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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
rur srArE o. TRADE.
4 summary ~ Special rsioetnms a.
nFndstrssts,

summary 81 Special rsioFtams o.
nrndstrssts.
The disappearance Of the great rail.
way strike Of 1874, the revival of regular
freight schedules aud the customary
movement Of produce aud merchandise
by water and rail-, have dome much to
restore something lke the preceding
volume Of trade. Tho most encouraging
statement ID merely that general busl.
ness IL only approaching the usual mid.
summer proportions Tho return 10
work Of pottors ~ Trenton aud wheel
Ing, employees at Pullman. tube makers
al Mckeesport, Pa, n further return Of
coke operatives Ia the ConnoIsulls
region and Of coal miners in Western
aud Southern states, together with
nearly all recently striking railway
employees, will furnish more industrial
employment within a fortnight than at
any previous date since April l..
Larger eastern business centcrs report
a ievlIngamong lobhcrs and other whole.
sale houses iayoubly toureyiynl in trade
as soon 49, mr.G legislation shall have
been definitely settled. Dealers west.
northwest aud southwest at larger die.
uihulating oentera announce that
country merchants are running with
very small siocks--ihai they continue 10
buy only for actual wants In sight. The
effects Of the recent widespread dis.
tnrbauce ln transportation aud industrial
circle are now naking themselves felt
In bank clearings returns, the aggregate
this week being only 1897 100000. al
dropas compared with tho preeedinpI
week Of about per cent, and a. COM
pared with the thiri week In july, lsgA
Of 100 per cent There are 2l2 busine
failures reported In the United statlh
this week, against 229 last week. IA col
pared with 527 in the correspondi
week ops ysaI $50, when The effect.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The Daily List Of Crimes, Casualties,
and Other News
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Al the Important Events Of the wesS
Condemned From the La,ss, rsisErsphle
Dispatches


silver. 81 cents lead, $40.
Minneapolis suffers from a big fire.
A salot u row ends In murder At Boise
Jim Turner l. the victim.
Ex-Po,imaster Leonara Of Boise proves
TO be- a deiauier.
The great Wagner musical festival IL
oponed At Bayreulh.
rhc Union Pacific receivers are anx'
ious to get I'D Of non.paying branches
4 the system.
Three miners are Killed ard two badly
injured In a colllery dlsasterat Williams.
town, Pa
The Senate passes the Indian Approp-
Hationp bill with the amendment open-
ing the uneompahgre reservation.
Hundreds Of trninsmen will be thrown
out Of employment In Colorado on &C.
count oi dull business. partially the 70.
snlt Of the strike.
Damaging testimony isinirodnccd at
Woodlands, CAL, connecting the sacre-
mento A. II. U. with the wreck In which
i've persons lost their lives.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

Everything MAS very quiet here on
the 24th. The town was almost de.
populated, the pSopls oil going to Peoa
to see the Indian 'E'Fni'hsS'A,hat took
ri':s On ,i,aI cav
Charley Owen, Of Nebraska passed
through this place with 10000 tine
mutions, which were bought In Utah.
II. NJ. Moeeham is about to make
arrangements with u Salt Like company
to put quartz mill up the canyon where
he has fne sold prospect.
It IL reported that there will be a
railroad come up the Provo river to
Kamas, then cross TO the Weber anil up
It to the gold Geld. II is thought the
cars will be running soon NJ the sur.
yeyors are expected every day.
Fishing IL very poor as there arc too
many sitter them and two much powder
used. s
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NO. "a

will probably proceed TO Greenland in
isv days. All aboard are we'll.
Nicaraguans made successful inva-
sion Of Mosquito.
pay car at Lima, o., was wrecked
for the purpose Of robbery.
warts regarded a, certain 10 break
out between China and japan.
Kansas Penitentiary officials terrsrlIs
witnesses who prefer charges against
them.
Two big railway wrecks take place,
With loss Of life, fifteen miles from Gin
einEaii. Forgotten orders was the cause.
Minnesota forest hres are increasing
In numbers and threaten the Obstruction
Of crops and buildings Of The farmers.
A drunken negro passenger shot and
killed the conductor on the Brunswick
a Western Railroad at Brunswick Gs
The negro escaped.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

Debs asks the public to boycott Pull
man cars.
Racing In steam carriages Is the latest
fad 10 Paris.
A bimetallie conference 10 called TO
meet In Washington ON August 18th.
The raysges Of the plague In the ORR
ent are very serious
War IL almost certain TO break out be-
tween China and japan.
Senators promise to raise big ru.npus
over Clsyeland's letter.
A scheme IL planned by labor leaders
to control the various State and national
guards.
Crspi hopes TO divert Italian emigrA.
ton now directed to America to the colo
MES IN Africa.
Three men were sent to the hospital
and like number to the police station
In a stockyardS row at Chicago over a
can Of beer,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

killed his lie and her panmour Re.
iumio Ortiz, At the town Of Ortiz The
three had differences for some time aud
tho husband had warned Ortiz 10 cease
paying attentions 10 his wife. Early
this morning Arellano Awoke and found
that his wife was not In the room.
search discovered the fact that the err
ing people we're In An adjoining bed.
room. Arellano forced the door open,
shot his wife In the breast, killing her
instantly, aud then shot Ortiz twice, once
10 the breast and once In the knee.
Arellano struck Ortiz blow with his
revolver which killed him instantly.
The blow was 20 severe that the barrel
u the revolver was bent. lie then sur.
rendered himself TO the authorities.
or,li was a nephew Of Hon. J. Nesior
Ortiz, the wsalthiest Mexican In the
county.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

To shbarr'le, and also q suitable period
for lhosc NOW taking the paper 10 hclp
ii along by settling ior the s5mc.
The baseball game on SATURDAY ln.t
here between llrnrler and Morgan Wa
Won by the latter.
The 2lth vas celebrated 10 come er.
tent here, but not 90 We used 10 cello.
braic. There were ro exercises having
u tendency io impress upon the miuds
Of our Young people the great contract
between the time whom she I,ionccrr
entered Salt lake Valley and the ronIi.
lions a. the present time. There was ~
game Of baseball and q dance Tor the
children aud hall boz the evening Tor
the adults which were well attended.
Edwin Rheims aud wife, whiledrl,ing
from CoalyIllc lnst Friday night. met
with quite an accident While driving
ihrou D s,evcns's lane, below Echo.
the h,sss became badly frightened aud
ran into the fence. Both occupants Of
the buggy we're thrown ont, Tho tongue
Of tho buggy dropped aud Que end Of the
neckyoko was forced into the breast Of
ons Of the horses, killing H. Mr. aud
Mr.. Rlchln- escaped with a few bruises.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

Silver, G2l6 cents head, $50.
The strike In California is declared oG.
Japan and China are on the verge Of
war.
Debs and hls associates are again In.
dicied.
Germany is thinking Of reprisals
agalnsi proposed Senate tarid.
The House Committee report on plan
to fund the Pacific railroad debts.
A ieud In Arkansas end. la the death
Of parfon who took part In the fray.
II hai teen discovered that Santa ~
fnhnees were iugslsd TO make a better
report
George u. White has been nominated
for Congress by the Fifth district Repub-
licans Of Illinois.
uTangier. July e2.-ltis reported that
Said Garnet, the Foreign Minister, has
been dismissed from Office and replaced
by his secretary.
London, July 22.-rhe ConstantinoPle
correspondent Of the standard telcgraphs
that, notwithstanding the attempts at
conoealment, II Is clearly established
that over a thousand persons lost their
liyssduring the recent earthquakes.
London. July 22- A dispatch 10 the
Times from Quito, Ecuador, says Con
grsss has censured thr Cabinet for con
caaling budget excuses. The Finances
Minister has resigned. The Senate hal
approved the suspension Of the Interest
on the foreign debt.
w.,h,n,,nn Juiy 2,-a,n.r.I A. /
w,,n.r nrnsidsn, ~ ,ha America,
p,ms,s,i,e I..gns ma. i,,ued the fol
ios,r, .Sa,s.., ,.Ths country has nov
- tniis,s s.,..y,..,,.. ii,
y loslng the n,n,. ., f.s, ny -. ~. " 10Y
,ye Of m, coInaaa =, 49, NV W, We" .l
= Fitted states Ths ,,s,,, 49,, ~ 49,, AZ W
na,l.nc. az, ,oa,Itss, ON every hand d
~ hn.,ns.. d.n,ess,on al ,hse..--
IN .,,ILa. .nd ~ General disoontent I'M
! aysrvsh.,e nrsvails Congress will SOC
com nle,e n, wo,k and the general ii
\ nation and The propeet, before the ecu
-, In ,h.n ho EIIv disclosed. som
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

W. %. fark aud siie OF Cottonwood
are visiting their friends at lieuoicr.
Frank nurnycr Of Park city spent Tho
2lth at ll,ncicr
Nj. Fowler aIi Der s,u brigham.
are lrr' visiting Mr. Fowler is the
mother of james Fowler we'll known To
the r'uplo in thia county. llis moihe
us'd iu reside here. She b. 100 cstlmable
lady md well respected by all.
Mr. ffcdorick stephens Of salt Lake
city wn- out on visit during the week.
quite number OF the Young folks Of
Croydon spent the cath here.
Now lea good time for parties Inter
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

Silver, o2JG eentsi lead, 1910.
The strike IL declared otfat Butte.
The big conteCp over the Davis estate
10 renewed at BAtte.
The Rosebud mill At Cripple Creek
has been burned,
German gives Cleveland severe over
hauling In the Senate.
DR.. Cooks Arctic expedition has re
turned to 81. Johns, n. f., the steamer
miranda" having been damaged in col
llVIon With Al leehsss' The miranda
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

silver, cas- cents, lead, $50.
Butte strikers are arrested.
Debs's case goes over until the sspism.
Dor term Of court.
French Deputies engage In a wransle
which may lead to duel
Governor Mcconnell Of Idaho cFesrs n
reward Of %, 900 for the apprehension OF
Kneebone's murderers.
Wisconsin, lows and Illinois, In their
Republican State Conventions, denouues
Democratio mlsrule, and come out
strongly for protection.
Florence Conway, = ehambermasd.
commits suicide at Cheyenne. leaving
letters which show that Perry Bifkford,
surysyor.Gsneral Of Wyoming, was her
lover.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

Vest scored the President
Silver. 62's cents lead. $40.
Gray and Smith grow defiant.
The first train reaches Butte.
Santa Ne men demand their wages.
Senators threaten TO pass no tariff bill.
birmingham. Ala, suffers from a big
drc.
soldiers and mob fight at South Enid,
OF
Militia guard primary election at
! N1'sst',s,~...ssh.ss. .,eeSss aImnNns,
with loss 81 life.
r,zsnp@fonr anarchists are arrested al
Cagliad, Sardinia.
Many prosirsiions from the heat are
reported In the East.
Lohengrin IL presented at Bayreuth
with Nine. Nordica a. Eliza,
The Northern Pacific and the o. X. a
n. arrange o traffic agreement.
A special master IL named 10 report on
the proposed enforcement Of branches
from Union Pacific system
Tho evidence Of Woodland In verv
strong against the men arrested for
wrecking the train near Sacramento, by
which aye lives were lost.
Adlulant General Tarsney Of Colorado
declines IN 20 20 Colorado Springs 10 aid
Ia indeniiiying the men who tsrred and
ieathered him.
The Russian steamer "stsrlitsnik" hai
been sunk and 100 persons drowned.
Wash Adkins was hanged at fayeits
Vile, W. Va, ye-'snlay for the murder
Of Ike Badiof ld'i November.
Thirty armed men broke into the jai
At woodyille. Tex, seiIod william Oil
9th hanged aud shot him. Griffith Al
saulted a little girl.
Joseph walwitE was hanged At Trei
ton. \. j., yesterday for the murder
Deputy Prhon Keeper James b. Lippi
. colt while trying to effect his escape,
Two hundred Denver Coxeyites impr
> oned Al Sidney Neb., are threaten
10 with AN epidemic oityphoid, caused
! poor and insufficient food and hlt
H. surroundings. They are crowded Int
N building not large enough for half Oh
III number and are obliged 70 sleep ON
NJ bare door.
nu Placards declaring that laws agall
&c liberty having been passed by Parliam'
~ anarchists must use all means for
III humiliation Of the bourgeoise, appeal
ON walls Of Paris yesterday. Alta me
ing Of Socialists Thursday evening
: leaders called upon the people to org
In ize for social revolution.
10 Cripple Greek, Colo, July 2l.--A.
70 Livingston, agent Of the Midland 4
re minnl Railway at Gillette, commit
o. suicide to-day by blowing out his bral
.ol with a revolver His books are all rig
in and why he should have taken his
M b not known. His mother IL living
Ia, lIammersyille, o.
- Boise, Ida, July 2l.-rhe cyclone
Al Eli City appears to have been chic
&c remarkable for its violence. There Y
70, no loss Of life. The regoin l. apans'
POI settled and cyclones are unknown
W southern Idaho, aud II IL seldom Il
he anything Of the kind is experienced
q the more northern section, where 1
- oeou,sd. Ranehers suffered while p
timber was literally swept from la
mar uaets. Five inches Of hail fell Dur
40 The storm.
vas Antonlto, Colo, July 2l.-Cssim
ArsliNao early this moraing 'he'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

- Huge rocks were hurled high In
10 the air, and descending. crashed into
the cottages In the neighborhood Of tho
pit. One rock weighing fully thirty
pounds fell through the ROOT Of house
and barely missed the Occupants. A
far a. known, however no one was .t'
Daylight disclosed dismal sls'-F feF
thirty aerea around the well the earn
was torn up as II by a volcano. Huge
boulders lay about, while several holes
many Of them hiieen TO thirty ieel deep,
showed whence they came. Houses ~.
been shattered, barns toFnlrs osss' ana
masses Of earth appeared where beiofs
the ground was level. The strange
phenomena are unaccouniable.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

sunda, services on the 10Th we're sd.
dressed by Joseph Fisher OF CoalyilIa
nnd William Wilson Of lleytsylllc.
The Twenty.second Quorum Of seven.
tics held their quaricly conference here
on Sunday, the cad The following
Seventies addressed the meeting e..
Jensen Of Oakley. III Pearson and
Marx Blizzard Of rcoa, aud Rolert Nc.
Micheal OF lloytsvillc.
Mr. Curlis Duniorl u Evanston 10
here visiting with friends.
Miss Maggie TAYLOR II salt I.iteis
apendinga few days among her rcla.
tiycs
Mr.. Wilkins Of Provo IL stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. W. =. Damn.
Tor few dayr
William Ctook'siea ian away nn tho
2irl wiiha wagon attached To them
Alicr running around Tor some tiiue
they huHlly brought mp ut home. ever,
thing sale aud sound. aud no damage
done buta broken scat
Pioneer bay was celebrated hero In
good style. A meeting wa. held In the
ward house At i0a'clock \. M, whore
speeches, songs, etc, we're rendered.
Attorney Daniel Harrington Of Salt Lake
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

was very ably handled. The afternoon
was spcni In various amusomonts foot
ant horso races, and baseball gam,
between tho bret nine ani tho picked.
up niue which resulted IN favor Of the
tir.t nine, think Il must have becn
ON account Of the new suits the boys
wore. The day sports ended witha
grand ball la Houng'- Social Hail In
the evening which was well attended.
Daniel Harrington Of Salt Lake l. out
here rusiicaling for q few days. Ila is
the gucit Of George W. Young.
Mr'. Fred Larson and Mrs. Grccnuall
Of Park City were down aud spent the
2iih with us.
Mr. 4. s. Young aud Mr.. aud Mrs. A.
Peterson we're down from the Park 10
attend the celebration.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27


wagons. band Of fifteen young men on
horseback aud dressed like Indians made
aswoop down upon hechmp, when IN
exciting tight took place. The whoop Of
ths Indians aud the crack Of the iircarm.
and hand TO hand Eight was exciting and
called many remarks Of praise by hun.
dreds Of spectators. After the attack on
the wagon train, the citizens gathered at
the bowery where program Of much In.
terest was gone through with In the
afternoon there were races, games aud a
dance for the children. The festivities
Of tie day wound ~ with dance In the
evening. Nothing iranspired omar the
enjoyment and all voted the celebration
a grand success.
The wsatssr Is delightful and just the
Kind We want for growing crops.
d. II. T.. VrR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
Th. Usual Bright and NsEsy Notes
Gathered 10
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS.
Summary ~ Al the New. aud E,sni. In
summit and Morgan Coun,i.. Datins
the Pat week.


Al, popdleion Of Salt Lake isa.hing
hsreaboui.
A large party Of people ifom other
places took M the Gath NJ Proa.
Mrs Elizabeth NJ. West OF salt Lake
is visiting With hrr relatives and friends
here this week
Two biith. during the past week one
to the wife Of q. ". Bcckstrad. and the
other to the wife Of George Millincr
The young men who took the part Of
Indians on the oath dressed and aeted
their part OF tho program true 10 life.
u. 4. Ms+sh-!! s:.t N. q, igham. Colo.
net Exum. lsaac CLAYTON aud a large
party Of ladies and gentlemen passed
through reoa on Wednesday evening for
Weber canyon. The party is out on
pleasure bent.
J. VI. Malin Of Rockpoft was In town
"a legal business on Wednesday.
Philip Walker has been arrested for
assault and battery upon the person Of
MIS-. l.. q. Ramslcll. Tho trial takes
place on next Monday before Justice =.
W. MArchsnt.
Pioneer Day was appropriately cello.
brAte'i Ia Psoa. Tue citizens were aN ak.
snsd at daybreat by tho fring Of anvil.
raising the stars and stripes on the town
Park and the business houses. The ca.
srclsea Of The day commenced by train |
oi covered wagons going into camp on the /
Park. The wagons were corraled, lire, 1
lighted and every preparation Tor q noon
camp made, a. done by the Pioneer. In |
early days. While the teams,crs were
preparing camp, getting fuel and making
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
wednesday. suiy sSth

silver. 62is cents; lead, $50.
Maryland Democrats In district con.
veniion denounce German.
A strong point ls scored against Deb,
At the hearing In Chicago.
japanese troops are assaulted by Ko-
rean guards. They defeat their a'saii-
ants.
Striking miners kill two deputies and
fatally wound third near Birmingham,
Ala.
Hin rises In the Senate TO defend
Cleveland aud scores German and his
associates.
Six hremen lose their lives and hun
drcd horses are buried TO death by Ore
In Washington.
Reports from London state that the
members Of the wellman polar srpedi-
ton have probably persisted.
The santa Fc depot At In Junta, Colo
ado was destroyed by arc last night.
A soldier was killed near Butte By a
train. Its thought no wa asleep on
the track.
Augusta Kock Of 81. Louis, n years old.
wrapped herself Ia coal oil saturated
sheet NJ a shroud, and setting fro -''.-..at.
persisted.
Mayor Moore Of South Enid, o. T.,
says after a thorough investigation Of the
shooting at Enid Of Corporal CleAves,
he IL satisfied the soldier wss shot In
quarrel with = comrade, and 10 protect
themselves the soldiers told the officers
the we're attacked by citizens OF Enid.
-Four men we're instantly Killed this
afternoon BY The Iellins Of an elevator "
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
wool

leculation In wool makes prices >
lc drmes without any change in
Nations az vet, aud the disposition 10
d back wool In the interior ID more
jnounced. A good many mills are
Z living Ia adyante Of present require
y onts, and some large purchasesoi wool
arrive are reported At Philadelphia, in
)ar, from the interior aud in part from
europe The actual scarcity OF goods,
u preventing the closing Of many mills,
has made the consumption greater than
was anticipated, add the sales at three
chief markets are larger than d year ago,
though only s,s5Ia35 pounds against
2,2O2 500 last year.prd s, li5,7 700 In 1892
For the month OF July thus far the
sales have been l3,8i5,ls5 against s,OS2.
400 last year, and eOlSl $50 In 1872
pun's Review.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

1t is e.timat6i that by Improper
methods IN the PennsylYania mines 30
to 40 per csnt Of the anlhraeits coal was
formerly lost,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
THE oArrLr MARKET

Omaha Markets. per Pound. Live wslaha.
Furnished By David Moore.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

~ are LOUIS bheft bernard pwith, Tony
Farrell. Henry ilomblsn, and William
I. Emcrt was fatally injured. The
isix 9''s "a
top Of the men i'SSc75h
low. ~.
Between and O'Clock this morning
Coaeyvllle experienced sub,erranean
explosion strongly resembling an earth
quake, which terrified eltirens for miles
around and caused much damage.
jus, north OF town is situated astrone
natural gas we'll. About the we'll several
distinct explosions, rapidly iollowing
one another. Awoke the startled o|IlHens
who jumped out Of bed ~ and ~. -.
brightly InamlnaieJ 'rtc- ~. -: '.''ln-
hleA .pe,sspllh|y' .bt',s'.. ~ I'D
] Aa.lIi ~. - -
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-02-21
STREET CARS IN COLLISION.
-Four Persons Hurt at St. Louis, Two OF
Whom Will Die.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 16.-In street
car collision to-day three women were
probably fatally injured and man had
his leg severely crushed. The collision
occurred at Grand Avenue and Morgan
Street, where west-bound suburban
electric car carrying thirteen passengers
was struck squarely in the center by a
south bound Lindell electric car, the
tracks crossing at that point, and hurled
from its tracks mass of splintered
wood. The Lindell car, which carried
twenty-five passengers, were very badly
damaged and derai1ed. The overturned
car was so badly wrecked that it
was with difficulty the passengers were
taken out. Mrs. Mary Noonan, 1925
Clark Avenue, was crushed and bruised,
with internal injuries that are probably
fatal, and Miss Jennie O'Rourke, Six
teenth Street and Clark Avenue, was in
ternally injured and was taken out I'M
conscious and probably dying. In the
Lindeil car, Miss Emily Wilkinson was
cut very severely but it is thought not
fatally. The man who was injured in
the leg was carried away before his
name could be learned.