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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-09

rev York, Nov. s.-Frcdsrick I.oyeIoy
vicc'preaidsni Of the Adams Express
company, died to-day.
Chicago, Now 8.-uniied states Gem
missionsrr =. o, Hopne, one Of the best
kHown and best respected citizens Of
Chicago, died to-day.
Washington, Nov. 3.-secrctary Car
llsle has iua, rendered adeciaion directing
that the case against Howard, Mr.. Nor.
ion'scoachman, be- dismissed.
Calumet Mich, Nov. 3.-rhere are
three inchra Of snow oynr the entire up-
Fsta ieniueiHH W Nichigan. fhe thsf-
monster stands At 10 degrees below the
itcezing point.
Washington, Nov. 9.-rhe president
Yesterday signed several orders Of great
Importance In CONNECTION with the civil
service rslom movement, making m-
poriant sxieniions oi the classined SER
vice 10 oiices not heretofore classified
aud revising tho existing classification
in the branches all ready classified 90 as
10 bring With II classification Of many
places heretofore excluded.
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him TO unlock the poslofies safe which
he refused do, and they shot blm full Of
holes. They robbed the storeand post.
oihce. Officers arc in pursuit.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4.-wiliiam II
Leeds. tie well known Republican poll.
iician and ex.shorif Of this county /,
very low and cannot survive the night.
lie is 81 years old.
Denver, Colo, Nov. 4 Mrs. Jape,p.
Scott wife Of the proprietor Of the
CapitalTari Exchange, vanqai.ed three
burglars who broke into her house last
night, after a desperate hrht, in which
she was seriously Injured. One burglar
was armed With a revolver, one with a
slung-shoi aud the third with billy.
with these weapons they ralucd blow
alter blow upon her head. arms and body
but she fought 20 enerretieally and rails.
ed such ouicry that they beat retreat
without taking any Of the jewelry or
other yaluables lying about. The battle
lasted nearly ton minutes, but Mrs.
scott did not faint until her assailants
had gone. An hour elapsed before she
revived sufficiently 70 give an aecoun,
OF The affair She isa handsome wsman
oi 90, six feet tall. and weight 900
pounds. She was alone in the house
reading In he'd, when the burglars as-
saulied her.
london, Nov. i.--Thc American line
steamer BERN, which srriyed At South.
anpion to-day from New York, reports
that she experienced the worst weather
since 81 on her las. passage. During
i've days The weather was especially bad.
Tremendous seas swept he decks and
The passengers we're locked below part Of
time. Daring the height u the storm
Third Officer Brsmloy was washed over
board and drowned. Two Of the cruw
were dashed against the bulwarks and
injured. The vessel sustained little dam.
age,
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Nicholar II. IL proclaimed Car Of Rus.
sIa.
A Chicago widow issandbagged by o.
woman Ia her own home.
Secretary Morton suggests retaliation
VI German wines ior exclusion Of Amer
lean beet
silver 10 quoted at 03i, cents In New
i ,rk, ~ $40 Il. Ia London. Lead brings
tJl2is 10 $40.
Washington, Nov. p Morton's import.
ed coachmau will probably b. allow cd
To remain Ia this comntry.
Washington, Nov. 2.-John W. Bubb.
Fourth Infantry has been detailed A.
Indian agent at Colyillo agency, Wash
ingion.
Cincinnati, Nov. Miles louise
Young was to-day granted divorce and
10000 alimony from General Hal G..
Young. General Young is In Paris
Buffalo, Nov. 2.--Withont any known
provocalion William Gipps, a railway
car Inspector, shot HE mother TO death
aud fatally wounded his father to-day,
lie escaped
Nanaimo, ., g., Nov. IA land slide
wrecked the settlement known M the
Canadian Cooperative Commonwealth
killing four men and one woman. on,
man was rescued.
susrala, Ill.,, Noy. iloascending
the stairway leading from his cellar lasl
night. jo.sph ilapp fol- in such a man
uer that large Dil,ses knife hn wa.
carrying 10 HE hand entered his left
side, The blade penetrated the heart
Happ'a father arrived soon after and
charged his sons wife with murder. :,
excited did he become that he ran IA,
I woman In tho fields Ia his efforts to kll
her.
Sew York Nov. IA scailold sus
pended under tho root Of the Erie depot
train shed In Jersey City fell to-day aud
six Of tho eight men upon ii were hurl
Ell 10 the station platform beneath. Two
succeeded In catching hold Of one Of ih,
roof girders and saved themselves. John
llame aud Stephen Dietz we're no badI,
injured internally that their recovery !.
doubtful, Others Injured are John Cos
tello, George Steady, Charles Rocky and
Cornelius Mcphillips.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
The Usual Bright and EeTsy Notes
Gathered In
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS.
summary ~ ~ the Ncv. and E,,uts in
samrnt and Morgan Couniie. uuriug
the Past Week.
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS.


The election ut Oakley passed ou very
quietly, with the following rysuIia.
Delegate to Congrcs,--Cauuou, %
kawlins. 20
Delegate To Co,umiion Convention
Keith, 22 kcun.. ~, Eldrilsr 2u.
Murdoch. - Chamhcra. 20; Clun. lu,
rock, 20 Talon, ls
Commissioners So Mrikles. -. q.
Robinson, ~ G.. Lyman, ~ g. Griffin.
J. Evans, q T.. Gr,a,rs
County CLERK Sorhco,t, 2li WE.
Smith, -.
County Rccorder-J. s. salmon. 20
J. Boyden, ~.
County Assessor aud CoIlcuor--J
Jsnkins, 70 ~. Mclaughlin. g6i D.
u. Mclaughlin. Z. % knovu.
County Treasurer. II. ucmiug %
q W. Young, %.
County Attorney Townsend. 2Ii g..
r. Street, q.
sheria-G. Hall, 2i;J. 49, narme
ton, q.
Comuor-C. N. wil,on, 20 Dr. yiko;
n.
selcctmen.- u Welsh. -; w. Archie
bald. % 7. Potts, a. u. Maxwell, loi
Cauuth, - Berry, - Condcn, D.
Justice Of peacc-W. II. Stevens. 90
X. N. Maxwell, MA -. Richards, D..
Constable. l.. Frazier. 81, T..
Meachan, 10; r. Gibbons. /.
G. $. Work the present s,hojl teacher
ofoaklcy Is on the tick list.
some Of Nh. steven, family Is .ick at
this writing,
&. Jensen made his la-t trip 10 hls
new home Ina Salt iakrCiW.
The United States surveyors pitched
their tent M In W,hcr canyon io survey
tract VI lnul surveyed by the uulon
Pacific company slme time ago which
was not received by the government
j. Phillips aud wife make trip 10
Salt Lake this week.
Ralph Maxwell was seen ON our slrccts
yesterday.
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The general and constitutional clct-
ton held In Peoa on November OH was
the hottest contested election ever held
In this precinct, asa determination ON
the part Of both political parties was
made TODD all they could, righthIly, to
carry the election ior their res, ectiye
parties. The registration for the general
election was 81, out IT which 6s votes
were east, five voters being absent and
MT within reach the registration Tor
the constitutional convention numbered
81 aud Of which every vote was east.
The following IL the list of candidates.
the party to which they belong and the
number Of votes east Tor each'
For Dclegate-Joseph T.. Rawins, d.,
% Frank J Cannon, r. 30.
Commissioner Thomas Griffin, D..
Is Israel Evans, D., ~ Peter otouyes,
ST., b., 2s James Mrikle, H., aOiJ q.
Robinson. r., aOi G. Il. Lyman, H., 800.
seleclmen- Edward ". Berry, D.. 49,
Ralph Maxwell, D., 90 William Car
ruth, d 81 Henry Welsh, H.. 2si vii,
liam Archibald, r. 80 rhomasP. Potts,
r., "a David T. Condor, r., 4.
sheriG-John NJ. Harrington, D., 2si
George Hall, H., 30.
Reoorder-John Eoyden, D., N
Joseph $. Salmon, r., -.
Clerk-Willard r. smith, D., - Il
f. Aorlhcoli, r., 20.
Treasurer GEORGE w. Young, d., 80
John II. Demlng, T., 90
Attorney Charles T.. Street, D., 2s
Herbert :. Townsend, H., 80,
Assessor and Colleclor-frauk j. Me
Laughlin, D., Is Joseph ] Jeukns, n.
80.
Surveyor, II. Rheud, D., sos .. n
Transeau, H., %,
Coroner-Dr, T.. Viko, D.. p; Charlie
n, Wilson, r., 30
constitutional Delegate Robert q
Chambers, d., 20; Patrick II. Talon, u.
q William ". CluG ST. D., g2 War
l., Pack, ST., H., 3ti David Keith, Il.
20 Thomas Keans H., 25i james j
Murdoch, H., % Alma Eldredre, H., 81
rHecRcr oruoEHs.
Justice 81 the peuce-Levi Pearson
d., ~ John Newman, H., 20.
Constable-Arthur Maxwell, H., 90
Henry d. Wright, H., 20.
1t will be- seen from the above cha
there Is tic between T., W. Berry an
Henry Welsh Tor the office Of felectman
there il also ne between Levi pearo
and John Newman for the office Of iui
rice OF thepeace Tor peoa precinct. ia
Democrats .aade gain over the vote
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Treasury officials are preparing to col
leet income tax.
Seven big fires are reported from
various cities. Many tlremen hurt At
Louisville,
Perry, 1. H., Nov l.-News came hsra
by courier to-day from saltwater that
S. j. Dunlap, postmaster at Rod Fork
o. r., fifty miles east Of here, was shot
to pieces by the Cooks yesterday, Dun
lap owned the store aud the gang ordered
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The Democrats held 600 ruihuesute
meeting hero ou lhe .ud ihe houscNas
packed, o. J.. Whitney g. S. Young
ami W. w. Cluu were 90, speakers.
The iorhlight procession W.s O. great
display.
Robert Young returned from Omaha
900 the Oih.
The election hero went Democratic On
to- 20,
Is, D.. punu was elected Joslireoi lho
Peace aud %. lrelauon Constable
Roberl Ierming % puungup ncw
addition Go hia buIIlns
There wn-a BON giycu on ihe evening
of the 9th 100 honor oi Mr. and bIr
William .rootuhoh agemu,el in Provo
Cityon tbr 1lh. whore they win mako
their homo for ihe present
Mr. and Ma Al. Frazier have moved
10 oait Lake for thc Wiuicr'
Mr.. T.. n. Ehem aud Trint Evans
visited our district school on the 7ih.
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Mr.. Howard Maliu oul Miu Polly
payiF, taking advantage of ihc mir
weather, went 90 the city aud are Nsit-
ing rchlIyoat there.
The icyir patients arc thought to boo
slowly on The improve. $40 uvW eases
reported
Mcssrs, Joseph Venom Allied -oa-
mons, Samuel brown and Charles
Gibbons returned rucsday irome hunt
ing 'oNpeiiuou, up the Weber river,
whore They succeeded in terrifying the
pursued auimnh lnl making tlc hiIla
reaounl Nilh.uegh1e. ih, p.lH irlm
their nu-sg,y lu thci ,huc lhc
beautie OF tine scenery were NOT ilr-
. gotten.
/ Nc. CLARK lcit his work hero and re-.
turned &. Die homu iu Salt Lake, u
orltr t,cast his vote.
M David and Miss Kate soamous loi
\ yeslerla, Ion tho city, Mis- Kntc Wil
doubtlc- rcmaina icV week.. yi.iun
relatives ihUrt.
IIDtN rIfuuIaHf. ". ;"
- caming bonanza su1N
"a ft'NN~, -.-,ssissst lfiiifti w.. W
Democrat came 0l triumphant
NJ and Mr. siIduway nago gone IL
the CITY ou business
M Giblom OF Olkley while uIr
the doctor's care o. staying with he
mother, Mrs, stembridge.
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The Daily list Of Grimes, Casualties,
and Other News
VROA ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
All the iwpotiaat Event. 81 the wesL
Condensed rfo'n the La,s., rsisEfaphle
Dispaiches
era.

A train is robbodm,Sueis,ippi.
Alexander H., Carol Russia, is dead.
sladn loses his dsht with DAILY on a
foul.
Survivors Of the wrecked "wairarapa'
tell story Of horribly suffering.
Lead quoted at $40. silver sells for
03'd cents per ounce In New York, ~ D.
10 d, in London.
Police Commissioner Andrews Of New
York accused Of bribe.taking before the
LcSow committee,
81. Louis, Nov by the breaking Of
the scailold ats ith-stsfy building
Ia course Of era It Twelfth aud 10
cust streets, this afternoon. samuel
Moore aud Jacob Wscner we're killed aud
Jacobs Ems fatally injured.
Chicago, Noy. officer George Krum
u the Canal Port avenue police station
was shot aud Killed al / 30 O'Clock this
morning at l0i Twentieth street. place
Whlch has long borne hard name,
wliev he had gone 10 stop row between
inmates Of the houses His body was
pierced by three bullets.
Joliet, H., Nov. l.--Gallua Muller,
chief clerk VI The Joliet prison. commit.
ted suicide to-day. lie was known all
over tho country aud introduced the Eor.
tillon system. In the United States. lie
spoke dozen languages. The canso Of
the suicide ia unknown.
New York, Nov. LA dispatch iron,
the City Of Mexico says information has
been rocsiyed there that tho government
o. Guaismala. following h usual eourre,.
has y. nii,ed-n srniaH diplomat NJ TIC
city Of Guatemala as TO the Mexican az.
dculiy. The diplomat held that Gnale-
malas position was unlenablc, hence
that country had Withdrawn ii- troops
prscipiinlcly from the disputed frontier
Of the territory NJ Aqua Azul.
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t..n elected i.i.,,.. - - ~
,r,l coun,i,. =, hs., ,,on, 49,. ~ Nv
po,,..,,,. ..,,,.,i 4. ~ , - w w.
49,. nm. .l..,i.. -. 49, "- 800. Wy
- 49, : $50
,yo,.,.
Hi,hmonl y. Noy ch.t,,,.,
rui.,, h.. i,., ,...I,.i -
.svipv thu, an, .,,h,h J,.,,i,, h...'..s
Tor Walker Rem by zooo,.o
S,.,,..
n.., A.,
''' '''D'' WV, ,'-'o'.l''"
IN .,s, -, ', Nv ''Io,. ."'P'''
M w e''s 49,. - u,'V"li 49,
~ NV wv y ''s"' 'O'"''S' W ''"'
.r' ,.-,- ,,-
90 '''','''N'N VIZ, :" ~ ~"
oon '~'' ''''""'' VI '''" -'V'' w
80
W. ,ohA,,,''on"' us'eEauon u COM
F'''' "'p"''''N"'
A'S''NA'
Helena Mont Now 1-Chairman
''n' slalcs that Hartman ,hsp) Tor
congress. and Hunt. Rep Tor associate
Justice, are undoubtedly elected. lie
claim. the legislature 10 Republican by
fifteen ON Joint ballot.
sorru cARouSA.
Colnytii. a. Nay RI. t.t...,
ton will bc made up a. iollowsi
INST Elhoii second, Talb0tti THIRD,
Laimsr fourth. Wilson aith. Straight
.lxth N,fanrin .e,.n,h s,nL..
1870 ',,,'' -.
'''', w nv "'''n'e pen"''aN
Ahn hNot Zee silver
later rctufns SHOW that Evans, the
regular nhmocfatic candidate. l. olec.
ted hy 2OOlO maIorlty over pope. the
Ind,.,,.rl,n, .,nIi,t.,.
'' ''D''''
AmtoNA,
"''Nl". NP'" o'lo0A 'o'h'khi SHOWS
h"'Phy' nep.' oleeied " eonstes ny a
plurality OF abont 400. hepuhiicane Will
Z probably have n majority VI the lower
| bon... nnrieop,. eonnty b.,.,ofo,, a
/ n.,,..,,,i'. .,.,n.'halI -,
ii,.,n ,.,,i,,,i.i ,,.,t 49,, -, ri.
-" ''','S , ""' ''"''' '''A'' NV"
AA'lly OF W.
IOWA
pva Moiheai lh'i nov N'-CongfeHH 3
fital dlslrlct-s. NJ ozark, Rep See
ond, q. W. Carter, Rep, Third, David
I u. Henderson, Rep. Fourth, Thomas
updegrai, Rep. Filth, Robert o. Cou.
aims. Rem. sixth. John A. Iaeey. Rem. ,
s.,,..,t. t..., ~ n 800.
,y, nV''"' , ,o"' ~ ' n' 'Vp' "s"u''
NilllAm hepburn hepii Ninthi A. J..
llngor Rep. Tenth, j &. 4. DOlliyer, Rem. .
Eleventh, George u. Perkins, Rep.
sottu p.Kgf.
v..t, "A - III,
'N'A'',', = - NV, ''-'"'h ~ ii'A-
Ter Rep h.J. Gable hep.i ate elected
10 Congress.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee. Nov. 7-Comnlei. re,n,ns
t,on, -. 49,, =, .....'','.
'''' ''A9 NV "ut VI rsNehy 'ouhNssli'
lho STATE give u Republican plurality Of
p1iojO' This viii probably be Increased
by tbs returns 10 come. The Republicans
gain six c0ngressmen.
INV uAupslunf.
ConeorJ \ A Noy T-R.,,,,.f.,,.,
oaaa.,, I, -, -, ~ ''"'
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seven ships take fire in Savannah har-
boz lrom some unknown cause.
China asks the powers to secure peace
irsm Japan on almost any terms.
Two children In Ohio are horribly but
ehored. A neighbor boy IL arrested on
suspicion.
New England il cut or rom conmnni-
cation with the rest Of the country by
snow blizzard.
An Indian Territory sheriff shot
eondomned man aud was compelled 10
sirangle him 10 complete the execution.
Galya, H., Nov. b.--lion. N. N. Ford
died very suddenly at his home in this
city to-day. lie was an elecior Tor
Abraham Lincoln.
Washington, nov. 5.-'rhe president
has parioned Herbert Guy, ssntsncsd In
Washington Ia eight months inprison-
laont for facilitating opium smuggling.
Washington, Nov. The president to-
day appointed Frederick Fitzgerald, Of
Connecticut, United States consul 10
Cognac, France,
Boston, Now IA severe northeast
gale threatened the city this afternoon.
shipping Is badly delayed in the harhor
and Geographic service l. paralyled.
Albany, Nov, 5.-.Gogsrnor Flower said
to-day regarding the story published in
a Sew York paper that he had pardoned
John =. MeKane fram Sing sings "Tne
publication h absolutely false. The idea
of pardoning MeKane never entered my
mind.
Hartford Conn, Nov. 5.-Tho police
have accounted for all who we're in the
miners boarding house last night when
Il caught lire. The only one injured was
Hattie Thomas, young woman, palm
fully burned abouN the wrists. The
LOSSES aggregate $40 900, about 90 per cent
insured.
piitahurg Nov. 3-An attempt was
INSIDE last night to wreck Pitsburg,
Virginia & Charleston passenger train
near Mononguhela CITY. Ties were piled
upon The track. The engineer saw the
obstruction la time. Three men diaap-
pcared in the darkness Us the train
stopped Il Is supposed the object was
robbery.
I IA. l.
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elects six Republican congressman, with
the result in the Third still doubtful.
The legislature will be heavily Ropul-
hcan, 5.iid plurality. The latest esti.
mate oi the,oic IL that all the Rcpubli.
can candidate, for congress seem 10
have won.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-09

ihe result of ih cruous throughout
tle United s'airs
rhe Republican. claim 2O member.
ID. .h, House QUITO. als. with a po.-ils.
.u,,flatrr return. increasing tbis mum.
|h.rto 25s. which. 10 realized viii icay,
. he Republicans 10 maIor.tyofm.
.,.....,,'.
..,,. i'm STAND % l.n,,i,ro,. 4,
n... 4rp.Gropnll.t ,rl Jonb,mi
.Ilt. t,,ine enc t,'sue. of p,vrr ip ,,,
.... t,.,.I..,.
w,oaf,,
.r.t. v,u
pItr,iry ni,i,,l.
i..p. iur Go,c--------atH
plurality Republican, ,outrol IS1--
irancc. OF ihcle...Ilture. 40 on Joint
ballot
'"'onSi'
" .''n' A',' ',''' '''m.' ''r governor
W. '' p'''''ul y '''''''"' ''''l" ONT
'' ''' '''''9''
Me o'n.
Rcpuhlicaue.olrci Observation-Disclosures
F plurality OF l2'Np ihe lower house BE-
Republican hut ihe Democrats have u
maIHriiy in the souaiea1d will control
900 Io."t ballot 'im.h and bland ate do.
irniei.
docket and scout o.i., ..oo,t.r. of u,s
i'.l'...,.,.. Ut '"'
,ot.r,,,
''''''n'r N"'' ''n''leH iho entire
slate Co tue h'p"N'fah-
Nr'anA,
Iouca The Silver pry nominee Tor
governor 10 elecird GOD Ncrhnds. silver
party ior ,'nares... The silver party
claim Their enilfc il'heielecicd
onio.
Republicans elect ioout ofql eop,r,...
mon with plurality oii5O.OOO ior Score.
mryol state.
WIT WeisiA.
Republicans hayc 10 iuaioiiy on Joint
ballot Republicans glaini the congrc.s.
mon in all four OF -thc congregational die.
iricii Wilson is claimed io hayc bcon lie.
ieaiei by 2.oooplnrslhy, but the Demo
''n'i 81" not 'oN'cnr ''i. heieal. Tue Re-
puhlicanse lnim ihc f'ale BY 1907.
srwyyL
lhe ioial co1ftcisd ,5te lof governor
in Nsw Yorl slate outside Of Sullivan
county wits gus 30 Of which Morton re-.
ceivci GGY.bs5, llill, bll.i0i; whcslrr.
2i,hii. Mouon'rp plurality 1884; Mor.
ton rs majority, lau'2'A'
KENTUCKY.
Lexington 49," Nov. 1.-The returns
iu Ashland district give owens iis ma.
ioriiy as iollowa
! Ne ''ns''''io''a' delegation will stand
'''' '''''o''''''
OKLAHOMA
Guthrie, q. T'Noy. Returns from
ihe mAisr portion OF The territory make
% positive 'hat lynn, hep'' delegate TO
congress, vii haNo July b'0O majority.
TIE territorial legislature will be very
,'''' W '' ,''' u''An'e Of power In both
'''''' =" ''' "''''' " 'he fopuh''s'
NAniilAuruN.
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wuuUtN.
'.',io nm wInrm.5t. 0r5 b attend.
Iusa busirc. college 300 Ogden. spent
lat saturday and Sunday u Morgan
with hH pawnt-
Something over two bundled carloads
of pulaiors have been rhimed from
here this nll, and thcrc ore few more
lctt.
Mics lemick of ogden Re- organizing 70
cIas Zoo muIc unl c.oeuiiou u Morgan
-he assisted Zoo the Sunday achool CON.
cert ait week. and proved tIiat she was
pu.-e..,l ol more ihlu ordinary ability.
Wchorg .he vill ba able Go orrnuizc %
large ciass.
some strr nw being taken Zoo hari o.
lumber you'd ui planning mill here. Il
certainly DO something ihat b. needed.
and $500 hope those who have tUc mntcr
in charge will receive encouragement
enough from .ur citizens 90 go ahead
aud GARRY out'hcIr plans.
Mrnul Mr.. Edward RicHn- ofEoho
were iu Morgan m-t week.,
Postmaster stewart has moved hIs
family into the building occupied by the
postolice.
Word was received Ia.t week that
Elder Carter young man OF tli,
county. doing missionary work iu souu
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Memphis, Nov. The Commercial
Appeal claims the election Of Peter
runcy DEM lot governor by 5000
plurality. Chairman Couoll Of the
Democratic state committee, denies
most emphatically that he has con.
ceded the election VI II. G. Evans
Rep
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 7.-OGicial re-.
turns show that "a Democrats have
been elected 10 the legislature With rev.
crAl counties To hear from which gives
Democrats control In both houses aud
,t,sutes The election ola United States
senator. - -
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he placed his hand upon his heart.
" You cannot imagine he protested,
"whata terrible load carry and yet
give no sign 10 the world" She turned
away her head. Believe me-, she
ialieredl 1.-THE world knows" A subtle
something in the way she raised her
handkerchief to her face ilnpelled him
to surreptitiously take another cloye.-
Detroit Tribune.
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Boise, Ida, Nov. THE entire Re-
publican state ticket is elected by 1900
plurality or more
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-09

New Orleans, nov 7.-Retmns from
three sugar districts leave no doubt Of
the election Of the Democrats.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-09

Sioux city, h., Nov T. Returns FROM
South Dakota tonight show that the
Populists are sure OF only 2 out Of 20
members oi the legislature, All returns
don places HE plurality az 1900 against
10000 Ia 1892. Republican candidates
ior congress and the ent,fe state ticket
are elected.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-09

Boston NuDd-Rrturns nom ali but
tHo cities and towns In the state give
urrenhalso, Rela ,2i2 Rus-rl Dcm.
l2siab, o. Republican gain Of 32,lO1,
Zoo this Ru--elt pInulity ofo,3l7 iu 1893
wa. eat tp s.u2 legislature il over.
@-n 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

About the last Of July or lst 81 Az
gust SOW pansy seed IN moist hai
shady place out Of Doors and early b
September transplant the seedlings int
rows or beds In sheltered places or int
cold frames 20 stay there over wint,
aud bo planted out early mex, April
There are four or five types Of pansio
and the hosts OF names IN catalogue
are mostly varieties Of those typ
They include the English, which or
large, round, vclycty beauties, but M
fortunately not very we'll adapted ~
this country; Trimardoau, very larg
nabby pansios, that thrive admirah'
with us; Casters, a German lUH
lowered typo Of great excellence hr.
and Bugnot's, a largo three blotchC
pansy, and Odior's, a five blotchcd beau
IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30
min ont scckeIrr,r..

Tho sccLol Is Nc Is bost small pear,
but when well grown it is Of the very
highest quality. 4, is, however yarie
y that Is especially likely TO ovcrboar
The fruit sots in clusters, and Of these
some should De removed entirely, while
none should b. allowed moro than o sim
gle pear ON fruit spur II allowed TO
set all that will set from the blossom,
the vigor Of the tree Is injured, and
both fruit and leaf will bo subject to
blight When Il is best, the seckel pear
should DO VOL enlorod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30

Next the outside of the vase have
lots of vines 20 hang oven 10 and protect
IT, bowl from becoming too hot by sun.
shine. Tho vines may consist Of Luhh's
nasturtium, Barclays mnurandia. Ger.
man ivy, the large yaHcgatod or green
leAvol poriwinkle and single potunias.
In tho middle VI the vase You can have
large collection 20 choose from, 90.
raniums, colous, abuulons, dwarf can.
mas, double petunias, groyillen, Sic.
bold's nrglia, DracWna indiyisa and arc.
ca and liyistona palms.