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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,
The Free Coinage Bill Noticed In tho
House Of Commons.
Devastating FLOODS Ia Hungary aud
GRIicia.-Choicra increasing Ia
Hussia.

LONDON, Aug. li,-ln the commons
today Robert Everett. asked the house,
In view OF the bill for the fee coinage
Of silver nj a ratio Of - TO /, intro
duced IN the Senate Of the United
States, to declare tina. tue time was
opportune Tor Great Britain and the
United States TO establish favorable
par basis for gold and silver.
Gladstone replied that tho bill re-
ferred to In no way represented the
views OF tho United States govern
ment. it, Introduction, therefore,
could not form ~ suitable opportunity
for communication with the Ameti'
can government, apart from the ques'
ton whether the passage Of such a
bill by Congress might Justify the open
ing OF the communication.
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FLOODS IN EUROPE.
Damage Done aud Many Lives
Loaf.

BuDA PEsrH, Aug. lI-Fio3ds are
prevailing In Gallon aud northern
Hungary. The counties Of SArOs and
Uugh, which border on Galicia ON the
south, are inundated. The suburbs Of
Unghvar, the capital Of Ungh, were
inundated nnd many persons killed by
falling buildings or drowned In the
Hoods. The river Dnieper aud ia all o..
ents overlooked, inundaung the alJa'
cent country. fhe town Of Tufke, IN
Galiclh, was partially destroyed anu
twenty persons drowned.
Tho damage caused In GlliCia aud
northern Hungary amount 10 many
millions Of tloIlus, In many districts
the pealantry are boggars. Thousands
OF small land owners lost sheds, cattle
and crOpl. Many have beol killed by
lightning aud hail,
Around Zaqua the plains have been
transformed iugO lake that stretches
~ far hs the eye can SEQ. At Ncfa8CJ
the works Of Hop were swept away
aud fourteen employee drowned. sixty
persons were drowned at Rymanow,
GAliCla.
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FOREST rIRus.
Towns aud villages Ia GrcRt
Danger,

MINNEAPOLIs, Aug, l4.-F Forest fires
surround Bruce CfUsslng anu Match.
wood, two stations on the Duluth,
South Shore d Atlantic railroad, 100
miles from Superior rhe wires uro
down and tho damage cannot bu
learned.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Via, Aug. IA
Forest fires which were supposed 10
have bsvn quenchod by recent rains
have broken out ugain and tie county
north aud west Of here Is threatened
with destruction, Engines were sent
out this afternoon from here 10 Welh0,
small place ON the limo OF the Central,
iUriy miles west. Olher villages anu
homtsteaih IN reach Of the hHmes arc
Ia great danger, ana tho vlllsg To are
out at all pOinIs guarding against
destruction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

Comlugs, the colt was ytsiordAy
nitern0ou turned over to the care Of d
iosiot.mo,hcr, an old mare whose colt
was large enough TO wean. The mare
anu the little freak seemed TO agree
very well, and 1t Is to be- hoped that
master mule will thrive ana grow ny
with the country. A fat berth with H
dime museum awaits him on ma.ur'
ity.
This ia the fret well authenticated
case Of this kind known 20 local horse.
men, who became interested In IL
almost 10 the rage Of Excitement.
There Is no doubt whatever US o. iIs
correctness and the vetofiuariaus'
book Will need revision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
THOMAS WTRu.
BEFORE CONGRESS-.
Working for the West.--

AneT u stay Of several years at wash
nglon,D g., during which ne has become
familiar with the workings Of Congress
and tho departments, Judge ChAs. W.
S'nyncr, an Attorney and Counselor Of
tho supreme Court the United States,
ispropar0d To promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committee, aud
informing influential Congressman ~ 10
tho needs Of clients aud communities
represented by him.
Ilo also continues hia practice In tho
General Land uuica, prepares appeals,
makes unswors and arguments before tho
Commissioner aud Secretary, analyses
and reports on eases to attorneys a, "a
distance. and attends TO general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt aud reliable. 10. Address, Box
40, Washington d. C..
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LOUISVILLE, Kyn Aug. l4,-Todny
wRs "intCo day" al tho internal Tevo'
nuu oilloe, anu the owners Of May, 700,
whisky ia bond, had to pay the taxes
OF aullor the Tenulty PROVIDED by law,
Suits were illed Saturday afternoon b
Il. Il. Miles q 90. and the New Holo
Dbtillery oomrhny for n restraining
Oruor. il VIII come up for hearing tho
lTat Monday in September. Mean
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

Last NiEhrs Proceedings In the Two
Houses,

Houses.
wAHIIsGroN, Aug. ii.-Mitchcll,
(Rep.l of Oregon, gave notice Of an
amendment to be offered TO the Joint
resolution TO maintain the parity Of
gold anu silver. The amendment,
after long preamble, declares II tho
sense OF COngTuss that no change be
made In the tariff laws during the
Filty.third Congress.
VEST pREsESqs 4 COINAGE hill.
No,t (Dom.) OF Missouri introduced
bill Tor the coinage OF the silver bul.
lion In the treasury, saying II was sent
10 him from New York, aud met his
partial approval. 10 provides (aflor
setting aside In coin and bullion ~ n
reserve such amount Of silver bullion
purchased under the act Of July, 1890,
az shall equal at its coinage value the
aggregate sum Of the treasury notes
authorized by TINT aot) all the 10.
maiudtr OF tue surplus bullion 10 be
coined into standard silver dollars
aud such dollarB TO DO used for the re-.
demption Of silver certificates now
Issued by law; provided, this shall not
be deemed 70 alter or amend any pro.
vision Of the act Of July, 1890.
The second section prOyidts that the
national banking associations be ON.
titled 10 receive circulating Aotos VI
the value al par OF the United States
bonds ON deposit, not, however, to
exceed the amount OF capital stock
actually paid In.
Stewart then sent 10 tho clerks desk
10 have read an article nom tho New
York Recorder, headed "Give Us free
silver" After a portion Of the article
was read, objection 10 further reading
was made by hoaT anu Hgwley, and
the article was ordered printed as
document, Stewart Remaining that the
Recorder was this first great paper In
tho city Of New York that had said u
word against the Hnnihilation and
obstruction Of half the money Of the
country and II showed that either the
sentiment Of New York on the subject
Of silver was changing or tho Recorder
was very bravo paper.
HOar gave notice that he would
tomorrow call up tho resolution as to
the Montana Senatorial case and
would after Wedneaday press II 10 a
conclusion.
Vest addressed the Senate. HOAr
then obtained the tl00T and the Senate
adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
A MULE MOTHER.
Strange Freak Of Nature Reported from
Arizona.

Arizona has heretofore been noted
for more strange things than any other
part OF the Union, and now shs again
proudly shows her pro.ominence, says
the PA ml,x Gasetto Of July 20. This
time the Held Il natural history is
invaded ana the impossible is accom-
plished.
An ordiuary,evory'd day, suro'cnough
mare mule has given birth to q COLI
This extraordinary event happened
yesterday morning on the farm Of
Goldman q Co., four miles northeast
OF Plwlix. h. Wilson, Of Wilson a
Co.,and G. NJ. Ettgr, both experienced
horsemcn, who have raised horses anu
mule. for over a score Of years, drove
out yesterday afternoon 10 the farm To
investigate the phenomenon for the
Ga-ltts. This Is what they report;
The mule is meiium.s I'D animal,
about twenty years old, AMI IN every
way a truU-hlue mule, OF tho Kentucky
uattern. The colt h. % male. HutuuIlHe
Inc usual run of cole, 50 inches tai,
AMI weak from the lack of nourish.
meut, tins mule APPARENTLY not con.
ilpuing her maternal functions though
ths colt IA permitted to sulkle. lH"
cars ana hoof OF the colt, as well as
thn legs down from tho hooks and
Knees, aud tho head ffom the eyes
Joun, are all suggestive Of the mule
tvne. Ordinarily the mule has been d
sinpiJ, gentle beast, but yesterday she
was fairly wild over the colt when any
one would appTOaCh 1t, ana II was all
mat tour men could do to catch hurand
take her to tho barn.
TO make up for the dam'S short.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

CHICAGO, Aug. ii.-rhe internh-
national Peace congress held IT, open
Ing session hero tonight. President
Josiah Quincy, assistant secretary Of
state Of the United States, presided
The first sefsiOn was devoted 10 ad'
dresses Of welcome, Many foreign
delegates arU here and moiD are COM
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.


ID pieces " good quality figured china
Hllkr, reduced rom Zoe 90 Boo pcr yard
~ piuccr OF CLANCY Bros. best figured
china aud surnh silks, reduced from sI Is
Co NN' per yard.
." pi.co. figured changolhle silks. ro-
Huctd from -l' Go llH rur yard.
lu pieces NJ huH bedford CUrdg.iu Hight
Hnll'-' reduced from si. foo l1c per yard.
20 pieces OF now aud choice v,Hyr. Ina
summer dfDss goods, ranging Lea prirr
rom sL-' Co Nnc pUr yard,will boz cleared
Nu. 100 unr pIr.H.lO per yard. This BE-
tue greatest bargain ever offered iu this
or any other ctty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
Another FIrc.

S1EUBENviLrE, o., Aug. l4.-This
city was visited this afternoon by the
greatest fire In the history II the place.
The IRE started In Liudaayis livery
stable on Fourth street at I O'Clock and
before subiued two large blocks,
stores, twelve residences and "A number
OF stables were In ruins. The loss viii
reach 100000. The Insurance IL about
hal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

FORr EMTH. Arb, Aug. li.-siz
hundred minefsq quit work Ia the mines
Of tho Ia sAs d Texas company nj
Huntington today. Tho trouble IL
charged to agitation by the Kansas
strikers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 1.-THE body
Of Captain Vernon II. Russell, late Of
the British navy, was found IN the
river tonight Foul play IL suspected.
He hal been In thucity some iime,aud
a shor, time ngo was mixed Up in n
midnight street adventure, In which
lac was badly wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
Mems Clothing and Furnishings.

our entire slucl, Of mons and boysi
CLOTHING must go NJ any price
100 boys' suits cut from St.Uu 10 s2.si.
ls mems suits, sold pvofywhpfo Tor
$1,000, geo zee $500 u suit. lloW's that ?
ap uuting flannel suits. very stylish
stripes, cut from $3.50 TO $3.50 suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

ST.. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-the
intensity Oi heat has csused sudden
Increase OF the cholera epidemic In 10
most violent form, Ia the infested
Russian ciliea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

POrTsvmLE, Pa, Aug. li.-Tho
Hammond c9iiiery breaker burned TO-
night. Loss, 100000. Seven hun
bred men are out Ui employment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

time the collections began promptly,
nnd the collector tAiI lac Thought
nearly the foil amount due, si32,U00,
will be paid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
SPECIAL SLAUGHTER SALE


% porcalo waists reduced from $3.50 10
Zoe Dlch.
An our $500 and $3.50 waists reduced
10 sl.2l zach.
10 ladies china silk sorpentino Waists
cut from 5000 to- g3.s&
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

BUzzARD's BAY, Aug. H. This
afternoon the President AMI DR.. Bty-
ant went down the bay fishing for
three hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
SHOES. SHOES.

200 pairs Ladies' oxford TIrs. bon nI
STYLES, patent up and plain. .uuarc tu,.
Ahd "pgu, worth $3.50, s3Uu and az lu
We VIII close them out Hi SLIGO.
our Ladies' eAuI slll and SLU
oxford .ug-, in tuu aud black, vii, be- sold
80 sAIl. Zoo ull styles.
Mems low cut calf and Kangaroo
Shoes, hand sowed, regular price 81. Uu.cu
IuSLiu.
Mon's Fine CAR Shoes. Lace and Con
gress, regular price 6 Uu. cut gIl
This Il % great bargain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

GuTD ALTON WANTED UY a LADY
- HtpuuuaUhpr, Wurl more Hu object than
sllEB, Nr'rfcuces at Ladies Exchange, lst,
D.. lHt South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
BUSINESS CHANCES

G(En BuYs rUHNlrURl AND
'pCDNB tools, candy factory. also oven
Hnd furniture Tor bakery. tee cream uarInrs
complete. cigar aud fruit stand established,
900 gheap rent $50 takes 30 ALL W. y. $50.
gan. go tuH.HHco block
u rot wisu TO TSgAGU ~ ANY
ilnc ot business 10 will pay jon o. zee me.
w. p. hUfin, SO iosioncc hiogk.
GrLtNnIu OPENINGS toU Capable
- oncc men 90 get half Interest loo cstah.
l'hci nus.uo.scs 0 tp tli1 required ".
y Iur'u, go roHt01irc block
I HAVE sEyfHAt NirE GROCERIES
! Tor tglo from 900 90 500 ". j nugan,
i1lusi1ilrc block
INUUNisIlED ROONNG UOusEs ASp
a hotels centrally located, Do tp tI TJDmH,
clearing i.l 90 200 per month Price. 5000 90
...A WI. Hogan, CO., lustollrc liucA
GENEHAL GOOD PAYING UEsrAUHANrs
- lfeu. $3.50 90 5000 W. i. bog1u, tl0
lustun.c Niprk
u uy WANrA coon PAYING SALOON
COW un mc. Vs. j Hogan, en- rostunl.o
BLOCK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

S,IruArluN WANTED N a GENERAL
- purpose man, willing Hud ub.IgnE. Good
references eau be- Hrtu az The business *.
change, d. D. Let south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

IN IMPROVED PROPERTY ~ ANY
~ quantity. crosby NCu''}, As Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

lpTI ALTOS WANTED ~ ~ EApEWI,
= Cur'u nursc, u'Ho Tor au invalid alton
daut. Ladies' rArIaugu, l-'. D., firug South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
MILLINERY.

500 now and stylish sailor hats a, q
great bargain.
Al our trimmed hats NJ half price.
All Millinery goods must br closed out
ni once. 40 reserve. Buy them at your
own figures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

CyUEEp WANTEp.HI WISH 10 IN
- change Logan CITY ur farm property Tor
tbtCp. y q. stewart Logon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

G,ITUATON WANTED HN 8 FIEsT
> tlHfa accountant, HlTo two rG.usmDu 900
ihr.u .g0mmlasiuu 900 sHlarIl, hualuTs from
way back l,giurcrrgs 10 thu Exchange, ls'4
D. Too sDuth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

fI'u rHAuL- rlEsI.CtAs. WstpEsuE
nul IuaIntHa properly Tor sheep. yHtIU,
mcr' D. .nlIl Vr farms. ~. j hogan, alU Poet
once HIuHL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15
WANTED.

WANTED - EVERYBODY 10 KNOW
w lhuy can Tci castings Tor stoves ranges
ami furnaces. Repairs done on shortest notice.
Apply 1oalcu lirOs,, lii D., gnd -uuth
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TO TRADE.

a 10 Guy 20 COVE horace. Wu.HuH. milk
ilrm on shares. Value ii.li Trade .for rosi'
g,n.g, q umt Trade aud part each. WI.
fIu TUAuL- uE.r.CIA.. uIstpEsrE
i uuu IuaIugHa properly Tor HHyOp. cattle,
Ncf. Do nlI. yr farms. ~. Began, tl0 Poet
once N."HA
nNEuNiy iNrtUlsr ~ uuE
70. .In. aa' stone lu9rnc. clearing ~ TO
.I.0' Wei began, llIr %. h.Urk
SlNtl-fuuE AuuE rAl,l, Ali USpIR
- cultivation Value $500, clear. IIHIp
igr .'ar rr'l1cn'r w. .. logan. uO b. u.
SENtNrY.ryEN AcUE rAuM IN
- ,,.Nt valley. VOL improved, for city
.'oun'' ".".A
NEw NrNE ROOM uousE NFAu
~ Gopher plant. sut1Dlo ior boprIur
''"'cln' ". >. uaEau, 81. ruatuugg H0...
fINO rEAuE.N al AuUE tAiNi CLOSE ro
rll, fnirn room frame HuuHC, creamery.
n.ya, NllHvs, Cows, au under cultivation.
iiui irDnN. utr Apuy $1,000 flyar IrBHH fur
1N property. W. !. Hogan. 80 iost1r.Jo
RIO IuApE=A rul-TCLhss FNiNl or
tr.ilru"H IlwuHt gardens. ffu.fH. HtHHIpa. 40
iafm implements, Cyvu tHilg pertaining tl o.
h.H. DIHsH .aln. 40 uUdul cultivation. rfiu.
giuIlIy lrat uiass meadow lHuI one ~ tUr
hurHi flrms iu Utah. Value $4,000. aI clear
alI.g Tor rliy property or Iurt property aud
i.h i,u uu balance. ". j. Began, go uUHt.
Office o Ura
lSEyLUAL WILL IMPROVED rNuus.
- Value, 5000 Goo sfIOII. close Co city. trade
igf m.uU CO.'S property Vs. J. logan. iIJ
fu'iougu liI0ok
n YOU HAVE ANYTHING no ruAuE
rliI ou mu. W. j. hogan, GO ro .tunlge
tl(n uEAp ulDu GRADE UANUT
--fIO horse uui 30 WuIvh tu exchange flr
NNhHD lhl Iui r!nHr lHs Ur acreage Iu.IlH tgH
mIca QUE D. suyuuua uMtaa Block, OBJ
Nrt ftuuri south.
4 'uuiuE ADDITION lois WILL CO.,
- lrhI'l Tor hgrso8 AMI nuEsy. fBrHlufn or
mrrrhHuluu. b. o. spencer b Wcat SECOND
south
no TRADE - Gay PROPERTY FOR
farm. Apply Goo stevenson. HI. b.. stU.
N,ut-n ave. nrtWrgu Hth nui lrtN ruuth -ta.
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FOR SALE.
Inhr

ATEAU TlIr NEW" OFFICE o.
N gold vaurh aud cham. Leave a. the
SINS once guu be rewarded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

I HAVE sEyEHAL NIrE GROCERIES,
j for tslo FROM 900 90 500 ". j hogan,
l-- LL--L.--LL mL..L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

4 'uuiDE ADDITION LOIS WILL co.
~ trtI,l Tor h1raUa Hud Uussy. iHFHuafr or
merchandise. r.. o. spencer b West SECOND
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sStNLNAL WILL IMPROVED TNflus.
- Value, 5000 Go sfIUII. close Co city, tftd1
igf 'n.HU GUS property Vs.. J. Hogan. 900
rustuTUH UIHUk
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sDEn MEAD mon GRADE WNNW
--DO horse uud DO mules tH exchange flr
u1bHt Hhl Too rlnsr lH, ur acreage IH.Ilr rgp
mNca nui D. suyuuuG uM,.ra lllu.a. N8
NuHf Second south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-15

SI\tl-fuuE AuUE FARM, Ali UNDER
- cultivation Value $500. clear ItHIp
igr t.oar ru.lhcntr. W. y. logan. 40 g. %.
nlurA
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- Cache valley. we'll Improved. flr city
property Value 5000 " i. Hogan. 40
tustOrlCu llIu.k
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-12
INTERESTING PROCESSES.
Engraving and Lithographing as Done in
the Establishment of the Lakeside Press
Some Beautiful Art Works Here at
Home.

The establishment of the Lakeside
Press, on Middle street, is one of the
most interesting placesin the city for the
lover of delicate workmanship III the
line of artistic reproduction of photo
graphs or line drawing. There also may
be seen in operationsa Autograph press,
illustrating one of the most interesting
and delicate processes of the art preserv-
ative. The Lakeside Press, in its pres
emit development and under its present
managers, is publishing house for such
works as require elegant illustrations
done from photographs or line drawing
by the process of photo-engraving. There
is printing Office and bindery for the
ordinary publishing work, and in addi-
ton a very complete outfit for engraving.
Its cameras for copying Photographic
work are among the largest made, fitted
with the finest of lenses, and so delicate
ly adjusted as to eliminate all the jar Of
the building, and thus render the finest
of work possible.
The process of reducing the picture
from the photograph to the cut from
which printing may be done is interest
ing, being done chiefly by an application
of the principle of etching, a zinc plate
being prepared by means of acids. sfiss53
Thepictures which the Lakeside Com
pany make are in demand for widesva-
riety of publications. just now they are,
among other things working on large
order of beautifully illustrated advertis-
ing books for an Atlanta hotel.
The business, since its recent reorgan-
ization. is managed by company of
which William 81. Scott, Esq, is presi-
dent, and L. A. Goudy, Esq, treasurer.
Mr. Noyello Crafts is the efficient mana
ger,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-12
HE CLAIMED THE MANURE.
Judge Gould VIII Decide Whether He
Can Have it Next Week.

Last November Mr.. William II. Rounds
of this city, bought the Sweetser place
at Scarboro and notified the occupant,
Mr.. Chas E. Haskell, to move out as
soon possible, Mr. Rounds agreeing that
Mr.. Haskell should leave on the prem
Uses certain articles during the winter.
One day Mr.. Haskell remarked to a
neighbor that he intended removing four
cords of manure. Mr.. Rounds, hearing
of this said if Mr.. Haskell tried to re-
move the manure he should bring suit
to prevent him. Mr.. Haskell brought
suit in the Municipal court to recover
possession of four cords of manure
valued at SIS per cord. Mr.. Haskell
claimed in court yesterday that he
hauled twenty three loads of manure on
to the farm and that the manure was his.
Mr.. Rounds contended that, by the stat
utes, that manure on place belongs to
the purchaser, unless otherwise spe-
officially agreed to by both parties-w hich
agreement was not made in this case.
He also cited several instances where
courts had thus decided.
Judge Gould at the close desired more
time to look into the matter, and said
that the court would reserve its decision
for one week.
Seth L. Larrabee, Esq, appeared for
Haskell, while the firm of j. c.. and F..
III. Cobb were counsel for Rounds.