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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Waliham, Mass, Aug. 9l.-General
Nathan Banks isdying nj hi. home here.
Cleveland, Aug. 9l.-Edward 8. Dean,
q wealthy retired business man, berame
weary OF suffering bodily pains and shot
himself through the heart to-day.
New York, Aug, 3l.-A special to the
World from Rhinebcck. \. y, says Levi
T.. Morton has concluded toRccept Thorn
a. G. platps oneroiihe Republican nom
ination Tor governor.
Des Moines. la, Aug. 3l.-The Demo
Gratis VI the Seventh congressional have
endorsed J Il. Bancroft, Of Dcs Moincs,
rs Populisl candidate loI oongess. This
platform declares against interference
with coinage ut the ratio Of 10 toll.
Tacoma. Wash, Aug. 3l.-Forest fires
continue 10 rage In the Puget Sound
country, aud much valuable timber has
been destroyed, lumbermon think the
damage In the state will aggregate sew
eral hundted thousand dollars,
ucConnellsyille, o., Aug. 3l,-Judge
ID. l.. Hanna IL dead. lie pacticed law
! in 1870, was the oldest attorney Ia Ohio,
lie was postmaster under jackson and
again nity years afterwards daring
Cleveland'f first term.
New York, Aug. 81. The rush n busi
ness at the custom house here continued
Yesterday receipts were is716il and
| the grand total o'the past three dayl
t2,0l0,675. The lrHt three DAYS nilel
the Mckinley bill became a law ihecus
toms receipts wero il,Sil.4i2.
Chicago, Aug. al.-President Tmrcy
ofihc Republican national league, I-su''
To day call for the meeting 81 lhc eSocu
tive committee NJ the league on senl. 10
The object Of the meeting is 20 mrup
ior the leagues participation In the Hl
mmpaign.
tort scpit, Kan. Aug. Sion lh
. mrm Of Calvin Packer, seven milea uoril
E west last evening Mrs. Packer was fatal
gored by II bull while lyin Ito save he
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

O.cal aud Eva Jensen start Tor Salt
Lake to attend school tlds winter. G..
Jensen aud family will move there Ia n
short time.
IN -piir Of hard times Oakley keeps
building up. Marion Frazier II complol-
ing his house, joseph Phillips h nearing
completion with bis house, Leonard
Frazier has bnilt MISS f-'us'y, aud
d. Horton is huil'hn 1n suHilion ~ his
nsN hease. - 49, slrrus.
A big coal strike has bccn found up
the Weber, river near where the Slallings
sawmill sat 4 party from Wobcr struck
a coal prospect Whichis equal to any.
thing In this territory, One Of the party
tells that there Is no end 10 the coal.
They have tunnelcd IN twenty feet and
the vein has Widencd To twenty feet, aud
those who have tried II pronounced IL
better than the Rock springscoal
Il is reported that J. H.. stallings
picked up some very tine rock on the
head Oi the Weber river recently.
W. II. siinson says he has bought a
new saNnill and will have IL running
in the near future up In what is known
~ swift Basin.
James Evans Is ut Coalyille putting
up granary Tor William Robinson.
The first snow on the mountains wal
seen ON the 9th inst.
Nj. John +. Hanson Of Salt Lake ha
rented the William Moore place soutl
east Of town and has moved his famil,
out here.
Oakley has been visited by several har'
rain storms OF late, also some very heay'
rains have fallen mp iheriyeras the waite
has been muddy for some time. $.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

during the week commencing The las'
MONDAY IN September Of each gear nt
his office TO enter ON bic registry list
the name II ony voter that may have
been omitted. on such voter appearing
and complying with Tho provisions '
which aro subscribing to the ElWunds-
Tucker oath ior the general election and
10 the now oath iOr the constitutional
election. lfthis is not correct in-
terprctation OF the law will the com-
mission please set us right in the matter
a. 1t Is Of importance \ fair regislra-
ton should Ii had aud il is unwisc inr
political irickslcrs TO eudcayor a. pre-
vent II. -. t appears Some are doing.
and II IL 10 he hoped they will Ne turned
down. ~ they deserve to be
With bacon selling at u per pound.
what &. tine SEASON hnt our farmers do
not raise and cure that article Tor the
home market instead Of sending East
Tor IL " the producers Of that article
are wise they will see TO Il that the
people are supplied by the home market
and thereby keep the money NJ hons
We know II some who raise hogs. ell
them Tor from six ioeight cunisa pound.
aud then before the wear IL mt buy
bacon ut 10 or ~ cents pet pound. l.
that right and proper f1r yc thrifty
iarmer7 We say properly cure your
bacon and get the benefit Of Il. Who
deserve the money moro than those " no
have all the trouble. time and expense p
In taking a trip through the surround.
Ing settlements IL l. pleasing 10 note
the general prosperity, good crops, I'm
proyemcnts being made aud the general
interest taken IN home surrounding,
all VI which speaks well Tor the enter.
prise oi the communities hsroaboai..
We notics that Joseph Philips Of oakley
IL erecting large frame hnilling
Elijah Horton Is making an addition 70
hi- brick residence and that the crops
there aie-oi hay aud gain all that
the people could desire, or expect IN
this cold climate Altogether the pco.
pie have rauso To he thankful fof what
they will accomplish this season.
u. Il. T.. VISA.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07
NO 40

II b. said Richardson knew Of the mob,
aud deliberately led hisprisoners into IL.
81 Paul MINI. Sept. 2.-sir towns
wiped out and more than 500 dead is
the record made by the forest fires In
this state In the past twcniy.iour hours.
IN llincklcy, Sandstone, rokegaaa,
Sandstone Junction. skunk Lake aud
Mission Greek there are $50 known dead.
IN addition, several hundred are missing
while FROM 100 10 200 were scattered on
farms throughout the disiric, burned
over. The destruction was complete In
in most oi the towns named. but some u
the forest lands escaped. The loss. how
ever, will b. in the millions. and the loss
u life will not hc definitely known for
several days, iieycr. The relief trains
brought supplies sent oui FROM this city
Minneapolis, bnluih and other towns.
and the sufferers are being cared for at
Pine CITY and other points.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Mr.. James Howe has moved To
Evanston, lilo has been promoted to /
passenger fireman,
DR.. Hormer was called on Wednesday |
10 attend the wife m. Wicket, Jr., lie
pronounced II case Of typhoid fever
W. l.. rurpine has his new ROLLER mill
m shape for the coming harvest.
A. O. llrim has returned from the
Asper ranch aud has already commenced
eKerting his influence in behalf ofthe
Democrats for the coming campaign.
South America il all the talk among
the Echo railroad men. Some Of them
have written for particulars concerning
the country, railroads etc, aud It II
supposed that there will be a pariyof
i've or six leave for there In the early
part Of October.
Last Friday party Of Echoites
plcnlcked up saWmill canyon. Refresh
ments were served In the usual picnic
style, and all reported u very pleasant
time.
James lIussel, the day operator will
remove his mother and family iiom
Piedmont 10 Echo In a few days
Joseph storer's saloon was burgarlized
on the evening Of the 3rd aud 1890 In
casli aud a large amount Of liquor stolen.
An attempt was repeated on The night
OF the 4th but without success. The
burgarlars were confronted by large
Newfoundland dog They hal extracted
the putty from a pain OF glass aud by
the imprints thereon showed that they
were professionals. Suspicion ID thrown
on two tramps who have been hanging
out here Tor a week one NJ the burly
fellows went 10 the house Of Airs. llarr,
Anderton and demanded something Il
b rat. Upon the refusal thereof he be-
3 came very sulky A. that moment IN,
I dog was called into play aud quite
lively scene was enacted. The tram
L fourshed a razor while Mr. dog SCENE,
. anxious to remove portion Of tn
d tramp's pantaloons. A crowd Of angrl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Crook were appointed regular delegates
aui b. u. Young aud Joshua iendleion
nlteuatcs 10 attend the county conycn-
ton 10 h. held In Park CITY on the stu.
The Republican. Of this precinct held
a meeting in Noung's Hall last No,tand
organized a club aud appointed A.
BATES and A. a. Anderson a. delegates
TO attend the county convention held In
Patk CITY on the lsi.
Tx wsnship baseball nine has
played two games with the iloytsvillc
nine this week aud they eerc victorious
In both games. They played very
close game on Monday.
wanship and gockpori baseball mines
will cross bats -gnin this week.
Charles Judd has had another severe
attack ii sibkuess this week.
The rain. this week have caught
some Of the second crop oi luoerne
down.
Henry lrcmiug ha- had some Of his
grain entirely destroyed by the rain
storm lat Saturday Some Of it wa-
entirely submerged with the mud that
came down rnyinc near HE place.
Born, In MI aud Mr.. u Reddrn, y
daughter. up to this writing the mother
h very low.
Mr.. Garter Ut wanship met with quite
y severe accident this week While
leading his team across slough with o
binder he was thrown down, tho rel
catching his toe aud throwing his Lev
against the guards. Several Of the guard
points entered the calf Of his lcgI ia'
dieting very serious wound. DR.. Hos
MGR was called TO dress the injured lev,
aud the patient Is doing nicely
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07
TELEGR APHIC BRIEFS.
The Daily List Of Crimes, Casualties,
and Other News
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
~ the Important Events ~ the week
Condensed From the --latest rslsETaphie
ntspatshss
rhas, Aura., si't


Silver. G8i cents lead, $40.
ramdes BY X Of =. wen warned Oh
the Capitol grounds Yesterday.
Three people we're drowned through y
cloudhurst neat San Antonio. Ten.
A British aud German war vessel bonn.
barled somo villages held by natives in
samoa.
Acoupls ofold friends accidentally met
in kentucky. aud In quarrel over
Brcckinhdgc one was Killed.
A woman arrested near Guthic. |. r.,
Tor wearing male attire, proved to be the
leader Of baud Of horselheiyes.
Ashcyille. \. g., Aug. 9O.-l.eWis
Bcyyc. Jr., late u the navy, committed
Suicide here yesterday by falling On his
sword, inilieting injuries from which he
bird.
Omaha, Ncb.. Aug. 3o.-A special To
the bee from Tocumsch, Ncb,, says
The First congressional district populist-
to-day nominated Mayor 4. u. Weir, Of
Lincoln The convention declared for a
state system Of irrigation.
The sporting editor Of the New York
World has received two certified checks
i,r " 800 each ~ retainer In the Coz
bott.Jacksou match by the Sioux city
people.
Nsgaunee, Aug. sO.-lleavy fires are
still raging In the Trout Greek district.
The diamond Match company hts lost
fully 1000 900 iect oilnmber. The Mes.
ter estate about 100000 feet The
loss u the homesteadeu IL very great,
Rockford, H., Aug ND. y Thomp
ION, tho present. county treasurer OF
Stephenson county, wa nominated by
the Democrats Of this district last night
ios ,ongsc.s Toe disirici isoyurwhelm.
ingly Republican.
Pittsburs, Aug. ~. The Window
Glass Manufacturer Association, whiol
met In Cleveland yesterday, rejected ihl
workers proposition conccding fcduc
ton Of 20 per cent The manufacturer
insist upon % por cent cut
New York, Aug. 3O.-Wiliam Ray
nond, Kittie Raymond and Annie Bel
mont, the alleged Chicago badge
thciycs, we're held Ia / 900 bail each {
the tombs police court this morning
The trio are accused Of working a hadg'
game in Chicago.
Washington, Aug 3O-Thc sioi
comes from Evansville, Ind, that II
United States Is likely TO have a ne
minister 10 China. Colonel Charll
DENLY, the representative, will be gla
" come homv aud culoy we'll earne
ease, II he can be succeeded by his aol
! Charles Deadly, IT,, nov secretary Of n
legation At the Chinese capital
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07
TELEGRAPHlC.
ThafsdaS, september oih
liver. G5l6c; lead, fl.is.

fhufsdaNs N'itffnhsf hlh
Silver G5lhc lead, ills
Jack Dempsey aud Buly Mccarthy
fought draw battle In New orleans.
Forest fires In Minnesols destroyed
Marcngo and consumed eleyenol IL peo-
pie.
The Governor Of rcnnes-s, hn. offered
q reward II 1000 for DE rapture II the
negro lynchsns.
Governor Waite va rsuominatcd by
majority Of as 10 8.
subscriptions for III snilyfer. iiom the
forest fires have rcAcs.sd abiyc go, OOo.
s huge SUM is ansiei,si-A.
Jack Eycrhari, the champion light.
weight oi England, has challenged Ne
AuliIlc or any other 1888 FOUNDER
. Elkins, W. v, Sept 6.-EKserretary
tlkins 10 better to-day aud HE physician
pfonouncos his Illness a. not dangerous.
The Japanese as.autod the dcicn-es Of
Ka1ua, In Koica, and carried them after
feeble resistance By the Chinese
troop.
The mining village Of Spring VALLEY
Pa. sunk into the mines bsnsaih IL.
number Of miserr we're Imprisoned bul
mostly all escaped.
The surrender Of two japanese by ~,
American Consul nj shanghai. who wer,
afterwards bchsalcd, IL leading toai
exodus Of japanese citizens from China
| Concord, y, H., sepi..-5.-The Re
publican state convention met here 10
day and nominated Charles A. Busel. O
Tacoma, Tor governor
Wheeling, W Va, Sept. i.--Ex-serra
mry OF War Elkin' is quite IN u. III
home, Elkins, W. Va. lie i p,aerlnr
from erysipelas.
Brinari, MINI, sept. 5.--Thc coun
try 10 the north aud northeast Of Tai
city IL still burning iurieuslyi the fire
have expended their fury In the iu
mediate vicinity Of Bainard, Thou
sands Of tons Of bay have been consume
In Grow Wing county aud many iarl
houses destroyed.
~. Paul, sept b.-Eleyen peopl
we're burned TO death ut Marenyo, ie
miles south OF Ashland, Wis. m
bodies are ~ badly burned that recogn
tion il impossible. Thedead are Fan
Bsrgrom, Isaac Towney, Mrs Ida TO,
ney, Elisha Towney, William Towne
Jesse Towney, WalierGrait, and Graft
four children.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

silver, o., cents lead, t9.i5.
General y. T.. Ranks died Yesterday.
The "Vigilanr won the prize In the
race against the "satauita."
The King Of siam died yesterday.
There are fears that the event will end
the dynasty
The Chinese are It'll cnmgod nj Chris.
tian missionaries, and fears are cntsr.
iained Tor their safety
Iowa CITY, sept. l. samuel X. Kirk.
wool, iowa's war governor, died this
afternoon. lie was horn December %,
isis.
Astoria, Sept. The British bark
Glrncair, which stranded last night near
Point Adams light house, was towcd Oh
to-day.
Forest fires Ia Minnesota are raging
with more dcrccncss than before this
year. business h Suspended At Duluth
on account Of smoke ani neat.
Six negroes, under arrest for arson,
we're wAylaidl while In the care Of their
gaurds, aud shot 10 pieces with shot guns
The tadegy was enacted near Millington
Tenn.
NcN York, sept Low lander, the
suburban winner Of isa3, died this ailef.
noon al sheepsheads BAY. The horse
has bcen ailing Tor a long time with slom-
ach trouble
New York, Sept. clifford, King Of
Leigh aud Ro-e String were sold al
sheepsheads Bay to-day Tor $685. 900. The
b purchaser IL Il. l., Rosc. The stable Il
q sold To wind up the partnership.
Topeka. Kan. Sept. l.-Bon b. Hen
derson, chairman oi the lat ropulisl
p state convention, bottled Llowelling and
denounced the administration. II,
giyes a. BIZ reason The rolienncss Of The
administration.
Omaha, sept. i.-Es-Goyernor Janet
Boyd Was to-day nominated ior Congress
by the Democrats u the Second district
: lie refused To accept, but friends hnall,
prevailed upon him to run. lie il ~
b anli-silyer man and this is silver dis
trct
Chicago, Sept Charles T.. Smith
the letter carrier who will attempt 4
lower the bicycle recnid from Chicigo h
u New York, left the po-toiiice At 10 o'cloc
u to-day. Smith carries letter from Post
!, master losing to the postmaster Of Ne,
q York.
Boston, Sept. l.--lthas just becom
known In this city that John j. Collin
Q the legal associate Of Consul Genera
q Patrick Collins, has accepted the AZ
J. poinlment oi vice consul at London.
j. j. Collins sailed for England on July u
Washington, Sept. William
b. stevens, president Of the Metropolis
70 City railway aud one Of the best know
y business men In Washington, Is deR
IL lie was 90 years OF age. During the ai
e ties he served ~ cheii quariermaster
GenerI Uurkef.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

There was an error In last week items.
It Is John H. Seymour, not seamons
who has gone on u mission.
Mrs. Ira Eldrcdge Of Coalyille IL In
Rockport, tho guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. W.
II. Stalker.
Miss Annie Malin Of Salt Lake City
IL here visiting with her brother, Howard
Malin, aud other relatives.
The Park City and Roekport boys
expect to play game Of ball here to-day
Friday.
There will be a dance and supper here
ON Friday evening Tor the benefit Of the
sabbath school,
Mr.. Richard siddoway Of Salt Lake
City has been here visiting with hi,
brother, Robert siddoway.
Miss Cora stemhriige returned TO Sail
Lake City ON tho 9th
Fred g. Buell. aud daughter Of IIebe
City are guests Of Mrs. sarah f.. Glib
hons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Born. To the wife Of Mr.. Richard
Redeem, q daughter, ON the IT..
Their, was q heavy shower on the let.
good many bad instcut their second
crop u luccrnc. Small floods every
where.
Mr. :. W. II. Brown oi Salt Lake was
visiting his relative, Mfs. Amos Sargent.
on Saturday last.
Mr.. Carrie stonebraker' wiie Of the
blacksmith Of this place iic- very sick
with her sister at Evanston. Her sister
Mary Is on the Improve. Later adyices
report her improving.
Mr.. Spcncerani Samuel Mills came
down from Evanston on Sunday morn
ing.
Mc.srs. Joseph l.rs and J.. +. Stone
hrakcr made trip to Park CIV On
saturday. Mr Lcc was % delegate To
ll,v Rlpublicen convention.
wan.hppi0cd game " baVuaii
with lloytsyillc on Labor Day on our
diamond II is -hid lIoyi-yille would
have beaten II they had but two more
innings.
ON Friday two young men were ar
resicdund brought down FROM ncighbIr.
ing town before Justice G. H. West
on a charge Of disturbing the peace Of a
sociable dance. They each pleaded
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

Mr.. Meredith Of Salt Lake has col mp
HE steam laundry here. lie has
machine ior washing feather beds.
Mrs. Hannah Boyer ia quite sick
She has not been able to be around for
some time.
Mrs. Chariot Youngquist lett for
Nevada on the iih. She will be absent
for two or three months.
The priesthood Of the summit stake
held a meeting here on the lst. All the
wards we're not represented. President
Clug presided.
The Democrats Of this sprecinet held
a primary meeting here on the 9th,
James NJ. HiEson. Jr., and William
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

citsens suon oongrcgaisd n.iriho depot,
aud in a few minutes the inmls ore
tskinr their departure as Qui,u, DE-
possible. via the overland rnuic. .u i.l.
VI. e..
There will l.cn grand hli nlI.r'us
Hail on FRIDAY evening, rcrieml.. Iltl.
Tickets GOt. lVihgoe .iuuf Baud.
Walter wilson. promrter lau.. liup.
Min unur manager.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07
news OF THE COUNTY.
III. Usual Bright and EeSSy Notes
Gathered In
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS.
Summary Of All the news and Events In
summit aud Morgan Counties DuFing
The Past Week.



Ms. Alice Hays, Of Utah county has
been employed TO teach In the Peoa
district school. The lady arrived In
Psoa on last week accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Hays is highly rsco'
mmendsd as teacher and from her
personal appearance aud sweet. womanly
ways she will no doubt he general
isvoritc with all the pupils, which IL
much 10 the advantage To the successful
teacher.
George wardell aud John Newman
we're the delegates from Pcoa 10 the
Republican county convention held In
Park City on september Let. Mt. War
dell IL a subscriber aud admircr oi Tnr
TNEs.
Considerable hay has been spoiled by
the continued wet weather. The second
crop OF lucerne aud late grain IL all the
bstter for the thorough soaking which
IL has had.
Harvesting. between the showers, is
Ia full blast. The grain and potato
crops LOOK well aud VIII he above tue
average, all Of which Is very encourag'
ing to the farmers.
Ls Grand Young and family, who
have spent the past lev weeks at ihelr
place Ia Holiday fafk' returned none u"
salt Lake City ON September i.t.
II. u. wright was ihroNn from /"
wagon last week ANA was severely hui'
We are pleased Ia say that he VIII he
around all right very Soon from present
Indications Tie acc'ueht hHppehen ~
f"A NiV
John Maxwell has been up !" ms 81"
mill. In WebefcA canyon lor the past lev
days. II IL underwood that ne and
sons will soon I've turning 90, lumber,
lath aud shingles Tia maxwell Iniii
,,',.,v -,
MI anu ",', ''''' "'''"e" ~ ~
wy "e'. ,''''"s "''"us ~
.,.'.S, !, ~ ~. ,,."a,
,,-,.-
."v ,a,'''O'' a" $3.50 a.. -
t..,o,,La ..ason .nd a.. ali s,, =
les'o''he season. "nu '"e "" k''
'"o'" ''
a party from hAln"s "" W ,oNn 'ne
ni"oi 'he wees "Au'nH anu s'''"
horses ihey u'u MOI meet WI" 'Au'"
success
Your correspondent was guest oil
w. II. Stevens Of Oakley tho first oil
the week and was royalty entertained by
that gentleman aud his charming VIE
and family.
Il. Horton OF Oakley has a large stocl
Of goods on hand In his store and Il
working 10 the very best interests Of hi
customers. Call aud sse him when yoI
wish to buy or sell. "Ligs" Sill ne
square and honorable In his dealings.
Alsrss number Of young people wen
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07
THE oArrLEmARKEr
maha Markets, per Pound, Live weight.
Furnished BY David Moore.


Remaining uncalled for at the Post
Office In Coalyillo on September 0, 1894.
When calling for any OF these letters,
please say advertised;
Joh. Warwick William nlagE
,. A james " ,. nounr
uArFnH.
, D. Miller ~ u, H. b. n Ferguson
Andrew sodermdt I'd. smith
Miss Amanda Lane2 n. ~ Mills
Marian McLain2
A, d. BowrR, p, n,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-07

little girl from Ike fate The bull tore
the woman's abdomen from side TO side.
aud otherwise attacked hor.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-19

United States Senator Zebulon Baird
Vance. Of North Carolina, father OF T. NJ.
Vance, Of Yakima, died at his home in
Washington, April l4th Of apoplexy.
Senator Vance opposed the secession Of
North Carolina. but when his state left
the union he raised a company, was
made captain and afterwards colonel. In
1862 while in the field he was elected
governor. As early as December, 1868.
he realized the desperate nature Of the
undertaking in which the south was en-.
gagged. and left no opportunity untried to
urge upon President Davis the opening Of
negotiations for the ending of the war,
yet at the same tine he Was 30 active in
contributing men and munitions Tor the
support Of the cause that he was called
the var governor Of the south. He was
elected 10 the United States senate in
1879. bat Vas not allowed TO take the
seat, A. his political disabilities we're not
removed until 1872. lie was again elect
ell 10 the senate In lST0 and at the time
Of bis death was filling his third term.
Senator Vance paid = visit to Yakima
about three years ago and made many
friends here by his wit, his genial ways,
and his great fund OF Renaissance. His
i'll health Of late years bad deprived the
country to great extent Of the benefit OF
his experience and usefulness in the sen.
ata
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-19

The great scandal trial is over and Miss
Pollard was awarded $4,000 as salve
for her wounded honor. The country
will applaud the verdict but condemn the
publication OF the nasty details to the
world. The wrong done by the lecherous
hypocriie was not confined to the young
girl but the entire newspaper reading pub
lie was outraged by the crime. Familiar
ity with immortality is the greatest Iaxitive
with which morality can be dosed and
the Breckenridge Pollard prescri 2tion was
the most wide-reaching since the Beecber
trial.