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Show EVENING NEWS. Hay 1, IMS PRAGMKNTS. Thk Orphans Home concert will take place at the Theatre ' evening. Ox Friday and Saturday evenings Ezra Kendall's "Pair of Kids' will be played at the Theatre. IUknakd Whitk was convicted on one charge of unlawful cohabitation yesterday, at 01 en, and will be sen tenceU on Monday. Vb8Tkkiav William' G, Saunders pleaded guilty to the charge of unlawful cojiajnutiou, at Ogden, and sen tence was to have been pas.ed to-d- ay Tins morning Mrs Dertjldge, of the Nineteenth Ward, placed upon the editorial table a beautiful bouquet of fresh flowers from her garden. It consisted of beautiful rosesV ringgolds, orange blossoms and other varieties. Mrs. 1. deserves credit not only for the beauty of her floral productions, .but also for being always early in the field. with them. The May numbar of The Cosmopolitan, a new family magazine that is published in Rochester, New York, by Messrs. Schlioht & Field, Is excellent. The variety, brevity, and Intrinsic worth of the articles, and the beauty of the four full page illustrations, will attract attention. The number opens with a tine story entitled "Mrs. Hetty's Husband," by Harriet Pre&Qtt Spof-for- d, followed by & ptrong, lucid and popular article entitled, "A Word About Silver," by Edward Q. Bourne. The article that will excite most attention is an illustrated one by Miss Viola Iioseborough, oq "The Children's Industrial Exhibition,'? held recently in New York. Mrs. May Ritey Smith's poem entitled "Love's Seas ns," will be read with pleasure by lovers of fine poetry. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton's article entitled "Miss Cleveland's Line" is a striking discussion of the question of low ueck dresses. Besides Miss Spofford's story, the number coutaius three other short stories and several miscellaneous articles. The Young Folks department Is sure to please the youuger members of thd family, and iu the eight articles in the Household department, the housewife will find much Interesting and valuable iuformation. . : . IOCAL. NEWS. Not Suitable. We have received the copy pi remaiks, written in verse, delivered by a young lady before a conjoint meeting of the Young Men's and Young Ladies' Improvement Assoc at Kicbfield, 'Sevier County. It is accompanied by & request to publish. The reason for Its in this Journal is that, although admirably suited to the purpose !or which it was originally composed, it Is hardly so for these columns. ia-tlo- ns ce Look Out. W. C. Hawkins, of Marsh Valley, Idaho, informs us that the crops in that section ar'e in a very unpromising condition, and the probability is that Ithey will be at least a partial failure. We would be pleased to have brief statements 1n relation to the crops from each section of the Territory. Such' information would doubtless beofiisc in governing the grangers in the disposal of grain. These are times when the people had better keep their eyes open and "look a little out." s 4- -- 'Well Doue. Yesterday it was stated by the Nkws that Mrs. Eminence B, Wells, editor of the Exponent, bad returned from a protracted visit to the East. We were unadvised until the paper went to press; that Dr. Ellen B. Ferguson returned home at the same time, both ladies having been associated in the same mtssiou. They spent most of the time of their absence In Washington, working in the interest of the women of Utah. From all sources of iuforinalion that have reached us on the subject, they Inve doue their duty thoroughly and intelligently. The result.of the efforts caunot fail Of Delng Koori. We congratulate theio on their safe returii, and on.ttie capable man- , ner to which they have filled the pirt as:irued to them, show- rfis-ponsi- ing that tliy fi&erLted the contidence in them reposed. We hve had the pleas-'r- e of meeting both ladies since their Arrival, and arc pleased to be able to wtate tbat,anhoagu somewhat fatigued, they are in good health and spirits. Supposed Drowned. On Monday evening Charles Holt, who lives near the Cannon farm on the Jordan, started to bring a cow across the river. Ilejwas observed to ride into the stream, and a Abort time afterward bis horse was J : seen but Holt was nowhere around. Of Nothing more wat thought Mr. when ClayIt nntll yesterday, ton, Holt's partner,I 'went to his bouse for uim, an. was informed that he had cot returned from the city, whither be had started with a cow on Moucfay. A search was instituted for the missing man, but without avail, .and his friends Anally came to the conclusion that Ue had been drowned. Last eveniug Mr. C. II. Gold, K. Ilazen. Jr., Mr.Loveridge and others got grap-'pllng irons and dragged the riverrbut had found up to latest accounts no trace f the object of their search. There seems to be but Tittle doabt that the unfortunate man has met his death in the river, whicn at that place is very daujerous. He Is aged about 33 years, au l has bee i occasionally, employed at the Utahj Central depot as engine Wlpr. Hi t wife and family are almotft distracted oyer his disappearance, though at first they thought Dim fiafein the city. to-d- ay Teachers Association. The Salt Lake County Teachers' Association will meet next Saturday, May 22, It the Fourteenth Ward Assembly Rooms. Two sessions will be held, to commence at lus30 ft. in. and 2 p.m. The following programme has been prei pared J MORNING. . 1 and failure during the .Success weeks. minutes. two past 2. Thirty in a district School. PhysiologyWilcox. Professor C. F. 2 Quartette Misses Thomas and Dean and Messrs. 11. B. Barton and U. 8. Home. . What should a student know upon the University? Prof. J. B. entering Toronto. Questions to be answered by Messrs. A. M. Woolley aud C. C. Crapo. ' 1. Faculties of the mind and the or- der of their development. Professor Howard. Orson 2. Compare the old methods ol their results with the new teaching and methods and their results. Mr. D. R. jlf Recitation. Miss Colebrook. 4. Penmanship. Prof. J. H. Paul. 6. Whatbas been accomplished duryear by the Teachers As ing the past Superintendent Wm. M. ocUtion? etS.fthVhia seftaion the meetings of the Association will close for the present teachers In Salt AUdistrtct school are requested to be RtLtnrda. when tber wiU Lave the privilege of Jiatenlmr tpa good programme and learn aometning concerning the teachers? ' examlaaUou nd the summer school. f All friends of education are Invited toi tattend the meetings. ; pAvut It. Amur , See'y t?l.YZ.t seven Inches high and of powerful build, weighing about 175 pounds; Mrs. Decker is about 52 years" of age, Ab.' Flower Sbooti Ills Wife and at noon fifteen hours after and Her Mother. the shooting, breathed her last.' She leaves several children, one of them Aavd Kill Himself in an Attempt to being the wife of M. F. Wilcox, book binder, of Ogden. H r daughter Harder nla BrotI1er.111-l.aw- . A THIPLK MUEDEB. to-da- REFRIGERATORS, ALASfiA AND CENTENNIAL. y, at DINWOODEY'S. boots ' In w, w, semi-annu- one-fift- Kas-musse- semi-aunu- al n, the Market, Four Styles, o i All Solid. WHITRQOODS. CALL AND SEE OUR LINE OF SUMMER SHOES! NEW STYLES! LOW PRICES ! J S.SOBargain of OUR LINE OF GENTS' LOW SHOES, The Greatest the Season I o anil RIUMIRIXU C1MTOM SPENCER KIMBALL'S & STREET. lttO MAIN (iLOHDCItAl THE WEEKLY ONE DOIiULB A YEAR. READ (OJLJJJLJLT5Zr E- Zt llie foIIonliiK comparative Mlnleinieul of a naiuber of I lie mont priMulueut Weeklies published In (be llfed Hinte show conclusively is from 25 TO SO PKK CEXT (hat the T1IK ( HEtPKNT. YVKl-KL- ULOBE-DKHOfK- l.oiiin. louis, JIo Weekly Tribune thiciigo,111HI Times, Chicago, Weekly Inter oreun, Chicago. Hi Weekly i:cMih!k';ui. fslobr-tcutor- Hi. nl. St. Vci-f.:- W.-eKl- Weekly U'eeUlj Weekly Weekly Weekly Kmiuirer, Cincinnati, U t ouiuieieial Gazelle, Cm., Timvc, Sew York City Sun, Xew York City World, New York City I'aitn Mo. 10 TO Col II 111 UN 1 56 I oluiniiH $1 tlO 1 00 5fi Columns Sfi Columns 1 25 1 00 w; Cdlunins rnges. rages. I'iiges. Pages. CoIuiiuh' T:ifies. .... sr. t olmnus 56 Coluninn rages. asres. Pages. T.P 5T, I'ajises. Columud Columns 1 1.5 1 00 r lHr. Per Year. I'er Year, Per Year I'er Year Per Year. Per Year. Per Year, i ro l1 tw Ter Year, (K) l"vr Year, ' A the BeaBon advances no allow more-cpa-- e this line of Good. for fr.-iN.i k" f'hockn! info (o 4(V. Checked Piques from 8 to S0c. i iiifii- - lt.nu t ... liwna from 7c. to 15c. ij Iromhijfure.l v.S to 40c 1'laiii uml KiKllicil ialccsis We hiivf a full line oi Kinoy ltoureite Stripe , Dreaa Linens and Imported Zephyr Cloths. TliCM' :ir !! . linoil Wash Goods made. Si t!rtuck.'r, (.unvas Cloths, and White and Cream Lace Check. Crinkly It f worth one's time to look this department through, if low priced (but ser i.'c;iiili'l TVitsli t.o.nl , are in ifuv&tkut. ": COLUMNS SOLO OF MATTER READING IN FAVOR OF THE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. LACKS. : ! FABRICIs GLOVES AND MITTS. iu this line us direct flora the imported by KrerythinR manufacturers, wo have it better assorted block and much goods than amy other house, a."K do AO ii Real Lisle Sloves in all cheaper sizes for 26t per pair. j In therefore HO81KRY Ladies Cottiin Hose, flnished seams.jand good shades, for Me. pr. pair. ftoii Black SO tlvsen aud Oloi ed Lisle iper pair. A complete line of Fine llos;of 5th;. Lisle and Silk Hose. The larRest Children's Ribbed Hose, Black and lOO i assoi-tmen- Coioic l ye if ii:io over ivc : !iwi. s' niixe and Bicycle Hose. tiry PARASOLsj We liave opened the largest assortment of Parasols and Sun umbrellas ever offered. and prices were nevisr so low. The new Almeda is Uii latest novelty. Lace trinimI Para-ol$2.75 to $18.00. Suteeni Coaching l'arasolss from $1.00 to $2.50. fi-o- LINENS. wanted This department is full of everything ! in this line at that will be anra , 0E -t f- Price3 of Other Editions of the Clobe-Democr- Jiuilv, l'cr Annum Per Annum.... semi Weekly, Per Anuuni.. at .. f 12.00 .. 6.00 .. 3.00 Hoftlniaatera and Newsdealers are authorised to receive Subscriptions or send Uirect to the Children s Lace Caps and Sun Bonnets in Greater i joLsUVL To 2fo. BROTHERS. OOZEfTItsr ? OUR FRIENDS for pt&t favors, we invite inspection of TIIANfnjfG F. CAS FOB LOADS SOOTS. Just Arrived, New and Fresh Irom Factories and now Opening Out, consisting of BED ROOM MD PARLOR SETS, I I STRAW HATS ! STRAW HATS ! In all the L AT IS ST STYLES for MEN'S BOYS' AND CHILDREN, .45 353 J&l JE1 SORENSEN H'1" T' S A. JSureaus and Bedsteads, WtelCH WILL BE SOLD AT BED R0C PRICES ! 82T CALL AND BEE THEM. SEEOBS AMD Chairs and Lounges, .. ev.er. MAIN STMEET, o 1G RESPECTFULLY 3 U. ariety than I GXOBE PRINTING CO., ST. XOTJS, MO Carpets! Carpets! Carpets! SHOES BOOTS, AND SLIPPERS, FOB MEN AND BOYS', Till! BRO S. CO. ail the latest styles m aurrl ..ci Soft pit Hats. An Entire New Stock K; OP ALL GRADES OF SHOES '. 1 ID CARPETS . y, ' :' We lioutrht a few too many wool laces and have a line of Kdginga and Allayer dark ehades thai at the present prices are sure to sell.i prices to suit. A full stock of Lace Curtains and Curtain Nc. Ten made up of the Latest Telegraphic News aud Correpon SUMMER WRAPB. deuce from all parts of the World, Political Sews, mil and complete The latest novelties and finest garments will be found in this stock. We have had Market KepitriN, and Choice M UcellaneoMii Mailer Heleeted especially for a larger sale of these goods this season than ever before. the Farm noil Iloiue. Mcut to nay add pott m II.MK YEAR FOR OI GENTS' FURNISHINGS. CAR. (lotai!re preptUtl.) It la lit Larffet and Bent Family Paper lit the We have added to our stock a line of Bovs' Shirt Waists. Gents' Ualaaadrled on Applleatlbu. World. Samile Copies Shirts, Underwear, Hose, Collars and Cuffs. No fancy prices. wr to-da- HAMBURG EHBKOIDKRY. I f inch Kloiini ing. Colored Allover. Allover, 90c. to $5.00 per yd. 85c. to $3.00 per yd ,$1.50 to $1.00 Pr yd. j Iiatisto, Chanbray, aud Jtephyr Kmbroiderles We have always enjoyed the reputation of hating tho finest, best asserted, and cheapest stock of Embroideries in the city, aod Qiis season is no exception. 3 er . GOUPB. Children's short Di osjci sizes from 1 to 7. Infants' Slips, Corbet Coders, Aprons, Chemise, rawers ami Night Gowns. It Is a II well known fah that we iu this liuvL cheaper than any other house in the citf; f Sluslin Underwear for tie (. IIEM' COUNTER,' arrivius; CTery day. raTvianeWL, flv!-?hoot- DR SSSS The nicest stock of Checked Lomines, and Summer Silks we have ever th wr. Surahs, Uhatiamcs, Tricotines, Foul;irls, and l'ongee Mlks. A full line of civets in all the orevailinir ahade. t We have a Uw fine Wisted frees Patterns, that we will offer until closed out ' m j:Kt; i:ih.i-.Icruil liolies in .Ubatrosa, I.iuon U'Inde, liiuKham, Zephyr Clolh.ChauiLru , l.Ull ItutiBio, etc. G-- D. t ng '. I FOURTEEN WALL PAPERS self-cocki- ! SILKS, VKLVKTS AND A SPECIALTY. Only Exclusive Retail Shoe House in the City, bt Dry-Pla- te YOUE OlaiDlBKS FOB THE Si3STX3 NOTICE. Bathing Trains to Hot Snrinsrs. by D R. O. Railway, will be discontinued Josephine was taken to the hospital &duringJWednesdays for thepresent.but no are for there treatment, though will run regularly on Sundays, leayius About 9 o'clock last evening an awfor her recovery. salt Lake city at two o'clock p.m. u ful tragedy was enacted in the 11th hopes Ward of this city. The house where New Carpets from 25 cents per yard. CITY COUNCIL. the terrible occurrence transpired is curtains ana rortieres. AtAUERBACIl'S located at the corner of Third South The City Council met in regular ses and Ninth East streets, and is the home sion, at 7 o'clock last evening, Mayor UTAH IXVEXTION. of a widow lady, Mrs.- - Annie L. Armstrong presiding. The Horse's Friend Sulkv Plow. The Some Decker, and her family. F. Keslerand49 other resident tax cheapest, strongest, and lightest draft is en three or four years ago, one of payers oi the Sixteenth Ward asked sulky flow in tne market, it coun dorsed bv the best farmers in the Mrs,. Decker's daughters Josephine, that oni policeman be detailed to do Call and see it at Z. C M. I. and ward at nigut; tuey drew try. duty iu tuat now in nor 23d year became tht wife attention its Branch Stores, and at 131 to 135 S., to of vandal acts repeated of Johu Albert Flowers, a young man ism in tuat district; and said the depot Third West St. Salt Lake Foundky & M'f'o Co who resided near by. They have two arew nooaiums irom ail parts oi town to Referred. that to ward. the Mayor. children, one a little girl two years and W. S. Sharp asked that the Warm HOME-MAD- E teb months old, and the other a baby Springs be leased to him at i rental of aged eighteen months. per iiiouiu, ami guaranteea mat ne Men's Siiiis made lo order Flowers' treatment of his wife would spend $1,000 on the Dremises. from Home - 31ml c C'lotli. Referred lo the committee on public has been so brutal that she grounus. New (Slyles Spring Suiting found it impossible to longer George Romney, John ' Sharp and Just received from the Mills, remain U 'the house with I Mm, others recqmmeuded John Scotleld as competent person un-to Flannel), I.tiisey, Tweeds. and sbr week ago, returned to an obliging and tne warm springe, taKa oi cuarge Trunks, lite., for sale wholeC her mother, taking her little ones with der tne direction of the Citv Council sale and retail at John her. During the past month Flowers Referred to the committee on public & Rro., Agents Provo Duller has repeatedly called oh his wife and grounds.A. Clawson drew attention to Woolen Mills, No. f Old endeavored to persuade her to return theEmily fact ibat there was a hydrant upon to him, but i her experience had been t;ie siuewau in iront oi ner residence, Consfifulioii Building. such that she would not consent. He and asi;ea tnat it be removed. Re to the committee on water Prices of Photographs Reduced at informed her that yesterday (Tuesday) ferred works. rOX A 8 VHOHK. 11 n 11. Wood leave would for morning irching stated that be intended wltu his "PolyRiver, but for some reason he opening in connection All in done by the work Institute, an assaviotr deuai t did not go, .and about 20 minutes to 9 technic stantaneous Process. meut for the analysis of ores; he asked o'clock last night, called at Mrs. Deck- mat no license ue cnarged. Referred REDUCTION PERMANENT. er's house. Ills mother-in-la, wile, to the committee on license. Wm. F. Paul was grab ted a meat Lester J. children and brother-in-lamarket license for one free, owing HOW TO SAVE MONEY Decker, were present, and when he to the physical inabilityyear of petitioner came la was apparently mild, though to la!or A Pojntw Worth Remembering. Buy for a livelihood. One. retail liquor dealer's license was your Books, Stationery, School Suppliei it was evident he had been drinking xranteo. ana oi tt. rAKKY it v,o., some, lie took up the little girl from The committee on finance reported 26 S.Magazines where you get everyMain Street, jos. her mother's lap and kissed her, then that they bad examined the Auditor's thing at Bottom Prices. All the Church report of the condition of Publications ikept constantly iu stock; began talking with Mrs. Flowers. The sinking fund, and found it to be also a well selecled line of the best Mis conversation lasted about fifteen min tho correct. They recommended that the Books, for both old 0 nd young, utes, daring which Flowers said he sum of $14,389. 36, which represents eellaneoua S. and M. I. A. libraries supplied. S. h was going north in the morning ; he of the income, added fto the sinking fund. Adopted. Ef ENTFl'L 18S. spoke of the separation, and told bis beThe now fund amounts to wife Josephine that there were some about sinking Tour health for the year depends $33,000, $10,000 of which Is inupon purifying the Blood this Spring. things up at bis bouse that she could vested in Utah Southern Extension No remedy Will accomplish this so have If she would come up for them nonas. ana sureiy as reaauy Mr. moved Riter nn that the cash with him. This she declined to do, hand the BROWN'S SAKSAPARILLA $7,000 required to (less and told him be could place Interest on June 1st) be invested in pay the And Dandelion with Iodide of Pota. outside the door any article he was cits bonds, either by calling them in iiini. ineiu oulrlgut. purcnasing willing she should nave, and that she orAoymember is Liver If asked whether the your healthy and active, no would request a neighbor, Mr. was instructed to sell the $10,000 Mayor Utah lever or ague is possible. BKOWfl's to bring them down in the Southern Extension bonds, and Mr. SAKSArARILLA acts directly on the Rtier said he would favor having it Liver and Kidneys and purities the morning. Blood. Try no doubtful remedies, but While they were thus talking Flowers done, If a market could be found. lie, see the complete formula printed on himself, rather doubted it at present. was wa9 walkiag up and down tne Your The motion of Mr. Rlter was refer- BROWN'S SARSAPARILLA. and Physician recommend it. room which is quite small, about 10 red to the committee on tlnance. Drucgist The committee ou prisons recom- It cures Rheumatism. by 12 feet and occasionally kissing mended The eennine BROWN'S ARNICA that the bill of Godbe, Pitts & his felt from a the children, pistol Co., for medicine furnished city pris- SALVE is fully warranted. All Z.C. M.I. merchants sell Brown's be paid out of the Marshal's pocket to the floor. Mrs. Decker, who oners, and that all future bills be paid Medicines because thevare the best. was seated at the table reading a paper fund, same fund, less the commisfrom exclaimed, "For Lord's sake, don't sion the allowed physicians. usually HENRY DINWOODEY bring a pistol here!" Flowers picked Adopt id. Has the largest and most complete The committee on license reported the weapon up and put It in his pocket stock of on the of Maria Ras favorably prayer was old an again, remarking that it a for' free mussen, asking peddler's one, ana naaa t Deen loauea xor license; favorably on the petition cf Decker then Wm. Walker, making a similar request; long Mine. Mra. on the of James took her little girl and began pre favorably petition Randall, making a similar request: Sleepleaeness. paring ths child for bed. Her husband, favorably on the petition of Mrs. Letl-tl- a Narcotics and sedatives produce tin- Jones, making a similar request; seeing this, told her she had better come back and live with him. She unfavorably on the petition of Levi natural stupor, which is soon followed by ill effects. Simmons Liver Reeula- asking a free license to peddle lator refused and he asked her to come out- Perkins, removes the cause of restlessness and unfavorably on the petition fish, of side, but this she would not do, as the Henry Freeman, asking a remission of and sleeplessness by producing digescbil I was undressed. Flowers seemed bis license as restaurant keeper. tion and quieting the nerves. Trv it. and you will know the blessing of good soinewuat angered at his failure to In- Adopted. The committee on canal reported in ueaim ana souna Sleep. duce his wife to return to him, bnt said relation 'I bad been a great sufferer from to the petition of Mrs. Brown, little, and went to the back door, where asking relief Irom damage done her dyspepsia and loss 6f sleep. Now I he stood for a moment, looking into property by seepage cf the canal and take a dose of Simmons Liver Regulathat the repairs asked tor and sleep ailGa.night. Mrs. H. Bryant the room, and then stepped out, the in recommended Griswoldville, be once. made for at mates thinking he had gone. The Watermaster's Adopted. quarterly report IScnl.-yV- i Unfortunately, however, this was not was reported on as having been exleUry. JUec and Iron. amined t:n-aand found Ttie oorrect. nerve tonic will cure Ave minutes next the case, and the sura of $1,500 was u.cplt KgMes, nervousness, neuralgia, witnessed a scene which in its ter- toThe the Mayor's contingent appropriated fund. t'lcuuiatism, and bulkls up broken in a rible nature is without The Council then adjourned for one parallel wfl constitutions'. Delicious aud the history of this region. Mrs. Decker week. titrations. Sold by all druggists and dealers. was sitting opposite the door, about ;uutry bv Z. C. M. I. Drue Ktnr For sale JUDICIAL BUELKSQUK AT eight feet distant, reading; her daughand all Druggists. 1 BKAVKR. ter, Mrs. Flowers, was five or six feet to the right, with her child on her lap ; THESE ABB SOLID PACTS. and Lester Decker, her son, a youug COMPI.al?riNO WIIKKS3B9 HUMMOMXlf The best blood purifier and system .J URIKS ON' OPEN VENIKK. man about ' years of age, aud much ever placed within the reach Tgujator f suffering humanity, truly Is Electric lighter in weight than Flowers, was Beaver, May 19, ism. litte.s. Inactivity of the Liver, Bil- reclining on a lounge near bis sUter. Etlitor Deseret Nexos: Flowers, after going out, returned al The case of the people against Maeser, irinnrv nrrana nr whnavAv hhiiImi most immediately, having in his hand a lor libel, was given to the Jury at tour hi appetizer, wonic or. mUd stimulant. American o'clock yesterday afternoon. They uuu electric Jiliiers lu were out all night and came into court bull-do- g and only certain cure known, est always revolver, and stepping In at at nine o'clock this morning; Being l liey act surely and quickly every bot-the door, fired at Mrs. Decker, the ball unable to agree they were discharged. to give entire eatisfac-iiiguaranteed refunded. In below the her case against George Just abdomen, The striking Hales, on Sold at fifty money A same was trial. called for to the inches three the ribs, about nts a bottle at Z. C. M. I. Dm charge, right was made motion the defendant's by store. 4 of the centre of the body, and ranging counsel to set aside the drawn U." flie wound being on special venire, on the jurors dowuword,' that COAL! COAL COAL I ground Decker Lestef summoned fatal. sprang tl;ey had been by one of the the William Thompson, toward the lounge from who claims to have been li- I07 and Red Canyon All the Coais sold turned deputies in the Salt Lake market. Our Weber quickly murderer, who beled aud who is also a prosecuting is from the celebrated Grass Creek to his wife and child and tired again, witness in the case. The motion was mines and we are mining better coal tae bullet iu this instance entering the overruled. The panel being exhausted man cvei before. , no otner weoer was and issued an venire open special body of Mrs. Flowers in nearly the same o Ulcers brought to this market canepmpare of the in hands the placed tftme place as in Mrs. Decker, but on who claim to have been ah our coais are niceiy libeled, to witn it, and cleaned. serve. The marshals concluded they screened the left side. Coal Department, Union Pacific Rail find jurors enough in Beaver Flowers the turned on young Deck-- , could not iu a population of two thousand way Company. A. J, ttUNXKIX, Agent. er, bat the latter knocked the pistol Cfty to suit their purpose i must go to Office, Wasatch Corner. from bis hands to the floor, and dealt Miiford and Frisco, aud thns add to him" a blow in the face. Flowers, how their fuuds. Mooxshee. v OpUlo'i Forlanatc nisfovery. ever, managed tq recover the weapon ' i"t. Colierhau, schr. Weymouth, was A ball A Petty Thief. and fired at Lester, the going requisition hill;; between. Atlantic City andN. through the ceiling. The two clinched, made from the Justice's court f , ha:! been troubled with a cough so and then followed a desperate struggle on the commandant at Fort Douglas, ;al he was uuabie to sleep, and was iduced to try Dr. King's New Dis- for life. Botti fell out of the door on for a soldier named P. R. Egbert, uvcry for C;i.squirtipn. it not only tum-ble- d wanted on a charge Jof petty larpeny. Aveto a platform and $ken bim instuot relief, but allayed the to the Egbert was arrested by the military Mren.e soreness in his breast. a over bench His were similarly affected and a ground. Flowers freed bimself and officers last night," lor desertion. He i.ildivn ugie dose h id tiie same happy effect the two men regained their feet. Deck has been at tne Metropolitan as a citll!,.:g's New Discovery is now the from the ): er at the same time seizing his assail izen f of someofdays, and stole remedy iu the Coleman Mrs. Hill, a r.in.iard tle hotel, proprietress itisehold and on board the schooner. ant by the arm and turning him around pair of blankets,whicti be sold at 's Free Trial Bottles of this Standard so he could catch him around the arms secondhand store. Heiuedy at '1, C M. I. Drug Store. 4 from the back. Flowers then made a Fired his Own House. About 9 If aw to Coasnlt Or. Foote, Sr4 by desperate effort (o shoot Decker by : MaiL holding his pistol over nis shoulder, o'clock last night the Are department but was unsuccessful, and the cotbt were called out by an alarm of Are Dr. Footc. Senior, author of "Plain batants again fell. irom the eastern part of the city. It Home Talk," "Medical Common etc.. etc., would say to those Just as they were down, however, seems that H. McKean, who lives on Sense," who him by mail like to would Flowers got his pistol over bis shoul- ri th East Street, went home and be- that they can have consult a list of questions der and tired, but Decker seized his gan a quarrel with his wife. She be- and a circular of gratuitous advice by Box 414, Salt Lake City. arm in time to divert the muzzle of the came her addressing alarmed aud, with The doctor has arranged to have infor bullets the entered and fled two to mation weapon, small children, in tais way to save supplied such murderer's head ;ust behind the right the house of a neighbor. McKean time. Receiving printed matter correspondent can describe bisdoc-or ear, one lodging in the head then got on the rcof of his house and the case fully and direct it to the and the other coming out about three poured on' the shingles aquantlty of her in New York. Dr. Foote is suc tor, enwhere it inches back of coal oil, to which he applied a lighted cessfully treating all forms of chronic tered. Decker's head was "so close match. He then ran off toward the diseases, a specialty to wnicn ne nas years of study and to that of his assailant that; his fore. centre of town and has not been seen devoted thirty Evidences of his success can practice. be.ad above the right temple 1:was or heard of since.. The neighbors at also: be bad by addressing Box 414, as burned f?lth powder; and made' him once got to work and in a few moments above, but all letters if consultation which did but and orders for remedies should be adthink he was sjaot. With this idea, and extinguished the tiaracs, dressed to Dr. E. B. Foote, Sr., 120 not knowing that Flowers bad received HtUetamage. Lexington Avenue, New xork city. the fatal bullet, he ran to where his N. Y. Consultation free. 4 o'clock About Raid by Deputies. An advertisement of Dr. Foote, Sr., mother lay on the sidewalk, screaming e in another this morning Deputies Franks, place, deserves attention. for assistance, her ebbing aeoa&s ' and others surrounded the resi, ,., away. O. dence of the in Young, Joseph By this time neighbors bad gathered o'clock they f BCCULEH'S ARNICA SALVt. from all around, Messrs: Edward and Eighth Ward. About "The Best Salvk in the world for and for admittance, subpoenaed applied George Braby being among the first to Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt reach the place. Mrs. Flowers was Mr. Young's lamlly. The head of the Cuts, ever uores, letter, unappea Kneum had out household gone however, attended to, as was also .Mrs Decker, Corns, and all Skin Chilblains, Hands, the deputies, of whose Er notions, and no&itlvelv cures Piles. and surgeons sent for." tvjben the body unobservedhebywas but the or no pay required It is guaranteed to presence Ignorant, was was life the murderer pt picked up, satisiaction, or money searched from cellar to ;ive periecn found to be extinct'. ; Dr Benedict house waswere Price 25 cents per box. as the also chicken barn, FOR SALE AT Z. C. M. I. DRUG soon arrived and gave what skilful as- garret, etc., and some of the STORE. sistance he could for the comfort of coop, outhouses, neighbors' rcsidences.Several members the unfortunate women. As a cure for insomnia and nervous-4of the families of Mr.H.Felt, and Mr. The body of Flowers was taken to there is nothing like ,pr. Henley's were in also Wm. Silver subpoenaed J. a the residence of hjs mother, block Vlery, Bet and lrn. case! Mr. Young, the with connection Kor siile bv Z. CM. I. Drug Store, and a ball from the nceoe of the hor not was ' 1 arrested. and all Druggists. however, rible crime, and this morning Coroner The thW tnprplng ex were. witnesses an at which the inquest, Taylor held cused until flionaay, wntn tuey are to Jury, John M. Tonng, Wm. Fuller and appear before Commissioner AIcKay, wm. s.urlghtoii, returned a verdict In and are also wanted before the grand UTAH & NEVADA RAILWAY. accordance with the above facts. Jury, on June 1st. ON AND AFTER The mother and relatives of Flowers was y are plunged into grief by the occurPolice Court Notes. May 20, 9 86, Thursday, The Utah A Nevada Railway Company rence. He was between 29 and 27 years a bnsy one in theipolicej court, and the will ran ita Trains as toLlow : of age, and has borne a bad character, following business was, transacted : 8DMJAT8 BXCSPTSD.) H.B. Manchester, Albert Reese and having on several occasions resorted te were the beat of in On revolver his Ole Hansen, tor drunkenness, passion. Stations. Going We8j. Going East. one occasion he was prevented from each assessed 5. shooting a barkeeper, Jbj two of his Harry Turner paid 4K for '4ttin Lv...- 40 am! Salt Lake Citv companions? fcntf) a &ttj&f of 'ftarp drunk, and Jacob 0Uea,l being Lv.... 9Mm ...Oaxfleld.... Ar...S40pm Lv...2 21pm ago, oppposlte the Theatre without drank and disorderly, was fined $12.50. Lv....l059am ....Tooele ... Lv... 126pm 30 a ni ..Terminus... Lv... 100pm ....11 Ar bula al he the shot man, R. R. provocation, who stole W. H. Oh Sunday. let going through the- - man's ear. Attwood'sRodgers, 00 a Salt Lake City Ar.. 3 00pm from Murray, Lv.......10 horse .11 si a ..MOarflelu.. Lv.. 9 09 pm Flowers was arrested for this, but the Salt .Lake County, was arraigned Lv... .13 01 p ....Tooele.... Lv..U69pm man at whom be shot Was deterred by for . X3 , p Ar.. ;and .Termtpua... said, .it Lv..H8apB grand larceny,. threats from appearing as ' witness "I plead to everything guilty Fare (on any train) to Garfield or against him, so he escaped., ?n a everal charged against me, and ask for tbe Lake Point and Return.... ,.i..50cts. occasions he has t ieriect ierms mercy of the conrti Hw .boitfjf to vnuaxenuc1.11 ecu xwauuajra. vi are, ZdCia rates given to Sunday Schools. lo the Jtr jail lbr. drunkenness await the action of the grand Jury were Societies, etc. and fighting, and was in all very dan placed at W. W. SIXER, Which he was oiable 8. F. FENTOJT. gerons man. He yraa abqot five- - feet to f Ornish. i,m, i cora SHOES! .Aiitsr CURTIS LACE i I AND SLIPPERS, For Ladies', Misses' and Children, .. Velvets, Three JPlys, Body Brussels, Extra Supers, Cotton Chains, Eastern Bag Carpets and Lace Curtains and Nets in Large Variety, ALL' AT U- l txsr tr SEE pVR.92.50 - 8ST Greatly Reduced Prices! see ouii $2.oo shoes, SIIOI s. StUODll JPorr a t S1IOICN. Grents' W oar. XjCtc3J.osT etxxcL OUR MOTTO: --- WE SELL CHEAP FEATURE IN OTJB HOUSE IS A KEW - i Mad-sen- 01 Oi DOLLAR DEPARTIB HOfiffA Where all STAPLE GOODS aire sold at Wholesale Prices, in quantities not less than One Dollar. - Don't fail to secure the advantages of 'this DepU. : 1- We ar CLOSING OUT R jtarge Lot oi ABDOMIHR & HEALTH CORSETS & OTHERS, DR. WARNER'S - life-blo- Cud-din- In Sizei from 20 to 85, at $r.00 per pair; jrefralar price $2.00 and over.. We have lso a JOB LOT of Gent's White and Fancy Percale Shirts, slight-l-y soiled, that ire are" CLOSING OUT at 1.00 each; former price 1.50 to $2.50. od , - la constantly replenished with the BEST MAMS in - &3" 8, ; Just Opened a large line of the celebrated i BRIGHT & PETERS FZNJS FRENCH KID, CLOTH NG, All Bejt's Collete ! Prices Lnwest ! frf 1 I -- 4 aa-Spec- ial mmm. riBT IiLilH FlHlrn - OHIOACK).,.,., FINEST PAINTS .A -- 'W.L r I . . V i " BROS. CO. mm- (Qj)m. im law. THESE GOODS' ARE VERY MUCH UNDER VALUE. 1ED . 1 , - '' ur ; 1,000 dozen ladies' and Children's ... 1 BOOTS AND 'V i. - - ANJDV DESIRABLE, 7 - To-da- SsfRljsid TRADE, EVERYTHING NEW . : EXTENSIVE AKRIVAIiS FOK THE r-jOWMOE- re-nnd-ed. . ; IIEPT -- I 1. w C BOSS COTTAGE COLO HAKDY 35 PAINTS. 5 : i O i . ! inaa-- . Parker,m4 Cary, OrJen For bf af aetnrera of PuiU. . Hm W hruohAA. i " I i I. i . ,1 i - 1, f'T "V . ' J i r . |
