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Here 10 the way number Of candidates
for office in Corinnc announce themselves in
the Reporter for next Monday s election:
The undersigned hereby announce that
he will be candidate for the Office Of Jus>
ticc of the Peace In this precinct at the en-.
suing election, August 4, lS7a II elected,
I'll do the square thing with everybody,
and make it red hot for all offenders against
the laws OF the Territory.
jy22.td STEPHEN LAWN.
am candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer, and want to be elected.
jy22.td b. ZwAx.
Vote for the right man for County Sur.
veyor. am the individual.
s. CAM.
For Constable remember the white mans
candidate. T. PERIcLEs BRINKERHoy1
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4 WATERS
Yhe Terrific DDeetD q . Clovlbursa 1.
Da1po4 0e01ty, Oregon.
From the Bed Rock Democrat.

From the Bed Rock Democrat.
On June Goth Union and vicinity VA
visited by tho heaviest rain and hail storm
ever known In this valley. 1t commenced
q. . O'Clock, and In less than thirty minutes
the whole face Of the country was lake of
water. A wsterspsut burst on the hills
directly north of the farms of Mrs. Cate,
and Mr.. d. II. Benson, about two miles
east of Union, and the whole face of the
hill was one grand roaring cataract from
summit to base, the water in some of the
gulches being six feet deep, washing hun.
drcds Of tons of stone down into the road
and fields below, many Of which would
weigh from 800 to 500 pounds, and two or
three have been estimated at / 900 TO 1900
pounds. II ruined Mr.. BensonI garden
and uprootcd some Of his apple trees; washed
down and carried away nearly half>mile
of fence on the Lawrence ranch, and ruined
what grain CHANGED to be In its way. The
hailstones were not large, but in some places
they fell very thick, and where they were
washed in drifts they may be found to the
depth of ok inches.
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What Sest Of q Ma, He T.

Henry watterson's Letter to the Courisr-1esrnai
The Shah himself 10 an ugly cuss lie
resembles closely the pictures Of me more
crael of his forefathers contained in the
early editions of the Arabian Knighta l
dare say he has caused many poor fellows
head TO be chopped off on notice Of five
minutes, and it would not surprise me to
learn that he has trick of making himself
. widower three or four times month. A
ficrce.eyed, tallow-yisaged, ugly beast q
ever wore diamond or carried cimeter;
his Grand Vizisr, who 10 along with him,
10 only triAe less brutal and vicious. If
you met either in dark alley you would
tremble for your life. If Captain Jack has
a worse countenance he IL no true Modoc
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S'ockho'dess j the Mutual Life Insur.
""cs company of %. Louis arc In trouble
over Tho s,scejoa Of Directors. Thers . re-
sssf tickets h lhe 0sld.
!, ooNt,aa won ~ mile dash Of sara.osa
la ~ q oslls vsue Blse won the q.
r'ls dasA Il &1s3. .s
..@.'.. 49, "''''
- ~ u bondsd wasshSssp ase
YIN M ssela sia6ooo
:. .-Ass1 ~ w.. tasas
: 1910 s'agpasA lse9 ssvl,,, Tharsaay
~. seeneas IN sassa ~ city In
49,, 49, ~. s. ~ I tsese,ss,a - lssely
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~. 4. R.'.'1Aeif's o'v|s'on.
II sYseninasn Oosinsa 0haaGia9 H.
Lie e WOgk.

The following from the Olympia zrss-
se,lps Of last Saturday (lsth inst.) 10 the
latest news from 1.-THE Front:
1.-THE Terminus question hes brought the
railroad work On Noutgomesys forty miles
contract 70 sand still. About week ago
orders were given along the northern end Of
he Nee 70 discontinue work for ten daya
Cossequeasly Ill work north of Clover
creek ten or twelve miles beyond N,squal.
" river . little northeast Of SteilscoOm)
ceased, the choppers (under Messrs. Hawk
q Manning having nearly reached the Puy.
allup. On 1essrs. Stone & Davis sawmill
which had been transported on wagons
from Puyallup, distance of thirtyseight
miles, and had just arrived and wss bcing
pot up, was stopped completion.
ION Thursday last, Camp 8, four miles
north of Nisqually river, received orders
also 10 stop grading. None Of the forces
on ihs road have been discharged. bat arc
awaiting orders to work.
''0rsding has been done for about four.
tssa miles north of Nisquslly river. and
flashed With the exception Of . few holes
beyond the river.
Several surveying parties have been en-.
gagged during the past week In running
liaes fsom the north end Of the rosd toward
Ne Sound and on Thursdsy. = surveying
party left Camp Q for Salt water. bot
whether for 6teilacoom or. Tacoma b not
knowu.
''Qs Monday, Judge Rice, Capt. Aims.
worth, Gen. sprsgue. 1essrs. Montgomery,
6tsvens, Hallest and other railroad men
left Tsnino and passed through Yelm Pssi-
~, aHd over the road to Tacoma, where
Ihsy vese On last Thursdsy. -Ea'sas Bee:
eoN. f",
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From The Gold HIN News, July 18th.

S'~'" SIG "0so dliI news, July 16sh.
We are informed that the engineers IN the
employ OF the Government have selected
The nights above and 10 the eastward of the
Imperial Empire holsting works 40 the
proper place for the establishment of an
astronomical monument, to be used ~ .
meridian OF base In determining latitude or
longitude. The croppings in the locality
referred to are leveled of, and will furnish
On excellent foundation for theodolite.
The Imperial Mining Company, 90 says our
Informant, have donated to The Government
nf'y feet square Of ground for the purposes
heretofore named. The point selected for
ne location OF an astronomical observatory
y situated about thrse quarters of mile.
nom Sommit station, on the Central Pacific
Railroad. rs
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Vote for Chaslsy Warren. Hshas bssa
a emdsat faithful, active oaaesr, under
Sheriff Jones; stops net fee might Of storm
q friend or foe In The discharge of duty; Il
reliable, quick, accommodating; . ':slisslsr"
isn't proud Il hs does wear the worst clothes
In America: knows Ihe duties Ut the e0ce
By heart; and having just come In wooh
like 70 b Sheriff . couple Of yssrs. Charley
10 going to b elected No belIsvs BY . good
round majority, and win appreciate ~
favor done him about - highly - any man
in the county wouh. Set In . vote for
Warren, for luck.
Vote for Alex. Mayhem for District At.
torney. He is-Ohi beg pardon, he isn't
on our ticket. But he b heap good mar"
anyhow.
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Ora shoppers at the North.
From the Yrcka Union, July 10Th.

EIOuI Tue 1TC11 Unl0h, July 10t6.
John Caldwell informs 10 that the grass,
hoppers are eating uTevery green thing in
Hot Spring and Big valleys. The mead.
ows are entirely destroyed BY them. He
tells Of one ten or twelve acre field of wheat,
which he saw 1t o'clock p. m. one day.
when It looked - green and nice q any
dcld Of grain he had ever seen. Returning:
by 1t two hours afterwards. he found It he'd
been invaded by IN army Of grasshoppersr
and that its destruction was - thorough
and complete - II 1t had been overrun by
thousand head Of cattle. They are doing an
immense amount of damage in those valleys
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aARAn vpuuenlvccA EXPLAINS.


From ~ Virginia City ChFoo'e'e' .a'y "s''
The Casson Agpse! has aroused tho ire OF
The Pluto nation by calling their tavor''e
princess, Sarah Winnemuccs Bartlett .
Digger, or descendant Of Digger Indians.
Mn. Bartlett 10 at present residing In this
CITY. and sends 10 the following note, dated
Saturday last:
I'd. Chronicle: Some of my people are
very angry because have been called, BY
the Carson Appeal, . Digger, or . descend
ant Of DiggersI They will not give me any
rest till l refute the Islander. Tho truth 49,
I am full Pah.usc blood, descending from
the Truckee and Winnemucca families, and
Wa born 1t Humboldt Sink. What little
schooling have, I got ss San Jose Convent.
SARAH w. BARTLETT.
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TEE LAST PIECE OF 0osslr. "A Chicago
correspondent Of the New York Herald
E'ves the following piece OF gossip: Among
We % dts Of Chicago 10 The ruuor that Ii.
"o Grant, son OF the President, and .
member o. General shssidaa's staff, Is abou.
70 @at'1 we daughter Of Judge Dunlevy.
o. Ohio. Jadge Dualsvy was for seventeen
yesss .sdsstn Central Ohio, and has been
very 'annaae with Robssr Q. Schenck. He
T" wealthy man, and has recently made
.ske smosst OF money 10 real estate opera.
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From The Eureka Qssv., Sentinel, July in:

From The Eureka QSsvJ Sentinel, July iaAn:.
Yesterday, in front Of our Office, an as-
semblags Of shoshones gathered to indulge
In game Of chance, with silver. ~ the
wager. They formed in the street,; in the,
manner In which the King of the Sand wlch
Islands site to dip his poi from the calabash-
One of our more s.ylish. sports s,aksd m
aborigine expert, who 81 in the circle and
dealt monte for The rest He IVES not long
In fleeing hh oonpasious es& Of I'll they
had; after having done which, In order to
maintain the style and dignity Of proies.
sieaal, As treated himself to q new suit of
linen, mounted . bootblack stand and had
his pedestal covering neatly CLOSED. After
all wss done he surveyed himself with the
greatest satisfaction, and exclaimed in the
ecstacy Of HE Joy, ''Belly good"
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NEW Yosx, July ga Toronto special
says ths Governor General he's just ordered
. Royal Communion 70 investigate the ehai.
ges brought against the Nlnistry BY HI.
Huntington In the House Of Commons.
The Commission will have power to sdmia::
lister oaths which the Parliamentary Com.
mission Of Inquiry did not These charges
involve the whole scandal which has coa.
necssd The names OF Sir John A. Macdo6
ald. Sir Francis HinckD end other Ministers
with alleged improper uss Of their olnnal
1aasiens IN NE award Of the railroad coa-
tssss - charged to Sir. Hugh Allen and lls
colleaeuea : ~.
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The Postal Gard l9a,,6hetur,r,.

The Morgan Envelope Company, manu-
facturers Of the postal cards, have intimased
that it IL their intention to apply to Con.
gress for relief because of their loss, sus.
tanned, as alleged, by furnishing superior
order of cardboard, and BY which they
lose money At the contract price for printing
postal cards. The Post Office Department
will oppose such step strenuously, because
1t 10 unjust to other competitors for this
printing, and It 10 the fault Of the above
company alone In not sscertaining the price
OF good cardboard whom sending In their
bids for the work,
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The oavalsy Pest oyysdss Bismarck.

From the Bismarck Tribune, July 10.
Gen. George B. Dandy. who has charge
of the construction of the new cavalry post
ct Lincoln, arrived last week. This cve>
ming about seventy carpenters arrived from
St Paul and Minneapolis, and next week
about eighty more will come. About fifty
car loads of lumber Is already here. 1t Twill
take about 700 cor loads of lumber and other
supplies 70 complete the work. There will
be buildings. including officers quarters,
three to each company, barracks, stables, etc,
for six companies of cavalry quarters for the
post commander and staff, and in addition
two large wareh0uses From $50 to 400 men
will be employed in the construction until
about October lot. The importance of the
work to Bismarck can scarcely be estimated,
- It involves the immediate expenditure of
two hundred thousand dollars. not to speak
of other advantages which will como from
IT. The lumber for the building was pur>
chased ct the N. p. Junction at >s.45 per
thousand.
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Vote for George A. Perry for Coroner
the NEW R0VIf or TRAVel.
SasU0 &00 06aDAHek . IL 0aot.
BIaWA1CK. u. T.. iulY q. laZ2

10 ~ RAippss " kestsss ssd ldaAs:
The Northern Pacific Railroad Was com.
plsted 70 the Missouri River and opened for
transportation Of through freight and pas,
ssngsss on the sixth Of June By the open.
ing Of this route the time from Fort Benton
70 eastern points 10 reduced Ave to six days,
which together with the facilities for hand.
ling freight md comfort Of passengers
make It BY far the most desirable route from
the Northwest 70 The East
The rates via this line viii always be
such - will enable Il TO compete success.
fully with all nval routes.
For information - 10 rates, &C., apply 10
II. BIoWNsoN. Agent.
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ohiDo Prem The oroseiaR.
From the Bismarck Tribune, July l6.

From the Bismarck Trbune July 16.
1t b estimated BY parties who have can
vassed along The Northern Pacific Railroad
thoroughly, that the amount of wheat which
will be exported from this country the
coming season, will foot up csc, 900 bushels.
The 4. H. Durfec left Fort Buford Sun.
day At . p. M. and arrived here at q. m.
Tuesday. She come down without loading,
but had few passeneers She loaded with
$50 tons Of freight, Indian goods, for the
Teton Sioux ct Fort Peck and left for up
river this morning.
The Miner arrived yesterday afternoon
from Yankton, which point she left on the
I'd inst.
The Ida Siockdale has been transferred
to the Coulson Line BY the N. r. r. r.,
and 10 now engaged transferring goods from
Bismarck to Lincoln.
A Sunday School 10 oraanizsd At Bismarck
and e2,0o0 Presbyterian Church 10 70 be
erected 1t ones.
The N. p. r. r. 10 building large ware.
house q Bismarck.
Parties ore engaged In putting up 1900
tons Of hay for Fort A. Lincoln.
Father Keller, Of Duluth, preached his
dfst sermon At Bismarck July 18th. A
Catholic chapel will be erected .. an early
day.
One lot At Bismarck yields ground rent
OF t,eo0 yearly. lnmany instances parties
pay 30 70 30 per month for the use of
SUFFICIENT ground on which 70 put build
ing. Front street 10 almost ono solid block
OF buildings. On the i've blocks built M
there ore now between fifty and sixty
buildings.
Mike Smiths tram passed through Bis.
mafck yesterday for Fort A. Lincoln. II
consists Of q wagons, al new, 100 mules
and Is me- He hes the contract for hand.
ling the lumber for the cavalry post At Lin.
coin, amounting 70 nearly three million feet.
N. HWSnkn1ua Akn To- n>aa>-
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-vots for H. 81. Zsoos for Treasurer.
10 10 honest and capabIs-aa expert g.
osuntsnt md . worthy Gsatleman. as 10
mining ct Fsedrickson, has not made csa.
vnDs, end couldn't ct aeounA amooG he
boys without aegIsctiag TO provide
winter stake for thas little family, you
know, and you wouldn't want him 70 %
that. he n.y. b. expects "Oh Dick" Win
bess him. bat 10 would like 10 pail up -
cless sleagside - possibla And - ~
think HowesA y . deserving geatlemee,
and would make just - good . Treasurer
- ever was sIsctsd In Montana, ~ -hops
ths boys win give him . pleasant surprise
BY slecting him psxt Monday. You can Do
Il Just . sasy - not.
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London, 3l.-BraidlOugh hes issued
call for meeting In Hyde Psrk on Sunday
nsxt y protest against the increase In the
allowances 70 the Duke Of Edipbarg on The
occasion Of his marriage; Demonstration
h opposition 70 The proposed increase were
made yesassday st nottingham, BirminB'
hem, and other places In England.
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Vote for Hugh Bell for County Clerk.
He 10 competent, 6sserviug, and would make
On efficient and accommodating officer.
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Notwithstanding thllslecsiou this ysas b
only for county md jsgislstivs edhosa, end
hat scarcely asy interest has bsss manis
tested IN he ooavas u any Of The counties.
we belisvs Il 70 b Tie moss important Ose
hat has tfanspired In Montana. Il will
materially change Tie oompos,tiou Of he
Territorial Council The HOUSE willrsoa,n
about - lest winter. The issue that will b
brought up will b Territorial sabsidy 70 .
North and South railroad-f0s the advocates
OF The scheme have not given II up, Of abated
their desire 70 re .imburse themselves for the
many Thousands Of dollars they expended
In bringing about The grapd hssls Of iass
spring. Il 10 true the Republican Lewis 4
Clark resolutions say nothing about subsidy
-sxpress on the railread question only what
every anti>subsidy man will aoquiesos In;
that The Democatic resolutions OF that
county az nothing On the subject, and
none other Of The east side COUNTESS 10 b.
lisve have adopted any platform on the
subject.
Yet IL 70 on that issue the fight 10 being
made and the subsidisss will leave nothing
undone 70 secure the election Of men ssh
sesvient 70 their purpose. II they secure .
strong two-thirds vote then Governor Potts
may stay II not thsre will b such . howl
raised for his removal that Grant will
think The Hodocs ase after him. County
sabsidy, narrow gauge and two and half
ysass 70 complete, fell through itself and
straogled, bat o Territorial guarantee Of
interest and other better conditions ase now
designed. That 10 the purpose In the CAM
t1Gs, aud In that visw the legislative vote
viii b watched tor with intense interest
Had the convsntions Of Ill The counties de-
clased - unequivooaly and earnestly -
thoss OF Dses Lodge, the election woald
have demonstrated he result ueyoed doubt,
bat - Il ID, It will depsud 70 great extent
upon The personal views and integrity Of
The members. II had been bsttss foe IN
he'd the Issue beeu made direct in III The
counties, subsidy q no subsidy, for II sur>
passes In importapes any other ever pressat.
Cd 70 the public.
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1lsoaiah 0ssas3oy = 0DaiN
New Yosk, July 3o.-A 1adrid CORES
poodent writing about the massacre asAlooy
says the women played conspicuous part
In the massacre - they did In Paris duriag
The Commune. Nothing which occurred In
Pans even In The last frensied sGony of
desperation and balled fury at al appgceches
this brutal massacre. When the xis,ster
Of Foreign Affairs was asked 10 the Costes
for statement Of what really happened be
declared tbas for honor OF the chamber, Of
the country, and Of The republic, he was
obliged 70 refrain from mentioning Ill that
happened. According to his account the
instruction vas got Up BY the Information.
alists. Il oommsnced In strike or series
ofssrikeA The workmen deunnded large
riss In their wages-as much - 80 per cent
and when refused, left their work and
assumed very threasenipg attitude, inter-
fezing everywhere With work and spreading
alarm among the peaceful inhabitants, e.
pecially those belonging lowell to do caasssa.
They finally demanded The Iesignasioa Of
the town council and the substltutioa of
council Of their own nomiuaisou.
This demand the Mayor Of Alcoy, esnds
Augustine Albon, refused. and was given
three hours 70 change hismind. He took pos
session Of the town hall, and with few
civil and National Guards and some friends
tried to hold It against the mob. The little
easrisoa was sson ovrpowesed, The assail.
ants burst in, and then followed Tho scene
which the Minister declared Il impossible to
describe The defenders Of the Town Hall
after being subjected to other horrible In.
salts and injuries, were stripped naked and
held up from the balcony In full view Of
The bowling msS below. Thdr names were
called ont, one BY one, aad. the mob was
asked whether It would have them dead o.
alive. According to ssswer their heada
were cut OF and the mutllated bodies
thrown down from the balcony. or ihex
wsEe thrown down from. the balcony still
alive, the mob trying TO catch them, - they
isll, on pixies, and everybody then rushing
70 assist In dispatch,ns what remnants Of
life wsss left, a. II TOO lsss for this, 70.
further nangls and disagurs thsir besathlso
bodies. One Of he principal and most ~
spscsabls inhabitants vas seassd b. the In.
ssrgsnts, his clothes sprinkled with, petre-
le0m, 81 on IRE, aud he made TO sua Wills
shots wsse taken q him. Oshsr aarocihsa,
scarcely leoo terrible are reported.
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Warrington, S1.-Ar. Ella; tho Fifth Az.
dieof Of the Treasury, received . letsee
nom -Nasick, 1asa., The. home OF vles
President Wilson, whsssiu Tie writer saYs,
- Via Isssideae ~ impsovsa aad. + &
bsttr sp.iaA H. paysisian n.y. every.
t1,oI hae Waskod 70 bio mind ssaetly, asd
10 talks of III. Wilsoss recovery With
confidence. Il b believed, however, that
the Vice President win not Be able % iahe
bic place - the presiding of,cer Of the Sen.
ats Il The opening Of Congrsss
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Vote for W. 16bers Smith for Supsrin.
tendent Of Public Instruction. There ore
pIsaty Of men who viii at aceeptably aud
we'll the ordinary county o61css. Bat
Tie Public Schools ere The hope and reli.
ancs Of ~ people, and the very best man
for ~ pesision should b selected 70 bring
lAem up 70 The highest ssaadazd Of excel.
lencs b The best aysesm Of lnstsuction,
competeat Tsashesa, and interested Super
,iateadenes- ". .Rgbest Smith IL The best
nss In Dser Lodge county for the position.
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RAlLDoAD MA9saIAL.-Tbs timbe, "a,
~ construction Of ths railroad between ,h,s
e'aes ed wallahis coming down The Yeki.
"a Assly. and 3 bssng booned = ,he
0oash Of thoa Stream. We leesu that 1. /.
~ sow pass u shallow wafer ID ths Yaki
- asd tAess = no possibls impsdlmene /,
- Nay = ~ Colaobia river. and aoe,lv,
= Wa'leh \ y baags1ftsa q NJ nSessl
9 ~ ssoA ~ i1a sAsss tine, si,ii
-. y sssse = ~ ConpanyS nm 8
Well1A ~ 49, hsas tAss ID So !.
osaaas nsses ssssr I'VE sostea q ! pe,se
= ~ - assyslls nesil, - ~, ~
ssssees 49, AsaAis sAssls : 49,
eeseiaet Aa asvs = ~ N ~ $3.50. !
WhA - assivil efsAS Slahst - KaS,s.,
- IN IN saass - - sslssaSSii SStsl;s,
s,s.essss. TAss6e1 Iisp ssssul II tg,eS /
: - - = - ~, I. : vssy ~ aays, "a
go ~ - ltt1 SsSS5ss 49,
- $500 : q $50 ..ss ''a'as.-
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Special Dispatch 70 he CAsoaic,a

Special DispateA 70 he CAruaies&
Salt Lake, July 8.--Jerry Sullivan shos
and wounded Henry n. 0arvey On Tuesday
evening. 0arvey l,yed ten minutes. There
he'd been brief pes onal encoanter between
the parties on account o. mining difacultisa
The men were separated, when Sullivan
returned. TO the saloon, and opening 70
door shot 0arvsy In tho back. Il b
universally considered . cold>blooded MUIR
der. Carney 10 we'll known here. Sullivan
b confined In the city Jail. Al it h the
seeond murder in Salt Lake within Ten days,
the discussion for NnchinG b growing more
animated.
A remarkable case Of malpractice has just
occurred In the administration Of morphine
70 Owen Reynolds, Of the Saturn Smelter,
who was suffering from lead collie One Dr..
Gray gave him acctic Of morphine, with
directions 70 take teaspoorfal every ten
minutes Reynolds took three teaspoonfuls
In three hours on Saturday night, and died
o. 1oeday night. An analysis Of Tho con.
tents Ct The bottle showed 80 grains Of
morphine, IN the bottle, and n grains to
each spoonful. a
An important railroad meeting was held
at Lehi last night: The Government 'ssit
against the Union Padao road having stop.
ped work On the Utah Southern road, Il
was decided that The peopls along he route
canvaea the matter ard take steps 70 push
The line ahead. Iron haa ham aecmrnd n