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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
Farmers Convention.

Grand Forks, OAK, PA coz
yention OF farmers was held neIg
to-day. Delegates were appolnttG6'
to a convention of the entire nC oo ~
west, to be held here on Ine i IT,
instant, fer the purpose OF cyI0te I'D
ing complaints against el0'"''-
railway companies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
Madagascar Matters.

London, 24.-Madsgsscar advices are
that the new queen, Ranavslona Ill,
was crowned on the 22d of Novembe
The Queen and Prime Minister declared
they would not surrender an inch Of
country to the French.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25

The German Emperor's only sur
viving sister, the Dowsger Grand
Duchess Of NJ acknowledgements,
is now visiting him st the Imperial
Palace. She is upward OF 80, and
fully looks her age.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
zsUcxEEN.s ARslCA aaEz+

go SSastSat Ea2licai woaas- %
s5s world. Warranted 10 specify
cgss Burna, Bruises, Cuts, U!csss,
salt Eheuua, Fever Eorss, Cancers,
Pilas, ChilblaiEs, Corns, Tetssf,
Chsppad Hands, and all skin sgup-
sisn1, guaranteed Ia cure In every
instance, or money rstufnsd. s
eants PEI box ess sslR ~ r. O. p
I. Exuz 6terz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
ID. & r, G.. Accident.

Denver, 24.-Republican's Gun
nison: A freight train on the Den
YER s. Rio Grande railroad struck
rock in Black Canyon this morning,
and was thrown from the track.
Engineer George Hutchinson was
killed; no other lives were lost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
Bad Prospect.

San Francisco, 24-Crop reports
in d fferent sections Of the Safe give
bad indications. It is the dryest
season in seven years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
COnfesses.i

Rome, 24.-Vsiro, q manservsnt Of
MonsigRor Cesare, murdered in bed on
the night of the 18th, confessed that he
was the assassin, aad had no accom-
plicos.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
Fire Record.

London, 24.-Lord Norrey's steed
stables near Oxford, burned with four
teen valuable stations. Sir Beyys, the
winner Of the Derby in 1879, was saved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
Embarrassment OnIy.e

London, 24.-It is stated that Young
s. Lark, Australian merchants, have
asked an extension Of time. Debts,
ESQ, 600; assets, e420, 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
Cod I'd is Ed.

Berlin. 24.-Emperor William is suf-
feripg from . cold in his lead. The
opera ball which the Emperor intended
offending tonight is postponed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
Murder.

Auburn, N. Y, PA verdict Of
guilty in the first degree was returned in
the case of Petmeky, who murdered his
mistress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
Another Fanatic.

Mery. 24.-Two Thousand Turcomaus
under Musseiman fanatic, Khat Leyd.
were defeated and dispersed by Persians
ct Meschid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25

FOR DYSPEPSIA &nd Liver
complaint. you h>ve a printed
guarantee on every bottle & ShilOh'a
Vitaiizer. It never faik to cure.
Sold by q. G. II. ]. nrug Store. CD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
Reducing their Force,

Detroit, Mich, 24.-rhe Pullman
car works in this city discharged
large number of their. workmen
tOsday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-25
Not a Candidate.

Washington, Ex-senator Ingalls, says
he is not candidate for the position on the
bench vacated by the resignation Of
Judge McCEary.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
Denny'A Last Ride.

Bcnny's unclc gave him a bicycle.
lilo was very proud Of H. and coon
learned 10 ride.
. His parents lived near the railroad
depot, and bis mother was constantly
worried lest Bcuuy should get In the
way Of the cars. Almost every day she
would remind him Of her wish that he
should not ride his bicycle across tho
track. even though no trains were near.
Hut Benny thought himself 10 be quits
man. aud thought his mother was 100
careful Other boys rode across the
track. and why shouldn't hcP No be roie
nc oss few tines when no train was
near This made him boIder. and hs
felt sure bis mother was more careful
than she need be. ~ f1ii
One day he camc riding toward tho
crossing Just rs the train stopped nj tho
depot. Il had crossed the street he was
on, no he thought there could 10 no
harm for him 10 keep on aud pass just
IN the rear OF the last car.
They will either stand stlll or move
or" no thought ''In either case II
will be all right SO here goes"
But hs soon found. d all sDronq. just
as the wheel struch the iron track Il
slipped. and Benny feb. Al The same
instant the train began 10 move back
ward instead OF going forward Benny
was unable 10 get out Of the way In
time. and the car-whecls crushed bis
right leg.
A. surgeon was scnt for. snd Bcnny's
leg was cut of abovo, the knee. lie
was III for long time, and had great
deal Of pain. iic Is now ablc to 20
about on . crutah; but be can never
ride bis bicycle again. nor run about as
other boys do. --Ouv Lsifis O'ses.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07

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ttpcctnF sue Nould iHuHh or seoli hhe uthut
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liah Iisrl within dlnEf court whefe sun
shine no.et smiled,
Ani = westT. weary DAYS anu months the
lltlie one had lain -.
=. broad espansc Of sky ~.
The sort Hrrrn frasa, thn prettf hownfs' the
. stream mat triehled byt
nut AL ~ uhrn sue saw sitht thht mhin h"f
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
nlnef u letfn esn master Tia esrk
EgHe'rHfiy wsli " earn hslas lss .ls

nlaef 10 lesfn esu master lI.a ways
EgHe'rHfiy wsh " esfs . lslas lasas
yi ~ myniha
Having dino lhia haylhv Isssssa
snluathnR N sny one W lhaiu trades.
There la ~ earthly as0n why ~ shaald
hol learn ah1lhef and sllll smother Il
V lhe SANE N evefy lhlng II ym
wflln 'gtmlni, why hM plny Tho nj
amor u tuu mll fiul1ns, viz MI ~
able 10 eioh ~ engrasoP II yon kssp
house, Wis nui pant Or emhrDldsf. or
pay i.e organ 10 chutchP You can do
tw1 things veil II you make 90 your
mind that YOU will E,efy ona has
two talents, Nid thousand, ~ people
have tliffe of mow. fllry ate all
around mca. They know thsr laisi.
nesi AMI arr masters Ia IA, and the,
can do something else, ioo. MANY =
man Is known down town by one asi II
people In tho day time and 10 qnita
another set uptown In The evening.
One set think him smart business
man. and the tdhor ust ,w he 4 won.
derlll conductor or viollnIst, or poet ~
wooi-cafycr, Tho very fact ihnt ha
has two tradesls the rcaon that he Is
master In both, II does not iullow that
because You have two trades, that you
must bc Jack" In either. ai
Have one trade whereby yon earn
your living. and then have another.
fou Will earn moro 10 he frt by
knowing the second. know man
who works on n newspaper for his liv.
ing, and yet he has good mechanical
trade and can do any common work.
lilo can take good photograph, play
the piano fairly well, can sail u boat.
and cook iirsirate dinner. Does his
regular trade suilcrPg Not Iat all. Ila
IA oil the better workman because ho
has such n variety. lIc can do 40 many
things that he II always frcah aud
ready for work. ln,s bsr a.iia.Y.,
That's the secret Of the whole mat.
tor. TO bc ready for wofk, 10 feel thai
you liks 10 do IL, aud then you do Il
we'll II Is Tho change, The variety ol
work that rests and rcfrcshes. Your
one. trade man Is always tired. Ills life
Is dull and monotonous. lie neyei
thinks OF anything excep. his work, and
so both his work aud his thinking ar,
poor Moreover, these arc changeabl'
times. Tho trades are continual,
shifting. and work that pays well on
year may be utterly fiat the next year
and then what will your Jack" doa II
England, II the frost Is severe. and III,
gardeners can not work, they go ont Il
the streets In professions and beg. II
New England. whom the winter storm
keep the fishermen In port. they taxi
up their tools and make shoes. Let u
hear no more Of this remark, No bo,
Of sense means 10 be n 'Jack" In an
trade; aud every boy who means q
succeed should be n muster In twal o
more. = Charles barnard, ~ 6oLie'
| Rule. pi i4tpiAt isR
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
FACTS AsD rigunrs.
SIN u now Efpwa IN mgfe than
twenty N Tho nllry eight slsles

sHllk Il nov gfuwn IN mofe than
twenty N Tho nllfiy eight slsles
The Amosksag corporation Al Man.
chester, " w., fof lhe ais Hontha ast
eluAed manufactured p,oO.OO0 yarls
~ cloth about ii,Wh miles
Ihefu arr 1900 miles " rnilruai
IN W United sialcs. of aeven llmes NJ
many miles a. there nre In ths Unite I
Kingdom of Great Ilrlaln, uhIeago
J0nrHni
slncr tho establishment of the New
York flsh Commission In i-GH over n =.
900 Young Ahad have been Matched mli
and placed In the various rivers ~ that
STATE, NJ total expenditure of but
t2ih. 200 UJ
II would take q strip Of arabic land
over one hundred feet Wide alougslile
of every railroad In the country. cov-
cred with trcos, 10 furnish the ties nee.
essary TO keep the roads IN operation.
~ T. Sun. /.
Tho portion Of the body which mos,
require, protection against cold aud
wind Is that between the shoulder
blades behind, Ms II Is nj this point tho
lungs arc attached 10 the body. and tho
blood IA easily chilled. --HdFs JownaI
0f Health.
--Cattle.ralsing In Montana the pnst
Two years has paid from 70 10 40 per
cent Previous 10 that tine Il was
hardly worth following. Tho country
was so far away from market that 4
would wear bullock out 10 walk 10
the slaughter hut, with tho approach
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad. a
now order OF things came; A steer that
was formerly worth S25 now became
worth $40 and eco. fH 1ntnt
The aotuary of n large I.ondon In
surance company, In making an OK.
haustiyo investigation Of tho accounts
Tor the past ten Years. has discovered
that during that period tho ..conscience
fund.- Of he company has amounted To
over fb, 900. This fund il made up of
sums sent In anonymously by people
who have in previous years received
money on account OF fires, and whose
conscience subsequently proniptcd them
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
From washington.

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80 NJ. ~ ~, ,',aa % ,,.,as ~ w - So..ohan q. sa
as,s'os "s ao'
"er :" - y '.', sonn - m.Le"n VI 'no N''nc'h'
~. - s"Is.sl' io' so,'~. .s,,
,, .'vns was 'a.'' n.aue gu 'nc on py
.Sy'rps'o'aI =, su'.sney ,nss w
suo nn"",,', s''e"''o" na' "ec'u'
ny IMPROVES. r"pIovou Congress wou'a pass
ma ,hrom.h ,bs so,... .rd hs., .y s.aa.
nv rsrortsd hv ths Tor.a ca,nn.,,,a. ss -,
.nkinr And cnrtcnev hs ala q would
Icrca.. ths circulstIcr ~ -. count.
Iore than Sao 0oo ooD snd seord Imwsd,s,s
Id psrmansnt rolief
|Hoy J.xrs n F,sc. =, r.hr..v, -.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
Foreign Intelligence,

MADRID (Spain) advices OF the 27th an.
nounced that tho vineyards In the district
OF Carthagena had beon destroyed by hur-
ricanes and many families ruined. The
villages OF Orihuela, Molins, Larca and
Burgos were inundated, much property
had been swept away, and the people
were obliged TO fee to save their livos.
AT Moscow aud tho region thereabout on
tho 27th placards were literally posted
containing manifesto threatening tho
Gear with death because he had failod to
concede constitutional form Of Govern.
ment.
FIVE HUNDRED "assis.ed" emigrants
sailed on tho steamship Furnesia from Liv.
erpool on the 9Th for New York.
APARrY Of fanatics, under the leader.
ship Of a so-callcd prophet, appeared on
the Philippine Islands recently, bui were
dispersed with loss Of thirty.eight killed
and wounded.
On tho 2Ith twelve Irishmen accused OF
murder were placed In Jail at Tbbercur.
ry, Ireland. asa
liz the Netherlands losses On American
securities, principally the bonds Of
finished or partly finished railroads, were
on the 3sth reported TO have reached the
enormous total OF $500. .0oo.0)o.
Apvrcss Of the 18th stated tlrat 40 dwell.
Ings In Southern Spain had been destroyed
and 5li injured by floods.
0s tho 2sth claims for service rendered
during the rebellion against the United
States Government were being made by
persons residing near Ottawa, Ont.
KossuTu and Government parties had
an encounter near Erlane. Hungary, tho
other day, and five persons were killed
and many others wore wounded.
TIE town Of Phream Pauk, tho capitol
OF Csmbodia, In Asia, was entirely dc.
stroyed by ire faw days ago. Three
persons were burned 10 death. Among tho
buildings burnci were 1o5 houses belong.
Ing TO the King.
IS London on tho night Of tho 30th ult.
great excitement prevailed over the work
Of dynamitors. An explosion Of dyn.
amite took place In the vicinity Of the do.
tective oiiics, Scotland Yard, the corner
Of tho buIlding being completely blown
OF. A bomb was also thrown into the
basement Of tho Cobdsn Club Houss, do
Ing much damage and severely inturlng
four female servants.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07


Tvs faIfswins tslaeFams psssea lef~ssH
OessfHof hsSiis saa osnsfsl HaslT aHf.
lhn ihe hfN dsY's sessloH Il Ihdishspsiis
N Ne 'Ifssni'aah National t'anvsHslsmt
fshiAssfgtts, Mar = : tieVsHsgH Hss
7 .ss''se'ss, plssiss@F Nc elssf 4 gss...ea
n,,sro~. nsy .. -. ". nraots. faaisnsrs.
NJ Jhants faF vuuf 6un<ld<fatfeH. bHi wHY
should ! l,s ngksd Husstiuh ~Aish, HAdaf
me eifuumsssrer~. VS. nsvss rsi e AZ
ss. s.sss, s sss ,~ss ~ ,ss s2 .sss s.ss.s ss.sg
f0fmal plfdrr 70 ron. vkttt weqfl esea ~
e " reiniad q ss @ss sss - e. : issm
s y, iistL was few days ago convict.
ed ~ cbfistIansbufa. Va. Of ths MURDER.
u 9, a, Boyef, and sentenced 10 death.
The crime was committed fourteen Yesfs
ago, bu, Hall hal bssn In parts unknown,
aud returned 10 visit his father recently,
when he was arrested.
~ the collapse of a cotton warehouse at
baltimore from the weight Of ifs contents
a few days ago eight persohs wers crushed
10 death and several others wers badly In.
jursd.
NhHLhNFtn hhhHcu M uhhhoWh hofft-
thief near Pendleton. Ore, the. other day.
In Karns County. Tex, Thomas Bur.
rage murdered J. G. McAdse, bis brother.
in.Iaw, few days ago, and soon after a
mob TOOK Burragc from jail and hanged
him TO tree.
Two coLoREp men named William
brown and James Tucker, murdstors, ,were
banged on the 3oth ult., respectively at
Bellevillc, H., and Paris, Ark.
TnRtE little sons of Eiward Halrig, at
Converse Station, Tex, aged i've, seven
and nine years, were drowned while
swimming n few daysago. They were
found by the father, locked In each others
arms.
CHARLES Il. ERrcKsoy and Charles
IIolmerts, Swedes, just arrived from the
old country, walked In front Of train at
Minneapolis the other ds, ana were killed.
ABRAHAM LIscoLS's 10, 10 at Springfield,
H., was visited by fvo thousand people
on tho Both ult.
THE speakers stand collapsed during
the memorial exercises at Louisville, KY,
on the 3oth ult, iiiiy persons being precip.
itated to the ground, and somo received
serious injuries.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07

0s shs morning ~ ths sbtb M . vlolssi
sssN stefis PASTED ossflhs towns saaih N
HsTsla. y, ", tfslhs arriving a. BuHsl0
bsiss egssfsd wish sasw,
THs Efeand eavsi IN Hndaf fhe ifacks N
he HeadiHg Had a Tafksy fiub, fa, On
tt BltFi VT, fAHsfhz : ssstehsIsn ofwofs
n The euiIlsfIes. The ground fof o0nslds
sfs'Ia dIstase vas gradually sinking,
II Nsw England ~ NJ nlght " The golh
aIt.. baavy ffoA did great damage 10 mo
ffalEefops.
Abvicea u ths sith M. stated that me
recent aeeiisui IN tho Krupp Tunnel nssr
Pittsburgh, ra, ny which nine men were
killed, was causst by qnlchsand. The
Cofonefs Jury ssohefsted t.ie contractors
from blame
TINS door of the Harmony tPa.) sav.
infs Hank have been closed because IN
money was ''tlsd up In tho Penn Ilauk."
Tbe liabilities we're not believed 10 be
large.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
-
An Unaccountsbis Murder.

wArsAr, Wis. June :.
On saturday morning O. W. Thayer,
book-keeper In the Marathon County
Bank, shot and instantly killed Pred. >.
Beales, Messenger Of The sams bank.
Only one person was present at the
time, that being ayoung man named Al
then, who was 10 take Beales' position
In the sank. The trio had been chatting
pleasantly, when Thayer drewa revolver,
placed u 60 The back of fesls's head and
fired, killing him almost Instantly.
Thaycr ran out and 70 the County jail,
vringIng his hands and crying, Eve
killed him, etc. Beales was about niue.
tesu years old aud came from Bonneville,
N. r., where his folks reside. He was
to depart for home to-day. Thaycr has
been employed In the bank for years, Is q
quiet, studioas mau about twenty one
and has many friends.
No cause can be assigned for the ter.
rible deed. 1hayer 10 now In jail and
acts 20 wildly that insanity Is supposed
now 70 be the cause. lie has . mother,
sister and four or Eve brothers hire. The
excitement Il intense. Cashier HsrKer o >
the bank can offer no explanation. He
was lust outside the door when the shot
was bred and saw Thzyer running 70 the
jall.
The coroner's inquest was held and q
verdict rstursed in secoFdancs with the
above,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
WIT AND WISDOM.

Sponge cake Is cake that Is made
with borrowed eggs.-N y. Graphic.
Music does not change the dispo-
sltIon Of our soul Il makes US feel what
We think.
We are are all honest, but the fear
OF the law has . great deal TO do with
paying old debts.
The one prudence In life Is conccn.
tration; the one evil is dissipation; aud
II makes no difference whether our dis.
positions arc coarse or fine. --Emsrsop.
There's great difference bo-
tween thu balance Of power and the
power Of balance" said the young
man whose bicycle flung him hcadlone
into q pond. = chicago Tines.
Law Professor what constitutes
burglary" Student There must be
. breaking" Professor ''fhcn. II, a
man enters door and takes dollar
from your vest pocket In tho hall, would
that be burglary" Student t--"Ycs,
SIR; because that would break me-
Chicago Tribune.
"A wcll-known actor In London
called the other day 10 identity the
body Of q friend who had been fonpd
drowned. The person In charge Of the
mortuary asked II there was any dis
tinctlve mark by which he could recog.
nIzs the body. "0h. yes, was the 70.
ply; "he is deaf and dumb
The Betfer Way.
ilstlcs 70 wess~ IN tie wrb of Mo
A bright and golden nlllnz.
And 10 DO 0of's will ~ith rrsdy heart.
And hands that arr s~ift and willing.
Then 70 snap tbe delicate. minuta threads
of odr euriou. lives ssnhdcr.
And then blaJno nssyen for the tangled snds
And ait and Krievc and wonder.
"A center shot; "Now. Johnny. u
six msn can do pince Of work 10 one
day. how long viii Il take one man 10
do itr' asked m Austin school teacher
10 = sharp little boy. The school
teacher Is q fool II he thinks can an
swor that question whispered johnny
In low voice 10 the NEXT boy. Speak
out. johnny. ! dare say you are right"
replied the pcdagoguc.- Tezas syiing'.
-May-''Yes, have left my last
place." Sarsh-"An' what did you
lave forr The mistress was too
hard hearted. She had no moro scnsi-
bilities than or" "An' did she abuse
you. daaFie7- ''Indaie. she did that"
''An' what did she doP" ''she put an
allarum clock right In my room. an In
the mornings Il made such noise ! cud
not slape another wink. chicago Her
nd. ia
The Yankee says; How dc doi"
the Italian s'Iiow do you standf' tho
frenchman How do you carry your
selfr' the Dutohmsn How do you
farei" the sveds How can youp" the
Polo "Art thou gsyp' the Turk May
Allah prosper iheeir and the Quaker
How L theei'' Out In esibetic Mon
ians the usual SANITATION ist Hello.
Gully. how's yer conducfr Come In and
give the internal revenue boost"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07

Gus De Smith imagines that he Il the
best solo singer in Austin. but nobody
else thinks 30. Whenever be ls present
Al social gathering. be bribrs some
body present IN call on him for soog.
aud then hs wsrbles forth . msdrieal
that he's . depressing effect even on ihs
real estate In that neighborhood. After
= performance Of Ills kind few nights
ago. Mrs. McSpilIkins. who does sos
I've happily with he husband. remarked
70 Gus, With whom she is quite fsmil-
iari :.
"oh, bow wish my husband could
sing lIke thai"
aAhIr responded Cos, Z expect yoa
woulk lIks Il There would b more
sarnosy h ~ fsnily."
''1fs - thaA bns ~ svng III
~r- "a ksv~ - s~r~tle ss<fise d.
sssssl ssss;ssIi."
1has css e>aos1 70 snils ed snlfe
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
Tho East.

In New York on tho 9Th mortgage
om General Grant 10 William yander-
p'cf an undivided quarter Of =ons hun,
I'd ani thirty.nvs cores Of land near
lieso was placed on record. Tho mort
- vas given to secure payment Of a
|eci Tor sl;o,oW givsn by Vanderbilt to
Ant ward. - ..
jrssx R. AID Fasprnscx D. GnAsr flled
Aeinlss IA their assignments at New
orkon tho 18th. y. ID. Grant owed u AIS.
with assess Of $I.fso,oia y. n. orants
hbIliiies were placed at s9,,2iD. his assets
i~z slaI, ,is0. ~ = esssse-s
ArrS afternoons ago tho body OF Nsl.
y Cooley, wealthy hsiress Of Wilkes.
w, Pa, who disappeared Inys'erIously
psrmber last, was found In the su<
seanns River thres miles below Nanti-
~ z ~ - - lflI
isx ihirty.nra annual meeting Of the
nsrican Congregational Association was
y ou the sIth at Boston. Tho years
oslpn ssre <3as3&', and the balance on
M Vas VISA .. -
nm announcement vas made on tho
Nat dspositors n ths Penn Hank AZ
e'sargh would b fosssnses Il shey got
par cent Tbs ovsrdrsfts BY fictitious
s.ss and hrns had reached =. 20. 900.
= Am'coa Tie wreck vas said 70 b
pisss. -
~ ms session of tbs Methodist Confer
~ FnuAdslphla on ~ B-k,<s ssport
adopted BY The Committee oa ths
Of ehnrch tha divorces should
y os granted for sdslssry, ssd shas the
MY party should noe - married ogaiu
snY minister of ~ <foreA.
'H doors Of the Union Deposit Bsnk Of
'.nsburg. Pa vsvs closed on the 1oth.
liabilities would reach sioo. 900, and
Nssuscss we're les than half that
pnt
~ discovery - mad. nm ,h. so,h
John 9. Euo, President Of the Mslro.
man hank Of New York, had fisd 10
'ps, notwithstanding . guard Of six
MI had hssn watching hia rssidsnce
W dAyA s.a.
esasI stoAx while hsssdiag athis door
= ~ joseph Dieksuhsssk. Who ssId
s.'sssstioa that hs rs shoostse a !
BE asasf
Ne rsnnsyivanis I'll rssios my.
~ uillisa barrels Of pesroIsam v~1s ..