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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE.

ASSEMBLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. 2.
A resolution proposing an amendment to the
constitution df the state Of California, by
adding a new section TO Article thirteen Of
the said constitution, to be numbered Sec
ton twelve and three fourthg (l23z), relat-
ing to revenue and taxation.
Section 123<. Fruit and put bearing treas mn.
Ger the age OF four years from the time of plant
ing in orchard form, and gfapevines under the
egs of three years from this time OF planting In
vineyard form, shall be exempt from taxation.
and nothing in this article shall be construed
attou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

4 citizen Of RumiOri had cAnvasHcd
the town IN vain from on1 ~ end In
search oi "a hon 10 soi," whom he
heard that an old daTkey on the Boston,
Providence ana Newport road had a
great deal OF "sottng slook.n AZ this
was Just wnat be- wanted he lost no
time 10 hunting him up. lie found
the old man buildlug a hen coop Ia the
rear Of his fesIduncc. Approaching
he asked, by way Oi bruAohing the sub.
ltci, how many hens he had setting.
"rhrto hens Nuu q rooster, bose"
"And u which," inquired the pOul-
tryman, thinking no mad not heard
straight
~ rooster," replied tho datkey.
Seeing the look OF dialrdst ON bis viz
itoT's iuco he took him into low
building, and sure enough there sat n
large BTahmA rooster calmly covering
twenty oggs. On QUO side Of him sat
two hens and ou the other n third hen.
Tho ylsltor seeing how steadily the
rooster eat, secretly determined 10 get
sons VI the dArkeys eggs ana hatch
out special lot VI rOOhleFs. On being
asked what hs did when the rooster
wouldn't cit any longer, the darkry
replied that "dgt ar rooster done bound
10 SET" pointing underneath tue box,
Lsoking underneath the box tue
visitor was surprised 10 mud both Of
sue foostBf'B logs sticking through holes
In the box. The black rascal had
actually bored holes through the box
Rud tied the ROSTERS legs underneath,
~, a. no said, the rooster was "uone
bound TO sut."--lrOU.dGHoo Journal.
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Ate Peanuts In Court

The Japan Gasetg describes an
amusing incident that happened In
tho court ut Toxic while Judge Yama.
guohi was under examination concern.
ing the charges alleged against him
ia connection with the NashilOri case.
The prosecuting pTOCuratOr suddenly
rlBs aud interrupted the Judge; EEK
Cusn me, your honor, hut there IN a
man IN the gallery eating" The Judge
told the policeman n tnd the culpflt.
Ia reply 10 the pollcoman'a question,
the latter, who wus about forty yearb
old, taid that no had Ills finger Ia HE
mouth us ho had u toOthuChe. The
policeman reported this answer 10 the
Judge, but the pr0CufAt0r was not 10 DO
NJ easily satisfied nud Insisted thai tho
man had uoou ealing. eli lac has been
enling,n said tho Judge, enc mubt
still have the food nblut him.n
with this practical solution the
policeman was sent once more 10 tho
man, VINO found that there was no
other way 10 escape q public search Of
his sleeve except foil confession. cas-
my teeth gcntd, slG" he sIunmered
out, peAdingly, 81 was eating pep-
nuts" NO n punuuts were q sovereign
remedy for t0.thguhc, though onu
would have thought they wuulI rather
argravato H. "lf that 10 tho case" or.
derod tho Judge Hlurnly, "tufu him
out" Ana tne policeman caught ~
the pusnut'ea,er and sent MIN isnu.
miniously hyiug out Of the court The
proceedings resumed their duil course
after thig little lnIerluue.
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Sunday Ssbool a7d Primary.

Ton those books and cards postage viii be
,harga8 60 addition 90 hn prices given. 90 Hni ~
mBl, aaiess lho price given g. Or "poHp1d"l
FIRST Book for our Liulc Uricnds, ,ai
tho use VI SUNDAY schools. Co.,.
second HOOK for our LILLE Vricnds,
a sunday school rcaler. Do.
intermediate IS. s.. Render, l'..
Questions sud Answers ON tire Life
aud Mission OF iio Prophet Joseph
Nnsith, lI.
Bible Qursiious and Answers, Or The
Hs1 ~ uHmf.i tasl.su1Hs. .3s
Chndrrn's Primary liymn Hooii, toe
eIp.Ht, postpaid, i.
Primary sprahcr, 30. O., postpaid. Is
-, "a
The Model non isooh, postpaid 49,
class Registers, rss ial, s1s.
Urinary Tune HOOK, GO
Iiooh of Mormon Catec' Ism, postpaid. 900
=. =. Union Hymu Iiooh, s.sh DO, po,s
paid, lie.
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IN TUSCARORA WIGWAMS.
threatening Weather lntsrIaFGd With
Yesterdays Attendance.
nh. Program ~ Csrrisd Oui-uow boy
and other Evriaits-rhe
uaby Hhow.

From the time the report closed
,sslstday afternoon on, the sky wa.
.vercast snd the natural gloom added
"a the artificial shade served to &C, ss a
d.mpener on the spirits OF nearly
svsrybody present. Add to this a
vrsjuslly increasing atmospheric
GOODNESS, by means Of which those who
we're lightly clad we're rendered more
of lees uncomfortable, aud we have a
plcture as lar removed from plonsursble
sssuch an occasion could well be-. The
,ssull was that the incOmrfs finally
did not equal Ia numbers the
outfoars. the cars 10 the city being
alrd, those going out be,rg lightly
tatronizUd.
Much OF the program was omitted,
for the reason Btntei. no doubt. rhs
laby show was not largely attended
and the eclat with which 10 was hoped
Inc OCCASION would bu "pullyd Unv was
uI The urixB was carried away by
Ernest /. Houng, IT,, who looked ne
though he realik 81 the situation az ne
at there la the gin--a nne
baby carriage. The other com.
retitorp, who were not numerous,
sacn received a badge vt oollrcd rlh.
hon, bearing an appropriate Inscription
In golden letters and fastened with a
fancy yin. Tho Ogden tfiplels wore
pfeient.
The gambling schemes, referred TO
in yostrfday'a NEWS disappeared
early In the afternoon. The entcrptls.
lux proprutofs Of the games doubtless
took broad mint aud stayed
not upon the order OF thuir go.
ing, but not till they had
impaired 10 many an uusympathlz tl.
witG victim Que of those lu,s0us
which are only learned ia the school
OF experience. Some people are su
obtusu m 10 any that because a few are
90 foolish A. To be robbed with thoir
eyes open IL no sufficient reason why
lsin and untquivOcal statute OF the
territory should be- violated with Ia
puuiiy Tor 80 bours before the authors
VI II fad out that such thinga are
dangerous. one Of tho kuerurs dc.
cInfrd II hardship that be
mad TO pull up and out In
that uncrremoul0ua manner after
being invited there, and perhaps from
his point OF view he was quite night
The robbery Of the stage coach by
road agents, the consequent battle with
u. IS. soldiers ani defeat Of the former,
with their subsequent execution by
shooting, were quite nttisticaliy poi-
formed. This was undoubtedly the
feature NJ the day, though the amus,-
ments were all good aud ~ sufficient
variety and quantity 10 satisfy tie most
oEncting.
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Ihrse Bad Bol.. One yery Dad.

Three Bad Boys, One Very Bad.
Is Holden O'Connor, q. II. Harris and
Henry Bhilsgho'ssi, a trio Of very bad
boys, all young IN yuam but almost
old Ia wrong doing, were before Police
Justice Smith this afternoon on a
charge ~ burglary. rne last
named CSC ped from the Reform school
ABOUT two years hgu aud worked
BE way ~ Wisconsin, from there to
Montana AMI then back 10 salt LnkU,
where he vas ffcapiufci bus was not
Identified uutil tniB afternoon, when
hc stood under the searching gaze OF
Detective Sheets. Tue youugsitf viii
De Immediately returned 10 the Reform
,ohoOl, anu an effort will bu uladu on
Monday 10 rend the other two lads 20
the same Institution some time next
week.
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Faitb-Promoti0q Sedes.

ny First Mission, 10 narrative Of par.,na
experience as mIsaiouafg upon ne ssnlsIss
tsaHit by Usuffr v. Cannon. U.s..
4 s'rinz Of Pearls, o'r,atalng number d,
Interesting stgirhas and ansoi1taa lf mis-
aurag Ii', sie., $50
Leaves From NiS Journal, ~ pfs.iiog,
aNnli Wnuifu1, adaHeHpunn ~ bs wonder.
fH. uis'iouary gtpsuonea aHi many interest.
tHF inridrati of Die ilio, go
Fragments Of ENprFicues, a collection Of
's"tshri from ila experience OF I1I1rs. 49,
rroasdsat Ifshcr O. IginibAII's Journal.
narrative 1i uo principal inriisuis "a Ia
career Of very remarkable man, 90.
EHTiS scenes 81 church History. . ca.
lection "t inr.4oHu frun Ono lives Of Idar,
~ Che Church IN early days, ga.
Tho Lifc Of Ncphi, u. son N rrli. VII.
sugualot from Jerusalem, in Juist. ID On,
land now tHas1 as South America On cen.
turtles h''1r' mo coming of u6 Savior. Tbs
bob contains some very Important items con.
eHHnf u0 llaA OF Mormon. b. Urargg u.
Common. 49,
Scraps 81 biography, containing Sketch q
u Li'rf iaf.s iH.fr1t. of fEr.urHrr, ana
bowel IUIrHrs JulHHI H
The Myth OF the uRuuscript Found.
or "' hl'irl.ae'o' Go slau.iug Stony, y
unluv EsyHH'Hs, sr
Laburs In tho Vineyard, contains nro a,
a' moss lnansi.aErtp.asa.a5 over sat.,l.
4r,
tNeh'i'l Narratives, H's.H7 some Interest.
.HF t.t.s niytuaaIaI. ".lHr. Gee.
Helpful Ni4ipus, ...fr...fIrH .t..,. n,
QUO lord ll uIa asJIfsr sr.
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NO. 1924, John wuite, Of Loa. yevr.
county, l6J acres.
NO. b0s2, Gsl. Collier, Of Emery.
Emery county, SD acres.
No. 5000, George Denton. OF st,ok-
Ton, TOoels G uuty, 8I.U7 acfea
No. 5Ol5, Robert o.. Shields. Of
le.ele, l1Jele county, I8I acres,
N. 5Jl2, Farley a, Alfred. of Mount
fiea-aui, Saupute county, 100 acres.
- N . o9ll' Mastsrt1u a. Clarke, Of
D9yer supstc county, lGJ acres.
NO. bulO, John b. White Jr. Of
i scar river city, Box Elder county,
100 acres.
no. oO.9i Stephen Msnsor, Of Cir
oleVlu-, ftuie couuty, SO acres.
NO. bIOi, Nio.s q. Jensen. OF Red
m,nli 5avier county, l6J.i2 acres.
NO. 5OO7, Samuel .. Henric, Of Pam
gullch, Garfield county, 1888 acrea.
no. 5OlB, James Little, Of Apa y, Gar
ncll county, 100 sores.
NO. 5lO8, Hannah Il. Hoyt, OF Salt
b,ke CITY, lBJ acres.
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CITY School Attendance.

The report OF the Salt Lake CITY
schools for tho tenth month, ending
June 10, IL m follows; Average num-
ber belonging, 1888; average daily at
tendance, 6,ISi; cases VI tatdine6S,
1904; number not absent nor taTdy,
1895; per cent Of attendance, O2.6; por
cent OF punotuality, $50, visits by
mrmbsrs Of tho board, 1852; visits by
patrons and oitizsus, li6, visits %
patrons, 1884; belonging at date, 7,ll2;
total enrolment OF mouth, 1913; Gu
rolled for tho year IL as.
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Land Onlee.


In the land Office ths Glings under
date OF June 20 are Rs follows'
John IA. Early, Of Salt Lake City,
final payment Of homestead entry Of
lots !, . and ., and the southeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter Of
section u, township / north, range /
west.
Edward a. Killpsck, Of Mapletou,
Utah county, final proof Of Homestead
entry Of the HOutheEst quarter OF tue
southeast quarter OF section H. tue
northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter OF section %, anu the northwest
quarter the northwest quarter OF neo'
lion "a, townships suuln, range east
The Register and Receiver nave
handed down decislOu ii the contest
case Of William Flinders We.
George Haynes, involving homestead
entry made May s, 1888, Of lot lisection
92, township north, range . west, In
this case q. w. Hlgley originally
entered the land. In IA contest by
Flinders. Higloy was Ousicii nnd
Flinders made an entry OF thu tract.
Later he reliuquishrd his entry hnd
HayneH filed ON u. IL was al
logged that ne agreed 10 give 10 parties
cult.vsting part OF tho land tltle
thereto, aud then when 1t was illed on
gave notice that no would hold II all
for himself. Contest was MADE on the
ground Of fraud, hut this was not
proved, and the decIsion Is Ia favor Of
Haynes.
Homestead patents were received
today as follows, at tho local land
UiiiCe:
No. 50ii, George A. Lowe, Of PArO-
wan, Iron county, 100 acres.
No, 6O43, Peter II, Nlelson,ot Emery,
Emery county, 100 ncTe6.
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81. PAUL, June 4J.-J. n. C.app a
salesman, was murdered last ulsut uy
Ehl Allen, Clurd OF the Mofchanps
hoiol, Kept by hl- father Ia d quarrel
over wUmAa. hlr. Lulu Leyu0 aud
Allen hal boon living together a.
"Ar. aud Mu. Moore" Shorty be-.
fore midnight Miss Lcydy sud a female
friend were paiUiug the Metropolitan
hotel, when they were accosiei by
Clapp. The women ran across the
street % where Allen was standing.
Clapp followed auu thUn without
alteration or scuil Allen. hlasnod
Clapp across the urIat with kniie.
Hs blod ~ death In twenty minutcs.
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The Ciiy Auditors Loss.

Among the losers Of money at the
variou, games OF chance At Calder's
Park yufieTdAy vss the city auditor,
who stsked - on what was "dead
sure thingp-iOr tho mnuipulutor ni
tho wheel. However, the experience
was worth sumlthing 10 tho victim.
who quietly bottled his indignation
aud came home TO pore over tho
columns Of figures 10 be found In the
books u the DEPARTMENT over which
he NJ iudusttlously ptesidos.
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nrsnttnfslriI..r., rrinl.

UNIOErOwN, Pa, June %. - The
trial OF the ttIiEsts Tor the murder OF
Engineer Paddock OF tho Frlok COM
pnuy was concluded last night with
tue atqultlal Of twenty eight defend.
auta. Two were convicted respectively
Of murder IN the second degree and
mRusiaughlrr President Davis, the
only remaining defendant, viii be re-.
ieuHnl
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NOTICE. 10 oREpIIoRs.

Estate of jesse ". FOX Deceased
NOTICE ~ UEUFUY DiVEN ~ TIE
N underlined, Administrators % Tho o.
tHtu Of Jesse ". t0N. decreased. 90 mo credit
tors OF aud 40 uUrsuuH having claims against
the ttll deceased 90 exhibit thum with The
necessary NuurhrrH, within ten months after
thU Irst publication ~ thia notice, tu tho 9aid
administrators ut so 30. Constitution huI. Hiur,
On salt Lake CITY, iu Che County OF salt Lake,
aud Territory Of itah.
iilUUM - YOUNG,
JE-ht ~. ION. Jun.
AdTIulHtf1tufa of tho Estate u Jesse vs. O..
InA. urruHfrH.
JOBS 80. UAssos, Attorney Tor said aimlu.
IHHutoT#.
Dated Iurr .lnI. lslL
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Personal.

Superintendent J.. Malloy Of the
Wyoming division of the Union Pa
citlc arrived IN Salt Lake this morning.
Ito reports cool but delightful weather
Ia the vicinity from which ho hails.
Superintendent Bancroft returned
this morning from weeks Inspection
NJ the Union Pacific road,
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Canrhl hr a Rnnr0 SLeerer.

An individual by the name oi VII.
son, who POSSESSES a number Of aliases,
IL In the city Jail charged with bunoo.
ing q stranger uamei Meyiand out OF
sal. Tue arrest was mzds by Deputy
United States Marshal Bywatcr at
the Lake llsl evening. The Gaze was
hooked 10 come up In tho police court
this afternoon.
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Home MIssIonnrY Mating.

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
home missionaries OF the salt Lake
stake Of Zion will convene In the
Social hall, Salt LAKE City, on Wed
nesday, Juuo 27th. at 1880 D. M.
II any Of The brethren ate unable 20
attend the meeting they are requested
to tend written reports OF their labOrs
Tor the niynth past.
JAMEs STInLINu. CluIE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

Mrs David HUHauarggr the wife Of q
farmer near iAtjHuuiug, pu,, has just
s.yDu birth tu hyu haua tlrge boys and
two gIrls 100 az whom are alive aud woll.
"l Thought says tho surprised father,
"ihnt we were c0U.lg 70 time pf as-
t9nlsnmF p.unlli.H when tley began %
couu, up tut yD.e for Grow 20 few weeks
peo. But ol, my! didn't look formy-
thing like tuis-hai times aud hyo ba-
bies az cuce. -New York Tribune.
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COMMERCIAL


ToIay's clearing h1lss c1cnaugas
amounted to $4,000. Same day
last year s237,gs7 Weeks ciearlngs,
SlOllai9. SANS week last year
sl,2.278..
IUuAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-5uy-r O-g, lead, $40.
LJnJ0u.-silver, - I.
ORE AID BULLION.
Wells, Fargo 6 c.. received today:
Penn. bullion, 5000.
w. .MgCOrnckG Co.toceived today
Hammer bullion, 1900
u r. jones g. 20. received today
Ofgs, 10000; la lion, 5000. I0ua ,
$4,000,
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ss,.nlh pay Aarsn.l.l. Arrs.lea.

AENAPoLIs, Mi, June 2S.-liuv. A,
J, Howard, "a Seyenth.Day Adventist,
hab been arrested on the charge OF
working In his garden on sunday.
Henry Bullin, n member Of HE con-
gfeghuon Il charged with d 6.milAr
Uneuse. The AdvontlsH claim the
arrest was made because they prose
cutei persons who in,erleTgi with
their services.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

Y. ~ G.. A, HOLMES building,
State rlfapS meeting for mon only,
every Sunday al .. m, The service
tomorrow viii be- conducted by Rrv.
II. Is. 5Irelmau, psstof 0i the First
Baptist cnutch, ana the music will be-
furnished by the choir Of tbs Firat
BAptisl church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

Estate u Joseph Biscumshaw, dc.
ceased. oder mauo confirming sale
u real estate.
Estate Of Mary Ann Maxwell, de.
ceased. Hearing on rcp0rt VI executor,
aud account allowed.
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BALTIMORE, June 23.--rhe steam.
ship Duauo arrived from Rotterdam
with IT, bow badly stove, leaking lu
her fore compartments guu otherwise
damaged by collision ON tho .lst
inst. OIL Georges shoala, with the steam
ship New YORK. The latter was not
injured AMI proceeded on her voyage
10 Southampton,
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PHiLApELrHA, June 23.-Inis IL
the huttsst day OF the season. The
Thermometer Ot the weather bureau
registered 90 NJ o'clock.
New lums, June 2l.-lhe govern
mont Thermometer showed "a tumFerA.
turc Of o. degrees i1lay tue hottest
this SEASON, -Four pI0slfauoua oy heat
are reported, one fatal
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Ihe Am.rIenn lalIrn, rnIan.

CHICAGO, June % The Am irlUhn
Railway Union AL iurnod this sfef-
noon alter having made all arrange.
mcute f0r a boycott u tins Pullman
company. NJ. j. Elliott, 70 Butte,
Montana, aud J. j.. McEuan,oi CiUvo.
land, ONO, were elected dlrrgtOfs.
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Mcmbcn Of the Twentieth wErd.
under tho auspices OF tho SUNDAY
school, 20 10 Garfield btach Tuesday,
JUICE 90 for n Jay OF pleasure. a good
program has been arranged Tor the
occasion
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
nunIEniN riIE nuINa

A TerribIe coat sine Explosion In
wales.
CARDIFF, wales, Jurc GA DIS
patch from P5niy Ptldj, CumotgaD,
says q terrible explosion occurred this
afternoon, Ia Albion ooillery. Two
hundred miners are buried beneath
the debris Of the mine. 10 is believed
q large number arc killed.
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music

fhe Improvements Association SONG
Hook, contains c1uosuun u Original
and selerioi aongs aHi hymns. 20. " musis by
Professor y. Hrg'l-y. Seventy eight pages VI
ehoiea music, postpaid, ioa.
D' H. Union Music Hook, postpaid, Co.,
Primary Tune Hook, 20, without p1.aFs.
CO.,
The rsaimody, Paper side, $50. Cloth, no.
I'LL iflthnr. tl5l Postage CO. each
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WAsiuNuTOa, ID. g., June ga
The President today nominated Mm.
Guniu a. postmaster At OAEdulr, Cali.
ioruia.
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6rmNuriELD, No., June 2L-C5l.
=. IA. Boy, ea.o0ngrcssmau, dici II
Fishing Resort, stone county, last
night. Ho was appointed minister 10
slam by Plea,dcnt Harrison iu 1891.
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ratQst Publications.


IN" hiie 81 Joseph smith, ''h tt,ooi
i' tI' H''' 'I'..' 5000, 90.
From kirkland Co salt lake, by rirl-s A.
IHU.. fl r,ea. Haia. NiHs. fIsJ. Leather
n't tlr.. Leather sr-a gHt. t.ft.
Forty Years among size Indians. ty
uiafI No Jua. i1 pages. Clh tioo.
taaifa. taaI. istnef r1i ESQ.,
rso,ttrat t,.-ttt,-. az a e. ,g,.,,...
ciau. i.H' Leather gl4 ;lwi Noloo5o,
''hh FI'' i-n
iifc Of iiohcr e. Niinhaii' c.atl, is.so'
N'.I La'h'' 500, i1t ttrli h1fueou,
Ln.,s-.any Saints p,o,moa, Do.
e,,.f.i I...t.. ,I..t no No.. 49,,
90 dog. e.a'h n1ana, no each, ,i'o1 80
49,, l.'..i, VOW ','a.
cow additional.
Story OF the nooh Of IIovmon, ~ aiu
U.,,,''.. ,' ~, f ,. ,'' ,' ,, ~, 4, p,
'y"'" ii'"s' contains ~
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On Mondsy evening next, at 1890
o'clock, the members OF the S-coui
quorum Of Soyouiiee, residing In the
Sixth ond Fifteenth wards, will hold
their regular meeting la the Sixth
ward assembly room.
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WASHINGTON, June 28.-Vice Pres.
ident Stevenson signed the certificates
In the cases VI hEvemryer, SearIes
and Mccartney, the rooalciIfant Wit
ncasep, nj 3 O'Clock today,
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BHUUSLYN, n. Y, June 23.- The
Fulton municipal tias company has
given notice that beginning July / the
piiC0 of i,s Fas will uo reduced 10 90
cents per thousand cubic feet
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MtwUuHu.At hor rsrliouco in the city. ou
Junu .aYl. MAR NauhuFh. wife 0f Wm. Mari
hugh ana daughter OF tuU late Thomas ana
NntT lyon. Deceased was bora ht tsIEirs.
lUIH Huu. Boo Dr..
IHH fuugru will take place on sunday, 90
4 I'D. u.t from Che huUI residence. tH q street
luUufr ore respectfully uyltHl 30 attend
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Irominy Nus nurnsi.

DAsvtLLE. No., Juue 23.--Last
night tue Guua HDminy mills were
burned. Lua $4,000.
rhb IL the thirI Hlminy mill
burned IN this city Nithiu Gtvon
weeks, cntaililg a loss Of 100000.
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Tho nnrolnn VIM.

LOyDlN, June 23 - Tue Royal
N0rtbugn regatta from Eljncagy and
back, 20 miles, To-Day was won Uy the
American uuill yacht Daoolan by nine
minutes.
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nRnMNEhEorrEp AoAIN.

uo n Prevented from Distributing
CoNsy badges 40 she capitol.
WAsuIE0TON, juno %. - Carl
Browne attempted 10 distribute COX1y
campaign badges at tho Capitol today,
but was stopped by the police under
the law fofbldding the distribution VI
advertising matter Ia the Capitol.
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,UgA0o NAUWrr.
chicago close. june ga
Wtcst=lIshef. so @ cash fI July, tl..
tnrnahtyady. No, % tAHu, 'i 90 JuIy,
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uN'-stcsdy. No. g. each 90. july tg.
rUfEaHtrArH Ia.tlN
Lard EaaItr. Iu|F.Nf|.
lunn=st.HHE July. t.aIN..
TyuaEaaY $50. l.G..
Barley NUmiuHL
iIak HtrIailrn. So q. lt.
Timothy aNUmlual prWu. as /. COS.
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CnCAuo, June % "A jury was 60.
cured today 20 Try Assatsin Pfendor.
CAST for Insanity.
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GLASGOW, juno 28.-Nisilant and
Naikyric viii engage In the frs, con-
test on tne clyde. July o.
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