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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-06-11
MOTEL ARRIVALS.


AT NkEkEE HOTEL
q. q, Wade. Denver.
Chas. Harper. Rear river.
T., e. Smith. Bufori.
Geo l. Allan. Arkansas.
Joe Carroll, Craig.
GENE Taylor, Axiai.
Vim. MeKrown, Me.ker.
l.. I. Colon, Axiai.
Wm. 4, Morgan, ANlal.
W II. Miller. battle-ground.
Th0s- HAMILTON, As,al.
VIII ueffish, Hayden.
". P-issni-rgsr. Craig.
". l.. Pratt. Whit. River.
l,nrt and Geo. ilow-y. Fla. creek.
William Hall. Fl Collins.
A. 4. Johnson. Axiai.
j. T., Fuller, Mood River. wyo.
J. Z. iiainlinr, tangely.
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Carpenter and Builder Mitchell Inns
pans for several small biirk houses
which h. eon.rmp:l,.s cfecii1s: In Tie
near failure.
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The busy frrishicr Is now getting In
his work and accommodating treasure In
cnpious quantities.
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NJ NF1ffEN ""R W
&. T.. shun. k-sfney. N-br.
Ira johnson. keaTnry, Nrbr.
J. l., Neiia,i0n. city.
Thos Laurie, city.
Rev. Vim. Laurie. iiell-fon,e. IA.
Ira q. Mitchell. i..aivill-.
Mrs. Barker. Kansas CITY, kas.
Mrs. Calvin, kansa, City. KS.
Miss Barker. Kansas CITY, MS.
iioL-f, ". ai.sll, Denver.
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From present Indications Ne-ker Is
eoln: To- have large number Of sum
MR. ylsltofa nj, Year.
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A maverick WI, .oGnd ncar NiIir tic
either iay n, the roundup. !, would h.
Hn utter imf-n,,ibiii,y In IND one in
tho nci;hi1Jhooi II M--krf.
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Co!lectof-Mr, rrss-r. viii You sub
serb. towards the decoration Of the
soldiers fts,e,y Tfa:rr-So. sir.
III. men whose grave, want Ia dec
orai- amt dead vet.
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III" Jones Ryan sui, M, settled Mon
iay before being called In the county
court which convened thu, day. Ryan
pays the doctor SIS and the latter with.
draws the appeal.
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When completed, Coal Greek will
hay- ,hr nrairs, temple o, learning In
the county. ard tho residents there ina,
well feel proud ~ II.
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Ais, Lizzie johnson C: :'rui,a. Colo
is visiiin. Mcekcr and Is tho aue,t q
Sir. and Mrs. rovey.
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For Chinese silk handkerchiefs,
quecnsware and fancy goods. call on
John Wong, ut the Hing Kee Laundry.
Goods received direct from China.
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Jrws iiainelinc. ono Of iianscly's pop
ulnf Young men. spent n few DAYS In
town This week. the guest OF Sheriff
Toyry.
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Tie churc, was we'll iilicd on Sun,ia,
las; To hear the Rev. MIR. Laurie ex.
pound the pcsrcl from a Presbyterian
.'anhpoinl lie delivered n forciblc
and interesting sermon. Mr.. Laurie
l-'i for his renn,, lvania home Thurs.
day morning.
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-Four members Of the Foreign Tramp
association autographed Mt the Miller
house few days ago. and held their
fourth annual reunion. They were
Solononski Fairfield, hniling from Der.
linz Ing Pang Lawton. pekin. China
L'pasha Mahdi Ellis, Constantinople.
turkey. Europe; and Quintianus Bar
tholii Kelly. Madrid, Spain. Their
next meeting place is Honolulu.
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.'imiown tcrccdci had disastrous
fire on Sunday last. nearly the whole
town being swept away by the flames.
Among those burnrd out was Rubc
Ba!l "a brother Of Mrs. 5. Z. Wright Of
the Mccscr hotel who left here nearly
two months ago for that camp,
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william II. WEIGH. who has been 4
Crced- for several months past. wns
passenger on Mondays incoming stage
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Fresh bread. etc. at Mrs. Eckel's.
The True Laxative PrincIpi

The True Laxative Principle
OF the plants used in manufacturing
the pleasant remedy, Syrup of Figs. has
permanently beneficial effect on the
human system. while the cheap vego-
table extracts and mineral solutions.
usually sold ms medicines. are perma.
nently injurious. Being wcll-iniormed.
you will use the true remedy only. Man.
ufactured by the California Fig SyrupCo,
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Luke Dey!in. our popular general
rad ovcrsccr. has finished up on road
work between here and White River
City, and that ,soroughfare. say travel
ers. Is now in good condition. Mr.. ID.
Is NJ present eeyot.ng his attention tn
Oak Rid.e Park. and after sand-paper.
Ing the roads Ia that district will give
the MIX creek .scf!oa a whirI.
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John j. Nib!cck took Tuesday Is stag
bound Tor Denver.
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i-eniy-,.o is'sisss q - ,liiniii 80 Nonih Is %
tiz1o Iery
t..i 4ri fsssi sass--s rfts~n c.nt. t-s
liss~ f,F mr.; iHsztit-si All ten s.ii,s Too .@sh
ssiiss.I',sn, i1sssstlaa.
All raf1lnnnis stiOils sANtLi to sai'T.-.sj "a
THE NhEhhn HERALD,
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Elsewhere in this issue may be found
tue full text of the petition asking that
the proposed national park be made
smaller. 1t is well known that the
boundaries as they now are, in Rio
Blanco county, include all lands east
of Ed Archer's place, and embrace the
ranches OF all settlers on upper White,
North Fork, South Fork, Big Beaver,
North Elk, Marvine. Williams Fork
and other minor streams. Should the
Saaie be changed according to those
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Sheriff Tovsy and Under shcyln wca
WIRE 1nrno1e on dmeiAr basInsss dur
Ing the early part of the week.
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The festive ilIii. ss--,rf give, III.
angler mo', bites Than he bargains for
nou aLais,
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Two OF Mccser's tots. aged respect
lively seven and eigli; years, ran away
from home this week. but were over.
hauled nj the government ford three
iniics below town. and brough; back 10
Their anxious parents. They had some.
thing ike thirty cents between them
and were bonnd. they said. for Chicago.
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Under Harry Barnard's management
this place is run with n view to giving
the travelling public good accommoda.
tions and treatment. Try Iii.
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Passenger ,ratie az the stages has
i--n very brisk The pas, week.
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Going Out OF Business.

WIN eios- out al! goe,ls In my store,
consisting Of groceries. furnishing
goods. boots aud shoes, etc. al actual
cs.,t- :. POnuEs.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-06-11

y new way OF avoiding being found
guilty of violating the game laws IS to
wait until the game warden camps on
your trail, then go before some out
nf-the way j. r., complain against
Yourself, pay so and costs. and with
the receipt In your pocket stand jury
trial and be acquitted. Such case
occurred In Routt county recently. the
names of the parties being Ross and
Daniels. 1t Is said that it cost them
about $50.
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st
Dick Toyey informs IiIE HERALD
that h. aud his partners have bonae,.
their aspiiailu,n claims to Salt Lake cap
igalis,s. ard the latter have begun initial
OPERATIONS in tie line Oi developing
th.in. They are about Ia build Wagon
mad to connect with fruiia on Grand
river from which point they will ship.
Ia a. iiitiOn Ia Ar. Toyry. Messis- Jrsss
lIaineiine. Charles iisiiey aud ". J.
Mecoshn are Interested in the property,
anil from present indications they Will
all lie wearing diamonds before many
''inoOns." We sincerely hope 81.
Recorder waibIidgc returned on sun
day evening. after having spent few
weeks ia Denver attending To matters
political. A. previously stated In these
columns lloyd did not 20 ont To &c,
married. as some people we're led TO he
lioyr. When reference Mas made 10
the matter ho replied: Il dont hay.
tn - out Ia catch on, as all III. Ladies'
htfr say i'm a jewel OF the lirsi water. "
Mrs lydia Hart. better known as the
wiio~ Hart. died al her residence rear
Williams Fork. on Tuesday last, after
brief illness, Deceased MAS well ami
iaynfably known IN the section In which
she lived. and large elEei. u friends
sill mourn her departure 10 the Other
Snfli. Mrs. Hart was the owner OF "A
gussi ranch AMI a Iin1 herd u cattle.
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sleight of Misunderstanding marriage

Help yorrccif
II You're n suffer-
Ing woman, with
the cdicino
that's been pro
pared especially
TO help you DR..
Ficrcc's Favorito
Prescription. It
will Dis IL whcrp
~ 81
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ONE ENJOYS


Doth tho method and results when
Syrup II Fig is taken; !. /, p!casan.
tad r,frcsLing to tho taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on tho kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. clcsn.cs tho syy.
ten cflse.ually. disrels colds, head.
aches and fcvcrs nnd cures habi;nal
mitigation. Syrup Of F;ss Il the
as!y remedy Of iis kind crcr pro.
iuc'd. pleasing TO tho taste and &c.
-sr:ablo 10 tho stomach. prompt In
i.s action aud truly beneficial In ia
caee:s. prepared only from tho mott
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend Il
10 al and have u,ade u sls most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Fi;s l. for salo In 60c
End 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gisA Any reliable druggist Who
may not hsve it on hand will pro-
cure II promptly for my ono who
wishes to try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA rio syrup co.
siE Ss1scisoo. oit.
io,is'iiiI. ~. ssv voss. ~
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The Mecker stahles.

When you come to town put up your
stock ut the Meeker stables-Barnard's
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sccon,.ls ~ II 10 Many.
hxysovn, Ind, Oct !. 1880.
My daughter became ailortic about Ave ypo,
81 through fiisht. m ply sio'ana' treatpnn
tvn.lci nothing. until rsei Pastor Koonig''
Nerve Tonic, Witch o, oneo dispcllci tho at
tasks. It IL the bret rtnncdy ever used. and
lave recommended IL b D,any OF snch "a nr'
nuciins from This dreoa diso,ss.
MARTHA yICKI.CR
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fnisr.d ~ it.IseirEes =, N,.s.F. hia ii,sneo
,auu',. c.iO-. as ssss al slas- mail iassii.T,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-22
SANTA MONICA.
Interesting News Notes from the Seaside
City.

City.
SANTA MONICA, May 1.-THE Santa
Fe tracklayers are within the town linn
its Of Santa Monica and the whistle of
the locomotive as it plies back and forth
carrying the construction train is heard
plainly all over the south side, much to
the qualification and joy of the hearers.
The officials have completed the neces-
sary deals whereby they will make a
park and picnic grounds adjacent to
their Hill treet depot, which will also
make the ostrich farm not only conven-
lent, but doubly attractive.
The Southern Pacific ran special to
the cailon yesterday, which carried a
merry crowd of East Los Angeles Sun
day school children, who enjoyed their
days outing beneath the trees beside
the sea.
The weather still continues to be all
that could be desired, and every one at
the seaside is having an unusually good
time, in fact, the summer gayety has al
ready set in, bathing and driving being
the principal pastimes, although the
tennis players can be seen daily practic-
ing in the various courts in town.
This year polo will undoubtedly have
large accession to the number who en-
joy the exciting outdoor sport. and all
the old-time favorites intend to keep in
the lead if possible.
There is some miecreant who is max
ing it his or her business to purloin val
liable dogs for the reward there is in it,
l suppose, and number of our citizens
threaten to coat the criminals with tar
and feathers. Among tue animals stolen
was Spitz pup from Bullg & Sitter of
the Club, who are more than anxious to
get their little favorite back.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-22
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
EpwOrth League Matters-A Colo
Brother Creates q Stir.

Epworth League Matters-A Colo red
Brother Creates a Stir.
OMAHA, May 21.-Bishop Andrews
presided at today's session of the Meth
odist conference. 1t was decided to
elect two secre tarles for the Freedman's
Aid society, instead of one.
The report of the committee ON Ep-
worth league was adopted. 1t provides
for it's government by board of control
of fifteen members, including one bish-
op, with the local leagues under the
supervision of the annual conferences.
The executive officers of the league in
Chicago, DR.. J. G. Hartzell and DR.. G.
M. Grandson, were chosen secretaries
OF the Freedman's Aid society.
The discipline was amended to 'allow
Young Peoples Societies of Christian
Endeavor to organize as branches of the
Epworth league.
After some further discussion on Ep-
worth league matters, in which it was
decided that the presiding elders should
carefully watch after the welfare Of all
league branches, DR.. Hayes of Tennessee,
a colored delegate, created stir by ac-
Cusing Rev. Charles Parkhurst, editor
of the Zion's Herald of Boston, of in
sultipg colored members through the
columns Of his paper. Rev. Parkhurst
explained that he only meant little
friendly advice, and the matter was
Smoothed over.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-22
THE TOOL OF ADLER MEN.

Abe Jones Guilty Of Stage Robbery but
Recommended to Mercy.
SAN Francisco, May 21.-The third
trial of Abe Jones, for robbing the
Shasta stage, was concluded in the dis
trict court today. The jury found Jones
not guilty of the first, second, fifth and
sixth counts of the indictment and
guilty of the third, fourth, seventh and
eighth counts. The first mentioned
counts contain the charge of placing the
mail carriers life in Jeopardy, which il
punishable with life sentence. The four
counts on which the prisoner was found
guilty embrace the charge OF stage rob-
berry, punishable with maximum sen.
tence of ten years. The verdict, which
was in writing, ended with the following
words: "And we find that the defend.
ant has been the tool and dupe of ablel
men, and we therefore strongly recon-
mend him to the mercy of the court"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-22
UNIVERSITY.

News and Personal Notes From That
Suburb.
Mr.. S. H. Dodge, brother of Mrs. J. s.
Kline, made visit to his sister last
week. Mr.. Dodge is editor OF the Beloit
(Kan.) Gazette, and accompanied the
editorial excursion on the recent visit to
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Amos of Cam
bridge, Ohio, made flying visit to old
friends resident in this place, Thomas
Lloyd and D. Newhart. Mr.. Amos is
editor of one of Southeastern Ohio's
prominent journals, the Cambridge
Jeffersonian. Mr.. Amos and wife were
with the editorial excursion.
Mrs. Mary L. Hunt is building a
frame and concrete two-story dwelling
on Severance street, between Adams
and Twenty-eighth streets. The cost
of the structure will be $4,000.
The recent warm weather was a boon
to the farmers, insuring good crops.
The earthquake was felt here Thurs
day night. Next day it was all the talk
among the scientifically inclined stu.
dents, who were trying to unravel the
reason why nature was so shocked.
Last Wednesday was granted as a
mid-week Sabbath by the college. No
recitations were heard, but numerous
prayer meetings were held throughout
the community, the result of the Mills
meetings.
1t is probable that the University
base ball team will play at Riverside
again next Saturday, under the name
"Tuft-Lyons.
Mr.. Messmore has moved into the
Sackett house on Athena street.
J. A. Gondie, G.. P. Adams and Jess
Tucker took trip this week up to the
headquarters of the San Gabriel river.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-22
THEY HAVE ENOUGH NOTOR|ETY.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hethering-
ton Arrive From Japan.
Both Positively Refuse to Submit to
Interviews.
Jay E. Hunter Acquitted of the Charge
of Assault-Abe Jones Convicted
of Stage Robbery-Paciflc
Coast Notes.

BY the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2l.-Lieut. j. HI.
Hetherington, United States navy, &C.
companied by his wife and 3-year-old
child, arrived here today from Yokoha-
ma on the steamship Oceanica, and at
once took quarters at the Occidental
hotel. Since his acquittal in March on
the charge OF the murder of Cover Rob-
inson. whom Hetherington accused Of
criminally assaulting his wife. Lieut..
and Mrs. Hetherington have been travel.
ing in various parts of Japan, waiting
permission from the navy department to
return to this country on furlough.
Hetherington, who is man nearly
six feet in height and Of
massive build, was very forcible
in his refusal to discuss his recent trou-
bles, with newspaper representatives
and when Mrs. Hetherington was ap-
preached, she also declined to be com.
municative. "There is nothing that ]
can say, that has not been told" she
stated, "and beg to be relieved from
speaking further on the subject"
Mrs. Hetherington, like her husband
is tall, but is slender in build. The cou.
pie were objects of much curiosity dur.
ing their ocean trip, and Mrs. Hether.
ington after few days retired to hel
cabin, complaining of ill-health.
Several of the Yokohama papers edit.
orially criticized the verdict Of acquittal
and the Japan Mail, referring to the
charge that Mre. Hetherington
had been outraged by Robinson
adds: "If true, why was Robinson moi
at once arrested and held to answer in
court, which might be relied on to in
sure Justice being done. No more
serious charge, short OF murder itself
could be preferred, and if proved, il
would at once have relieved the hus.
band of the responsibility OF taking any
other steps against the violator Of the
sacredness of his married life, and
would have proved decidedly the most
effectual shield for the honor of hit
wife that could possibly have been EN-
ploved.n
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-22
FOREIGN FLASHES.

A dispatch from Teheran says cholera
is raging all along the Afghan-P Persian
frontier.
Deeming. the wife murderer, will be
hanged at Melbourne at 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning.
The steamer Tynehead for Riga, with
a cargo for the Russian sufferers, has
passed Lewis island.
The lord mayor of London has opened
a fund for the relief of the sufferers by
the hurricane in Mauritius.
The village of Handley, Wiltshire,
England, has been destroyed by fire.
Three hundred persons are destitute.
A dynamite cartridge has been found
in Paris at the residence of Beaupaire.
the public prosecutor, who prosecuted
Ravachol.f
The proposition of the Durham miners
to settle their differences with the own
ers by arbitration has been refused by
the latter. and there appears to be no
prospect of an immediate settlement of
the difficulty.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-22
WAGON MATERIAL.
HARD WOODS,
IR ON, STE Ell.
Horseshoes and Nails,
Blacksmith's Coal, Tools, Etc.
JOHN WI6MORH,
llT, 110 and 12l South Los Angeles 81.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.

DURsUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE
1 board of directors c. Modesto irrigation
district, duly given and made on the ath day of
Notice is hereby given that said board Of d.
rectors will sell to the highest and best bidder
the bonds of said irrigation district to the
amount of $25O,O0O, bearing interest at the
rate Of 9 per cent per annum, payable semi.
of each year on the presentation OF the interest
district.
Said bonds are issued by the board of direct
ance with, and by the authority of, an act of
the legislature OF the state of California, enti-
tied IAN Act to provide for the organization and
government of irrigation districts and to pro-
property. and for the distribution OF water
thereby 1er Isa7 irrigation purposes" approved
Said bonds will be sold for cssh, and for not
less than 80 per centum of the face value
thereof.
Sealed proposals and bids for the purchase of
said bonds will be received by the said board
OF directors at their Office in the city of Mo-
and MAJ, be addressed to or left with G. 8.
Abbott, the secretary of said board, at Modesto,
Cal, at any time after the date Of this notice,
and until 2:3O o'clock p. m. on the 9TH day of
Jun suahe, 4; D. , 1892, at which time and place the
Said bonds will be each of the denomination
OF $oOO, ana Will be negotiable in form and
VIII conform in all respects to the requirements
The board Of directors reserve the right to
reject any or all bids. 49,
Bids must be sealed and addressed to the Sec
retary OF said board and ind0rsed: Proposals.
tor Modesto Irrigation District Bonds"
FRANK K. f. tCSREssEY, PRESIDENT.
Z. B. ABBOTT. Secretary. 6-12 to 6-7.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-22
SAL|SUBYS PROTECTIVE SPEECH
Created CONSERVATION Among
His Followers.
British Shipping Circles Anxious
About American Competition.
Irish Home Rule Prospects Injured by
a Row Between Freeman's Jour-
nal Shareholders-Forei
Miscellany.

By the Associated Press.l
LONDON, May 21.-[Copyright, 1892,
bv the New York Associated Press. =
The sensation OF the week is Lord Sails
bury's protective speech, which pro-
yoked the greatest CONSERVATION among
his own followers and organs. In Man
chester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Glas.
cow and other business centere, the
premier is severely denounced.
The proposed transfer of the Inman
line steamers to American registry con-
tinues to be discussed. 1t is limited
that the admiralty will raise
question which will prevent
the company's complying with the
American law. They argue that if the
vessels become the property Of an
American company, the admiralty must
have the option Of pre-emption, fol
which they have been paying since the
ships were built. Meanwhile English
shipping circles are anxious about com.
ing American competition.
Little interest is taken in the debate
on the Irish local government bill. The
Unionist press is gloating over the Free.
mans Journal meeting, which is held up
as an instructive example of what tc
expect if the Irish get theil
own parliament. The Gladstonians are
not pleased at the edifying exhibition
which on the eve of dissolution, they
think is not likely to assist the pros
poets of home rule. Today's meeting
was quieter, owing chiefly to the with
drawal of many shareholders. Accord
with Healy is now established, and the
Freeman's Journal henceforth will be
the official organ Of the Irish parlia.
mentary party.
The bimetallists are absorbed in the
discussion of the location of the inter
national silver conference. The unani
nous feeling in England is that the con
ference ought to be held in London.
Provincial chambers of commerce aIe
already preparing to memorialize
Goschen. Stress will be laid on the
fact that the Americans are undivided
in favor OF London.
The action in the Scotch courts has
again brought the Marquis OF Ayles-
bury into unenviable public notice.
The proprietor of the Savernake Forest
hotel eued Scotchman named KEN.
bridge for $4,000, owing to his dishonor.
ing check given the marquis in pay.
ment of a gambling debt. Kembridge
does not remember signing the check.