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rnE wINTER IN EUHoPE.
Intense Suneriag Among the Poor la
hugiRnd,

LONDON, JRu. 5.--rhe severe cold
continues throughout Great Britain.
Tho temperature In many places 10 the
lowest known. Though the ther-
mometer registers fve TO ten degrees
Above zero, the suffering Ia as great as
when II Is twenty below Ia the United
States. People arc entirely uuptU.
pared for II anu the suffering among
the poor IN intensr. There have been
many deaths from exposure. Outdoor
work IL entirely suspended.
Tue gale In the channel has SOME
what abated and the mail boats have
resumed their trips. Tidal streams are
frozen solid, anu n heavy snowslorm
prevails.
Reports from Spain say that most In
tense cold prevails there. At Hjfita
the temperature IL ten degrees ABOVE;
at Burgos several people are frozen 10
death. Snow In sill falling aud the
cold In increasing.
The same conditions prevail In Rus
STA. At Moscow the temperature IL 20
below zery; at Nilni.Novgorod, 80 be-
low; nj Kharkoii, 70 below.
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mcric,n Commercial anu Collector

American Commercial anu ColIcolia,
Agency.
The complaint al.clua that the d,.
.1u. ants, The Au,rlcar C0mmcrca
aud Collection Agency scut him OIL
various times lttitu threatening e..
i.neu him on ihcIr "aoad bcatp OBJ
n'aus list, uuiu5s Boo paid % bill pncuu
10 their Iuuts 10y G.. n. Gfotnwcll ani
iirI.u iOr collection, tuHt said letters
were sent with the knowledge Of G.. II.
Irtuuwull aud Bros; That dripuiaui
uii place ulH name 900 their black lltt.
ana cuusCi 20 be Published thuftlu
That plaintiff was a BAT debtor nut
would not pay his iust aud honpii
ltbtr. Plaintiff cliI'ns that be- Wa
mover owing 10 &. II. Gree well q
Bros. the sum Of siusj or any othui
sum, nuI AYERS it4t Die credit aud ron.
utati0u i1f honesty iu ,Hc community
was iJuful by the defendants action,
aud pfnts ior judgment therefor iu the
sum o'slO,UlO. J T.. LOAr he PLAINTIFF
attorney.
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Coal Gilt Appreciated.

The wise and generous dis,ubuti0n
OF coal among the poor at this paTtlo-
ular time, by Mayor BasEin,pufohase1
by money from the charity lund, IL
most oppOrtuno and much appreciated
The only regret rs that there are LOI
more iunus OF the same biud iTom
which 10 uTuw Just now on account o!
The cold weather and hard times.
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JUDGE BLACKBURNS DEATH.


While on the bench In the Third
district court thi, morning Judge
BarIoh received private telegram
from Provo announcing the death "
Judge Blackburn, and asking his honor
to take the next Train Tor that place.
lie adjourned court shortly after T.
O'Clock, stating mat no WOulI NOS
again at 10 n IuiFI dlslrlc! court until
tomorrow mOTniug week. Two Eases
set down Tor hearing today aud tOmur.
row havu therefore ueen continued.
Judge BaTtch left for Provo this
afternoon.
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O0 for Washington.

Hon. p. "A. Human Will leave 'of
Washington over the Union Pacific,
this evening. His buaiuuss, lac fays,
is 10 be- pfotont at a meeting a. th,
board control Of the Wofld's Fair,
which meets Ia that city on the Sta
int. Mo. Lnuuan's political 0pptnuuts
Hay ihat he il on busingse bent Tor his
ifiuudB the Republican,, ne vol.
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Nellie" Pleads Not Guilty.

"Nelhe' OEden,In o slayer Ui "Nid"
Mason, was brought up fJom the
county JAIL to the police court this
morning, where she plead not guilty
before Justice smith. She was rep
resented by Judge Powers, and ap.
poared 10 be perfectly resigned 10 her
position. ''Mits" Ogden 10 about
lwenty.eight years VI age. Her case
was sol Gown Tor O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon, al wnion time ~ Is ca geUted
that Ihe preliminary hearing VIII take
place,
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President Smllh,s Condition.

The condition Of Hon. VIM. II.
Smith, Of Davis stake, IN s.Ill most
critical, aud nothing but tho PATIENTS
extraordinary vitality could have en-.
ablod him to survive 70 long. On Sat.
ufday evening lat It was thought the
ond had come, aud the family were
ummonod 10 the BEDSIDE. Hut The
sufferer rallied, AMI friend who Ia In
the city today reports that mo IL rome.
what better though seeming to grow
weaker with each relapse.
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Who IsIt 10 Be?

There Is much speculation going on
among members Of the bar Just now as
to VINO is likely to step into the Judicial
shoes Of Chief Justice Zane. One or
two names arc guessed at, that Of
Colonel Merritt seeming 10 come
upperm0st. 10 IN believed that the ap-
pointment will be- made and herAldeu
within week or 90.
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MORE wIrNES.Es.
New Testimony la the couEhiia
IriaL

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-rhc testimony In
The Cuughlin case opened today with
tue Oh-repcated story OF tbs white
horse which drew DR.. CToniB TO death,
by the widow Of LiyerymAn Oman,
from whom the horse was hirod.
Next came Mrs. Horton, the new
witness for the prosecution, to whose
evidence the defense objected on tho
ground that II had not besn properly
holihod that she was 10 DO n witness.
JUICE luthill finally ruled that hur
testimony would be heard after the
DINER witnesses Of the day. The prose.
,utlon will have another new witness
~ tue peIs0n Of Frank Bardon u
Otsrgu, Mich, who II Is said, will i'm.
plleate Coughlin, In u sensational way.
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IN THE LEGAL CHAPTER.
Tho HasbTOuck Case Mentioned, But
had 10 GO OyaE
Hrs. uudlb. ell GHins the nny .-Nhc T.
0Funtru Aiimpns aua thu
thud'a custody.

Tho case OF ihp People Of tho Terri.
tory W Dr. H A. Hasbrouck was to
have come ou for hearing before judge
Bafich this morning, tut tho way being
blocked by the resumed trial u the
lioiobeck divorce slii, the matter has
been indefinitely continued.
The drieudaEt was sumo time ago
fned $50 Ia Comm ssiUnog Pratps
court on conviction Tor praolicing
medicine without having frst obtained
license from the Territorial board Of
examiners. From this DE-. Hasbrouck
nowappcals TO the Third dlsiric, court
The defense rcst their case upon two
points. While admitting that the
defendant dii practice, they propose
10 ioai the question of the constitution.
ahty Of the law on the matter ani the
validity VI otherwise Of the appoint.
neut u the medical examining hoard.
The appellant Is represented by
Attorney J. T.. Cochran. anu County
Attorney Murphy appears on bonalt Of
tbs prosecution.
4 DIVORCED COUPLE.
Tie further hearing Of the Rldobuek
divorce suit, whiCh began yesterday
morning, was resumed, Attorney
Markham appearing Tor tbs plaiutiii,
MIR. Bessie Rodobtck, anu Judge
bowman fyr the defcnualt, I'D.
warI W. RJdobtck. The facts
wuie stated Ia the NEWS u
yesterday. The plaintiff sUugnt n
divorce ON the gruuni Of failure 10
provide, while la CTUss.oOmplainl
RJdubtck alleged adultery ON tue part
Oi his vile. Testimony was Adiucel Ia
frbuttal OF the allegations Oi adultery,
aud also with view VI showing that
tue infant child had been well care 1
tot since the time it was placed with
irienus Ia rooule county. When the
evidence was all la tue legal Hrgu.
ments followed, Hud these concluded
about noon.
Judge Barloh granted Mfs. R3iobeok
a divorce, awarded her tho custody Oi
the chld, allowed alimuny OF SO per
month, anu 500 attorneys foe.
SHORT ORDERS.
In the case OF Carrie Cam VI Samuel
T.. WOoumanscc, tho demurrer wa,
sustained aud ten days allowed 10
amend.
Waterbury National Bank W the
Saltnir Beach Go. Ut NJ. Ia this ease
the demurrer was Ovurruied Hud ten
days allowed 10 answer.
JuDOE ZANE.
Chief Justice Zane did not hold
court to-day, but has beou again en-
gagged Ia Chambers on Supreme Count
business.
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rIi.n,c IlnnI..n rnIl..

CANroN, Ill.,, Jan. 3. - Turner,
Phelps & Co., private bankers n'
houistUWn, closed their d1ors lhiH
morning. The assets and liabilities
arc unknown. Henry Phelps, % iotmrr
memhpr n the ilfm, became heavily
involved through W. II. Campbell, tue
promoter ilf the electric non iofg us
chcmu In Chicago iatt hummnf. ~
IL believed this hiss netting 10 DO
with the failure.
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Relnrm NchOnl.

The Reform school board met at
Ogden yesterday and closed up their
business for the past year. The annual
statistical report was read aud adopted.
A resolution was embodied IA the
report asking au appropriation Of s85,'
OOI from tho Territorial Legislature for
the school. The meeting adjourned ~
January 80,
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rmE sEALINe AEAsoN.
suspicious InHirHctions Gwen 60
nriitsh vessels

SAN FRANCISCO, Jau. 6.-rhe British
schoGer Ariutes has arrived hero 10 NJ
out for the aonHOn'A sealing cfulse.
Caplain Strong says that NJ Victoria he
wac told 90 Keep clnar Of tho nngI,nr
grounds I'LL May lot, aud II lac received
no further instructions up 10 that timc,
he might 10 RhvRd aud hunt auals
wherever no liked. Hu says similar
instructions have been given 10 all
British sealing vessels. This ID takon
by the seAlefs to indicate that Great
Britain Intends 10 make lt diiicul. iot
the United States 10 come TO any salts.
factory arrangement with that county
for cl0fe season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05

,iri visouai government tl Hawai- I.
ahdicatr in favor ~ the qrcsu, uu TOE
ground that such uci.Yu ~ dlrecuy
contrary to the instruction fuut ~ ih.
CnfNin and received by WIFE 90
December nth, nearly twi weeks lie.
tore the date OF the Auckland advice-.
There IL intense a. Xltty, however d.
Congressional circles, Hul all Hgrls of
fumois ore nil1st tuut blood 10 already
tpilleI NJ Honolulu.
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AMUSEMENTS.

CLEOPATRA has caught the town.
.aat uighl's house was bigger than
ever, and there seems 10 be- no limit
rithsr 10 the patronage or the enthus.-
nsm, Tonight anu tomorrow afternoon
win end tho Davenport season,
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Suit for Da images.

In the Fourth district count ut Ogden
yesterday, John Hassel entered suit
against q. II. Greenwell, William 4.
GTusuwsll and John Greenwell, doing
business Ia Ogden under tho name Of
q. A, GEeeuweil and Bros, anu the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
BLACKBURN DEAD.
10 EE.lss1Clto Jl5iC] OF Ua b
Passes Away Suddenly.
ms DENISE WAS UNEXPECTED.
When roun In Red Ths Moralns ILL.,
Lno!css Body was still
Warm.

,p,-ili Dlpaist 20 HeNawa
PRovO, Unb, Jnu. 5.-Judgc J W.
Blackburn was found dead In bod thif
morning. Thc cause Of death wa.
.houmstism Of the heart. The boly
vas VAIN WHEN found. Tho judy,
has not been well for some tins, b..
his demise was unexpected. ho VIA
outdnving yesterday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
TaE YOUNG Estate.
The Taking Of AddilImal Testimony
This MurniDs'

Judge Blair was occupied again this
morning Ia the Probate count listening
to the testimony on tho petition Of
Ernest l. Young ct all Minors, which
Is being hotly CONTESTED by cou nsel for
the respective partieS, Farther evil.
donee AS to tho value Of Tho property
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1 STORMY SESSION.
,nr CONFLICTING INTERESTS.
noatelle Demands a Vote Oh Hi
Hawaiian RcsOluiiou.-Ihe
TarT Debate.
DrgrrIr NEws BUREAU
50 y 81, >. e.

wAyuNatON, ID. g., Jau. o.
r. rciaL - rbe Republicans renewed
.sIr obstruction tac!iil 10 lay. Blu'
,.,hJs Hawaiian resolution va"
s..sed uuder by the report Of iAe coin
w,tee on rules taking up the tarlii bill.
a, the motion to adopt the report there
nave born lucesisut roll calle, result
An, la no quorum. About twenty
p,mocats are helping the Rspuoli.
cau, 10 break tho quorum by refusing
to answer.
Al three O'Clock there seems no
pf5bablnly Of any business today.
CIR.
D. luasiaisd Fr''L
wAslusG1oS. Jan. 5,-rho House
ofened In an uproar. Ca,ohings ~
trying to report from the committee
on rules, Boutslle demanding vote on
his question Of privilege on the
Hawaiian matter.
The House COMMITTEES On rules has
NtllAtu 70 EtHuh iuiN iiVA NaN hh"'
vote ON .he taiiii bill on January %.
Ona vote to allow tho committee on
rules to report, the Democrats lacked
eight Of n quorum.
All y. M. tue chances OF tecurin. u
quorum ~ take up the tsrin bil were
W slim that they caused thu committee
10 agree that unletH quorum dovrl'
optd at once adjournment would be
taken aud caucus Get for tonight.
THIS should begin ut once anu continue
lill some plan Of action had been
reached by the Democrats.
Several absenlees are expected 90
the afternoon tr,ius anu Il hHs been
dtclied to continue the hght for sn
hour or two at least, instead Of nj.
Juurning 10 40 Into cuuoUp, iu the hone
that the arrivAls will give "a quorum.
The Democrat. eiill lacked twelve
votes OF a quorum nt . y. m. The
Populisis VINO have feirained fiOm
voting say they do 10 because they
want more time Tor debate. They In
sist on all Of next week for the general
debate. They have Informed the
Democrats that they will furnish a
quorum II their demands are granted.
AZ $3.50 y. IN. CAtohings moved that
tho House adjourn. The motion was
agreed TO amid the CHEERS OF Tia,
Republicans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05

BARDslUwS, ky, Jau. 5.-Phll
Evans, cOiured, wa hanged here this
Afternoon tor the outrage and murder
VI the l2'yeaf.oid daughter OF Eli Hat,
with whom Evans was on drunk.
Hall being unable TO take care Of him.
-elf Evans went ~ his house, took the
under military guard TO prevent lynch.
leg,
JEALoUsY's AWFUL CJssTQUENCEs 3.
IusOALoOsA, Ala, Jan. 5.-Will
Farmer was hanged here at noon TOT
tho murder OF his wife last August In
n NJ VI Jealous anger.
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BEATRICE, Seb. 5.-While crossing
tho street last night with his wife,
who 10 y sister OF President Cleveland,
w. Il. ll0yt was run inin by buggy
snd knocked senseless. He remains In
semi'conscious state, though the
physician believes hs Will recover.
lie 10 teti0usly Injured about tbs head.
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prIesthOOd Meeting.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Priesthood OF the Salt Lake Stake o.
Zion viii commence ia the Assembly
lall, Batut LAY January Oh, 1894, nj IL
IN. JAMES %, STIRLING,
ClnIk.
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ron RErnrNcunENr.
Reduction In ,hp Salaries of city
OnieinIs.

officials,
special Hbpaioh 10 ne SEws.
IHtYENEE, Wyo., Jan. 6.-Sevoral
sweeping reductions In tue salaries OF
we CITY otlicuis were made 10y The city
.eutoll NJ the meeting last night otner
s'luctluns IN the general appropriations
Iof ihe expenses " the CITY govern
heil arc contemplated, In oil apgre-
tAllng $4,000 u year. Vhe largest
REDUCTION OF ON Cial salarlus was tha.
., thncily mammal, which WAS Gun from,
hlsOl 10 81 200. There 10 popular
u.m1nu Tor reduction OF the burden
OF TX zion aud tho council 10 enueay.
oFlng TO meet II.
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CEDAR l,ApiD8, lows, Jan. "a
Hru uIOsc out iu the lusiui ss portion
the little town "a C0fuwtn thit
morning. 10 h. eth raging, tnfcnio o.
Iug complete destruction. Tho loll 10
altrady t4l Oun.
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SUED FGR LIBEL
The Provo "rrquIr,t" Asked 10 Pay
Il. Il. Irvine $4,000 Damages.

Special 20 Do ursrHiI SIwA
lHJvO, Utah, jan. Or. Il. Irvine
has filed tuI. against tho Inquirer Tor
twenty-five thousand dollars damages
iot libel. The alleged llbsl5us state.
ments were made that irvine, while
Judge o. election, removed ballots from
the ball0t.blN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05
TIE REPUBLICANS WIN
fhpy Fleet &. >. Yarian Over VI. e.
Hall, Democrat, BY Nearly
q thousand

Vest criay's election Ia thls city
itsulicJ 10 su unexpectedly large AMI
weeping victory Tor tbs Republican
whose standard bearer, Hon. q. 3.
Vafiau, was successful over Hon. w.
g. Hall, tue Den)c,atir nomlueo g.
the number VI nga.ly one thouaaud
votes.
rho reanll ny nrerLnc.l 10 hs iolIoN..
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NEW York, Jan. 6.-F. &. Chick,
went 10 Lakewood, y. j., hotel TO zee
taid Gould had promised him.
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KANSAS CITY, Jau. 5.-Mnttin
Reid, cOlofed, WAS hung this morning
tor tho murder Of his wife IN Ssptem.
her, 1891, In a II. NJ iealOusy, ter
which he made u ueaTIy successful At-
tempt at suicide. lie was old and his
vile young. The neck was broken.
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COULD Nor DO 1T.
The Court Refuses 60 Grant the Re
quest OF "a Receiver.

DEEvER, Jau. 5.--rhe United States
Receiver Trumbull, Vt tho Gulf sys.
outside Of the state OF Colorado auu
over the branches Of the system Ia
Nebraska aud Wyoming.
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CORVALLIS, Orc, Jan. 5.-Charles
CLARK has been appointed receiver Of
Tic Oregon Pacific rcau, vice L. w
Hadley resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05

SAN FBAScbu0, Jan. 5.--rhe United
States revenue cutter CJTwiu has Uuru
lighted, coming Ia. She probably
bfings the latest news from Honolulu.
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There we've 1891 yo.es loss cast yes.
terday la the whole city thau in No.
vumber, and 33Js lees than tho total
registration.
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RUMOn or nEUEIvEn,
The Missouri Pacinc ia the Road
n'ntttued,

NEW YORK, Jan. ga rumor cur
r3nt ia Wall street that receiver vii
DO appointed Tor the Missouri Paoihc
brought this reply from the Officers ol
tho company; "ihe rumqf OF n IT,
eeiy,r is absolutely false. No receiver
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WAsiiiSO1ON, Jan. 5.-Secfct,fy
Carlisle mas removed Emile 3Jiisuaiti
uf Atizluu, the Chinese tBp,cipr.
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rival. FIght aud ME.

LOUISIANA, No., Jan. D. - VIM.
Hunter anu Wm. Punch, rivalg,
fought. Hunter shot Punch dead anJ
then blew out his own brains.
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LONDON, Jan. 5.-rho Victoria hos.
pitai was burned last light. Tho pa.
liunts were saved with gieat uifiiculty.
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WopCEsrgR, Mass, Jan. "a l,c
In THE Taylor building causoia loss Of
5 l0O,OUU.
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1898 been applet for ald none BE- CO.
tsmplateJ."
W. b. Pierce, general attorney iui
tine roai, is mentioned H1 Tie man o..
e. the receiver. He also cmphahcaliJ
.onicd tile truth ot the ium0r
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THEY nOUnr ~.

The Auckland Dispnica CuncsrnIug
Honolulu.
WAsHlNuTOS, Jan. 5.-Ihe STATE
department In inclined b. discredlt the
auckland dispatch ~ tho Associate
ui,i,ts last night, saying that Minister
Wills mad made demand on thv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05

Chief Justice Zane did not hold
court to-day, but has beou again en-
gagged Ia Chambers on Supreme Court
business.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
500 REWARD 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is ut least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that is Ca'arrh. Halls Catnrrh
Cure is the only positive cure known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being II constitutional disease re-
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nnlly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfacrs of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu.
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work. Tho propriotors have so much
faith III its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
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Gsn~Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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has grown higher and higher and the
process of levying tribute that
amounts to robbery and that is " it'll
out the shadow of justification or OK
cnse has grown more drastic; yet
Senator Sherman III defiance of his
own declarations and confessions
stands rs the defender and apologist
of Il high tariff and rs an opponent of
the income tnx He has confessed
that one is al oppression of the PEG
pie and the other wise and just
incnsnre, but lie is acting now not as
statesman or II representative of
the people, but simply as partisan
and tho friend of the Money Power,
which operates upon the policy of
Vanderbilt-"the public be DID,
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COUPON.

NIRGINIA:-In the Clerk Office of
Tazewell Circuit Court on Tuesday.
May 22nd, 1894.
Katzen, Plaintiff,
Hannah Grinberg, D. Grinberg, admin
istrator of NJ. Morris, deceased, and
ID. Grinberg and A. Morris, late mer-
chants and partners under the firm
name and style of Grinberg & Morris,
and a. 2. Gillespie, trustee, B. Prince
and Frank Lively, trustee,
Defendan is.
AMENDED BILL IN CHANCERY WITH IN
JUNCTION ORDER,
The object of this amended bill is to
enloin and restrain the defendants 3.
Prlnce and Frank Lively, his trustee,
from selling or disposing of the proper
ty in the bill and proceedings mention
ed, until the further order of the Cir
cunt Court of Tazewell county,
And it appearing from affidavit made
and filed, thai the defendants B. Prince
and Frank Lively are not residents of
the State of Virginia, it is ordered that
they do appear here within fifteen DAYS
AFTER due publication of this order and
90 what is necessary TO protect their
interest," in this suit, and that copy
hereof be published and posted as pre-
scribed by law.
a copy-Teste:
ii. BANE Harlan, Clerk.
HENRY & uKIu,,y
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-08
HIS COW COMES HIGH.

There is man in Chicago who
pays $4,000 year for the privilege
of keeping u COW.
He is sane man, a business man,
a man of family and generally re-
spected in the community. His poor
relatives declare him freak, and his
neighbors shrug their shoulders and
murmur things about rich mems
whims.
The way of it is that he possesses
n valuable building lot ina choice
residence portion of the city, and,
having nothing else to do with it, he
put IL nice little fence around it and
ynariered therein lis pet Jersey COW.
The cow was fin artistic COW, aud
Larinopized well with the green turf
and lilac bushes, SO people rather nd
mired the arrangement. One day u
man came elong who thought he
would like To build Il house on that
particular lot, so he hunted up the
owner and made him a spot cash of
fer of $780, 900 for the land. His Of
fer was refused, decisively aud pc
litely.
"But," demonstrated relative,
nghnst, that would pay you SIS, 900
a year! Why on earth did you refuse
it?"
The rich man lit cigar ard turn
ed protesting face on his accusrr.
"fes, he assented i'll puzzled way,
"but what would | have done with
ny GOVT"