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AT two o'c'c-.s there was 4 t,tal
, Of 100 v-cEs. OF these the "Liber
ais; claimed a majority OF about 30
The strength OF the Peoples Party
voters came to the polls before
that hour, and il was CON,
ceded that most OfthOse yet 20 come
would be Literal" Jake Greer
valid, one Of the Liberal iu.ses
Of election, gave il a his opinIai,
that the Liberals wCRld have :
majority Of less than Ice ih the
First Precinct Cr 20 the hour
named: about tTenty-five men haa
disco eered that their names had
yeeR erased from the r~uistration
list, but more rad been restored.
The PeoI1sTs vote gave promise Of
being Heavy, and 1t was believed
the SOrkingmen's ticket was TO-
ceiving generous support. All vas
quiet and not much friction had
occurred.
In one case al individual present.
ed himself, aud gave a name on the
regls<rauon list. He was challenged
IoE non-residenCe and sworn,
Where do you nveS''
On the Tenth Ward
"How long have yet; lived there2''
After sosne hesitation, - slept
there last night"
4 Were you ever there before:''
"No; | was down on the ID. * Il.
How many came up with your"
HeSitatingly, About 20"
The challenge was sustained. and
the other 20 Will probably go 10 the
Twentieth Ward, where challenges
were not allowed by "Liberal''
Judges. This afternoon, at the First
precinct, three negroes We're chal-
lenged and the challenge ives els-
famed.
At $3.50 p. m. the Total vote w.
So. az thS the Peoples Men
claimeS = m9iOrlty Of ~,
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The Second Excursion 10 yellow.
stone PnFk.

The Union Pacific IL advertising
a second Excursion to the Yellow
STONE National PARK 20 leave here
August 18th, at the sdrte low rate
for the found trip rs the ffrst one,
sI5.01, which includes railroad and
stage fare from here through the
Para and return. This & ari orpor-
tunity that none should miss, living
as near this wonderful spot as we 90
we should know something about il.
For full particulars regarding this
excursion, call on +. r. Eccles,
Ticket Agent, or {. +. ingalls,,
Travelling Passenger Agent, ut pol
Main st. They have full line OF
printed matter on the PARK.
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Williams sp.r-sil n Herb Pills.

Ifyou are fellow, jniioHs, con
supated with Headache, had breath
drowsy, no appetite, IOOE- ou. your
Liver is cut OF Onter. One box Of
these Pills VIII drire all the troubles
away and make a ne \ being Of ycu.
Price % cents. Zion Coop Nicer
Inst Drug Dept, Agent DDS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

500. Media Pal Military Acad-
envy; Soss: Brook Hall; girls. Cir
culars free. Sd. .--...-
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THE ELECTION TO-DAY
IN, Proceedings at the Various
Polling Places

There was a lively interest in the
..,srtion today, and reports from all
parts that can lie reached she" mat
= s' fou vote is heirs POlled. In Salt
lax Ccanty, in August, 1852 the
vUrc Ess:
reopIe.-.---.------'---- -
81 ,t,eraI- ...-...-.........'----S1
Psop,e nlsioriiy IL the County -..--.'ss
In the city the vote stood in Au-
gust, 1859:
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Fancy Irish yard
Large lot Of Checked and Sl Sueker Gnghams at Ice
reduced from I5c
lot Checked Striped Ginghams yards $780,
former price,
AZ IS cents yard
We Clearing
a
n - q
- @ m ToWc cts Will are
En
wv in Fame
" r
100 dozen ladies' Sheer Irish Lawn Handkerche,
This Is well known . Initial Handkerchief
offer Clear
Chanty and La TOsC and following
At st 10. reduced I'M:
:: ii5a5S: sss 5 ss sS SS
Closing out balance Of Black DraIery Nets bare
Ladies' Ethiopian
at 25c. pair; reduced from ioc.
We offer Special Bargains Ladies'
Cambria Skirts for this week, line Tucked
Tucked with Cambria Euhes Embroidery
TucSs at Embroidery and Lace Trimmed
higher Skirts lie
and will be offered at Reduced Prices for this week.
includes Naet OF in Torclou Val
Medect, and Embroidery Trimmed.
We offer large lot Of Outing Flannel Blouse Waists
Misses in sizes 80 to s. at Sl0; reduced from sl.jO.
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No. 20 SOUTH, WEST TEN.

Own importation Of Goods OPEN
ing UP daily at Peoples Equitable
Coon.
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CARPET REMNANTS

From ! to IS yards in a piece,
all grades, will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out in
one yeek Call and get a
bargain at H. DINWOODEY'S
in Calder'S Music Palace.
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Large lot Of the best Portland
Cement just received 10y Morrison.
Merrill 4 60. Get their prices be-
fore buying. 2i3 North, Ri West.
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ma Grcatest suncrcrs bal the Void

Are women; their delicate organ
iE9tions being particularly susceptl-
Die 20 derauscmeutInd disease. DIR.
Nennedy's FavOrite Remedy, Of
ROrdout, \. Y, purifies the blood,
invigCTatss tire system and fOrtiies
it against the diseases incident 10
age, climate and season. 10 Is the
best medicine IN this world. keepit
IN si'A house for your ohiidren's
sake, as rrll ne Tor yoIT own.
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Look out for the Grand Sale An
Inducements later. 7. +. Coop.
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sEoJSDFRECINCr.

Up 10 three O'Clock there had
been cast just about 1850 votes ~
the Second precinct. ~ thcse
the "BiheraP' che,'Aeia Concedei
TO the Peopi,F Party about or
something Aar= than so, claiming
tslst +sTo rest would be divided bG.
TWEEN the "Liseral'' and Workinr-
mems tickets. No man was fo,Ip6
FL 6he polls who would venture =
guess as 10 the relative st-er-sh Of
the two. 10 was ccv+.Ce that the
WorkingmsnS 'it2et was having
many c.PTc'ylrs, but how many
co'.5c rot he estimated with any
rteSiee Of certainty.
Several cases OF personatinE had
occurred. The registration officer.
NJ i. Dykes, acting under irstru,.-
tons from the Utah Cossnlsssjo,l.
was re-inststing msprSs Improperly
erased from tie registration lists.
He said 81 had been stricken
OF, AID representatives Of he
FNrcpie's Party prevailed upon him
% have an interview with the
Commission. Chairman Godfrey
said that every name, unjus;iy
erased, should be Restored. II was
hoped TO accomplish this in most
C1SeS.
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't.Berai'' maiori'y.....................l n
FIRST PRECINC-.

In the city precincts today the
following is the record:
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FOURTH PRECINCT.

At the Twentieth Wand scbool-
house the total vote was 564. mil I
having 3b9, and poll , nu1Iiari,I,
Is5. The "Liberal' judges at this
precinct adopted a new rule, in re-
lation to challenges. This wa.
Z doubtless 10 cover a developu,ent
made at the school elections, v hen
about twenty-five persons uer,.
sent back because they did no,
reside In the precinct. Under
the new rule none Of this nurnber
could be examined, thus making
the challenge valueless. The Judges
would refuse TO put on oath anyone
challenged for nOn-residence, and
would allow him 10 vote. In one
case, that Of Thomas WoOlssy, the
vote was received, notwithstanding
the TACT that WOOlsey moved out
oi The precinct before election dsy.
IL was also alleged that the registrar
had but on the lists names OF ger.
sons who mad not before been rt.ris-
tered. An estimate OF The
political complexion of the yot.
eTs gives the People 26l, s.I.ibe,aIs;,
10 This is not taking inup ac-
coun. the WorkiDgmeDSs ticket
following.
FIFTH PRECINCT.
Next to the Second, the Fifth /
precinct had the most noisy ele- |
ment but it was all talk. There /
wa. Was no indication of anything more /
. ,S worry war among some of
me radical adherents of the
Lioeral" and Workingmen,s
party, representatives of The
hfSt named exhibiting = CON
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I.uliexs

Mems Jumpers reduced from SOC.
to 25c. Peoples Equitable Coop.
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Property owner. on Commercial

Wanted one ton Beeswaz,
JOHNSON, PRATT x Co.
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Try Morrison, Merrill & Co. on
Lumber. Large stOck Of everything
pertaining TO the business. 243
North, 81 West. dim
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Property owners on Commercial
street Take Notice!
The sbae,ai tax Of sos per front
foot for construction Of Sidewalks
on Commercial Street becomes de-
linquent 6n Sathrday, Sept ~,
1890, and is payatie a: my. OFFICE,
Room is, City Hall, on OF hetore
that date.
r. X. CUTE,
City Assessor and Collector.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah,
DIST August LIST. 1899.
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HIS Time Nearly M.

BrFFALO. y. Y, Aug. i.-Buhalo
parties invited 10 witness the
kemmler electrOCution at Auburn
have been notified TO he ut the
prison by seven tomorrow morn
ing,
AUBtRS, Angus; Warden
Durzton stated at I p. m. that
kummler will probably he executed
Within the rest tHciitr-lOiif hnnrs.
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Equitable Coop, 30 Bars Soap for
81 .Ci.
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President Brigham rounE's

1t is my intention to compile all
my fathers Letters fer publication,
and 1 will be greatly obliged to all
those who have such letters if they
will kindly forward them to James
a. Little, care Juvenile Instructor
Office, Salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters will be most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
owners. Respectfully, -
i&s JOHN ". YopNs.
Buy your drugs Of s'the boys,'
johnson, Prat; & Co., IS Main sc.
Amoskeg Standard bingham,
Eel1ir~- az CfEa r.ar ri u Z n. -
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T. AUERBACH & BRO.
Salt Lake City, Utah.

Extensive Additions Store Necessitate the Removal
of the west wall. and may compel to close
for time during gust avoid carrying any
Summer Goods Announce
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Amoskeg Standard Gipghams
selling at SIC. ryd. P. ECo-op,
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Clearing =. Sale !

Every is sure to go il selling desirable
goods AT COST and BELOW COST Will make them go.
SOY R M OTTO.N
Never TO carry Goods 10 reductions will
dispose of them this season. has saved thousands OF
dollars, and given the Leading position DRY
GOODS TRADE. Dry Goods unlike good wine,
prove with age. therefore, vi Quote the
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I-lDeTal Hal'II'5 ''''''''-.'--'' -

At the school election in July the
vote WAS
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
THREE BRAVE MEN,
Paddock, Plumb and Pettierew, I'm,
roes of the Republican Part

Paddock, Plumb and Pettigrew, as
roes of the Republican Parb
Senators Paddock, PettigreV !
Plumb deserve the applause Of ID
constituents and of the peopleda
West generally for their votes ss
the Mckinley bill.
Placed as they were in an atmSsI
of monopoly and surrounded hI
agents of the protected combines
had every reason to 'go with u
party" and to forget the people !
they resisted the threats Of NJ
whippers-in and the blandishnenr|
fat-ffyers and plunderers In u
right they abandoned their partTI|
advertised themselves to the tuiuI
Republicans who are not to beierlI
upon to further every villainy deHi|
for the oppression of the people
enemies they have made will n0tH|
them. The people whom they y
served should have equally long N
ories.
The Herald considers this Nai
Republican bolt against the m0l4
tariff as one of the most hopeful
of the times, and it regards ltS'i
honorable thing for RepubIni
Henceforth no one shall saY tlalA'
that no Republican dare lit SSN
against these evils, Three hons
brave men from the West Dow
failed to 60 on record against 'heP
tion Of the people. IA
All honor, then, to Plumb " |.
grew and Paddock, They @
serted their misguided pargN',B Il
when to oppose it is 8 loIl0S
have preserved 1t also from M
and indiscriminate condemnau@
organization that is not wA0lg
over to plunder and pillage m3F
deem itself.-Chicago Herala
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
POOR OLD HARRISON.
study In Microscopy That Should En-
gage Republican Attention.

gage Republican Attention.
1t was only on the 4th day of March,
In the year 1889, that Benjamin Har-
rison became President Of the United
States, yet it seems much longer. 1t
happens to every one, now and then,
that he has recalled to mind the exact
time Of the death Of some person of no
great significance, and said in his mind,
If not in words "Why, has he not been
dead Longer than that? ! thought it
was twice as long" There is nothing
like oblivion to make the years seem
tardy in their course, and it is the
simple, unvarnished truth that the
name of Harrison has not played any
important part in the affairs OF the
country since he took the oath Of Office.
or whom have Ne heard all this time?
OF Blaine now and then, OF Mckinley
every day and of Reed every hour. 1t
is odd, too, that tho only member OF the
Cabinet Of the President who has kept
awake and maintained o place in the
minds Of the American people and Of
foreign nations has done so purely upon
his own lines. The Pan-American con-
ference, iarcica} as 1t was IN some re-
spects, was at least talked about, and
tho reciprocity issue, which tho Socro-
tary OF State forced upon an unwilling
administration, Is tho only rational
suggestion that has come from any
member OF tho party in power since
that power was gained.
1t Is not strange that Harrison Is 80
obscure, for he has been o pitiable nom
entity during every hour since he was
inaugurated. lie has not only done no
good but, as an individual and as Presi-
dent he has not had character enough
to do any harm. lIo has delegated oil
his malign powers to tho Quays, the
Reeds and the McRinloys OF his follow
ing.
lfho is oven now so nearly forgotten,
what will the historian say OF himl 10
must be that ho will bo placed In tho
most undignihed position OF any man
who has held the exalted office Of presi-
dent In our time and he Is certainly en-
titled to no better classification. 10
seems shame to say even so much In
criticism OF him, for Of tho dead, oven
the political dead, we should not speak
unless wo can conSciontiously praise
Harrison died, politically when tho last
Republican cheer of the campaign OF
1883 returned In ochv. Detroit FREQ
Press,
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
lHE NINE vlCrlus
Tho Choice Of 144,0Oo yo,. Y

Tho Choice Of 144.OOo vo,.
~ by Reckless Repre,outat,.s, s''
To the list ofeight Democ,,,1
by the Republican majority ts ~ I'sI
its working strength thero !" :, ''es
added the name of James MoD0' 'a0'
son. OF the Fourth district !,
Virginia Charles B. Smith ' p. .
an was established early in NJ =
sion in the seat to Which tbo u '@
of the Fourth district had eleetss tang :
jackson by a very small pIurs,i.d s'ed y
The result of the Smith,JacI,Sy
test is enormously reported a'a "a =
dex to the Congressional pa ~ h
page 1S of number A of the inSon r% =
absence of the word mot" "a y
is made to read: Smith vs. ~ J'.i 20
Resolution passed that JacksoDa \, "a'Is, sls'
to seat" Hence the omission 'asi y
Suns list of victims. ID
With this addition we nriD, .
again, and it should be studied,s zoe
Democrat and every fair.miu;ee es
publican citizen: 'e'
|. Congressman jackson CW. Va, Hs,S
Z. congressman Pendleton (W. Va"
.. congressman Cate ARK. '"'"""
4. Congressman Compton md ''""'".G
3. Congressman Wise (Va.5 ''''"''".
8. Congressman Turpin (Alaj ,''''"''"''~
z. Congressman Bceckinridge IArt ti'"''ss
.. Congressman Venable va 'N'''"
y. Congressman Elliott (S c. ...'r ,,''"'r
The number of Democratic ',,,.. vo,.,
at the election of 1888 TO. tbess % ni' !
PEELED Congressman is 144sn u q
choice of these 144, 900 voters was w.. y
by the arbitrary action of abon, 4 \
score partisans of Republican f,,r, Ii
force, sitting in the Chamber Of p,' /,
sentatives at Washington. CDs |. 4
dred and sixty-Six men have ds,r' .
nearly as many thousands Of AmsI Ik
citizens of their right to be ren,s''' d
by the Congressman they elected d
If the reckless majority now st,,,.
ened by this initial infamy shODa
ceed to expel every Democrat n
Fifty-frst House and to seat !,
place the defeated Republican a,
date, no matter by how great aIn
ity he was defeated, the outrscp =,
differ only in magnitude and not :,
in character from that which h,
ready been committed.
Several of the expelled Congress,
have been renominated in tbet
spective districts. All nine Of N
should be renominated and re.e.,
in November by majorities imus Y
enough to make even the boldestd Y
revolutionists and counters.out
tate. IN. Y. Sun.
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
DRIFT OF OPlNloN

-Raum, recriminatlon aa' ~.
orators are the three KS taa'n,. y,
dominating the Pension oili'' ''
Philadelphia Ledger :,
-Shylock ingalls, den'nl "
full tenor Of tho bond oven Y,
cent. per annum' NO w wO'I,' S.J
farmers have been crying DA'
with q load like this to carry
delphia Record ,,.,,
While Minister Ml1a', Nj
technically guilty Of murder n y. M 4
man most qualified Of all "a s' n 4 /
protegos to bo called back back ia. @s
nocuous desuetudo OF pr'V'" ~
cago Globe. o.,, i
Matthew Stanley Va's ',,,,
Gated" by the Republican, ~" a''S A.
Congress probably feels ~. INV ID u
blower who asked his wl'e' y u, Cl
lieyo me innocent don't yS% yIvvI,It
"Why, of course do tno ,,'"'' '",'T
,,.,a .sonl,od wThank lloaVVa
claimed, ~ can now crack ,S,.S, saI ls'
clear conscience and 0 IVY"
Chicago Times 49,, o,rl
BY tho oducat'ona,', n0,a,',n,IoptI
poratod in tho now cons,,,IIa o,,,Ioa "a
sissipi tho voting Pp.a PCpI''er Gesar
cordins to the published w"
footed as follows ..se'
Present voters, whllc'"''"'''",a ''',ao~'I
And md leave lea, a net white vote o '', '..p
Pre- Present voters negroes "'''''.'. .'..e'
mis- bill will restrict ',,erI
And nd loayo @ o not negro vote"''''" ,,,s.
Giving q white majority o. -, .,
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30

Tho Mckinley bill Ia notorIously
designed TO compel every American cit.
iSen' moro especially every hard.work.
Ing American citizen, to-yleld up Ger.
tain portion OF his oarnihgs to a priv
LEGGED elase q class US selfish M the
shareholders md more hoartloss than
siavo'Noloors' overseera --chicago Her,
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
THE CAMP-MEETlNG.
II Originated In Logan County, Ky" Dur
Ing tho Revival of 1900.


Ing the Revival of 1900.
Camp-meetings were first held in Lo-
gan County, KY, during the revival Of
1900. The multitudes which came to.
gether were so great that accommoda-
tions could not be found in the neigh
borhood of tho place OF worship. Many
oftheso people had removed to tho West
from Virginia, North Carolina or Pom.
sylvania, On tho road, while they were
removing, they had campod ont and
cooked their own provisions and provid.
cd their own lodgings Tho idea orgi.
mated among them during the great re.
vival that they could camp out near the
place Of worship and take care OF them
selves as we'll rs they had done on tho
road whilo on their journey, Tho OK.
pertinent succeeded admirably Tho
country being new, this mode of holding
large meetings seemed peculiarly adapt
cd to their circumstances, Indeed, II
was believed to possess striking 70.
sombanco TO the feast OF Taborna.
clos' in the Old Testament church.
Moreover, these meetings were crowned
with precious Divine blessings Among
the Prosbytorians Of tho West and
South, also the Mothodists, the Bap
lists, the Cumberland Prosby ytorians and
other denominations, such meetings
have been held with great and good
results In many parts of the Wost and
South thoy have worshippod in this
manner occasionally for the space OF
fifty years, During that extensive and
powerful revival in the state Of Ohio
from 1898 TO 1891, quito u number OF
camp.meetings were held, at which
many thousands assembled TO worship
God.-Cincinnai Enquirer
"A most singular accident happened
TO Charles Chick, OF Ellsworth, Me-
While at work in mill slivor now
from plank, entered his mouth, split
hispalato In two, and stuck In his throat
so far as TO affect his spine, llo was In
avery critical condition for timo, but
tho doctors think no In out OF danger
now
IA Barnovald, Dano County, Wis.,,
man swallowed u large darning.noodle
ana went TO u doctor 10 have IL removed.
The doctor made him snecze, and ON the
m'rd attempt tho noodle appeared and
ssaek itseli Into p!n'cusnion ON th,
doctor's tabla : ''' "" WV
Sharp County record., 1890-10-30
u,--,,,y of IIls Bls"''


worthy of h'' ','p y"
Motto OF tho prOtect,Is0 tI0,''IT 10 /" " AuN
"Tho laboror is worthy"
--to-witi .,.,,,,os
Blankets
Shoes,
Cottons,
CrocNory'
HIGHER Tinwarc,
Hardware
poto oes'
frobhtco'
Tools n, m'
Tho motto applies g qIS0' 'so Mrs
professional man eNn,,, Nn", II,Qau'
sounds scrlptural, ,,0n. na,"''
ppslte, -'cAIcReo e''GN
The morning call., 1890-12-15
MINNIE MABBITT CONFEsSES.

Her Brothers at indianapolis Drowned
Her Child and She Asked No Questions.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. minnie Jones.
the mother Of the child found murdered in
Eagle Creek, was brought here from Car
roll County to-day. She admitted that her
name was Minnie Mabbitt and that she was
the sister Of the two men who are under ar
rest for the murder. but denied all knowl-
edge OF the crime. This evening, however,
she went before the Coroner and made a
complete confession. Being sworn bv the
officer she said: ct will come out anyhow,
and l might as well tell all know / told
the boys that didn't want to take the child
home, and Mont said that he thought he
could arrange 10 dis ose of it. This CONVEX
sation was at the hotel. The next night
Urls came to the hotel, and we left
to go. to the place where we were TO
meet Mont. We found him with buggy
on street north Of the hotel. We, oris
and l, got in with him, and he drove out
across q river to road near creek.
While Oris held the child in the buggy
Mont wrapped the blOuse-waist about it
and took something out of the buggy-I
don't know what il was-and went away
down the road short distance and then we
turned and went back. Mont was there
ana got IN the buggy. He may have had
the rubber boot, but didn't notice it. He
did not have the child with him when he
came back to the buggy. Oris remained at
the DEF OF with me until II o'clock. No one
told me the child was dead. but l knew 1t
was dead" The confession produced
sensation among the crowd In the Coroner's
Office. The news was at once taken to the
boys in Jail, and when they learned that
their sister was here and had confessed
they turned pale and trembled violently.
Both refused to say anything upon the sub
ject-Speclal to Chicago Herald.