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The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29
A Rcaninr Smile on the nsrips Face.

be ming smile rep sesi thc frown.
Worn by the Devil for ages down.
" he die within year said be.
rom ETc and birthstone their souls are frcc
orelchtsen hundred years HDd more,
From the bodic- Of -innrrN their rOH tore.
Ini happy io' one ye r, OH how Swccti
Joe gave me sulace To- my rtoNcn feet.
10 ladies bnd gents. one and niT4.
on Shoemaker loo be pleased to ca 9.
nd order "A piir OF his styI IA fashion od
anu cant Dc-equaicd. boots
IoE I.Ds a. Boo.pnhCr.
undcr Nel lure Monsc. anon City.
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On last Sunday the good order of
Rosta was disturbed by Il shooting
scrape. A rowdy attempted to kill
the Sheriff but was wounded in the
neck and lost part of his ear.
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Notice.

During an absence of Nv months
for my health | have appointed Mr..
II. NJ. Crancr MS my deputy to at
tend To all my business connected
with the Canon City GENET cry.
221t34 G.. j STANLIcK.
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On Thursday q silver brick weigh
ing 81 1-2 pounds, 906 fine. was ship
ped by the Fnssett reduction works.
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From the Miner

From the Miner:
An immense amount of machinery
is on the ground ut the Plata Verde
mine, which will be placed in position
rs soon as the mill is sufficiently com
pleted to receive it.
A contract was let on Tuesday to
Mr.. Barker and partner to sink The
shaft on the Great Eastern, near Rat
tlesnakc mountain, sixty feet. This,
when finished, will put the shaft down
one hundred feet.
Wednesday We were shown some
splendid specimens of salena ore
taken from different lodcs in and
about Hayden pass. The ores from
Ennes in this vicinity are said to car
~ !Sid in large quantities.
The report is curIe"t that the Bull
Domingo sIock is being bulicd on til.
market, thai is, the tuunell is being
run the opposite direction from the
ore. There are millions of ore in
sight, why is it not hoistcd.
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Rev. &. A. Hutchinson, pastor of
the Baptist church, will preach next
Sabbath morning aud evening and
every Sabbath after that. Subject OF
morning sermon, Goods Goodness"
and of evening sermon, "Falsr
Science" Cordial welcome will be
given 10 all who come.
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If you want Champion Reaper
and Mower, a Hollingsworth or Rein
deer Hay Rake, :, Studabaker or Balm
wagon, tent or wagon sheet, go to
Hyde " Ashby's blacksmith and
wagon making shops. Third street,
hear Main, Canon City, Colo.
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CAsnx CrrY. ApriI an. rs

NI1NI0Vss VI y y n " VTT7' I'-.'7'
This is To give notice that DIR. j. w.
Dawson has been appointed County
Physician for Fremont County, for
the period of six months from ihi :
date. BY order OF the Board OF Co.
Com. EDw. LuBAcu,
sl5i8l Chairman.
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TERMS:
ADVERTISING RATES.

Display advertisements inch month 5sc
Local adv'ts per line per week, ....... 5c
Wanted. For Sale, Etc. per line pr wli &c
Advertising locals in capital letters. do. 10
Legal advertisements ~ cents per one hum
dred words for the FIRST Insertion. 40 cents
per one hundred words for each ADDITION
AL insertion. No legal advertisements
counted less than 100 words. If over 100
words only the actual number of words
counted.
Tax Lists and Tables 81 per inch of sin
gle columns for the first insertion. and so
cents per inch for each additional Insertion.
No single advertisement inseIted for less
than 20 cents
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1t is strange bnt true that during
the warmcst weather they put up ice
in Canon City. That is, they put it
up two cents on the pound.
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A well flied aud constantly bubbl-
ing soda spring comes out from the
massive rocks in the quarry back of
the penitentiary. its waters are not
unlike the springs at the point.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

An editor should be too honorable
to seek an office; he should let the
office (seeker) seek him.
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Canon City needs Il sidewalk that
will connect our new depot with the
sidewalks in that eighborhood 1t
only requires about one block more
TO complete the job, aud if there is II
part Of town that needs it the most it
is near the new depot.
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The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church extend cordial invitation to
the people OF Canon City to attend
their social which will be held on
Tuesday, June 1st, at tic residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eng glcman.
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IF you want the services of care
fui Notary Public and Convcyancrr,
20 10 Fred ". Steele. Office with Co.
Treasurer Main street.
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Our sales of Heating Stoves have
been larger tlInn eyer but we still
show a good assortment, at hlliDg 4
Co.'s
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Mess. Thornton and Cooper, of the

Mess. Thornton and Cooper of the
Canon City and Gunnisun Prospect
ing Co, started for the mines with u
complete prospecting outfit on Tues
day. Having known these gentle
men for years we do not hesitate 10
say that their trip viii doubtless be II
profitable one and that they viii
deal fairly by the company. To those
ing and have desire 10 get an inter
est in some rich mines in the Gumli-
sou country we would advise them
to take stock in the above company
as it is managed by some of our mosI
reliable citizens.
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The train which arrived at Canon
from the east ON Wednesday was
three hours ia:c, caused by an acci-
dent 10 d. d5 r G.. freight train at
Larkspur. The freight engine was
smashed TO pieces but no one was
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29
Wheclbarrows at Alling's.

The best cup of coffee or lemonade
this side Of Chicago, 90 10 the Read
ing Room Tent.
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If you want one of The haudsomesi
hanging baskets in Colorado with
Guc or more plants in it, ranging IN
price from 35cts 10 $500, go to Grave
stocks
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Myers is in his new store and pre-
pared to supply the wants OF all
needing tirsi-class staple and fancy
groceries, at bottom prices.
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Alpine pa,.tol,,, cunn,.on.

You can get n complete mining out.
ii aud save money hv buying at
+. n. LAND Il Co..
Alpine. Colorado.
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A new assortment of Quccnsware,
Lamps and Glassware, at Harding
Bros.
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Why are not measures taken to
bury or burn the fostering carcasscs
Of defunct cows, etc., lying within
less than half mile of our principal
residence streets, to The great annoy
nucc of our citizens.
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Don't fail 10 look at the new lot o
fine silvcrware just received from th,
factory, ai Harding Bros.
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Handsome napkin rings. casiors,
card receivers, etc, just received by
Harding Bros.
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A ful! stock Of John Deere plows,
harrows. cultivators, etc, ai Mct@,,
Bros, q Mnck.
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WA YOUNG g. CO.,
BOOT AND SHoEMAgERs.
GENTS FINE CALF BOOTS A
SPECIALITY.
All work done with neatncss ond des
patch.
Southwest corner of Main and Third sts..
CASoN CITY, CoLoRApo. If
NOTICE.
STATE OF Co ol,Apo,l .

STATE OF Co oitapo. Al.
County OF remoDt. ~
1nkcn up ns an osirny by tho sub, crihcr,
"a rosident and houscboldcr of said coun-
u, and In vicinity Of his ranch near tie
monih Of pfy creek ipd about eight miic-
ei,sf Of anon ity, one bny mcrican mn @.
about yours ot1. nDd about ~ hund< high.
Nufnc white In face and on the na.c. on G sna |
white spot on ench side o. aeeE terl fore foot
and right hind foot white. ,shod al around
with tips on front feet. and web leather on
No Brands. Tasen up May i, lAsO.
sl7tSA l.. J. MOORE
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Parties that want cottonwood trees
Of S. II. Davis can leave their order
wiiE McGoe Bros. IL Mnck.
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If YOU want the services Of n care.
ful Notary Public and Gonyeynnccr
go to Fred II. Skecle. Office on Main
street with County Treasurer.
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Russell Ingraham, a musician of
fine ability, who last summer held
the position of leader oftl,e orchestra
in Yarbcry's variety theatre III this
city, died very suddenly in Denver
on last Monday.
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A few weeks since Mr.. Gus. Macon
found sack of silver matte i'll his
field, Which no doubt was stolen
some time ago from the Mallcti
works. Who the thief was is not
proven The sack contained about
scvcnty-iivc pounds and the assay
showed its value TO be about .3 s.
per pound.
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The heavy rain on Wednesday
night raised tie river above us 50
high that large Tree floatcd down
aud took away the bridge at Bale's
ranch near Clcora. This. together
with q very heavy rock that WAS
lonscned in the Grand Canon and
rolled down in front OF the cnginr,dc
iaycd the passenger train from the
west, which did not arrive on Thurs
day at Canon City until l2:l5 p. m.
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On Thursday evening the train go-
ing west on the d. ~ II. G.. was com
PEELED to lay up al Canon City on ac-
count of the track up the Grand
Canon being uplcr WINTER owing To
the sudden rise in the Arkansas
riypr
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Pictures Of the first regular through
train up the Grand Canon for sale by
Morrison.
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Dundee Marninlaric. at Myers.

II you want iirst-clnss camping
outfit, 20 10 j. G. Aaard's hardware
and stove store opposite the post
office.
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Butter bowls and prints at Allina
& Cos.
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Barlow, Sandcrson " Co, paid the
damages due to Mr.. Reub. Frazier
for the breaking of his arm by the
overlurnin9 Of the Leadyil!e stage
over one year ago.
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Dried beef and smoked beef tongues
al Myers.
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Dentistry.

DR.. f.. W. Sheriff. of Pueblo, will
visit our city May 25th for Il few days
and can he found mt the Mcclure
House. C,ll early TO mike cngpge-
ments. All work warranted. SIT
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Hardware.

We will open "A branch store nj
Ruby Camp, Gitnuison county, May
.st liAHDISG BRos.
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Business Personal.

Gents. hosiery, endless variety, at
Stones.
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pE.g,SIs.

TAR a. 4. sTOECKLEY, Surgeon
IL Dentist. Office IN Stone block. on
Main street, west OF Mcclure House.
Beautiful Ariiiicin, Teeth neatly
made. All work warranted. Il
TAR l. w. SHERIFF, Dentist, Main
~ aud sixth Sts,. mp stairs. Pueblo,
Colorado. \ u work warranted.
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Childrcn's shoes nice assortment
of ofPhiladelphia maSe-at Engleman's.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

Gents. nobby straw hats, all tho
20, at Stones.
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under Vet iIrc House.
Financial.

Ninety ccut, paid for Frcmon,
county warrants
W. II. MCCLURE.
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Large stock Of carpets just arrived
nj ID. q. Penbody's.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

The ID. & Il. G. ruilroad is now run
ming four passenger trains through
this city daily. Two from tho cast
and two irom tbs vast.
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The finest and hnndsomcst 10, uf
triple plated Rogers silvcrwire cvri
brought 10 Colorado, ut Harding
Brothers.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

For firsi-class cup of Vienna cof-
fee go the Reading Room Tent.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

Ike Stone has been found with a
nice line OF goods. Gail and examine.
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CITY AND VICINITY.

About June 4th the D. & r. G. will
be finished TO Buena Vista.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

Grand closing out snlc at -. G. Pea
body's nov going on. Go nj once
and see his clothing,
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

Clothing, new stock, call and see
them at Engl, mars.
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Mr. Wolf and his i've little moth
erlcss children left for their old home
al Sedaiia, Mo. We are pleased 10
know that our appeal for help was
responded TO by several Of our gcper-
ous citizens.
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Milford, Seward Co., Neb.

One Of the first items Of improve
mcnt we notice subsequent to the
passing aud enforcement of the Cow
Ordinance is The planting of maple
trees by several OF our citizens.
among whom are DR.. Blake and r. 5.
Lewis. There is some encourage
ment now for people desiring to
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

A new double set of harness can be
bought at Harding Bros. for from
S26 TO $35. *tf
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Nice line la,iies suits, uisters and
Dolmans, at ID. G. Peabody's.
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Sixteen years ago on last Tuesday
Canon City was covered one foo, deep
with hail Mr.. iscub. Frazier re.
members it well, us his son was six
teen years old few days ago.
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Cab at once IL you want one Of the
boss washing machines. Ouly few
left at Baldwin 81 Favcrty's.
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nR VuRG. II. TANNER. Physician
- and Surgeon, Lonl Greek, Coio-,
ra'lo. f
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One of our prominent citizens
decided to ago.iscr onc-iinlf OF his
homestead, thinking he was selling
another piece Of property.
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Full line of clocks, spectaces.
coqueile snow-glassrs, ore elas ses.
blow pipes, just received NJ Nelson e.
Curn WELLS.
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Just received, new packing, poited
meats, chicken, turkey, ham,
tongues, etc. Mt Myers.
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a tramp C lied AROUND To che kitchen door,
Ills nu-c wa t-arfuily r.d.
Looh ri ~ If he; been drinking aud wanted
more,
Can you give me IN he ssii.
\ IN said, he ,.ift yau bet
nj sue ~ ed him abort Ten feet
With the zoe ui one OF MOODS ii AXE OF
-usEs,
And the red uogcd tramp went bowling
down the street
The gi:l looked down TO admire her feet,
and sfild these shoes nre strong ana good,
They ARE HIcs and neI for Kicking can't bs
bua'
wonD
IN the narrow gauge building next door to
Jeske's cigar store. siat2B
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Nice line of ladies' ready made
dress, mt Eugiemnn's.
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The "did'nt-know-it-w was loaded +"
Young man, with his little gun, put
in an appearance Thursday at the res
idencc of Mr. Merritt on Beaver creek
His name is Osborn and, putting the
muzzle of the gun cn his foot, cooked
it. Naturally, is went of and his
foot with il.
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Gents. scarf pins, cuff buttons, etc,
duisies, at Stones.
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Cook stoves, large variety and low
prices, ut Alling ~ Cos.
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Mr.. VIM. T.. johnson, one of our
real estate agents, sold for his cus-
toners S33 900 worth Of Canon City
property during the month OF April
1880.
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New goods at McGec Bros. & Mack

Moving machine. will trade for
anything. ID. q. Peabody.
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Try can OF chicken or tomato
soup. Myers has it.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

If you want fine carriage and bug
gy call on McGce Brothers & Mack.
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sale or Moter Morks stocl,.

The stock books OF the Canon City
Water Co. are nnw open tor the suh-
scripIiOu OF stock ut the Office OF ilic
secretary, Wu. Il. Johnson. All who
desire to subscribe are requested to
call carly. II
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Douglas keeps almost every kind of
goods, old and new, such as sewi ing
machines, stoves, furniture, etc.
What you can't find in any other
stores in town. go To Douglas for il.
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Clothing at cost. nj stones.

Boys cloil.iug, new stock, at Englc-
mans.
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Jap. cuffs. all the rage. at stones.
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Dried beef at McGcc Brothers
Mack's.
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s.s,s,s'.
FoD RENT.

~ rent by McGee Bros. L Mack
l9tf
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WANTED.

II ORSES TO PASTURE. by NJ. NJ.
IL Craig, four miles north OF Canon
City. Refers TO NJ. Brumbiy, pro-
prietor of Elk Horn Livery Feed and
Sale Stable, Main street, opposite
postollice. If
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There was quite lively fight on
Wednesday evening IN front of
Rousc's saloon. Several arrests were
made.
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sombreros, big enough. at Stones.
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wy TARRANTS-Town and County
Wv Warrants wanted. Highest
price paid by w. II. MCCLURE. at Of
ice formerly occupied by o. G.
Stanley and Justice johnson. If
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-07
Foreign Miscellany.

Candahar, SIT is reported that
Ayoob Khan has arrived at uerst, and
that Heratites are willing to return to al
tack the British.
Paris, 5. -Offenbach was i'll eight Gays
from dyspepsia, govt supervening.
London, 5-Hsury Britain, jr., mer-
chant of Birmingham, Bombay and Cal
cults, has failed. Liabilities, $3.50, 0OO.
Berlin, SIT is now certain that
Count de Waller, French ambassador,
will return here soon. This is regarded
as convincing proof that the relations
between Germany and France are cor
dial as ever.
Constantinople, 6.-There was con-
ference of ambassadors on Monday to
consider the Turkish notes. The fleets
in their new position are completely
land-locked.
London, ga dispatch from Cape
Town states that the area OF the disturb
anee is increasing
Rome, 6 The Holy See has formally
threatened to recall the papal nuncio
from Paris if the DEGREES are enforced.
ST. Petersburg, 6.-The heir to the
Persian throne as arrived at Odessa
London, 6.-Blower Brown has en-
k1iCu Tue OOHlGSt HI tic ASbAOJ ONAls
Advices from Russia are to the effect
that the depreciation in finances and de-
preston in trade has produced cri-is
among cotton dealers and manufacturers.
Several failures are reported in Moscow,
one firm having large liabilities in the
United States.
The synod Of the Russi4n church is
sending Greek priest with 5000 ropbles
to purchase the site for church in San
Francisco Other officials will follow
with more money, choir and all the
accessories of full hcdged Russian
Greek church.
Berlin, 6.-The Imperial Bank has re-
duced the rate of discount 10 5.
Vienna, 6.-The Turkish MT, is not
acceptable 10 all the powers. The
powers desire to maintsin European
concert and await proposals from Eng
land. A blockade is mentioned IS a
probable measure measure of coercion.
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TIE PACIFIC.
Kalakaua { hanges his Policy.

4 :" n o0eA AAe@. y - = O@ANS
San Franci.cs, 6.-Ths 70 lowing par
ticulsrs OF an outrage on the schooner
EspeTanzG, by iatiVes Of Sol NOR
Islands, we're T, ported II the captain o.
tbs Queen, recert arrived from Sydney
By the NATIVES The EsperdHzg had put
into Collalanghsegra, whore dispute
arose between the chief of that place and
Captain Mcintosh. The natives who
were allowed on the vessel for trading
purposes, came on b, ard in swarms. One
of them seized Captain Mcintosh round
| the neck, whilst another struck him with
a tomshawk and he d ed almost st once.
Mate Peter Grsfney was butehered In Q
similar manner, and the rest of the crew,
four hands made up Of nstiYes from vari-
Gus i-laDds, were also killed. Every
thing of value 10 the natives was taken
from the schooner, which was then
burned 10 conceal the crime
During the latter part OF last month
when the schooner DdIc7lsLess Of FIJI was
off the Islaud of Api, boats crew be-
longing to the schooner was attacked by
natives OF the island, and Mr.. Fraser,
second officer, and Mr.. Vichall, govern
meat agent, were murdered
Tito King Of the Hawaiian Hands
has, under the influence of foreiga
residents and the business interests of
tho kingdom, changed his policy.
The King appointed neS cabinet and
withdrew the extraordinary powers he
had conferred on Moreno as minister
plenipotenliary to TIE United States,
England and France. Last night .
telegram was sent 10 Moreno, at Wash
inglon, recalling his mission and dismis-
sing him absolutely from all Office in
the Hawaiian government. Following is
thesnew cabinet: VIM L Green, foreign
affairs: Henry A. P. Carter, interior;
John 8. Walker, finance and attorney
general, Gd interim, awaiting the ar
rival of VIM. Nevins Armstrong. 1t is
reported, on good authority. that the
subsidy to The Chinese steam line will
not be paid. Great satisfaction prevails
in tie islands over the result.
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Systematic Robbery.

Denver, COL, 5.-A systematic rob
berry of the Kansas Pacific Road, which
has been going on For several months,
has just been unesrthed by detectives,
and the principal conspirators, three
conductors aud q baggage master, ar
rested. Their scheme was to sell bogus
tickets over the Kansas Pacific Road,
eautionisg purchasers to leave Denver
on certain train, thereby taking them
through to Kansas City under supervi-
sion Of the three conductors engaged in
the conspiracy. The amount stolen j:
unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-07
Nominations,

Chicsgo, 5.-The following nomins-
tons were made by the republican county
convention to-day: State attorney, /.
Lain Mills; judges, Kirk Halves, Elliot
Anthoy, George Gardner, K. j. Will
hanson; sheriff, General o. L. Mann,
all strong nomination, which will greatly
strengthen the national ticket.
Boston, 5.-Republicans of the Second
D strict renominated b. w. Harris fol
Congress.
Hartford, 5.-Demoerats Of the First
District nominated George Beach fl
Congress.
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Rich Man Robbed.

Chicago, 5.-Daniel Brown, wealthy
citizen Of Colorado, who has relatives in
Denver and Chicago, and who has Just
come from Denver on visit to his son in
Yale College, discovered when be
reached the city that he had lost 8
pocketbook with $500 in large bills, g
draft on the Chemical Bank of New
York for $1,000, tickets to New Y ofk anC
back to Beaver. and trunk check. Mr.
Brown is strongly inclined TO believe he
was robbed aud has suspicious of the
thief, who he believes was fellow pas
senger to Chicago on the Rock Island
Road between Davenport and Chicago.