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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
l'ibrin in MIX.

DR.. Babcock, of the Wisconsin station,
mas announced the discovery OF iibrin in
milk analogous to the iibrin Of blood.
fibrin IS formed in large quantities in
blood after il is drawn from the veins
and makes the clot This consists Of a
dense network Of minute threads or fbers
in which the blood corpuscles are en-
tangled. \ similar clot occurs in milk,
though in far smaller quantities. 1t may
b. that it's formation is due t. IA fernent,
Like The fi5rin OF blood. The tibrin begins
to form in the milk as soon as it Is drawn
from the COW, and the network Of fibers
entangles the fat globUlcs and hinders
their rising to the surface. Fibrin is
therefore an important thing in the dairy,
since it tends to hinder tho separation Of
the cream. The Dreaming Of min. is
helped by anything which retards or pre-
vents the formation Of fbrin, and churn-
ing is aided by whatever breaks it up.
Investigations indicate that in milk, aus
ordinarily handled, the coagolation Of
fbrin begins ut the surface and in CON
tact with tho sides or the vessel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

The best policy for the farmer who
makes butter for market is TO keep u
few high class COWS and take first class
care of thnm. When creamGries buy
and manufacture all the milk and cream,
as they probably will by and by, then
each patrons milk will be tested and
paid for ON Its merits,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
HORSE GOSSIP.



Noted Drivers and Flyers.
A new departure will be taken at Hart
ford this year. Instead of charging tho
usual 10 per cent entrance fee before horse
can start, only five per cent will he charged
and the winners only will be taxed another
five per cent from the amount Of their win
uings.
Dandy Jim C?:l0D. by Young Jim, dam
by Daniel Lambert, is one of the 3O Odd
rioters in Crit Davis's stable at Harrods-
burg, Ky.
The Electioneor boom received n fresh
impetus in California few days since, says
he Breeders Gazette Three Of the get of
that renowned sire entered the list, which
brings the total of his 2.3O performers up to
S. The new corners are Sonoma G:2Sl,
dam, Sontag Mohawk, Idlcmay c9.2i4,
lam 10y thoroughbred Wildidle, and
Ncmento c!:.s3 dam by Hanbletonian,
ir., son OF Whippies lIambiotonau.
Races at Howard rari, July 3 nnd a.
Great Throe-year-old Enco other Notes
The purses and stakes hung up for the
races at Howard tarj, on July 5 and i ag
glegate $l1U0. On The Sd arc the 40. l.
purse $500, open to all PAGERS; No. 2-S3jo
$50 class The 18th are: 40. 3-stokos for
.
No. $500, 80 class 40 purse 500,
300 ella S. Annacaadcr Halyan and
'uuchion are entered in the three -year.olI
race, which promises to he one of tie srcat-
est races ever seen in Vermont IL-se colts
are some OF the 'est in Now England amt
are entered in number OF other states to
compete for lnurels.
=. ~ Drury Of South burlington has just
refused au o.fer Of El15 for la-moaths
colt siral ly Alexander dam hy Wauke"san.
his colt is fuu brother TO the one sold by
}lr. Drury to ii. G. Smith
@. NJ. Delaney has sold bis three year old
colt to parties in Springfield, Mass, for
$50.
Col. +. Fairbanks Of st. Johnsbury has
| Just purchased handsome pair OF bay
horses. They were bought for HIM in
uorthern New York by c. T. Kirk and
| Austin Morrill,
III ii is expected, - says writer on
! breeding. "that the trottng colt will be
| hand, high and weigh SIX or seven hundred
ne yearlng, he mast not b, turned out
| with tie mare As Woauling on a poor pms
| lure and left to rustic for himself. Ito
should be fed gram daily If feeling
pays at any time it is during the iirs, year
| Il "A colts existence.
1t is said that Caldwell, who is a starter
81 tAc lr.nc,pai eastern tracks, makes about
! $40 eco year at hi, business, tL!. h,lnt
due to the fact that OF late year, here has
| been running all winter at tho Jersey half
mile courses.
/ An association has been formed az Per
| hn~vlle to lie known NJ the Hawks Noun
ain Horse breeders ass catlon with a car
| raj OF TloUO, to ! . increased to 5000 vhru
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
DAIRY AND CREAMERY.
KNOWING HOW TO FEED A COW
FOR A BUTTER MAKING TEST.

- ,-,,--. ...,-,.. -
rOH a ~ I'm 'AN'N1 Lo
can Irishnan, Otherwise STUPID, Who
Gould Not Read or Write" but who
1ovc1 Ari,,a1s and s,o,,i,., THAI. ,voys
~. 60. - 49,.
just rs horsemen have learned how to
get the best speed possible ont at horse,
So have men skilled IN feeding discovered
how to develop a cow to her greatest
capacity. Tho two great phenomenal
records IN The Jersey breed of 80 pounds
~ ounces and 20 pounds l2i ounces OF
butter in vccl were largely the result
Of skiliful feeding; yet these COWS were
necessarily great butter animals or they
could not possibly have accomplished
such feats. Their performance showed
the wonderful constitution of the deli
cato little Jersey in being able to sur
vivc the excessive feeding they endured
and in being able 20 digest and 2ss'ln,latc
large quantities OF food and convert it
into butter. These were strictly cree
ords,' since they Wero conducted by dis
Interested com~1itteas and not by the
owners ana rs ranapie AS thouEn lhey
had been under theSupe rVlAon or a state
experiment station.
There are very few forcman, whether
Of an ordinary farm or public expert
ment station caI@ble OF making COW
show her best INC iateJohn Johnston,
OF Geneva ~ y the most dlStinSuls
farmer OF his day, was III the hauiI "I
tattenlns l'oo0 sheep each winter III or
DER to make manure with Widch 10 grow
largo crops OF wheat as We'll Oh course,
as TO make a proht IN 1eeding' lie sald
he never had puo one man VINO could
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29
ORGANIZATION NECESSARY.
One Fault % Road Contraction Is Inn
bility to Fix blame for Bad Work.

1t L.. nj
90 -. -. - :.
,l lu''l ''',,.' "i,!'1i','i -
,'i'". imam ''i'' o'' 'i,' '"'i'ii9'i'' ~
Is we" 10 Dear Ill hl"u III connection
with tna d-iicl'ncieS OF Am tlcau roads
that they are caused not so much ~ a
want OF knowledge Of how to build
road as they are by lack of organization
looking to systematic work. Our coun-
fry Wl state organizations are not of
such 20 character US 10 properly carry
forward road improvements There is
an improper division of responsibility in
ta8, th.r. is uo adequate means of lrcat-
ing neglect or ignorance when had re-
suits arrrar. 4 country or state organ
i2WionvMchh a. charge of such improya-
mcnts Is, according 10 The common
methods of organization in America,
responsible 10 no one but itsclf. IF
board Of county commissioners appco-
pirates ~um 81 money to build road,
les its own contracts, and through its
/ own officers approves and pays fox the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

have often wondered how large a
delegation Of ticket agents there wis
In the asylum. The torturcs which
the unfortunate man at the depot win.
dow cndurcs arc many. aud as varied
- the phantasmagorial conceptions Of
Dante.
A gray boarded man rs deaf ms a
post linpcd up to the ticket Office In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
StALIsD lids.

10y ORDER OF TIM COUNTY COURT
ID Of salt Lake County. Territory "
Utah, sealed lids will be- received by tho
county CLERK up 10 and including January
giih, l-ll, Tor supplies 10 he furnished SAT-
Lsko County from February !. is,i,io Jan.
uafY 4. iv4l.
Ihc following will form the basis Tor bia.
TOT teoord. ETC., to be furnished the 70.
Mgr,sags records, co.. pages, with mar.
Elnul ruling.
ntcd records without marginal ruling.
Winning records, same a. the deed rec
Iien AMI leases came q. deed records.
Abstract records. SAME a. now used.
brect and fetcr.o indcXct TO all except
rlGu book 2 feet inches BY foot o in.
chct. Of PLAIN drafting paper fJr mailing
plats andindes 10 same.
9r,ni9r and grantee indexes.
used W the once, with stub In books Of
Mining abstract records and drce, index
70 aame.
ZONE q these record, have printed
forms, and the amount can b cfotcfminod
only a. The records are ordered
Records arc 10 be bound. fuu Russia cif
cuii"huh bands. II" With .lnuaot anyAs covers
and hussis conner, Hat opening back,
ledger paper, "i"s." rfircsto hciriVcn on
ic,ords ruled aud printed, aud ou ruled
Nlso for tho recorders onica. letter heads
So.. . and 10. Xxx So.i.Tsf, Win fctain
card printed thereon.
ron tnl cpLLEctoEs OFFICE.
$500 tax notices
litaN receipt book,
iooo letter heads and envelopes, same NJ
above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
DRAGONS.
Some Pretty BlE Yarns About GIeantio
Monsters That once Tttsted


Monsters That once Existed.
Tho dragon Is frequently mentioned
by ancient n1turalists ns well as by
tcriptural writer's and dreamcrs. AIRS.
totle tells Ms that dragons 70 cubts in
length were often met with In tho virln.
ity Of the Gangos. Reducing the cubit
to feet, according 20 our mode Of reck.
oning length. we find that these i'm.
mcnsc scrpcnts were % yards In length.
Alexander tho Great and his army On.
counicred ono In cave that measured
10j feet In length. An ancient work on
scrpcnts says;
Three kinds Of dragons were former.
ly recognized Ia India First. those Of
the hills and mountains; second. those
OF the valleys and caves; third, those
Of the marshes and fcns. Tho ilrrt Ia
tho largest aud is covered with scales
ns respondent as Furnished gold. They
have kind Of beard hanging from
their lower jaw, their aspect Is fright.
ful and their cry terrible. being loud.
kissing wall. They have crcsts Of
bright yellow, and protuberanccs on
their heads which nro the color II "A
burning coal Those Of the Hat coun-
try nre Of the color Of silver; they fro.
qucnt the rivers, 10 which tho former
never come. Those Of thcmarshcs arc
black, slow Of motion and have no
crcsts. Strnbo says tho painting of SER
pcnts with wings Is contrary to truth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny fHE
~ unders ancd, Adminittfattit ~ the
tsiste Of John Brown, deceased, late u sat
Lake CITY, Utah, the creditors n, and all pet
sons hnviug claims against the said doceased.
IN exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
villain ms months aftcf the hrst publication
Of thus notice, 10 sad administfatriN, 40 the
onlrc 81 Chirirs w. Pearson, attorney at law,
us \ Nam succt, salt taic city that being
the place Tor the transaction Of the business VI
said estate ANNA N. Known,
AdminniratrS Of the Esiaic Of john Brown.
Deceased.
Dated January 9th. is0i. sat oaw wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

An organization Of Arabs Is the latest
thing in syudicaies In tho United States.
There are already in New York a mum.
Dor Of wealthy Arab and Syrian citizens.
Their oountrymen are coming to Amer.
lea In large numbera. To provide for
tho new arrivals the rich Arabs who are
already familiar with tho ways of the
country will purchase a large tract Of
land and settle their compatriots thereon.
The syndicate will 90 into the business
OF fruit raising and sill, growing, thus
adding TO tho agricultural resources Of
the country, Tho members OF the syndi.
cate have beon looking at lands In Ari.
zona and in Pennsylvania, IL therp is
anything in physical geography, tho soil
Of Arizona viii probably seem moro
familiar to tho jewellers in cline of
sand aud sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

The animal body can be- played upon
as II II We're u machine. The strokes
Of the central pump, the heart, can be
slowed or quickened; tho vital heat
lowered or increased; the pupil OF the
eye expanded or contracted the limbs
paralyzed or ccnyulsod; the blood sent
to the surface or withdrawn TO the IN.
terror; oven the natural hue aud color
of tho body can be changed by tho
subtle action d various polsons taken
into the system. Halls Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
rai.c Teeth LenEihen Life.

Very few people realize how much
the dentist has done for mankind. 10
mention ono thing only, the perfection
10 which the manufacture Of false teeth
has been carried has practically abol.
ishcd old agc-that Il, old age Ia tho
sense that used TO know II. You see
mono OF tho helpless, mumbling old
men and women that you formerly did.
This Is not because people do not at.
tain tho ago their parents and grand,
parents reached, but because the den.
tist has prevented some Of the most un.
pleasant consequences of advancing
years Men of 20 no longer either look
or feel old because they are not de.
privcd of nourishing food at the time
when they need II most. Estimates
have been made showing that the aver.
age length Of life has been increased
from four 10 six years by the general
rse OF iaso teeth. Interview with
Dentist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE n iiEREBN GIVEN ny THE w.
a dcrslgncd. admiuistfator Of the estate
~ Ldra Williams, dcreascf, 10 the creditors
Of, and all pcrous having claims against the
sait deceased, 10 exhibit thom, with die ncrcs.
safy voucher. within ten months after tho nfst
publication ~ this notice, 10 th- said admins
traitor, alta south Main Street. salt Lake Ctr,
In tle 20 Inty of salt Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated January 18th, 1871,
W. !. HEATtF,
Administrator si the Estate Of tdgAr WI
Hans, dcecased dlaw iw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

"Tho world 10 oven ~ we take H.
And life. dear child, IA what W. mako M"
This was the continent " an Old lady In
her rfnndchild Mabel. And many a Natal
has found N 60 hr trio, aud she has tatet,
care OF hct health. She keeps ON hand a
supply of Dr rlorco'e favofiin prosrr'p-
tl0u. and 70 IL not troubled with thoso
wasting diseases. wcatnCuss dragging.
down =" aenaations and functional lffegii.
" tho only medicine fer women, e0li nv
druggists, under positive runrantrr
from tho manufacturers. that Il will give
fati1factinu Ia every rasn, or money will
be refunded. This guarantee haa bogn
printed on the botfle-wnppcra and faith.
fully carried nut for many yp1fi.
"iAvorito Prescription" u % legitimate
Medicine, not 70 hcrefdpt. Contains no ~
cohol 10 lnebnftei no syrup or suraf 10
dcungU digestion. As Tseuitir in it, re-
medal results ne IN ~ composition.
AH n powerful, invirOrltilig tonic, Il i'm
parts strength 20 tho wholo system, rar-
ticuarly TO the womb and ~ appenlarrs.
Dor fcrhln women generally. bf pirrc.'a
Inynrito Prescription 4 Tho grtairst Garth
w boon, being uncuualcd ~ I'm npnetlyins,
cordial aud restorative tonic, or strength.
riycf
a Hook of In pages, IN woman and
Her nifa9es their MATURE and How 10
Cufc thru" srnt sealed, In plain envelope.
o. receipt 81 ten cents. IN Stamps
Adiress, Woutp's DfsrrssAiiY NrnfrAL
sffOcfATioS. 0sl Main st., Buffalo. \. Y,
Or. plERGE'S PELLETS IE ssIsl d ySsE;
Laxative, ~ Iaihnrtlc, according 20 slzo OF
lIIn. lfN lruI.Iffn. - tfsftH "A vial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

County, Territory u Utah,
In the Matter OF the Estate OF John Twlggs,
deceased,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GiyES THAT
~ Thomas TMigEs, auininisti aior OF the
estate OF John TNiggs. deceased, has rendered
for settlement aud hlcd IN sAid Court his
ilnAl account of HE administration ~ said o.
tate and petition for nunl distribution uf the
residue OF said estate among the persons en-
uilcd thereto. aud that Wednesday, the an
day offthrnnry, 4. u, ISL, al luA. III, at tho
Court ROOM at SAID Court, IN the County Court
House, SAT- Lake tuy and tountS, Utah Ter,
tilory, lns hccu duy appointed by the Judge
OF said Court, tor the settlement OF sad Ac.
count aud hearing sad petition Tor distribu
ton, At Witch time and place AuN person inter,
estcd IN tald cHtair may appear aud shaw
eAusr, " any there be-, why said arcount should
not be- settled and approved and lnal distnbu'
lion made NJ prayed iur
Dated January pth, 1871.
C,E. Al.l.kS, Cloik OF Probate Court.
.t ByU. l.. STANTON, Deputy. ssw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

TlVINTf TIFNTN"f
SALT LAKE AND OGDEN.
Leave Salt Lake 100 AIN. and his am, as
pm. Returning, arrive salt Lake $40 a,sn,
as pm. hS pm
niSNtiAN,
Leave Salt Lake SOS an, returning, arrive
Salt Lake $50 PIN.
AMEHlCAN iunK, fROvo, srniNQNiLLEt
InIsfi.E, nj, rLtAhAAf ANp MAhti
Leave salt Lake ,hi pm, returning, ar
rive salt Lake nos am,
ID. q. DODGE, j.. II. BkSNETT,
General Manager. Den. fAss.Agi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
LEGAL NOTICE..
In the Probate Court, IN and for salt Lake
County. Territory OF Utah.
In the Matter of the Estats OF ELLEN 10.
IlAight, deceased,

NoTiCE II llLKLni GIVEN, THAT
N futon iaisbt, Administrator oi tho
fstatc of Ellcn u, llaight. deceased, has
rendered for settlement, and illed M said
Court, his nnal account OF biz Adminisira.
ton Ut said esislg aud petition for nnal dis,
tribution Of ne residue Of said estate
among the persons enilucd thereto. and
that saturday, thc .iih day Of January, A.
u, i,pl, at 10 o'clock M, At the Court
Room ~ said tuuft, IN tho County Court
House, salt Lake CITY anu County, Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed by tho
Judge OF said Court, Tor the settlement Of
distribution, at which tinc aud place any
person Interested in said estate may appesr
aud show cause, u any there be, why rald
account should not he settled aud approved
and dshi Jistrbtition made a. praved for
Dated January snd, 1871,
q. v, ALLEN,
Clerk Of tho Probate Court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23

In the Matter OF tho Estate Of Patrick Hail.
Dpcchsrd,
NoIICE Is nIlLnN GIVEN, THAT
~ james n. Moylc, aduinisi Atot Of the os
tate Of Patrick Hall, deceased, hiss rendered
for settlement. and hlcd ~ said court, his nnal
account of he administration Of said estate
and petition tor nnHi distribution Of tho residue
OF SAID estate among The persons eniiilcd
thereto, and that "Wednesday, tho lth day ~
February, 4. u, lsll, AZ 10 o'clock a.in, at the
Court Room OF SAID court IN the County Court
House, salt Lake Ctiy and county, ttah
Territory, has been duly appointed by the
Judge 81 said court, for the settlement NJ said
account ana hearing said pellnon for disiribu.
ton, at which time and place Auy person inter
estcd In said Vataia may appear aud show
cause, II an thcru hc,vhy said account should
not be settled mud approved aud dual dislribn'
ton made a. prayed Tor.
Dated JanuATyp, lsll,
4. b., ALLAN,
CLERK OF TIC Probate Court.
Iiy q. h. STANTON. Deputy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE w.
~ dersigncd, hdmlniatrutfix Of the estate
OF Thomas q. Jones, deceased, To the creditors
Of aud all persons having CLAIMS against the
said deceased, 10 eihihit them With the neces. .
sarY.N ouchert, within four months after the ntsi
uubllt alton Of this notice, To the said Admins.
trHtriS, AZ her residence salt Lake CITY, In the
County NJ salt Lake.
Dated January 18th, lsli,
Li.lIA JEssON JOINS.
AdminisiratfiN OF the Ettate OF Thomas T..
Jones, deceased, doAw So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

n the Probate Court iu aud for salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
dlAs. MAll.&Ea

UNAcoUAETED WITH GrooRAPHY COUNTRY
MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION from STUDY
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-05-28
Decoratior, nav.

Memorial Day." we believe, IS the
exact term in the statute making May
Both national holiday, but it was
Decoration Day" by spontaneous move
ment OF the people long before the law
makers concluded to legalize its observ-
ance. Did you ever think, as you see the
comrades of the G. A. r. going in process.
sion to strew flowers on the graves of
their deceased brothers, that the numbers
OF this procession will dwindle year by
year, till soon only few tottering old
men will be left? Grant, Sherman,
Sheridan, Thomas. Hancock, Logan,
Porter-all gone. Soon nothing will be
lett but to visit the battle6elds Of the
South, and if the present rate of progress
continues, all trace of these will be lost.
This is pleasant trip to make, and for
all inhabitants of Minnesota, Dakotas,
and the upper Mississippi valley, 1.-The
Burlington" with its own lines to Chi
cago and st. Louis. is the favorite route.
For tickets, rates, etc., apply to any
agent of this or connecting lines, or write
to w. ]. c. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent c.
B. & N. R. R., st. Paul, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-05-28
Marvellous ENDURANCE.

The vast amount OF labor performed
by the heart in keeping all portions OF
the body supplied with blood is not gem
orally known. 1t beats 100000 times,
and forces the blood at the rate of 16S
miles a day, which is 5000, 100000
times and s, 15O,S $50 miles in life time.
No wonder there are so many Heart Fail
ures. The first symptoms areshortness
of breath when exercising, pain in the
side or stomach, futtering, choking in
throat, oppression, then follow weak,
hungry or smothering spells, swollen
ankles, etc. DIR. Franklin Miles NEW
HEART CURE is the only reliable remedy.
Sold by ]. B. Perkins.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-05-28

The czarewitch has so far recovered
from his wound that he has left Japan
from Vladivostock.
Mrs. James q. Blaine denies that
Hattie Blaine is engaged to Truston
Beal. of California. :
Peru will send to the worlds fair the
Saimondia collection and an exhibit
from the school of mines.
At Magnolia, Miss, Henry Sheridan,
colored, who murdered DR.. Varnado, in
Osyka. in 1883, was hanged Friday.
A bill postponing payments of bank
deposits for twenty days has been
adopted by the Argentine chamber Of
deputies.
i. NJ. Helms, of indianapolis, has
been elected president Of the Bnai Birth.
now in session at st. Louis. The lodge
will meet in Cleveland, Ohio, next year.
In the trial of her novel dynamite bat
terry the esuyius fred nine shots, six
OF which would have sunk first-class
man-of-war had she been using one as q
target. = :
The Morgan ship, Ell Sol, Capt. Haw-
thorne, broke the record from New York
TO New Orleans, having made the run
from wharf to wharf in 4 days, 23 hours
and 10 minutes.
A mob stopped q train at Bardsley.
Thursday night and took from the
sheriff, Tennis Hampton, colored, who
L charged with the murder Of E. III.
Weber. He was probably lynched.
The South Dakota railroad commits
sion has just completed q tour of the
Milwaukee lines east of the Missouri.
They report that all sections trayersed
were visited by the late rains, and that
az crops are in promising condition.
A l4-year-old girl, Rosie Duce, Is mn
per arrest for attempting to set Ere to
the Naumkeag, Mass, mill No. 1. She
she says that she thought if she could
burn the mill she would not have to
work. =
A letter has been written by ex-o Queen
Natalie to M. Paschious, the Serviarli
prime minister She declares that the
object Of her expulsion from Seryia was
neither for the good Of the country AZ
for the kings welfars. 8