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Stspdard Cbureb Works.


Eosh Of TTorr1on. An ssoouat Of ~
Ancient Inhabiians Of tho Ansfican cotiL
neat, written by tho ha1i Of Mormon utan
plias talon tom tho piaioa OF HepAi founs
ussr Manchester, Oniano Co., Nov York. ans
urnsia,ci ~ mo rrophot Joseph Smith. u,
Ont, tlTs. Fuu Dock, taOo; Pull noan. ,t.7t,
Pun nosk (smsii, tisei Pull Iea,i,er, embossed,
ii.Dj Pull Goth, embossed, ti.oo
Eook OF Mormon. tl-,rgo Prni) Morocco,
Ertra Gill; tJD. Leather, Gnt, iaO0. LsAthsr,
tlgi Cioih ti7s.
Doctrine and Covenants q Tho Church q
Jesus Chfst Of Laiter-dny Saints containing
Tho hovclaulng given - Joseph Smith, Dr., tis
rr1paot f1r no building up Of tio KinHsom u
God On Tho lat days. ont, as, Pull uolz,
s1oo, Tuu Roam ti.f5. Pull nocs (sinaiil, " soi
Fun Leather, embossed. ii.2j. ful ClOu., en-.
brsssd, ti.11
DOctriuc Rui Covenants. (fargu rf.nD,
Morocco, Etta Out td1S; toau,sr, On
$50, Leather tl2s; cloth, 1.7s.
PoAFi OF Great Price. A eAoiss ssic.iia,
from tho Revelations. Tfanslstons, and S,r.
falons OF Jo,oph smith, nfst Prophet, Seer
snd Bovoiaior OF no Church Of Jesus chris, q
iiiicf-iay Saints. Morocco, CHI il,l1i
Lsat,os, dut, 400, noan 7sc, Cloth. en-.
bosscd, Dos.
KEY 90 the Science OF Theology. Ia.
tgnod as an Introduction 10 Tho r,ut rfin5..
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snd Goycfnmeni, o. Delivered h hs An.
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crsdopmeat Of univofsI poaro. Truth art
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smhousi, I5,,i Fal cloth, ssabusscd. DC.
Voice OF warning. Al Introduction % o.
PAIN and Dooutus u ml Uhurch Of Jaaas
Christ Of Laiisfday Saints. ~ raHsy p.
rrit Pull Roam, embossed, sos.I ruu CiotA.
embossed, s5ci Limp ciotA, 40.
sseurcr's Letters. Ezhibiun, mo most mon.
tnsni dlrtftntl OF DO Church Of jesus tl.ft,,
Of taitsF,iay aaints, ~ orson SPENCER, A. A..
10 vhieh u also aiiad his faislr On patrl.
rental order, IN reply % Tho nov. v.iiais
crusei, A. A., Boston, Mas. Fan H5an, su..
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Leather, q 90. out taol.
Hymn tiook. rv,nHcih Tdltidn. Cloth. ai.,
Pull H1sn, 49, Pull Lshhsr, ii.oo, Ieat.~r,
extra nnith, tizi Leather, 0ni, tttG
Cstcchisni tor children. Eubitius To
rromiHeni doctrines of tho Church 81 Jssus
chnst VI Laties-ihy Saints ~ John Ja,gss.
Loanor, sie.j Cion, 2je.! naArds. 40
Paper Cover. isc.
A Compendium % ths Doctrine, Of a.,
Gospel, BY Franklin d. Richards and Jai. A
n,uo. Leather, 0uL t20l, Leather, ti..6,
Imitation Leather, u2s, con, tio1
ueady References. Scripture t-tts arrarr,a
IN subjective order, with historical nlt5i, Ne,
Is, sSe. and tiol, according o binding.
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mARsHAL's SALE.


DURsUANT To AN ORDER or SALE
and decree Of foreclosure 20 me
directed By the THIRD judicial District Court OF
the Territory OF Utah, shall expose At puhlc
sale, at The west front door of the County Court
House, in the city OF salt Lake, County of nAlt
Lake, ana Territory OF Utah. uu the aUth day
~ neccuhUr, lst, AZ y O'Clock. m. all the
right, title, ella m and interest OF William
hurso, Mary i. iurko, biz vito. Edward
Pepper, Airs. George W, stern, Catherine b.
Dyer Aaron hcyhor, William 4, McCoruicA.
Mary UrlNnu, Onion National Bank OF SAT-
Lake CITY a corporation, Edward 70. WiCEs,
trustee Tor II, D., scott, H. ~, scott ami N 10.
liuford, j., W, Taylor and George Crocacr,
doing business under tho nrn name OF Prom.
ontuU stock Company Of 90, and Co
tho following described rcA estate situate,
lying ana nOing lu -Alt Lake CITY aud County,
in tp Territory ~ Utah, nnd described aud
bounded as follows tO.WItt
Commencing one hundred aud seventy live
uihl feet east from tuc southwest corner ~ loo
three lil iu block uftysunU lU, ulut a, % salt
lAkC,tlty suWoYt thence north one hundred and
feet thence south one hundred aud tuifty.tWo
tlill feet, thence west forty. nNe go fgct 10
tho place u beginning
To be- sold 10 the property OF william iurs q
and Mary l. burke Ht tho SUIT Of the National
Hama u tho Hopuhlic ot salt Lake City PLAN,
ma and Mrs, George ", stern, plaintiff, iu
action n .'laa and now 10 defendant In tha con
6OlldAtcd action of cases, 1858 aud u, lBL
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM,
u, =. Marshal.
by joins u, CuNMocN, Deputy Marshal
Dated at salt Lake city, november 2lth, 1884,
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Notes.

Mrs. l.. Hendricks, Of p. V. juno.
lIon, who has been confined In the
county Jail for some time ON charge
Of burglary, was taken before Judge
Dusenborry this morning for examinA'
ton as TO her sanity, bhe was COM
mitted to the asylum.
Henry a, Saunders, an old veteran,
n resldent Of the First ward, died sud
denly this morning.
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PARK OITY.
Park CRY, UrAm, DAG. IA, 1884,
Weather and Business.

Tho week In the Park opened with
n strong wind and snow storm, ana the
sAmel has continued throughout the
entire week. The days and nights have
been extremely colo; aud the gather
ing OF Ice has commenced ut tho Varl-
Gus ponds below town. At present
Park Ci;y can we'll boast OF an fine
sleighing ~ any part Of tbs country,
an d II appeara from the gtent number
Of cutters, bob.slods, etc.. seen on tho
street, that everybody WAS riding.
With the near approach OF Christmas
and New Years, business has picked up
10 "A remarkable extent, and all
merchants report more active season
than Lust year, and money more plen-
tiful. Tho various stores where holt
day goods nre carried show that the
merchants Of Park CITY are NJ TO the
timesin the latest novelties und eleolr.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
ONCE. sall Laks CITY Utah.

Principal ONCE. Salt Lake city. Utah.
NOrfOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ hmcouug % the board OF dirtclufa, htli
on the l9ih day VI November, lsll, an assessment
VI two cents per share was levied on the oapi'
lhl tlock OF the company, phyAplo lmme'
lhicly 90 H. r. Anderson, secretary ti MAIN
street james spence9.hatomanCo'e gulcelsalt
Lake CITY. Utah. ANY stock upon which SAID
h.sossmvnt shall remain unpaid ON tue sulh day
" December, 1874, shall become delinquent
ana advertised Tor Halo aud unless payment Il
made before. Will Boz sold AZ public auction, ON
January lUth,lsli, NJ o'clock T.m,nt tho atotu'
sAil once 10 pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with cost Of advertising ana expenses
Of aale' ny order ot the board OF 9lreeiora
h. H. ANDERSON,
Secretary.
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NOTICE
In tho Probate Court IA and Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory VI utah.

In tho Probate Court in and for salt Lake
County, Territory " Utah
In tho matter Of the estate Of Martin Ander
son, deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Andura Anderson, executor OF the last
will ana testament ~ Martin Anderson, de.
ceased, has rendered for settlement, ana nlcd
in bald court, his nnal account OF his admins
triton ~ said estate aud petition for nnnl dis
trihutiou Of the residue ~ sad estate among
the persons entitled thereto, and that Iuehday,
tho sth day 0f January, A, ID, 1870, ~ 10
O'Clock a. M, az the court room OF SAID court
On the County Court House, salt Lake CITY anu
County, Utah Territory, has boon du.y ~
pointed by the judge uf said court for tho
settlement OF said account aud hearing SAID
petition for distribution, az which timo and
place any person interested Ia said catato may
appear and chow cause, Il any there be-. why
said account should not bu settled and ap
proved and nual distribution made as prayed
Tor.
n. v. MRLOY,
Clcrk OF Probate Court,
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Monarch Mining Company.


Principal once, sAt Late city, Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
N nmeCuug Of tho board % directors. held
on the 30 DAY ~ November, lfli, an assessment
~ three mills pur share was levied ON the capt
tll stock OF the company, payable immc-
dihtclY 20 james honht, secretary and rOaa.
urur, No. West, first south 50 Get, salt
Like CITY, Utah, Any stock upon which SAID
AfsraHmunt shall remain unpaid ON tho lfd day
uf horpmlcr lslt, snail become delinquent
and ndytrusod Tor aalH ana unIesH payment o.
made before. wall be- sold 30 public auction. on
JnurarY q. 1886. No o'clock y ui. o. the hforrs
said onlco tn pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with costs uf afycrtIHlnF and cNpuuHs
% Of sale, iiy order Of the board Of directors.
JANE MuffAr
Secretary AMI Treasurer.
The time o. payment 0f tho above assess.
mnnt is hereby extended uuul Jan. 3, lsl5.
by order OF tho Board Of Directors.
JANIS MOFFAT,
Secretary and Treaiurer Monarch Mining
Company
bee 8 ipi.
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EsIRAY POUND NOTICE.

nSE ROAM COW ABOUT SEVEN
ycara old II left hip with calf ono red COW
Win crooked horns IN lctt hip with red oalf.
~ tho above dCsCTihof animals hro not
claimed on or before December %, lsui, they
joins MArrON,
Pound krUufr
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Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
II pear in an action brought against you Nv
the above named plaintiff iu thu District Cuuf.
Of tho ThIrd judicial District OF tho rcuitory
Of Uul Hud 60 answer tho amended come
plant Med therein WITHIN ten days (CNolutlyo
~ the day OF sCryicul after the service ua you
N thIs tUnmous- IL served within this county,
or, " served OUT ~ THE county, but u ths
district, within tWuuiY days, otherwise villain
forty days -Of lugFmgnt hy default wl be-
iakon against YOU, according 90 the prayer o.
taid amended comp amt
The said action d hruught 20 have decree OF
Tins court for tho foreclosure " certain
q. T. Clark, september l4tn, 49,, upon prem
ises hrat hereinafter described, given 10 Hcuuro
PAYMENT q certain piomis,gY note, eas'
August llrd. lev, Tor $500. due one year
hitqf date, with interest rom maturity az DO
per cont pcr annuin said note being Due aud
9lHtt5 PAID ioh 10Th, i,gl, aud fGO1s1 paid
April Pm. lt1li said note aud mortgage having
been duly assigned 20 plainun. which u now
the holder Ihorcof, = part " tafd premises
having been released IRON operation OF said
mortgage. being tAe premises secondly herein.
after dCscubod 10 have amount OF SAID
morigaEO debt nsccrtaincd and amount due or
owing q Mra. Geo. W. stern. secured on sad
UrrmitcHi ~ have a. order OF talo VA usual
form 70 raise amount due 70 plaintiffs and for
other relief stid mortgagod premises arc
described 10 follows, 10 wits Commencing az
= W. cpfuerof lot z, BLOCK 81, plat "a" salt
LAKE CIV survey Tanalng thence east. ~
feoL thence south 49, feet 10 beginning, said
released premises arc described nH f1lluwaI
Commencing At point 2W feet east uf south.
west corner OF SAID lot D. running thence oaat
10 feet. thoncc north lli feet. thcnoc Writ ill
iuct, thence south li3 feet % beginning; also
commencing ut point l3l feet east and rods
EUutA OF uOrthWCstcorunr OF SAID lut summing
thence UaHt % feet. thence south b.. feet
thence west 30 feet, thence north 49, feet 90
beginning, situate iu -Nt lake GilY aud
County. Utah. Ana you arc hereby notified
that if you fail o appear and answer tho said
amended complaint a. above required. The
said pIAinud Will apply ~ lho court Tor relief
demanded therein.
witness, tho linn. samuel A. Merritt, Judge,
and tho zeal uf the District Court oil
the THIRD Judicial ulatrirt tn aud Tor
tsEALI The TERRITORY uf Utah, this tth day u
June, IN tho year Ot our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud ninety,
four.
DAVID G. DUNBAR, CLERK,
BY Guo. n LOOMS, Deputy Clerk.
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The Mines.

In excellent condition are all tho
roads leading TO the various mines,
Rnd they are now crowded with teams
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The People Of tho Territory OF Un aond
greeting. To william hufse hafy l.
hufto, be wife, kdward fopper Ms.
NUursO ". Stern, Catherine o. Dyer
Aaron KolHcr Wfvfnf - MCCORMICK,
Mary HuNou. Union National hnuk, N
tAt take cry, % corporal iut, Edward u.
Micts, 1ruslou fnr n. 10. SCOTT, n. u.
Scott, ana ~, n hui0ri, j. ", TAYLOR aud
tVurFo Crurker, dong husinsfh uudcr tho
nrHi name OF fromont0ry STOCK Company,
uhfpndanta
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


North Point Consolidated irrigation Company,
Loacton OF ONCE and Principal Place Of Bust.
uesa-Cunuu Hotel, West second south
street, salt Lake Cty, Jtah.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting OF the Board OF Directors,
held ON the 18Th day OF November. 1904. asses.
mCut No. a. OF aix and n mar per cent, or Is
cents per share, was levied on tho capital
stock Of tho corporation, payable on saturday,
December LET, lrlt, 10 tho secretary. A. tho
unlro % the company, Room o., Cullen Hotel,
West second south street, salt Lake city, Utah
Territory. Any stock upon which this aHHcaa.
mcnt may remain uuphd on tho alst day Of
December, 1894, will DO delinquent and ndVcr.
tisod for sale A. public auction, and unless
Payment "a made before, will De sold ON the
son day Of January, lsli. 10 nay tho delinquent
assessment, together with cost uf AdycrilHiug
ARTHUR PARSONS,
Secretary
Room o. cullen Hotel, or once ot h. q. ~. T.,
salt Lake DIV. Itnh. November wlHt 1874
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The National hank Of tho Republic, plaintiff
William burke, Mary l.. nurko, pie wife, Edward
porp,f, NT,, Seo'6s w, nv,atn, wAtn's ,le.
Nouics, MARY hrnun, Union NatgnA
lauk Of SAT- Lake CITY, a corporation, sl'
ward H. Wicsu, trustee Tor ~ y. scott,
u. IS scott aud N. u. uut0ri, J. W. laYlof
AND george Crockcr, doing business under
Tie 1rm name Of rrom0ntly stock Com
uany, uoioudanla.
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DUgsUANT TO An ORDER OF SAID
u court In san matter, notice b hereby
A.D., lsli, a. 40 o'clock am. AZ the County
Court House m salt Lake CITY, Utah Territory,
in the court room fof said court, has been
appointed tho TINE and place for INC hearing
Ut a petition 81 Louis inrusWurth and Fred
W, Reynolds, praying Tor the admission %
probate OF d Cotthia document herewith pro.
fcntcd. purpurtlnF 90 DO tho laHt Will aud tUstai
munt OF Annie ". ClaYa, deceased, when anu
whore all pcfsunu interested may appear and
oppose tho probate % saii will, or the grant.
ihF OF letters tcHtamUntury TO tald petitioners
o. prayed Tor 10 said petition.
la witnCu whereof have horeunto got my
hand aud AmNUd tho seal OF said
tsyALi court ths sixth day Of december,
A. u, 1874
N. v MELOY,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
Hy j. b. JACK, Deputy.
Vuaau TfUVrNtg AffNFuNv
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court ia and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In tho matter Of tho cstAto Of Annie W..
Cinya, deceased
Notice OF time and place for the hearing Of
petition for admission ~ probate
uf will
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suMMoNs.


Joseph iiAticnbach, plaintiff, " Daniel
Alexander, Julia Alexander. Jennie AIgvlu.
Ger, heniamin Ateinmau, Isaac Batter and
samuel buucI, GO partners a. Butler uruthcrs
Henry Rice, william stiN, 10. Eisoman, Junas
ihan tucc, II. tisoman aud D.. Michael, COS
partners a. hiee, SILK & Company. $ W. Nor.
rison, EDWARD Merrill. SAMUEL Neral and
Thomas a. Kent, 60 partners a. MOI
Iahrty and John A. ~ Woodruff
-o'parinors 10 r. =. Jadrcy q Company H1ct
ford susponder Company. a corporation, T. X
Muliams, a. W tlapp 90, a corporation, ugnu
Neusthdtet, Jacob ~ Neustadtcr, David Nou.
ttadicr, Isaac OppcnhCimor and Sifm1nd
louchtWanger, co.uartners o. Ncusttdtei
hr0ihcrsi aud SAT- Lake Continuation Com
pany, corporation dofcndants.
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MARsAAL's SALE.

TpANK HoTruly. Attorney,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-11
ENGLAND IN UGANDA.
The Late Sir Gerald Portal Recomuen ded
the Retsntion or That Country.

The Late Sir Gerald Portal Recomue nded
the Retention or That Country.
LONDON. April 10-The report OF the late Sir
Gerald Portal. who was British Consul Gen eral
and Political Agent at Zanzibar. has Just been
issued. The report strongly urges the con-
struction OF q railroad to the coast. and the
draining OF the territory around the Victoria
Nyanza with view to the development Of
commerce In that region.
Tho report strongly recommends the reten-
ton by Great Britain Of its protectorate over
Uganda. which. 1t says. is desirable In the In
teresrs OF British commerce from the Indian
Ocean to the Nile Basin. II also recommends
the termination OF the existence OF the British
Chartered Company as a political or admins
tratiys body. either In the interior or within
the limits OF the Sultanate OF Zanzibar.
Tho report suggests the appointment OF q
British Commissioner with a stan comprising
thirteen officers and force of 500 Soudans se
soldiers. the Headquarters OF the Commits
sioner to be at Uganda. the Commissioners to
have jurisdiction over Uganda and its depen-
, In addition to those recommend atoms. Sir
Gerald believed that another British CoInmis-
sioner should be appointed. with headquarters
at Ktkuyu. to have n stan OF four officers. and
q guard OF sixty Zanzibar soldiers In con-
clusion, the report recomm ends the adoption
OF special precautions against slave trading
aud the abandonment OF the idea OF using the
route to the lakes by the Zambesi and Shire
rivers.
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THE VOrE on MoRLEF's NOTION.
Tory Newspapers Say the Government Had
Marrow Escape.

Tory Newspapers Say the Government Had
Marrow Escape.
LONDON. April 10.-Nearly all OF the mornin q
newspapers in commenting on the vote on Mr.
Morley's motion In the House Of Commons last
evening. agree that II the Govern m emit did not
have a narrow ESCAPE 1t at least had a scare
and shaking up in the uncertainty which
prevailed during the preceding three or four
days. Tho Times expresses tho opinion that
though the Government has escaped its most
i'm mediate danger. other dangers will occur
before the session Is much further advanced
that cannot be so easily averted. The Minis
ters stood shivering on the brink OF the dark
waters OF dissolution. and every influence was
exerted to avert the catastrophe OF their being
pushed Into the stream. Their downfall was
STAYED of because Mr.. Labouchere deigned to
extend to them In a contemptuous manner q
helping hand. and because John Redmond
treated them with great deal more tender
ness than they had any right to expect.
Tho DAILY Ners regards the vote as great
victory for the Government. in which the enc
N.Y. hopes wero disappointed and their m achi-
nations frustrated; The Radical cave" which
not exist. and most OF the Parneliites. who
were advertised By the Tories to vote against
the Govern m ent, were absent.
The Ne,ns thinks the crisis" has subsidized.
It compliments Sir William Harcourt on his
speech In support OF the Government motion,
and characterizes him as the most pow erful
leader on either side OF the House. The Re,os
thinks that Mr.. Balfour's reply to Sir William
Harcourt was also masterful speech.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-11

re ssid TsrrIsie ThinHs, and Ausrwsra
seemed TO Take The- Bneh.

Hs said TersIsie TbinHs, and Arerwsrs
seemed TO Take The- Bret.
A mass meeting OF people living at WASH
inRton Heights was held in the Atheneum. at
15bth street and Amsterdam avenue, last
night. Its purpose was to insist on the imms-
diate building OF an elevated road to Kings
bridge. by way OF Fort George. and to recon-
mend the construction by stages Of an under
ground or other system OF RAPID transit In the
city.
Lawson N Fuller presided and made tho
opening address. He made an attack upon
the Metropolitan Traction Company. That
company. he said. was running the beauty OF
the city as we'll as frustrating the possibilities
OF Immediate rapid transit by laying Its cable
NJ Fuilsf said that there vac no ,eqllu.len
existing between Tammany Hall and the Met
ssS .ss pTse:op &
gally from Tammany. and thus became re-
sP9n;ss iCf MT SrVsor %sI,n on.
Lamont. and John d. Crimmins. who.ihs said.
were interruptions and dishonest in all their
Col John 4. Fsilowss his iuncture climbed
upon the platform; II. ace was flushed and
his eyes were flashing. Dir. Fuller sank into
am sstCy ndsdii srlsvsd: and Indignant gy at
The words OF Mr.: Fuller" began Col Fellows
above ALL unfounded in truth. The gen:
tlemen he 80 cruelty srraiens are friends Of
lie, They have, labored to serve the public.
and not In vain"
took the Stand whom Col FelloYs finished his
speech. He said he bad not eaid anything bad
%hos: ss dn we're
OF his, and he knew they were honest and
He was entering upon. a. chain OF personal
reminiscenses. when Col, Fellows put on his
hat and hastened from the hall. Then Mr..
Fuller stopped short and the meeting adj
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Some One Left II In - sign Pai.ting SHOP
and IL Was Throws Dat.

Some One Left II In n sign Psiuting Shop
and IL Was Throws Dat.
PROVIDENCE. April 10.-About two weeks ago
some OF the workmen In Harernsn Rogers &
Ksmpton's sign painting shop. in Coles Hotel.
discovered q small package wrapped in brown
paper lying on the floor. There was nothing
peculiar about 1t and II was thrown into a cor
ner upon a pile of rubbish. The intention
was to burn Il. few days later one OF the
was q stick Ave inches long and one and one
what appeared to be oily rawdpst. Yesterday
afternoon Foreman William Robinson threw
tho stick into the street. 1t lay in the gutter
all night.
This morning an express wagon ran over
the stick. There was an explosion which was
heard n quarter OF a mile away. Several paw
ing stones were uprooted and a rear wheel Of
the wagon was blown off, Tho driver escaped
injury. No clue to the mystery has been OBJ
tanned
Felix Frederick. a Mantle stone quarry
worker. tonight explained the presence OF
the dynamite in the old Coles Hotel He came
here some time ago and slept in the building.
When he awoke next day he found n
couple OF sticks Of giant powder in
his coat pock cts. and being familiar with
the explosive in ledge blnstfng he shied the
stuff into lot Of bbieh. thinking little OF the
consequences There is now another stick OF
the ex plosive about Coles Hotel somewhere.
according to the story OF Broderick.
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
RULERS or ENeLAND AND ITALY EX-
CHANGE SOCIAL COURTESIES.
er.nt Hrl,s,n,. I..,. cern-,..,os.r e Usss.


Great Rritain's late Cou-issiouer 60 UEss-
d. Rreornmends that n Re Retsined
"A Novelist Csnt Support Hts vile.
FLORENCE. April 1o.-Kine Humbert and
Queen MsrRherita arrived here this morning
and paid visit to Queen victoris at the villa
Fabbricotti.
King Humbert and Queen MarRherits were
cheersd the entire distance to the villa Fab
bricottl, and were similarly greeted by the
people on their return. The streets and road
ways we're lined with people. Thousands Of
persons nocked to the city from the surround
ing country to do honor to the King and Queen.
and many were present from distant towns
The city was Rayly decorated with hags now
ere. and so on.
y. The King and Queen were acco mpanied TO
the Villa tabbrlcotti by the Prince OF Naples
and the Duke Of Aosta. The visit was essen
TALLY n private and social one, and there were
no ceremonies whatever. King Humbert and
his party remain ed at the villa twenty minutes:
queen Victoris has accepted the Invitation OF
King Humbert to take luncheon with himself
and Queen Margherita to- morrow.
Queen Victoria returned King Humberts
visit at o'clock this afternoon. King Hum
bert met her Majesty at the entrance to the
palace and kissed her hand. Queen Victoria
was carried In her chair into the grand salon.
where she held a reception lasting half an
hour. The Queen was eheersd as she took her
departure for the villa.