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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-11
BOUSE.

Washington, TO- Reagan a ked
and obtained leave to have printed
the following resolution, which he
would offer as q substitute for the
resolutions of the committee on inter
oceanic canal:
ResoLUed, That while we recognize
the general interest Of the whole
commercial world in . ship canal, or
railroad, across the isthmus connecting
North and South America, and while
we will respect that interest, if such
line of inter-ocesnio communication
shall be established, we declare that,
as the establishment of such line Of
communication would practically
connect the Atlantic and mexican
Gulf and Pacific coast lines of the
United States, as the United s atss
would have great local as well as gen.
eral interest in the work in
common with other commercial
powers of the earth, and as the politi-
cal control of such line of communi-
cation would be vitality necessary to
her commercial interests, and to the
preservation Of her territorial integrity
and political independence. she will
insist, whenever and by Whomsoever
such project shall be commenced, on
such political control of it as will give
security to our commercial and
political interests.
Whilthorne, chairman Of the com
mittee on naval affairs, reported a
joint resolution for the organization
of a beard of officers of the navy to
report upon the practicability OF COM
pleting the double turreted monitors
Puiton, NonadOck, Amphrite and Ter.
rOr. Agreed to.
Bills were passed on the House
calendar spproPriating 100000 for
the relief of the poor in Ireland, to
restrict Chinese immigration, to pre-
vent the removal of Indians from
the states into Indian Territory.
Consideration was resumed Of the
political assessment bill, and the
House was addressed by Young, OF
Ohio.
a spirited personal debate ensued
between Conger and Dibrell because
the former objected to g certain pen
sion bill which Dibrell wanted put
upon passage.
Conger intima!ed that it was the
purpose of the bill to pension JEFF.
Davis.
Young, of Ohio, said that yesterday
House of Tenpeaee, had insinuated
the charge of fraud against General
Noyes, present minister of France, by |
reading the testimony of McLinn |
before the Potter committee, which |
the stupendous lob OF |
up the democratic leaders |
frauds in their attempts to steal the
electoral votes of several states. |
Moves had been in the front of battle,
Sighting for his country, while the
men who attacked him had been in
the rebel confederacy, councils or
commanding rebel battsiions, doing
their best to overthrow the govern
ment. He disagreed with the civil
reform policy of the President; to the
Yictors belonged the spoils. House
had also attacked Sherman. The
democracy had reason to fear Sher-
man, because he could Lot be in
undated by democratic bombast or
rebel yells.
Richardson opposed the bill as rob
oing a citizen for holding a political
aith not in harmony with the ma
GRITTY Of the House.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-11
NOTICE,

ALL PERSONS OWNING LAND
II taking water from Parley's Canyon
Creek through the TiTabo10 Water
bitches, are hereby notified that meet
ing will be held on Friday, March 10,
1880, at o'clock pm, in the Third
Ward Schoolhouse. for the purpose of
Rlecting q Wstermaster for the ensuing
year.
JOHN GABBOTT,
MIL Watermaster,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-11
WHY Will YOu

Allow cold to advance in your sys.
tenn and thus encourage more serious
msladies, such as Pneumonia, Hem
orrhages and Lung troubles, when an
immediate relief can be so readily
attained. BOSchee's German Syrup
has gained the largest sale in the
world for the cure of Coughs, Colds
and the severest Lung Diseases. It
is DR.. Boschee's famous German pre-
scription, and is prepared with the
greatest care, and no fear need be
entertained in administering it to the
Youngest child, as per directions.
The sale of this medicine is unprece-
dented. Since first introduced there
has been q constant increasing de-
mand, and without single report of
a failure 10 do it's work in apv case
Ask your Druggist as to the truth of
these remarks. Large size rs cents.
Try it, and be convinced. iaI7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-11

HEREToFoRE THE assertions as to
the value Of the electric light as COM
pared with eas and other illumina'
tors, hava been general; but nov the
editors Of the Scientific Americaa have
taken the palma to gather some de-
finite knowledge as to the cost and
powers Of the different lights. They
collected data as to the Brush system
of electric lighting in the course OF
the practical use Of tina! system IN q
large manufaosorys and as to the Ed
son method during the experimental
tests st Menlo Park. The result oil
their Investigations is the knowledge
that the Brush lights cost .0O05 of 6
cent, and the Edison light oil OF q
cent per candle an hour, while gas
lights cost as high as .0S2 OF a cent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-11

LAST FRIDAY, Senator Thurman
reported back to the Senate, frcm the
judiciary committee, the petition OF
the Women's Anti-Polygamy Society
Of Sal. Lake, introduced in January
by Logan, asking for the expulsion
of Delegate George Q. Cannon from
Congress. The committee asked TO
be and was discharged from the
further consideration OF the petition
All O! which means that the Senate
proposes 70 have nothing to do with
the question, the action bsing equiv
alens to paying as little attention as
possible to the ladies' petition without
being discourteous-
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
THURSDAY MORNING, MAR. IL, 1880.
TFTE DAILY HERALD is published

TFrE DAILY HERALD is published
avery morning, Mondays excepted, at
Eest Temple street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING and PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
scription price $1,000 per annum, post
sge included; parts of year st the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, twenty-five
cents s week.
TEE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD Is
published every Wednesday snd Satur-
LAY morning, st $3.50 q ysar, postage
included; paris of Byesr ct the came
rate.
THE WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Thursday morning, at s. 8 year;
six months, S1.25, postage included.
Postage outside the .. 5. and Canada,
extra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-11
WESTERN
WHITE LEAD
Home Production!
PURITY GUARANTEED !
The Best White Lead Now
Made in California.
uKE0UALED FOR WHITE
NESS AND COVERING
POWER, DURABILITY
AND FINEgESS.

IA Do not coniound the Western
White Lead with any other California
brand. It's superiority is beyond
comparison ga
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ounce

Is I.oxDoE, on Wednesday,, bar
silver was quoted at 81 pence per
ounce.
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DAMAGE SUIT.
Mr.. Shackletf, OF Dresden. Snes
the Union Rsiiway atd Transit
Company Of ST. LOUIS.

On ihs :2ih Oh ..~t Septs nsbsy E,sl ~.
>hArkisiI. - ". .i-ic-.iu f,sass Mi. s'ns
trader vi bse~,~,,, th;- cunriv. shipped ,~n
car i"ad- - .'.,'.r FOR The N.,i"r-. S,.:
Yard, E'-, ~. '-o,i.. anil ssc..mr.r,.i
the stock h;m,-~li. ~. he 80 IN the habit 81
doing before.
IN the due course u: ,;m. Nc Ss,.rki-.'
arrived in "a L..si. 9th tive -s.rs, a..i tie.
esrs ot cattle w~rs ,Ssn-iersss. TO the IFscrit
Company i"r Transportation through ia.
tn, Mel ard scru-. the hig hridg- to u.
Nasi".Al Stock isrds. In m,si~g che ts.p
to E..l 10. L,Si-, Shsckiess vas told q ride
cs the tender OF the Transit Company. which
he did ~ directed. d. arriviux in E,-'
~. Louis, the Transit C,mpanv'. engine
collisied wi'h train aud Shsck'stt ~.
killed.
The Trao.ii Company Is'd Sh~ekiest
ous, pm, hin in . hsnd-ome G. FL and
transported the Cope Z" the widow ami
childr~n at Dresden.
IN last Saturday Mr.. lIeuisa Sbschl~t,,
Of Pes,is soGaty. by her attorney. Judge
Waldo p. johnson, commenced suit in the
81 Louis Circuit Court, sgainst the Transit
Compsny for IS coo for damages foe killing
her husbsad.
II Ma Shackiess eess 6ual sdiu.,ueus
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-20
SPRINGFIELD AWAKE.


The 0eesisg u cvsnIie. -.su:h .. she
Gage river, 20 b held - Whs.,i,nd
Hickory county. 90 Thas-AsJ. p-rmi-~, tu
ne vel. attended 5v Nil ,h- cosni ~ vn :Ls
proposed lane IF The ros'.. ',ud il 's TO. nov
thought that the rood ali nni -;,p ia
w.rss~ i"ase6 ,h.n !, r~quirs- =. bnild {.
bridge over SIC. O-sge riser.
4 lsrv~ nod enthusiastic meeting 81 ri,i-
gen. 81 Springfield 70. held Saturday nigh,
in tine ~"'ifi h..U--. 10 .aSe s:sl~ toward 90
curing iL~ ~s,sn-i.s,. a.! tie >~si.,.s, Var
saw Ana >.,nih~fu raiirosa in tha. direc-
ton 4 convention siii ,m ksii q; neat
is,L, III. sors rDpn,y. "n Thursday .'g'.i.
the 18Th 'r-r-, 1t sbicr time i, u ,.r..'~hi.
= route s.,n'E 'rum Wsr-sx sill o.. otter
Wirrd :r.,n', -ni S,..ta.s.;.I- .or al iu-
mediate e1'e,.-i"n '~- '.,s.is. Tx. r'u.e "a
Spring. r:a j. tho ~, =, n>iurs! ard i.-i,.-
tile TOR the ron,-sny, All the .iI:s-n- ME-
Aid. A. sh~ M-.,s.2 the .r,c,-
prise ~ - heartily Ird.ss-~i .-nd tho f.,i'',S-
j. & geoiiesseH w-r~ cl..~rn s- delegate 4.
attend IN. s-,rv~n:;on al Wi.c.iI-..i -.:..i
represent th- c,iy: II. = Fellow, /! Ii
Nurrsv. J. MrAd,o. \. X. t..rr. I. u:
mann. ". ~. 1. To~ra~nn. J>.. DT-na:.~,
John Sc,.mcI.ck. :. r. E,sh -~i H." M..-
.ir-gor. Resolutions ~.re ,~i.-I.:.i ,.:eis
ug financial sid 20 re 2. a. -hi''ia AZ
nznsg.r- ir,-rnsine uI .n ii.is s.','-.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-20

lc,,c.v. rn,.r.se~,
hassA CreeA. Mach. p~cetni~T :s.-lhs r-AAei
f0eSP.'", W.. 'rh'npe' '"Ai IAe"sosA,
10 Se's on.S"s"i "' ASTON ',.'.' -. 0''es
90 A'e' "e. .oH.se !" s.r'' nrI '.aei ~
- ~. n $40 -st az s....so :" 20
tsone' atI ac 'i',stYs's any is'e n~e' .i'''-
| .ess. 1snts fs.t~es - ~ ist-st sesi~ri !i'" "i
/ borI, mentions iaAs ~ uolaxs ~e'e ever :.c"'s-
60 q - vcssei 49, - sac s~ieu- sac 50
! We - - SDSbo assosN2eos-'n,'o Y. -S.i"
SAeoseoa- Assee - 49, Lef oni! sos -,i-
/ .eoxeisceo. so0 - ensse - ia..ed Ger. ~'tH
uWysvHeB - - sesH"k "oi 49,
"a oSu0. - ~ ~ sVn S~etes'oU az XIV
| scosoee9 tasroe, Uecemnef ~ isi2 eh su.
| sSe loAi ~ - -, . s.l.1,e..
| "'sssc. ai' 0'a piio' b0seo sos nas y" ~"u coof
s4-. Inc vessel ~As stsuocn sup, ss1 hv..i
| lof i.-t s~attS. .au !. WAS eApsItro .nA' .ne!
~S"id ieAc" eoeH oesunAeVo y sei NJ uNse
ih"otns Sf.ei' = retireo As!eS g nc" i"sA.
tfi"nd %. Soione. buSfs Woes ~ oeo 10 ss':o"-
rsuy hes. ~ - 1917 ses.s ls,'. .. va,
SIZE great eStespneeoo q Joy 70 NE sieA OF ~
oan&uset NE! ~ Deny yenU g Nv
sen WIN sos - osusss !" ~ ~. - "a f"n
ana es'ai otN eot come. hsSty P>e.D'" aeshs
vas resosteo 70 70 ocsAsn iosouisuo1' "ut 10
ts~'n&- were ever near" - - 49, VI va" pas
feaSefs. AtAss' ~heh nar 49, W 1919 NM
ais .is"sn'er "ss 'vs,, th s.* 10y S.'u Eng.
rsr. OF 81! ia MS history u.st ~ ~io.r 40 "'f
es'"no' "ose'so. A.-t.', I''ss s.e 49,
DIANA 'o h''n An0 ~, ','I &c a.osa' :. . 49,
hc"Sh fsee- lbe keusfNs @1ep.sN 'ne"'S "'
tine sal occurrence at the time wss ths, the wee
So. Va "a~c~eo y" NV As~s"" "." NA'' N''
Sps' eo~n- - o., - .
c- e .''e N.Y. ~ '''s.'.,,.,,
SsssvtoiiS' MGR H''i.-., - :" ."i'sif.,tion
WIKI th- n'-I"E ." 'is~ N"ah's i""' H""s", "n.e
sir-.k'"s a.! "a" occupants -" ~"'e 'na nS"
i~, E"i. :ir fri~,'-1 "a, "a St- >iiHbsr '-'-heo
come 40" %. an oi -si4or "'.o hii "h q sWie'
-,so "-'s filfits AZ ,i- 'ii'e co'"efs 'oac.S !"
'he =" % Ton" ~ H".Ivs "ss'' VS. .ei~
nm n..aF., ahd T - - 49, W.. ~, ~.
sag. ~ "'i' h' al SCI I'~ '~u '"Ss one 20,
III 'ce' o'.- "''''' >'''''r = 1s0 ~ 80 ''e 4
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-20
"A Word to the Capital Hovers."
Under tie aisose head the J~6r,-vn City

NUuet tse SspSs urSO Stic S~uet-1h ivy
Tribune speak. ~ follow:
The TiSsas gave the VOTERS u Jsherson
CITY lair s.i timely notice 81 ~hSs sdvsI
tsx- The C.piisi mosers ~.u!d take. IL any
failure g." their part 20 give Col. Philip. .
sub-tsuti,i r,a jrri,y. They chs,-~ To- give
HCtiurx tne m.jo-.'y. ar! tn. TlSs,e'.
prediction. are Hires,ie fulfilled. bat Tor
NJ. th~t these are Eve hundred Democrat.
in Jxdrra,0 City Uho have never vosshiped
st false sbsinss, have never bent the knee
to asi. They NE here -. true =. steel and
siesiy ~ veterans, u defend Jefrss0n City
.gainst Ill enemiss, f,om without, aad like
the ''old guard" will asand By her Interests
and carry her baaaer tbsoosh the thickes,
Of the 6yht 10 . elosious victory.
Thev, therefore, Who propose To make
var. must h prepared 1t Ill poinis. for ve
tell them nos they sill end . fUe worthy
Il any steel in the defenders OF the Capital
We are not alarmed.
suisse it to ssy lhas 8edalis stands ready
70 defend her ovn o. aay ssd every oees.
sion. She rscognis. her hight to asitssa
The removal Of the Capital, jsss - Jee<r'
500 City veald have ths right 10 ssisssl
The ss0ossl vess i loesssd u 6sdalis
Ssepy Hollow osss vsks sp. Tioely
vsrsisG b gisse that Tie bottle will b
wsesd vish ell The ssefgy ssd vim vhiel
6edalis b aAls 10 ausass, and ve will ssog
not ill The baildice i picked sp and safely
planted On that besutiiul handsed.sres les
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-20
Nisaouri's Future Lead vile.

Henry Rraner, farmer residing "n Lake
Creek, nine miles northeast Of Cole Comp.
has On his farm me Il the richest Iced aud
silves mines in Missouri. l, was found
several year. ago. bu, owing to the decrease
~ the price oi lead, il vss never opened.
A company ir the vicinity Of Cole Camp
ha- made an offer 10 :es-- one-hsif sore oi
IL snd give him one-fcurih the product.
without any expen-e to him whstrver, End
-nreiv there mu-t tc extra larry. indCce-
menss ia the pines ior = company 81 make
soch sR CfIer.
Some time since there came ,o R.snsr's
house we'll dressed gentleman. ~ho in
quired Il . man named Br,uer live. there
Receiving rspiy in the affirmative, tbs
stranger stated sha; he hal received in.
formaiioa thss vein oi mineral al been
found on his land. Mr.. Brauer informed
him ttst such ~as the Gaze, and Vas &c
cordingly -hc~n the spo,. The proprietor
after -x aiming ;or come time, sskei whs'
sum of money would he an inducem-nt io'
him "a r~ll ihsf i-s.i. lie sas ans wered BY
the owner asking hos much he sould give
The stranger ,-k-i IL S:0.H00 would buy ihs
lead. The former .~p.i-d that il ~oait
net, after which the s'r..se' departed and
has Not be~n heard from since.
: Doui'tie~s ;hi. msu ~ss a pr.-pector fos
some E.s;ern csP,'aii-,, and !. Only val,
ing fer further Developments.
| Mr. Ersner having cen, specimens ci III,
mineral ~sss, the -uprc.iiion j. ,h., III.
stranger hsd a-~n -ome az them, hee-- hi
+. visit.
The vein, in the ally, j. shout s~o lee
thick. sud /. found Ia s-sers! difl.srn
places on the farm. Mr.. Bssu-r !. sc
able to open II him~elf, bot sas. Il can Ia,
before he vii! ,ase ie-- than $4,000 for tn
leo acres.
This il big thing ior some capitals,
and the osrss will doubtle>s ind pus
Chaser 81 that price. and ae the nsrrov
gauge inser-ec,s that locality, there ia hi,
prcmi.- Ut smother 1es..viile.
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Morgan County.

The proposed ex's-i-i.sI ut the ii,.'ns
kailrusd Ia Versatile /, waking ,:p he 'i-n.
zen. over i;,-s-, sn,i ie.d m,niuy is .ner
more IT, = E0r,-niny ry.adi.ion
At t.,s Jui.:.-nr Mine, in ,i.- -,m'h.r-,
psri Of she co,iniv. ~er~r-i ,h.''s ,"d :s'n'.'-
# Rsiens hxse h,~n i,ks., Z. %: es.s in..... 81,
sight. Al ts- M ..,,T" N,,a- a i-asrz.
has teen ;at..y STRIFE. aid .i.~ ut- - i--,n::
taken nnf !irelv. The Rocky !"rd -n.i
other mines somtk 81 vrrsai.I- sre ,-:.ii, ::
very veil, sn,t in ,t- ,-.fii, ~.-i l..rr 81 the
county Az old u:se s,s- ,'---n nf-.si -,i l.
said &c I've . big thing"
Some 81 ne .-.id iufs aces ate ~ i...-,
once ln"r- xn The pro-:--,- 81 ..r. pr.,-. -.
lead h"ids M, lha, n. mx' -i.'in- Sic
DE- aea lead ui,..- il. .;.- .",,'--, Ani -.-
sulne iu!. time.
There is -nu.- I-ik 81 sn- O.-..- lr,.n
Works being 8. sn,i,, znd :: 81, irr-n easily
ne supplied xi.h the -'.;er'"r :s,n tres
which Ase 20 be s"unri 10 tie -,n;i. ,..,. Of
I hr county.
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LINIME

nat emily relieve pain. tu. they incite
healthy action, subdue Inflammation,
and care, whether IL. symptoms proceed
from vounds Of tie Aoeh, or Neuralgia oi
de Nerves; from contracted Cords or o
ssalaeA hand, from = sprained ankle
o. agasho4 Ieets whether from disgusting
PIl(PLES On . LADY,S FACE
- asAsaanodj einA on . Horses Leg.
The aE0ay produced BY q Burn Or scaId:
Roeea0oat1oa from Frs~s- bites: SWELL
Ags from Strains: the tortures Of Rheu.
natisn; Crippled for Lilo, by come
neglected oseiAsnt: valuablo horse or
DosHagas I'M nay al - saved from
O1o Detxlo q CenfaaF Lininent.
No usasskesoss. Farmer. Planter. reamster,
81 Livegynsn. oaa a8erd 10 be without
thess vo0AaT6hl Ltn3Reats. They can
b Srseessd b any part Of the elobe for
% -. sna 500 bstus. Trial bottles
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-20

Mot AL Of The rs,isvsd fellow in soda
lie k~"v John Shorter. IN engineer ~ns
as.a..-- = s.so,il. -vsivs on the Pacific
rad. bu; I.rub.tly they s.e not ssaIe that
Shorter Is bad psn. The following ra,!.~s
amusing sccoun, IL IN Episode in hi. ,ii, is
take. from the St. Louis 1issx. II AIRY.
body Knows where shorter is The old ..dy
~"aid probably pay handsomely for The
inform, a,,os. --sh-" III, had compelled him
20 ante up:
4 middle aged Woman. sho gave her
naa- a. MlrSsr-t Fi'smorri-, sna rho
-aia IN. resided tewl-.ssi.y y, NJ. lOl7
~ Chnr!,- -',s.r. ~. ~ the fUar l. Iris
ys-'.rd.y -~rk,nv - ~s1tsn, iur the .r-~-,
"i Job" >i.or'er, MI engineer IN che P.si6,.
saiir''sd. Her story 81. ihs, abe o. -u,
Piosed ~ = -~rr.nt girl ~ a family ,--i.l-
irx ~ NJ. 2slj ~ u,s,'- street, wh-r- she
he'd worked ~ interval daring the is>I
three wears. Shorter w. . -,.is..r iGr her
hand. sna visited her issGsrn:.S. due
right Las: (k-iuf--r he called, aH.i, in 'n~
."ur-e ut au h"sss's chat, ,hx Question AZ
III srrisse ~s- -s'tie.!. 81 early dsv hciue
hX-si ,or the csiebrs,ion 81 the nap,i.i-.
Shorter 'o.: her e. s.-s.. h~r s,,sce and he !
suuia ace ." j, ,hs, si.- W. provided sinh |
= r",n~ ~ i,sS Ease .s.iIi tie hsrOy ,:s~ !
relied -rou,,i. Sire .,.' i;.i., -, 'i,i md |
left n~r att s',.n Si..rI.r must h,v-
c.,.ng-f -. nm. y-rs -,.,'.iyr,v. g. - I.
Ls- n,: .'l..y.t' 80. hin. --,--. IN. ,
|. -. xs.s.- - a., h..s,iin:-."l-p -, '.s;,
i,sit ,-,-r :.u.., ..i," ...-,r-- \, ~" L. In !.
..-S.a - :n..,! set S...-:rT III I
gust 'hT r....i att ..iss..! Ii~ s..u-iH :. ,
cisT:....' - ruyi... >,- 49, -sIt 80 iii.,s
NJ 49, 'i,sissn- ..-r. a,s: a''rl -'.. s.-.',,:
" u. NV. .'::u .srs.-'t.s -l.- r.,'.' 49,
',,m sn" h-~, ,s's ~i'h Iin,. a. D.. ,'ii
psi ST.; -. W,r'S n~r, eeiI AID ...-... tat
..i- y .,,'.: ...,.v ;rv,u !.ir, Ia pay i.r 49,
i,--s -,iu-'i.n. ar .,I,r-. :. = .ir.,, 80, {,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-20
HIS PISTOL.
William Moore Shoots Jack
Nulhern.
He " not Serlously Hurt.
WHEN o1CSREkn

Whi< IL csOSEkk
At siosI ;~.ngy minutes 10 ,hsee o'clG-c
this essnirY = nss n.uass1 Billy Mcos
u.e, Jack Mulhern on the eide walk, i
front Il the Zee Hire Stare. 90 Oils s,rre'
between S<eoui s,~i Third -tre~ts. Whe'
M"..e met Mnlhsrr. ~ho w.s going .vuit
he said d" Jack:
"Y"n ,.e The d g. Il 3 b. oh.
;-'ruck u,.." ard NJ the Same iu-lsn. tr-ke,
ut resoiv.r snd .hut Mulk~rn in the :ei
4. .s.. 'h- -,,he one ~hici uas broken s"ms
. lane *" IN n railroad -ceidert.
AvrER rHE sHoJrIsG
No-.r. s,;s-.! nvr:h ..n Ohio -ir~~f ser.
i-i-ns-iy, ate, everlasting ssevTs- Iilor,
.,e .s.,i.i rs. pistol 9" LiIa, at" dbl no,
....x xhas a.: .acmTr..i.
Akkks1ED
The !~ir, sv ..ihc~s- ~ SIGHT, Z oil.
Hitter an.! ) u. kr--e., arrested Moore
..d r...k him 20 the css.isr. Ws.xn ~.
'.-'.-' ,ii.y d.ma,,:e.i III. pistol which he
.,rira h.vins. s..i .-n further inquiry the
.i.io: 49, i,,,Ha ia tie k-s--s>-'nn "a:
Dixon, ~'.y promptly gave !. np.
N I'M cFII.
\ EAZ ;. rr,~rI-r visited N.,i~ Va ,hs
c.'o!-r = !-~ u,::.ui-- siisr Li- Srr - aud
ir'-rrur .:s-! him a. ru the -!..,uiinx and
.h,; h:- name go. NV .xl,- = Viii.
L. o, "a
about the STAR, sn.i laid .c~h 10. tho Evil.
l.s;-r 10 tie day Mo.r. a. v,-.,-,i Nv
h,- sister. ~i,. ;o,k tai ws;ch -,.,i n...i..s.
NULHFkN
i.nn'"'ii ,'''v liter s--i-i. -ho'. Jack Ma
,.r. ~ss .k.-. .u:.. lie -, .'- >aI.-ar,
-..:- &, rr.si.-.: u,,:. s...- sus..l
80 go ,p,,ii-.; I.s IhstUr- kIn. sui r-.je-
r-- i'n'i.s -'i-i..i i,I- :.: ct the -i'.. n,.s-
i"y .-.,.i ?, sr'.r~ Ire ~.s,,.,..s nm ~s.
s.'i' "a ,:..rr;s.., anu .-ars e, ni> '..-u,-
l. 81 E',,d~.v. xh-,- 49, ~o.nd w., vGr,-
..iy ;..r,i--. -.
IHS a rsr.
], w. very hs''i 81" Srt n tbs s.,s-s
-..~r ',,.rgh' y.;-.n, Is~ shc6.g.
!.r' ...- -,,-.- i-H,n- ila' $50,
hsI -..ri.- .r,i- --s~sai is,- age.
~hi",. i.a ~ i:,- dirsi -uitv To- d,y. ]; ~a-
~ III. "a '.-: N,..r.- -h.I ,sniy Il. ~'nn.. ..
D.. 49, ,...' -. ,.-, i."m hi- sici,u chen
10 s..a.;
r.IiT N"oEr
- -,rrtin.. us-.--'- IL = xara.,.-r. liz
h.rn.- 70" r-:'n,a',r. al t'es"-sb'e ~hsrs"-
tor. III = "h.a' thirty .es:- "i.'. liz ~'-
ia !iTu., today.
JACK N.LHExS
j. h.x. a., man "n a.. ~. X & r., sn.i
Inr- s,etw-cs S.ti~iis ss"i Pss-s.G.. Tie u
. y,..inx nat ~i.v -,..s:- vel! ~:,a 'be
,o,nl,sny. ia ~s,,.-,. employ he hss heen i'r
--vssai yesrs, sni With iinr COMMUNITY
sh-I. l.. hs- resided -irr- a hoy. Tie is
.ot.xr, reliable ard in...-;.i".-.
\ les yeats -gn -cs Nv irssi'n. on
I freight train. .-r~---s >~',alis aud ;
os- tay ,,- Ms i-tse~n rari.
mi lan,.i',a .~i..s ,;.- 'r,,n ~Lirh Zee. ss.,s
n had = -,s,; ...,ii-,..' -sr' } SEX
,a.i'y hrukr al -.u,- ie.. ia strict, ;,e So
hot L. d.y
Mun'- will r-r,s"i, 40 ....'-ss.'s-. tcr
h.-.iiE, With inisui io kii. :
Sog THAT - ~
u 10 s-ri,s.-- .--.l.s-- Tor the BAz n i"
tale that the M.,ore Who dad the shoolia.
irest ~i,Uir-si- liquor merchsnt Vi the
irm Of Moor 4 Ou.