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The Coffin appeal before the Supreme
Court will be argued next Monday. Mr..
Burke, district attorney, will not be pres
ent to argue it. this duty having devolved
upon the general solicitor, Gen.. Lawrence
Acknowledgement of the United States.
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"Egyptv 10 BE Opened.

Captain j. A. Lemcke, interested in the
opening of the extreme southeastern part
of the city known as Egypt" talked to
the Board of Public Works yesterday aft
ernoon. There is a remonStrance against
the Improvement, but the members of the
board say that the district will be opened
IL nOsSihla.
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shall Hawkins was yesterday directed to
summon the following for jury service:
B. b. Beshore, of Marion; G. A. Guthrie,
of Avon; George l.. Raymond, OF Shelby
Vile; Harry Hull, of Noblesville; Nathan
Lamar, of Richmond; George NJ. Dearth,
of Lowell Uake county,: John M. McIndoo.
of Freedom; William Moffatt, of Eliza
beth; Frederick Ostermeyer, of Indianap-
oils; Christopher Weaver, of LaPorte; Har-
ry Whitcomb, of Shelbyville, and James D..
Wilson, of Greenwood.
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Federal Court Jury Panel.

The federal court having excused a num-
Der of the regular jury panel. 1t became
necessary to order a special yenire from
which to replace the excused men, Mar
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~ +OO4S
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is plea SAINT
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispsls colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
Only remedy Of Its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it, action and truly beneficial in its
elects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend Il
70 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist wfo
may not have il on hand will pro
crre it promptly for any one WI
wishes to try it. do not accept a.
uubstitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup e.
SAN FRANCISCO. CT.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW F0Rx AE
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Rent a piano at Bryant.s.

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
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An Extended Popularity.

Brown Bronchial Troches have, for
many years, been the most popular article
In use for relieving Coughs and Throat
roubles.
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ONE JUROR.
Eleven Men Wanted to Convict PEN
ningtOn of Counterfeiting.

of COunterfeiting.
Andrew ]. Pennington, who stood trial
on an indictment for counterfeiting, was
yesterday acquitted after the jury had been
out for twenty-four hours. The jury re-
ported to Judge Baker that the members
could not reach an agreement. District At
torney Burke conferred with Major Car
ter. Of the secret service, and agreed to
ask the court to direct the jury to return
a verdict of not guilty, because they felt
that they had exhausted all their re-
sources. This Judge Baker consented to Go,
and the prisoner became a free man. 1t
afterward reached the knowledge o. the
governments counsel that the cause of the
disagreement was one stubborn man, who
held out for acquittal, while the other elev-
en- were for a verdict OF guilty.
Judge Baker yesterday sentenced Fisher
and $50 fine. Charles Shepard and Jacob
Barker each received a sentence of thir-
being the same in two cases and cumula-
tive. Charles Shields received q. sentence
of So fine and five months in the work
house at hard labor and Henry Shields a
sentance Of $40 fine and sixty days in the
workhouse at hard labor. The charge was
the same in each case.
Wants Damages for a Flooded Cellar.
William L. Elder. wholesale furniture
dealer at Nos. 43 and 40 South Meridian
street, yesterday, filed suit for damages
against Frank A. Shower and Cornelius
Browder, sidewalk builders. The plaintiff
alleges that the defendants neglected to
take the proper precaution while construct
ing a sidewalk in front of his business
house and above the water TO food his
cellar. He demands damages in the sum OF
5000.
Wants 10000 for His Wife's Death.
A bill was filed in the federal court yes
terday by Robert C. Stewart, executor of
the estate of his wife. against the Lake
Erie & Western Railroad Company. de-
mandinr $4,000 for the killing of the wom-
an at a crossing in Upton county. Mr..
Stewart and his wife were driving across
the track IN a buggy when the vehicle was
struck by one Of the defendant company's
trains.
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the peoples attention there. do not
think that the time Is ripe for this sort OF
a thing In Congress-"
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Balance in Treasury Oct. 81, is94--.---sseo,sIl-2e
ALDER GALL. Treasurer Of state.
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The statement of the actual earnings of
the Big -Four is out, showing the gross
earnings OF October TO have been 81. 29O. 200,
an increase over October, 1888, of $33. TAO; IN
crease in net earnings. s12,s15; in surplus.
S,076.
Oscar Murray. vice president of the Big
Four, and Thomas Noonan, general man
ager OF the Central States Dispatch, who
have been in Chicago for a couple of days.
returned to their respective headquarters
yesterday.
The report of Robert Moore on the ply
steal condition OF the Atchison railroad viii
be presented to the committee on eorgan-
ization on Monday next. and will show the
amount OF money needed TO place the road
in proper condition.
The Toledo. Peoria & Western. now con-
trolled by the Pennsylvania and the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy. is showing a
handsome increase In earnings over last
year. the second week of this month the in
crease being 20 per cent
Il. w. Whitman, general manager OF the
Pittsburg locomotive works. is West call
er Of some of the indianapolis lines. The
| Vandalia has a number OF locomotives built
by this firm. and all are doing good work.
Conductors OF the Chicago division OF the
been a general transfer, conductors of
some OF the most desirable trains being
transferred to less desirable ones. and those
who have been running the latter TO the
better class OF trains.
II Is stated that ex-Freight Traffic Man.
ager Hanley. of the Santa Fe, has decided
10 permanently Ictflc LIOiI itiilJdi puSi-
ness. He is building an elegant home near
st. Louis. and II will take a year or more
10 settle up the estate left him recently on
the death OF his mother.
c. II. Mercy, who has been with the Chi
cago & Rock Island for some years, on
Dec. l leaves that company TO become
chief tariff clerk OF the Western Freight
| Association. In Mr.. Morey Chairman
Midgeley secures the services of one OF the
most competent tariff men in the West.
The Wabash earned In the third week OF
November $256 SIS. Il decrease. when COM
pared with the correspondents week OF 1893.
OF but Sl0.048. The Lake Erie & Western
earned in the third week Sos. s7s. an increase
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BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION FUND.
RECEIPTS.
Benevolent fund, cur-
rent and delinquent
1861. 3l9.54
Total receipts---.. s6l2.sl9.54
DISBURSEMENTS.
Transfer to general fund $685.. 319.54
Total disbursement e662,3le.54
SOLDIERS AND MONUMENT FUND
Balance in fund Nov. 1.
sy3-...-.--.--- se1, l74.s7
RECEIPTS.
Current and delinquent
Total receipts...... SIS, ls0s5
sIle. $685. "
DISBURSEMENTS.
Construction. ....-..- &c. $3.50
Total disbursements. 16.535.S0
Balance in .und. Oct.
81, 1894 -----.----- $1O2.f29-e 81
a--
sll9. $685. ~
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Sta7dard Cburcb Works.


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Ancient taHaTuHa OF tl6 American CONT.
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p1lei tfan frHn u' phtri ~ SspHf found
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translated ~ u1 uJpb'i J1Her1 smith, Jr
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tuovi"igc. ~ rE1sy ,. rTal Tuu nosn
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uhHa OF tattorday Saints. ~ Farley p
TRAIT PAN gian, emhlsaoi. tlgi Pull UIllh,
embossed, s5oi Limp CLOTH, as.
fpsnccr's Letters. Exhibiting tha falst Prom
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puHauHHi dn.trin.I of uio Church 10 Igsul
DHH 20 Ia,tiar7lay Saints uy John J,1aot
iHHrrE HaH g,uA, .5c.. ua,rls, llg
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iliYo. LHIu3r Gut tlw. Leather Usl
Imitation tHlihar, tL21 Caa, um
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NARsHAL's SALE.

DURsuASr TO A. EXECUTION TO M
! directed by the Thiri bHirct Court Of
'hc Territory of Utah. shall CNroac ~ public
HH.r. JOG tho front door NJ The County
Court uuufo In the city OF SAT- Lake, County
OFF sole Jake and Territory 81 trh, ON ODE l.I
dHU Ii September. isJi, nt DO O'Clock Z. u al gre
rHH.. uuc. claim aud interest Of pa M0.
holland ON November 10Th, i.lt or
uHt be- haa siucu acquired ui Doe
suI o. che following described real r.il't
climate FinE aud being in SAT- Lake county
alH IUHUUICd Ha foUuwa. to.wIt.
All 90 Dot ton ti1I Boz block four t.l
Iifn Aero rlst "N" HiF ueld survey il
sole Lalg County ttuh Territory, To uo aniI
la Che property " 3D. hcLolIand, az inc fuN
Uf UHNrrt o.. o. Collier
IUrua Ul sale. taHu.
MAI ". uiIGU w. q. y MarshaL
Us T.. D. AuHUTlt deputy Naraull
Dated August .ird, 1885,
Mlalh. 100 4 uLay- auoLnoya urNIunun
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miseellaDeouS Works.


Orson pratt's Works, sHrits OF pamphlets
on mo doggluos VI ulo gospel, a BOOK Of giI
pusof. Co.,.
tfand.uo,k n, rtcf.r,,,., g., .,,.,.,.
,t.r,,..i..g r.i......., ,, ....,,,-., boz. -.
,ya.r.i-i,r NM, 90 .fr.rg.r,. 10.
fhe Lito ana LnhnEH " ti.sE H. hh"W
h1'iih' with % iall account Of Dor funeral
HnlNnHt O." 'lfHt l'''
Docs tho bible sanction Foi3 EaaAE'
aAlia-''''N I''A ''h i'iat " ... '.'.s anu -
q 20 N'"hA'' 'l N"'.' % ''-. -
courses oH erlu'Na' marrIaso by tll"ra Dyson
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'o,'lI min '' "" ~ no = l ,.',' -
Court 90 uo q, H., 60 ho ease OF Hso'so
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
Tho only line rrnDiDs lEo
Through Fast lfill5 daily I
LRADVILLB,
LspBN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE APRIL 70, 1884,

Train no. ? leaves ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive % Pueblo
6Isam M. Colorado Springs 7'St am,
Denver 1870 am.
Train SO. leaves ogden 7'23 PM
Salt Lake bsS PM arrive at Pueblo
-,gsp.m., Colorado Springs 500 PM,
Denver 1880 pm.
Conuoc ions made ~ Pueblo, Colorado
Eprings and Denver with all limos east
Elegant day coaches, chair cara aud Pull
man alecptrs on all trains. Take tho
u. & n. q. and have u comfortable trip
aud enjoy The hnoss scenery on Mo con-
UnOnt
As. HudHEs, 81 y. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q, j.. 4 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, colo
ID. q. NEYiNi,
0onoral Agrnt,
Dalt Lake CITY. U
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Won ALE ilENLUl NHoNiiiIu TO tf.
i prar ll an action lrlu.nl against '.l DIV
of Che laird Judicial ulatrIgtut tuU tuuii1rr
Uf lUl .ul Go answer Goo lWrui 10 rnW'
plant rIri thUfvlu WITHIN Cen NafH |theIus.fc
~ tuc day of EgI'icgI ate. lhr HcItiy ns bon
of tUIa summUuHH o served within triH count
ur, 10 stfFtd QUO ~ co... ruuuts Duo Doe tnH
d.HtrCy within twenty dlYH oilrfviHc WiiHiu
taken AGAINST you, according 90 tie prayer u
rhItl amended comp alut
IH1 sAlu Hyuuu ls brought 60 have decree N
ihis court Cor iur iHfcg usufu u o. 'grt.iu
mortgage executed hy defendants uursU W one
80. q. Cara. september iEtht lf1Ns uplu prem
iHvf fret hereinafter utHouhod, given iu secure
rutod by fHiu dufgndaht 70 sad g. y. Glars
August 2lril lrH.s Tor las'I. que Que s.Al
/ uupaid. save interest % July .ut I-i Hnt
] 2IH.tl PAID lth luIh. lHa. HlI f.Ni.N nuI
/ Atul stU. IsJ1, raif note uuu mntiEHHu hHNinl
lTru duIV as#iEutu 90 plaintiff, which bel uuW
Ono holder thereof % uHI ul tull PREMISE
having been released from operation 20 HAil
fFurJgHHU UrIra tNy promises SECONDLY nrfuIus
aflyr drsgT.l,l, 60 hhyu amount " tAll
mortgage debt narCftAiuei uud amount Sue NJ
uuIua g. hifa. Geo. ". storm secured uu HA.l
premises. 90 hayu aE order 90 sale iu uHua.
other rrltJi, Hali murtugci pfruitea ere
IUHTTIUru HH tu|INWH. 90 VII. iuu.Uru. lUH Al
/. ", conner Of Zoe 8. ul1ot y, plat -. eau
f.rI tH,utg north 100 iroi. thence west z
] feet thence south 10 feet 90 bCEuuiuE HaI1
] fr.tHHru premises ere described ua fuIuWH
] Commencing Ht point gH feet uHHt 70 south
] Wuat corner of HHiI lut .. running thence uHHI
I|uIfrt thence north o.. foot. thence west Do
] iett. tHunru south l.1 feet lu beginning nlHt
] UummturIUE 70 point l3H iurt rsat aud ru1l
] HUuJh OF uuTfNArIf corner Ut H.II Doe ..fuuuiui
thence east Gu t,HL ttrH.e south D foot
] UtuTr wuHf HH fyUt. t.ru"U north iIa f"g. O.
] IulInn.HH. situate Iu HNt table city Hu.
County. tInn AMI EUU sac hereby Uuuuy.
] that 30 yuU tAll 90 appear ulh answer Ono tHl.
amended complaint ss above required Coz
/ HHtH u.HlnUH WIl apply iu co.. ruuIt lur foIIu
! drmauHUl therein.
Witge... t.a lIua. Samuel a Merritt, Judge
AND tIu .uHI of f.f District Court u
tHr IHIfL IuIirI. Ittr'rt on aud tu
fsIAT tHr TVffitHrY uf utHH. ibis HiI day 20
guuu. in tho year uf our LORD Hu
thuuaaud cisht hundred and ninety
four
DAVID e. pUNEAU, Clerk,
Uy Gro. ~ iuuHis, Deputy Dlurg,
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NOIloE 10 CREDITORS.
L-llo ID NLL-L0LIoT No-LIly. ll-la-l

IHtAtu or lNThtuINtf MtIhltNt ANNNAHtIt
NTOTIDU la UEEtuh GIVEN nl THE
y undorEIgarr Nc.a0r MrI.Iry AlWnalra.
Iur 70. lhu t.iaf. uf Christopher Mul.IuF uu.
r...tI. 90 ono lr..I.HE 90 AuH uN persons
having claims aHllna. tln HaIi dgr.la.l. tu
v1IIHt them WITH lhN ig.'sAfy NNNrhtFH,
within ten mUufHa after rUU lTHf publication
Of M. notice. 30 tHu aalI a4uWlatrstur 100 lls
rrs.druru. SO 300 West NuIu Temple street
SAT- Lake tIy and county, ish. .........
NELSON NUEhlIN.
Administrator of tho ugtatu OF CuriatOpAgr
NorLIpY deceased,
Dated AulUHt alh, 1913
nav L saasLE e. 50 trusyA
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RAILROADS.
TRlo%<si NlU
~ GRRNDE NDLNUE
n WESTERLY unANDE
Ss,.az,. WESTERN.
STANDARD csyoC
CURRENT Ia [EB,l lu86 rs 1901
TiME TAuiu, WI lNgsV uuNs W. lgJH

T TSGEr 4aalp. 10 Effect June 70, 1884,
Isnyo SALT tahu
No. g-Ior Provo. bingham. was.
atsh ami al UuuH tHst SOS r. M.
No t=for Provo Grand junction
aud al. pulnts laHt..,,s,.,,, % m.
40 t-lor Provo NaUu sud
shl.na ........ ...-............,,. gi1op no..
No. FLOR Fureka uLi bingham. J.Jlp. m.
NO, 5-Ior ogden ana Wcst...a.... - 9. IN.
No. i-r1r usIya ani Che Wrst... la1J pm.
Arrive salt Late.
40 i-Trom Provo. gtani junction
aud tho Itii.....,....,.,. ia0 o. m.
No. Iron Provo. Grand junction
and thH East .......,,......, n y m.
No. 5-from Hinsh m. Provo, Manu
salinA aud Wgfateh, ....sa.. SEQ o, m.
40. e-Ifom Lureta aud bingham n.tSh m.
40. g-from ugiea AMI tho West lisa m
NO from ogden aud tho West, s.li q. m.
Only mo running through lullmau Palace
Double UfawluE Room rIrUpDrH g. Denver via
Grand Junction and 70 hanfaa tuy and Cbioas
gDyIA colorado points, ffru reclining chair
cars thIt Lake On Denver. aud only line ruu.
ming Pullman rlcruurs Fat Lake u san FraL'
cisco. kochAugcsl eiota ooausctloHL safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket once, 10 W. 2ld South.
H. e. DODGE. AZ, NEuuY,
Cen Manager Gen. supL
81. ltNNErr. Gen. T.. ALA
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10 tho District C1#rt boo lnl f0r tho rI.rl DO
u.tAI IsfuH. uf IBh Ttru.Ify
County 1f HlIt lake

w.
William uurlO, Mary J.. UufLC. AIs wife. ttWs.i
Topper Nff uNurEr W, sttaru, Catherine
., EyU hHruu hcFaHT, william n. M'.
tufHI.I Mary Iu,yu, Union National
l#uL 90 Sale iakr tItF, "a corporation POE
NHFI %. Vic H, Trustee tor ~ o. rUIN.
li d. 1"u's nnu ~. %. buiuru, >. W. lhf.Nt
and tyufgr CfUrkgr, dHInF business under
ihu Nfm uHWt ui rrUmuutuIy STOCK lHm'
plny defendants
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Aug. 3Oth, 1894
Itars Arurs uud HIgH 10 Hut L4.H
Gu DaNy, o. iu.uss

Auufva
Prom 90 Eastern points .............. o % m
Ifur Unite. Portland, sIH IrHn.
rIfru. tacho valley aut N.'C1..i0 NJ n
lion I'D eastern Uoiuts. Para '|tF
aud uEiuu..s......sss' ....tss ..tsss D % 2 I'D
Prom san francisco, Ogden aaI
Intermediate puinH,,,ss........ p OBJ D m
FROM Provo and intermediate r1.aH. % m
tf8m Milford. JuaI, rrafH. satgtt7.
und Eurrka...ss...s..ss...s ,.....aaa wv /"
'iron Ictniuua aud T0Us.e.......... . W b. u
uErAUr
Dor urHpp. Tart city aHf 90
lH.trrn Uniut ..s.sts.... ....s...s. ? % a in
Dor ugdon and lutermoiaig rH.ua.. va 40
For Uelon. intermediate InnH
tHu francisco and Cache
Valley point. ..s4sssatfas.. ..s.ss. 90 p ~
Tor OGDEN. lutte. Helena, IuTHtnI
San frAnrlsc1 lnd OH NUlts 'Aft j. % n
tor Iuaf.a rrl.o. rAnur.u valley
NupH Juab aud irs.n.... 90. z IS o. r
Dor Provo aud iutsrmodia.r r1.ut... H pm
'tor lodyic and Icrminus..........,. b O. m
Daddy except sunday,
.Iami auuth of juaJ iua daily except
sunday
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ChaS. W. Stayn0r,
LAWYER,
Observation-Disclosures Building.
Flr0t south street. Salt Lake City
ESTATES.

Heirs and others having an estate TO
settle should consult Chas. w. Stayner.
He has had an experience OF over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates,
Wills drafted and estates settled. Ome1
Observation-Disclosures building, Salt Lake
City.
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CIV TIcktl once, 2Jl IAN Slf0l,.
Telephone 49,
urULEY. Gcn. As "ausf Dept
D. mDhlNsuN. General Manager
I'll. IUAIAA. O.. o. O. D.. asuus
F.II %. CLAIM.
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FREDERICK a. C0lulHEI
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-03-02

A few days ago a switch engine on
the Gulf. Colorado & Santa Fe rail-
road blew up, at Temple, Tex. kill
ing three switchmen, an engineer
and afireman.
Mr.. W. l.. Ganson, a conductor on
that road, who married Miss Emma
Stevens. of Keytesville. in 1878, and
his two brakmen were asleep in a
-caboose only a cars length from the
wrecked engine. and had a narrow
escape from death, but fortunately
q freight car. loaded with merchan-
disc. was between the caboose. occu-
pied by Mr.. Ganson and brakemen,
and the engine when the engine sx
ploded.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-03-02
Resolutions Of Respect.
From the A. q. u. W. Lodge. at DaL

From the A. q. u. W. Lodge. at Dai-
ton.
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty y
God, our Supreme Master Workman.
to remove by death from our lodge
our friend and brother, Henry +.
Kuhlman, therefore be IL
Resolved, That in his death We
have lost a valuable member and a
faithful friend, which we sincerely Ia
ment. That We shall cherish his
memory and endeavor TO initiate his
noble example. That we extend to
his 5ereaved widow and orphans our
heartfelt sympathies, and offer them
our protection and care. That a
COPY of these resolutions be spread
upon the records Of our lodge. That
the editors OF the Orerseer, at st.
Louis, the CHARLTON COURIER, at
keytesville, and the Charlton Conn
ty News, at Brunswick, each he fur
nished a copy, and that a copy be
rendered the widow OF the deceased.
Respectfully submitted,
I. II. CARsKADoS, Com.
JOSEPH MILES,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-03-02
A Drunken Negro Brawl

Geo. Bal and San Gauss, two ne
gro denizens, got into q drunken
quarrel followed by fight, in Sourh
Keyteeville, known as Scroggins-
vile. last Sunday afternoon. Dur
ing the melee Gauss struck Ball a
few blows over the head with a club
raising two or three "butnpe."
Both of the negroes we're subse
quently ARRESTED by City Marshal
veatch and lodged in the calaboose.
On Monday morning they were tax
q before Mayor Ford. when both OF
the defendants were fined So and
coats. IN each. case amounting TO
412.10. which they are now working
out under contract. of convict labor.
!. by saving wood and doing other
work about town.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-03-02

Brunswick is to have q cooking
club composed of ambitious young
ladies who desire to make them
selves useful as well as ornamental
in the future homes over which they
expect. or at least hope, to be called
upon to preside. In the mean time
ii is predicted that their expert
ments in the culinary art will result
in un advance OF "raw material IN
the edible line. which can be ascribed
to the demand rather than the Nc.
Kinley tariff.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-03-02
Thirty-Fivs Dollars and Costs.

That is the tune the jury sang
Walter Blakley in Squire A. F
Woods court, at Mendon, last Sat
urday, for assaulting Town Mar
shall III. c. Atterbury while be had
prisoner under arrest on tha 30th
day OF January last.
At the first trial, held a week ago
last Saturday. the jury could not
agree, standing four for conviction
and two for acquittal.
The second trial however, brought
out much stronger evidence against
the defendant, and the jury returned
a verdict Of guilty. assessing Blak-
ley'spunishment at fine OF $50 and
costs. amounting, in all. TO about
$50.
When the verdict OF the jury was
made known, Blakley signified his in
tention OF taking an appeal to the
circuit court, but whether or not his
appeal was perfected we failed to
learn.
At the trial last Saturday Assis-
tant Prosecuting Attorney L. n.
Dempsey. of Keytesville, appeared
for the state, and Attorney Richards.
OF Mendon. for the defendant.