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Show iE!!OGDEN PAIL Y COMMERCIAL VOLUME V, NUMBER 45. village and ji)Burma. a X. Cashing was maue for ftior aire U at least sate the work already begun. DP Dr. epuk " l'mMl trims .Still iu Confer at iMroit. Jjt-.-- A jies The Lutheran Coufrrrnre. Ufusos, eeoa of lh ra. it At Ula t m ood of the Evan Slay Lu there church, the board of church extension reported the tola! re an in oetpU for two vear were of fll.MuU The number of lot THE IJAITISTS WANT AID. held by the board for future churches are t&'; value, U.SOU Other real and tuortitgna, togetiier with casli A I'W For More Men iu the in tfaa trMeurr, bring ti,e ssM-tfto fJl'L 01(1. Tl.e special work of this board is J j Us lu Save at Least the tokid cew and weak churches and se. World Already cure Deeded proiierties. The western delegates were especially earnest in tintas many hava worbhipped in halis over Ditkoit, May 25. At the morning aakiona, hwiiiii of the Prtbvtertan general a similar in aod bouses, "dug ooU and in uuchurcLl.vplaoes. fcemld v. discussion t the seal was taken up but it was soon dropped and eoo TEEEITOKIAL JI STK'IX tiuuedasthe order for this evening. i'iie standing committees on freed men reported. Rev. Dr. Alien, secretary of The linVreures of their Positions tli tuMird, sjoke of the encouraging may front that of l uitcd Stales Jmlcs. in which the colored people were coming to the frotit. 'The prt?nt generation Wsii!x.T)x, May 2.i. The supreme of negroes," he said, "will largely decide court has rendered an opinion through the character of generations to come ana Justice Harlan in the case of Ward Mc Allister against the United Stale Mc who, for iid or ill, will so gravely the future country. The only Allister was removed from ottice as a of the district court of Alaska by solution is christian education lor him. i'udge Clevelaud and claimed a salary The secretary reported that over t ITU, ( from the time removed to the (ualilica-- l were given for the support during lad year or 2.J churches and seventeen kin of Dawson, w ho was confirmed as missions under control of the board. In his successor. One question in the case was whether these are 1.11 missionaries, mostly colored, and I communicants, and Sabbalb the judge of an Alaska court came school members 18,212, in 251) schools. within the provision of seel ion 1768 of 1 liere are eighty-fou- r day schools which the revised statu Urn, authoring the president to suspend all civil officers, "except have an attendance of 11,(12!). The standing committee on bringing the judges of the I'nited StaU." together the vacant churches una un- The court holds that un Alaska not a court of the employed ministers rejiorted certain rec- court is ommendations detuned to strengthen United States in a constitutional the Kpiscopul (lowers of prsbyteriea. sense as set forth in tho third article of There was an animated discussion the constitution, but a territorial court. f on its provisions. Dr. Lowry, lhe fact that the term of an nlaska the fourth judge is limited to four years and that Philadelphia opposed a black list of he does not hold the oliice fur life or tuition, it ministers find churches who for any rea- during good behavior, the court says, roves that it is not a court of the son bhould decline to come under the nited Stales as the tennis constitu arrangement. The discussion which was participated in by a number of oth- tionally used. Tho court said the decisers showed a diversity of opinion on the ion in the present case gave the presi Kiihjei't, hut the concensus of thought dent complete power over territorial of Hecmisl to lio that the matter should be ficers. Judgment was therefore given in favor of the United States. left to the presbyteries. Justice Field and Justices Gray and President Pat ton recouimenod before liual enactment that it be referred to a Brown assented in the opinion in which tMcial committee to report to this as- Justice Field maintained that tho mere sembly on tho question of const itution-elity- , will of the president was not sutlicient a ilan w hich he much doubUxl. to remove a judge of a court created by but offered to withdraw Ills motion till the United States and that the constituall sect ions were acted upon. Ijeave to tion did not contemplate that a judgo withdraw was by vote refused and ad- should be resjionsible to any man for his continuance in omee. It seemed to journment cut oil further debate. This evening the seal matter was again him that some of his brethren hnd overtaken up, and after a confused debato looked the character of the judicial to the 'Committee. branch of the government when they was recommitted Ktison read the report of the board of made a distinction against the courts of education. It says, in part, that the the territories, these courts had simiyear was begun with a debt of 8,700. lar powers, and there was the same ne This compelled caution in the aecept-nnc- e cessity that thev should use their otlicera of candidates. Tho board had fearlessly and without fear of offending hopes for a large increase in receipts, any president lest they should be rebut instead the year closed with tho moved. The case of Wingard, tho jusdebt increased ?7,:!iHl. Since closing the tice of a Washington territory court accounts, however, over 8,000 lias come was dedided in the same way. gvi3l fj ',.', rre MU-do- tt c Beg-un- - g r in. We are thus in this dilemma, shall we take up fewer candidates or give less to each. Our embarrassment can only be removed, apparently by greater zeal in the urging of our needs by our ministers. There are lifteen more vacant churches than last year, many of them strong ones, and it is every year harder to get suitable men for these. Then, too, the labors of the snbbath school missionaries has been bo blessed that many now churches were formed. From the twelve hundred new schools planted this year theso will soon be needing pastors." Besides the need of educated colored ministers and men qualified to work among Die immigrant population is sure to be urgent. Such is the demand, what of the supply? Only 212 graduated twelve more than last year. The inevitable deficit must be supplied from partially trained men or from other denominations, and in either case there will be on an average less satisfactory results than from men fully trained in our own schools. The session adjourned until tomorrow. It is thought by good observers that the tide of opiuion is changing in favor of vetoing Dr. Briggs' appointment or transfer to the Robinson professorship n of biblical theology, without the of heresy as that would prejudge the case before the New York without presbytery and ery possibly assigning any grounds for such an action. Congressman Hank Dead. Knoxvii.i.k, Tenn., May 25. Judge Ilauk, representative to congress from this state, yesterday afternoon took by mistake a strong saltition of arsenic. Antidotes were promptly administered which brought the judge around all right, so it was thought, but this morning he died suddenly. He had heart disease, and the poison and excitement following ntfected that organ and was the cause of his death. Nkw V'okk, May 25. Col. II. L. Hen dricks, retired regular army officer, died last night. For thirty-fivyears ho served as instructor at West Point. Lincoln. Neb., 25. David Butler died suddenly this morning at his home near Pawnee City, of heart failure. He was the first governor of the state of Nebraska and had always been prominent in .the politics of the amnion wealth. e The Iieiians Xot at Fault, Capt. Ewers, of the United STates army, the agent at Tongue River Agency was in tho city today and had an interview with Gen. Miles about the situation among the Indians in the West. The captain has just completed a tour of the camps within the radius of 200 miles of the Tongue River ageny and he said the people now to be feared were not the Indians, but the cattlemen who want all the land they can grab for their cattle to roam over and will not allow anvoneelse to establish themseves. A PLEA FOR AID. The cattlemen, Capt. Ewers said, were the people who stirred up the Indians stealing their land and taking adMissionaries at the Baptist Conven- by vantage of them in every way and the Indians are complaining bitterly of the tion Talk About Their Work. encroachments of these marauders. 2,"). afternoon the At Cincinnati, May session of the Baptist convention, Dr. Fatal Railroad Accident. Bradford reported for the committee Mav 25. The Limited on Pittsiiurg, mission. Nearly on tho fnmousTalugu 5000 babtized Talugu christians are in the Pennsylvania tonight dashed into a at Mills crossing. Miss Mollie that field, but the converts are widely0 carriage and Richard Fox were McNally aged scattered. More missionaries and instantly killed. Miss Bertha McCreary for this field are asked. Uev. Dr. Mabie, the secretary of the was badly injured. When the train pulled into fittsburg union, spoke on his missionary tour presented a shocking around tho world from which he had tonight, the engine lie pilot, wneels and even I of Tokio, he appearance. The city returned. just the steps wereclotted with blood, torn said, has oS,000 students. Japon is awake. Such is the western pieces of dress and strings of women's hemisphere in eastern cities, that four lair. Commotion In XewFoundland. hundred hiignsn merciimiio China shows N. F., May 25. The legislaany day in Yokohoma. St. enterprise. Bombay ture Johns,tho local coercion bill Saturgreat commercial passed railmost jH palatial the amid great Calcutta day night with closed doors way station on the planet. The governor's indignation. public commerce. is an immense port of proclamation asking for the observance America is asleep as to the condition of of the queen's birthday was disregarded. the eastern world. Two mighty forces All business places were open last night. are at woak, the heathen and Christian, Halyards "were cut off of tho Hag staff and Japan only eleven days from our on the Colonial building and an attempt Pacific coast. was made to burn down the royal standTho time has passed to merely pity or ard flag staff on the government house. of the nations patronize the mighty east. Tho work in Japan, intellectually Presidential Orders. and religiously, is remarkable. "China' May 25 The president center. Is Washington, battle a said the speaker, all executive order Medical missions aro potent blossings, has issued an next olosiug Decoration Saturday, There departments Christian hospitals multiply. nro Chinamen and Chinamen, we only Day. The president today appointed Jose see coolies in this country. The work of Santa Fe, N. M., agent for the Segura was enlarged.in Pinna of Pueblo and Jicurilla ageucy, Indians from Oncele, a Dr. Cloiigb, missionary New Mexico. in after to lok who has 22,000 disciples CniCAGcSJi'ay 25. touch-questio- $50,-00- OUDEN. UTAH, TUESDAY MOKX1XG, MAY yj I, THE! A recalled to explain hi oocnw-tiowith certfctn water which the La of wkr import. Kocg sav declare mnonriY lUlLllll iWrt'e of the Aiu!t San-ni- e 1W. Ui Court the Moruious. TO IJE USED FOR CHARITY. repon m 2G, 1691. AIRED liV JIB. ALLISON Forthae of Silver. Wahisotos, May 25. There The Impror lroYt-iiien- Loan- - OfiDEX PAYS SIX extract from tbe H!t Lake City papers --oowinf u,k mat city rikJ adker-1 for Uds oe V i'.j U ul buoda at 5 rtm iirr. payable ia twenty ye-- ra and redeetc.ble -tea )eara. lo show the rweult of this effort to m --ril to Ue tiihst bid dor Mr. AUmod rewd fco eilrcl frotu of the Tiuiee by w hich yesterday s it appear that tbe finance committee of the S-- lt Lake City euuiu-- Lad met and opened lour Ltd received fnttn euro epitl(U and had referred the matter of rliouoiBg between them to the cit v uo ur Plan of the Iui t I I Li OLUOUllUDi PRICE FIVE CENTS. uniuunuea. faas of th KxploMoii. Rome, May 2x Inquiry into the recent explosion at IWo, I'anUdeo, shows that it resulted from ibratmn c&usnl by trains. I Ol'linflllllP L' PERCENT. ENGLISH PI1IZE FIGHT. Cutitrtin for the Ujfbt wight ClianipioiiMjij!. d THE .MEN BADLY PUNISHED fur t)ffiiL) ounces of aiher pro!T-reI!j.vhJ en the Coucluion That the to the treasury department Way. Of But Hitter Cities Sell Bond at Five council. The Whipped Man Awarded tbe this amount lil V0 ouncm were iur- Cannon-- 1 Mormon (orimraciou Ha there any notion before IVr Cent, luterot and kl cbased as follows: 5.,u ouucw at Fight to the Indignation ef tue Mr. noune, aiayor? lVeu liwolved. .UC20; VkJounMt 0'.r;22; K4,uo Allison-- 1 aai gwng to make a motion (et a Premium. Crowd-Wih- er Xew. ounces at 0.y723; vVO ounces at 10,. to tmm this amendment to the ordinance n. JO: au.w ounoeaat eo.'tit--. The imr- make these preliminary remarks and and WwiisoTON. Ma121 When the su- chaee of ailver at the local mints The City Council met at up to read these clipping to ahow that our N'tw York. May 25. A eneeiid cable preme court at the iat term plead the me close or ouwoaiw lata aggre night, all present. After reading the neighbor city has auoeeeded in getting to the Police (iaette say that the oft- of the Kdmundhiw ounces. constitutionality HJ.JJJ gated nv minutes of the last aessioa the subject uiu ou per petit, bunds. prize tight between Ua-by which the property of the lat corpoiMiurtliff - out they were not accepted. ltpned llurge, of NewcaMie, and Jem Carnev. ration of the Courch of Jesus Christ of of petition w taken up. IOWA'S ORIGINAL PACKAGES. Allieon were referred to the of Birmingham, for t'lm and the They Latlrr Day Saints, otherwise known as lien II Rich asked that the council council. ehampioiithip of Kng land, was the Mormon church, was escheated to ike -corrected on action of River was me I The battle was fouirht nai accrued in decided today. opeooer plat the United States, it fouud i tee If in a Tbe Supreme Court liives a terest 111 boodkT on those the side addition. It waa accepted aulject hop malt exchange boxing rouui. The soinew hut embarrassing position. Sustaining tbe State. We AllisKi know The HU was to eighty on Carney nothing alut it betting doctrine of escheat wa quite unknown to the approval of the city engineer. Washiuc-tos- , May 25. In the motion that Salt Lake City has by ad- and several heavy bet were registered. eicept in this country and do purpose which Seven residents on Lincoln avenue vertising secured four bid ou Itouds at of the Kansas liquor decision in the w as considered laudable and Carney had the best of the tight from proper of a similar nature to that for which the supreme court J nut ice Gray announced between Twenty eighth and Thirtieth 5 per cent, and to show w hat other the btart and punudied liurge terribly. that Justice llarlund. Brewer and him- culld attention to the miserable ooudi- n lie are doing I read a clipping from After the men had fought eight propert v as formerly used w as known had assented in the decision but did tion of round it was any odds that the chamuie-- lnoune: for which the proierty could be self that lieferred to the street, City Treasurer Walker of IMena cm pion would win, and liU to fifty was laid derottxl. The court, therefore, instead not concur mall the reasoning ..f U, committee on streets. worth by Chip Norton. Wednesday auctioned off t liK).( of sending a decree down, w ithheld it. opinion of the court. a have Iniia (o rebate aked Iderer Kabrer was theoriginal iackai?a auent on his license as an auctioneer. of Helena six per rout bouda. Thev In the ninth round Carnev foiurht A strong intimation being conveyed of at Inferred Kansas of a man to a standstill. and were the City liquor lirru to tli committee on liiwisea. drought a premium of thedt'Hireof the court that congress andTopeka waa arrested the day after the origi Jn the tenth round Bure showed bought by r arson, Lea.-- 4 Co, of Chi Sullivan J. should, by law, direct some disposition nal law J. that aked the pro went into effect lie package law great pluck and made a game effeft to to lie made of the nrooertv. and comrress claimed hibiting stock from running at large be cago. the law was Helena is selling her C per cent bond turn the tablet, but Carney landed his enforced and the mayor stated thatjthe having failed to adopt any suggestion. and also that it could notunconstitutional and Salt Lake City ia re i ll Heavily on liurge a neck and fought the court, through Justice liradley, to-- tion until the state re go into opera- stray pound had been repaired and waa at a premium bids on 5 per cent, bonds and :iim to the ropes. enacted its pro- now lay made a iimu order in the case and ready for the reception of the frisky ceiving In the eleventh round Bur ire clinched Ogden proposes to pay a oonimimiion on modilied in some repjtects the decree it hibitory laws. The circuit court de- and elusive town cow. cided against the state and the case was hnd entered. A number of residents on Twenty- - her bond at ti per cent 1 don t know Carney. Desperate in fighting followsd 1 on here will a second but I move to until tliey broke, w hen Carney knocked appeal. get The modification made recited that brought east of Washington, asked that that supreme court aaya the power of tifth, pass the amendment liurge down by a tremendous blow on the Mormon corporation having been theTbe sewer tbe be extended on system that state to impose restraints and bur- street. RetVred to the he left ear. liurge g seconds, on Heeimr HIM OFF. C'HOKKP) dissolved there does not exist now any on committee and property in the sewers and ti nance. their man defeated, shouted "foul," and trusts or purpoeee within the objects dens upon persona we I move Cannon adjourn. to the surprise of all present the referee and purjioses for which its personal promotion of public health, good order Tho proiierty owners in the block Shurlliff- -I second the motion. and general prosperity is a power always bounded awarded the light lo liurge. Intense Twenty-sixth- , Mavor Twenty-seventTurner vim property was originally acquired for belonging uiy (enlliiin to state. The jiower of conindignation was expressed with the de which anv part of its personal proiierty Lincoln and heard called motion the that (iraut cision. Carney cried like a child at the could be used or dedicated that is not in gress to regulate commerce among the attention to the neglected condition of I Mr. KUiott understand that Mayor, whole or in part, opposed to public pol- several states when the subjects are na- tho public drain running through that there ia another matter that ought to injuslii-- Uone liim. lhe men fought tional in their nature is also exclusive, two ounce glovea. linlh pugilists block. to the commit lee on be considered tonight The city attor with icy and good morals, and furthermore left free by the constitution were terribly punished, liurge. there does not exist any ereon or cor but it waa streets. llie ordi the expresses ney that opinion as congress might undertake to le light lustej 4. m urn leu. Volunteer fire company "11" asked for nance prohibiting the sale of fresh meats (Miration legally entitled to any of its exoept it. for the iipproa Aiiiig campaign. front house to house ia illegal. personality as successors of the late regulate Sl'OHTlNti NEWS. Intoxicating liquors aro undoubtedly supplies church. Keforred to the iiimmnfee on tiiiunce. "Question! Question P The decree then says that its personal subjects of commerce like any other committee on public buildings and The Turner recorder The call will Mayor Yesterday's Bane Ball ti antes and but nevertheless it has often grounds reiiorted favoring the petition property having devolved to the United commodity, the roll. been held that laws prohibiting the of Bine. it wnd ot should be such devoted to Mason the Francis States, Roll call showed majority voting In , manufacture and sale of liquor within Rubvkah fur the use of Daughters (May ages, three- charitable uses, lawful in chrracter, as state Lester Park favor of adjournment, Allison, KliloU does limits not) necessarily Infringe uavilion on datee in June, one mile Belter Skelter won, Cannon and Dee voting no. The council then year-oldmay most nearly correspond to its for- ou Too Sweet second, Niroin third. any constitutional privilege or im- favored these petitions but was onuoeed Time mer destiny, unless in the meantime and the majority hastened to unon the ac to giving private individuals tbe use ot adjourned seats congress shall otherwise direct, er shall munity. This richt otrests in row the occupy at to s states control knowledged and right upwards, the pavilion tor money making schemes. the opera house, where the Logan girls report some scheme which shall meet their (if a utile Duke of Highlands, purely internal affairs. -with the approval of the court for the COW YARD. FIRF.O were THE uiacit Mantles." ine playing Iowa laws held ..to be unconstitu won, Fred Taral second, Tom Jones third. disposition of the property. The decree tional in tho The sanitary committee made a report anginal package case Timel:fiui. finally directs that the property and all were enacted Leisy " certain on in Ute exercise of the state concerning "a cowy-ardPROCEEDING TO CHILI. olds and upaccumulations remain in the custody of Handicap, three-yeti- r and said that a visit of in but' as it amounted to a Twenty-firs- t ward, siilo mid one sixteenth Bankthe receiver until otherwise ordered and police power, inter-stat- e to had cowbeen made "said of tbe regulation commerce, it was spection that out of it the costs of suit and re held rupt won, Whittior second, Blue Vail that so long as congress did not yard." The committee found it in good So Xewg Either from tbe Charleston third. . Time l:fi8!. ceivership bo paid. The Utah Supreme or Itata. a for in not but the to law right All ages, one mile Brookwood won. regulate specifically the shape court is directed to take necessary pro pass any and recommended traitic between tne states on intoxicating place for a second. 25. Little Scissors third. The fact that Osborne Washington, May ceedings. liquors, or act in such a way as to allow that the owners be ordered to remove no word has been received at the navy Time 1:47;'.. tne state laws to operate on it, congress "the same. Report adopted. The Eailroad Beaten. of a mile rrom Die Charleston today W. C. Parnilee, city engineer reported department mereoy icaicaieu its win mat sucn comis taken as an indication that she has Uncle Frank won, Big Casino second, Washington, May 28. In the case of merce stould be free and untrammeled, an estimate on the amount of earth to gone on down the Peruvian coast tow- Foreigner third. Time Clara Botsford, who was injured on the the laws of Iowa were in be removed in grading Jefferson avenue ards Callao. Union Pacific rwad and was awarded and therefore Cincinnati, May 2o. 1 hree. year-old- s in so far as they amounted to between Twenty-sixtand Twenty- Respecting the reiterated statements and upward, one mile and twenty yards damages, the supreme court held the operative street. of the regulations foreign or interstate eighth from Paris to the effect that the lubilee won, Mattie Allen second. lady was not obliged to submit to commerce in Dee, on behalf of the committee on gents have arranged to surrenderinsur the reception of the Happiness third. Time 1.40. physical examination by the companys such articles prohibiting made an additional and within or streets, state the reixrt their ortex one mile physicians, such an examination would sale upon arrival iu the form in which the subject was again referred to the Itata to the United States naval au thorities when Bhe reaches Chili, the won. Palmetto second, Wood vale third. be an invasion of the sanctity of the committee. officials of the navy department stand Time l.4.'i l4. person it had no foundation in law and imported. It follows that when congress acted at Tne following pay rolls and bills for mute. never had been recognized in this upward one mile and the result of its action must be to the past two weeks were then acted upon: all, It may be stated, however, that there seventy yards V ale !)1 won. Mora oountry. Public 137.06 rounds as a $ restraint (i that Supt. upon operate no perfect has been negotiations between this second, Eh third. Time 1AG. John M. Ross, who is serving life im- freedom COO which its silence hnd insured. Sanitary Inspector and the Chilinn subjects s upward one mile and prisonment for a murder committed on 301.80 government Street has now declared and Supervisor Congress spoken Mill it is plainly evi a quarter Semper Fidele won, Kong-shor- e the board the United States vessel in Japaupon subject. Marshal 072.05 dent arrival City that shall, liquors imported upon ot Dollikens some an kind third. Time that understand second, nese waters, applied for release, lie in 1(7.12 a state, fall within the category of do- Hoarding City Prisoners has been, or is expected to be 2.10. was a British subject when he shipped ing 55.50 reached which will result in an of a similar nature. Boarding Inmates Hospital Maiden fillies four fur and asserted that the consular court of mestic articles easy .50 transfer of the Itata to either Admiral Congress did not use the terms of per- Marshal's Sundries Porter won. Claret longsMatilda Japan had no right to try him. The mission to the state to act, but simply McCann or Admiral Brown, should she eecond, Astrakhan third. Time 50J. supreme court holds that any seaman removed the to the enforceTotal. 1,450.01 reach Chili. This, of course, would not tiRAVKSEND, l., May 2j. One mile sailing on a vessel floating the American ment of the impediment imstate laws in respect to A number of miscellaneous bills were take the shape ot a formal agreement, Frontenac won; Livonia, second; flag is under the jurisdiction of the packages in their original condi- referred to the committee on claims. but an intimation may already have Charley Post, third. Time, 1:43. United States and the plea was dis- portedcreated tion, by the absence of any spebeen conveyed to our naval officers at Mile and a quarter Senonta won: missed. THE jaium: ordinance. cific former utterance upon its part. by the insurgent's that such a Prince Roval, second; Kenwood, third. Iqique ordinance to The the relating city of obact The congress removed this THEIR MOTION OVERRULED. and doubtless Time, 2:1D4. course w ill be stacle and no adequate ground is per- jailor's duties was road the third time. this has formedpursued, the basis of many of the r ive furlongs Airplatit won; Spina-lonElliCannon it be moved that passed. for ceived that reenactment the holding second; Happy John, third. Time, Can Not Compel the Western Union cablegrams that passed between Washof the state law was required before it ott insisted that the ordinance had suf and Iquique during the last two 1:10. to Give Reports of Races. could have effect upon imported goods, fered by an importantomission of words ington Nine furlongs Port Chester won; Uno The recorder weeks. Chicago, May 25. Corigans racing as- which it always had upon domestic since tho last meeting. Grande, second; Chatham, third. Time, sociation met defeat and a reprimand property. The jurisdiction has attached, declined to proceed until tho council Steamer Arrivals. 1:504'. before Judge Clogett today in their ap- not iu virtue of the laws of congress, but was satisfied that the ordinance was all Five half furlongs -- Disappointment London, May 25. Steamer LaCham- plication for an injunction to restrain because that law has placed the prop- right. This matter was finally exNew York from lias at arrived won; Arnica, second; Detroit aud Guilty the Western Union Co., from charging erty where thejurisdiction could attach. plained and the ordinance was referred fngne ran a dead head for third. Time, l:0Jlj. back to the committee on laws. them more than other associations are Veen-daiNine half "furlongs Masterlode won; New York, May 25. Steamer OTHER ORDINANCES. charged for racing news. A Mother's Awful Deed. from Rntterdam which was report- Virgie, second: Hoodlum, third. Time, The court said: "Without consider2:0o of An ordinance the salaries jus- ed at sea disabled, arrived this morning. Harlan, Iowa, May 25. Mrs. Chris- tices of the of fixing ing any other phase of it, the contract the at $.100 per which the court is called upon to force ten Pedersen, a Danish women and her annum was read the peace second Yesterday's Base Ball. time. Canwhose from four Blaine is Better. children, ages range the telegraph company into is of such a No game on account of non introduced an amendment to strike At Chicago were found in to three the ten, 25. hanging New York, May doubtful characters thatcourtsof equity Secretary Blaine rain. out !00 and insert 8500. It was then house of cellar here. near is their It house of is this morning. cannot resjiect it. This furnishing up and about the referred to the committee on laws with a At Cincinnati Both tennis news on horse racing is a species of thought they have been hanging there instructions to It is believed he will leave the city the fine game today, Cincinnatiplayed compare with the quar- latter being The since husband was Wednesday. week. of is the and it part gambling against public policy. luckiest in bunching hits. Cincinnati 4, reports of the justices of the peace. It enables the people to gamble on sent to the insane asylum about a week terly An ordinance relating to the width Philadelphia, 2. Batteries Mullane and horse races at other points without go ago and the finding of these bodies show and material to be used in sidewalks was Stagre Drivers Strike. Harrington; Gleason and Clements. wife should have gone too, as the that J as well court he there. might just ing At Pittsburg The visitors won in the read tho second time. Referred to the Paris, May 25. The drivers of public com pell tho Western Union Company to she must have been crazy. in this city struck today for tenth today by three base and a sacrifice commitiee on streets. stages a let and rounds report prize fight by Dee introduced a resolution favoring twelve hours work per day. The stage hit. Pittsburg, !i; Boston, 4. Batteries Plenty Horses' Second Trial. Stratton and Mark; Nichols and Benabandoning the old sewer on Washingcompany made an attempt to run a tion for injunction is overruled." Sioux Falls, S. D., May 25. The ton and Twenty-fourtstreet, as it was Jbut the strikers attacked them. nett. of second trial At Cincinnati Cincinnati, 5; AthPlenty Horses, the Sioux being cut up in making connections with The police made several arrests among Market Quotations. warrior, for murder of Lieut. Casey was the new sewers. Referred to committee the strikers. letic, 4. before 25. Wheat unsettled, began today Chicago, May At Omaha No game on account of Judges Shiras and on sewers. wet grounds. higher, lhe opening for July was ex Edgertown. Xo testimony materially THE STREET CAR COMPANIES. Express Robbers. cited and early sales varied in different different from the first trial was given Berlin, Ontario, May 25. In tbe inAllison presented a resolution which Iowa, May 25. Two men ternational Carroll, so far. foot ball match heretday beparts of the crowd fully ruling from for had been handed him with a request entered the express office here last night tween the 1 Vi higher than Saturday closing, closteuni and the Rangers Chicago its introduction. The resolution recites and bound and gagged an employe of this Divorce Granted. ing about V'g higher than Saturday. place, was won by the hitter by the City Council had given the named Matthews. They robbed the two goals to ono. Xkw York 25th. Money on call easy; New York, May 25. Judge Ohrien that Henderson-Brinker company the right money box or ?.J,UOO and eeoaped. closed offered two. today granted an absolute divorce to to lay its tracks on the east side of Wall After the Bank President. ureen irom $22.99. Mrs. Liaura Copper neglected; Lake, May Douglass (Jreen avenue, and the company Lead nominal; Tin steady; straights who went to Europe a year ago with Heavy Mortgages. May 25. Marsh, the Philadelphia, to that is occupy making arrangements 820.30. Mrs. Alice Trenton, N. J. May 25. Ten mort- fugitive president of the Keystone Naside of the street. The resolution favors were recorded against the Star tional bank, has not been located. The deDepd ot a Jealous Man. having the city marshal investigate the gages Rubber Successor. company today for amounts ag- tective agency acting for Marsh's bondsof Bcardsley's and X. M. rumor II11.1.SHW0, prevent any infringement May 25. James A. S500.000. Thev cover the mill men is working diligently and sparing gregating 25. Referred to Governor council's Pa., llARKismRc, May the arrangement. of Hilter, proprietor the Mountain Prido works the machinery and a plant of the no expense m its efforts to apprehend sent laws. a on communication committee Pattison tonight the shot and Dr. killed hotel, Mason, who it the fugitive. A description of the missThe city attorney made a report on Star company. is alleged was too intimate with llilter's to the senate nominating Wm, Redwood ing man has been sent to various parts wife. Croat excitement prevailed and Wrieht. of the county of Philadelphia. the Bothwell contract with the city, of the United States and foreign porta Killed in a Revolt. Hilter was in great danger of being to be city treasurer of Philadelphia, vice rendering his opinion that the present and the agency offers $ 1,000 reward for to Referred correct. were rates water e 25. when Twenty-livarrived. the Beardsley. Buenos, Ayres, May lynched police hia arrest and detention. in rekilled the committee on claims. were Cordova the persons O'Malley's Fears. A volt. Land Law Ruling. RAISES To Liberate a Bank. ALLISON QUESTION. Xkw Ohi.kans, May 25. The attorney Allison announced that he understood Buenos May 25. The trovern- May 25. Replying to a Aykks, Washington, for O'Malley, in the jury bribers case, ment has Granted a New Trial. query from the Solt Lade land office, topresented a bill in congress to that the ordinance authorizing the istoday gave notice that he would apply liberate the Cordova bank from the suing the 8100,000, G per cent, bonds for Wichita, Kan., May 25. J. W. Adams, day, the commissioner sent the following for a chance of venue on the ground act, the nation taking over its public improvements was passed with, a who is sentenced to hang for the murder order which will be of interest to public that he cannot have a fair and impar- banking blank for the date of passage and that of Capt Couch, was notified that the land states: "Parties may commute their issue. tial trial in tho courts of Xew Orleans. the recorder hnd filled the blank after supreme court bad granted him a new timber culture entries at $1.25 per acre The Capture of a Town. under the act of March 3, 1891, whether its passage. He would like that fact in- trial. Kinir Denies It. within railroad limits or not, on proof of London, May 25. The Times corros vestigated. on Released Dr. Graves Bail. nt. 25 Couuimbo La rwiniliint. witnenneil to The IIia nf. Presse reports He also presented an amendment Paris, May compliance with the law for four years, that (ieneral King, the United States tack on Talbal, and confirms the rejiort the ordinance providing that bids on Denver, Colo., May 25. Dr. Graves when entry is valid, and not forfeited by consul geueral iu Paris, is about to be of the capture ot mai low u. the bonds be advertised for. He read was released in $i(),000 bail this evenging. subsequent failure to comply with law. were d 8Jut liglit-weig- - M, Xewt-UHll- e e (Jiiu-Mio- 2X--A- bald-heade- Three-year-ol- cow-yar- cow-yar- seven-eighth- d d five-eigh- h Ihree-year-ald- three-year-old- Three-year-old- u Jarvis-Conkli- Snell-McUre- |
