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A BUcKET-sH0P sUSPEHDs.
o. 8. Williams b Co.. OF Boston
Driven to the Wall.

SPECIAL TO EvEHIso woaLp.I
BosToE. May. IA. Tho Arm of c. g..
Williams o Co. dning business al 90 Goa
gross street. assigned this morning 10 Jehn
A. Holbrook.
The liabilities are not stated.
The firm has been doing Q commission
brokerage business in stocks, grain and oil
at M 2 Per cent. marquis, and the pres
cut bnu market has forced u 60 assign. after
toners.
Mr.. Williams ia out of town. but ID 10 I'M
derstood that the Arm hopes 20 make o salts
factory settlement with Its creditors and
continue business at an early date.
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CHIEF 0 K RESIGNS.

'sSScTAL TO THz EvEsHa vosLsI
WARRINGTON. May 1L.-Paymaster-Gen-
eral LOCKER has resigned the office OF Chief
Of she bureau Of Yards and Docks on &c
eoant of iil-health.
At Brooklyn. will probably be his successor.
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FROM FLORIDA.


LEMlSo BROS
GEsTLEsEs; Isslsssd Sad 81. tor shlah send
me the EsaHias DE-. C AoLAEE's cELEBRATED
LIvER PILLS. The druggist here keeps the coun-
tsTisit. but ] must have the genuine. We have been
using Soar pills tor thiny-thrse ysaTs and have
found thea hsttsT thAA ABy other. We use them
n cases OF ehiils and fever, dysantsTy, bad oolds,
blliousness, headache and kindred troubles We
highly Jhem to ali sufferers.
MRs. j. ID. HAABRICK.
Floral Cisy. File. Oct. 20. 1851.
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Looking backward.

tFron ne Hsrrard Jarpoo,.l
Young S~prineley taudsciouslyl-How old
arc you, Mics Breezy7
She sweetly)-I was born on THURSDAY.
You can calculate 90 wen 90 /,
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In case Of sick headache. hiliouSneas, torpid liEsr,
aad eosIlssRssA Dr.. o. AcLAERs GALE
both soXss and all ages. They are compounded
with regard to even the most delicate constitutions.
only BY Fleming Bros. PittsbarE, Pc, Look out
% GA nnscsnE passhassTs ss suTs
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Universal Medicine.

Universal Modfofno.
ttvsss kssA-s's Hsshiy.I
Flseoy-I made . lucky Investment in
Reading.
Downy-You don't say! Leafs have Q glass
on II.
Aday latey.
FlssSy-lhs markst went AGAINST ne to-
day. and lost . cool ten thousand.
DoEny-Wel. flats TOO bed. Gene over
and drown IL In . glass.
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The Maladr Unfamiliar.

tFfsm Jsdss.l
Mrs. Pelmanor with an idea Of opnina q
Jersey>-Has she auy-er-family trssl
Farmer s~carsdals-I dunno as 1 under
stan. lady.
Mrs.. Pelmanor-Has she . pedigree
Farmer 6carBdale (relieved)-No, marin.
Not an ache or an all about her.
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MORMON ELDERS FL0GGED.
Punished by a Father Whose Two
Daughters They Had Converted.
tsPrcIAL TO THE EvEsrSo wosLo.I

tsPTcIAL TO THE EyEsrSo wosLo.I
VERNON. Fla, May 1.-two Latter
Day 6aints.' who have been tramping
through this section, recently. secured q
Among The party were the two snehtars
Of Abram King. who lives six miles from
here.
When King found that his Daughters had
left home. he, with several n~eighbors, pur-
sued the Mormons. captured them, and
after q severe hogging drove the elders into
tho swamp. ed
have not been seen since.
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Then why DID she say Isf

Edish-wonT ron have smother q Of tee,
Mr.. Btaylate. :
HtaylAte-No.thank you, I think I must b
going now
EaI.h.Kh. 1 thought you would 90 II I
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Like the Murderer.

Like the Murderer.
Ek+sa Asssv's Hsssis.l
Sensation Reporter-It was purely 4 love
match. IL sssmsd Is II fate broaght these
two people together. Nsither could resist
the other-and 80 they were married.
~Friend-And how did John meet his fate ?
Sensation Reporter-Unhinchingly
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A Precautionary Measure.

Rosie-There's Mr.. Dudeson, Edith.
Why does he always carry his cane IN his
mouth7 Does b. have tor
E~dith-fes; dear. shes, mako him do II. 60
that he cent talk so much.
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Not His Fault.

Indignant Drummsr-I told you Ave or six
times to wake me up this morning at z.
Here It 10 10 o'clock. Why didn't zen wake
me up sooner?
Hotel Porter-Ihid wake you up sooner.
boss. only you didn't hear me-
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Outrageous Contempt.

Outrageous Contempt
Igron nal
Eastern Kentucky Justice Of tho Peace-I
Ans you % for contempt o. Cont, sar.
Attendant On what grounds. Your
Hpnorf
Justice Of the Psace-You took the oon-
stable out Jos q while ago and treated nina
an never said . word TO tho Cent,
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why He was Upsss.

Why 10 Was Upset.
from REL
She-Thore's tina. Englishman coming; hs
seems upset about something.
He. from the ranch,--vsry likely, I just
told him. q funny story. and said i would
call again Tomorrow % hear him laugh
over It.
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DR.. Upham $3.50, 600 Short.

DR.. J. Baxter Upham's failure. as shown
By schedules fled TO day. is compiete. His
liabilities are s2Bs. 22O and actual assets
only tsS, l03.
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STRUCK BY A TRAIN.

Carriage Manufacturer John W.
Foster Fatally Injured.
'sPEciAL TO rHE EVENING wonLD.I
SUMMIT. N. j., May l4.-John W. Foster.
proprietor Of the Summit Hub and Carriage
Factory. was struck by the Dover freight
train about 2 o'clock this morning near his
home.
His left arm was terribly lacerated, and
received ,srtous internal injuries.
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FRUIT FROM FUA'S ORCHARD.
Choice Pickings for the Millien to
Paytake Of Without Charge.
ne was Tired Of Receiving Advice.
tRo~ RACKET

wtlis-Helio, Bingham. So yoar uncle
left you e10. 900, did hef What will you
do with IL?
Bingham saruasttcAly)-Going to turn II
over 70 my friende.. They ell know better
then | what should be done with ~
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But She He'd Not
lRr,s. Kvase,ss WssH1r.I

Merrill-I'm going TO be married next
week. 1ts . big rick to take isn't it9
Scott-Yes. rs O lottery. but after all
you're better of than the girl you,rs going
to marry. You have . chance Of drawing q
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Business On the Eastern Islands.
TFren Lvs.l
Unkeywunki-What shall ws do WITH the
and about nifty missionaries have coma
aeheFe,
hokywumbi-Let us start . canning FAC
tory forthwith. - "
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PA, what is accident insurance 2"
Accident insnranes7 A technical term,
my son. siRnifylng that whep you meet with
Q niishAp 1t vii. be an accident IL you get
youf insurance"
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At yestsIday,s nesting Of he miseslsne3Es
ss0ontsd that they had laid tho complaints Of the
ssseona Assaas Railroad employees e'iors ths
2apeiint' ndaat Of the Co1paQy. ulo fefeFret
!hsm 70 tss hoard OF DiTsator s. uho. hAa net doae
sAItAtng IN tha matter. 1Es central hody VIII bs
requested to mAke = furtheE eHor5 % see thai I'd }
complaints are Investigated,
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ConiTActeFs MoshoEltE. 43 EsssK stTsot Levin.
SO Kilabsth street. and RoasnbanD. ~ Esssi
.lESsf. sGpsd the scale OF the Knes-Pants ARks-s'
sitksre hsadlusFtsrs yestsr day from ths upitsd
nashinists $40; UpholsteIsIs' Eransh ko. %
500 EiizAbAth SO siAlistl aI0i PhilAdelpbia
s~ooliistA no. Carmel N, j., Socialists, el3 40;
Boston boeiAkts ala
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The Next Attraction.

"Tuc OH Homestead, " the play
which D-nuIan Thompson wrote
aud m, male 20 famous, will D.,
seen at the Theatre this evening
AID tile !uC following nights, AMI
~, doubt VIII i'll the seating CaInc-
ity1t each performance. The ~,
eess Attending L. Production in New
York City during an uninterrupted
uin Of over two wears. lis hearty
endorsement 10y tue Fi,-z ard rrhlic
ih.rr. a.i IN all CITIES visit, u,
- .mlS IL as am ~ the most at
;prtIvr Iiay- iu the language. u
does not depend iur o. strength AMI
m-Eit on the thrilling scenes So
common among the dramatic works
%! the iay. uIt UPON ii- simplicity
ir lrEi'rH wish 'ue common phase.
10 every day life. =, ha- always
lyvu considered q strong attraction
-r1.u the standpoint OF pure human
interest and fIi'Lfh iriiutatiuu Il
character, and T-Uuf uf iIi> a~-uml-
ton o, demonstrated by tine success
with which the piece ha- met. lti~
a pictur, 81 life ~ the old home
-teId drawn Iyau artist who was
mot only on the -I-t, tut who Wa
i.ru aUI reared there. The pl0t j.
"a staple one. familiar 90 those win
are acquainted wIll the honest old
character Of New Ing lHd farm
ii.-. aui can eiUlly appreciated 10y
GIi loves 90! pare Jrsun. \ little OF
i.- sunshine Will u- welcomed iy
mluv ar lf- -r'irf from cafe and !ur
IT, huutu.Au- tendency. The ~, M
i,.r- g tiIg rIUHIuy .I,-eutius the
rirer here arr under Dsumlu
Iu.uI-uu'- management. They
have been thoroughly ryh,as-ti AMI
uIuTtI .y himself, ami are her
allied a. adequately Sniv o. give %
perfect a representation A. can be
Wi-hsi fHr.
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Mrs. Catherine Singleton.

AMERICAN Furl. August .i.b.
I-sI. Correspondence ufth- BIS
Fret NEWS. ALLOW ulr o. give 60
statement concerning sitter Siu-I =
ton who was killed ll-t MuuEay
afternoon on tire Utah Central Rail-
road. Brother Hyier ilLiuz.u',
little boy bad been playing with
fire. H. cloths O.. Z fire and lie
commenced o. cry: "FI,. Fin
Brother John 4. ~iuzlrt1u'S wife
came acru-> the track. Catherine
Singleton got two buckets and
started 10 ,rl-- the tack. aui boo her
excitement did nos ser the train.
The result vas that She yssls LiIIei.
Her uvCh was ID. aru as were all.
her right tigb aud right arm. she
wa iu igll i-~-t--isn e al her
faculties. Her sight ana hearing
were COOL she WIS H> years old
on the iih Of lat March. Tier
husband, JUau singleton. was
frozen 10 death tweuty-Gur years
ago last Christmas. ~i-ts. CafI,-rir q
wa baptized III Preston In ISIS.
She Wa the daughter 81 Mother
Greer. The Ei!eT- - early timr-
will remember the CrrrT family.
sister Catherine came "a American
Fork iu ls5l aud shared ia all TIE
har!shil- iu settling u i new cuuu-
try. She Wa the mother Of fourteen
children. six % whom are still Inv
ing. JAMES GAEuNFE.
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Returned Missionary.

Elder Isaac X. wrish, To. Rich
field. SEWER County, called 4, our
Office to-day. returning from . his
sion. Brother Wright lei his home
in the early part of April Is>s AMI
was appointed 10 laior in Canada.
He i1'-Jryi PARTLY there AMI PARTLY
in the STATE u New York until the
LIT % December, when he Wa trans
frrgui b the Pennsylvania confer
eEc.. where ne continued hi- lafur
until r.lr ts,s,i a cpupl. % weeks ago.
lie states that the Elders meet with
hutliyie -ureU--, apparently, Ia thess.
Iarts now. The people A. a general
rule are unwilling o. receive the
testimony. But Notwithstanding
this th, Elders enjoy the spirit 81
their calling and feel happy in their
work Of love
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4 Bp-=y Upset.

Mr.. John o.. Airu-it. O.! tine
Twcuiy-;i.-; warls y,-,-rl,y after
noon tnuE his wife and children iur
a drive iu a buggy up city Crgrs.
Upon rrIrliius a narrow SPOT one
81 the wheels - line vehicle
went uy-f 'hs side uf thc
rod, AMI iug buggy ROLLED L.au
the G,ciyiIy into the yr.uk.
Ma. Nirm.tL aai al hIt one ui
the children were iaHiy cat ami
bruised. while Ns. Aisu-tt uls hls
lrE broken ali ~.t- utErrV.-t. Sc
vrTtly hurt. The buggy wa
smgslrl o. piya s., involving % loss
uf S-lI. Tire morse fell iurr tar
crrvs and frr some tim- ii- ue-l
ha! O. o.. heiI above water until
further assistance arrived.
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Give him 4 Call.

Families not already rulvliep
~hlIli lose 900 iinc n procuring a
bottle % CEamhcriaiu'- t'.il". tHul-
era and DuIThrl Remedy. nh
the only remedy that can alwIy- tc
depended, ION iur bowel complain,
!u all it, fUms. Twenty-Five and
fNy cent hotties iUE sls 10y Il. c. ".
/. Drug DAP
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n. DiAWOOOEY
IS READY
FOR CUISINES ACAIN.

FOR BUSINESS AGRlN-
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and a..
his Old customers call and
seq him at Caldsr's MuSiC
Palace, tths Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
TO use part Of their store,
where ne has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and PaTiOT Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 > employees
with him ready TO execute
any order.
Give him 4 Call.
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>rEcisL

Wm Hutchinson, IL Benton.
i..iu.is vh''n I,-liug in cattle ami
horses iu Texas iSs, September. vas
taken with 70 very severe attack az
cholera m.r.uu- aui GilrrhY,1.
coming. lc supposed, from q change
90 drinking water. \ CSldru.-I~,
r.vi-g,i him Co. take chamberlain s.
collie, CHrI.sg ami pnFFh.cl
Remedy. The -s.4Ui lu-r. Do,
-Iy-. effected q rrr, Ir;r cure, ami
bee NOW i1kc- pleasure ?" -ycuu
uruiu- 30 FOB others. For sale nj
l11uH - cents Yef bsg.Ir 10y, Il. e..
VI. Z. Uug DE I.
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Tine NnnIr-I'r-eT- glove fight
came OF saturday night Ga the o.
denop-n house. There was sparr-
ing b,tvrru two or ths-e pas- 81
amateurs before the main event %:
the avrniur took place. Noble had
u.isr.aFaa o. 'urrE on; Rogers ia
Xix -.aE- the .Nr.d I'D de-
-.-i. l- the 5ggr.H round d follows:
r.---f ..--a..rr.I r. N.rre forcing the
81. - r.a I.s- .HEEr.I a'HEs on Roger
80 .r8 -- NH's #rHsg as opponent
|-ta -Hn -rr- ems -arl"i -rfr F.-l.
80. "a -..-l aa4 Ers 90 fH. l''r, a.l
..T--- ..r fHl r..rl Hf H.- -.rHu4- Q" revive
r...rr fl.s requires time H-- af % - 49,
-...sr. r-Il -,a4 araslaI o. Nla.r.
\ good hJIse witnessed ami en-
loved thg sport
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Thr CTrEsr;'TIp ~TF,INII>T anu
uETHurrrIC ~UEgEu:., q Indian,
IfHii-, Indiana j. now al the -.
JAMES Hotel, salt lake city. ami
~ili remain until 81 tcmiyr i>t
only. The doctor Ea~ hal a 1rE,
business boo Utah f,r many years
AMI will bc -'1i o. $50 former
patients AMI afflicted Irr;i,S wb,
iy-ir, rY ruu~uIf him in u--ari 9,
his NV Methods ~ Treatment.
All forms Uf thuu3r Hud Surgical
Diseases and drSprmilj,- successfully
tu-ii'ri. STv.iJl attention given o.
the treatment ~ diseases VvouiIaI
FOO fcEai,-. All afflicted SHOULD cal
curly during tie Doctors stay iu
r3ty. dim
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Thratrc.

Aunt Jack r'l Pc i..Fuf frG H'.
saturday night anil Cine Ltu.g-
Palmer Company sg1rrr! iu ,iilE-
satgs- that Shove. t!.rir versatility.
but &c was hardly rh- tiuI pf1 play
iu which We should .Nrar, o. ~e7'
tl.cm, I- % iag,Hls largely uf bur
/. que.
~ Man us lle Wusii-' was
-Vlru!iG!y lgr.Hmglaul was % tine
l;tIr tEamr ia uur act.
THE pIi HHm.a-Ia.t!'' CHH-
rrury- tonight with D-ui-1u
Thomson ant q goal COMPANY.
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PLACED Under Bonds.

Today Commissioner Greenman
decided, IN the case OF Nathan
Hansen, Of North Puiut, % hOIi the
accused e. await the action Of Tie
grand july. Bsii WIS fired at $500,
ami vas given.
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Attempted Robbery,

LTst evening, about SEQ O'Clock.
tl.i-vr- trivi % -aiu nr entrance
into The residence uf Mr.. jenkins
uu Iecplu Avenue, just moth II
the rr,s-ytrTllu church. Mr.
Jenkins Vas Boa thr hUu-, aud helr4
q uuic- az one ~ the windows. aud
going O. a-r, Ttaiu the cause Jaw "a
mlu ,iiu.1ur over tine fence into
IHr church YAH. lie escaped into
IW.r'y-f uTtl Street. - cgili
N.frfsrd.
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CARPET REMNANTS

From ] to 25 yards in a piece,
all grades. will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out in
ore week. Call and get a
bargain at e. DlNWOODEs s
in Calder's Music Palace.
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ihr h.>t medical writers claim
That 'h- Successful remedy Tor uaSal
'aiaTrh nI-t Zee uou-irritatiu.. easy
20 Application, aUi one tina,
wi.!IgI,h all the remote sore, and
liberated surfaces. The history oi
iHe Efforts O. treat catasTh during
the Iast u'rlist-- u> o. admit that uulv
nu" remedy has met these cuudi
;iuEs, aui tEa. Is Eiy'- Cream Balm
ihi- pleas mt remedy has mastered
g1iarrh a. nothing else has ever
done, and hoth physicians and n
tirHt- freely concrete this art. The
more distressing SYMPTOMS yield T.
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Home Missionarir.

The regular monthly meeting %
the Home Missionaries Of the Salt
Lake stake d Zion will convene in
the Social Hall, on Wednesday,
Aug. -7;h, AT 5.5l p. m. \ full at
tendance + desired, together with
full reports II labJrs.
JAMES d. STERLING.
GIgrk
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THE NARSHAL'S SPOTTERS.
$50 FOR a Case Against a Mormon
II sample Proceeding.

: Eiwari Ray i the name u
an Individual who lives 1t NJ.
us north, West Temple Street.
He is about five feet nine
inches in height, slender build,
thin face, brown complexion.
small grnv cy,s. AMI .svay-
lacked" nose. iie ,.,u1.lv mas a
reddish brown suit II clothes. and
wears q straw I.ai with q black hand.
has an ip-ipicGt Mus.a,.:y. lie
claims that lie has beer engaged a.
g fireman snd engineer ard -ays he
has worked Tor o.. + Cu.mgi, =. ".
Smell. AMI the University. lii
brother, Albert Ray, lives at tine
-lme house. he IL nf jimiuu,iv,
-ize, ami h7- q reyurI nf q ,uuvi-
I ton In COMMISSIONS N1-r IT,
court Ger au as-1uil uIHu @ ra-ur
girl, Rose TURNER,
Mn. SJJhil johnson lives next
. door % IIv rays. ~hv ltby- 900
washing Tor "a living. Mis- Clara
johnson. who resides near the CITY
Hall, j. auoli friend %! Ms >IiEia'-.
and frequently visits her, sometimes
stop. ing over Night,
Between p -ui 10 O'Clock Last
night prgIiy MAMMAL BI-u went
20 Mrs. Juhu-on'- house. ami ,ai.
he had n wJrrJut Tor E-T husbands
lru--t. The HusIBui vas uut There.
tout Mr.. johnson Eui Ni-- C'Ir.
wcrr present. ard were summoned
A. wi.uu-rv-. i.gH-i sty was
ll-1 hanging around, t' direct
Rush'- movements.
TINS morning Hush vru' Go sand
berg furniture siug" IIt a-at. iHT
Mr.. IrIir-Hu. Ne vrEe informed tiIai
he was ass thvr-. ivlrr G.rG, u
the FI.t.yatl Wiri, is rm iIyvG a-
2 cabinet uIgtgT 80 Mr.. -JUI.7,r-'-.
Edward Ray ,swv AMI -u..rt,l
him H- Mr. Johnson. so tuv
same time placing him ua-
der arrest. Eir. SInii-r. said
Mat. HIy h1t ru -i.Ht o. lr.r~Iu- f.
ltt. ati officer. no r- VIZ rHulI uiIe.i /
Co ltavr. EIlu Eu-I came iu au. I
arrested .Ir. NI-u a- -Nil. J Bu I
~Hu.'' The H.-rusr was ASKED /
Gr h!- warrant. iLi 81, would F
uui show o.. Mr.. Movie wa- I
rlllti Boo. aHI iu stiIy {. I
Nr. O,su, ius-H. . him tur it au I
officer wanted % make au arrest for .
"A mis.icmgauIr, not committed Ia 4
IIi- Isg,-rurt-, uH must have q war T.
rant. Bush Threatened O. aFr,-l f.
Mr.. Movie. iE' the i'l'IrT v,r- U.s G.. F.
Dee llu.'rl. I;ush still claimed o. F.
i'avr a warrant. GOO Dee cHuI uH f.
pro .uor DO, ;i;a fEr, heinz .lat o.
pa- upl s.4.iu.. 90" TRUTH.
4 large .srGl gathered. ami /.
when Bush le--au GO u-v force, Mr. /.
10, o w. s..gs-fF. tr gH gisrls.u il.rh I
ur di! notwithstanding. t.r b.
legal TrHrt ..iirT ~ 'Ht sIr.Hrfv li-
was Kept Dr. custody ;iu uf- after
uDru, when lr WIS ar-lfsu tI ire-
frr. tuWmi--l.G.r G7rrUwlg uu 81
.hIr-r 90 uuiJwfui guhlH.Tt'.u.
Ats ih- examination AiE. t'u /
pleaded o., -usfiy. a1I aI-1 stated .
That Dee wa- Iul Mr. johnson. a- 7
.ar.,-I Boo TO-. rHwri Ufs.f. Ei--. l...U.
Ray testified that o. ltI s.u tlg ?
3ri-u.4u, y.I at N-s. IHn.-.a'-
AMI saw him take ONE mfHI There.
Mr.. Jrl--r testified tHlr SIR. [
Diem had .nuu % her E.ts~.-;l.st De. I
-iWu NlrH washing every w,vE- I
Iie l7i uu tya o.. three occasions .
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Matthew Armstrong, Of CrDfinu,
Ky. Now iu hi ~-srut.,th year.
-ly~ p, has Ieyu troubled with
ilrrIueI every summer us Jar back
Is he can rc-slI.rt. lie ha- iu ui-
time used many rIr.iiriu,-. tu;
none equal t1 Chpm'rIisiu'- CUli..
Cholera auj blarTlu,a Remedy.
This remedy j. uwwF. Goo lis effects,
can always Dee depended ulUu ami
when reduced with water. g.
pheasant GO take. Children Jr uu;
object tI taking &c. F.E sale ly. Il.
&. ". ]. Drug u.I;.
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CoT1ner-Wm. r. Gillespie als;
Isaac J. Ellington l92; scattering >.
Selecimlu- John ID. Mcintosh
81; James Craa.h nos; scattering
q.
The haaui th.c adjourned ill i0
.. ia. tomorrow. There are five
runtigs remaining. outside Of SaIr
iaEe. These are Uintah. Utah.
tNa-aich, Washington and Weber.
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rHE Er-T -,Lvr ia .ir world To-
ru.s. l;u-~. = 1~. j'gr--. Sal.
EHvrw. Eyys. $ -.s. gyttrr. 'hAI-
st-l han .s. tllr.Gia-, Irrus, ami
al SSin Eug.I..uS aud positively
cures i'iiyS, ur U1 las required. Il
Is guaranteed 90 give Perfect salts
faction, ~ money refunded. Pric-
= cents per ugA. For sale by =. G..
smith u Go.
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HHH.NAH'NHaa
It's my intention 20 compile al
my fathers Letters Tor publication
a;sI I will Ic grta;ly obliged o. ui.
these who have such l,it,T- II they
vii! kindly f.Twar! 'E,m 'u Jam, .
y. Little. care Jfusai's L.ssFa,'.S
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may o.. correctly c0pig,i. All such
letters wiil i- most carefully
Hauii,d AND returned safely o. Ihy
.EH,I-. specially.
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NJ. haviu. any Trl-f home. DuI
customers will IirJ-. lr1vyur..yT- ai
NIIgcit-' Bros. Bod. store. Ur "a,
Phillip Nars-;'-' Wine Depot III
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No. % SOUTH, WEST TEN
PIE STREET.

Is where we arc now dOi1G
business. We have Il fui
limo of HOME JADE WOOL
EE GOODS. WHOLESALE
ana HE 3 AL. and max
&c t. Suits TO order from
ur celebrated Cas5 more
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ard rev patrons.
JOHN G. CUTLER & EEO-
AGENTS, PROVO a a DIES
ERET WOODEN MILLS, CD-
%, sits Grant Bros Co. Sta
bles.
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william = .st'-iTnrt- % s4~rh rms
lfgHT arr yellow EHIuu-. cor
-'ii1.,rl with iIyIGaehr, iI! breath
'u."-y. o. APPETITE, has az You
Liver b. .u' .f uu.rE. One lex Co..
these Fills Will o'r.rE all the trouble
away au u...t.I % Iry Icing q you
.'rl.- - cents zion Coop Nicer
at Drug n,It., AgSlt dds
". Peterson. IIr butcher, will ls
20 40. 30 J.. Fig-t south, alter July
!, l-HT. u o
s3I. Media Pal Military Ac1I.
emmy; iHy-. Brook Hail; siri-. Cir,
tuI4r- free.
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60 O. SrEScF7g, By-wATER & Co.
Hi1u-!fe city Hall, Tor Tin Roofing
9literiug, ~puUtiur, Stoves ami
Fluusr-. etc.
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Dr.. J. Thomas. Dentist.
Herald E.pgk, corner west am, 1t
south g.. = L. Ci;y. El.aliz,-i ain
administered. 4
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TEE,cIt SUNDAY.
FARE i.r trr r"uuj trip, 3D. cents.
Tickets Fer sale "a, Ws-g..H Cor
Ucr. III n tiu Street. lui "a. Depot.
=. W. ECCIF-,
O.. -. \ salt Lake.
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Wanted one ton BeeswaN,
JUHNsAN, PROFIT & Go.
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FOR RENT.

nE LEASE \ PAVE E.EpNEu EJf h
" uusF. opposite ~uU.E tUfTHr wood
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pasture Flowing well handy. IrVlirr a.
Coop store, or 7. :. Wheeler, solrh Cot
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