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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

shepherd ct nj. Dismissed as to the
defendant W. d. Armstrong. Decree
granted as against the other parties
ana 500 attorneys fee allowed.
Ihe motion tOTethx costs In the case
OF John i. Sorenson vs. George Price
was submitted after argument.
Wells, Fargo d Go. W. 4. T.. Murray
etal. Demurrer withtawn and Iudg.
nent entered for plaintiffs.
John q. Heoach ct nj v. John Nor.
gan ct al. Report Of referee confirmed
and signed.
>, a. 81. J. Newberry (eXocutorl W J.
n. MoChesney, plaintiffs. Motion TO
felnstate appeal Oyertulud.
John j. Montague va George Nc.
carroll ct AL Referred to Judge Zane
anu set TOT Saturday next.
John Il. Billings, assignee, W. Il. IA d.
Parsons. Motion 10 vacate judgment
giahteui ten days allowed " fllo al
dltional answer.
H. NJ. bacon Va George T.. Clark ii
~ judgment Of foreclosure granted.
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THAT $4,000 BONUS.
A Hitch Between The City and Copper
Plant People,
COLOSELEsrEs's ofFERREJECTED.
The City VIII Not Turn over $4,000
Worth Of bonds Internationally,
as Asked For.

Tho report that Colonel Estes had
agreed to accept s25. 900 worth Of city
bonds In lieu OF the copper plant cash
bonus and that the city was willing 10
Rooede TO the proposition 10 not correct
In all respects. So far as the matter
relating to Mr.. Estes IL concerned II Is
oil right, but TINT part which refers
to the city's acceptance Of the psoposi'
lion il not correct. The city
Il very anxious 10 make
an arrangement with the copper plant
people, but, said n member Of the
municipal finance oommiitc' today,
Col. Estee'a proposition Ia .n"'sldod;
he asks that five turn him over s25,.
900 worth Of bonds Internationally.
THIS we cannot afford 10 DO. We ate
willing, however, 10 put this bonds In
TO some bank here 10 be held until the
real estate heretofore stipulated Ia
accepted aud approved by the City
Council, hut not otherwise. IL appears
10 me that this IL n fair proposition.
The bonds are Just as good TO the
copper plant people as the cash, NJ
they do not need The money now and
the city does"
Thus the matter stands and In the
meantime the Mayor, I'm nee COM
miltee and Treasurer Duke hle work.
Ing like TT jams TO keep the municipal
craft anOat. Had II not been for this
strong personal persuasion OF Treasurer
Duke made 10 the banks II IA question-
ablc n the city would have been aUle
TO pay its employees on Saturday last.
Already there IL considerable uueasi.
noss and doubt as to whether the same
class Of obligations can be met next
Saturday,
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Marble Creek IRRIGATION Company.

Articles Of Incorporation OF this com.
pany were filed today with Territorial
Secretary Richards. The principal
place Of business will be Park City,
the object In view being the couslruc.
Ting and maintaining of bitches,
numes, dame, reservoirs anu headgates
In Park Valley precinct, Box Elder
county, 10 store In such ro,ervoirsi anu
convey through the bitches the waters
OF Marble Creek and tributaries for
agricultural and culinary purposes.
The capital stock Ia placed Mt 81, 900,
divided into 500 shares Of S25 each.
Following are the incOfporators, all
OF whom reside Ia Park Valley:
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Turner VS. the Banks.

In chambers today Chief Justice
Zane gave his decision In the case OF
Martha Turner against several OF the
city's banks, argued and submitted
last Saturday, rs follows;
As against the Utah Title, Insurance
and Trust company, the motion OF the
intervenOr for new trial was over.
ruled, tue bond on appeal being fixed
At $1,000, and the money to remain in
court.
AZ against the Union National bank
new trial was also denied; bond on
appeal, $500, the money TO remain IN
court.
AS against the Utah National bank.
New Trial denied; bond ON appeal
fixed at $500; money TO remain In
court.
As against Wells, Fargo n company.
Motion for new trial oyerruled; bond
on appeal fixed at $500; money to re-
main In court.
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Two INSTEAD OF ONE.
Interesting Facts Revealed by The Aid
Of Photography.
Astronomers Much Eintcd nj the Ms.
eovcry.-Canuot he seen Through
tho Telescope.

SAN JOSE, Cal, July l7.-Pholo.
graphs Of the new comet show the
interesting fact that another comet Is
enveloped In the tail Of the first one.
The tail is also merging in the other
and appears to move In the same
orbit, or one exactly parallel and at
the same rate OF speed. The asirc-
nomers al Lick observatory are much
elated at the discovery. Tho second
comet Is not Visible through the
telescope.
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THE L0ISETTlAN SYSTEM.
Prof Vim. NJ. Stewards High Opinion
aud Endorsement Of II.

A reporter having sought an inter.
view with Prof VIM, NJ. Stewart OF the
University OF Utah, regarding Prof.
Loisette's memory system, the follow
ing conversation was had;
"As you have taken the lectures
delivered by Prof LOlseite on memory
training, what IL your view AZ to his
SYSTEM"
"l have not given II sufficient time
To thoroughly test Its merits in every
particular; hut | am convinced that
the system Of which no ia the origin
ator will be- most effective In strength
ening the memory. His method Of
training is strictly In accordance with
acknowledged Psychological truths"
'Do you think a person Of only
ordinary education can understand his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
August "Scribner."

Julian Ralph, the we'll known jour.
nallst (of the New York SUM writes Ia
this August Scri6Hcr the stirring ac.
count OF the everyday life Of "A
Newspaper correspondent, "wilh many
Illustrations by W. r. 5mejley, an
artist who has accompanied him on
number OF expeditions. The article h
the fourth In the popular series on
"Mon's Occupations.
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On the SherilTs Head.

During a slight alteration at sAltalr
last evening, arising out Of the throw.
ing Of beer bottle by some thought.
loss fellow, Sheriff Mcqueen received
Il blow or two ON the Uranium with
some blunt instrument In the hands Of
some unknown person, The bottle
thrower also got away In the crowd
which had gathered around.
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AMUSEMESTS.

The announcement that MI. George
Thatcher aud his operate eGtravR.
gsnza company will appear at the
Theater for three nights, commencing
Thursday, July Goth, will, no doubt be-
hailed win delight by our lOCal thea
turgoors, for II IL well known fact
In this city that anything with the
"fhatcher" stamp ON II gives promise
Of an excellent entertainment. The
sale OF seats begins at the box office To.
morrow morning.
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An Unruly Horse.

There came near being n serious 40.
oldent on South Temple street about
O'Clock today a lady and two goutle-
men were riding east near the Catholic
reclory with One.horro turnout. when
the animal, from some unknown cause,
kicked over the shat. In his struggles
he succeeded In bruising himself anu
the carriage pretty badly, but no one
was hurt.
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NEW YoRR, July l7.-Money easier.
3 TO s, closing At 3; bar silver ~ q;
Mexican dollars b9l. The sales .,
silver Mt the stock exchange were
40, 900 ounces at ~ a. "a. Stocks
showed IA little more resistance after
the delivery hour and rally OF /! to Il
took place. Just previous 10 the close,
Atchison fell 10 20, and the market
receded In sympathy. Tho market
lett quiet, steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

spscial Dispaioh 10 the NEWS.
LARAMIE, Wye, July l8.-A scheme
which will soon take practical shape Is
on foot 10 harness the rapids In the Big
Laramie river, and furnish the city Of
Laramie with power for manufacturing
purposes. The plan Is to put In a
duplicate plant with turbine wheels OF
700 hOrse power each. The scheme
y on tho same principle M the cleo.
Vncity Is generated from the Niagara
ralls for the city Of Buffalo, New
iofk' The undertaking IL perfectly
IsNlble ana Its projectors are confident
VI carrying II to a successful end.
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.y,lem and carry out bis training e1er.

system and carry out his training eKer.
cises?0
al certainly do. or course to accom-
plish any good Intellectual result re-
quites Systematic work and earnest
application. have given but few
days study TO the professors system,
and already have received beneficial
results.o
Then you can recommend IL to the
public2"
Eyes. do not hesitate recommend.
Ing the system to all who are earnest
In wishing to train their memories
effectively, aud who are willing to
take the pains TO obtain so useful
feeult.D
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NOTICE TO THE OLD FOLKS.
Those Over 20 Who Have No Tickets,
Come Right Along

The committee regret very much 70
learn that quite number over ~
years Of age have been unable 10 Oh.
tain tickets for tomorrow excursion.
To all such we say, he down at tho
depot before 8 O'Clock IN the morning
aud We will nud room Tor you. Al.
though more than 1000 tickets have
been Issued, We should be- prieved to
learn that one was left behind.
OLD Folks COMMITTEE.
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THE COUNTY COURT.
Various subj 'cls Under the Consider.
alton Of that Body Today.

The County court was In session this
morning, all the members being pres.
enl; but up to the noon hour very llt.
tie mad boen done.
IRRIGATION DITCnEs.
As watermaster Of the rurnbow Irrl.
CATION Ditch company, Mr.. Amos 5.
Gabbott was instructed 10 notify the
parties residing on Fif East street,
In Farmers precinct, 10 clean out their
Irrigation bitches, 80 that the water
would not overflow that thoroughiare.
nEB INSPECTOR.
w. T.. Hope was appointed bee In.
suectOr for Salt Ltke county, IN sue.
cossion 10 Mr.. Tnuper, having been
nominated by the County Buekeopvn'
association.
IN THE HOSPITALS.
DR.. W0rlhingtOn, county physician,
reported that tho following county
patients we're In the sevcfnl hospitals
ON July l7th; -. Marks 81. Mary,
/; Desvret 3, Total, 0.
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT.
A circular letter WAS read from SEQ.
Rotary j. J. Thomas, OF tue territorial
hoard OF equalization, stating that the
Pullman Palace Car company haC
maize TeturL TO the board OF their
property ~ Utah, but under she law
that board hat not the power 10 make
such assessment. The PROPORTION
OF tho property In Salt Lake
county, Mr.. Thomas pointed out,
II 500, 10000 over the II. &. W., and
sos, 10000 over this u. T.. TOR first
aud second class sleepers.) The
BOard's attorney was OF the opinion
that the assessment should be- made by
the county assessor,
The matter was referred 10 the c1un.
~ attorney,
LIQUOR LICENSE GRANTED.
The application Of Fifher anu Wal.
lace tor u liquor liConse, 10 be- used ut
Alta, Yah, was granted and the bonds
approved.
A INV ROAD SUPERVISOR.
WIN. seward Davis was appointed
toadlsuporvisor OF Little Cottonwood
precinct
SCHOOL LAND APPRAIsEMENT.
On motion the appraisemeut reported
on the school bonds upon which tho
Of Joseph Hanson and
Nathan Hanson were filed 1880 and
$500 respectively were confirmed ana
the clerk was instructed 60 execute a
lease based ON the same, running three
years from date OF application.
Tue value OF tho school land upon
which the application Of Nathan Sears
was made was fixed nj $50 per acre,
and the clerk was directed to execute
a lease on the basis for three years.
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IN THE WHITE CITY.
Money for the Families Of tho Dead
firemeu.

CHlcAGo, July 1.-THE day opened
overcast with clouds at the Worlds
palr but did not prevent good atlen.
lance.
q, The work Of clearing the debris from
ue ruins Of the Cold Storage ware.
muse VIII require another week. In
Me meantime the stencil from the de.
uilyeu meats and vegetables, aud pos.
Ivy human corpses In most rank, In
N.Y. Of tho liberal applications OF
umihieclants. The fund for the benefit
" Tue survivors and familles Of the
ueau hremen now amount TO hundred
SuS lnltly thousand dollars, ana 1t Ia
NO. YET complete.
an unusually attractive musical
EogtAm has been arranged for this
.SHioAdo, July l7.-In the national
''nihiAaion today, Commissioner
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Rack from EnrOne.

Mr.. @. J. Gustayson OF Providence
has just returned faem trip to Sweden,
where ho has sp0nt few months
among friends and relatives. lie also
visited the Worlds Fair. He says he
has had an agreeable time during his
absence.
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JUDGE BARTCH'S ORDERS.
Small Matters Taken Up In the Third
District Court.

Thls morning Judge Barlch held
court for the disposal Of motions and
the following case came before his
honor up to the time OF the noon
adjournment.
Robert Il. Booraem va Susan A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

Wisconsin bad decided an important
suit against the company. At 2:l5 the
market was stea1ier aud the prices
rallied fractions. Silver opened higher
on rise In bar silver In London TO
8'l Certificates rose 10 ~, rocedod
10 i3 Commercial hnr sold ut ~.
Mexican dollars ut 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

KANSAS CI1Y, July II. - The
comptroller Of currency took posses.
sion OF the Missouri National Bank at
noon. No statement. IL has u paid
up capital Of quarter ola million,
According TO the statement to the
comptroller on Saturday II had cash
and sight exchange Of s27l 200; de-
poslts $780, 1853.
add White CITY
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Special Diipaich TO hsSEwA
CHEYENNE, wyo., July 1.-THE
Democrats oi this city are urging A..
l.. New, chairman Of the state com.
mlttec, to call state convention Of
the Democratic party TO take some
action on tho eilverqurstlon. Itlspro-
posed 10 hold the convention IN Chey-
enne In tho latter part Of July.
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BIRAIIsuHAA, Ala, July l7.-A
posse has been searching since SAtur-
day night near Brierfleld. for n negro
charged with the assault, robbery and
murder OF two women. He retreated
into the swamp, which was surrounded
last night, and It Ia believed no will be
captured and lynched.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

KANSAS CITY, July l7.-Grhnd Ave
nue. hank, a private institution, sus-
pended this morning. The nssets are
5000, 900 and the liabilities $40, 900. II
IN expected II will resume shortly. 1t
In not doubted among bankers that II
will pay dollar for dollar.
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Wearers of White TomOrrow.

The excursionlsts to Ogden tomof.
row who arc 80 or over should net
forget that MIR. DR.. Hasbfouck Will
VIII be at the depot with some fine
badges, which she will present aud
put In place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

A fine looking body Of sllver.lsad
ore has been uncovered In the Scott
Hill mine at Park city, and the own.
eTs OF the property are anxious for
legislation favorable to silver, that
thoy may begin working tho mine at
a profit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

TOPEKA, July l7.-Stalo Bank
Examiner Breidenthal says; Hood
4 Kinclad's bank at Pleasant has
failed; NO statement. IL had $4,000
capital stock. lie has information Of
a number Of other bank failures, but
refuses to make the names public I'LL
he gets possession Of them.
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GOIng 10 See nls Aged Father.

Thomas Hawkes., veteran salt
Laker, who has lived IN this city for
forty ycars, and who IL seyenty.nve
years Of age, will start for England
over the Union Pacific tomorrow
morning. The TRIP Is tAkoE for tho
purpose Of visiting his father who is
living ut Southampton NJ the age Of
nineiy.throe. MIR. Hawkes. expects to
set sail from New York On the Chester
OF the American line vi steamers on
Saturday next.
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Special Diipaish 70 ne NEWS
Rock SPRINGS, Wye, July H.
Mitchell Nelson was shot,it IL believed
fatally, by Lafayette Shellinger this
afternoon. Five shots took effect. The
men met on the street when Shell.
llnRer began shooting. The trouble.
grew out Of Nelson's attentions T.
Shellinser's wife. Shelllnger surren.
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Special Di5pafeh 10 he NEWS.
Rock SPRINGS, Wyo., July H.
Johnnie Little, aged six years, fell
from box car last night, striking his
head on the rail. He sustained a com.
pound fracture OF the skull. His recov.
cry Ia very doubtful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

WAsHINGTON, July 1.-THE treas.
ury today purchased 10000 ounces OF
silver ns follows: 10000 ut s0.73i;
30, 900 at S0.7Si5. Offers 73S, 900 ounces.
Tho total amount OF silver purchased
TO date Tor July Is 0iS 200 ounces.
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TROUBLE IN SIAM.
Igo Forts on the Upper NOkOHS Cap
tured by the French.
THE sIAMfsE MAKE OyERIUREs.
A Bitter Feeling Experienced In the
Paris Papers Against
England.

SAIGON, July 1.-THE troubles ne
tween the French and Siamese on
Mekong river continue. The Ftenuu
marines have attacked and cAp'ui'u
the forts at Donthane AMI Tappam on
the Upper Mekong. The French los'
ak In killed and wounded. The
snmese loss IL heavy. A French
merchantmen has been SEIZED by the
slnmess at the mouth Of the Meinhm
river and sunk TO block the channe!.
The crew was badly treated and thrown
into prison at Bangkok.
WILL WITHDRAW THE TROOPS.
BAsoKoK. July 1.-THE govern
ment u Siam has consented 10 with
draw her troops In the Mekong Valley
provided that France also agrees to
suspend hostilities.
THE PARIS PREss HITTER.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Press Of this
city is most bitter against Great
Britain for her attitude on tho French
slamese dispute. Newspapers genor-
ally Insist that France deal sharply
with Siam. IL IL understood that
Bangkok will only be regarded as n
last resort.
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BuzzARDs BAY, July l7.--Pfesldont
Cleveland left here this morning on "A
steam yacht. II is merely thought
possible that lac may be going to New
York.
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WANTS His BOY.
Charles Naau OF This City Desires 10
Find His Son.

Charles NRau Is native Of the
Hawaiian Islands, and Is at present
respected resident Of this city. His
home Is In the Twonty.second ward,
on the street that runs westward from
just south OF this Warm Springs bath
house. He has a son, Charles, 10
years OF age, who Is inclined 10 wander
from home, Ms few months ago he
ran away and remained about week.
About the middle OF May last young
NaRu took n notion 10 again depart
from the parental roof. His parents
thought that probably he had found
some work and would return In ~
short time, NJ he did on the former
occasion. But two months have
passed, nnd still there are no tidings OF
MIN. His parents are therefore ex.
ceedingly anxious regarding him, aud
desire 10 know something OF his where.
abouts. He In full bloOded KanAka,
but speRks English well, ~ he has been
educated In public school here. II
any one has information regard
ing young Naau, they would
confer favor on his parents by ssnu.
Ing word 10 them, care OF the business
department ol this office.
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IN THE HOSPITALS.

DR.. WorthingtOn, county physioian,
reported that tho following county
patients we're In the several hospitals
on July 18th; 81. Markell 81. Nary,
4, DesuIet 3. Total, 0.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

W. NJ. ingalls, Of 5pringvlllo took a
run up this way and found acceptable
quarters n, the rempleton. lie Is Ac.
companied by lis wife.
-.
The Union Pacific contributed two
10 our visiting contingent tOday-G.
w. McGeagh, general manager OF the
coal department, Omaha, and Harry
Wilson, freight aud passenger agent of
Helena.
James Wo,herspo0n OF Ogden was
obsetyed hersRbouts today. He Ia one
OF the young business men Of that
place who have forged 10 the front
through Innate business qualities and
diligent habits and whom n trip 10 Salt
Lake now and then does not harm.
-
Two Of our mining towns-both
under the same cloud just now-wete
heard from by personal visitation to-
day. w. L.. Scott, occupying the posi-.
ton Of deputy sheriff OF Juab county,
i here from Eureka, and Thomas
kearns came down from Park City,
the latter being quartered at the Cul.
len.
John Peters came up from his
American Fork abode this morning
anu for some time was closeted with
Phil Margetts, another owner In the
Kalamazoo mine jJacent 10 that burg.
10 Ia a good property, but its chief pro-
ductf- silver and lead are not much
sought for just now and conferences
are more numerous than dividends by
rcasOn thereof.
-.
Ex-senator John j. Ingalls, Of Kan.
sns seems 10 be very busy for estates.
man out OF n job" He writes regular
~ for press syndicate, has property
Interests Mt home which demand and
must receive some attention, anu was
Observed looking quietly around the
streets Of Salt Lake this afternoon.
He Is as bright as one Of the new
silver dollars bo Ia in favor OF restoring
TO general circulation and being a
thoroughly Western man ought 10 feel
quite NJ homo here.
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NEW HUBR, July 1.-THE Duplex
Street Railway Track company, in.
cofp0raivd IN West Virginia, has failed.
The liabilities are $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

Oiiiceu-Abrahsm Rose president,
r. Il. Carter secretary, J. u. Burton
treasurer.
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S. S. Union Poslpoued.

Tho meeting Of the Sunday School
Union Of this Stake, announced for
tonight, Ia postponed for ons month,
TO meet On Monday evening, Aug. 2lst.
j. II. PARRY. Secretary.
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CHICAGO, July l7.-Joseph Midoc Of
Little Rock, Ark, was fumbllng about
Ia Louis DillOn's room at 4 this morn.
ing. Dillon, waking suddenly, drew
revolver and shot Mldoo dead.
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P1NE BsuFF, Ark, July l7.-John
Cotton, young negro, was lynched at
Cotnetsville for the attempted fape Of
q white woman.
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WAsHISoToE, July 1.-THE comp.
troller has been informed that the
First National bank OF CedartCwl Ga,
has closed It's doors.
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SCUM bend, Ind, July l7.-Rev.
Thomas +. Walsh, president Of Notre
Dame university, died this morning
at Washington.
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Suspended Payment.

KANSAS CITY, July 1.-THE Mis-
sour National bank suspended pay.
meut just before noon.
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w. NJ. ingalls, Of 5pringvlllo took a
run up this way and found acceptable
quarters n, the Templeton. lie Is Ac.
cOmpanIed by Lis wife.