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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

WiNNfPEG. March 10 9-McGarigle the
fugitive from Chicago. denies the pub.
lished reports that he intends to shortly
icinrn 10 Chicago, matters having taken
such shape that he need not fear THEN
prosecution He leaves for Montreal in
Il ie2 days, and says he has no intention
of returning to Chicago.
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NORFOLK
Telegraph Companie- Fighting In th'
Courts.

Courts.
isDtclsl 10 the Times.l
NORFOLK, March l0.-The important
controversy between the Postal Tele.
graph Company and the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company which for
several days has been argued in the Nor
folk County Circuit Court between op-
posing counsel IN the case, was to-day
brought to Il close for the present upon
the Court deciding to sustain the Objec-
ton made by the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company. judge Parker held
that the notice was Illegal and unsound,
and that the case was properly before the
court. The effect Of quashing the notice
is 10 withdraw the case from the docket
II T. anticipated tnat a struggle in the
lower and appellate courts will keep up
the railroad aud telegraph war for long
time. Mr Parrish of Richmond, and
Captain Marshal, of Portsmouth, ap-
peared for the telegraph company, and
Major Robert Stiles, Of Richmond, and
'lr Charles Sharp, Of Norfolk, for the
railroad company.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Drank CarDonie Acid A Melancholy
peath-Nr Barbour Interviewed.
Special 10 the TINES


Special 10 the TINES
ALEXANDRIA, VA, March l9.-This
evening Hubert, Mr. john Donnely' s
Youngest boy, mischieyously obtained a
bottle of carbonic acid and drank Of it.
His mouth was horribly burned. The
effects are not necessarily fatal
The body of Miss May McCleary, OF
West Virginia, was shipped 10 Lewis
burg this evening. Hers was melan'
choly death She was attending confer
ence. She died of Brights disease, but,
il is said, also of morphine, which she
took Saturday for the headache.
Senator Barbour told a Cassitss cor
respondent to-day that he had no prefer
ence, nor could he have, regarding the
State Committee chsirmanship-
A majority of conference delegates
have departed
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pROAD STREET. OPERA HOUSE

Three Nights Only. MONDAY. TUESDAY
.rI WEDNESDAY. MARCH lsth. lsth and
fl FnIn.es every day. Grand Production
. Nr Emma -. T. n sonthworihs Celena-
..I Uruit. sfuIg. entitled. lHt H pntN
HAND I.ffIlu..us George d. te eIlrIe'A -
STAR eTD-k fO1 ANY. ihr Drama infer-
...I-.l Hlt4 Song Dances ana f.tnihtiun
.....-. Illustrating Lilo ll NrW fuik hua
.... tI.|Iuf thursday. friday Hni ~Ht
I...r TlChII- OF LEAN p Mn. mail-tt
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AZ ANTED'-A LADY DESIRING
W a situation In family - sew and as
sist IN h0usework. Address :. A. q sisnorth
flffl street smr1T-lt
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WAsniNoroN, Z, C., March i9.-The
Kansas delegation has united In asking
the administration 10 appoint kepresen-
taiiye Thomas Ryan Minister to Chill
Mr. RYAN is said to be tired Of Congress,
and lac would like TO 60 10 South Amer
fg4
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GheAr BARRiNGroy. MASS March 10.
Last evening wilile Cora, The fourteen
year.old daughter Of Frank Palmer, one
OF the most prominent citizens OF Rock
bridge, was returning from singing
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YOU A r. E
WIDE-AWAKE TO VALUE.

Stylish and clothing IL the only sort we SELL
HI il doing than getting Your money IL IL get
ting well known by its goodness. -
Confidence is the just and indispensable auxiliary 20
We rcapng generous harvest from IL al.
ready, and making headway in that direction every
day. remains for to keep OH mat We
want To do is sell every man within reach OF our
store the Clothing in this city and make IL cost less
than expected TO pay.
IL easy enough TO make yOn secure and steady Gus.
toners when YOU have once saved money by us.
Our ENTIRELY NEW STOCK il in perfect order
II il hardly enough 10 they the best you'll see
this season You'll be twice pleased with them. The
work and styles, not only, but the designs are SUI
per0T
Eet il depend what YOU want to spend, what sort
Of Spring OvercOats you'll look at We have slk.ltncd
and without. Rely OH accurate fit and n0bby style.
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Revenue Receipts.

WAsuIScroN, ID. C., March l0.-The
aggregate internal revenue receipts for
February last were $57,5l0 less than
those for February, 1888.
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We are busy selling Il 10 your friends.
THE BOSTON
One-Price Clothing House,
1000 MAIN STREET.
SchWarZSchild & Co.,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
BY Manning {. staples.
llCla Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE IN FURTHER
/ EXECUTION OF \ DEED OF TRrsD
0F FAhM or Pc ACRES, MORE OK LESs.
WITH.rHE IMPROVEMENT THEREON -
situated IN Ameia county. Va, about two
miles from NaiCaN Depot. aud bounded on tho
north and east by the App maftos river, on
the south by the lands Of Nc kinney. and ON
the west by the lands OF Gusky.
by virtue of dted OF trust from j. 4. In
man and Serene Anderson. teoor,led IN Deed
Book 8. PAGE l5j. In the Clerks Once Of
Amelia county, aud being required - Go do by
the holders OF the notes therein secured. l
viii sell at public auction, at Amelia Court
house. on
THURS ,AY. MARCH 2sTH. 1889.
az l. mid davl, the above described property.
TERMS. Cash as 20 expenses of sale aud
balance on a note due March I'm. 1855. s+O.5s.
with interest from March 18th. 1888, I'LL paii.
and note 10 fall due lptior 10 sAlei March
lIth. 1889 with Interest from March itth. ls-D.
aud upon the following credits. not. $3.50. pay
aDie March Eth. 1855. with intrfest from March
18th. 1896 note due March lsfh, 1891, s2jo. WITH
Interest from March lsth, ls-J. note payable
18Th. 1856. note due March Eth, 1888. 4 o. With
Interest from March lith, isrd, nuto payabas
Marcn 18th, 1894. $3.50. with Interest fIOm
March lith 1855. The residue a. the said J. =.
i-mnn and Serene Anderson may direct. or in
case ur their failure so to do, as the trustee
deems NJ.
va g prremptory. VI G. STAPLES,
mhlS ti@ Trustee.
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Over $1,000. go of "Wbitlock's Old Viz
sinia Chsroots' sold and no complaint
Take no other package unless II has my
name on il, otherwise you Will De ILL
posed on
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- WAsaI>GGoS u. g.. March 10
I fs sP. ST. Inlicau0us-fur Virginia
--- min followed by faif ia Western Nir
sua stationary temperature. north
, Ir .nls hEn ou tho coast
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GnO,tKIIs &c
Tor FASTING IN LENT

FOR FASTING ~ LENT.
TRY OCH
smoked SALMON and ffALiblI T.
tllfei BLOAIlk5 ful hLhhltOS.
A. fDtl-H. MAtkEHfL E..
hlbLLN sPNUllEt and HAhBi hO
rlJkLEp HLkkING-.
tlkN BEANS SNAPS. aud PEAS.
TOMATOES. Ft tMFkiN-. rEAtHhS,
Fttk- fll M.. PiNEAprLf~.
IFNftNI-. $40 ~llNtON1. DllNLS.
INsif-H PICKLES.
-IaIf ANIAl dul a D. A.nl- uf tiittrt.
AlltNIID fl AXIS. fLAtNL5. AP
Pills. lliLRitli-.
tAliiDNNi fitlNtH FElNL-
AANii PAT Nts. on $ iUc. per pound
Sales a con ~ - Que o~u roasting ace al
nlfs Increasing. Everybody wants thc
ARABIAN MIXTURE.
plf SWEET MOUNT rAlN VIM ~ only -,
AID olf PREMIUM WHISKY al -. ~ take
fho lead.
LUhOPGAN STORE of HERMAN SCHMIDT
and j2 ~ ai. corner fifih street,
mll f fthnoud. Va.
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By II. 3. Chafin Co., Auctioneers. Nc..
No. north Tenth street. Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

VALUABLE LAND IN THECIrY OF RICH
MOND AND IN THE COUNTY
OF HENRfCO,
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AMUsHMENrs.

1 CADENI OF MJSIC
p \ WaafH S lEtrH. Lo-see- aud N1uag ais.
utNuAY. March lHh. Ihre7 uignt- and
WEDNESDAY MATINEE Tho Fraldr-t
l....I.f.0n over -0eu iI tna south Tho la
rcnf-lel American actor.
LEWIS MORRISON.
s.HH ft.1nf DDS oNn elective company in p
..l...fcguf aprciiclIaf I9AAtii'H OK
FAUST
....uI.nr fhr zonieiui BHQCkEN sClNt.
t. fn. .n u.Is ul living nlf. ~firliIu4
l..f f...a. .H..f-. a .Hr bond 90 mia 1in-. or
..| advance iu prices.
I..n .-n -f.I .tIH sc seats hNW .f'H
Is
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

The following are the Federal Offices
in Virginia with salaries for which the
great scramble Is now being made by
oifice-seekefs
District Attorney Eastern District)--
$500 and fees; assistant, q 800; marshal.
5000 and fees Attorney tWestern Dis
tricO-s200 and fees; assistant, 81 POO;
marshall. fees.
Internal Revenue Collector-Rich-
mond s4 500, and twenty-seyen deputies,
with salaries ranging from $1,000 10
g 900
Colleclor-Lynchburg, $500, with
twenty-five deputies, whose salaries
range from 81 900 to $1,000.
Richmond, ,t8, 400; Peters
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By George W. Mayo, Auctionoer.
John 4. LaughtOn, Jr.. sileemanJ
No. q north Ninth street.

CURATOR SALES or THE LAW
y AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY Op
THE LATE HON. JAMES NELSON AT
AUCTION
As curator OF the estate OF tho late Hon.
James NeesOn shall sell AZ auction, on
FRIDAY, MARCH THE 22D.
commencing at o'clock r. NJ AT fhe auction
house on George ". Mavo. No "A Ninth street,
by catalogue. his LIBRARY OF LAW AND
MISC ELLANEpUS BOOK :, comprising do
slrabe collection OF standard books Iata-
lOlnies are now ready. aud may be had on ap-
piicatiOn
he PIANO, MIRRORS. FTRNITURE.
CARPETS. &c. viii be SOLD 10 DAY We'd
Desdayl at tue same place at 1910 o'clock A.
II. T.. y. WINSTON.
Curator estate James NJ son, deccasl Il.
GEOnGF W. MAYO. AuctiOneer. mh,O 81
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OtricE or TIE cry AUDITOR.
RlUuu0Nb. VA. March y. i'-t
\ \TI

\ Office
aeli..nse faVes of l-,9 have been nssesse =
i..I nI4U-I iu fIe ofhse ior thc Inspection ol
a .Ir.U UruHi.
..... 4--...neuts iuoiudc all persons liable
I.t cla-. ur specific taN iOl l-e' aud WE To-
rl..l lu fh.a Office until
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH ~. ls,9.
Tie Committee ou Finance viii meet in the
t.......U Court room. iity nAl. ON lnulaAif
...I I..tt. tHe 2lst auI f,lut March. hefWrvl
.N. N,ur. nf JanI1 r. ~. fnr fhr purp So ~
i.tr.rr Hul considering appeal. iful ehil it
s..sIntnfs. AU persons concerned ue noiilti
fH4'frUf these ne-tnts Ji tur Nu.i' o.. u'
f. CHANGE of Classification on TAX ~ ID after
.tarI b.. made eNDepf Dy order oi TIE Ct}
1.ul.I 0f recommendation VI the Finance
mhIl-t MILEs TURPIN. Auditor.
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THE UEss,

Established january. 1891,
was absorbed by 'Ehc DaiiS
T;mc. December -. fsec.
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WANTED-f WISH 4 PARTNER
w with some experience or capital 10 a
DAILY AEWSPAP Eh. soon 20 be started la
u thrifty Town. For particulars address, n"
care this Cllce.
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TaiE pAII4X TIMES,

PnbIislicd every day nm the
wear, and the only Monday
tnaruing daily Issucd m
virginia.
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MEADE HASklN
JOHN DU MOP,
N NJ GILLIAN

special COMMISSIONERS
/, Charles ". OOGGin, clerk 81 said court,
testify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the der, IN said cause OF
January 25. 1882 his been duly given. Given
under my hand this 18th day of March, lssy.
CHARLES Is. GODUIN.
Sale by K. -. CHAFFIs Co, AuctlOnetrs.
mhl4 td
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Sleepless nights made miserable be
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure IL thy
Remedy for you.
OWENS & MINOR DRus Co.
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WANTS.

4 GENTS WANTED-CAN MAKE
~ from ESQ 70 $3.50 day. New scheme.
Apply 1903 east Main street mhle IL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25

Monroe circuit court is in session this
week.
Tho deposits in the First National Bank
Of Orlando amount 10 over 500. 900.
Lawtoy, tho strawberry town Of Florida,
shipped over $50. 900 worth Of Strawberries
this season.
Mr. Cummings 81 Tampa has been
awarded "A contract to build four cottages
IN East YbJr.
". n. Sheats OF Gainesville estimates
that % viii require g.. 800 20 pay has losses
on Vegetables tbs yea.
fhe moss aftcslan well that Is being rod
NJ the watcr works lt Tampa has reached "a
depth OF over I 40 feet
Two furniture dealers. two un1ertaaors
ADD a hotel mao Noro in Tampa this wpek
lppalng flF blsinass opo 81.
Gov IrmIng ate ld Gro c0mmfufo
nlsut exercises q che Eas d ~ "a seminary
90 ealnssFulg Wednesday and Thursday.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA

ONLY RUNNING
IN
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUWANEE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


Suwanee County, Flor da.
THE NEW SUMNER RESORT, stuated in
Il the high and dry section Of the state,
one mile from Suwanee Station on tia Savan-
nan, Florida and Western railway, wi tn morse
car TO meet every train; no long drives in acks
OF ten or Twelve miles; easy Of acce;hi TO all
parts OF the state. 1t offers many induce
ments as a
= u M M Err r ESOEGT
not equaled by springs IN the north Free from
ma aria ana logs; perfect system OF water
works and drainage; not and cold water direct
from the Springs, in every room, bath 70 ON to
every cottage; steam launch and row boa Is on
the river; billiard rooms, bowling alley GRO
quet, lawn tennis, danc aud roller SIX lting
pavillions for pleasure Of guests.
AS "A REM ED a / A N 7
1t is well known for its wonderful cures Of L heu-
matism, Dyspepsia Distas e Of III Liver, id
neys, Blood and Skin. Resident Physician in
attendance
Rates: Sl2:5o per week; special Inducements
offered to families.
Excursion Tic Sets on sale from all points ON
s., +. and W railway, Brunswick and West aln
railroad, Florida Central and Peninsula. ia cll-
sonvlle, Tampa and Key West and Flor da
Southern systems For further particulars, or
pamphlets containing testimonials, address
j. w. SCOVILLE, &c eral Manager,
Suwanee Sulphur Springs Co., Suwanee, Fla.
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DOBOY, DARIEN AN
BRUNSWICK.

Close connection at DARIEN for all landings
on Altamaha and Ocmulgee rivers, and all sta
tons on S. \. and VI. r. r.
Freight received up TO P. NJ sailing dates.
W. 7. GIBSON. Agent.
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Savannah, Americas and Montgomery
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

STEANER MAGGIE BELL leaves W. T. CID
- son wharf MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
al =. ~ for
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JACKSONVILLE TAMPA And KEY WEST SYSTEM
T II E PICAL TRUNK LINZ


erand
and Havana
D F. Manager DAC .Genpa
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LEAVE ARRIVE LEAVE LEAVE
CITY. CITY. ISLE OF HOPE. MONTGOMERY
1925 m s40am Sis m $50 m
1925 pm 2OOpm 1:35 D m 1905 IN
+1:15 pm $50 pm sos ma $40 p m -
Every Monday there win be a train for Mont
gomery, leaving city ESQ m.
**On Saturdays and Sun lays last train leaves
Montgomery and Isle Of Hope 6:10 and 6:35 p m
@Ths 3:25 p. m train is the last one out of
city Sunday afternoon.
ton Saturdays this train leaves city at 7:45
p m. j. H. JOHNSTON, President
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The MORRISON HOUSE

fEkfRALff iCaatei Ca ias n street carr
4 uler u.aaEaIt south r9uus wit erceilsnt
hoard Iaaa.f rHfrf VITA row taths. s.N-rafs
aud VENT .afI1n perfect. the faultary cendn 81
RI fhe hcusu "a N m u@st Corner BrsuFhtgH
AID Dfayt9n stFpes. safeRnak Ga.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Patent on a Car Coupler offered for
Sale for S2O-Threc Young Men OF
Americas Drink Twenty-Eight
Schooners OF Beer Each in Three
Hours and Keep Sober.
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
CITY AND SUBURBAN RAILWAY.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 90 1889.
ON and after TUESDAY, April Both. the fol
~ lowing schedule will be run on the outside
line.
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Line Railroad.
STEAM CARS.

Sl'HA NJ q rs.
CATHEDRAL CEMETERY, BONAVENTURE
AND THUNDERBOLT.
CITY TIME.
THE following suburban schedule will be ob-
L served on and after MONDAY, April 29th,
week days (ses special schedule for Sunday: Z
Leave Savannah, 7:1o, 1875 A. NJ, 800, 400
500 *6:45 p. NJ
Leave Thunderbolt, $50 500 A. NJ, 1890, $3.50,
$50 SEQ P. n.
Leave Bonaventure, 900, sos A. NJ, 1925
3:S5 435. 6:25 p. NJ
saturday night last car leaves city 7:i5, in
stead of 6.45.
Take Broughton street cars p minutes before
departure Of Suburban trains.
A. G. DRAKE Supt.
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I S L A n d II O u $ E .
- W. HARBOR, Mount Desert Island, Main
. This house is finely located in full view of
the Ocean a Mountains; will be opened for
boarders June 18th. Terms moderate. Send fol
circulars. II H. CLARK. Prop. Capacity $50
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aIIIFe hIVtf J uncJlOn
u & i RRANCH
Charleston and Savannah Railway
Schedule in Effect May 18th, 1889

Schedule in Effect May 18th, 1882
TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah o.
L STANDARD Time, which is SO minutes slo"1
than city time.
NORTHWARD.
No. c. No. Ia No. rs No. 81,
Lv Saw. Gas N 1889 pm s:10 pm 3:l5 pm
Ar Beuft+l0:1f am ........ ........ .....'.
Ar All'dTe10:25 am ...... ........ ...''''
Ar Aug. 1870 pm .......... ........ -. =.
ar Char. 12:10pm SEQ pm LES m v:4O IA
SOUTHWARK.
No. 49, No 35s No 27.H .......
Lv Char. 7:Oam $40 p m 400 N ....''.
Lv Aug. ...... . l2:45 . m .......t ...'''-
LvAnd'l'e+5:s0 am 1855 pm 49,. ...''.
Lv Beuft 7:22 m goo p m 49,. ..-.'''
Ar Saw. OIL. 1870 I'm 200 pm 6:4i m 80, ,
daily. Italy except Sunday. .SuDA''
only
Train No Il stops at all stations oeTe'H
Savannah and Yemassee. -.
Tram No. IS stops only at Monteth' hu'
vile. Ridgeland. Green Pond.
Trains Nos - and 66 stop at all statloE al
For tickets Pullman car reseryat 2u .s ~.
other information. apply 70 WM. bhf-N' NN''
Agent, - Bull street and at depot.
= =. McSWINEN, Gen. l'ass Az
G. S. GADSDEN. Superintendent
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-23
REVOLUTION In BRAZIL.

Dom Pedro, of Brazil, has been
dethroned and a republic started
upon the ruins of the empire. The
uprising was sudden and bloodless.
The emperor was notified that his
services and presence were no
longer desired in such way that
he Immediately abdicated and left
for Europe, Dom Pedro was a
good and humane ruler; under his
rule slavery was banished entirely
in Brazil and many reforms in,
augurated. But the people of the
Western hemisphere are essentially
republican - monarchy is reppr
nant to them; royal families ~.fe
not wanted. The last empire on
the American continent has gone
down.
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THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL. IDAHO, NOV. %, 1880

Our old Iowa friend, Hon. T. j.
Anderson, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of Utah, is having
lively times these days with the
festive Latter-Day-Saints. A few
weeks ago an avowed polygamist
appeared before Judge Anderson to
be naturalized and the Judge
promptly and very properly told
him that a man who believed in
practices that were against the laws
of the United States - whether
cloaked under the guize of religion
or otherwise-was not fit person
to be an American citizen. And
now the Judge is hearing testimony
concerning the qualifications for
citizenship of Mormons who have
taken the oaths and covenants of
the Endowment House. Several
apostate Mormons who have been
through the House," have testified
that they there took oaths to avenge
the blood of the prophets Joseph
and Hyrum Smith on this nation;
that they were told to enter into
polygamy; that they were to obey
the priesthood in all things; and
that their right arm was Amounted
to make it strong in avenging the
blood of the prophets; that the
penalty for breaking or divulging
these different oaths and covenants
was that their Threats would be cut
from ear to ear; to disemboweled, etc.
On the other hand several Mormons
have testified that they took no
oaths against the United States, etc.,
but when pressed for a direct
answer as to what did really take
place in this connection, uniformly
decline to answer" To the out
side observer this declining to state
creates the widest suspicion and the
Saints are certainly not adding any
thing to their case by the evasion
If the Mormon church is the law
abiding American institution its
supporters claim it to be, it should
court the fullest investigation of its
acts instead of concealing them by
oath bound obligations. While we
will not pretend to state what the
courts judgement will be we have
no hesitancy in saying that the
cause of pure, true and unalloyed
Americanism. will not suffer by
Judge Anderson's opinion.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-23
Tale of a Towel,

When I think of the towel, the
old fashioned towel, that used to
hang up by the printing honse
door, think that nobody in these
days of shoddy can hammer out
iron to wear as it wore. The tramp
who abused it, the devil who used
it, the comp. who got at it when
these two were gone, the makeup
and forman, the editor. poor man,
each rubbed some CRIME off while
they put heap on. In, over and
under, twas blacker than thunder,
twas harder than poverty, rougher
than sin; from the roller suspended
it never was Bonded, and it tapped
on the wall like banner of tin. 1t
grew thicker and rougher and
harder and tougher, and daily put
on a more mixer hue, until one
windy morning without any warn
ing, it fell to the floor and was
broken in two.-Burdette.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-23
The Parma Schools.

ED. TRIBUNE-The following are
the grades resulting from our last
monthly examination, ending No
vember Is, in school district No. s.:
Isabella Odam-Orthography SO,
elocution 100, arithmetic 100,
grammar photography 100, history
100, physiology 100, deportment and
attendance 100. Jennie Stockton
Orthography SO, elocution 100,
arithmetic 100, grammar 100, ge-
ography 100, history 100, physi-
ology 100, attendance 100, deport-
ment 95. Nettie Odam-Orthography
80, elocution 100, arithmetic 100,
grammar 100, geography 100, his
tory 100, physiology 100, attend
ance and department 95. Allie
Stockton-Orthogr So, elocu-
ton 100, arithmetic 100. Grammar
100, history 100, geography 100,
physiology 100, attendance 100, de-
pertinent IS. Walter Smith-Or-
biography 924, elocution SO, arith-
metic 100, geography 100, history
100, attendance and department 50.
Willie Stockton-Ortho 90,
reading SO, geography 100, arith-
mctic SO, attendance and deport-
ment 95. Bonnie Ross-Orthography
"a, reading IS, geography 100,
arithmetic 100, attendance and de-
pertinent 95. James Martin-Or-
biography 924, reading 924, afith-
metic 80, attendance and deport-
ment SO. Asa Ross-Orthography
80, reading SO, attendance 100, de-
pertinent %. Matilda Martin-Or-
biography 81, reading SO, arith-
metic 100, geography 100, attend
ance 100, department 80. Ola
Odam-Reading 50, spelling So,
arithmetic 100, geography 100, at
tendance 95, department 50. Edith
Tompkins-Spelling 100, reading
68, arithmetic 100, geography 100,
attendance and department 50.
Rosa Odam-Spelling 50, reading
50, attendance 100, department SO.
Florence Manufacturing 80, read
ing 924, attendance 100, deport-
ment 95. Fred Geiger-Spelling
80, reading SO, attendance 100, de-
pertinent 100. Roy Geiger-Spell-
ing SO, reading 95, attendance 100,
department 95.