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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
DininS-Room Furniture

Of every wood and color from
cheap 5ideboard TO q Fine
Buffet a cheap Oak Chair to
those with leather seats .
common Leaf Table to o
Handsome Extension.
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on full time. with 600 hands, with orders
enough to insure busy season.
BRIDGEPORT CONN.-The Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machine factory has started
on full time. The Bridgeport brass-sac-
tory is running on full time. Eaton, Cole
Il Durham are slowly taking back their
full quota Of men. Warmers corset-shop
is very busy. The Bridgeport copper-works
and the Bridgeport Forge Company have
plenty OF orders. The smaller factories
are resuming their former activity.
The Adams Express Company's officials
say. business Is certainly improving. be-
cause never In the history OF this Office
have We been SO busy" ~
PICKING UP.
NEW LONDON. CONN.--Business Is
picking up here and hereabouts. The
Greenmanyille factory at Mystic has In
creased its hours to fifty-eight q week.
Robert Palmer & Son. Mystic. viii start
soon to build ten barges for the Central
New Jersey railroad. furnishing work for
800 men for a year. Work on the new
woollen mill at Centreville viii be beguu
early In the spring. The mill at Hallville.
and the G. b. Cottrell & Sons Company,
Of Westerly. have increased their hours.
The Crefeld mills are being enlarged, ana
will resume In three weeks on full time.
ANDERSON, IND.--The Quick city
Glass Company. to operate o factory at
Frankton. was organised here last night,
with $4,000 capital. to make drugstore
ware. The Pennsylvania Glass Works has
resumed. with 200 men. They make bot
ties and TASKS. Factory No. q employing
300 men. Will probably open within ten
days.
ALLENTOWN. PA.-Ths immenss sInc.
mines at Friedensvllle win resume early
President" the largest In Ne country.
which was broken year ago. will BE- re-
fitted. All the silk mills and furniture
factories. employing In all 2.6oo hands are
working on full time.
BAY CITY. NICH.-The out
look for the big manufacturing 3oseitu-
tons here Tor The rest Of the YER y e. !
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PITTSBURG.-The New Castle Steel
Works began to-day TO operate on Sun
days on account of the rush OF orders.
This is the first instance OF the kind in
this part Of the State.
Several plants that have been idle since
June Goth will resume on Monday. Among
them win be the Republic Iron-Works. of
the South Side.
The Elwood Steel Company will change
its plant into tin-plate mill. and viii
give employment TO $50 men.
The carpenters. painters. bricklayers' ,
plasterers', and stone cutters unions have
decided to make no demand this spring
for an advance Of wages or a reduction OF
working hours. The indications are for a
building year.
ALLENTOWN. PA.-The ore-mines OF
the Hartsell Concentrating Company, at
Rittenhouse Gap. In which Inventor
Thomas A. Edison Is large stakeholder.
started up last week with 100 men. and
by April LIST the force will be doubled.
The spike department OF the Allentown
Rolling Mills will start up on Monday
with $50 men.
The Heilman Boiler-Works will start
up tomorrow With force Of 100 meD, bav-
ing secured contracts that will keep them
busy six months.
SLIGHT REDUCTION.
CHESTER. PA.--Several Of the indus
trial establishments here are working
only five days a week, but a large ma
jority are operating on full time at a
slight reduction In wages. The piate-mill
connected with the wellman Iron and
Steel Company. one Of the largest Of the
kind In the state. has resumed operations
with a full force. The Pennsylvania Plas-
ter Company. new organization. is pre-
pairing to start up In the manufacture OF
sectional plaster. John swanger Il Co,
OF Coswyn. have started up their scrap
iron works With . reduced force.
= READING, PA.-Ths TIVE large anthra-
cite blast furnaces OF the Reading Iron
Company. which have been idle since last
July, will resume early next month. An
other blast furnace Is IN operation. and
q fourth Is undergoing repairs preparar
tory 10 resumption. no. mill, In the
oouapanvs tube dso~sswert yin resume
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
aa
The Daily List Of Crimes, Casualties,
and Other News
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Al the Important H'sai. ~ the Week
Condensed Ffam 10 latest tsissrsrhio
dispatches
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

silver. olt, lead sJii.
Another death isn,oplt,l 10 40 opera.
ton ioi appendicitis.
Nine Russian wat vessels will all Tor
Chinese waters in a lev days.
Twenty-Five thousiuimen are nov lille
duc To the -pinners' strike and lockout
ucorsc Gould Il couHins % professional
investigation ofihe "vIrlanr." center.
hoard.
A great coal strike i on at glasgow.
Scotland, anil the minrr have wrecked
several pits.
The Aichi-on road d,cllnrs to become a
member Of the Trans'ohiincnial passon.
ger Association.
The management sod Employees u the
South Park Railroad have settled the
wages question by tumprlmisc
Agitation In England {, favorable Ia
subsidIing steamship and cabl. lines b..
t~cen Canada aud New Zealand.
The Corbeit.Iarhson mill may l.,
fought In Indian TERRITORY. where there
are no laws TO interfere Both parties
have accepted.
The fool tina, "did not know II uas
loaded" appeared again yesterday. Ils
shot at corpse and the pistol missed
fire. lie then shoi hlslheni aud Killed
him.
Cape May, NJ j.. Aug. AL. e. Lou
deuslager wa nominated to-day by the
First district Republican. Tor Congress
There was no opposiiion.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Aug. 2l.-Fostcr
V. Brown. Of this tlF was nominated
to-day for Congress w HE Third district
Republican eonveuiiou,
broken Hoe. srv,-.sug. e5.-Tho Pop
ulisls Of the Sixth district to-day renoml,
mated Omar VI. Kem for Congress.
Parsous. Kan, Aug 25.-w. q. sapp.
Of Galcna, was nominated for Congrcs,
by the Democrats Of the Third district
to-day, defeating Populist Congressman
Hudson.
Boston, Aug. 2s.-rhe Portland bark
Gray Deering, from Rosario to Boston
Is lying Oh Cape Cod with large cargo
OF wool waiting for the now iarl1 bin To
become law. Il estimated the con.
sIgneos will make over $500 by delay
inR The Nes.ela.
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Silver, Ga lead, 1910.
Trouble In the Tnnayaal IL quioting
down.
The fare from Houston 10 New Orleans
IL 20 cents.
The Cramps h,3 " contracted to build
two ocean steam Z" a''''r tina" any 1"
The soldiers killed at the railroad tree
smear accommodating tbr utrikow will
have a monument.
II has leaked oul that the Central
Anerican Republic Is preparing heavy
damages against the United States Tor
customs rebates.
The conspiracy TO deirHud the State
revenue from -aloon keepers In Ten.
nes.ce IL grow ms into great proportions
and involving prominent business men.
The Japanese are landing M army Of
81, 900 At the mouth OF the Latung river,
where nearly an equal number Of Chinese
oppose them 4 battle Is imminent.
Yesterday VIZ black Friday among the
niue. THE houornear Tacoma killed 81
an explosion Of n coal milne at Ashland
Pa, killed 1874 fire at Creole, Colo.
roasted I.
New York, Aug. Willie y. Day
the champion hyoand three mile runner
I OF the world, committed suicide by hang
Ing himself from tree.
Richmond, Mo-, Aug. 24.-All the Goa
miners In Ray county are again on 4
strike. demanding cents per bushel io
mining They urnt 10 work Monday n
/ 81 cents under contract holding goo,
until NAV, 1890
Washington, Aus. "A. The cash bal
ance In the treasury to-day wss tl26, go
O62, OF whlcht6i 65s, 400 was gold reserve
Washington, Aug. 24.-The presidsn
has recognized Olaf wuliberg, the vice
consul Of sweden and Norway at siou.
! City la.
Fall River, Macs, Aug. "a There ar
no new developments Ia the shut dow
here. II any change comes 1t will prof.
badly not came before Sunday morning
New Bedford, Mass, Aug. 24.-Th
great strike here win be ended In III
course Of week II the statement
Hon. W. W. CHpo made to an Asso,
lated Press reporter tonight amounts |
sught Mr.. Crapo said he thought th'
after Labor Day the end Of the fiut
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Silver, 05il lead, ts15.
The Clar Ia said TO b. threatened with
Brlghts disease.
The trialofllspn,umatie gun at Sandy
Hook was a success.
A street fight In Columbia, $. c., re-.
suited In thres killed.
A street eight In Chicago resulted Ia
three fatalities aud several Injured.
A Coyington, KY, woman, while In
court ~ witness, successfully knocked
out her husband aud two policemen.
Norfolk, Neb., Aug, 2s.-Republlcans
oi the Third congressional district 10 day
ronominated BY reclamation George d.
Meikleiohn.
Governor Waite was arrested yester'
day on charge Of opening letter not be.
longing TO him. lie refused bail In
5000, and was finally lei go on his own
recogni lance.
A young physician Of San Antonio,
Tea, thinking he heard burglars In biz
children's aleoping-room, accidental,
shot one child In the side, aud then shoI
itagain In the head to put II out Of pain
Pittsburg, Aug. 2s.-James sample, a
farmer living at Avalon, to-day reoieyod
the Democratsic nomination for Congress-
from the rweniy.third district.
Providence, Il. l., Aug 2s.-rhe Pro
,idenoe line steamer Connecticut from
New York IL aground on Fields Point,
Providence river. Shells being lightened
Of her freight,
ST. Paul, MINI, Aug. 2s.-Charles H.
Kelly, chief operator Of the Western
Union In this city ior many years and
one Of the beat known telegraphers la
the country, died last night OF eonsump
ton.
Lennon, Maas,, Aug, rs. President
aud Mrs, Cleveland are expected to yislI
Berkshire in September II they dc
they will come TO the quiet little town o.
! Tyringham, which IL fifteen miles frou
Lennon and slx or seven miles from The
nearest railroad station.
Rockford, H., Aug. %. william Sea
forth, a Young farmer, made wage
with his sister that no could eat mou
melons than she could, The offer wal
taken up. The man is dead and thl
girl cannot recover
jefferson, o. Aug. fs,-Hon. W. Z
Howell died this afternoon OF paralysi
In bis ssth year. lie was appointed b
, President Grant United States consul 4
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New York, Aug 60. Oponoyan
Ross, the anarchist. arrived on the TIN.
hria from Qnec.town hi. afternoon.
Evansville. Ind, Avg. 20. Minister
Charles DENLY left here at noon to-day
ior San Francisco On route 10 Peking.
China.
Fall River. Mass, Aug. 20. There wa.
practically no change In thssituation TO.
day. The mills which run ap worked
with the same iorrc ~ yesterday.
Chicago, Aug. 20 --Ncwton Gooiman
agent Of the New Yofk Life Insurance
company, KILLED himself In the Great
Northern hotel this afternoon. Tie IL
thought toh have been temporarily Insane
Pittsburg, Aug. 25-Joscph and Ilany
Bohn, aged 70 and 0 years, respectively.
were harmed 10 death last night by u
lamp explosion Al their home In Droyos.
burg Pa.
Worcester MHsa., Aur. 20. John
Cooper, his wife Annie aud Mrs Emma
Matthews, Mr.. Coopers mother. Of
Thompsonyllc, Conn. were Instantly
Killed ~ being struck by train AT
saltwater bridge this afternoon.
Kalamazoo, Mich. Aug. 25.-AlonSo
Kendall, the kalamfoo acronaui. lost
HE hold on his pamshule when 100 feet
IN the air lli- neck was broken aud
when picked up there wa, not whole
l'one In hi body.
Salon, Mass. Aug. 20. --'rhecxcui sion
steamer city oiroflsmouih. went ashore
last night Ia the hAfbor and Was burned.
All on board 20, oil safely.
Portsmouth, o.. Aug. 2b.-Adam A.
parroti, cK-county commissioner. wife
and three children. we're drowned In
forling the scioto river.
Chicago, Aug. 25.-A. q. Ile.sing, the
veteran founder Of the Illinois stats
Zeitung, has suffered stroke Of paraly-
ris. nri- IN rrrcnrivns oo-',,,i-,,,
lie Is the father Of Washington Ilessing,
the postmaster of Chicago.
Denver, Colo. Aug. 25.-Albcrt A.
BLOW, who during the worlds fair wa,
chief Of the mining department Of Col
oado, collided with atruck this after.
noon while riding bicycle and sus.
tanned fracture Of the skill, lie will
die.
st. Paul. Aug. 20 Murderer Ermish
condemned 10 hang, was supplied with a
revolver by unknown conisderates. In
ihecorrdors to-day he opened ilrs on the
turkeys, wounding Deputy sheriff
Horst. Deputy sheriff Rich, shooting
through the peep holes In the door drove
him into his cell, where he was ,hackled.
III Pato, Tex, Aug. 25.--rhs police au.
thoritles Of the city Of Juarcl, Mex, op
posite here, to-day discovered a kit Of
eounterieiters' tools, together with q
large numbered Mexican dollars ready
for circulation. The most important iea,
turo Of the discovery was the arrest oil
a number Of men and women concerned
with tho scheme, In the very act Of
making pesos. One Of the men -
capped to this side aud the police are
searching Tor him.
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Mr.. BigeloN wrote TO her daughter
that she had renicl h puse IN salt Lake
aud expects To- make that her iuturc
home.
4. Horton ha. gone to salt Lake on
business.
Mr.. piEeloa NJ w.l.hutg was IN tovn
yesterday.
Miss Berlha Ngvl vent to walsbnrs
iur visit.
J. Phillips aud vile went 10 Park
City to purchase d"ors aud windows ior
their new house.
Mr.. With Of pcoa u the carpenter
foi j. Phillips.
Miss Jose Phillips went n salt Lake.
Nels Pearson hns returned from Salt
Lake with his son. where he hiss been
for medical treatment. :.
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N. AUGUST
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bursting OF" 'arg' Waterman In New
lotN ,u'nea q street INTO river and
caused much damage.
- huntington mas written a letter
, w, we .'u','" ' SUPERINTENDENT
'''u'o'' 'h '"''o"'hE up discharged
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V'' i -. onployees' " connection
w" S",'"s" ',p''" ana "sis.ane'
',''' 'ue ''''"'''l '"'o'es VIII es'aplish
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'""" run" u''" '"'s '"o'h'hs'
Denver Auy. 2"-Admiral skerfetl
arrived to-day on route ior the east. liz
10 quite III and may not be able to re-
SUM "'' l'"'h'' TOT '''r''' uAls'
lshpomins' Mich, Aug. IA settle
mcnl known as findland on the South
shore road, has been wiped out by
hames Many settlers lost everything
Isle Of shods, y. H.. Aug. 27.-Mrs.
Celia ThNKtor the postess died suddenly
at her homo here last uishi. She wa.
born ~ Portsmouth, y H. June ~.
leJo'
Chicago, Aug. ia passenger train
on the Chicago & Easlefn Illinois tail.
road collided with switch engine near
Thir,y.scyenth street today. fatally In.
iurng the brennan and badly shaking
up 'hc passengers. fos caused the ac.
cident.
Parker.buW. N. Va. Aus. Eth,
baltimore 4 Ohio express. west hound.
was wrecked last night al Silver Run by
q rock on the track. Fireman Jane.
shanuhcnessy was killed, Engineer
Pat Flannery was Injured.
Nav yort Aus "a -p,...li s...,,s.
snnonnc.I tha, =. a., A. 4. 4. eonr.,a.,
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gentlemen appointed precinct COM
mittse. NJ r. Harris, William Brewer,
James Fowler, David II. Foster and
Heber stephens.
A fine horse belonging TO Mr.. Henry
Randell died here on Wednesday morn.
ing from the effects Of eating too much
wheat The horse was worth ti0O and
will BE- quite loss TO is owner.
Several Of the young people from here
attended the opening ball Of the season
at Echo aud report having had good
time.
Mr.. Thomas n. stephens started tot
Salt Lake with bunch Of bseves on the
10Th, and q. Roberts with herd Of
mut,ons Thursday morning
John Beard Of Evanston has moved 10
lleneier 10 live.
The Republicans have appointed the
Inst and second Wednesday evenings Of
each month Tor their league club meet.
irgs.
The reapsrs are busy aud the crops
are good.
At the Republican primary held here
on Wednesday night Mrssr-. John
paskett aud George Tnsiham, ST., were
appointed delegates to the convention
at Park City September l. lspi
The whole Of last Sunday afternoon
was consumed Ia ordinations here.
Now that our crops are nearly ready
Tor market We look around us and
wonder how hong We will have 10 haul
our produce four miles 10 ship u while
= railroad runs right through our town,
Tho Union Pacific is certainly great
bsneiactor TO IL patrons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. W. D. Damn, a
sou. Mother and child are getting along
nicely. The father hAs To he set up with
nights.
Thomas Daniels aud wife are up FROM
Randolph for visit with Mfs. ]. Fra.
zier. Mr.. Daniels's mother, who has
been quite sick for some time past, bat
is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Pendleton went to
salt Lake on the Goth.
Thsodore Rasmussen moves his
family To Provo City this week lie
has contracted with Mr.. Becsly for one
year TO ruu his pottery.
Miss Rate and May wilkins returned
TO Provo ON the ?sth. they went via the
Utah Central.
Mr.. Henry Reynold and his daughter,
Mrs. A. W. Clayes, start for California
this week. They go for the purpose Of
trying TO improve the health Of Mrs.
ClAyes, who has been very sick for some
time.
W. II. Gardner, Jr., is out from Salt
Lake. He 10 stopping at Henry Rey-
nolds's. lie will look after SIR. Rsy.
nolds' splaee while he IL absent.
A dance was given on the Goth In
Yonng's Social Hall Tor the benefit Of
John seymorc Of Kamas, who starts on
a mission shortly. The dance was not
very well attended but would have gone
OH all right II Il had not been for dis
turbancs created at the close Of the
dance.
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would be IN view. HE believed the
manufacturers were A. fault in the man.
ner In which they posted their reduction.
There were no disturbances to-day.
Frankfort, Ind. Aug. 2l-Fmnkiort
was the scene Of irightiul boiler cxplo.
sion to-day, In which two men were
killed outright and six injured, a major.
itv ofthop seriously. The accident o..
cured A. Cramer's saw mill aud not only
the mill demolished but half a dozen
residences In the ncighborhosd were
more or less injured and the occupant.
injured by dying brick Or timbcrs.
killed-John vermillion, engineer vii.
liam Jackson, helper
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TELEGRAPHlC

rhuT.ia,. August soth.
Silver, O6c lead. t3lb.
Elliston. Mont, was entirely wiped
out by FIRE yesterday.
Able Brunea, the French murderer,
was gulllo,insd this morning.
Fire ina New York tenement Inhabited
with Jews resulted In several deaths and
the destruction Of the building.
The mystery Of the Vanderbilt divorce
case Is unrayeled by the appearance on
the scene Of a beautiful hish-nyer In
Paris.
Critic and MeAulifie will make another
match. Both claim they would have
knocked the other out In few more
rounds.
The negroes Of Orange county, South
Carolina, have gone on a strike In tho
cotton folds, refusing TO pick for less
than 80 cents a hundred.
Richmond, KY, Aug. 2s.-w. O.
Owens, candidates for Congress against
W. Q. Breckenridge, was hanged In
eiigy here last night.
Chicago. Aug. 2s.-The veteran rail-
road Official, John @. Gauli, died early
to-day. lie never recovered conscious.
ness since he was first strickened, with
paralysis.
New wha,eom, Wash, Aug. 2s.-Ths
forest around the city Is on FIRE and a
strong northeasterly Wind 10 blowing TO.
wards heeity. Several suburban resi-
dences have been destroyed
cowes, Isle Of Wight. Aug. 2o.-Right
Hon. Sir John Clayton Cowell, master Of
the queens household, died suddenly
to-day.
Tangier. Morocco, Aug, 2g.-Fighting
has taken place at shIadma, near Ten.
siit river. The rebels loss IL over 100
men.
Granh Rapids. Mich, Aug. 29.-Wil
liam Alden Smith was nominated for
Congress this afternoon by the Repuhli.
cans Of the Fifth district.
winona, MINI, Aug, 2a.-James A.
Tawney was rcn minated to-day Tor Com
gress In tho Minneapolis district by ac
clamation.
Iiillsboro, Tex, Aug. 2O.-J. o. Ab
bolt was nominated for Congress b,
the Sixth district Democratic conyen
tlon ON the 5,3O9th ballot.
Washington, Aug. 20-rhe iolloWinI
IL copy OF the answer sent yesterday
by Secretary Carlisle In answer to an In
quiry Of the collector OF customs at Bos
ton respecting the administration OF th'
new tariff law; "No mer 'handise whicl
arrived before midnight on the 9Th 1
entitled to rev tariff rates except mer
chandise already In bond.
Dallas, Tex, Aug, 2D.--The Republi
can state convention nominated tn
following state ticket; W. X. Marke
son, governor; Il. II. Rentfrow, lieu
ienani'goyernori A. n. Colwell. super
iniendent OF education; J. NJ. Hurley
Encouragement, and q. 4. Tomlinsol
comptroller.
City Of Mexico, Mex, Aug. 2a.--lt
reported here that Chief Clarence OF III
Mosquito reservations " now ia KinD
ston, Jamaica, aud will shortly procee
TO Mexico Tor protection tot himself an
his allies In Nicaragua. IL 10 though
that he may make a definite proposiuo
to the Mexican government to anne
his country and thus put an end TO IN
CenIrnl American irnnhlna
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victory Tor the latter. thel score being
~ IN II with an innings due the Rock.
port boys The same parties expect 10
play a game here IN the near future.
The dance and supper given last Fri.
day evening In honor Of John u, Sea.
mons was social aud financial success.
The proc, eds, .i77J, will be given to
Mr.. Seamous to help him to his field Of
missionary labor, the southern states.
Theie was dance in staker's grove
on Monday evening.
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ROUKroRr.

Mrs. Paxton Of Butte City, Mont,
has been visiting with her brother Mr..
W, A. Smith. the past week,
Miss Cora stemblidge IL al home on .
visit She expects To return to salt Lake
City ina few days,
Mrs. H. ssamons has moved down
from their ranch.
Mr., and Mrs. ssAmons made a bust.
ness trip to Salt Lake City this week,
Samuel W, R. Brown, one OF Salt
Lake City's business men, Is here visit
ing his hephews, William aud Samuel
Brown.
Mr.. and Mn. George Addy, Mrs.
Lydia Addy and Mrs. Emma Wilson Of
coalyills we're In Roekport on the 2sth
Miss X. b, Parsons Of Salt Lake City
Was the guest Of Mr.. anu Mrs. Stalker
the hrsI Of the week,
The ball game on August 2srd al
Park City between the Park City SECOND
nine and Reckport boys resulted iT
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Last week a horse owned by Lorenzo
Rheims ran away and killed itseii. Its
rider, son Of Mr.. Riehins's. jumped
and saved himself,
Cucambers are doing well here this
season.
A Republican meeting was held here
last Saturday night aud the following