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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IN the senate. on the 18TH. the con-
sideration Of schedule A, Chemicals,
oils and paints" was complete, and
schedule Il. "Earths. earthenware and
glassware, Z" was disposed Of A resolu-
ton for the daily meeting Of the sem
ate at 10 a. III. and for the taking up of
the tariff bill at 1880 was agreed to.
........ln the house a resolution to give
the committee on railways and canals
clerk was agreed to- The Legislative.
executive and judicial appropriation
bill was taken up in committee of the
whole, and general debate on the bill
was closed An evening session was
held for the consideration Of priv. =.
pension bills.
THE Portuguese minister. Senior
Sousa Rosa. will depart from Washing
ton for Lisbon on SIX months leave
of absens.. but il is understood that
he Will not return. as he has received
private information that he will be
made minister to France. which is the
highest diplomatic post Of Portugal.
Col a. X McCLrEf. ex- Minister
Charles Emery Smith. Mai. Gen. snow
den. Col. John ]. Rodgers and other
members Of the Clover club. of Ph;la-
delphia. refused To i. ut a dinner to
which Gen. Coke had been invited un-
til the Objectionable guest had been
taken to the Art club instead.
The jury in the case OF DR.. Henry
Meyer. OF New York. charged with
having poisoned Ludwig Brandt to Sc
cure insurance money on his life, re-
| turned a verdict. on the 18th, finding
defendant guilty Of murder in the sec
ond degree. The prisoner was SEN
fenced to life imprisonment
GEy. CARTER and his aides were sem
fenced at Salt Lake. Utah. on the
18th. to pay 4 fine ~ 500 each and un-
dergo five days Imprisonment for con-
tempt Of court for taking forcible pos
session 81 an engine belonging TO re-
ccivcrs cf the Union Pacific RAILROAD.
a BALTIMORE a. Onto South western
railway passenger train ran over a COW
NJ Belpre o.. on the 18th. and was de-
rallied The train rolled down a high
bank. and six persons were severely in
jured.
TnE armor-platc investigation corn
mitee completed H. work in PITTS
bnrgh, Pa. on the 18th. Not word
OF information concerning the investi-
cation could be obtained from any
source.
VERY Rev. THOMAS NJ. A. BURKE. VII
car-gencral Of the diocese Of Albany,
has been nominated bishop of that di.
ocesc 10 succeed the late IT Rev. Fran.
J els McNierney.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25
charge 81 Attcmpted bribery.

CoLuMHrs. o.. May io.-Cbarges Of
bribery were made in the house Thurs
day night against Senator l,ricc's
partner. Col. w. G. Lcmcrt During
the DEBATE on the Slccpe. bill. giving
the right Of way on the Hooking Val
lev canal bank from Columbus to
Athens. railroad corporation backed
bv New York capitalists. in ID.
l.. sleeper, 81 Athens, author
Of the bill, made the scnsa-
tional announcement that Col. Lemcrt
of Bucyrus. had offered him bride Of
$1,000 in cash il he would drop the
measure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

4 Ibert ". PETER. - Painter. Iah'
Awful Tumble.

ST. Lorts. May 10. AT 1880
Albert II. PETER. painter, wa
work on the stecple Of 81. Mary
81. .Joscph's convent. Minnesota az
and Kansas street, when one y
ropes supporting the scaffold on y
he was standing is said to have pro-
letting PETER fall a distance 81 ~
TO the ground. He was picked WI
carried into the convent and M
Aid summoned. At last account
was still unconscious
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

For the nome mt Great Britain is con
cerned almost wholly with preparations
for the queens birthday. On the aist
inst her majesty is due 10 give eclat by
her presence to the official opening Of
the MANCHESTER canal. and on the 24th
she will observe her natal day. II hap
pei.s that the birthday anniversary Of
the duchess Of York falls on the same
day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

THF main line Of the United States
Pipe Line ca. running through the
forest miles from Athens. Pa. was
tapped. on the 18th. and the oil. spurt-
ing from the hole in regular fountain.
was fired The line had been cut in a
valley. andowing To the force Of CRAWL
tation the oil in several miles of inch
pip was crowding down TO gush out Of
the break
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

THE naval photographic Office is ar
ranging to establish a branch at Cleve-
land. O.. for the benefit Of mariners on
the great lakes, where compasses and
barometers will I've gratuitously com
pared with standards, aud a time-ball.
visible from all parts OF the harbor.
will he dropped at noon daily for the
correction Of chronometers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

BATTLE was recently fought be-
tween the Tauregs and the Tibboos,
% northwest Africa. in which the Tau
victorious. Seventy Of the Tibboos
were killed The Tauregs afterwards
pilIaged the town Of Dawar. capturing
coo camels. and then retreated south
ward into the territory Of kanem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

Ir was officially announced. on the
18th. that the president of Brazil had
suspended diplomatic relations with
Portugal. given passports to Count Pa
ratay and the personnel Of the Por-
turnese legation al Rio. and ordered
the brazilian legation at Lisbon to
wf-hdraw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

SENATOR liuSTo., IF Virginia. and
senator Kyle. Of South Dakota tthe
latter through bis clerk. on the 10th
admitted the truth of the published
statement that they had been APP
pro..chcd and offered money for their
votes against the tariff bill. although
both gentlemen declined to name the
man who made the offer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

FoRry-sIx ears Of coal consigned by
the Nheerle Coal Co, OF Sandusky,
O.. 10 various points on the baltimore
4 Ohio railroad were seized. on the
18th. by the railroad company for use
On The road
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

THE senate committee on territories,
on the 10th. ordered favorably report
ed. with amendments. the bill (which
had already passed the house provid-
ing for the admission of Utah into the
Ininn ns A state.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER. OF Illi-
nois, has prepared long speech which
he purposes delivering when the bill
10 repeal the 10 per cent state bank
tax is called up in the house II will
be an exhaustive argument in opposi-
ton to state banks Of circulation and
in favor Of a national currency
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

AMERICAN Railway union men in It
Paul. Mimi. say they will handle no
Pullman ears during the continuance
Of the strike al Pullman. Ill. and that
none Of their men viii run trains draw
ing Pullman ears
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25
THE MINERS DETERMINE
To Accept M Compromise and 10 U
settlement by Distrtcts-They WIZ
tinue to Hiring Pressure Ia Hear 90
Union Miners to Induce Them Z"
the strikers.

CLEVELAND. o.. May 10. Before
ing for their homes yesterday the
ers met for consultation. The SUI
Of continuing the strike and plan
make il effective were thoroughly
vasscd. They will resist all atte'
to settle by districts, and bring
urc TO bear on the nonunlon M
now at work 10 induce them 10 jon
strikers. Their leaders annou
that there will he no compromise
The operators will attempt 70 :
the strike bv districts. PennsNlV
operators will hold a meeting ~ !
burgh next Monday. and ohio ~
tors will meet in Columbus on Nca
day.
Mines are now being operate
central Pennsylvania. West VIE
and Illinois.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

From reports received by the Chi
caro-. Milwaukee 4 st Paul Railroad
Co. up To the 18th. il j. estimated that
the loss oecasioned by the late storm
in the country from Chippewa Falls 70
-. Paul. Mimi. will easily amount to
s. 600 OO0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

Mn WILSON. chairman OF the ways
and means committee. resumed ms
seat in the house on the 18th. lie was
greeted with applause. lie was look
ing well and had apparently regained
his health
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

THE Episcopal arch bishops and bish-
OPS OF England have issued circular
letter protesting against the proposed
disesta blishment Of the church in
Wales which. they declare, would en-
danger the unity Of the church Of En-
gland The bishops particularly de-
nounce the disendowment proposals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

THE London Telegraph mentions
Ambassador Bayard a worthy sue
ce>>or Of Everett and Lowell and the
long list ~ celebrities the United
States has sent u England a. minis
tcrs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

Louis CLOVIS BOX APARrE. "A grand
nephew of the first Napoleon. died IN
London on the 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

Is consequence Of the frequent quar-
rels and occasional rioting Of the
French and Belgian workmen en-
ploved in the brick works at lvrey-
Sur->eine. the employers have decided
to dismiss the Belgians. and hereafter
will employ no foreigners
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

MINNESOTA and western Wisconsin
were visited. on the lAth. by storms OF
unprecedented severity. Floods from
waterspouts occurred in places. and IN
addition To damage amounting TO $780,
600 many human lives Were lost
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

ESTIMATES made on the lith show
The. loss on the BROOKLYN tabernacle TO
b.. $500 900. insured for slS0,o on
the Hotel Regent. 100000. insurance,
$500. 900: on adjacent residences, s-;,.-
500. on Summertield Method ;, church
~ 600
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

A TERRIBLE electric storm swept over
the vicinity OF Harri>ville, Mich. on
the night Of the 10th The precipita-
ton amounted almost 70 A cloudburst.
Al least six inches II rain fell between
10 p. m. and a IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-25

~EwrIL +. JEWELL died in Haverhii.
Mass. on the 18th. in his eighty-fifth
wear. He was a noted abolitionist and
was one OF the first 10 follow the lead
OF William Lloyd Garrison. He retired
from business eight years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

Miss Mwrl8td accepted tlto10r oi Mr.
Brooks uc0r. fum N.rr Symoudt rce.p-
ton. Miss Mu.ngId ad00d Mr. Brooks
and moro than halls suspected tb1t Me-
Brooks nd1rd her. Ia fact, she hoped for
"a declaration chat very night
Just n1 tlr plir stepped on The porch
DIR. Brooks was called back hy thC h0st-
Ca. A mommt later Mr. Enfield passed
through The door. and scping Mls MJui.
hcIdHppur.uuy unattended sllOuly offered
her bis arm. She. supD1s'ug him 90 Do,
Mr. Brooks. took it eagerly, mud they start
ed up tA1 street together Mr Brooks f1I-
lowed, muttoring ouraa on thc hcAiuga
OF woman.
A lhtlc before reaching the house ~ Miss
Mcrinold Mr. Brooks, siiu walking be-.
hind, saw tho young lady break away from
her escort, rush imnucally up tho stops
and disappear within doors. mud his soul
ruioicgi 40 these signs Of o. quarrel Some.
how che whole thing leaked cut tho next
morning. and before night tho friends Of
all tho parties know exactly what had hap
pgped.
it seems that Mr. Enfield. plquei 10
being called Mr. Brooks by bio abrrut-
minded companion bad said, "pirafe.
Mis- Merr.Aeld. don cali mo STE Brooks. Do
a. which she. confident The declaration
had arrived nt last. bad mumurod, "Wuat
shall ] call you, deari' And then tho cruel
dlaalluaion had come, "Why, cali me Mr..
Enfield. Of course"
Miss Meu.dsId is reported 90 have gone
south. Hmpcra Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

Of wool on tho forehead, black nose md
lips. low but broad shouldou, straight
back and deep, foil brisgot; the loina
arc broad and deep, tho logs are rather
long, hut light IN tho home"
Note now what the same authority
eaya Immediately following tho abovoi
"a related and ncighboring brood
known NJ Pink Nosod somufcls havo
pink noses aud arc not 40 valuable"
We observe that recent writor who
represents himself nm authority ON
horned Dofsrts declares that tho we'll
bred Dorset has rather short legs and
pink nose and lips" II Mr.. Stewart Is
right, ns no generally IS, tncn this writer
mistakes tho lees valuable Pink Nostd
Somerset sheep for tho genuine horned
Dorhot. This 10 "a matter worth tho
serious attention OF those who go into
tho rearing OF winter lambs. Tho gon-
uine Dorset will do well on dict OF
turnipa alone. The lambs wool ilooco
OF tho young Dorset IS especially valu-
able, boing fine and soft and not infre-
quontly six pounds In weight. A Dor.
sot owo will often brood twice q year,
producing twin lambs zach time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

Roger, The celebrated French tenor, was
exceedingly proud OF bic profession and
was apt 20 take oi0nsa Hl the least slight.
whether Intended or not uu ono occaaou
he was engaged FOR the sum Of 200 90 sing
Of the house o. rob dHaucipr. who Thought
% the correct ding 70 havo the principal
singers Of me day az BIZ housa parties.
Roger sang his dut song maguiGcoutly.
hut not the slightest attention was paid
him, the guests talking their loudcst
Presently tho hoat thought that o. was
about tlno Tor another sung AID sent for
Roger, but ho could not be- found and wus
seen no more. on tho following day Mr.
plutus was surprised 90 receive FROM R0g
er notes 20 tho amount Of $50 with tho fol
lowing wordsi
81 have tho honor 10 return the 500
which received for singing ht your par
~, aud beg 10 add $40 morn 90 make up
for having 20 greatly disturbed the Cou-
yersation Of your guests London Tit
Bla.
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II docs not represent amy profit whom
Tho roturn, como Boz 10 tho boy or nirl
or vito hos borrowed or takan tho feed
from tho iamsr Regular books should
bo Kept iu which tho amounts spent Tor
poultry aud feed should bo kopt. and ana.
other book boz which entries OF returns
Tor eggs and poultry sold arc made. IL
may Do necessary 20 start m borrowed
capital that b.. 90 have tho feed loaned
60 Tho poultry nsn 40 credit but all of
thoa accounts should hote,lll up whom
tho money b. obtained. 10 b. only iu
such a way that one can really feel that
be- has earned tho pocket mouey.--Ex.
change.
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Fait5-Pronoa7a Series.

my FIRST Hissisu, narrative OF psf.ons
experience Is a.a'la,ry up1n De sandwich
idauds, ~ dcufrH O. Canton, l'e.
4 string OF ponrls, containing nurbr- q,
Interesting skge4H aad anecdotes % mic
Hlnary nfe. o.... o.
LonVea FROM Ny journal, BY President
Wlf1fd WoliuH, ara.fipaau % bic wonder.
''a'ig t'l many interest
'oi ''a'i'ne o. .'Ni'' 80
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PROVO.
First District CoarL

In the case Of the haqmrsr c'mpany
Va u. Il. Shoebridgo, tns lufy returned
a verdict u no cause OF action.
Toe oas8of Me-. HUGO Deprezln tol
Eureka, rlniic,l W U Mon Pacific aud
Oregon Snott Line railway, brought
& recover sl0, 200 damages Tor persona
Injuries sustained, came Oh Tor tflaL
Plaintiff testified that on thu morning
Of September 9Th, 1898, she boarded
Union Pacific car, bound for Ogde y.
The engine was detached. Shoril ,
after boarding the cara shock occurred ,
throwing witness from one side Of tue
oar 10 tue other, aud iujufing her lot
side. She IL In constant pain on ac-
count Of SAID injury.
other witnesses followed, and the
case was argued aud submitted 70 tue
Jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

arcu 90 alelmIy ovca s,1 ncnvy. slH
ewo was ono OF tho prizo mutton Mo.
rnus at tho Worll'sflir. She weighed
at that time 1893 pounds.
Downward Road fu wooi Prices.
Tho price Of wool has been tending
downward pretty steadily since 1850.
The changes iu the last two years arc
OF particular interest. Maugor N Avery
prepared for tho senate finance come
mittee "a comparative statement OF tho
prices of Ohio and Australian wool de-
signed 90 show the eject Of Che tariff
ON tho domestic plics. At Che request
of SIR. s. n. ID. North this was rcrelt-
cd for tho changed Hgurss for Lat Hiu-
NOR. Both uro well worth reproducing.
IN 1901 Ohio fine washed Ge.co costing
gt1t cnua. and shrinking ii per cont,
cost 20 cent? rerugUaed pound. Port
Philip wool iu The grease. shrinking 90
Der cont cost 20 cents in Londau' tho
duty and charges raised thia 60 SEQ
cents. or 12iE cents per secured pound
without iho duty 90 would havo been
a.. cents per secured pound; the dii.
florence. g6ii ceun per secured pound,
equivalent TO 10 $40 cents per pound
Of Ohio washed wool, was tho puiCC.
ton afforded byat1aT n,ooi 10 cents.
By July !. 1893 Port Philip wool had
fallen 90 is cents and Ohio iun washed
bad mllln 90 20 cents. % flll OF g cents
iu tho London and "a cents 90 tlo
American price Tho london price u
Ausaal.lu wool was tp cents per
secured pound, against 53a cents per
secured pound Tor Ohio This BIS equiv.
alcnt 90 about cents on washed WOOL
This IS only q tribe more than half tho
ratio Of duty. and while similar come
parIsons Tor medium woods have mot
boon worked ont 10 appears that these
prices have fallen about 20 the FREQ
wool level. American C1luvator.
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Notes.

Judge II. w. Smith delivered a leo
iuro last night before tue b. \. A.
Philosophical society, on the auW'ob
The legal profession. A large auliuncu
listen cd " his honor
w. J. Strong, Of Alpine, was thrown
from his buggy while at the American
Fork depot Oh rhurudgyi aud sustained
several severe bruises. Toe iaii was
caused b. the h0rss boo Imius uu'
manageable ~ tue train appfo aonel'
ArbJf day exercises were yciterday
conIuolod by tho district sch 0is'
Thifty-eight trees were planted on
the Franklin Aud Timpanogai school
grounds.
The Utah Stake conferences con-
veuol this mJrning.
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SUNDAY Spool a7d Primary.

ion me,, bsats .3 cards postage vii Be
stargsd IN ADDITION 90 as prices gwen n san' ~
mail, unis,. n,a pa.. a,.a a Or ''ro'tp"'i.'l
Pirsi Hook Tor or hiihs Friends fo'
tho uss ~ san ..Iis, lle'
second Hooh Tor our Liiiie Frisnds'
Sunday sen -.1I.r. l't
intermediate n. IS. Header a1e.
Questions and Answer. ON the Life
ana Mission Of cine Prophes Joseph
fnaith, ios
Bible Question: nut answers, for m'
use % pr.na-r fal1s. a3t
children. priuary Hymn iioos, we
e1rioa, pa.ira.H. Oh.
Primary speaker, SO. ., postpaid, 80
., 10
Tho fIodei Ron BOOK, postpaid, BO
Class iicgi.ters. H. .a'. a1-
Primary ruue uooh, COS
tooh OF Mormon Oatocaisui, postpaid, 7os
.. q. Union Hymn nook, each net pot
paid, l5c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

The committee w1ich he b o.
soliciting fuhfcrpuoHs ttvnfis ln'
Iuoiug the irrigation congress t1 g n.
vene Ia this city, has had gbtut slioOu
already guafaHicri. Thus wuies the
Carou lNcyadal AIpcaL
Tho preliminary ozamlnet.ou OF q.
"A. stficklaui nau wife, charged win
the muriur cf Mrs. Egeiesi0u at her
ranch near Culsvillp, NuvaIa, ftctnt'
ly, has resulted in their uiscuufgei ha
lltre vos not sufficient evidence
against them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

Judge Smith, Of Los An7eles, has
deolued that 10 sell deer meat within
this limits Of this state, viii O the game
law IL In force, even though the desr
might have been Killed In ome rem
part Of the county, where there was no
lHwi IL an oGcnse punishable under the
Htnlutts.
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Henry stewart says II uas Always BLACK
nose and Tips.
Some heavy horned sheep are AZ this
limo put upon the market us horned
Dorcts, although they have white or
pink noses and lips. Henry Stewart in
his Shepherds Manual says distinctly
that the genuine horned Dorset has
black nose and lipf
Mr. Stewart writesi Both ewes and
rams arc horned. They have white legs
white, broad and long faces, with tgl.
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musie.

The Improvements Association Song
Hook, contains collection OF origin
AMI "a'o1tol songs and hymns, aot % music ,r
prots'r p. Ee-l-y. seyentyolEht page, %
sh1Ieo music, postpaid, 400.
b'Ss' union FIusio Iisoh, postpaid, s,a
Primary Tune Hook, net vihou, postage.
tNr
Tho Fsaimody, paper uda1, tiso cloh, ti6l.
Half L.a,lgs. 4.1j. Postage ~ CO., each
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Tho picture shows emo western
mutton Merino owo years old. The
second 1ooco this animal produced
weighed 20 pounds.
II will DO soon that sho has a good
mutton form, blooky and heavy, with a
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missio7ay Supplies.

missioQay Supplies.
HorgHaia Tract No. ., isi-
- %, $50.
e. ,1.tL
Tho MODERN Prophet, l.ts
True W. False Religion, isis
The Gospel piourcr, .sa
Reply 20 "Iho mormou Purrs'
tory,r e.
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ttALL.s
Central Meat Marko.
d. Hilton, n faruea, % HNt
woii. Ir ~. Hutton a o., Poop
ruiorL Family lrAle ug.F
ted
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llobIQ woneQ's lives Series.

Lydi= knights History, an Interesting
Volume, snitaa TO an attractive and pls,sinF
style, Ie
ncroines OF "liormondom,r inisrs.,irr
Sketches Hf rumrl oh, hays proved thas.-
to,,la vorilg Of hoaor. &c.
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order 10 show Daufr why order OF fslo o. real
estate should not Do. made.
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arcu 8ospaluIy ovta a.1 ncavy. slH
ewo was ono OF tho pTizo mutton Mo.
tinos at tho World'8 fair. She weighed
at that time 1893 pounds.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-10-11

brought about by the erratic course of
the comet. In the course of its pere-
grination through space, and while
moving in the immense parabolic
curve which marks it's course, it has
faltered, that is, as Sinbad would say,
it has been ''taken aback," or missed
stays" in coming around, and, at any
rate, has ceased its usual motion, and
is now headed direct for the earth.
What will happen when we collide, God
only knows; the balance is conjecture.
But the christian can lay this emotion
to his soul, that Christ has told us 'no
man shall know the day, nor the hour. .
Prof. Fall has been too accurate in his
date to cause the real christian any
concern in regard to the matter. dit