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Mohave County miner., 1890-02-15
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,l :
COUNTY or M0HAyK. :"

COUNTY or M0HAyE.
Notice is hereby given that unless the
Delinquent Taxes, together with the cost
and percentage thereon, AZ published in
the foregoing list, are paid. /, the under
signed, Tax Collector of the said Mohsve
county, will apply TO the District Cont
held in and for said county at the next
ensuing term thereof, to-wit, At the April
term, to be held in said county on the
first Monday in April, A ID. 1880, for a
judgment against the lands and real es-
tate and personal property described in
the foregoing Delinquent List Of Taxes
Tor the taxes set forth in said list, and
for costs and interest, and for an order to
sell the same for the satisfaction thereof,
and also that on the Monday next sue
ceeding the day fixed by Law fos the com
mencement Of such term Of the District
Court, all the lands and real estate and
personal property for the sale Of which
an order shall be made will be exposed
TO public sale At tho building where the
District Court In held, in said county,
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-15

Being by trade cabinetmaksr, ohssr-
fully unite with my fsllow-townsmon and
brother mechanics In recommending your
now Self-Sstting Plane ~ FIRST t-clsss tool
In every respect, possessing all She sd-
vat taees you claim for II. The sslf-set ting
principle alone will ave the prtoe OF the
Plane in q short time, and the ease and
perfection with which IL il 0pernted, sven
BY the inexperienced, make the tool ne
csssity IN every woodwoEksr.
OLIVER D. GRAVES,
Mayor Of VinSiand.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-15
80 Days Trial.

~On receipt Of price We will send
TO any town in the United States where
not sold by dealers, our No. or No.
Self-Setting Smoothing Plane-siipping
expenses prepaid by us. II this Plane
10 not entirely satisfactory it can be re-
turned to US within 30 days, ut cur ex-
pense, and we will refund the amount
sent us.
This TRIAL Costs Yes Nsthisg ~
Yen Dsn't Keep the pIsse.
Address
PATTERSON 4 MeLEOD.
RIVERSIDE. CAL.
GAGE TOOL CO.
vINELAND. n. j.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-15
MADE ny
GAGE TOOL CO.,
vlMELAND, n. j.

Tbts tool combines the advantages of
iron and wood planes, and posseases many
points Of great superiority.
IL In SELF-SEfTIN0 In every respect.
and can bs perfectly set for the finest
work with shs eyes closed; the bit simply
dropped into position sets ths plane with
this most minute accuracy.
When properly adjusted it cannot be act
wrong. The Gap and cutter may be re-
moved, replaced and Accurately vet In Ave
seconds, BY actusl trial; this alOae would
save many days in the coarse ef a year
usually spent in setting the cutter.
The adjustment n such that this outing
iron iuay be set square With tbs fisee of the
Plane, even II tbs cutter il not ground
square with itself
The throat il prevented from wear by
being within the adjustable iron bit-holdsr
which extends through the plane.
+ The cap il not attached TO the cutter.
but remsins stationary while the cutter 10
moved up or down BY the thunib-scrsw;
TINS. even while At work, the thickness of
. shaving can b. changed BY simple
movement OF the thumb and finger.
This toni can be changed from double
to 4 single iron, or from single TO =
doubIs iron plane In two seconds. IL u
adapted 10 the oosrssst or Anest work This
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-15

4 real. live princess keeps millinsry
store on Fifth avenus. New York
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-15

sin, Dan. G. n interest in 8
Grass sF,ring ranch, with
corral and improvements,
situated about s miles
north Of Andrews spring,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-22

victims of the steamer Tiogs, on the ground
that TIT, wiifuliy violated the law 10 ship
ping explosive o,Is, ssd in 80 dong cause
the death of men. 'ine jury further cen
sured the Union Steamboat Company. 10
which the 1iogs belong, j, for carelessness
in receiving freight that might be danger
Gus, without first inspectiu. the cans The
also recommended that the city oil inspect.
or of this city bave his duties so enlarged
a, to enable him to apprehend persons ship
ping explosive oils against the laws of the
United States.
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Notes.

The proprietors Of thvee newspapers pub.
lished on the island Of Malta have been ex-
communicated for printing articles abusing
the Pope and the Bishop Of Malta.
Notwithstanding the denials Of semi-osi-
cisl newspapers that plot sgainststhe gov
ernment had been discovered, several army
officers hsve been arrested at Buenos Ayres,
for completely in a conspiracy to overthrow
the present rulers Of the republic.
Emin Bey, meeting Dr. Peters at Mpwa-
pa, authorized him to recover the ivory L. II
by him at Wadelsi. DR.. Peters will leave
=, once for Germany hopeful o. organizing
q new expedition. lie declares that Ugan.
ia is entirely secured to German interests.
Paris dispatches say that the Zanzibar
| negotiations are complete, and that the
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
scored decided diplomatic triumps.
| The United States apprentice training
ship jamestown, arrived at Plymouth. Eng
land. SUNDAY.
A duel With swords was fought at Paris.
| Sunday, between NJ. Menier and NJ.
Georges Hugo, son Of Victor Hugo, in
which Hugo was slightly wounded. The
trouble arose from = private quarrel
The second battalion Of Grenadier
| Guards. some Of the members Of which
recently showed signs Of insubordination
will 'tart for Bermuda from England,
Tuesday.
The British ship D,ckhurst. from Pasca.
gouls for Dordrecbt. 10 reported ashore, ia
a bad posiiion. on Goeree Island in South
Holland. Assistance has been sent her.
| Puison a commercial traveller. commit
ted suicide at Monaco. His ;o.ses a, rou.
letse amounted to abou. si3. 600. almost all
Of which belong, ID TO bis employers.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

lester F.. Hodgdon, the boy who saved
Freddie Greenlesf from drowning, at the
Isle of Springs. July 18Th, has been pre-
sented with handsome gold watch by the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs J A. Greenleaf,
and other Isle of Sprinn friends.
/ebulon Kinney of S. George, lost four
cattle by lightning, Saturday. Last fail
his Is year-old sons head was accidentally
split open with an axe, while he was cutting
wood; his married daughter has been home
SICK several months his wife has been in
poor health all winter. and few weeks
ago he buried his little grsndchild. less
than two wears old, who was staying with
him temporarily.
The son of Albert k.mball of York.
aged nine years, fell from moving ma.
chine, Saturday afternoon, and was badly
hurt II is feared both feet will have to be
amputsted.
Lightning struck end burned the house,
shed, and twenty cords of wood Of Fred W.
Richie, = pro ninent farmer of West Win
terport. saturday. The furniture and the
barn were saved. Richie was badly burned.
The loss is s. 200; insured for sl,G00.
William ]. Foster. the gambler who was
arrested for working the shell game at Old
Orchard. Sunday, was srrsigned in the
Biddeford municipal court, Monday and
inei twenty dollars and costs
Charles Simpson, a Bidiefori man who
nas been missing three weeks, came home
drunk Sunday night, drJve his wife out of
doors. demolished most of the furniture
ard made his escape. The police are hunt
ing Tor him.
Rev. T. j. Robinson of the Congregs,
,ionai church, Winthrop. read his resigna-
ton. Sunday, 10 take effect in two weeks.
He has had a call to Orono.
The body of Fred Grindle, aged q
wears, unmarried. who was drowned in
Msy, was found N the beach three uart-
ers of A mile south Of Fort Point An it,
guests unnecs ssssry, The hody VAS rec
ognized by an Odd Fellow pin.
Capt. Cyrus Thompson of the tug Stella,
and formerly Of the Islander, fell over the
stern ct the tug on the marine railway Al
Bath, Mon6ay, and narrowly escaped being
: iliai
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Testimony Showing Our Defense less
Condition on the Pacific Coast.

Hoar, the chairman of the Senate COM
mittee upon the relations of commerce and
Business with Canada, presented the Senate
today with the testimony taken by that
commiitee. This testimony was not A.
companied By report The testimo onv
consists of the testimony Of military men,
railroad officials and prominent busines. .
men of the United States and Canada, IN
the fishing industry along the whole e1ten,
of our northern boundary, from talifornla
to Maine. The testimony covers all the
points of vital interest as to the relations
bets tseen the ! nited States and the deper
denotes of Great Britain in North America.
The first witness examined vas General
Nelson A. Miles, in command on the Ps-
ci6e Coast, Who in commenting upon the
defenceles condition of the United States
upon our northwestern border said 81 bs
lieve the railway system of British Coium
bia could be occupied by A pericsn troops.
not, however. through Victoria. There is
on the island of Vancouver, occupied by
Briti,h forces. place where the British
Government has expended millions in
building dry docks and navy yards and had
made some surveys for fortiacations. They
have there at this time fleet of war ships,
under the command of British admiral.
think it fair to say that during that ten
days the British feet could destroy every
town and city on Puget Sound, destroy our
railroad system there, occupy our outlets
for that northwestern country. They
could also send ships up the Columbia ri~
er and destroy Portland and that railway
system. There is not gun or earth work
on Puget Sound, nor single artillery So
der. There are few obsolete gnns at the
mouth of the Columbia. at Fort Candy
that are not nov occupied With troops.
That is the condition of affairs north Of
the harbor of San Francisco. South of
the harbor of san Francisco not a gun i.
in position, nor a roua1 Of ammunition moi
q single artillery soldier to def nd the har
Dor and the cities Of San Diego, SAINTS
Barbara and San Pedro. From these
points a small force could destroy the rail
way system in Southern California
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RACES AT DuLUra. nIHN.
oaudaus and Mckay outIow Several
Other Paoisssionala

DULUrH. MINI. July 2l.--Aftsr the
junior evests in todAys regatta. the great
professional race for prizes Of 81 900. $500
and $50 took place. Gaudaur and Mckay
we're nearest shore. reemer and Hosmei
next, HanlAn and Wise next. Hamn and
Ten Eyek last. When the shot vas fired
all the crews dipped their cars in the water
- If one man. ln an instant GAndaur and
Mckay forged aheai of rsemsr and
Hosmer, q quarter. half, sni full length.
From the start the struggle Was most ex-
eiung The crews followed each other
quite closely in their order from the shore
Gandaur and Mckay pulling ~ strokes 10
the minute. Teemer and Hosmer 46. Hsn-
Ian ard Wise IS, Hamm and Ten Esek 81.
The turn vas trst made by Gaudaur and
Mckay. A secN-i g. - Hosmer and Teemer
followed, thea uamm aud Ten Eyck. and
finally HAnlsn and W.,r Half wsy to the
finish the press boat VAS passed where
Gaudsur and Mckay led Hosmer and
Teemer three lengths. The latter kept
three-fourths of length ahead of Hamm
and Ten Eyck. Who kept the same distance
ahead of the Toronto crew. Gaudaur's crew
shot across the line about four lengths
ahead. An effort of the last two crews TO
pass Hosmer was unAvailiog, and there was
= squarter length between Teemer AMI Hamm
aud between Hamm and lIanlsn at the
finish. Ilanlan would have done better had
he not lost both oars for q second a few
hundred yards from the finish. Time
Gsudsur and Mckay l2.2s; Teemer and
Hosmer II 80; Hsmm and Ten Eyck IL 50
- Hsnlan and Wise IL "a Hsn,m and
Ten Eyek, according to Teemer and Hos
mer turned the former crews buoy and
Teemer entered a protest.
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Labor cops,e.. Adopt. a Platform

HAEr.oRD, Coma, July 2l.-The re
Gently appointed committee of the Labor
Congress met in this city yesterday after
noon and perfected platform as basis OF
operations for their party. Tue party
said one Of the committee. is not strictly
political organization. but will work fol
the election of such men as are in symps
thy with the general principles of ,heil
platform. The platform, adopted for the
submission Of the coming meeting of the
Labor Congress, demands free text books
more and better public schools, the en-
forcement of laws in the interest of work
ing people and agriculturalists, a weekly
payment law applicable 10 all wage esrner'
in manufacturing districts, q law to prevent
the coloring of oleomargsrine to initiate
butter, and an absolutely secret ballot.
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A Bride Held for Bigamy.

New YORK, July 2l.-Mrs. Annie Igno-
wiiz was held by Justice White in Newark
Yesterday on the charge of bigamy. On
Wednesday last she and Cecilia Verchen,
servants in G. Koloskie's boarding house at
No. IL Monroe street, Newark. charged
him with assault. After Koloskie was
committed to prison he agreed to marry the
Ignositz woman. He married her on Fri
day. That night, during the Wedding, he
discovered = strange man in the company
of his bride. He was said to be his bride $
first husband, ard kolo.kie hsd her ar
rested and has commenced proceedings for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-22

The following changes in the postal ser
vice in Maine are announced:
Route 3s7. Mschias To Calais. Leave
Mschias Tue,day, Thursday and Saturday
a, = A. ". Arrive at Calais at S r. NJ.
Leave Calais Wednesday and Friday At 4
A. NJ Arrive At MachiAs by p. VI.
Leave Calais Sunday At ii A. NJ. Arrive
1t Wesley by IS p. n: Leave Wesley
Monday At 45 p. NJ. Arrive at Machias
by =. NJ Adopt Immediately.
Route 413, Liberty to Freedom. Leave
Liberty daily, except Sunday, 1t A. NJ
Arrive at Freedom daily, except Sunday. Al
1880 A. VI or on arrival Of train. Arrive
st Liberty in three hours. From July !
1890.
Route 414. Sullivan to West Sullivan
Leave Sullivan daily, except Sunday, At
A. NJ. Arrive as West Sullivan BY s2t
A NJ. Leave West Sullivan daily. exec p
Sunday, at 8 p. VI. Arrive At sullivan B.,
80 P. " From July /, 1890.
The following Maine postmasters have
been appointed: Cora E. Davis, Pieassn
Point, Knox county, vice Thomas Stone
T. o. locke, Revere. Somerset county
vice David E. Perkins; Mrs FL N. Gray
Wesley; J. A Mscnfds. WIca.ses.
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MysteIious Bank Robbery Teller
Suspected.

WoopsrocK, N. B., julio 2l-When J
NJ. Walker, the teller went to the Bank ui
Nova Scotia Saturday, he found the door
of the vault open and Robert G. Sanders,
the accountant, lying on the floor uncoD-
sccus Four thousand dollars of the
banks funds are missing. Sanders was
sent TO all TO await examination. He says
he went to the bank at 80 in the morning
to get some money to be sent by express.
While in the vault he was knocked down
and became VI conscious. lie did not see
his sssailant. Sanders is a native Of Var
mouth and 90 years old. He has been en-
ployed IN the bank three wears.
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NEW YORK. joiy 81.


SKw YoEG. July n.
HLous-Reeripts. a.ioS pkss. sxport1, !. "a
bbss, sales, u go Kee~s; quotations iJ.e. 7e
ing City mill extra, o. lsse4 81. patent, ~ 70,
es Is. supersne. t.s;osazss, sxfrs No ?. e2 20
y Is. winter wheat los grade. q 4xl3 o., sAiB
nesots extrs, % HstS 50, Southern -four dun
rye four quiet
wHEAT-Reesiyes s7.sn exports. 10 100. sci.
j9s .06, lower No. spring Se se1. "a
81 No red, fs,ssfl siev'i >5iass, .oe STA Vi
deliv'd. No aard, IoSaifo. 80 aorthsrL. -.
81
KYE-dnli.
BAkyEY-g1iet.
CoKN-Keo-fp.s. "a $50 >xrnrfs. i5a.ss safes
II 40 tower, steamer, ',sttt; 80 4, +4as4.
store and elevator. Bias'1 ssozt.
OATs-Eseetpts, 10 M sHpo~tk A. 80, sales
.ss go. firm. No ~ do white sas9. MOI C.
40, DO White. 1874: So :. .. DO -s'ts. 5saE
Mixed Western, ssssy. White do, .sss33.
CosYEg-fsir; kio. fair, %.
susAE--kx. frm. refined firm. densnt =
fair. crushed s,A5s: extra crushed. .IAs.. whit
extra crushed. 4 ~ en-. 'oa' ~, xTannix.>d, st.
PETRoLguN- -tezdy --i--i -
/ PozK-4afei
| BKEy-steafJ.
| LAkD-daii, ves.srn rea0, o. %. aea lzl elne
ins y z. .city aean. . 20 refined dsa; sonlfns .
o. i5aH Is, i. o. Is.
BuTTEx = qais;, western dairy 7Als. 4
efezDery, aai7l-
cns.ss-.ts.ay vreishss 70 Liverpool Frs
stssss s>sa, fancy, SIC,
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coHDEHsED DISPATCHES.
The Pfth OF the News Taken Prom the
Current Events Of the Duy.

The United States schoolsbip Conssells.
ton sailed from Newport for London,
Monday morning.
The store Of Green & Woodbine at Bal
lardvxle, Mass, vas broken into Sunday
night the safe blown open and $500 In
cash stolen
Rev. Frank Probst. Chicago Presbyte.
rian. in his sermon Sunday, said the Laka
Peppin disaster vas Judgement from God
for the violation Of the Sabbath.
Cyrus Craig. . MARY vile. No, agent
for Bartlett Bros, brokers, has disar-
peared aud the nYn and others lo,e from
siO0. Coo to Sl15 900.
Willis Bentley fatally shot Charlie.
Chambers ss Altoona. Pa. Sunday, after
quarrellIng over cands. He vas arrested.
4 Martin Keatibs and Oven Alives o.
Gloucester, Mass, fishermen, have beer
missing since July is. when they ven
adrifs While attending travis.
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Meteorological Report.
(Juiy 81 lsoo. 500 p. MI
Largest Mining Deal Ever Mads

NEw YoRK, July 2l-Captain J. Fl.
Even., the Peruvian Consul At Brighton,
England. and late of the Fourth Royal Fu-
sileers, arrived on the E'ruria July IL. and
during his short stay in this city completed
the purchase Of group of mines. among
Them the Mountain House antimony lode in
Montana, having . net revenue Of - 900.
900 . year. The exact price paid for tn,
property is only knosn to The contracting
parties, bu, il is said to be the lafsesf min
iug deal that ever took place
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MARKET REPORTS
New York Money Market.

NEw YoRE. July 81.
Money call c'os" ranging from to
Prime paper at to d.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Gsvernme nj bonds. dull and steady.
Railroad bords quiet, generally firm.
The following are the closing quotations O
securities
limited Rfasps Il
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Fire Crackers In the Powder-6ever
IoluIed One Fatally,

RED KEY. Ind, July 2l.-Wh hile a crowd
were iounging about the grocery store OF
HON & Carroll, this afternoon, Henry
Maynard set of fire cracker. A spark OF
FIRE flew into key of powder and terrible
explosion ensued. The roof the frame
building fell in and the building caught hre
but the flames were soon extinguished
Out of a crowd Of about twenty in the store
at iha time seven were seriously injured
one probably fatall,. The store buildiu 9
is a total wreck
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1t Is Usually Called Murder

NEW YokK. July 2l.-on the 18th o.
July, James Bro3y of No. i,os3 Secon'
avenue, assaulted and beat Frank arden
berg, 4 tenant in the same house. W arder
berg was taken to ST. Francis Hospital
where he died Saturday. Brody was ar
rested on complaint of Mrs. WardenberE
aud held without bail TO await the verdic
of the coroner's jury. Brody said that or
the night of the assault the jsnitor Askec
him TO put ont the hall gas AT II O'Clock
wsrdeuberg said Brody had no right +,
put out the gas and in a quarrel that fol
lowed Brody says that srdenberg bit him
lie struck back and when they clinchst
Wardeubere fell, and his head struck II,
wall, giving him the Injuries that cause
death.
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Great Interest in Church Matters at
Bath

Special to the Kennebec Journal
BArn. July 81 Yesterday was day of
great Thanksgiving at Winter street church
owing TO the 26 new members admitted.
This is the largest number admitted at one
tune for IS years and was the frnit of the
revival held here in the spring under the
direction of B. Fay Mills the Evangelist.
The church was appropriately decorated.
The members admitted yesterday included
many of our leading business men and go
ciety ladies'. The addition to the church is
one tenth of the resident members. This
morning work was begun, taking the old
organ out and placing the new one at the
back of the altar will occupy some time
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European Powers Hssitats to Com
blue Against Our Tarth Bill.

P,Rls, July si.-fn the Chamber Of
Deputies TODAY. Ribot. Minister Of Foreign
affairs. In replying to the Interpolation Of
Dapuv. IN regard to negotiations with the
powers, relative TO the American eustoms
administrative bill. said that the govern
ment had been in negotiations with other
European powers With the object Of trying
10 concert = collective action against the
bill, The other po~ers, he said were
ANerse 10 entering into any engagement In
connection with the matter.
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BLOW YE WINDS"
Yacht Race of Portland Mon
hesan and Shark Wins.
Pine Set Of Farm Buildings Burned al
Bridslon- Loss, $4,000.
Ban Dogs Must be Mu1zlsd. Yacht
6appho at Boothbsy.

PoRrLAsD, July 2i.-in the yacht race
this afternoon the srss class was won BY
the Aonhesan, owned by Capt. VI. A. Rice,
Capt A,~ood sailing master. She took
the lead soon after starting and finished 81
miles 10 +43.3Z. The Magnolia, Capt.
Hoynton, came mex. in 81 2s. The Doro-
4. was last in 5 % 20. In the second class
the Shark Won, making the IL miles IN
2.4G %. The Princes vas second in
? 5J.2T, The IdIer was distaneed. This
evening the Portland Yacht Club gave a
reception 10 the Visiting yschtsmen.
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Rumoss OF Revolution at osiiA.

NV lorK. July 2l--A despatch from
Vienna says that startling news has spread
through the town that Sofia is in the throes
Of revolution and that S,nkof's par,isans
had riseu against the iron rule of STAN
boulo6 ard Prince Feriinsnd's fate was
hanging In the balance. The Viennese are
greatly excited. The suspense is general,
as Ia also the sentiment that the storm cloud
Of the Balkans ia on the poi't Of bursting
and scorchiny Europe With its lightning.
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10 q Drunken elumbSr Amid Blazing
OIL

NEw YoSk, July si,-Asent King o!
Mr.. Gefry's society had just gone 10 the
apartments Of Mrs. hate Comiskey on the
top floor Of No. eso Third Avenue easly
yesterday mornlns. to investigate charges
that she vas hseitual drunkard and mes
lected her children. When he found hlasins
oil uickhns across the door. Mrs. Comis'
key Law drunk on the f.aor, and in . corner
Of the room her two children, Katie. age,
Is. and Maggie. aged IL, werc asleep, A
kerosene, oil lamp had been upset. and in q
few minAkes more the blazing oil veuii
have reached the mother and children.
Agent King smothercd the hre and ther
took the woman and her girls to the York
vile police court. The mother ~As com
mitted for trial in default Of bail, and the
children were sent 10 the ST. Francis
Home.
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Waldo.
fRE EDOM.

Hsying veil under way and Ace vsa,b'
for securing the crop in good ,nfi,i' n
All report an average crop and som. Or
Increase. Mos, Of the hoed crops ~.
bsckvood but are coming on fast The pas
few wsrrn days. Grain 10 nov he's ling ao'
promises gooi crop. IL We do mt have TO
much vet weather which viii cause Il t.
rust. Pastures sYe good snd stick is doin,
veIi. Light shossrs Sstnr,Iag. the 10 b
vet large fields OF hay nearly ready to pal
into the barn.