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have been great iu'itrer II m dry
catatth fer macy yea, and iried
many femedir-, tut none did m NJ
much benefit D. Ely's ram Fam,
II completely cured me.--M. !. Laliy.
30 Woodward Ave, Boston II gniand',
Mas.
think Ely'- Cream Balm 10 the
bett r.medy fCr cathirl / ever saw. ]
20 quickly, aud | have not fe ~ well
for long time. used 10 be troubled
with tevefn h,R lach's two or tire.
lim,s u se.k.--J. A Alcoru, Agent
U. l.. II. II. Co., Ea.on, Colo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-11

In buying cough medicine for
children" says n. a. Walker, a prom.
inent druggist Of Ogden, Utah, "never
he afraid TO buy Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy. There l. no danger from II
and relief Is always sure 10 follow.
particularly recommend Chamber
lain's because | have found IL 10 to
safe and reliable. 5D cent bottles for
sale by Y. G.. NJ. I. Drug Dept. lis
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prsrRrr EVENING NEWS. THURSDAY II. 1892.


Especially infants. Il prevalent more
Or lees NJ all times, but is largely avoid
ed by giving proper nourishment AM
Wholesome food. The most succcasfu
and reliable Of all il the Gall Borden
Eagle" Brand CONDENSED MIX. YOU
gIoeeI and drIyrisl keen n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-11

Throw drugs ard medicine 10 the
dog; all diseases cured at little or no
cost through the treatment M explained
In "Dr. Miif0rl Hnll's Health PAM
phlei." Price Si.OO. GeoGe Goddard,
Agent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-11

Whom faby was alex, We gave heg cas.oTla.
when she WA Chld she cried Tor Castorla.
when she became Miss, she chung to cas,orls.
When che had Childrgu Sae gave them castoFla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-11

"Irown's Bronchial Iroches are OK.
cellont for the relief OF Hoarscnes, or
sore Throat. They are exceedingly
effective. "-Christida World, L0ado.,
England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-11

"ChGmbeTlain's Cough Remedy ia
AZ staple ns coffee Ia this vicinity. 1t
has done an immense amount OF good
since Its Introduction here" A. NJ.
NoRDELL, Maple Ridge, MINI. For
sale by u. G.. NJ. |. Drug Dept. Us
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-11

Has removed its office to H. nnr.
series In Sugar House Ward. Take
the Rapid rransit Street Cars marked
"Calief's Park, Forest Dale, or llth
East Street" Post ONCE, Sugar,
Utah, u.Vg
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EVERYBODY RESTS"
And The Alleged COnSpiratOrS In Ed.
Galatians Cruel Murder
ARE SET Ar LIBERTY.
Total Collapse OF the Prosecutions
Lotiic Miner Has 10 Pay $3.50
for Disturbing the Peace.

The final result In the investigation
which has takon up several days In
COmmissioner Greenman's court has
come rather sooner than had been an-
ticipated. Tue prosecution failed to
bring the charges home 10 the accused
persons, and yesterday afternoon,
about O'Clock, when 10th sides
Crested" the commissioner held that
there was nothing To warrant him In
holding the three defendants, I'M,
Miner and Edwards. They we're con.
sequently discharged from custody.
In yesterdays NEWS lengthy re-.
port was given Of the mornings reve.
lations, and when the court resumed
the hearing at $3.50 p. M, the following
additional testimony was forthcoming;
Joeeph l.. Bonesteele said-in June
last | kept - saloon on Franslin
avenue. When went 10 my saloon
on the morning Of June 9th, Dick
Edwards, one Of the defendants, was
at work there.
MT. Eichnor-Dld he give you n
roll Of money 10 take charge Of for
him7
Witness-No, cir.
q. Have you made statement TO
the effect that Ut that time Dick Ed
wards did leave money with you2
A.-No.
Odd you have an engagement TO
meet Lottlo Miner at Nelson's road
house?
A.-NO.
Q.-Havo you made any offer In
money to clear these people?
A.-Na.
Q.-Didu't you say tina. for $500 you
could clehr them2
A.-NO.
Q.-And didn't you receive $3.50
from Lotlie Miner aud note tor the
ZANE amount?
A.-NO.
Q.-Hayo you been drunk?
A.-Well, now you are getting
personal. tLaughter.)
Attorney Glunn--SuCh question IL
Improper 70 near 10 election time.
W. l.. Van Wycklo testified: am
connected with the mRrsha's office,
anu have had charge OF Lottie Miner
Tor some days paSt lie emily went
with her to Nelson's road house at her
own request, as she wanted TO SEE MIR.
Nelson.
GIVE REsT-AND so no We"
The defense having admitted that
Lottie Miner did not hire buggy on
the night Of June l.
Mr.. Eichnor said-We rest.
Attorney Glsnn-So 10 We.
Mr.. Eichhor--We submit IL without
argument.
Mr.. Glenn-So do we.
SET AT Liberty.
The Commissioner In giving his de-
cision said: While the community
knows that this man lost his life by
foul means, anu while the evidence, or
some parts Of II, shows that the de-
fUndnnte might have been connected
with the crime, do not think there is
anything In the case 10 Justify me la
holding either OF the defendants 10 the
grand jury. No one would be more
pleased 10 see THIS mystery solved than
myself, but what testimony there IN Is
purely clrcumstsnclSl. There was but
one eye witness, anu she was not put
ON the stand. What she might have
Testified To, 90 not know, but as the
case stands, | feel II my duty 10 dis.
charge the defendants.
The defendants seemed to be highly
gFalihed at the tefmlnatiouo OF this case,
hnd so0n went their way rejoicing.
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18th and March Sri, 18th and 3lst.
These sloepers run via all Of tho stan
dard lines. Remember the Union Pa
clio Is the only Dining Car Line.
City Ticket ONCE, col Main Street.
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LADIES' DAY.
FOR THE LAST TIME
ut

AUCTION SALE
Tomorrow,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th,
at 2 p. m.
SILVER and BRONZE,
And Every Article OF Utility
that would enrich the
household plate.
REGULAR ALL ROUND SALE
In tho Evening,
AT Z O'CLOCK p. NJ.
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Mr.. Henry Perkins, 20 Union
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In three weeks and 10Y general health
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WHEN going Eas, select the popular
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OFFICIAL CANVASS.


Following are tho results Of the re.
cent municipal elections in Provo and
Richmond:
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The uniou PscIDo wiII Ran au Nv
rursl0n Thursday NiEht.

On ThuTsday, at pm, the Union
Pacific VIII run another excursion to
the natural gas wells, and another H.
luminntion be made and the new well
he lighted. Fifty cents round trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-11

In Richmond there were two tickets
IN the field, Democrats and Citizeus.

Thomas Grinln. D..,s...............,.7 20
g. u. Mcffiil, u. and U...a........s..... -
Couuchmon-
D. u 1ripp, u4..i sai.....s s....t. ss.sss -
Joseph M1nsou, De- .ssssss...-.... ~
Ili webb, u.sstsssssssssa.sssssss.. ID
.. q. Nluiusuns ls.'..s,..s....., ss..ia.t.i.a 10
We. HurnhAm, D,,.s,...t.,,........ y
g.. johnson. U..,ss.ssssss,s.ssssss.ss ~
"a. liondiicks, tss...s......s.,.... y
j. q. Whit L.. u. aud C...s........... 90
nuilen, u ana a.. minimum %
". q. DAnirison, u and C......,..... bS
J. II. sioddard. II and @ ...., ......... n
An Harrison, Rand C...... ........ o.
W Hams u and t........... ....... %
4. friiman, II and Co.. ......... zoe. ...... 81
Recorder
J. l.. tialgren. De-. ...,... see. ~
n. DuIion, IT,, u aud C'............... ...... ~
TrcasurcT-
g Traveller, ';;;;....;;,,''''...'...... y
Marshal
j. T.. Grimm, D..u..ss........s.s..... ~
., \. iiitr, Rand C-.........s. 5000 70
Assessor and Collector
j. N. THOMPSON, D..-........,...... ~
John barnett, Il AID C.............,. 9,
Justices
- l. Doty, D......-...................., ...,, -
u, u Igau, D....ts... tF
W. \ Hope. and C-ss,tss..s...... %
james johnson, and c'......,.,... ~
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wHES going East select the popular
route, the Burlington. Two daily YES.
thule trains from Denver with dining
and chair carsard Pullman sleepers at.
tnohei, for Chicago, Peoria, ". Louis,
Kansas City, st. Joseph, Atchison and
all points east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-11

Mn e. s, NICHOLS l. No LONGER IN
warned not 10 enter into uuy contract with him
for work to be furnished hy me. a. hO has no
authority 10 doso. ELIAS NORRIS,
fch To- lsH. uAsw u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-11

Mr. TilOMtS sTEED HAS. THIS nth
VI daN Of February, lss!, retired nom Tic
co partnership known az ueotEr GODDARD 4
Company, ui salt laAo city, ItAh. The said
business Will he continued by Gc0tgo Goddard
aud Niehnrd smyth, WHO remain responsible Tor
and will pay all Indebtedness 81 ths company
GEORGE GODDARD,
klCuAHD SMlrH,
dlw THOMAS SIZED,
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INAsY PAYMENTS HOUSEHOLD FUR.
- nlture, Carpets, stoves, etc, At rs ", sec
ond south. SECOND hhnd.
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AGENTS WANTED

rINo SILL THE PATENT LAMP CHIMNEY
4 Cleaner soils al sighL No humbuf,
every hnusckcpcr buy. sample l2c. ftamps
taken, at chr AHENTfEN Co,
henoshA wis
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LOST.


I or ron RESIDENCE. N CHOICE 10
- caliy, We deception, lowest price aud
terms. Address \. Mead, BOX l3s1, ity. din
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22

Hon. Addison T.. lIerrick % Bethel,
Nhom the Republicans Of oxford County
have named a. their candidate FOE scna-
tor from the western district, Il one Of
the bet known aud ablest lawyers and
business men In the county. lie was
horn In Greenwood aud obtained his
education In the common schools, Gould
Academy, Hebron Academy and Bow
doln College, graduating from the latter
In the elias. 81 lisa.
Mr.. llerrick studied law with Hon.
r.noch Foster % bethel, was admitted to
the ONiorl bar at the March term, lssI.
Tie wAs associated with Mr.. Poster In
law practice until the latter. appoint
meni AZ a Judge of the supreme Judiclal
Court.
Mr.. iIcrrick IL treasurer of the Bethel
saving. Bank aud president Of the Board
II Trustee. 81 Gould Academy. lie l.
much Interested In educational matters,
having spen, q portion Of hl. life In
teaching. lie represented hi. district In
the Last Legislature, serving on some oi
IL. mo., important committee. aud TAX
ing a place among Il. leading members,
Mr.. Ilerrick |. a man who I. on the
right tide 81 all great moral question.
and cannot help making an able and
leading member II the Maine senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
cRows AND scepreR.

The queen % Greece spends most o. her
line over necsilework
Grand Duke Constantine Constantine
itch has the reputation ~ bsing the mo-,
gifted member VI the imperial Russian
amily
Queen Natalie % seryis has a finer heal
u hair than any other feminine royal Per.
onage In Europe She generally wears IL
hanging IN two plal,- down her hack.
The sultan - Turkey suffer. from q
e,srs nervous disorder which az times
-enier. him unfit "a transact business. and
% q less exalted Parsonage would probably
astlfy suspicious Of Temporary flashes %
insanity
Before the two eldest sOns % the smprr
% Of Russia bad grown up IL was always
b. heir apparent whose health osu.-i
,ntisty Since then the latter has become
urong. while his brother. Grand Duke
jeotge. IL getting more and more delicate.
Princes. Victoria Of Hawaii will visit
he United States and the World. fair In
SO. returning 90 Honolulu In time 90 oele-
Srais her eighteenth birthday. Oct. IA.
sh,n she viii become eligible to assume
he duties Of her position a. heir apparent
~ the throne % Hawaii"
The emperor 81 Russia IL very fond %
ishlne. aud spend. many consecutive days
u every season at his fsyorits rc.ort, the
anglia salmon fishery. on the coast 81
finland. snld the most romantic %
scenery. The empress and family assist
~ cooking the fish at spacious villa
luilt for this purpo<s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22

Hon. Oscar n. liersey, Of Buekheld,
our candidate for senator from the
eastern district, Was born In frceport In
this state. lie obtained hl. education at
the bath High school aud Liichileld
Academy. Mr. Jersey moved to Buck
field In ISL and has resided there since
where he has been prominent factor In
the bushes. and social interests 81 the
town. lIercad law with Hon. George ID.
Bi.bce Of Buckfeli, and wa. admitted
tn the Oxford bar at the March term Of
supreme Judicial Count In ls;'. lie
has been In active practice since, . part
81 the time a. law partner II Mr.. his
bee. lie Va. elected County Attorney
for oxford County Ia ls>G aud reelected
In ISIS, serving with marked ability for
four year. In that important otiic'. lie
represented his district Ia the lover
house of tine last Maine Legislature .er,-
Ink on some 10 It, most important com
miticc. and a, once taking a position
among u. leading members. Mr.. Her
.cy ia lawyer ~ unquesiione'l ability,
good iudgmcn, aud experience AMI II '.
limited that In case 81 hl. election this
fall of which there :. no doubt be Will
b. strong candidate Tor the position ~
President 81 the Maine senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22

Hon. George A. Wilson, Of South
Paris, our candidate for Judge Of Pro-
bate, was born In Turner, Maine, July
JI.t. lsi2. lie l. the son of the late Rev.
Adam Wilson, ID. d., u former dlstin-
guI.hed pastor Of the First Baptist
church of Paris.
Judge Wilson was educated at Paris
IIlll Academy, Hebron Academy, Water
vile Academy sud waier,ille College
now Colby unl,ersltyD graduating In
isGs. lie was admitted To the Oxford
bar at the March term, $50, and has
been In active practice Of law at South
Paris since.
Judge Wilson Was made Treasurer Of
the South Paris Savings Bank at Ii
Organization nineteen years ago and con-
tinues an unbroken term Of service Ia
that important position.
Besides various town Offices he WAS q
member Of the Maine House Of Repre-
.entail,es for iss5 aud ISL but resigned
January I, lssi, TO accept appointment
a Judge Of Probate for Oxford County
made by Governor Robe. Was elected
Judge Of Probate In 1854 and since ~
elected, holding the Office at the present
time. lie WAS delegate TO the National
Republican Convention at Chicago u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
WHIP AND SPUR.

Rush county. Ind. has twenty two trot
ting anil training tracks
As late NJ liza Queen Mariana Victoria
of Portugal always rule astride-
Over tso.oo IL hung mp In stakes and
pursss In Illinois alone this year
Ripple, by Duroc, with q trotting rcoori
Of 2'i'K. will Join the pacing brigade this
season.
Trainer Geers think, Giote. a;io1. ~
liev~i Of oil weight. II the fastest trotter
In the world
Mrs.. J. A. Stewart, IL Mapleton, Ne.
has yearling colt that weighs '6j pounds
and stands ia2 hands high.
The length Of the stretches % the Old
Orchard (Me.l new kite track are !. 100 feet,
With Loo feet turn The stretches are =;
fest wide.
A familiar sxpression Budd Doble uses
when giving his views on any subject IL.
"still. may be mistaken: . have been
many tirnes."
Il requir~i ever 5000 horses to supply
lie demands OF the farmers of the two De.
kotas this spring. That many horses were
shippsi into these two states this season.
A. iiollistoa. Mass. IL the champion
brood mare Of the world. She dropped
four foAls In eleven months and nine days
"a pair Of twin Allies by Sir Walter. Jr..
and twin colts by Del Sur.
Dr. w. v. Gaibraith. Of Lexington. KY.
who bred anil DEVELOPED Ralph WILKES,
els, has decided 20 engage permanently In
brresling trotterA lie has bought the John
Lyle farm. near Lexington
The emprrss Of RusaIa has bcen at some
ent for the golden wedding Of her moshsr,
the queen Of Denmark. The present con.
si.ts q . team q six hossss pssfsctly
e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22

Albert u. Park, E.q., Of Hartford,
Who will succeed to the Office Of
Register Of Probate on Jan. i.t., was
born In DlNhcld Ia Is, aud !. .on Of
Henry ". Park, Esq, of Mexico.
Mr.. Park VAS educated In the public
school. Of Dixheld, Mexico, Manchester,
y. H., aud at Hebron Academy aud
Bates College. lie IL teacher by &C.
cupation anil has been Supervisor Of
school. In Mexico, Dixheld aud Hart
ford.
Mr. Park l. prominently connected
with the odd Fellows, the Patrons IL
IIusbandry and the Good Templars,
having held important offices Ia all. lie
has served Que term az County Chief
Tempar and has been active In the
oxford County Teacners' Institute.
Mr.. Park IL young man of excellent
character aud habits and will make a
good Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
SCIENTIFIC WAITS.

The material for an AZ head has TO he
heated i've times and pass through the
hands Of forty workmen before Il IL In
proper shape.
A governor has been invented Tor tur.
blne water wheels by which the amount ~
the flow of the water 10 regulated by the
speed OF the wheel
Mr.. Kite, In his system % ventilation.
employs q Jet % water nc service pressure.
Issuing from an onnce In the shspe Of .
Greek cross. for inducing the air current.
Thess jets may be upward. downward o.
horizontal n
A novel method for calming the sea has
been submitted 10 the French Salvage 90
ciety by Baron d'Alessandro. lie covers
the surface % the water with specially
prepared Interchangeable thin netting.
which acts like bed Of oil In calming the
waves
A tool has recently bsen Invented that
may b attached 10 any drill press for Dor.
ing any geomstricai figure. such ~ round.
squArv, hexagon. octagou, triangle, dia-
mo0d, star, oval. half round. etc. Il can
b. lifted 70 bore any shsps q ho,s hav-
ing stsaight sides q eurvsd 49, - haAA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

A company has been granted permission
o experiment with electric omnibusss In
london
Il IL believed that the buoys In Geiney's
ihannsi. at the entrance "a New York har.
,or. are the only ones In the world lighted
" electricity.
Two Swedish as,ronomsrs-lemstrom
and Trmholt-are reported 90 have pro
lucei artificial auroras by means Of net
sork % electric current between two
Mountains
Over i0,UCO miniature incaDdescent cleo
lrie lamps, ranging from ose Ia ten candle
,ower, were usei In the decorative effects
Il the Actors fund fair. New York.
twenty-five special designs were included
N the display
One % the recent medical applications 81
.ectricity IL In the treatment % deafness.
The appsra,rs for this purpose comprises
4 battery, q belt, an electrois supporter ou
he belt and shaped 10 rcst on the ear. and
connections between the slectroie and the
artery.
In contrast 20 the immense suoces,
.ehievei W the trolley system Of electric
oads. the storage battery car hangs bach
a q very disappointing way. and although
,ueh cars have Rad trial 10 pretty nearly
very large city In the world. there are
practically hone running today on com
nereial bas's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22

senator Hale Of Maine gave voice to
an important truth when, In the tempest
Of the fight over the Presidential noml-
nation, he said:
"Those people who talk OF any rup-
ture over the result Of the convention
are mistaken In their judgment Of the
composition Of the Republican party.
A convention where there Il contest,
and the blood Of the delegates IL stirred
with excitement aud feeling IL always
better for the party than when the con.
vention IL duh and stupid and partakes
Of the character Of . mere ratification
meeting. II IL the latter which the par
~ has need to fear, and not the former"
II IL now the duty Of every Republic
can ~ far ~ In him lee TO take hold and
help prove the truth Of senator Iiale's
assertion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22

T.. y. Smith, Eco, of Norway. our
nominee for County Attorney, was born
In fryeburg, January 9Th, isS9. Attend
ed the Norway High school, lifted for
college at oxford Normal Institute,
south Paris, aud Maine Wesleyan Semi
nary, kent's iiill; entered Hate. Col
lege and In iss5 graduated from Albany
law School (which IL connected with
Union University at Albany, n. W
with the degree % ~. u.
Mr.. smith wa. admitted Ia the oxford
bar at the February term, lss', aud
opened an Office In Norway where be Ia.
since remained Ia the practice Of hls pro-
fesslon. Has been an efficient member
of the school Board aud board % Health,
serving s chairman Of the former.
Was Town Agent Ia is'p aud was elected
chairman 81 the hoard Of sclectmen In
is9l aud reelected 10 the same position
the present year.
Mr.. smith !. one 81 the rising young
lawyer. % our county, IL good ability
aud an earnest advocate 81 Temperance
aud morality In all Il. forms. lie will
receive the hearty support Of the party
aud will de- honor Ia the Office Of Coun-
~ Attorney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
LANES [. PARKER.

Mr.. James l.. Parker OF Norway
whom the convention has nominated for
sheriff l. a native Of stoneham In this
county and Il about 40 years Of age. We
were unable to obtain photograph OF
Mr.. Parker from which TO have made an
engraving, but can assure our readers
Who have never seen him, that II !. for
no lack Of 'good looks" that his picture
does not appear.
Mr.. Parker has held various munich
pal offices In hi. native town, having
been chairman Of the selectmen for six
year.. lie was Deputy sheriff for six-
teen years aud jailer part Of that time
aud In isyO Was elected sheriff Of OK
ford County, aud moved to Norway on
assuming the duties Of that Office. Mr..
Parker has endeavored TO be q faithful
officer, and Is entitled to q reelection.