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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-19
Moving strawberry Beds.

The practice of moving down straw
berry patches is recommended by Ameri-
can Cultivator only in cases where the
vines are overgrown with weeds The
object is to give the weeds setback,
with the hope that little care will give
the Strawberries the advantage in the
race for life, 1t is Of doubtful utility at
best to try SO harsh remedy. We tried
it once, but at the same time took the
precaution to dig up some of the best
plants ard set them in a place by them
selves where they could be kept free
from weeds These were not cut back,
apd from these we got all our berries the
s subsequent season
Sweet clover is a great honey plant
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-19
To Lift a Bottle with a Straw

keSI enu OF IL
an acute angle
put it into a
De, SO that its
part may rest
hst the side of
! ottle, as in the
4 lxed Fl CURE.
u D take hold of
B bther end of it,
4 if you have
d aged the trick
\ rly you will
Q Die to lift mp
he bott lie with
ut breaking the
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-19
And-ApOpleCtilne
TRADE MARK.

TRADE MARK.
Is a combination of the most potent remedies known
Medical Science for preserving the Fluidity and
PURITY of the Blood and the Integrity Of the
Blood Vessels, should you suffer from Dizziness
Pressure in Head Spots before Eyes Pain Around or
Palptation OF Heart Pain in Region of Heart with
feeling Of suffocation, Ringing Sound in Ears,
Numbness or Prickiy sensation of Limbs especially
the Arm, Pain between Shoulders and in Side, Dry
Cough, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, if suffering
from General Debility with Loss of Appetite, pro.
bottle of Anti-Apoplectine, it not only
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-19

Sweet clover is q great honey plant
wherevi'r |. cen he induced to ;Toe.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-19
Proven

Apoplexy. but cures Paralysis Rheumatism. Heart
Disease Angina Pectoris, Chronic Bronchitis, Liver
Complaint, Kidney and Bladder trouble. Dys
pepsia, &C., sc.
For Sale by all druggists Price 81 bottle six
bottles for IS. Send to DR. F. s. HUTCHINSON & Co.,
Enosburgh Falls, w.t. U. S. A.. for circulars testi.
monials and a treatise on
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
Electric ISi:ierS.

Tli' remedy is becoming 50 well known
9ad p popular a, 10 need no slec.al mem
'ipn. Al Mo have tried Eieclric E.rieIs.
sing the s9uC scna Of praise. Il pu.er me;li-
cine doe, not exist and j; is guaranteed 10 do
oi. Iiia, l. c!alnel. Electric B.rcrs ~iI cuIe
all diseases OF the Lung. and Kidneya, Will
remove PIUpies, Bolls, Salt Rheumatism and
other affections caused from impure blool
VIII drive Malaria from the system and pre-,
vent as well as cdIe ali Mdiariai icyers. Fur
care oi Headache, Constipation and lnlses-
tion try Electric EitIers-Lnrire satisfaction
guaranteed. or money refunded. Price 30
cuts AMI SlQ0 per boric ct I. D. Deaziey,
cLfusstorc. NoJ
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
- - - -
4 SAFE Enyestnscni.

is one which Is guaranteed 10 bring you
satisfactory results, or Ia case 0; failure re-
turn OF purchase rrice. On this safe plan
you can buy from cur advertised Druggist :,
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. 1t is guranteed 10 bring relief in
every case, wien used for nny affection ot
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Cousnmption
inflammation OF Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whoopng Cough, Group. etc, elc. Ii Is
pleasan, and agreeable TO taste, perfectly sale
aud can always be depended upon. Trial
bottles free a, DR.. J. ;. Beazley's drug store.
mlonGl-l W
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

"Auo;hcr wondesi, discovery has been
made and th1i too by i,jy Ia tbs county.
u.s,a,, iss;cn".; rs cia:-hes npou heI ant fo-
.cvrn years shc " lih,;,od its sevcrcsi test.
Lut hcs vital organs were undermined and
Ira'n seemed imminent. For ihGce norli.-
he cousned necessarily and could nu, s!ctp.
She iousiI OF us bottle Of Dr.. ku.'s Now
Discovery iug Consumption aEd was 81 mach
'riicved on 'aEius fist dose ,ha; size SLEPT al!
nigh; and with one boije has hrea mi..cu-
.oas!y cured. Her rame l. .:rs. LatllnI l.uiz =
ihus write ". [. Ham-c. S Co., %. Snc!hy,
y. C,--GeI Ii fee MAI Joii.c i, d !. s Bc;.z
iey's dug store. ml9nOo.lw
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
i Square HL0tk Down.

Hon. John l.. lynch, of this State.
III t-e fntioEa! Herutic&n CcMycn-
ton lie had {; pct Resolution which
Lc Yves Neiy al yior~ to have ;.Ccl-
pol@te! IL tAo platform. i special
telegram tells 4uw Senator S.cwalt.
of Nevada, knocked LyLcl- on: O..
the first round.
There was hot contest il. the
romnii.toe-,oon on The platform.
over the proposed resolution of
Lynch, q Mississippi, referred 70 by
Your correspondent, relative to CIV
ing C"ited States Courts power TO
appoint officers to hold eiectious in
'ilstrlcts here 100 voters make Mi
daT!t that Gu honest election could
not be held. Senator Stewart. Of
Nevada, who en- passaAt Is IL very
conservative man. III his speech be-
'orc Tie committee warmly objected
TO tie Lynch resolution that in case
of dishonest elections the confess
should lie made IL Congress nud
Lat the dishonesty tiectId Con-
crcssincn should no. be permitted 10
hold their seats, on the grounJ that
there had been no election. Alr.
Lynch testify repHod: That inisht
DC well enough /; some Congressman
III not 90 back on his party, IS YOU
't!, IL toe matter ot the con.,IAa-
ton of Justice LlmaT. 10 which
III. Stewart rcspon1ed The day
mas gone 10y for sIoh ie.isl.a.2u as
this The majority of tho people of
lie North arc opposed to putting tie
White men of tie South under the
dominion oi the ncgio.'"
We Thank this Republican Senator
tog this candid and truthful express
,iCn. IL there was soldier behind
every reGro voter the whites would
no: Gs,il submit t. na.ro domino
ion
They would accept marital law IL
preference. .-Co,nmorcill-Bera'
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30


The Louisiana State Fair and Shreveport
Exposition, will be held Nov 5ih, 9Th, 7th
s'h, G;h, l0th, 1883. The following pre-
nliums will be offered
To tie parish making the largest and best
display 0! products grown or produced by
residents Of the parish, $500
To the parish making the second bes, dis
play, S25I.
T. IL. parish making the ,titd best display
Sl50
To the raIish MAILING the fourth bes, dis
play as above. 500.
Samples Of wood mus, be cut in sections
ranging from two fec, in large trees 10 one
Zoo, - s.nn! opes. with bark on one side
auI one end 10 be dressed, showing the pol.
Isl ana grain OF tie wood
Articles entered for parish displays shall
not be entered for special preMiams, or at
any time detached troun the parish exibit, but
the persons con,rbItins to the parish display
may enter and compete for other premiums
by furnishing additional samples OF thci'
articles.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
SEND YOUR EC2S & & i3LS
Ell, Lebanon College,
4 HONE INSTITUTION.

Founded in 1855. An Excelen, ,Fac1l'y
Thorough Instruction., Kind but Rigid pi.cl
pin.
1t mas New, Large and Wcn-furnshe,
Buildings.
1t he's an ABLE FACULTY of EXrERl,
ENCED TAECHEhS.
II is the most hcaliLful location in the Sta'
IL is oac of the most moral communities
The South.
1t helps worthy, poor young men aud sifi
It's terms are cheaper and more libc'ai ':.a
those of any other similar ius'i:alioa.
IL is ONLY two miles fgom Gibbs Siif.ou. ID.
the v, 5 K L. X. r., id>t near c'""4a :
secure the advantages Of the rcii,"ai al
10 miss IT. evils.
Expense, (pcr tern. 81 fivc u na-)
B3aI1, Including Washing. l. 81 ( {. 3
Tuinoh Primary Dcrorr"e-t 1T
N Acad.r1.C Il
Collegiate -
Musical Art '-t
theological Pc. ..'.~a-, f,cc
e. Payable at the ~ 4r- ct ,a,' qua
eT.qG31
Finally, the srlc Of io'rxi-rrina t'inor E
prohibited by special Act ,l use Lc.is"'p"
Address,
sAeI2., ~. VI. Tsz...- -
FeSy l1--l- m. 81. L-'"u.i. Ia
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

CALI Foa 4 CATALoGCE- II You are in,cr-
csted in educating your daughter, it will pay
You TO call at the Office Of the DEACox and
get a catalogue of Howard Female College
GaIlaiin, Tenn One of the best schools in
the South In the blue grass region Of Mid.
die tennessee; Que o. the hcai,hicsI lncait;es
IN the worit. Accommodations first class
rerns lJw. Address a NJ. bURNE",
# President
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

on the 4'h day or JAY there vl iea b..
necne and haskc, dinrer At L;rie Greet, ~
winch the pnbi'c IS cordially iayi,,ed t at,
Tend. The picnic and barbecue .s given 10
ue Farmers CAiou, aud l.ue Creek base
oa'. cluo. match game VIII hr ,.aycd
ny The liale Creek cldb sui Eeoaf Fraine
ci"3. The Alto gun clnh j, invited ,o hold
= ""rna'Htut t.ot cvrri., The g;.i-eps Of
L''le CIe'S and v.a..y. are re-. 4--i,a e.,
"hi'e in the TASK. j.an-t an la5laaue
Nsai- - To- drtv o,i J.-,'t, evening ,r
he Committee al Iit - Creek s.nooI house.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
The Verdict Unanimous

W. u. suIi, Drussist, Biprus, Ind, ,cs'i,
lies: 81 can recon meI Electric Bi;ters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One man took six
bottles, and was cured oc Rheumatism Of 10
years SANDING Abraham Hare, draarist.
Be!iville, Ohio, aflirms: The best selling
medicine have ever handled in my 20 years
experience, is EIscuic Bitters Thousands
of Others have ad,fE ihe.r testimony, so tina,
the verdict is unanimous HAT Eiecptc bitieSs
do cure al diseases of 'hc Liver, kidreys OF
blood. Only La.l dollar 1,oule al DIR. }
5 Beaz!ey's lisg s;oIc 1mls...2 ~
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Be careful with your Paris Green. We
doubt not that there will be demand for il,
thor sh MIR. Culpeper says when we have
lecus, we have no worms, aud we have them
this year.
g,,e,.,y, 10. the wcrm comc;l when least
expected. Lay IL your poison, L.; don't
allow your cattle TO set 10 it,
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
A CARD.
TO tic Afflicted.

This is to certify that have been n suf-
fcrer from piles Tor aJout 81 years. The
tuinoss continued to increase and enlarge,
and produced SO much pain and suffering
that | hal begun to despair OF life. Through
the advice oi friend | placed myself under
care Of DR.. Mccormick, o. Rls;on for treat
memt. am now well, 10 tumors or pain OF
suffering During the time of the treatment
filed M regular appointments, only miss
ing one, and attended to other dn,es. Anc,
knowing nay own condition, no one need
despair who will place themselves nader ID,
McCorlnicA- treatment. The knife uc +,
ligature was not used.
:. P. EvssgTT,
Pastor Iap;is, Church, SLi.oh, Ia.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
Woman. DELAYS ere Dannerous /!

Madame Rsvere's Female Pills for women
aerer fails to always give speedy ond ceEtGih
relief Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
turned. Sen, by mail, securely scaled, in
plain wrapper Tor 0ne DSiilr: three boxes
Ior Ttco Dollars. Particulars Ia letter ior
iour cents in postage stamps. Address
Mrs. L. REVERE, box 2s3, Jersey City, \. j.
ian2l-ly-3p
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
WotLiy Wcat..er-Cr09 i.alietiE
Ofhc Lyp-.a.4 i.ea'io- S..rre.

Cfhc LoU-.a..4 i.,ato. S.nrrc
S,:rriay, lvac .. lSs-.
f.om reports received rcgre.eulins rhc
majority Of pa.!suc@ /; is learned that tie
throughout the STATE during TIE past week,
wuia.. e...,.gl with p tempcratuse below
t1. aver ~ an. veGy sn.aiI percentage o;
-ua-innc h., been g"ner1iiy uniavnrab'e to
MI crops cx.opr nee. In few Of the north
"fn ppr.- .-h"5 tbs ac:ual loccl rainfall fr the
week has Ic6n lclo~ the weekly averssc,
bu, tho cE,r..iyc clou@incss anl humidity
have been nearly an eGuivieni TO the sh1w>
cry w"1thef tha, prevailed througLon, the
tru iiaIcI of the Staie.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
Ibid aGgi Ever?

W. II Revcs. NJ D., OF Baltimore, MI
SAYS: Il lave been in 'he practice Of rcdi,
cine for over eighteen yenIs, hli never have
| seen Tie equaI If Hodges Sat-aparillu IL
has worked m.riclcs he,- ~ caring Rheuma>
iiSm aud ScIoiuia, Have almost come to the
conciusion that Cannot practice wilhou, il
Sold by all druggists. Iu2>lm.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

". +. Walton. Of : G.-Ts!l. Tenn, says:
: have teen >Hn",i.. vilr Neuralgia IN lay
'ace cua hcol OF aai "n rur iaree years /
purchased box OF d. Trruor's In@li.Jlr
Neuralgia Cure ani t,,s ci,ht oi The ills.
have not felt amy symptoms Of Neuralgia
since. II gives me t,al,use 'o fecun.in nj
II" Sold by all tus-is,s. Ino2>im.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

All nou.res!lcnts owning land in Richlenl
should Immediately correspond With the Sec
Tetsry Of the Immigration association of Rich
land parish. State number acres for sale,
price, and tyne Of payments, &c Also send
in contributions il money, for the purpose
Of paying ior advertising your lands and fur
nishihg papers 10 those who nrc inclined to
seek homes in cur parish.
Address WILEi Z. MANGHAM.
If RayyilIe Il,
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

aAu appropriate sogsesiion'-usc HUNTS
Cure for Itch, R,nsworm, Tsi'er, Eczema
aud all skin eruptions' Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Dr. J. $. Beazley,a and f. W. Tbomp-
son. D.Ai laaiG'im
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

We regret 10 learn Of the severe illness Of
DR.. McMnilcu Of Delhi Dr.. McNullen is an
excellent physician, and his death would be
great loss to the people of that vicinity. He
is effected with something similar to menin-
vi,
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
NOTICE.

There viii DC a meeting of the School
Board on Monday July q, 1855 An mcm-
bers are respectfully urged TO attend; impor-
tant business requires yoar presence. IL
order of The President
1892 w. I. INSLEY, Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Deafness Produced by r>ius Cheatnan,'s Chill
Tonic Monsy refunded Il II fail, t. cure.
son, Delhi. Jn lG-lm
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Clcatham's Chill Tosic is free from Qain'
ne, Arsenic, S,rychninc, McrGnry OF other
dangerous dfugs. Purely vegetable. CUR,
ur.,eed to cur. Sold by DR.. J. s. Beazley
also Z. w. Thompson, Delhi. ianl6-im
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Chcathans Cream Balsom, guaranteed 10
cure Ft"x Diarr;ea, Dysentary, Summer Com
PLANT and all disorders OF the Bowels Con-
lains neiih or olloroform nor opium. Soil hy
Or. ] . ). Bc1zley, also f. W. Thompson,
Delhi. jInl6>ly
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
Signsi CoT,s, Director

1t is reported that Hon. Geo. ".
Montgomery, Of Madison will be
a candidate ior Congress from this
district. Geo. ". Montgomery would
make it hot for his opponents rs he
is very popular in the river parishes.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

War, pes,ilence and famine destroy count,
ess thousands. But indigestion, dyspepsia
deransenent ot the liver and stomach are
powerful foes 10 tho Epman race. a!orris'
C,scarme will defeat their ravoees. Fit.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
70 The Afflicted.

The Iubli'' rrr notified ih1' tic undersigned
is prrplc..j 10 treat Pi1s, F,>iUid, F,Ssn' ,
Iteration ollicr rectal tfo bics. Aud wa,
.uarautrc 4 purleci care inwll cases "i rLcs
vll!,ru, The u,e OF Inc kniica Otherwise leo
i"lan lei.
tosrcspnuic.cc solicited nnl will
,t,ictiy cun.iiti'ial
=. y. MCCORMICK. ND.
IN Ciirc Ia. nlslonis
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Abel Frantam, colorcd, has our thanks for
a mess of ioas,ingears. They are very fine
Abel is ohe O.! the bcs, farmers ia the coun>
try. He is an exception for co,orcd man.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Crops arc beginning TO ret grassy. Tie
continued rams have trtIi. led ;le piov IL.
''I We nevrr saw prospects Tor euIly corn
better.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

!. s.. HrOphyIac,ic Fluid cures ehanns s.
spys NJ inG,ma,icn OF all kinds; cures
' 80 soro eyes; relieves pans ron
- sing. Of insects and sore ns;yo ,ssi o' smell
m o ..i q, any par, Of the body; clean
- wni.s" .s"s The breath; preserves 'is
P'" ,oothache; sore gum; ,,, aua
80 easss I;ss,s Of the Fluid in The ,ae, wa.eI
r. bashinx y .;.h jan2>lm.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
7 Z THE PEoFLE or 'HIcHLFAD.
n.T.i.t., la, A;Iil IN, 1855

n.T.I,.., Ia, A;rn 7'h, lsso
&c undersigned have been apf"it'cd !
the NorL Lr"i-iana Ia "i.t;.-n A-.orst'i>
l. agents 5v uu lau', :. hchauI fa:i-'
with view Of l.,:ios ac'rsl s"l'icrs - con.
,ud buy home. iu ca, l'or-a. liz proper
sac in til, connection ut c:c of the O.
i,c's in view : - -, options ca BOLTS {
'auIs fcon C;J to 2}oJ ocr"s. S'Hi-ic,
inan;i;y ior .etiemeut. Tie pcuil, vi
icsise - c,a..tric fro.n ,L4 nnrh-~c., 1c>is
, c,.l. ~ nAo.h.r, sa,i:,;eu: to i.a.a NEG.
i.".hood>, have their os-n chach-,, sri,
non,cs. &. L., <i!,c rci-t',.r- iu, III,
heals io--'..er a..j cog. 4 ,hey CO.. otter 'Ar.
and, II. ql.r'j.i,- as .o ...aict
Adde'S. e.'h-r c' 80 :..l,rsis-el at Ia.
,i..e, l..
tL....fg
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Eddie Justice seat us half dozen Of the
finest onions we have seen this ye1r. This Is
a fine country Ia raise such things.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Wonderful have been the discoveries
through the inventive gcnious and scientific
knowledge Of men. But the properties of
Morris Cascarine for the relief O. q d.Sor-
dercd liver are uncCualled. Jun2-ii.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
Notice.
President.

There will be a meeting of the Immicyl-
ton hs,ocia'ion ct RlYyi!lc on Saturday,
jane Both, lSS8. Come ont a'teGl the meet
ing and let Us exchange view..
4. Z. CO1rER,
WILEY p. MASGHiM, President
Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

We received Il tomato ou, off IL Rhymes
field iLai measured eleven iLchos IN circnm-
ference.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
EEA;AETS O. OBSERVERS.

F,,,,,,,,,,,,.- -, o,., ,.,.,....,. g.,
many ,oa,.. ,.,,, src.,,on
y,,,r...,,. D.. ,,,. .-,. e.
,..,.,.. .....,,..-.c,.,
c.'r-,.- r.. -....t. .,.... ..,.- .,....c.,
-.,..... .r......t..... ......-.,
H.. ,,.,......-.-... ....,..,.
f,y,...rt. ...... ...-. ....,...,,, o..,..l
IH..,.. u.n.-r...,. 5-.,o ,....h,
.......,....,
Tor, ,,,.i.....,.t--..,,,.y.,. ,,....,,.,,. .,.,
,.......,...t
C..l.....- ,---,.-.,-... ,,i,.- o.,,,. -..-,...
','''- mes WIZ 'Sa '-'i'i. c' ''e.f c"';OH
crops. Corn iirr; cats light
Inn.W:-Ioo much rain, cotton grassy;
worms T"uYucd
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

=. keen standing the following notice:
|. .o.pmunicarions must reach this Office by
s.lb,s Thursday morning, if they appear
-. s,,, issue after they ar" received, anu
.,,;.emen,s mus, be handed in before FIJI
= noon.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

80. ef the entertainment "' A''o
~ We predie, that it will O0
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

r..,;,,. has beea fall Of drummers The
- week.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

-ho are ;nclineI to biliousncsa' w'l'
sS-.;, cascarine an unfaiing remedy
!. eradication
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
EXPENSES.

The freight will be s2OO70
5000 lbs ice at 100 per 100. .... $500
at 10 per cent Oh total
valuaion ia Cincinnati at $3.50
per Lashcl with d,ayoge added 106 -
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

The cal load OF Tomatoes shipped from
here on 25th inst contained 1871 boxes OF
Az bushels.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

-. .vrsdnauess the agony Of ..l .Aa
~, Known as Piles. This
.,.s.u.ed BY taking Nor
juu2>4t.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

8. .,.,,hsr has been oppressive this
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
religious Directory,
Aenevo.ens Ordcrs

|o's. NJ '','n"nraIi1rs "an Of F. McC,
sa,ur.,v m .os' F. 4 A. Masons, ,h;rs
\ y. " T. e5eh-inon'h-J. s. su-nm.,I.a
w. I. o'lver, secre.ary. '''"'''f'''"
'u;s soar Ledge No. p, Kri,l,s r..
igh nnrnu,ev s.ts every alrernriive Tn..1,.
: s Of p p BBV'tSOWARDS, [. C.; T.NR%y'a...' ',',@'
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

Which anouA,s 10 SIS cents per box or
3 90 per bushel ne, proceeds il round rum-
bers
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
Eeiproceeds

Total valuation .---..---. .-.----.S Sl56l. 81
Deduct tu;ai expenses. cs... All.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30

VII. 6. SslTT.:: CO,
- <As.sag.Sgs 81. <s,'~ 0cl.
Richland beacon., 1888-06-30
After T'l,rCc Hea..s.

Wis. Man-Num, Uh2 ci9Jts w.lt) las
heen very s;ck u.,swc,s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-12
THE THREE JUDGES.
The Church Case Submitted-Ad.
missions to the Bar.

All three judges were on deck wher
the silvery tones of the bailiff rang oui
On the cool air of the Supreme Court
yesterday morning, and during the
morning hour the following busines,
was transacted. No session was held in
the afternoon, an adjournment being
taken in order that the judges might
attend the funeral services of Mrs.
Thomas:
Lucian Soitzgable, respondent, VS..
May Worseldine ct AL, appellants:
from Third District, petition for rehear
ing denied.
The Wasateh Mining Co., respond
ents, VS.. Joseph A. Jennings ct al ap.
pellants; from Third District; petition
for rshearing denied.
Peter Hygerson, appellant, vs.. John
@. Witbeck ct al, respondents; from
First District; submitted aud taken
under adviser ent.
Riley d. Winters, Joseph Fl. Hurd,
Lindsay r. Rogers and Hiram II.
Henderson were admitted to practice in
the Supreme Court, and took the re.
Quisite oath.
The United States of America We. the
late corporation OF the Church of Jesus
Christ of Laster-day Saints ct al; ap.
plication for the allowance of an ap-
peal to the Supreme Court OF the United
States from the orders appointing q re-
ceiver in this cause was argued, sub
mitsed and taten under advisement.
Frank Wright, respondent, VS.. Mayer
8. Ascheim, appellant; ordered that
this cause be pnt on the; calendar of the
present term and hearing thereof set
for January 10Th.
Court adjourned till 10 am. to day.
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A California Disaster.

SAN FRANCISCO, January lit is
here that the Los Angeles ex-
press train on the Southern Pacific met
with fearful accident near Ccliente,
last night. The last car of the
train was an emigrant,- which broke
one of its wheels and was de-
tacted from its train ard went
rolling down an embankment Fifty or
sixty feet. The car took fire and was
soon reduced to ashes. The train
had gone two miles before
the accident was discovered. The
locomotive and coach Immediately went
20 the scene of the accident. Several
emigrants were picked up seriously in
iured. Brakeman McCurdy received
Injuries from which he died shortly
afterward. An unknown lady also re-
ceived fatal injuries The injured pas
sengers were left at Sumner for medies
treatme, t. Reports concerning the &c
cident are still meagre.
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An Assassin.

-SYoAMoRE. H. January 1I.-John
Luchen, farm hand employed by Mrs.
Cristman, q rich widow who lives ON q
farm near here, AID Lorena Cristman,
daughter of the widow. have been
mysteriously shot. Luchen has lived
with the family about six years.
Last night he answered a
knock at the front door. and "a
man suddenly shot him in the add J.
men. Loreaa ran to the window-a and
was struck on the arm, shattering the
bones The cries of Mrs. Cristman
were heard by neighbors, who came TO
tue rescue, but the assassin had disap-
pesred and there is no clue to his iden-
ilty. Luchen viii probably die.
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Tho Result.

PoTrsvILLE, January 1.-THE bust
ness mems com lnittee that waited on
President Corbin in Philadelphia, have
returned here. They say no
definite conclusion was reached, that
Corbin took the determined position
that whatever might be dune in the
case of miners, that of the railroads
would not be considered in connection
with it. Upon the miners wages sug-
gestion he had no specific assurance.
but the tenor of his communication was
such as to justify the inference that no
obstacles would be thrown by. the
Reading management in the way of an
anlicable settlement.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Received at Salt Lake City, January II,
1888, at II &. m.
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The Grown Plince

BERLIN, January 11.-Uount Rodon-
liski, the Crown Prince chamberlain,
Just retul ned from San Reno, says the
Crown Princes general health is better
than it has been for years. He is so
sure of maintaining it that he has
his chamberlain to remaii
until the cad OF February.