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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-01-12

When Baby was sick, We gave her Cnstoria.
When sho was q Child, shc cried for castorIa.
When she became Miss, Shc chung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she ga-e thcm castoria
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Blaker is having fun with the
Boys. He is selling goods ut cost.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-01-12

Look AT cur Goods aad be con-
WINGED. We sell the cheapest.
W. PosTEN & Co.
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A new NJ. p. church, to cost
SEQ, 900, is to be built at Fairmont.
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Eow's TEYsi
Coal Five Cents Per Bushci (,

1 will deliver coal iism tho
ZIMMERMAN BANK, from this
date until further notice, ut the
remarkable low price Of FIVE
CENTS per bushel. Have your
coal house filled 1T once.
JOHN GREAsER.
kingwood. w. Va. Dec. 22, 1892.
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HOTEL GORDON.
KINCwOOD, w. VA.
Mas. f. N. EBERT, Proprietross.

This Hotel has begn rsftfof and will BE- re
0rcnc COS The fth ~ July for tho reception ~
"a INNER and Transient guests. ACcommod atoms
nrsf-elass
Good livery and feed stable undsr manage
fnent ~ " u ulauef
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1.-Two Hearts That beat as One"
Henry Mosser-26
Stella Fikc-lS.
John Bennett-23
Jane Benson-IS.
John W. Britton--4S
Sarah g. Shuver-34.
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D. NJ. woTRiNo,
Attorney-at-Law.
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CampbeII POVer PrlntIne Prsss.

to pay the debt secured by said deed
and tho expenses attending the exc
cution Of the trust created by said
Deed Of Trust, including trustees
commission.
TERNs or SALE :-One-third and
as much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay IN cash ON day ~ salr.
the balance ia two equal instlll.
ments, payable in six and twelve
months from day Of sale, notes
bearing interest from dlfe 20 be
given for deferred pigments With
approved security.
D. +. FoRMAN, Trustee.
1898 It's.
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Commissioners Notice.

".
The above entitled chancery cnuse by do.
cree Of the Circuit Court Of Preston o, unity.
made therein, on the 10th day ~ December. 4,
COMMISSIONER IN Chancery. with the following
directions: To ascertain and report the real
estate owned by the defendant. Ell j. Walls,
The state and condition OF the title thereto, ths
liens and charges thereon, their amounts. char
acier. proritieI. and To whom owing; 10 state,
au lit and settle tho same, and that he report
amy other pertinent matter which may DO
deemed 90 by hi nself, or required by the parties
any Of them
The parties 10 said cause. to.wIt. Isaac a.
Ar nrtrOnE, Admir- of the estate 81 samuel Riko,
deceased. pialniin, AMI Eli 7. Walls, and sam.
uel Nc srew. Admir- 81 the estate Of Isaac Mo-
Grow. deceased, defendants, will. therefore.
take notice ihnt, on the 9Th day OF February.
county West Virginia, shall proceed TO exc.
cute said decree
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of January,
A. ID. fs93. NELL FORTNRY
5-0l4f- CO. 40 % nrplsai,ner
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made
by John NJ. Stanley to me rs Trus.
tee, bearing date on the LIST day Of
August. 1891. and recorded in the
office If tho Clerk OF the County
Court Of Preston county. West W..
IN Deed Book M. sc. page 3jS. /
will sell vt Public Auction vt the
office Of the Terra Alta oracle, in
the town Of Terra Alta. on
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1898,

commencing At one O'Clock r. NJ,
one FIRST class
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 18th, 1893.


rounded by plenty They add
rupon and anarchy and hired
Of the nation burn and destroy 1t the %
this the
together will lift hands
the red anarchy the nation
conflict will but do
oppressive that fastened it's upon people
this land this republic will history
this TACT that this plan
will not the least
the country The National Industrial Legion does take the
national state county OF precinct committees They remain IN full force
and 1t intended helpful auxiliary
firmly and the interest kept strongly that will through
campaign OF 96.
would appoint county organizers the work could be done
chapy The charter national dol
lars and that only until State organization made possible by the
Alliance and Industrial Union and the plan
the and the Of coming only fifty cents
with necessity community reaching their
pockets would
well but has been tried and and failure in the
line OF systematic work The Industrial Legion organized by the
members Of the national executive committee They have
take hold this Every State committee but has
taken hold cordially and the only member OF State
mittee the
this organizations with the instructions ofour Executive
Council shall take steps Oregon Yours truly
PAUL VANDERvooRT Commannerin.C Chief l. L.
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mittee charged with having
q certain report Same pages.
they have continually politics egsa
tue and legislation and had their employees in the legislature
generally elections driven from
shops to vote. Pages 1880.
Seventh eighteen hundred and John Thurston
toney nominated the u senate by the legislative
secret ballot. Page 1901.
they they control [pages
there pass. Page 1880.
usually lobby their
al social lot Of fellows with legislators
them in other majority when they
they particular whether elect republican
might call free the legislature Page
And Whereas The Minnesota
legislative bodies politics. corporation management
believe that the thereof should everlasting
stations perpetrators
held to public opprobrium contempt disgrace
BE RESOLVED
OF representatives concurrng-
FrstThat heartily
being contrary toood good morals the
OF the nation and
Second that
who have defauded the o. S. their
made to the
ent stolen and
instructed honorable
the
compelled
and property SO Illegally audnnty and lonious misappropa
ed stolen or diverted; -
the
thnated be Immediately
states this he
operate in the recovery OF such funds and property
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A MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS

A MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS
On the 200 Dollar Pacific Grab to be introduced in the
Minnesota Legislature
Congress Asked to Right a Gigantic Wrong
prepared the Minnesota Leg
satu asking congress steps the Pacific roads
that the government
operate highway dsgaceu actions of the
roads the past Indicate what
expect Of them then WISE We can
conceive other reason for it. Following is the BILL
Of the United % States fssas
5 sStei aod %g M and
FIVE e. liz @ Ss the ,sGs S
thrynne (13e) first ~
Actual COST ...."........ 95,955347
stock $172 347l15
page page forty (14o):
Alleged stock paid IN including Sioux City road 9ssseeeo
road, pages one hundred thirty nine 71se)
hundred crtyone CAD about ........"...~~~ 100000
Leaving for water and fictitious stock over AZ 3O0 nm
and being in OF cost OF road about $3,oooooo
Thrd-Pages one hundred and thirty
Less actual cost OF road o5e55,a47
Bonds issued over COST nearly 100000
Of the and officers said
2ng S % a his
the finds
o an a % Herewith
panes department
the directors and officers OF said company
se S fG @ iS e%s of s
s Stockholders creditors 0e00gne 10 SAID
9 5sy So MS's s pss RiS ons
s Southern and leased
Total grab, 1902 039, 5e117
Of the being parties letting m
AND and @
pocket as individuals page 81 and elsewhere
Mr. Hopkins officer OF the Central Pacific
expense See page seventy U.s. gary o. cost an0
debating executive action
@ aP p
venting the to be hostile
81 % s VII ss @
especially from the by
aa %
inevitable was used for m
had BEEN used for the
the efforts
the fsse ns duty and others
sss seadHa
officially report accepting arsease ien said page
the
no @
tho M a Largely %n n
philosophy being that though
Pacific they would
they protecting their property
EevenThat amounts money paid prominent
individuals
while paid allowance made Durant
$435 $50 81 passing through
act July I'd 1864 which act the providing that the
The following facts taken from the testimony
business OF said roads conducted: $500
Norwood, exCongressman from
paid
and
Stock Issued for Forney 25o2 1856
charged 1885,
not temized 1856 Influencing elections legislatures
rial contests state conventions etc.
OneA combination which
United States senator then resident Omaha
officers the railroad the
Pacific
sitting of bargain generally purchased
from the senator his ahernlaw Dr. Muns
to certain schemes defeating rival legislation Page
Two-In certain counties the road engaged beating
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National Industrial Legion
WAsHrNeroN D. C.. Feb. 7th, 1893
VIII ana stone
t s Paul vas s Pa e @ 1
HARRISBURG, ORE. Jan. q, 1898.
z q; &.
National thoroughly with
ss sas
@ rd the oat constrained to an see
gs By s
that object out politely the
% $ ] every
s ss % s sss s9S Gspf order striving and determined
g i:
ss
IL: IS ADVANCES ssa
revolution do probable
e % @
s it Oh s % viii
I'd i the intention that the n take the place the
how parties
s
adaptable Enclosed
people the great battles the future
and believe reflects prevailing people with the pre-
Tar on Hnsas o
LINCOLN NrB., Jan. 30 1893
F. P P State Executive Com, Harrisburg Ore
ss sy
the t. takes The Ps. tie
the
sssy e. ssss s; % ~
tended to build up and enable the peoples to win
The
:ss
aS s Il % S gnzn e
s the aS y e ts a and We M a
GG raise to the I ns n The
1 s s se
esnpss
t. very Whether the
% % ~ss a 1he ~ to % with f
do the position overloaded with work
Ss
thing
@ ae & 1a s as a o
be,s the Natopa committee leading workers have
and wishing work for should find broad
tsas simply tSs The ii ss sgsa s
You object to the military plan That only the the
Memphis which all except
se s sit u sn tG add n nd en@ %
pie who promoted captains colonies for
Many best and nob think
will be the the country from armed revolution
Thiywo
shipping dregs the
crowded cities of the Old World
tanc drive honest labor aud
They into hundreds
people who earned living lived
rupon and and be hired for stipend BY the
ties this have the plain
together and they will lift their hands the
the red the nation
conflict will against the
money power that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-21

Denver, 20 &c controlled by directors
composed Of flolcrr,o capitalists, with
manager iroui taris to represent the
parent institution. II h said they
would ngrut 10 furnish from fifty to
ono hundred million dollars, or what
ever is required 10 carry all the silver
produced in Colorado Tor several years
without allowing any i0 Dos cold until
the price % fully suits aCtOty. There
are but twenty large smultOrs iu the
country, and N a mai5nty OF these
combine a corner Oh the silver pf0duc.
ton ct the country could he had.
From the time Ffaucc got the silver
production Of the United States under
control she would dictate the price Of
metal 20 England Tor ueu In India and
com Cl all the eilver.uslng nations to
como 10 her for money. Tue scheme,
u isenid, finds much favor among The
silver producers, aud will no doubt
take place here " Congress should no,
give The silver men something better
than the Sherman law.
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BERLIN, Aug. l0.-With the retire.
ment Of Baron Won Msllzhan from the
treasury IL suppOgod 10 vanish what
ever element Of obstruction tho policy
Of Dr. Miguel, PIussian minister Vi
finance, could meet In official circle.
Count Wesuer, the new head OK the
treasury, win innugufato his career by
prusidlng over a series Of conferences
to DO hulI by delegates ifcm the Fed
Grated states on the now taxation pro.
pusitOus,
The Y ss.ole Zs.tHg says tho new
oxpenailuIe4 incurred, or 10 DO h..
cuffcj, through tho adoption OF the
army bin, ntcessilates the Tnislng OF
only Loo 900 marks by new imutsts,
but % 10 certain that N quel will nui
majority Ia the reichsug Tor whatever
mua,uTrs hu may propose, provided
the now taxation be 10 distributed a.
20 weigh ltle on the people VINO can
len-t bear further burdens,
Since tho alleged cases OF cholera m
this CITY have been traced to the an.
cleanliness ~ tho Russian pulpf, TO
people OF Berlin lave Dismissed the
matter As OF no concern.
A new company that proposes G.
lay = cable between Australia md
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Effective Aug. 10, 1893.
7raiH Arirs aua U.pari NJ SAT- Lati
GU DIIg, CO., i0Goeis

AgUiNE.
From $40 Eastern pn.nts ,...,,,.,,,... 90 a m
Prom Huito Portland, san iran
cHeo, cache NalIDg and ugdon...iO 90 tn
From hll Eastern pUiul, rark city
and uEion,..a.H., .,,,.,..s,.s.,ll 30 % m
Prom san Francisco, ogden and
intermediate pu.nlf,................. Z 80 p M
iTrom Milford, Juan, NyHNl, Provo.
Eureka and intermediate points 10 20 a m
'From Terminus and Iooolo,.....,...... Z 70 b ne
uIuAur
Tor ogden. intermediate points,
sapriEncHo0, rara city aud
h.l Eastern points ................ 90 m
For ogden and intermediate points o. Ol y "a
Tor ogden, intermediate points
ami OH lasi0rn uuIuis.a,......,..,. Do . n
For Ogden, lutte Helena, Portland.
Cache Valley and san Francisco s 90 q m
.Tor Eureka Provo and 'hlfor,i.,....... o p IN
'i0r Iooulu and IofmIBus...,,.,,,.., 7 a. q ne
Kun only on Monday, Wednesday aui
Friday
iIralus south of Jual will run every other
day only, leaving Juau Monday Wednesday
ana FRIDAY and FRISCO on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
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I,oSp,v, Aug. l9.-The situation In
Sgulh Wales owing to the coal strike
Ia moi inproved. Great military aud
poiire precautions are being taken 20
protrcttbe coliefiCs and working the
mines. The desperate mcaeurJs which
the men arc taking Ia order 10 coeice
ali owuefs were shown yesterday when
a body OF strikers eudcnvUrcd 90 stop
work In the lliefy which supplts the
pantyptid Gas works, in. order 10 nut
the town IN darkness
The district being In state oi seigc,
sentinels are stationed around tho col.
lietirs Ina order TO announce the OPP.
pronrh of stfikers to the troops. Tho
rolico nru guarding the c1iiieres, Of
which les than twenty out 0i twenty.
four are now working. The working
coiilrrles are chiefly Ia the Ebhwvale
district. aud the s,iikpr7 announce
their Intention OF mlrchius there
Monday on, 600 strong To stop tho work.
10 rstimniud that tie men have
alfcady Loot EIUO,OOO In wagvF, while
tic ouiuut u tho cllliCTIUs has fallen
OIL. la the Midland, whriu nearly
haif "a million Winners are tiikiuy, u
more peaceful situation prevails. The
fcnrcity Of coal is causing great iugou.
vonloncc among the un.plhtlls aud
Scotch IRON mastefs. Eluyuu uusaud
Fii1ahiro miners will 80 0ut M1uiny
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GREAT FALLS, Mont, Aug. d.
Tho Flfsl National bank Of this city
VIII Ufuhni ~ rUs.mU.
luEnLu, Colo, Aug. l9.-Bank EE-
nminuf j. sauU0rn to-day gave permits
zion 10 the Central National bank,
which suspended July 10Th, 10 resume
buHintfs Monday morning. the
American uul Western National
bsuEs, which suspended the came day
received permission from Comptroller
EgkUls to resume.
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SoMgRvrLLE. n. j., Aug. l1.-A
destructive cyclone, accompanied by
hail, tho like u which IL not known
~ the history OF New jersey, swept
over this section II country last night,
destroying houses and barus, upruntiug
trees anu laying acres Of corn fields
low. There b. not "a house Ia this t.wn
Of 5000 inhabitants that II not damaged
more or lees, aud the loss on crops In
this vicinity will reach hundreds VI
Thousands VI d0llarf.
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Ah,Ic.. rom ,IsALco.

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug 2O.-Ad'
Vices have just reached here from
Romero HubiU In Conhu'lni Mexico,
that riot occurred there ON tue Ism,
IN which sovt men were BILLED. The
cause OF the trouble was tue recent TO-
mOval aud imptlaonmeut 81 the mayor
Uf the town and the appointment Of
another man IN his place, who noieI
IN a tytauicAl manner since his intro.
ducttOn iltD office,
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MEpr0ED. Wis, Aug. l0.-An
nirgclOuH murder was committed at
Petkin,tlwn, small village west Of
here, last night The victim was a
fallen woman, who lived alone in "a
shauiy about half mile from the
village. When found her body was
covered with kuii,-woundH, thirty.
uiuo In numbcr. The lcil eide Of tie
throat was cut. The large arteries
had been severed and her face was
hacked anu FLASHED IN ffightiul man
uuf.
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lNpGANAroLIs, Aug. gO.-Dr. G.. ~.
MutcalL secretary OF The state board VI
health, when 20 biuuciu today AMI I'M
cHfihui fourteen wull.ieyolUucI cases
Of smallpox. a baby died tonight Of
the uicaaU. Sixty persons were vaccin-
atri today AMI scores Will DO to-
morrow.
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A Fi0ur WIN YAQuis.

Cry or MrXiCO, Aug. 40 Official
ndvices nto Just received here t1m
Guaymus. Tn tho state cf Sonora, mat q
baud uf 200 Yoquis came down from
the Sierra Malfr mountains the other
Jay on n cattle.stealiug expedition.
Near Arenas they encountered COM
pany Of lorty.nvU national troops. Ia
the hght which followed seven soldicfH
were Ml.ot, tvrwhich the Indians fc'
tired.
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City Ticket ONCE, 2Oi Main Street.
u. g. HURLEY, 1onl Act russgr, Dept
D.. DICKINSON. General Man scr.
E.I.IONlAN, q, r. q o.. Agent
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard ousus
50. CURRENT THE TABLa
la In'ct Trir ao,b. IsOA

irAvTs HtLr LAKE
No. g-IuF lTUNWt NIH#..|It NfaHHtUN
huI Oh UuInH ENai ......-......... ,ll An.
No, 81 or Provo, HrlUd Junclon and
Ulp0Iufa ialfs,,,,.., ,,.,,..... 1901 'ln
No. t--foE .wr.H tlroyl, Manu-,
ana HA|Iu4 .... ....,......., ,,..A trl U,NA
No, 3-lor OGDEN and WCst...,,.....,..lli3t PIN
NJ. l-fOr ogden and tAa WCst ..,...- ~ 20 ala
on WIS rFfr IArv
No. l-Trom luHt.H. lfugn, Grand
junction rud tho Eabg. a,,.,,...,t iiO} am.
No. B--TrOm Provo, braud junction
and tho Ehtt, ...,.... .,... 20. ..,.ll 100 q, M.
10. b-irOm bingham itog5, ianu
fUd HH'uH .......... ..sss... hillntus
No, 2-Fr1m Ogden suf tho Molt....... Z .5l An,
No, t-ltUm Or'uu Uui lHl wet .as t'to Q. no.
only limo running through Pullman l'ular1
nuuulu Drawing Iu1m -IUrUru 90 ucuvgT VIA
Crane IuupIIHu and fu haUs1s CITY lnI tuIrt.
20 Yit Color .lH fHn'H rHd only limo tuuu uf
Pullman -lrrHrra e.|t ole o. san tTNuuHrl.
kochangoHI C.0t1 c0unccuons. Safety speed
ana comfort.
4iri. tp.Uaa NO, - o.. .u1 sruih ~.
u. {. HOuuE, 4, l. WELbf III, BENAEcr
Gen. Manager Gen. capt Son. 4, a.
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10 onnrd nuasln'- srai rl,horles.

suANuuAi, Aug. Colt BE- reported
here tnat an iCc.bieakcr hgs b,cu
taken 10 Viadlvcsd Ia order that DC
may keep tic harbor opcn during th"
winter Tor the Russian squadron 20 lo
stationed on the east Asiptic coast
The principal duty VI the Nusaian
vessels at tho station will be- tho pre-
aurvn,ion III the seal fisheries Ia the
RusFinu waters Of Berlin syu.
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CnIcAoo's uNEHPLoYED.
ihcJ send M - VEN for thread or
Hood"

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.--Stops were
taken tuuay 90 organize the working.
mems relief anu uid committee with u
way Tor providing work for the large
number Of unemployed men Ia tue
city.
a meeting Of unemployed working.
men was Eeld this afternoon. About
1900 were IN attendance, all OF them
foreigners. The meeting was called
Osteuslhly g. devise ways OF getting
work foT tho,e who need It, but It soon
turned Int, au oid.timc anafchhl
meeting, during which iCui howl,
were sent up for bread Of blood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-21

California will obtain atGus.dy ir,m
the German government fof the sec.
ton OF line between Tue Fili i.lands
and tho Samoan ISLANDS ana The
Samoan islands aud Honolulu
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For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectualy as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
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ANOTHER CHANCE FOR WAR
Italy Indignant at the Murder OF Her
LabOTeTs 10 France.
AntiFTench Demonstrations. -- Ger.
many Ansiousiy Watching the
Proceedings.

ROME, Aug. gO.-Au antl.Fronch
agitation has been started IN cjnse-
quence Of the massacre Of Italians at
Aiguoa MoIles and Is spreading hour.
~. Domonstrauye crowds paraded
tho streets tonight shouting for the
king ana calling for revenge. The
police were out In double force all
evening and prevented tho crowds
iTCm becoming rio,ous. The temper
Of the people II reflected by the news
papers, which, are unanimous in
demanding quick reputation from
France.
Late this evening a company Of
police were Stationed at the French
embassy, as the autl.FTench ngitatOia
threatened 10 sack II. Ia bltn Milan anu
Turin LEGENDARY Ant-frcnch mani.
iea,0s have been issuud.
GERMANY ASNIous.
BERLIN, Aug. 2O.-Relations be.
tween Franco and Italy are regarded
here with considerable anXlety,in view
Of the popular demonstrations against
the French In Italian cities since the
massacre at Aiguus Mlf,bs. The hos.
tility displayed 10y the Italian nyiiators
h believed 10 threaten very grave COu-
sequences, as 4, viii irrt,tu tho
French goyernmen. just al the
tlmo when Italy demands ruplra.
ton. Even the possibility on French.
italian war, aud Grimauy'H Obligu-
tons under the triple alliance treaty
la such an event, arc generally us,
CuHsbd.
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InlNcI 40 rnn nEscur.
= Eepresenintlyo OF tho Government
Looking Up silver.

Looking Up silver.
DESvER, Aug. lO,-A special from
Aspen, Colo, says: Ex,Seo atur Snnth,
chairman Of the finance committee
OF tue French senate, has Just lclt
Aspen Tor Park CITY, Utah, The OBJ.
ieuI " his trip Is SAID 10 no 10 look into
the silver-pIuducing regions Of tho
Unltud Stateg IN benaf Of his govern.
mpul. IL has leaked out since his
departure that the Bank Of France
would, II desired, establish a branch Ut