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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-09
LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho matter Of the Estato Of Thomas Youn.,
Deceased.

county ItlllAnfN OF itAM.
In the matter Of the Estato Of Thomas Younr
deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J.
- Jl0k, administrator ~ the estate "
ihumhH "A. Young. deceased. haa rendered for
settlement ana dlcd in sHid court hiF Hnai ac
count Of hif administration ut sIid cslnio and
petition FOR nuui diatfibuunn of iho residue or
said estate among tho Irraoua en- ftt'ru thereto.
nnd That saturday, the l0ih iay OF June, \ ~
les, 90 % O'Clock H.m NJ the court room 0f
SAID court in the county court house, salt taln
iitf and county. ltaH Territory, has been duly
appointed ly tho judge OF said court tor the
settlement nf slld account anu hearing said pc
uiun Tor diatuhutou, 80 which umC aud place
1nY person tutcrrfiUd M said estate MAY au.
pear md show cause, if any thcrr be-. why SAID
account should not DO settled and approved
AMI un1I uHtrlutiou made us prayed FOR
Dated May 18th. 1894
H.. " MELoY
Clork NJ The Probate Court
ny J. D. jACE, Deputy,
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NOTICE 10 CRrplToRs.


Estate OF David walker sr., dcctascd
N"OriCE t- uEHEuY GlNIN rs THE
y undorsIEucd EXECUTOR of no estate OF
David MuIltr See decreased. 90 tIu creditors
uf and 90 persons having elaine aga net fhr
Tuid deceased TO exhibit them with th0 uJgrH.
cary NuuHhprs. within TEN mnHtHH after tho
hrt Publication " tNIa notice 90 the aHit
executors no the law once uf D D.. Barker.
-cptt.Augrllcn block. soft Lake CITY aud
county. AAl.
Dated Stay ifth. ia1
dNuN AN WALKEH.
ALuAHuNt ~. WuOLLEN,
uH-uN u rElItI
D. KoCuiorH Of she Crtlto OF David Walker sr.
deceased.
~. BAiRrH Attorney Tor Estsic
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. IN and for salt LAX
County, Territory % Utah.


IN TTU WlTT0T OF T0U U7TNT' W T-0TTEEI00 HIT700
lor. deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
N Anthony kounun, administrator OF the
estate 81 Christian iiorschrr. deceased. has retr
dcroi Tor settlement. aud filed in sald cOurt.his
nnnl rrcuunt q bic administration OF aid cstat
Iud petition for final distribution OF tho rest Tue
% said estate among the porfuus entitled thore'
60. and that Thursdly. the 2fnd day ~ june
A. d. isgl. at % O'Clock AIM. nt the court room
ut Haid court. On tho county court House, SAT-
Lake CITY and County. Utah Territory has
court Tor tho settlement of said account and
hearing said petition Tor distribution, at which
umc and place any person interested In said
estate may appear aud show cause, u any mere
be-. why sad account should not be- settled aui
approved aud final diaubuti1n made as prayed
for.
Dated May iist. ls93.
H. v. MFTOY.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Wv O. D JACK ponuty
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NoHrn roNr CoSsoLipArEp imueArto,
COMPANY.

NORTH POINT CoNsOLtpArLu iuugArfoy
COMPANY.
Location Of uiiice and principal place Of bust.
ness tullon Hotel, West second south
street, salt lake CITY, Utah
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ regular meeting OF tho hoard OF direct.
&c 90 ahld 90 npnny, held on tue ist day of
~ DO, ih. assessment No. 2, ten per cent or
~ " yer share, was levied on the capital stock
or lhg zorro huon, payable Immediately b tho
srcrctafTi 10 The Office II the company. room
Lake city. Utah Territory.
Nhl lo.t upon which this assessment shall
Do delinquent 1ut udyaftifcd f0f saic al uuIHe
huG YOU, 49, unless payment D. made before.
MNl ut q. 90 Monday. July Ilat, 49,. Ut J
u'r n.A m,, uuy tno dt lnIupnt artossnrut.
t'f b 10 .hc rot OF advertising anu ox.
lg Order ot tho board OF d.rcriort
., ~. WHITEHEAD Ju.
secretary No1h FONT Consolidated Irrigation
SAT- lane city. Utah. June lad. tsll.
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LEGAL NOTICE.



In the matter Of the estate Of Peter o. Thom
aseon, deceased
N Office ~ HEHtUY GIVEN THAT
~ uat lhomusscu. Administrator OF tho
trAte ol icier %. ihumassun, deceased, has
rendered Tor sottlomonf. and died la said
court hls maj account OF his administration Of
.llu taielo hud petition Tor Ina dttfIbutiun OF
lhe r. ilue 81 sAid estate among the ucraors
,nutl.l thereto, and that saturday, tho am
uhy oi june a d. 1893. at ~ o'clock g. M, az
Hl .purl room nt siid court, In the tounty
1uurt houars salt lake CITY and County, TITAN
tcfHlofY, mas been duly appointed hy tho
Jud4e o. SAID court for TIE settlement Of said
.oNount ahu nearing SAID petition for dlstribu.
uoh' ~ Whlcn Time aud place any person inter.
ttlth ~ ahid estate may nppCar aud show
cause, n any there be, why said account sboutd
10Y uc tglueh and approved and nnal dlstrlbu.
Ton made na prayed Tor.
Dated June tst 1903
u. v. MELOY,
iiF J. O.. JACK. Uobufy.
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WELL ANNIE MINING AND MILLING
CON AMY.

Principal Place Of business salt Lake CITY,
Utah
NOTICE THEIR ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described Hi0ck. ON
account uf ASSIGNMENT levied ou the .iih day
90 scniom Irr, l-il. tnu several amounts Frt
opposite the names Of the respective share
hU dUtt, us follows. turWlt.
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And ln accordance with law and TIE order OF
the board Of directors made ON the 2ith day OF
September 1891, hp many shares ~ each par.
cul Of such stock ~ may be necessary, viii hn
sold Tuesday, the 2uth DAY VI June, 1858, ~ 2
O'Clock p.ma Ht room, dll Constitution bald
ingf. salt Lake city, UA;h. 20 pay the dolin.
quCnt aatcstmeut thereon, together with the
cost u advertising aud expense OF sale,
JOHN =. NthLkkls, Secretary.
Salt Lake City, May n, 1925
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The Fact

That tho St. Charles Un-
sweetoned EVapora tod
Cream is receiving the on
dorsement OF tho Scient-
lists throughout tho ooun-
try Is sufficient evidence
Of its merits.
Try u. Your Crocers
and Druggists sell Il.
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SUMMONS.

In the Iasure'a Court, Fifth precinct. before
". ", Gee, Justice OF tlg Peace.
Tor tory nf Utah,
County uf salt Lake, g.
Clty uf salt Lake,
Tho salt Lake Kelley iusutlto, % corporation,
Plaintiff.
10
William d. Robinson and WIN, nictcrlo.
Defendants.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

". v. MELON,
ny :. O.. JACK. DEPUTY. ''' . '''''o 'ou'I
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b the matter Of the estate Of Peter o. Thom
asson, deceased.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-19
Venta, de estanCia,

Sc vende una en- Lares compucsta de ochenta una
cuer1af mas menos de terrenos tene ounce
das de cafe roductor de ocho dez DEL misma panta
que dan producto: hay ella terrenos de vega
alezas propias para cuvaras de cafe; ocho
das de Patanos guneos oras tantas de sobra de qua
donde va puede producrse ell cafeto Los estableci
mientos reguares grande dos in
ferores para agregados cuarto de maquna etc. ETC. En-
resumen la cada propedad tene de Ia mitad fnca
da buena condcion de nnpeza arboies frutaes, pal
mas de permanente. Solo dta de Lares vein
10 minutes. Be Vende al conado, plaz9s garantia
El que la interese puede drijrse En- Lares don Vgo
AceVedo En- Pepno don Jose Gonzalez Herder En- Aqua
dfla don j. r. M. Martinez. Is Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-19
"MAR1A" PoR JORGE IsAAos

-Pense de otro modo.
-Lo cual te hizo pasar de la trsteza la algeria.
NO tanto pero...
-Estar como estas hov.
-lNo. digo2 Yo saba que no te podia gnstar
VERNE asf, quiero que creas capaz de una ton
teria
,~.-aAh2 ~ te imaginas que puede llegar
-sPor que no7 Yo soy muchacha capaz,
cualquiera otra, de las serias deben
NO; til no eres as.
ST. sehor; G por 10 menos hasta que me discupe
Pero hablemos ratio mama, no sea que extrahe
que converses mucho conmigo mientras tanto yo
resolvere contartelo todo.
Asf 10 hicimos; despu9s de un cuarto de hora
mi caballo e de Maria vovieron aparearse Sala.
de nuevo la campana velamos banquear la torre
ella de Is parroqua colorear los techos de las
medic de los follajes de los huertos.
-D, Maria le die entonces .
va que estas deseoso td mismo de discupar.
" 81 81 motive que to voy declr sufciente?
Meior hubera sido estar contenta pero has
querido ensenarme fingir. 80. III
-lC6mo ensenarte 10 que s9? E".
-lQue buena memorial HAS olvidado 10 que me
decfas anoche? Voy aprovecharme de esa ecc6n
- Desde hoy?
-Desde ehora no. respondi6 sonri6ndose de la misna
gravedad que traaba de aparentar Oye pues 20 he
poddo prescnd de etar eontenta hoy porque uego
sopranos anoche pense que de p6rdda surida
por papa puede resutar.. Squ6 pensaria 81 de mi
81 supera esto2
-Explicate 70 te dire que pensaria
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-19
La New York Life Insurance Com~anv

ESTA COMPANIA, de las mas importantes s0lidas
leo mss deTRES ENTOS MIL PESOS por sinestros POLKA
Su P6za bre Tonna NO caducante reune cuantas enta
Geye perodo tontno pnede qidar aquella realizande
endo Tontino, Estas p6zas cnen de graca
Para nfosmes dafos digise oe Agentes anotados
AEaEss General ON PasrsRiro Lafs a&nchsE Morales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-19

abrilantadas por aquea luz corrian perderse en- las
sombras las leanas revuetas del Zabaetas parecan de
plata hquida orladas por forestas azules
Maria dej6 entonces Ell veillo sobre rostro
al traves de nquiea CASA de color de ceo buscaba al
veces mis- oos con los suyos ante los cuas odo e
asplendor de la naturaleza que nos rodeaba
indiferente.
Al nternarnos los grandes bosques atravesada la
llanura haca largo ratio que Maria 20 guardabamos ST.
lenco; solamente Felipe haba interrumpdo charla
hacienda mil preguntas mi madre sobre cuanto veia
En- un momento en- que Maria estuvo cerca de mi
me dijO:
-5En que piensas tanto? Vuelves a estar como
anoche, y hace un ratio que asi. Els pues tan
grande esa desgracia que ha sucedido?
No pensaba en- ella; td me haces olvidarla.
-ZEs tan irremedabe perdida?
Tai vez no. En- 10 que he estado pensando es en-
la felicidad de Brauio
- En- la de 81 solamente?
Me es mas facil imaginarme la de Braulio Ell va
ser desde hoy completamene dchOso; 20 voy au-
sentarme, 20 voy deiarte por muchos amos.
Ella me haba escuchado sin mirarme levantando
al fin los ojos en- los cuales haba apsgado 81 bro
de felicidad aquela maana los iuminaba respon
dl6 alzando 81 velo ~x III. -- e.=@~... -
- Esa perdida no pues muy grande2
@4# - por que lnsistes en- habar de ella?
mo 10 adivinas? Solamente yo he pensado ash
este convence de que debo conarte mi pensamien
to- Prehero que no estes conento por haberme visto
alegre hoy despues de 10 que contaste anoche..
" esa noticia to caus6 alegria7
-Irizteza cuando me 10 dste; pero mas tarde. s..
- Mas tarde quea
The herald., 1893-08-02
In THE THROES OF WAR.
REVOLUTION RIFE IN THE ARGEN-
TINE REPUBLIC.
Three Important Provinces in Open Re-
bellion-6everal Heavy Engage
ments-The Rebels Stead
lily Gaining.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Herald'f
Buenoa Ayres correspondent says: The
revolutionists are steadily gaining
ground. An attack has been begun on
La Plata, and the city of Santa Fe is
threatened. Rosario has already fallen.
Forty towns in the province oi
Buenos Ayres are now held
by the revolutionists. In
the province of Santa Fe they are seiz.
ing many towns. Notice has been given
Governor Cofferats that unless he sur
renders the city OF Santa Fe tomorrow
and gives up the control Of the province
q bombardment win begin.
LONDON, Aug. Ia dispatch from
Buenos Ayres sAys the revolution con
tinues in the provinces of Buenos Ayres
San Luis and Santa Fe, the insurgents
having taken many towns. There is
much anxiety as to the result of the
conflict that has taken place at La Plata
in which about 1000 men engaged. The
city OF Santa Fe is besieged.
The Argentine minister has communi-
Gated to the press dispatch from the
government at Buenos Ayres, asserting
that the revolutionary movements are
entirely local. The national authorities
are awaiting the sanction of congress to
bring powerful influence to bear.
BUENos AYREs, Aug. 1.-The Radicals
at the head of She revolutionary move
ment now in progress declare their OBJ
ject is to effect as complete revolution
as that of 1890, and to destroy the sur
viving elements OF the regime of ex-
President Celman.
The herald., 1893-08-02
GONE TO GRAY GABLES
SECRETARY CARLISLE SUMMONED
TO BUZZARD's BAY.
The President Wishes to Consult with
Him About His Forthcoming
Message on the Finan-
cia1 Question.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Secretsry Car
lisle left here at A O'Clock this afternoon
for Buxzard's bay, to discuss with the
president the financial situation before
the latter completes his message on the
silver question. The secretary carries
with him. much information, specially
collated at the presidents request. 1t
is understood that the Presidents mes
sage viii deal solely with the financial
situation. 1t is.expectsd the president
will lesvp for Washington Friday even
ing, and that special cabinet meeting
Will be held Mondsy, at which the mes.
( aaue will hn road "a * 4 y .. 7.
The herald., 1893-08-02
LEo's LATEST WORK.
The Pope Preparing an Encyclical
the Labor QUESTION,

The Pope Preparing an Kncyclical on
the Labor Question.
ROME, Aug. 1.-The pope has been en-
gagged for some time on an encyclical
letter on the labor question which will
be sent to all corners of christendom,
The pope says it is Che duty of the rich
to provide work for the poor. A strike
can be justified only as a means of de-
tense when individual interests are at
tackled. The right of protecting the
operative whether in the factory or the
field, should be admitted, and for this
purpose the maximum of labor and sal.
ary should be fixed. Hours of labor
should be arranged giving due attention
to the day Of rest.
The herald., 1893-08-02
SLOWLY GArHER1sa.

Not Many Members of Congress in
Warrington Yet.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The members
Of the house now in Washington are
still in the dark as to the date of the
Democratic house caucus necessary to
perfect the scheme Of organization. The
lists at the house postofice show very
few new arrivals. For this reason the
contest for the house offices lacks vital
ity. 1t is possible that there will be a
caucus of the majority of the senate this
week. The senators in the city up to
this time are: Call. Cockrell, German,
Harris, Martin, Mills, Mitchell of Ore
gon. Pugh. Quay, Stewart. Vest, Voor-
hees and White of Louisiana.
The herald., 1893-08-02
AM Incendiarv Fire.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 1.-Tonight the
new packing house of Mohr & Yoerk,
just outside the city limits, was burned,
with contents. 1t had been occupied
only few days. 1t was a large struc-
ture and cost $4,000. Two men were
seen running away from the locality and
persons who. first arrived on the scene
detected pronounced odor of coal oil
about the building.
The herald., 1893-08-02
ooRR1aAN,s DIsoBEDIENoE.
A Coadjutor for the Archbishop Of Ney
York 10 Be Appointed.

A Cosdjutor for the Archbishop of New
York TO Be Appointed.
MixNEAPoLIs, Minn., Aug. 1.-The
Journal prints an article this afternoon
in which it asserts that as result Of
Archbishop Corrigsn's repeated refusals
to obey the orders Of Papal Ablegate
Satolli, the latter will so to Rome and
lay the matter before the pope, with the
recommendation that coadjutor be ap-
pointed to assist the archbishop of New
York. This would mean the virtual re-
moving of Corrigan from the active
management of the affairs OF his arch
diocese, ,fand the Journal hints that If
such action is taken by the holy see,
Archbishop Ireland may be the coad-
jutor.
new York. Aug. LA morning pa
per says Archbishop Corrigan has left
the city for Rome, the pope having
summoned him for a personal inter-
view.
The herald., 1893-08-02
Oakland Races.

OAKLAND, Aug. 1.-Running, seven
eights of mile-Inkerman won, Nor.
ton second, Donna Lilly third; time,
1:31.
The 2:30 trot, heats-Princs Dexter
won, Belle Midman eecond, Fallacy
third; time. 2:2154.
Running, five furlongs - Montalvo
won, Realization second, Soletario third |;
time, l :031s.
a.s Running, three-quarters of mile
Bronco won, Romulus second, Jackson
third; time, 1:15.
Special pace, hests-Belle Button
won. Loupe second, Creole third; time,
2:lSn.
The herald., 1893-08-02
Mills Shutting Down.

New YORK, Aug. 1.-Dispatches con-
tinue to tell OF retrenchments in manu-
featuring industries all over the east.
Mills are shutting down all over, either
partially or wholly, and many have
given notice OF a reduction in wages.
The herald., 1893-08-02
A Lone Voyaga

New YORK, Aug. 1.-The British ship
Verajean arrived today, reports having
spoken July 10, the little boat Flying
Dutchman, with her single occupant,
which sailed from Shelbourn, N. s.,
June 10. to cross to Falmouth. Heavy
gales crippled the little craft and Gde.
prived the occupant of food and water.
The Verajean supplied his wants and he
put off again to accomplish his purpose.
The herald., 1893-08-02
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Organization of the Convention Com.
pleted-Patriotic Speeches.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The afternoon ses-
sion Of the silver convention was neld
in Central Music tall, the auditorium
of which is capable Of seating over 5000
people with comfort. The COMMITTEES
on permanent organization reported for
permanent chairman Allen w. Thur
The herald., 1893-08-02
A Big Blaze ia Boise.

BOISE, Idaho, Aug. Tonight about
o'clock the Central hotel, a large frame
structure. burned. Loss, $14.500; in
surance, $1,000. The fremen saw the
building was doomed and gave their at
tention to preventing the spread Of the
flames. when the water supply gave out.
1t seemed as though the greater portion
of the city was doomed, but a bucket
brigade was organized and kept the fire
in check. A number of fremen were
slightly injured.
The herald., 1893-08-02
An Ex-Conviot Stabbed.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. IAN ex-convict
named Joseph Williams was stabbed
tonight during a drunken brawl. He
was released from Folsom only day or
two ago, and was celebrating his liberia.
tion by going on spree. He had some
words with one-armed man known as
"Scotty," and they went into an alley
to fight it out. 1t is supposed that the
cripple stabbed him with a pocket
knife. Williams is seriously hurt.
The herald., 1893-08-02
Atlantic steamshIp..

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-Arrived: Hun
garia, from Hamburg.
BREMEN, Aug. 1.-Arrived: Kaiser
Wilhelm II, from New York.
MovILLE. Aug. 1.-Passed: Ethiopia,
from New York.
LONDON, Aug. ARRIVED: Wieland,
from New York; Trave, from New
York.
New York, Aug. Arrived: Elbe,
from London; Belgenland, from Ant
werp.
Z PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1.-Arrived {:
British Princess, from Liverpool.
The herald., 1893-08-02
Colon Gam pbelrs Com mission,

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The sheriff to-
day received an attachments for $120, 500
against Thomas B. Bullock and Victor
A. Wilder, contractors, of Wall street,
in favor of Colon Campbell for COM
mission in raising 5000, 900 to carry along
the Monterey and Mexican Gulf Rail-
way company.
The herald., 1893-08-02
THE rAtL IN poRK.'

The first offer heard by the quotation
officials after the announcement of the
failures was $18.75 per barrel. against
;. $40 at the close yeste- day. The next
bid was $l8, then $3.50, and 20 it went,
30 cents to dollar at q time, till the
| price touched $10.50, loss Of 1926 per
of nearly so per cent, or $3.50 900 on the
visible supply Of $4,000 barrels.
A REGULAR THUNDBRCLAP.
Then reaction carried the price back
to $l2. and things were moving along
smoothly, when suddenly came thun-
derclap In the shape of the announce
ment in quick succession of the failures
of the North American Provision COM
pany, packing concern with a capital
of $250.000 in which Johh Cud-
ahy is largely interested; of Wright
& Haughey, broker firm chiefly
engaged in receiving and shipping
wheat, but who are understood to be in
terested with Cudahy in his deals in the
provision pit, and finally of Cudahy
himself, the great packer and daring
operator in provisions; a man interested
in the packing trade in half dozen
states, including plants at Chicago, Mil
waukee, Omaha, Louisville and Nash
vile; man whose wealth has been re-
Gently estimated at no less than $18,-
100000. 1t was not doubted that he
had used every means OF raising money
before ''lying down." a~
STORM IN THE LARD CROWD.
The announcement of his failure had
scarcely been made when furious storm
broke loose in the lard crowd. Septem-
ber was 1915 in the early trading; it
was $6 within six minutes after the an
nouncement of Cudahy's failure. Sep
tember short ribs broke from $7.25 to
IS S71S. Before the close, however,
both rallied, lard to $6621s and the
ribs to $3.50.
JOHN CUDAHY's LOSSES.
1t was said by one close to Cudnhy
that his private affairs were entirely
separate from his partnership matters,
and that the various companies which
he controls, and in which he is inter-
eeted with his two brothers. are not
directly affected by the failure. 1t is
estimated that the losses in pork said
to have been bought for Wright are
hearty 100000. No one pretends to
estimate Cudahy's losses. Wright de-
clarep that Cudahy and N. K. Fairbanks
were both interested with him and that |
the trouble came about because they |
would not put up more margins. Fair |
banks, in an interview this evening, |
said he had lost some money, but was
all right.
The herald., 1893-08-02
COOLIES CREMATED.

white Miners Burn Chinese Quarters and
Their Inmates.
DENVER, Aug. LA report from the
small mining town Of Como, Colo, says
white miners last night burned the
Chinese quarters and six or eight
Cinnamon are supposed to have per-
ished in the flames. The trouble was
caused by Chinese miners reducing
wages in the gold mines near that town.
The herald., 1893-08-02
FEEDING WHEAT TO HOGS.

How Ohio Farmers Convert Their Grain
into Cash.
FosroRIA, D., Aug. la large num-
ber of farmers Of this vicinity are feed
ing wheat to their hogs in preference to
selling it at the present low prices.
With prices of hogs ruling as at present.
they can realize a dollar bushel for
their wheat by feeding it. 1t is said the
hogs are doing extremely we'll on this
feed.
The herald., 1893-08-02
Grand circuit aacos.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 1.-Openinr
day OF the Grand Circuit meeting. The
track was good and attendance fair.
The 2:25 trot-Bellini won, Katie sec.
ond, Lora j. third; best time, 2:l615.
The 2: 10 pace Robert J. won, Vitello
second, Albert Z. third; best time,
:131S.
The 2:35 class for 2-year-o r-olds-D Director
Flower won, Chris Lang second, Queen
Allah third; time, 2:23A.
The herald., 1893-08-02
The Pamirs Question.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Vienna CORE.
spondent of the News says Russia has
resolved to ask China for an explana-
tion OF her attitude in the Pamirs ques-
ton. in view of the enormous masses of
Chinese troops concentrated in the
vicinity of Pamire.
The herald., 1893-08-02
Tovy's Murderer.

SAN ANDREAs, Cal Aug. 1.-W. s..
Gregory. sheriff Of Amador county, and
the district attorney, R. @. Rust, were
here this evening and succeeded in get
ting full confession from Eagan, ia
Jail here, that he was the murderer of
Tovy, Wells-Fargo messenger, in
Amador county.
The herald., 1893-08-02
West Pointers Poisoned.

WEST PoINr. Aug. 1.-Sixty-fve Ca
dets were poisoned by something they
ate at supper in the mess hall last
night. Members of all the companies
were stricken, but D company seems to
have suffered most. None of them are
sarinualy ILL
The herald., 1893-08-02
Tho TernI. Tourna1nent.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The second round
In the tennis singles was finished today.
Chase defeated Herrick; Hovey beat
Whitman; Taylor downed Knicker-
booker; Myers defeated Hebard; Page
defeated Beely; Neel defeated Scudder.
Mccormick and Wrenn were tied when
darkRess stopped the play.
The herald., 1893-08-02
Broke the World,. K.oo,d

NEW YoRK, Aug. 1.-James Mitchell.
of the New York Athletic club, todav
broke the worlds record for putting the
56-pound weight. He made 38 feet "
inches. which is three feet further than
the record.