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DENNza poEsNT LIKE TT.
The Cmlif0Emim Atterney 0hiscts to BEING
..N Called or ~ Olney.


Ehe CaiiforniA Attsrney OFFSETS to Being
..N Called or ~ Olney.
N Los sAEOELEs, Cal, Aug. limited
Stntes District Attorney Dennis was
shown D dispatch from Washington. in
which it Is stated that Attorney General
Olney has decided to dismiss the suit
recently begun i'm the district court
against the Southern Pacific and
some 35 other railroads. The
suit is in the nature of a
petition in equity, and relates that the
railroad compvnies named have unlaw-
fully combined together in restraint OF
trade and commerce. The Washington
dispatch quotes Attorney General Olney
as determined to dismiss the suit, as he
had not authorized and is displeased
that such action was taken by District
Attorney Dennis. Dennis was aston
ished when shown the Washington dis
patch.
1T have heard nothing Of the kind. y
said he. "nor have I received any init
nation 60 that effect. OF this assure
you.n
t9 ''Willyou dismiss the case IL Mr..
'Olney orders you TO do sop he was
asked.
KS "Y0u can easily understand that I
cannot discnss such q point at present, y
ne replied and. that was all he would
Say.
~ M. Dspnis il convinced Of the inst
mess oe his big suit, and is eager TO
prsh it.
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French during The. recent ChantanqnA
Summer school will be interested in
reading the following from the Yankton
Press 81 the 2sth: Prof. Gustav @.
sWenzlaf left yesterday for Chicago
where he 10 10 DO marrieu to Miss Susie
Rice on Wednesday next.
Ho. Springs Star, %: The Chautan-
qua board met yesterday afternoon and
transacted the following business: 1t
was decided to collect eighty per cent OF
the guaranty fund which il all collected
will pay outstanding bills Of this year.
The committee on the sale OF tickets
was by motion instructed to make a
house TO house canvass OF the
city for the sale Of tickets for next year
and it is confidently, hoped that 300
season tickets win be sold By November
/. Itwas decided that hereafter minis
ters and their families viii be charged
half fare for admission to the grounds.
Pierre Journal, 26: Carl Gerner, it
appears, being out Of q Job has accepted
the sop offered him by the populista 10
conduct paper at Madison for the dis
ssmination of popnlist doctrine. This,
too, just after having gone into the
Beadle county republican convention
and gratefully accepting honors there
from. This is the same Gsrner who 1.-TWO
Of three years ago, aid bic best to carry
disrpbtinG strife into that, noble
order the. a.. ID. u. Wa4 when
q miscount of the tellsrs at the, grand
lodge election seemek to give him 8 ma
iority, for rec cotton 70 the Office .of
Grand .Mastsr, After recount had
been tsken and. lit was apparent 20
everyone that his competitor was the
winRer be- refused to turn the Office over
70 him until, on appeal an order OF the
supreme lodge compelled him to do 90.
County court met in adjourned session
this forenoon in the court house, Judge
j. II. Williamson preaiding. Clerk Of
Courts Preston and Stenographer Aokley
occupied the side seats. The only case
on the docket was Elizabeth g. Hines vs.
VIM. Lee, sherif, for the recovery Of 35
sacks Of grain valued ut $4,000, alleged
to have been unlawfully taken from her
in 1891. Geo. B. Farmer, Esq, appeared
for the plaintiff and w. o. Beaman for
dafapsaant In the alsaauca f,f ahsa laktay,
at Sioux Falls, Geo. Mead appeared and
in behalf of Mr.. Beaman asked q con-
tinuanoe Of the case; but Mr.. Farmer re-
sisted saying the plaintiff had consented
TO continuances several times already
and thought forbearance had longer
ceased TO be virtue. He insisted on
immediate trial end Judge Williamson
consented granting Judgment by default.
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Bad blood sem Exists..

IRoNwooD, Mich, Aug. Although
the strike has been declared off much
bad blood exists. Some 500 men are
still out Of employment, with all places
filed. Rifles have been secured for q
strong guard Of deputy sheriffs VINO will
replace the troops. 1t will be necessary
to keep some sort Of armed force i'm the
city for some time to repress outbreaks.
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L. =. Crow il seriously i'll with bowel
complaint.
Pipestoae Star, 80: @. 4. Gregory
rodeoyer from Madison on Saturday for
visit with his sister Mrs. ID. W. Smith.
IA girl arrived at Spencer Westaby's .
this morning which is an occasion for
rejoicing il the family. The other six
children are boys.
The young people of the Epworth
League will hold lawn social nd the
residences ot hrs. Eldro Jacobe. Setur-
day evening. Every one cordially in
vited to attend.
A congregational meeting OF impofa
lance to.all members OF the Presbyterian
church win % held after prayer meeting
tomorrow Ihursday) eyening. Let NIL
DO present without ihiI
Bert Rodee, who formerIy worked Cor
Geo. Irish u largiil Rros elevator, at
this place, passed east - ~ noon Traib
|. from Forssthurg with ~ ,ride, II III
antee pf ths letleF plaee They ers
!, snarried ahia mornina aasl lsIt
way 70 LaksdsI3 TN sVhsrt IL.
Rodes be eba,ss ~ = slsys,pr ~ b
Cargill Bros. &. !. ..s ~ ss's 50
Theyenng ladis eepjsgy u 60
Norwegian knt sRill Rifye Il
ice cream socIahla At It Hrosbya
store buildipz Ics crspla snd cailel Win
be served The A1ori - singers will
furnish musie foF % eysnina. All for
the nominal prsce q IS csnta All are
cordially invited.
A search warrant has been sworn ont
BY Ans. RudsdllIs charging Wm. No.
Grath with bseaIkins into - ssIoon iass
Monday pight nd abstrsetlng thsrs.
from ! cpse y bssr ana 4 half barrel q
beer, end pladli N me banda pf Marshal
Davis this afls<noon for SERIES Il 4
4 supposed fhs heer II conceale1 i ths
vault % McDrath = oface.
Tbs young ladies Who attended Prof
Wenzlaif's elassess III Il GsrmsH ard
- - 81 sf5ssts e -
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CINCINNATI. Aug. Shortly before
8 p. m. the st. Louis express ON the
Ohio and Mississippi, ran into freight
ON the siding at Cochran, Ind, 90 miles
from this city, wrecking the passenger
engine and dozen freight cars. John
Little, engineer of the passenger train,
was killed and several other persons Sc
riously injured. 1-..sa
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WAS roo, HAsrF
:Japan May Ges Into Trouble with Gre
~ Britaan.

iSapan HAY aet Enta Trouble with Great
Ak Britain.
WAsHTSqToN. Ang. Lit il the opin-,
ion of diplomats hers. that the Japanese
have made q graye.arror In 4sinking the.
transport Kow Shing, and one, that IL
likely 70 cost them much money I'm
repasntion, besides the humiliation Of ar
apology. The Kow shing was onesof .
line OF coasting steamers belonging 10
Hugh Mathelson a. Co. and trading be-
tween Chinese ports, The vessel was
under the, British flag when she was
sunk Although she carried Chinese
troops 10 Corea, it is said here that she
did not i'm 80 doing violate the law OF
neutrality for there has been no
declaration OF war or open acknowledge
ment by either China or Japan that o
war prevails.
The vessel therefore, was engaged In
legitimate traffic, and the Japanese are
likely to pay dearly for sinking her and
destroying the lives OF the ships COM
pany.
f1i Am Interesting Explanatscm q
OF the present attitude Of Japan to-
wards China was furnished by d diplo-
mat of much experience In Asiatic afs
fairat Hss6xstpointed out the fact that
Internal conditions in, Japan are, and
have been for sOms Eimel very nsnch
disturbefla There has been great saEio.
ti0n letwsen. the mailraxl0 and his scaka
met ION the 0ne side and the sparlias
anent and people On the eAheE This
steadidly ia1creased until che parliaznerzs
actually passed b aFes0lnti0n requesting
the MikAdO 20 reknege his cahinet and
replace it bv other men more nearly In
taecORd with ssheir ifaeas, which are dis
tinctly Seactionary and marked sby re-
sentiment at the presence Of Foreigners
I'M Japan and the extension Of modern
ctyiliSfng systems.
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TIE CITY
PRIsmalMALlTEaKn.


Rev. WI. Cleveland returned from
Sioux Falls.
Attorney Frizzell and daughter, Ethel,
went 70 Sioux Falls,
NJacob Sheridan. departed for .Da-
kota City. Nsb.s today TO visit friends
Cor month on his way home.
Mrs. u. 4. DeWoody, daughter Of D,
D. Holdridga, Esq, and children arrived
from Aberdeen to-day on q visit.
Miss Bessie Stewart OF Lalsedeld ar
rived this afternoon TO relieve Miss
Kate Harris at the Western Union office.
.~--~~.a----. f6t -. Z. IS stA 4
To rent-An eight room house and,
good barn. DR. E. Il. CLARK.
Ground feed at 5Ocents per hundred.
PETER MARQUART.
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ONE BODY RECOVERED.

Aemains on Fl M Luther of St. Paul Ar
rive Mt Duluth.
DULUTH, Aug. /. - The steamer
Dixon arrived about 9:45 a. m. from the
north shore, bringing Pierce Butler and
Thomas Dunlap of st. Paul, survivors
OF the sad drowning accident that oc-
CURED Thursday morning last at Isle
Royale, and also the body of f. Maurice
Luther, one Of the party. The body OF
Dana was still being searched for when
the steamer left.
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BUILDINGS FELL.

Tive Brick Structures mt Dallas Collapsed.
Several Buried.
3 DALLAS Tex, Aug 1.-Two large
brick buildings on Elm street, occupied
BY the Wells Fargo Express company
and Craddccks large grocery store, col
lapsedssat 1t:80. A nuanber OF people
are buried In the ruins. One man has
been taken ont dead. The fire depart
ment has just gone TO the scene.
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. OFF AT HAMMOND.

A. n. U. Calls on ths strike ut Hammond,
Indiana.
HAsGafoND, Ind, Aug. by . unan-
irnons vote, East Chicago branch. No.
100, Al. r.. U., has decided TO call the
strike on on the Chicago and Calumet
Terminal railway ysaud there II every u.s.
snrance that all the old men viii be
given their old placessby the company.
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CholsEA Hplas,nle 4 aIarssIllsa.

MADRID, sAug The Spanish con-
sui at Marseilles having tslegraphed that
cholera il epidemic there, that the nn1n-
ber OF deaths daily K is very large, anii
thai thesatthofities fare c0ncealing the
actual sitnation. the governments has Or
sdered stringent precautions, 10 be taken
at all Spanish ports ON the frontier. "A
medical colhnlissfon win be sent u
Msrseillss with instructions 10 report
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Al POSTAL SAVINGS PLAN.
sens4ss Kyie HassAdysneed IN TdeA THIS
II. Mag Possibly Becone law.

sans4ee Eyie HassAdvsnced an idea That
..s Mag Possibly Become Lsw. ~
Thsspresent financial stringancy and
trouble with sayings banks and other I'M.
stitutiene of, deposit have suggested to
SenataE Kyle Of Dakota o. postal savings
'schenes He 10 OF thehopinion that the
designation of certain. ppstofices in vari-
ous partsspf the country as receivers for
small deposits would be advantageous,
and asbill is now before the senate COM
mittee on postofaces providing for the
details of such q plan.
It ID proposed to receive small deposits
ct money order Offices, for which inter-
eat ct the rate of ~ per cent per annum
win be paid. The depositors will receive
stamps in. denominations ranging from
10 cents to g.. These are to be kept as
securities by the depositor and are trans
ferable and redeemable on presentation
ct any money order Office. proofs of
course being required as 70 the identity
Of the holder. The money thus accumu-
lated by the government i to be loaned
to farmers ON first mortgage security on
lands worth 5000 and over at 4 percent
interest.
I, The scheme - not wholly new or
wholly iznpracticahle. Postal savings
banks sre . regular feature or the Brit
i'm and continental postal arrangements
spE Eurcpe. Mr.. Wanau,airsrs was d warm
saav0ceta R the idea wlails he was post
sFaaskan general Tlnra is littlo Doubt
but tlsAs Some plam n mal1ng small de-
posts through the postofz1 z1ca would be
useful 20 persons faT Hemoved from saw
1 sin@s banks and ether banking institn.
tiOns. They Would raake the hoardings
or many people available in the interest
bearing iunds The banking project,
however, of lQaning spqnsy to farmera'
on real estate Is aiAatgars npon whicha
difference OF opinion might readily ex-
ist. AS conseQnanceit would be- quite
necessary 20 diacuss this feature of the
Kylebill exhaustiyely i Ar
It is TO be hoped that d good working.
postal savings scheme will be developed
In this country inthe near future. While
lit may not be needed TO the degree that
it 10 In some foreign countries. itswould
undoubtedly prove a. great public con-
venience and an inducsment to more
general saving among persons of small
income. - Baltimore Herald.
-. ".'.. i. -','...'s.' -
2 neM s. a = pslng .. Iapluly oe-
sseiopeu , - l.is ,ahee. allu = you mean 20
sOs - .ne .asnlon ~ liau Deteer take
nole - = - ~ unce. ,',la oolns ysals ago !"
"as sns ~ $500 cIocealie wnlcn was se-
lec'su -, - 'li1 49, al1liliai lor provlolns
49,. 49, n0m psusss, oass, cisaree0s
,'asSs, n DI.s. s..oeS aho s'n .ne Ies' %
1sa.noly y, anae snAcks. WOW !. - tne e,e-
pnans LIE. nas ~ sise nls niue ior 'i'e
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WAsHINUTON, Aug 1.---Corsul Rob
inson has wired the marine hospital bu.
rean from Lubbock, that the steamer
Traya arrived at Lubeck from ST. Peters
burg, and reports the death Of . fireman
from Asiatio chalera.
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BERLIN. Aug. 1.-THE German press
regards with suspicion Russia's attitude5
toward the Japan Chinac aconflict although
the comments Of the Russian newspa-
pers indicate that the st. Petersburg
government la far from pleased with
Japan's energetic action I.
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n I'll RBg0s q, f. Aug. l.--Newn Oame
TO - Repo, ,pt j terrible syclpne that ggis.
ited Watppg cQnnty eeat az BlaiRe
county aestrqyipg zaany buildings and
ercpa and injpEing q greak many per-
sons The town sEas badly wrecked. IS.
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Calaplatatl AEanax railln.

WAsHENGToN. Ang.S l.--The senate
committee on appropriations has re-
ported the defcien y appropriation bill,
thus nspleting the hst Of money bills.
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A Yictiraa of tlna lflarnes.

BANcRoFT, La, Aug. IA pump
store at Armstrong, Ia, was burned.
and woman who lived upstairs was
burned 10 death.
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Chansss After American Arn,s..

new aHAVEN Conn, Aug. Al
though both the Winchester and Martin
arms companies refuses 10 confirm the
report, IL is believed that arms and ana
ilannition TO the extent of two carloads.
have been sold by the former company
20 the Chinese government.
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Showers I'm Iowa.

sx CRpAR RARanas 1a., i, xAug l.-- The
idtppght Nas broken Ia tais ss0tiOn By .
heavy ssain tos3av ~ 4 W
DEs kOINRs sAng. i.--Light ii local
ssllOMer& ahaya occnrred NJ thruugh0nt
sNertkzge lows Carroll reported &. y
sineh@ Lea A1nines .03. The cond1tioszs
aaxs fasosAhle foE local showers.
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Pr1pqxty Owners Aak passaag,es.

CHICAaQs Aug. The claims oe the
pxOpqEtT pNDers on Grand boulevard
hsye been mt to wv WashingtoR " Gem
eral Milesfa The aggregate amount
aked hT the pWnerslQf The TKOpexties
Managed by the explosion of the artil.
Iery caisson July Is is QUO, 900
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CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Three men were
killed IN m explosion In the stone yards
of DoleE ~ Shepard at Hawthorne. The
accident ID supposd to have been caused
by premature explosion Of blasting
powder.
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One Kind ef Rallroad lIsaas. !.

4
Z The postmaster general Of the Unit.
cd States has at his command a greater
liniber Of railway mileages free Of cost
than perhaps any man in the world, -
said L. N. Tinsley, q railway passenger
conductor my ignorance of this came
very nearly costing me my Job . few
years agO
Over In Illinois one midnight the
through train, Of which had charge,
Was tagged at b little way station. aud
i red faced man climbed aboard the
front passenger coach. The stopping Of,
my train at that hour Of the night made
me mad 10 begin with. and was in no
good humor when approached my new
passenger to collect his fare. Then,
when be showed at me much handed
piece Of pasteboard. signed by the post
master genexal and commanding insim.l
psrious language that the holder be car.
ried Free oR scharga ON al trains carrying
United States mailA q lost my temper
complseelys 4 waa % mad that Iswould
listen 10 no explauafion from him, ber
cause = considered him either train
robbar sor an iznpostor and made him,
pay his fare In the coin = the roalm9
fer Mhich d.gaye him i receiptss M
HssI ao0n heard from my mistako after.
4 reached ST Louis tbs postoEflcs ans
sise hizd tho railway xeop1e ealna,
down On nie like IL thcnsand &C brIsl n
learned froisaa khsua that ny mislnights
~ ~ md
- n ~ w 1hiS 4ice II prcpid,
/ ia Il "a 4roras se stnlaAfer 1gen-.
~ l sonzna nanding ttAe conduetoss o. 81,
xi13o@d h;Aias which carry mil u rzssl
ne beaxer fraa. THO name of no rails
rod compazly orsofzIcial appsass ea ia.
nard, but tie helslsE % + cap 8sst On
any road In the United statss - ar -.
he wants 20 70 without paying > cent "
-St Louis Repnbli0
0exarads NmnSexazll
Mis- Gertrnds Nan<e <enilk the Eiohast
respective helrs III A1sasr1cA ia sfilI n
girl I'm skirts "a her shoe to1 She IN
Cmnalins Naxlds bilt,a onIy Afex.I
Her fsfh n 5lI sHsalk ssAa}
VI at az 30 O{ DO, ~ NJ sz u6 has bit
elafao zal M & dnhshs
tar IN don = lgis 60 = vii hsrd-
v " - than e2o 80 30.
g.. 81 Co. ss,asr 3
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TfTE TzK7R 2
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-01

To rent -An eight room house and
good barn. sDR. E. II. CLARK.
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Ground feed at 5O.centGs per hundred
PETER MARQUART.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-11-20
lHE EVENING DISPATCH.


JNo 6. LUTON of LIE Roy, N. Y, g
prominent grocer and g. A. r man
says: 81 have been troubled with in
digestion and biliousness for years.
Tried Parks Tea and it has cured me,
I recommend it to everybody" Sold by
Smoot Drug company.
SATTEENs in dark shades ten cents,
and upwards at I. G. W-s seEF Z
New and cheap assortment of dress
goods at Farrer Bros. & Co.
Our fruit boxes are made of the
clear Oregon pine. They are the best
IN the market. A. .. SHOOT.
Did You Know that the Smoot Drug
Co., have just received line of razors?
Every razor guaranteed.
FIVE per cent. paid quarterly on say.
tngs deposits at Provo Commercial &
Sayings Bank.
WHITE Baretz gloves, just the thing
for evening wear, easily cleaned, good
wearing, at Irvine & Barney's.
FLANNELETEs, fannels, linseYs and
all goods needed at this time of year
are selling cheaper than ever at
It. G. WEBBER's
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-11-20

DOUBTLESS some day, somebody
some where, will make a better piano
than the Emerson Up to this year of
grace, 1894, nobody has done SO. THE
EMERSON PIANO makes no false
pretenses, claims no intangible merit.
The things everybody wants in piano
are an artistic case, full, rich tone,
responsive action and a guarantee of
durability. To these features the En-
erson adds that of reasonable price.
Sold on easy terms by Taylor Brothers
company. Provo
FEHmSTF 9p 57S!aTs T5R {
Il Hannilin aud have glasses made UP
for you as they should be, Located at
the Provo House, one-half block south
of Cosmopolitan. Il
BUY the Utah Valley Iron.paint. 1t
is the best. For Sale by
A. o. SMooy.
The Utah Valley Iron paint has no
equal. For sale only by
4. o. SMOoT.
Buy your ladies' fine shoes at Farrer
Bros. & Co.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-11-20

LIE quarantine was today lifted
from the residence of Mrs. Anna Jones
Atkins. Little Stansas who was suffer
Ing with diphtheria is entirely well
again, the house and evelT room in il
mas been thoroughly fumigated and all
is 10 perfect cleanliness. The disease
ard every faint of it is absolutely gone.
LIE DISPATCH is very pleased to be
able to say.
DISPATCH readers will be pleased to
read the announcement elsewhere that
!Jr. Talmage is to deliver an interest.
ing lecture here SOON This lecture
"Pompeii, City of the Past'is said to
De the Doctors very best. All are in
yited.
A SCIENTIFIC journal SAYS that if YOU
would avoid colds and kindred ailments
TINS winter, you should keep your win
doWs open for at least couple of hours
every day no matter what the weather.
and go yourself out into the weather
every day whether it is good or bad.
VI course Warm clothes is necessary.
but immunity from colds is promised
for all winter if this advice is followed.
Col. ]. L. BARLOW, editor and PRO
prletor of The DISPATCH, is in Salt
Lake today on business.
WAIT and see sully in "O'Neil
Washington, D. G y at the opera house
next Thursday night. It's a great
comedy.
MANY residents of Provo are busy
just now cleaning up their wards.
corralS, etc., and in burning dead leaves
and rubbish. Many others should be
engaged in the same work who are
not.
WANTED-A lady traveller for a large
business house; splendid opening for
an intelligent lady who is anxious to
secure permanent position. Address.
Mrs. Il &. Halliday, PROVO Utah.
GOVERNOR WEST and his military
staff will attend the ball and banquet
to be given by Company A here on
Thanksgiving night.
AN inspection of Company A, second
regiment U. N. G., will be held in
Provo on Thanksgiving day by Inspec-
tor General Tatlock.
l.. P. JUDD, druggist of Cedar Rap
ids, Neb., was caller at this office to-
day. Mr. Judd is west on pleasure
trip. His wife having spent a couple
of months in Salt Lake, he has come to
take her home.
THERE seems to have been mon
strous blunder committed in the acusa
ton and arrest of Rob't. Scott, U. P
section foreman, for the stealing of old
man Johnson's money. johnson
learns after interviewing his witnesses
that it viii be impossible to convict,
impossible even TO lay suspicion in
the minds of jury that young Scott is
guilty, and in consequence has with
drawn his complaint. The matter
is being considered by Prosecut-
ing Attorney Cash as this issue goes to
press, Undoubtedly the case will be
formally dismissed without prejudice,
and the young mans bondsmen exon
Grated, 1t seems to be case of ''poor
dog tray with Robbie got to drink.
ing with gang and during the spree
the old man Johnson, SO be says, lost
one hundred dollars. Where it went.
or who got it, nobody seems to know
now.
THE committees on finance and fire
department from the city council. MOI
conformity today to consit
petition of Fire Chief WIZ ce
appropriatiGGfGi 65ri,HGGf9Ssg ,syy.ss ." Of Of
a reward for the capture OF 1f7oc.lular-
les. The report was considered favor
ably.
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A Child Enloys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects OF Syrup of Figs, when
in need Of a laxative, and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious. the
most gratifying results follow its use.
SO that it is the best family remedy
known, and every family should have a
bottle on hand.