful and good table entertainment afternoon the visitor were Uken to the a-- t -A St Paul k Dulutn' IXiath. Wiliiwni.l nil HVIMf fil.l WUV M',....l..... VWUU(UUtWW air brake works and other industry freight train ran into a Northern Pacific Court Horn Xotea. along the Mooongahela and Allegheney Stiort line pawifnger this morning. Two coaches full of jiaMwnger sere ditched. Appraiser were appointed to fix the rivwr. value of the property of the late James Nobody killed. On au Amicable Bais. P. Barbour, as follows: 11. A. Limlley W. R. Williams and William Biuford. Xew York, Oct ft At a e ial meet Outraged aud Murdered. The matter of the estate of Ren T. of the Baseball League in seMuon Ct MBKKUaNO, Ont, K ft Mary aikl rig Henuinger came up for probate yester- here this afternoon it is understood a Diza Mctionigle, aged II and 12, daughday morning and was attain continued. The county court held its adjourned pUu wa put on foot for the settlement ter of James Mciiouigle, started for ft the different- between them and the home after 'h.al TuMklay session on yesterday. j evening. Players' association. M. Harlow's life during the forty years of his residence here is sit interwoven with the history of Marquette city and county and with the development of this region that it derves greater detail and attention than can now be given. He laid out the original townsite of Marquette. He was connected with the opening and development of several of the most important mines in this range. His work in the improvement anil upbuilding of this city was so extensive and extended over so long a KriiMl that neither space nor time will permit the story to be told as fully as it deeervea at present. Virtually the founder of Marquette, his life is the city's history for the forty years now ending. He was one of the organizers of the local Presbyterian church, in IS.", and has ever since lioen one of ita officers and session. and warmly attached to his Several commi'tee? male interesting supporters, faith. religous reports during the session. These are Mr. Amos R. Harlow waa the father of referred to briefly below: Mr. Geo. V. Harlow, one of Ogden's The committee on state of religoou in business men. the churches reorted as follows: Xever since the organization of the association has there been so marked an evidence of the Lord's favor upon the churches as the letters from the churches and the spirit of this association reveal. From western indifference and infidelity, and from the darkness of surrounding influences, souls hava beeu converted and have followed the Lord in baptism. The Salt Lake churche has nearly doubled its membership during the last year, and the Ogden churches rejKtrts a large increase in Both churches have membership. doubled their audiences. The churches of Idaho lead in the membership of A resurrected church af conversion. Eagle Rock and nine souls born into il are among the great things God has done. The finances of the churches indicate . w M Sib" a bi tter condition than ever before. More missionary zeal Iihs been manifest .iiid the contributiona for that work have il groatiy increased. lour committee lock upon the spirit IU tuiKriiir rxci'lleuee provi'ii in million of of this associational meeting as an index homes for morp than n inmrtT of a century. It iimmI hy the I iiited StateH of the spirit that is behind it in the tKnd(rwi by the hcndK ut thireat I'nivorHitiw churches. h tlie StronRiwt, i'urpnt, and miwt Honltliful. Hnkintl Pnwder dinw not The committee on place of next meet- Dr. I'rico'n Aiunmnii. I.inio or Alum. Kohl only ing reported in favor of Eagle Rix'k, rotitain PUK E BAKING I'OWDKK CO. in Can. Idaho, and, recommended that liev. H. New York. Chicajro, San Krancinco Ht Loiti ii-- suh-div- 10, IsyO. Kit-eo- n, Unioa k The d'ply opeutxl a three- - round Muall boxing .bout between Jamee anJ Cjrge They mule a draw of a prettjr goud bantam c mU-h- . Albert Van (iiiland aud lien Stephen, two bovniUiut thirteen vmra old, enter-taiuethe Louse in a of the niitteiw. John ilw" ire, cuiored, aod a buy named .Smith, each about la, ghve a ruud of fmaUjur buy buxm. Two luvre buys, Nij; Klein aud ilea Wooden rnjtie eoiue dd luutttms aud put the iu a wry jod humor Thi was Then two yuuux ivuu'is. ali three lVl-llueu lth niutiele aud good lime, "the bricklayer," and Harry Sievexuiua, Tie hod carrier," luade a draw of a match. They plaved a live! tattoo aorue of the time and pleaaed Um audieuce belter thau before, Theo eame a four round eontt between George lorrinou aud William .Moore, both heavy weight, Moore Kiret liound on hia wind and tiavu him a 8traiht-ou- t on hia jaw. Moore made Severn I pretty jfood ASSOCIATION ooni-ftete- ThiM. ,to THE BAPTIST Priatit? Iiforpwktioi. ArticW of Tke pugilistic her at the Opexa Houee .bust tight lre bt aiuluuu, Tbe rut m wee nLi. CLOSED iarorporstioa f the Found Tbat the Dwoooaiaadoa ta friatiag aad Ptlihiiig Cospaay were It Growing Bpi97 la TJUh. Hearty tied yeatardag, tboagb Ml fully Doubling In a Tear. Wdi im the Tim I'U lmurlii4 tij A It Jte4, he IS Sews. Put WiiiUm Is tfaeXttrd and Did mif 9 Mdt Suited u loamd two C He j tcrv building. cuaaaa to ZJJV nn(aeture4 pounds f iIihkiiib Iraadjc aad within m few & thm trka vtli km a eapaeity i4 this a mow at vaak. Chicag FRIDAY, OCTOBER , THE GOLDEN EAGLE Hae The tliem in Endless Varieties Qualities and Quantities. one. will need soon are cool and now, you Evenings DONT BUY UNTIL YOU INSPECT QUE STOCK IF YOU CALL ONCE YOU WILL COME OFTEN. All Our Goods are Entirely New, having been bought during the month of August, they have now all arrived and Our Departments are the Most Complete of any in the City. and will LIVE in the proverb to IA VE and LET We believe 111 the Mouse than Goods Sell Closer City. any I RTS, the famous SELZ We enrrv SHOES, A1.ANHATTEN" alld fc JdlLTOJSL and W. CUFFS, E STETSO COLLARS lyX01 HATS, and the Best Makes of all Goods. -- Our childrens' department wilf bear the closest inspection. Give Us a Call, Waeihinsrtou Avenue. LOEB & MYER, |