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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
To snit the season.

Young People: Harry lat the all
year-round hotel in the Rockarondle
Papa, does the landlord
charge you s. day now, same as in
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Tomorrow is the FOOLS seed time Today
is the time TO do
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
HAVE YOU GOT a DOLLAR?
no you WANT n JCE7

j ne rasifCacs are going 10 employ 259Ar6
young ken and wcmen-sIiey have u Go SO.
II you want a lob ne can help Won: Whei Ter
you are exI eficnced or not. lcrss Train
men and Mechanics are constantly needed
necessary information. Thousands have sll-
tanned situations in the same way ~ IL
compiled ny prominent railroad man. III
are selling fast. and oniy a limited ni'iill ssr
10 be sold You can make more money in .
year by r;allrCading than can he maze nny-
where else in nEe. Price n. rOStare free.
send orders TO THE RAILWAY slgGDE <
fIEs. CO. ll3 No. lE1h 81. 0MAna Nrsl
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
PLAYING CARDS

Yon can obtain pack 81 hest qnaiity pisy,ng
cards by sending fifteen cents in postage q u. =
ElSIlS, Genl Pass. Agent c., s q. K. K,
Chicago. III.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
Mr. Brown-"Yes, Harry, and why

Harry-''I think he might charge
less, The days are much shorter, you
l-vn4,,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
IA sIIrht CnnfnsInn.

Shiloh's assumption Cure
sold ON guarantee II cares Inripient GoasaimnA
~. II = tbs Lest Cough Cure Bets. 5octs- Sl.Ul
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Many people fail to accomplish anything
because they try to do too much.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

a rose measured by its fragrance makes
a cabbage head look little
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

AS permanent investment nothing pays
like doing good.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

IT the BABY Is Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and wclltTied remedy Mus
wiSstcw's suoTniSG srRuP for Children Teething.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Letting the boys run the streets at night
is a good way to help the barkeeper.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

+" HaDson's hlagic 0ru salve.''
Warranted 10 cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for IL, pr1v's Is cents,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

see Colchester sl,adlng Boots adv. in other column.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

l .ssg sgss s s.. ThOmpsOns Ego vaisr.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

w. n. 4. 0maha--51. 1898.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03
Map of The United States.

a large. handsome m8p Of the United states
mounted, and suited Tor home Is issued BY tho
Burlington Route, Copies viii be- inailei tl any
address receipt VI fifteen cents IN postage. by
I. ). EuSi1S, Genf PASS. Agrht. o. y. 4 a.
II. r.. Cheawn. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

The Wind aud Rnin Laid Everytainn
Flat,

Special Dispatch,
copperas Cove, Tex. June 2,-The
heaviest rain that has fallen IN tina
section for years has Just visited this
portion OF the state, accompanied by
severe wind. The lonsth OF time that
the wind blew 30 hard and the rain
came down In shoots was FUZZY two
hours, and the oldest inhabitants say
1t was the heaviest rainfall ever seen
FOR years In Texas.
In the country for miles around the
crops are Mi Hat Much OF the corn Is
badly broken Most OF the oat crop
was fast rpcnlng and It * so fiat
that 1t VIII be hard TO harvest H.
The farmers all say that tho corn
and oats both are not 80 severely dam
aged but that they viii atraightcn up
again 20 that II Will not be seriously
hurt so that large corn, oats aud
cotton crop from this section Is II ccr-
tainty.
No damage 20 life is reported, but
the Santa Ne trains are all late on ac-
count Of heavy wanhout west OF here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
HOW DO THE PEOPLE sTANDt


4 Too ofen their principles and pur-
esss, their platforms and their candi-
ases, are sidetracked by the manipu-
alion OF schemers in conventions. AS
" as 1t may be able to do so, in the
ni'ed time left for that stupendous
sk' The Gazette intends to ascertain
ow The people Of Texas stand on live
.nueal issues and in reference TO the
huldates for office. We will not rely
" me orators and oracles for that in
3le9ple.
Me want to know how you stand.
me most important campaign in
3fias Since Its admission into the
srlon is lust ahead.
., nsre In Texas the worldwide battle
sne money standards IS on, and
rraa of national reputation are
Tys.ering forces for the contest.
ne issue Is closely Joined, and this
mpaign viii determine whether Tex
democracy will support Lombard
Il az wall streets doctrines OF finance
rnether II will adhere to its ancient
~ or a bimetallic standard
~ earnestly request that every read
OF The Gazette whether regular
kslpaseriber or not, win I'LL cut the ballot
n ,t and return to us. The results
4, ballot will be announced from
"sekiy Gazette.
worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Special Dispatch.
salado, Bell county. Tex June b.
we had a glorious rain yesterday even
ing and last night, which VIII 40 far
towards making corn crop. and is
just the thing farmers needed Corn
In some places had commenced 20 witt.
but II is all right now for several
days. Cotton has been worked out
and Ia In good shape for growing, The
farmers are well up with their work
The whent crop IL about all harvested,
and also the fall oats. and the Yield
was never better In this country The
spring oats will be TO harvest ina
foM DIVA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Grand annual clearing sale in carpets at the ioiiow
Il unprecedented prices:
Best grade Weon worth from SS5 So clearing price 81 90
Best grade Plush Administer worth S'85 clearing pGe o oo
Best grade Administer worth ST. so, clearing price SZo'
Best grade Moouett worth SIPS, clearing price Sl
Body Brussels, worth ST., clearing price 6Oc'
Body Brussels, worth Sl.l5 clearing price ST. s,,s
Best Body Brussels. worth $l35, caring price SLID
Bsst grade Tapestrv, worth ST, clearing price 85C
Nigh grade Tapestry, worth 9oc clearing price f'c'
Nearly all the above carpets have borders to match
pd comprise selection of coorngs and patterns rarely
yer in line e 40
75c values for prices have never been surpassed
Absolutely no Every piece OF carpet IN our
lock included in this sale
Grand clearing sale in rugs ,oos "a p
Every rug in the house will be included at prices lar
Glow their value
special offer in cheneille portiers.
One lot to close at S3, worth 81
One lot TO close at $3.50, worth So 80
Reduction in other grades in proportion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

The waters snIi Rising, Gaining
Another Inch.

by Ahhoclnteu ffthhs
Vancouver, 49, c.. June 2,--The Fra
ger river Is sim riding when dark
noas came on last night the Hood
during tho day had gained another
inch at Westminster, three inches at
Mission, ana four inches at Langley.
AZ chiliynoiet, the food gained Elk
inchcr, inundntlng large area OF
land. The work Of rescue Htill contin-
ues, though nearly all OF the imported
settlers, and as many Of their cattle
and horsca as remained alive, have
now been carried TO places Of safety.
Funds are being raised aud provisions
collected for the homeless Settlers
Though bad weather continues md a
great depth OF snow still remnlnn In
The mountains. there fl every indicn-
tion TINT the river Will rise much
higher. AZ Yale the food Is rushing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Special Dispatch.
skidmore Bee county, Tex June A.
4 steady rain from the north during
the last i've hours of May has been OF
vast benefit to all growing crops. as
we have had none before since the 18th
ult.
Corn crops Will be light because of
no winter rains, otherwise the rains
OF April and May would have been Ruf-
dclent, Cotton crops are excellent,
Several car loads OF melons have
been shipped north from San Patricio
and Nueces counties already.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

nv Associated Press.
s.ranae Lake. N. r. June "a pc
.,,ia,. wreck happened on the Chatau-
o GU raiiway last night. A mixed traih
NJ ~ nassenger and freight cars was ~.
~ ~ ~. 81 n terrific rate down the Incline
i M Interchangeable. whom the rear co l'.,.r
,'a,are aerailed and went one 90 80
Ne Sdhcr and wets totally deino''ai ~, =
Tns rails were torn ~ ana psi, ,,,,,aeu ID.
messengers and IRAN hialu'
lousy escaped iajury-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

BY Associated Press.
Manitou, CO.. June 2.--rhe storm
which ended last nisht was tho heavi-
est recorded by the government sig-
mi service bureau at the summit OF
Pixies Peak There are seven feet OF
anow on top OF tho mountain and II 10
"a beautiful sight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
s,,lmrn rxounsIoN nATns.
A spIit Likely In the wcster" ~
.engcr Association.

BY Associated Press .,o
- CHICAGO. III. June 2.-Analrs In me
49,, passenger association are fast
Mesre a critical aspect over the
a ,s...a,i xc,rrsion business. Each me
Is s'r1 "a ssescrstly cutting under the rates
NOR, ,Osds at Inc last meeting The Ale s..,,
son mas begun investigating on iss 1Mn
account and IL 1t succeeds ~ nn n,hay
as,v tangible evidence against o.n Nh,
any, AM ~ Violating the agreement II VIII
Nv, ,hroxy ali the agreed rates oyeEeoare.
t.iVr be,,in 10 make contracts without
a ...ra IL the wishes Of the assoeih,
IN, ss There il no doubt that several .,
,lnss hafh are and have been violating
ne agreement and it is diiheult 20 see
Now serious trouble can be aver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

poraplads ssauce.--Put into an earthen
bov,l a gill o. salad oil; add salt, pep
r,sr and prepared mustard. the juice Of
i,go lemons and two tnbiespoonrlls Of
fnely chopped parsley. ons q cheryil
eag-beater. Pour Into a pauce-boat and
serve.
The preper wsy 10 catch fowl is 70
rrssn bo,h lef,a AZ once with a Arm,
ilght. autck hold and thsn rsise free
from the ground and hang tbs body
dawn elear Of any obstacles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
GREAT JUNE CUT IN DRY GOODS
BEGINS TOMORROW.

It intention to make entire oearan nee
II possible to do. Nobody wanting Dry Goods should
without nor will they have reason to complain of
@s There is nothing exaggerating in the figures we
[we could not afford to do that The goods are here
Enumerated the figures are stated; and see for
Erselves
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

n,asFk ous the names of the oandi-
so,s Tor whom you do not wish TO
fIrl.. with an ordinary .elecuon
vh tsl also the platform planks 10
-@ich you are apposedl
Ho.fer United states Senator.
soid standard advocate.
For Governor.
sohn L. Reagan.
"; T. Lanhsm.
nasles A. culberson.
s,shn u. Cochran.
scar D. Mccall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
Lap Robes.

Final and last reduction
that will be made this sea.
son has now been made
More than fifty patterns to
select from. Prices lowest
ever known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

Special Dispatch.
Claude. Armstrong county. Tex.
June 2.--A Good rain fell at Claude,
which was very much needed. And tho
Indications arc that we will have more
10 follow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

For Platform.
For free silver coinage.
AGAINST free silver coinage.
For an income TAX
Against an income tax. ,.o,, az
For the state railroad commission "S
1t is, .,,rosd commission
as 1T is.
Name .......,''...'.'''''''''''
PostofIlce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
|,sIs silk.

{Ibis week we windup what we
Ne left of Swivel Silk, the 65c
Elity, made of silk and linen,
1 perhaps the best material for
1 money on the market; this
kek's sale 45c the yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

How the Vote stands In the Guber-
nntoriaI Race,

The vote in the guheruatoriai race.
as returned to The Gazette by It's spe-
cinl correspondent up 10 last night.
II as follows:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
,.Qc, $50 and l8c for IL l-2c.

|l.2c, 35c ana loc TOT W i-Zc'
Ina lot finest French Satines in
X colors, sold formerly at
h. one lot English Mulls, a
beautiful fabric, sold for
Ely at Soc; also a lot of figured
moline, in exquisite colors and
H., sold up to date at lSc; all
three above lots will be sold
4 at - 1-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
|, l8c and loo for Sc,

n have one lot of handsome
[inch figured Almo Zephyrs
n have sold at 25c; one lot of
n Cloth that we have sold at
one lot e-striped Cling
rs that have sold at 16c; all go
Vat Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
HAS THE EMPEROR CANCER?
A Tumor Taken From his Cheek
The civil War In Duigaria-Hc-
view OF the berlin Garrison.
German News and Politics.

Berlin. June 2.-(copyrighted 1894 by
the Associated Press. )---Europe in gem
eral ana Germany in particular have
been treated to two genuine sensations
this week. and both of them have been
regarded as likely to have serious re-
suits. The first OF these was the an
nouncement by the Reichzanger yes
terday that an operation had been per-
formed upon Emperor William and
that small encysted tumor had been
cut from the emperors cheek. The
second startling piece OF news was
contained in the dispatches from Sofia
which announced that revolution OF
some magnitude had broken out In
Bulgaria as the result OF the fall of the
Stambuloft cabinet.
Created n Sensation.
The official announcement OF the
operation performed upon the emper-
or's cheek caused sensation which
created momentary alarm throughout
Germany in view OF the fact that his
father had died OF disease which
caused much discussion In medical cir
cles. One set OF physicians were OF the
opinion that Emperor Frederick Will
lam died Of cancers. while another set
Of medical experts thought he was
simply suffering from wart without
cancerous symptoms. The letter sent
backed up the opinion Of DR.. Morrell
Mckenzie. who was sent by Queen VIC
toria to attend her son-in-law. When
the emperor died, some time after the
removal Of the wart, It was generally
understood that the first set OF ply
aiclans had bowed to the opinion OF Or.
Mckenzie. and that It was finally ad-
mitted that he had not suffered from
cancerous disease.
An Encysted Tumor.
Consequently the announcement OF
the operation upon the Emperor VIII
lam II yesterday, coupled with the
fact that considerable anxiety had
frequently been expressed about the
emperor's health, caused alarm
throughout Germany, until It was rec
ognized that the official notice OF the
operation was published with the eN-
press view OF forestalling exaggerated
and sensational stories. which would
inevitably have been circulated broad
cast If the operation had been per-
formed without notifying the public
Of the fact
II now appears that Prof. Bergman,
assisted by Profs. Leuthold and
schlange at Potsdam, yesterday morn
ing removed from the emperor's left
choeg and atheroma an encysted tu-
NOR containing curdy matter. about
the size of a cherry in less than Ave
minutes and without the use OF an
anesthetic. There was very little bleed
ing and the patient showed no feNerish
symptoms before or after the opera
tlon and was very little affected by
it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

The tunor. II Is added. was the
growth OF only few months, and It
is asserted upon the authority OF the
emperors physicians that 1t had no
connection whatever with the old ear
trouble which has been the subject OF
SO many sensational rumors Tor years
mast The tumor. It IL also said. caused
Inc emperor absolutely no inconven-
fence. and the operation Itself Is no
,yay distressed him beyond the fact
that his face Is covered with small
bandage. He can cat ms usual
In confirmation of these reports II "
announced that the emperor pnsse1
Yesterday evening In his study ana
s,rceeded in disposing OF all the cur
rent business submitted to HIN Tor the
direction of state affairs. The ems
neror was extremely desirous thnt no
alarming reports should be cireulate1
concerning his health and he retlre1
10 rest at 1880 o'clock last night nnu
sIept soundly throughout the night
This morning the emperor apps as
heinv In a feverish state and his gem
oval health was pronounced 10 DC
f,er breakfast Emperor William re-
oat,,ad Gen. Won Hahnke. the chiet OF
,nilitary cabinet, who made the GUS
tomary reports and eongratuiateu n,s
innner,nl majesty upnon ms eppvai-
anee. The RechzanEer touaS pup r,.DNs.
Inc following bulletin signed ny ffo'S'
bergman and Leutholu' amt. g.,
..,rna emperor's general condition "
- The maner in which the wouhu
T. healing leaves nothing 10 De uss'Isu
IL majesty Will walk in the park TINS
afternoon"
ctyu War In Duiaari"-
r,a second sensation. the trouble IN
n.,.ar,a is undoubtedly a matter
,yhtch may turn out to be more serious
No. neople are generally willing TO
sa,,,, An eorts OF rumors are IN CIR
cplation regarding the state OF alia'rs
a, sofia. civil war Is said 70 nave
tro.en out. A portion Of the Bulgasian
,ra,ps. according to report mas ~
,,sa IN favor of ex-Premier STAN.
,,,,inf and the latter aud ms caplnse
s,e reported 70 be under arrest oM s,,
20 The censorship over press uispa 1890
srom bulgaria some time may clPass
,.n,nra the exact situation becomes
yrnun. but it Is not denied thht ser
~. ,iotipR has occurred, tnht ine
t,..rv have taken sides for ana
srainst Prince Ferdinand. that ituAHnl
NAV see in the present distuI nshess az AZ
nnporfunitY 10 lnteIltfH ~ ~. s.,--|
~ so,ifheantern Europe. and mat dniA
NAV lead 10 grave consultations. Tne
Noyerrsmya has given the keynote ,s,S q
the situation from the husslah 1919 .'.i.
liz, NV its setni-officiai announcement
mai s the present state Of affairs IN Bul-
rsria cannot be permitted 70 continue
whatever may be the result o. .le egn-
hict between Prince teratnAhu anu Ahe
ex-Premier Stambuloh
The Removal OF stnmhuiom.
1aauiries made In official circles here,
boweyer. show that the bulgarian
crisis is not regarded with alarm here.
il Is asserted that the new cabinet is
composed Of responsible men who are
no, likely TO precipitnte the country
tnto any foreign complications In
fert. II Is said that the Stanbulonr
position Is an exact parallel With that
Of Prince Bismarck, and Prince feToi-
rand IL blamed for allowing his eal-
ousy OF stambwlons popularity 70 Isl
ducs HIN. 10 dispense with the man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
TWENTY PAGES

Ldmpasas Springs.
THIS henntifai y.mmcr resest win
u Will he kept In nrst-c7rsr. style
ut moderate charges Law railroad
rates, good ftvipR. good bufhtnus
Hood musIc nnd good attentions
ixInN 4 GuERrNCEU,
r'roprictors.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-21

\ pig grows to be a hog. A fool will
do himself or others injury, without
provocaton. We meet men who are like
pigs. Others like fools. Some men
begin to drink beer and Eight drinks. -
forgetting that AS pigs make hogs, light
drinkers make drunkards.
The man who drinks, like the fool, in
lures himself and others.
We take such men and help them to he
what they used to he. We aid them in
their efforts to he MEN! Send rs "A list
of any in your vicinity that need the aid
of the Morrell Cure. aud we will send
them literature, telling Of our work, and
testimonials of cured men.
Twenty offices in Vermont. Head
quarter at Brattleboro.
ID. l.. GRIGGS, Sec'v. Brattlehoro, VT
Drs. SMITH q NOBLE. Middlebury
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-21
State l7e,ps.

4 school for the soldiers and children
is about to he established at Fort Ethan
Allen. Such schools are regular features
of military posts.
4 meeting was held in Burlington
last week and preliminary steps were
taken for the formation of state
Bankers association.
A case of smallpox in Washington.
Washington county, has caused some
uncasiuess in that region. A case OF the
disease is also reported in Charlotte.
Alexander Deyctte died in Burlington
on Saturday of blood-poisoning caused
by striking his wrist on rusty nail
when he slipped aud fell on the ice
few days before. lie was 36 years OLD.
Frank Harrigan of Dorset has been
Jailed at Bennington TO await the action
of the grand jury. He is accused OF
assembling man with pitchfotk and
seriously injuring him.
The net receipts of the Rutland post
Office for the year ended June 30 last
were Sl429 81 greater than for the pre-
ccding year. The gross receipts OF the
last year were S24209 10. "
The Mount Mansfield Electric Railroad
company, incorporated by the legisla-
turp at the recent session. is about IA be
formed with a capital stock OF S3OO,OOO.
and it is expected thAt the road will be
running by the lst of next July.
H. w. IIcaton. .Ir. son of Hon. liz
w. lleaton. a wealthy resident of Mont
pelicr. was found dead in his room ny
The Burbank House in Pitt>ield. Mass,
Sunday. He had been on prolonged
spree. according TO the press reports,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-21
DOMESTIC.

Nathan Barnes Greeley. the only
brother of Horace Greeley. died AT hi,
home in Clyucr, y. y. on December ..
Cashier John f Biclby of he Central
national blull at Rome, y. y, is de-
faultcr to the auouut of AT least S27 900.
lie had been Specializing in stocks,
Samuel C. Srrlcy. the defaulting book
keeper of the National shoe and Leather
banl, OF New York. has pleaded guilty,
but has not received his sentence. He
was captured in Chicago last week
Hon. Frank A. Mexican, cashier of the
Indian Head national bank of Nashua.
y. H.. i, a defaultcr for $4,000, aud has
fed. He had been cashier of that bank
for twenty-five years, aud twice mayor
of Nashua.
Eugene V. Dcb> was found guilty of
contempt, in Chicago. last week, and
sentenced to imprisonment for six
months. His pals get three months
each. The contempt charged against
the defendants was a violation of the
injunction issued July , by Justices
Woods and GroSscup, which forbade all
men to interfere with trans in any way
whatsoever. They have decided tC
serve out their sentences.
Mr. and Mrs. David Slocum, wealthy
couple living near EdnborO. Pa, were
robbed, Saturday. by masked burglars
Six men broke down the door with q
rail Four entered. bound the aged
couple and beat them into submission
The burglars set out to torture the
couple into revealing the secret of then
money vaults, but just as the oil was
being applied to MIR. Slocum's feet one o.
the burglars found money chest.
John Huntington. remittance clerk il
the Citizens bank of Council Bluff, la.
SUNDAY morning shot aud seriousl!
wounded +. y. Hayden of Chicago ant
\. Cromwell of Minneapolis, respective
ly superintendent and Inspector of tn
! Fidelity and Casualty company of New
York city, and then committed suicide
shooting him self through the head i'm tn
private Office of the bank at First avenu
and Main street. There was 81 shortag
in the bank accounts of $500 and thi
caused the act.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-21
a PIANO RECITAL.

Last Monday evening the following
programme was rendered AT a piano re-
cital at Mrs. McGilton's:
uach-Fuguetta in c major, Maud Mellen,
Buch-Prelude ana Fugue in minor,
Jessie Brainerd
Bach-P elude in c minor aud Musette,
lIelOIse Brainerd
Haydn-Allegro from 9th sonata,
Miss Kellogg
MOzart-MinIet i'm G. major, Maud Melleu
Wilm-Armer Mann, Alice Brainerd
Pndprewski- Miss Kellogg
Haendel-Air from 9th snite,
Mrs. McGilton