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Kentucky appeaD DOW 70 b u dark
particular scsneof Ku.Klux outsagss, Owen
and oosdguous counties heing The pgincipal
locality infested By ths outlAwa So pow-
eflcss d the State government 70 soppssss
them that the Cssvtw,J sssasl has reosaly
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The Dolly 0repAte balloon. which hos
bssa constructed for Mesra Wise and Don.
asdson, 1t . cost Of ei5,ooo, was to have
sailed from Brooklyn for Europe on
Wednesday evening, % per the following
5~ From Tie Daily 0sapasc, Aasase y.
.'In Ill human probability, zxs Dsax
0rspkie transatlantic balloon expedition
viii set ssil from ~ Cepleoliss Grounds b
8svoklyn On "Wednesday o(asguoon, eop.
tcmbes u. Thsre 10 certain anoant Of
unccstsinty 10 regard % the precise ums.
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troll One Of e6eee circumstances b ~
state Of The weather. Certain atoosphesic
conditions may peevail which WouA yeode1
u exccedingly unWioe 70 attempt ~ aDcso.
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exists = - whether such n i00eooo vo)>
umc Of - (four hun6sed thonsna6 e16ic
foss) = 3 required for ~ eapesiu1sas On
- spared By Tie company 0ussng ssh0 ~
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Extrscts fioa q. =. Dslletin Sept 9Th.
The judgment Of the people was invoked
Wednesday upoo the issues which had l.een
forced upon them by The railroad combina.
tiou, which not only assumed tn own the
Republican party Of this State, but to own
the State also That judgment il = clear
and emphatic condemnation of the railroad
clique and all the confederated conspirators
who have been working with them. They
have been beaten In their sirong>holda.
This first tidal.wav of popular disapprobs.
ton has swept clear over them.
Ten days ago the railroad gang were en-,
gagged in reading Governor Booth out Of the
party. They were bounding him down ct
every street corner, and every railroad
hummer was repeating The sentence OF his
political accommodation. the Aka was
busy In the same service OF it, railroad mas
tiers. 1t denounced Booth, read him out OF
the party, that 10. outside of the corrupt Carr
crawls out. and In - blesred and foolish way
thinks that there must he some lessons in
this campaign. Well, there are. One of
them is that when public journal sells itself
10 corrupt combination and the devil, AMI
10 disgrsccfully defeated 1t has Justly earned
the contempt Of oil good citizens.
=
Msuv not over sanguue citizens. cxpress
astonIshment At the result. The gain IL
greater than they had hopcd We are not
sstonjshed. II there is . shade of disap.
noiutmeut. It Is that the victory 10 not even
greater. Every county and very township
ought 10 have been swept Nv this tidal
wave. Had the railroad clique captured
this city it would have been intolerable a. .
residence for honest citizens. No citizens
not tell on what dsy he might be singled
out % the special object of hatred aud dcs.
.potic persecution. Look at this system Of
discriminating charges by which friends
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Washington, Sept 4-Tbe police are
looking for the persons who mutil-tcd the
body of Beau Hickman. When the under.
taker went 10 the Potter's Field tn remove
the body tothc Congressional burial grounds
he found the legs urjointed a, tho hips. the
head severed from the trunk and skinned,
the viscera taken out and removed. with the
exception Ut the heart which was found In
the bushes near by wrapped in . Newspaper
What Gould be gathered WAS inferred in the
cemetery. s.aa. ~t "
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The tclegrams from California record the
complete triumph of tho Anti Monopoly
Ticket In the iercest fought contest that has
taken place on the Pacific coast for years.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company-the
Rims that batched the idea Of Railroad SUBJ
sidies-hsving still further ideas Of aggran-
dizcmcnt and imposition upon the State,
were on one side and the people on the
other, and the Railroad Ring went 10 the
wall. The former had secured . sufficient
number Of candidates for members Of the
Legislature in one Get of conveutions to
give them control of that body and carry
through their schemes, when the people re-
a!lzing their danger tranpled party lines
under foot. organized 40 opposition party
Of those opposed 70 the Railroad Ring and
their impositions. and despite the Her.
culean efforts Of Stanford aud the Railroad
Ring, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
with al their potential cucrgics and SUPER
human efforts. the Autobiography party
have signally triumphed. The very head
and front Of the vict0rs 10 Newton Booth,
Governor of California, who In his opening
speech made an srraigumcrt of the Central
Pacific Company, iis Vaccinations, imposi>
tons and swindles, and against the spirit,
purposes and tendencies generally of Rail.
road Rings in California and elsewhere,
that was giant blow at the head of the
hydra.
He followed 1t up indeistigably over the
State, seconded by the ablest and best men
of California, and the railroad ticket was
laid out cold. The anticipated result 10
that Booth will he elected to the
United States Senate. and the Legisla>
ture Of California will make laws in the
interest OF the whole people, and not csre-
cially for the benefit Of swindling monop-
oily, which It will be remembered prominent
subsidy men Of Montana were 80 anxious
to lay Montana under tribute TO, to the tune
Of few million thirty year bonds. Let Us
bc thankful for the escape, AMI take heed
from the hattie IN California fought and
won by men an: property owners after
suffering for years the evil consequences
OF having given their money and encour-
agencnt to that corporation whose only
policy since has been Ia fill It's own Golfers,
while industries have been crippled by
unjust discrimination in favor Of ito monOp>
oily allies. and communities have been im>
povcrished in paying taxes on Ito bonds.
while 1t has 90 far baftlcd and withstood oil
attempts to collect taxes on its property. 1t
10 from such fate Montana has been saved
by the defeat Of the subsidy scheme, and 1t
is the long series of impositions, of which
these are but part, that has reused the peo-
pie to affiliations above that Of party, and
resulted in their triumph over the railroad
ring
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Notes Of the Day.

The average life Of an Englishmsn 10 Il
Year,.
In Nevada they call geological explorers
rock trappers.
A Newburyport man Is accused of having
sold his fathers skeleton.
The Minnesota wheat crop IS estimated at
SO, 000. 900, bushels for 1873.
Chicago 10 to have new weekly paper
entitled the Voses Of Jacob.
The Baltimore Americaa has had and
worn out twenty. -four chief editors.
A drove of one thousand eight hundred
goats passed through Dallas. Texas. . few
days ago.
Ground has been broken in Washington
for the site of the new building for the
British Embassy.
MIRA Dorcas Knowles, aged II. hung her.
self At Hampdcn. Me-, from injury to her
young affections.
A bridal procession was four hours in
passing given point in Milwaukee. The
point was saloon.
Odd, rather, that 90 many horses should
run away and smash vehicles to which they
are 20 much attached.
The Wholesale houses Of Portland Oregon
have agreed to close their stores at l o'clock
on Saturday afternoons.
A fellow promises to enl'ghten the people
of Minnesota on the question, ''Why docs
not God kill the Devll?"
| Wyoming Territory has elected the entire
Republican ticket with the exception OF one
member Of the Lower House.
The Boston Adssrtiser says the divorce
suit between Brigham Young and his wife
10 merely matter Of prophc, and laws.
An insane man married Philadelphia
woman, aud lived with her four weeks
before she found out that he was lunat;c
The personal property Of Mr.. Samuc
Sinclair, late publisher aud lsrges. owner Of
the New York Tribune, At Cro,on Landing
Is to I've sold at auction.
Eighty jiminutive snakes went dowr
| SUCT SuOSuCI tubOOS IVA S0'0sy - WV
approach Of the enemy, in Henry county
ILL.,. and didn't find It either.
The President has accepted the res'gns
ton of Governor Cooke Of the District u
Columbia and hes rendered the appointment
TO General Lee.
An English reviewer thinks there 10 NOR
respectable poetry written now In one yea
than was written during the whole Of th
eighteenth century.
The Salt Lake Herald says that within
the last nine months citizens Of Michigan
have invested about nine hundred Thousand
dollars in Utah mining properties; and on
capitalist from that State, now In Utah, !
satisfied that live millions more from III
same State will be invested in like prOpert.
before spring.
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Bill ards.

Chicago, September 0.-Ths most remarks
able game Of billiards on record was played
here tonight between George Siosscn aud
John Bessunger, both Of this city. The
game was four ball. on carom table, two
thousand points up, for . stake of $3.50 y
side, and was won by Slossen In fourteen
innings, scoring s,ool to Bessunger's s1e.
Tine At game. one hour and fifty minutes.
6lossen's largest rams were sos In the second,
~ 10 the third, and 534 in the sixth inning.
His average was ~, and Bessungcr's 1914.
John w. Coon. the we'll known billiardisi
died In this city to night 81 cerebro spinal
meninyitis.
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One Of the most substantial and magniti.
cent residences in Salt Lake is now beng
erected for Brigham Young, at the corner
OF South Temple and First East streets.
1t will contain about thirty rooms and
he called the Carlo House. 1t 10 to cost
100000!
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Specialize the Chronicle.
Salt Lake, September 1.-Wm. H. TAFT,
an eminent physician Of this city, died last
night. --=-e-~~-
The revival Of thu Corinne Reporter 10
postposed till next Thursday. Horace w.
Myers. formerly Of the Salt Lake Joxrnol,
will be the editor and proprietor.
The Salt Lake 7+;6xas will appear on
Wednesday next in an enlarged form and
entire new dress. -..
Amos J. Cummings managing editor Of
the New York Sxa) and wife. who have
been here some weeks, left tn day for San
Francisco via Virginia City.
1t 10 reported that II. T. Patrick 10 shout
to resign the oflcc Of United States Marshal
for Utah.
The trial Of Butcher. the principal in the
Bingham massacre, IL to Commence 10 NOR.
row in the Probate Court.
Salt Lake, September "A Tremendous
hail and rain storm, viii, thunder and light.
ming, occurred this afternoon. Hail sion o.
fell three and a half inches in c,rcumfer.
ence.
Burglsrs and desperadocs Of all kinds arc
more numerous than ever 10 this city. Sew
eral houses have been entered within the
lest few nights and people have been fol
lowed and stopped with the evident inten.
Of robbery. a E .r sa~
John Whitney, "f this city, has com.
meuced suit against two Of our leading law.
yers and number Of we'll known citizens
associated with them. for fraud in selling to
plaintiff mining property to which they had
- alleged. no valid title. Damages claimed,
$4,000. ..ss.-e is. 1919 -m
The three new barrack buildings shortly
to b. erected at Camp Douglas are to be Of
red handsome, each two stories high, and
100 feet losg By 10 feet wide. a Nell"
Work on ihc walls 1T the Mormon Tem>
pie was resumed this morning, With over
$50 hands. sss gsf al.a7 F.
We have quite = revival In business to-
day. The transfer Of mining properly and
the aGreemsnts 10 buy and work mines 10
more general than for months previous.
A principal object Of interest now to visi.
loss II the new Nalonsl Bank building,
which 10 said to b the most elaborate and
complete 10 America.
Permanent Improvement 10 partially aus
pended owing to scarcity Of brick.
There va qaite . furry among siock
men this nosnlng By report from Phoebe
that FeslfoluiDR order had hecn sranfed
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TELEGR AP HIC!


Portland, Ne, 1l.-Asbur Ware died in
this city last night. aged "a He was editor
Of the Boston Yankee IN 1916 and Portland
Easssrn Argus In 1917. He had the Office
of District Judge forty-four years, besides
other important trusts.
1t has been decided to take Irving to New
York to zee what lie knows Of the Nathan
murder. rres Es.T
The Ga, 500, 900 bonds C. ade.. payable BY
Great Britain to Secretary Fish 10 fer the
largest amount of money ever issued by any
government in any Transaction.
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From the Virginia Enterprise, Sept. "a.

From the Virginia Enterprise, Sept. a.
Yesterday morning, during the utmost
fury 1T the hail storm, there fell 1t the
Sierra Nevals mine, and lodged upon the
plank walk of'a irestlc work OF which runs
. chr track, huge bal! " sgglomeraeion Of
hsilss"nes. which he'd evidently formed and
become partially solhlided, while In the ar
by ssu,s sgglu,inative pr"cesa The carman,
who ssw !. fall, thinks Il mcss have bsen
nearly two feet In diameter. - even after
striking upon The plsnks and Aaaleniug ont,
Il formed heap nearly two fest In depth.
II 10 said that several balls Ut similar char.
acier fell At Silver City during The same
storm. bat these were oil. quite saall COM
pared with the monster which fell here,
some Of them being m0rs than . few inches
n diameter.
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Miscella iUl.a,lIs.

San Francisc". Sept. 5-Thc CDR oners
jury in the case If John +. James, who
killed Joseph Gallagher on election day.
returned . verdict Of justifnbie homicide.
James was first beaten by Supervisor James
Kenney, then by two other men whom he
killed.
Washington, August 3l.-McGarrshan
will soon leave Washington for California,
where he has entered suit for 5000, 900
against the New ldris Company for quick>
silver taken from the mine. The case will
bc tried before ono Of the Courts Of that
State
San Francisco. Sept. C.-Thc names o:
the men suffocated In the Lincoln mine,
Suffer county, are John Collier. r. Frazer.
W. Combs, J. Bath, Dennis Lynch. W. A.
Rule, two Austrians and three Italians, un.
known. Three barely escaped, one of whom
10 no, expected to live The bodies cannot
be reached this morning on account 1T the
bad air.
In an ARRAY last night At Truckec. between
two gamblers, Andy +. Riga,e and Jack
White, twelve shots were exchanged. each
man receiving three shots. Both are dead
The fifteen and half millions awarded
to this Government st Geneva. was paid into
the Treasury n. Washington on Wednesday
by Secretary Fish In one bond.
The cOrOncrs jury In the case Of A. N.
Dwyer, pugilis,, who was stabbed by John
Harrington in San Francisco. returned .
verdict Of justiflablc homicide.
Fort Bridge, W. r.. September 9.-Re.
ports from Pleasant Hin. Nebraska. states
that the jail at that place burned on Sum
day morning last. and that four Of the
inmates burned Ia death. The Ore was the
work of On incendisry. a-..
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Springfield, Mass, Sept THE Spriug.
6cld Republicans has now returns from 742
delegates, nearly three fourths Of the whole
number 10 the Worcester Convention, and
divided - follows: Wsshburn 304; Butler
$40; doubtful and contested 70. There are
$50 delegates yet 10 be elected. Of whom Is
come from four western counties, So from
Worcester county, and 258 from the eastern
part OF the State, SO each from Essex and
Aiddlesex. The counties Of the former
comprise one Of Buffers sirongl,olds. OF
the l0l delegates to cone from the western
part, the RepabaieaS estimates that Wash.
burn will have nearly three fourths, and of
the remaining s5s about 125. A. W.shburn
has now clear majority Of 10, giving Bat.
ier every doubtful vote, the Rspsblieen con.
sidcrs him sure Ut 100 majority in the
Convention, but that it 10 quite likely 10 DC
$50 and may rise 10 ZOO
The JovrnGrs returns for delegates to the
Convention 50. far as bcafd from 1t late
hour last night. stands 4l8 for Washburn,
8l5 for Butler, and 80 doubtful. There are
S33 more delegates to lie elected.
Springfield, Mass, Sept. 0-The caucus
results received by the Sprinficld Republican
up to 10 O'Clock this morning. renders But.
lcr's defeat by decisive majority in Wed.
nesdsy's Convention absolutely certain. Of
the 40 delegates reported today from the
Western half Of the State. Wnshburn gets
30 to Buffers 10, and Of 16S in the Eastern
part, he has 60 10 ~ for Butler. and Is
contested. This makes the Repu6liea" !. 10,
tails, Washbu,n 5A3; Butler 40; doubtful
and contestaA, Is. Wsshburn has thus 90
majority over But er. giving the latter q
very Doubtful vote. and the lO3 delegates
yet to hear from vii! surely increase his
majority in the full convention to 1e5, while
II Is probable It will reach $50.
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Yc)l0W Fever.

Austin. Texas, Sept. 7.-There ale con-
dictinE reports in regard to the prevalence
of yellow fever in Galveston, Houston and
Shreveport. It's rumored that the Central.
International and Great Northern, and
Texas and Pacific Railroads, have been
blockadsd, and ii 10 impossible 10 Ascertain
anything IF reliable character. A periec
panic prevails in Galveston and .Hcuston,
and the north bound trains last night and
to-day were crowded with people flying
from 10th places. ..-.s.s.. ..a#
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PLEASANT VALLEY, Sept. 3 1919.
The coach going south was stopped about
l1:so lest night Ivy two masked men At Big
Dsep Creek, Is miles south Of this place,
one passenger aboard, and no messenger.
They took the treasure boxes, broke them
open, and returned the boxes after taking
out their contents They told the driver
the les be said about II the better Il wonld
be for him, - they saw him every day.
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Gold dropped off to LII on last Tcc.'
day. The imitation has broken down at
last, and probably caught holders r!enty.
II was good thing for cur geld m!nc;s,
and fortunately for them held we'll Up
through the heaviest producing season.
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New York, September 1O-Prof. Donald.
son ard eight men commenced at three
o'clock this morning the work OF imitation
Of the European bound balloon. Ats O'Clock
VIXEN about fourth filed with gas. the
balloon became unmsnagcable, - the safety
valve would not work, when Prof. Donald.
son cut \ hole six foot square in the can.
vass. and the monster WAS brought into
subjection. Repairs having to be made, the
departure Of the balloon 10 postponed till
tomorrow. ....
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PHlL. Is. EVANS,
Assessor Middle District

10 p
Assessor Middle District.
The above 10 IN excellent showing. With
the estimated assessments of the other Dis
tricts-not yet complete-the assessment Of
the county willaggregate 81, coo, 900 against
81, 7Oo, 900 last year. and this notwitha'ssd.
lug cows winch were last year rated at 90
are this year rated at geo, and other stock
In proportion. Had the value Of stock been
maintained on the assessment this year the
aggregate would have exceeded t2.0o0, 900,
showing gratifying increase In the prop>
crty value of the county.
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WHO can conjecture what will be tho
result of the transatlantic balloon voyage,
probably NOW in progress! What, though.
through some accident, this attempt prove
failure, II Il shall be established there 10 On
upper eastward current OF atmosphere
sweeping faster than the earth, will not the
adventurous spirit of the age repeat the en-
terprise until balloon ships do Cross the
Atlantic, and NAV not man yet guide
his course through the upper realms - cer>
isinly - ships sail the sea, or thought 10
specded beneath lis depths! There WAS
nothing SO fabulous in the stories Of the
Arabian Nights ~ would have been recital
of what are DOW matters of actual, every
day occurrence. The CENT to transport
the modern pslscc of Aladdin, may yet be
subsesvient to the will of man. One hesi-
tatcs now TO say impossible" and all the
powers arc impotcnt to hush the voice that
says, lit still moves" Thinking Of to day
and century ago, one hesi.a'cs even to
doubt this perilous experiment ''Domin-
lon over the earth" lacks yet that, and, who
ksowsi May the bold esonsuts succeed,
live 10 be recompcnscd for their voyage more
daring than that Of the Argonauss or Colum,
bus. and in happy homes recount the perils,
hopes and fears Of tho great voyage Of the
Or. aI ~Ht.ta f'Etr" Esd asaf ".
with snoking axle ~ With speed, with stools Of
n Arc and steam, rrr@. MsT. &a=
widewaked To-Day leaves Yesterday bshind hin like
adruAm. a. .p M ....... .....
still from the hurrying train of Lite ay backward
; far nd fast M@'f" F"5 ''+~
he nsseose q the Fsshsss, the land marie u the
Ssst. sG .aa saaa sE 4a.fe@tEt
Dst hssan hearts ssnsin usehaaesd the sosIow s1d
the sso, afs I'll a.t .fHgss strt 80. 3
The loves and hopes end fsass Of o ars 70 oar ON
/ : akin;
Asl IN IL salss sss fsshen tsd the songs our ssA
:, 80 aoaG gGHs iL14.ft So" }ti s st5z
Traditsea. ssevy.beasdeA, lsaas - nsaasse svsa
yosag." ...rs,s, f,sF5tsf 5#.ss.s.s
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INDIAN TROUBLES ESQ! o. the YELLOW

e. Corr Of the Courier, Sept ssh.
At sts,ut II O'Clock this morning ab,ut
twenty Ave Sioux made descent uInn the
hnrss piekeied on the lDitom inside of the
meadow fence. not far from the stables, but
were discovered and fired upon before reach
Ing their object. The firing, together with
. soft. miry piece of ground n pass over.
prevented them from carrying out their
plsn. Being bsiied in their dash, they re-
treated out 1T the meadow, and went . short
distance up the rad toward Twenty-Five
Yari crcck. where they met Mexican
named Joseph. pr.,uouocsL ''iiasA," and
another man by the name of Charles Noyes,
both If whom they shot twDM three i;,Aes
With balls, besides leaving eleven arr,ws In
their bo,l,sa Nj. Noyes' horse was killed,
besides one of the Sioux horses. in the en-
csunies. The Ssosx eos svay with one
,hosss. bat bed. - appeared, one nsn
wossded, for they made two halas l,sfoss
sakssg Up ssvins into The foothills.
While thsss things were passiss shove the
Agency, three Iadians appeared on . print
bslow, end 10 rsply 70 tauol me Il ahsm
eail: u - the brave that killsl white
ass ID. Fross) end Two cuw sqaaws and .
pappooss lass summer. We viii h back
hsrs aga,n In three days." $500, A
They wsss followed and AFsd spos Up
iase ~ hills, and watched WITH I'D glsiss
esnt a. he Divide s,op.sg soward Bosdss.