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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

Debs II In jail.
Silver, % cents lead, 1910.
The "vigilanp wins the race.
Conierscs cannot agree on the tariff.
The strike has almost died out Ia the
East.
Settlers In Oklahoma fear an Indian
outbreak.
Cleveland signs the bill for the adlnis-
sion Of Utah.
This time Of the cruiser "siinnsHpolis'
IL 2s.07 knots.
A hightiul mining disaster occurred In
Psnnsylveanla.
In tho battle at Pratt's mine, Ala six
men we're killed.
Some trouble Is still experienced In
Oakland and Sacramento.
Forest Ores are raging in parts Of
New Jersey Michigan and Minnesota.
a telegram signed by Debsis produced
Ia which he advises Montana strikers 10
save their money and buy guns.
si0Nhp bf THE PRESIDENT,
A Tribune special says AZ midnight
last night President Cleveland signed
the act enabling the Territory OF Utah
10 be- admitted into the Union. The
bin after having been sont 10 the Pres-
ident, was submitted 10 the Attorney
General for his opinion a. 10 whether II
was In proper form. Mr.. Cleveland just
before going 10 bed took up the silver
penholder which had been lott with him
for the purpose, and ali1lnEin ID PLAIN
stub pen, wrote ON the ongrossed copy
tho words Approyod--Groyer Clevo-
land" lletLsn retired Tor tho night.
The peuholdor will Do presented by
Delegate Rawiins TO tho Utah Historical
Society.
CONGRATULATIONS AL AROUND.
All those who have been working for
Utah's admission have been congratu.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

Riots continue In Oakland.
Cholora IL causing great alarm In Rus.
sia.
Regulars inyadea courtroom ne sacm-
mento.
Mahsr hnochs Craig out In Two rounds
at Boston.
peha i-sued another manifesto saying
the strikers will vim,
pa,.s,l-- aud -,,g'ii w ninsss have a
hsrcs battle Va Alahami and several are
Killed.
~ Baseball rhIior Sweeney killed
Con hcMauus. Y notorisla tough 10
Gan Franoisoo.
While oHcrislnn M Chicrro, fnr~s
regulars are Killed md many are lnir'fss'
by an explosion ina calsson.
Oxiorl beats Yale. taking Give and one
half events 10 three and ono.hali on the
part Of the American team.
Suit against the Southern Pacific i'
brought nj tho iustanoooi Attorney'den'
eml Olney. Conspiracy o. charged.
O'Douoyan Rosa received only three
votes Tor city Marshal Of Dublin.
/ Huntington, W. Va, suffered from .
seyere fire yesterday, The building o
the Daily Advertiser and several stores
we're burnel.
ma . III .......... I..f.a. j.. 49,. gssa a.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20
TELEGRAPHlC.

The Democrats Of the House, today,
without division Of sentiment. 20 far
as the surface indications were concerned
and amid scene Of unparalleled en-.
thusiasm, sent the taiI bill back to
the oonfsrees TO stand Grm against the
amendments which the Senate had
placed upon the bill.
The following dispatch from saera
mento has been posted by the A. 4. u
strike committee: Fillmore agreed ts
take back all men without prejudiceI
The company could not withdraw Pull
mans without incurrng 4 law suit. \
trains anuuled Until further motif
Tie last par o this dispatch grsa
pleased the strikers who interpreted n
10 mean unconditional surrender by IN
southsrn Pacific. They say that PEI
ing the settlement OF the question n
issue between Pullman and tie South
Pacific Company no traias will be
out Of Sacramento,
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Debs declares that lac will yet win.
A massacre Of Christians il reported
in Korea.
Strikers are reported IN starved out at
Pullman.
An Italian at a picnic In PennsylyaniA
fred in a crowd Of dancers and wounded
ten.
Mississipprs governor stands as the
latest exponent Of States rights.
Cleveland, It il expected, will to-day
sign the bill for the admission Of Utah
An England lie interested In the coming
athletic contests between Yale aud Ok
ibrd.
| A Tribune Special saysi-Lewis W
Tyler Of Ogden. Titan, a miner, was
found dead Ia his room at No. 90 Collar
Avenue, Denver Death resulted from
an overdose Of morphine. Tyler was
suffering from rheumatism and II IL
supposed he took morphine to relieve
the pain.
London, July ia special dispatch
10 the Times from Chsmulpo says
fresh trouble has broken out In the Dis.
trict In Korea where tho recent up,is-
Ing occurred. Christians are involved IN
the trouble and number n them have
been killed. The French are now throat
ened. A guuboat il proceeding 10 the
maritime point nearest the scene Of the
disturbance, where n will either furnish
protection or De tho means OF escape Tor
sihe foreigners. 4 di,pttch 90 HE stand.
srl states The North German Gazette,
commenting upon British mciiaIou in
The Ch.no.oJapuuosa dispute, Ha, such
mediation does not mean q scttl6mentoi
ihs question, as IL Ia perfectly clear that
japan wants TO profit by the trouble 10
'Sg7ih the Chinese out Of the penln,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

W'AA ANNNANNf .|
from salt Lake City last week Whert
she has been staying for some weeks
past.
VA. Blssiard, Albeit Miles and
Lon. Merit went to Salt lake city last
week and returned horne on Sunday
morning.
The rain storms during the fore part
al the week put a stop 10 haying, but
II did great amount of good 10 the
growing crops.
The prospects Tor lountiiul harvest
this season are very encouraging To our
farmers.
The cutting oi luccrnc = III be- general
~ som A. the weather clears up.
Utah. the 45th State Of the Uuion,
will be the banner State, aud her star on
Old GLORY will bs the brightest Of all.
Ars. Sadie Roundy and Mrs. Ann
Eliza Necl were both severely hurt on
Tuesday afternoon by being thrown
from a buggy. They, with some Of
their children, were returning home
when tho pole OF the buggy came down,
frightening tho horses. The ladies aud
all but one child were thrown to the
ground. Mrs. Neels arm was thrown
out Of Joint at the elbow and Mrs.
Roundy, who was In a delicate condi-
ton, was severely hurt. The children
escaped with nothing mere than a fright.
DR.. Maxwell set Mrs. Neel's arm and
the lady is doing ~ well m possible.
Mrs. Rsundy, NJ last account, was suffer.
ing severely from hurt In her back
and was unable to move around without
assistance. 10th ladies have the sym
patty OF the community.
$. r. Stevens returned home on Tues
day afternoon from his trip through the
National Park. Mr.. stephens report,
that he saw u large amount Of country
and many thing Of interest, he and
party having travelled over thirteen
hundred miles since leaving hero. The
trip WAS made with wagons and saddle
horses. Some Of the parties who went
ont with Mr.. Stevens did not return
With him. Robert +, Maxwell pro
cured work III tho National Park, join
L. Miles at Idaho Falls and Abraham
NJ. Lyons at Basalt, Idaho. Horace II
Stevens, Of the party, returned ON Mon
day.
Our citizens will celebrate In gran,
shape on the twenty'iourth, Pionee
Day.
The Quauely Conference OF III,
TWeniy-sscond Quorum Of Seventies vii
lie hsld 10 Wanship, on Sunday, Jul
27nd. A irll attendance Is requested
DR., Ira Lyon passed through peoa OIL
Wednesday for Holiday Park.
LIB. Clawson, Jr., and family, q
Salt Lake Guy, vert to Ho'iiay Par
last week. That lovely resort Is bein
oiled up rapidly.
Albert Miles is putting upa larg
barn,
Anders Jorgenscn has moved ON /
biz land iust South Of his olo home.
ItISBid that HT. With will "ssaq
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Eyonsion aud Coalyillu PLAYED base
ball game in Bromley's Grove Sunday,
JUL 10th. The result was 10 TO l7in
favor Of Coalville.
Tho work train has resumed work
with force OF new men.
J. ,. Bromley returned from Salt
Lake July 18th.
Joseph Hunt goes to washalch 10 day,
July 10, TO watch the tunnel.
This Evanston base ball boys express
themselves as being well treated by
the Coalyille people.
George F. Olsen has been to wahaatch
looking after the interest Of John Hop
kin for the last ten days.
The Union Pacific Railro d has about
forty watchmen on the road between
Echo and Ogden, looking after tho
bridges and track,
Detective T. 4. saggi- nov at tho
Croydon bridge, Coxey's lookout,
The Park City day schools have n pic
mic 10 Bromley's Grove July 28lh.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

aspocch. Ntli IS O'Clock TALLER Morris
uu'ooa'nol the anchored end of the rope
aui ths sbmlici cop5r sus slowly lowe
cred and 'I.i boo the coffin standing un-
aernu.h 'Ur platform. TIE Acr was
nHi badly distorted. though tho mouth
was open aud the tongue pfoirudiug.
The colo, of tho features vs.. biuish
iiutt which tho uukempi. reddish hair.
Struggling duwuoyer tue iofchsad. made
the sight one long TO l'v remembered
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

, There will I've rufca nl drNnalAllN
g1Ennrsr- sse'naNI nl-s-Iust,ria,su;I
summer II there il not nm early move on
the part Of the farmers In unison 10 cr.
terminate them by poison Or otherwise.
They have already tins season cleaned
out crops u cabbage, wheat AMI oats ~.
lag near the foothills.
Born, To the wife of Alma Stone
brakcr, daughter, on sunday last,
July 18Th.
For I've or more years lir. hyrum
Smith aud wife have had two Of their
children, aged : and y, undor treat.
mcnt Tor catarrh aud consumption, ne
they were advised that WIS their coln.
plant. lidt recently doctor tool from
the ear Of one several kernels Of pop.
corn, and from the others nose a shoe
button, These had been pushed In By
the children years ago. They are now
getting along all right.
The following will be the progam Tor
the celebration of the 9th Of July At
lloytsvill, Morning exercises At the
meeting house In charge Of the marshal
Of the day, Mr., John Gum, commencing
alto O'Clock sharp. Singing by the
Ward Choir Prayer by chaplain. Robert
McMichael, lr; Grafton by orator Of the
day, q. q. Redden Duet by the Misses
4. Brown and A. Sargent Select reading
by Or-on Ryan; stump speech By G.
u. West recitation by Master Jonah
Birch; selection by the harmonic band
song by Miss Olive Crittenden snd
olhersi bonsdiclion by chaplain; ~.
ireshmsnis and recess for one hour, fol-
lowed by the potato, egg, three.leg,
wheelbarrow and foot rAcesi contest
game Of baseball between the Red Belts
aud odd Follows then dance for the
Juveniles; also bow dance for the
adults at the meeting house In the
evening.
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Alisi iOnckley TIT~ Tf----
Rocksburg, Ida, who have been visit.
Ing friends and relatives here the past
three weeks. rtumcI home Wednesday,
July 18TH
The first crop OF luccrne through this
part Of the country II cut aud mostly
all hauled. Tho FARMER. here have been
working both night aud day for fear Of
rain coming and damaging their crops.
The game Of baseball played Saturday
between the Coalyillc mixed nine and
North Morgan iirSt nine was very close
aud interesting and was watched with
ongrrne-s boy large crowd Of spectators.
The game camo out ~ 10 20 IN favor OF
the Morgan boys ono Of the Coalvillc
boys 10y the name Of Crompton was
taken suddenly ~ from the effects Of
drinl Ing too much lee water while
play IF. lie suffered intensely Tor
several hours while at the Morgan house,
hut later In the evening got better and
returned home.
A grand ball At Lake Como was given
by LittleGeld a Eddington In honor Of
the Coalyillc boys Saturday evening
which was well attended, and MI present
had very pleasant time. The even
Tugs enjoyment concluded ut about 2
a. mi and all returned home well
pleased with their night out,
The North Morgan aud tho fret nine
from Hooper, Weber county, will play a
match game here on the cath inst.
The German picnic At Lake Como
Tuesday was decided success. Several
ladies and gentlemen were complaining
the next day Of the sideache brought on
by too much laughter, but at last ae.
counts no broken ribs were discovered
OF course We can only blame our Mayor,
as he was the ringleader and when ever
he take" hand In anything something
ID going TO pop.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

silver % cents lead, $50.
Long View bank robber. are shot.
"Puky" Bu-s break, the bicycle re-
cord.
Oakland strikers slill conurue TO
csuse trouble.
The strike appears TO te dying out ia
the East.
British and N,camrusns have q bat
Gle on Corn leland.
American women missionaries nro cav.
agaly assaulted by Chinese.
The cruiser Minneapolis proves 10
be DE-, fastest wavhip nfloat
Dakota prairie fire. destfoy a Russian
settlement aud several lives ate lost.
The Contrasts n Germany are very an.
gry A. the Hundo-rath Tor refusing in TO-.
peal the anii.Jcwish laws
nauy Knox, the A. u. e.. leader IT
Sacramento, IL arrested for destroying
the trcstlo by which five lives we're lost.
Biloxi, Misc, july ii-An unknown
negro was lynchcd here this morning.
ON Thursday evening he attempted 90
commit VA outrage on woman living
three miles from this city, but she suc.
cscied la driving him OH he vas cap.
thrvd and aitorWard confessed the crime.
iiobokcu. N.J., Julyll. The striking
Italian. On the new boulevard thcrw
slonss ut the police to.day The police
then hrcd on them. Policeman Anderson
fatally shot one Italian. The mob then
Quilted down.
Clsrksyille, Tenn, July ii.-News
reaches here from Dickson county that
masked men shot William Bell. ALA.
Drew, anogro lie WIS q hafn.buFnor
and was suspected Of many crimes
Helena, Mont, July i1-special to
Tribune. -The robbers Who stole safe
containing on 900 from the driver Of an
express wagon At Wickes yesterday dld
not got away with their pluudcr. a..
though thgy have 10 iar escaped delee.
ton thomsoltos When the alarm was
spread pursuots epmng up Ia great MUM
hcr, and were soon bot GA the uail.
The rohpo-- ,onnl lhy -ouldnai "saai'.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20
TELEGR B1IC BRIEFS.
The Daily List Of dimes, Casualties,
and 0lhlNsEs
FROK ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
oona.u.ea FROM" i.a,s', rsieuAphle
Dispatches
FROE ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


silver. - cents lad. $40.
The Federation o''nbor will not call
n strike.
An expires. ROT y took place, at
wicte., Mont.
Work in the Hon ! and IN the Senate
l. now rushed. IiIA
pehs's oiIer ~ th hcfal managers IL
not even ton ijefedI
Soldier. Gre into crowd at sscu-
menio With fatal red L..
Strikers ditch a"Irsfour" tain, Mil.
Ing the fireman aud ,lnginecr
Dch- and soye1 Ign nov propose
to continue the tight 90 the death.
Eight hanglngsr Roluliug that Of
: sudersasi. the assassin Who numbered
Mayor Harrison, took place Yesterday.
Earthquake at Con'lauiinopl,, con.
iinuc 90 irregular Intervals The in.
hnbitani. Of tho city ha,c been driven
to q condition 81 abie,i fear by the ~.
peticd disturbance, aud in All places
which have felt the earthquakes, q state
u panic exists. llouscs hay, hccu de.
serlel, aud the people are clustered In
tie parks. garden. AMI fields Al arc
suffering hard.hips, I'D the exposures
are especially severe on the tick aud
persons injured during lhe early shocks.
The SEA Of Marmom seems 10 be- the
center Of the Disturbances, A wing Of
the Military School ifll TODAY, killing
three persons and r'Jnnding twenty.
two. Many bodies have been cxtrlcaied
from the ruins In various parls Of
the city. The shocks uerc very seyrrc
at Adabascar. One hundred aud thhty-
honscs we're wrecked tierr ami tevcnty-
two porsons lost ih,lr l.cs
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silver wa NthAaf WNps fasAVf
Cholera Is liner easing In Europe.
peba says he enjoys his stay in jail.
..L....anssJ 1850 Of silver is ordered.
olnc-o.reAv .v a,...
France will suppress No.
tic laws. ~
Natives hoist the British asl
Island.
Tho strike seems practically en,N "
the East. -
Stockholders may be held for Union
Pacific debts.
Bondholdsrs Of the Oregon Short Line
take an important step.
The senate passes CArcy's measure
Tor cession Of arid lands 10 the States
The Senate Committee recommends
the admission Of Arizona and New Mex
leo.
The Union Pacific shops in Wyoming
and Idaho will not be reopened for re-
pair work.
Mr. Preston, the director OF the mint,
to-day by direction OF the Secretary OF
tho Treasury, issued order, TO the mint
authorities at san Francisco aud New
Orleans 70 begin at once the cionags Of
silver dollars, and during the present
month to coin up to the ordinary capac-
tiles Of the minis. The silver TO be 1rst
coined viii be blankaan ingots, ofwhieh
th"ro Is sufficient TO coin 81 800, 600 n
these two minis and at Philado X
As soon as this supply Is exha llgii
work probably will begin on the SANS
bars, OF which there ia years sun
at san Francisco and New Orleans n
probably five years supply at Phil. ~,
phia. 30 far as can be learned, Il h, y
the purpose Of the Government to OK NJ.
the coinage OF seigniorage beyond a IL
millions, brt It is stated that aitereq
ing what gold may be necessary,
reaching the abraidea fractional sil ~.
each Of the three minis probsblySiIi be
worked at their normal capacity on sill
Yer dollars, Tor the nSxt several months,
at least and pregLhably up TO the cad
OF the presenI(Sear. Whether treasury
notes " ~ retired as fast as received
10y etfFer, 20 far as known, has not beer
llielermined,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

Bcns Smiths three.yearold son, q this
city, who has been tick tor the paut
week. died Tuesday afternoon at 4 p. m.
The funeral iakes place Wednesday.
David Tracy Of os.len IL mere on bust.
mes, connected with the llsiaer Bros.
Commercial Company, Of which he i q
member
James Fosi oi Pafk City, Who has
been visiting his family and friends, rc-
turned BONE ,hc l0,h lfsL
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NO. a.

latng themselves to-day that the meas
ure has become law. II IL now con-
coded thnt bad Che bill with i,s blunder
regarding the election NJ Congressman
gone Co the President uncorrcc,ed Il
would douhi'cas haye been sent lack to
Congress for revision or have been We
tDcd 600 arcc1ni OF be- defective form.
Tie correction made by concurrent re
olufian enabled the bill to be sent to
Che President as the senate Committee
ON Territories intended u should be-, and
ihcrc vas mo- ground after that Tor any
doubt ne 10 the outcome.
Governor West, on the day In which
the bin passed saw the President and
congratulated him on tho action Of
Congress. ITO was satisfied from tho
rrcs.dents manner that he uas favorable
TO the measure.
rturp or IT'S ouircr.
The attempt madr 70 spuut scn-
satior Toe regard 10 tie aIicscf railroad
scheme did not at all effect Me. Glove.
land. aud whatever H. object. u failed
iu accomplishing the main purpose.
The star this evening gives the FOL.
lowing ar'oaut % fnow the President
sigucd the Utah ~ w which the gold
pon was called upon t5'er n work.
The President has sirnoc ,As- Al'
providing ior constitution ior Utah
aud iis admission as a State. but Dele
gate RawlIns OF Utah 10 badly dia.
I appointed man over ono phase Of tho
spa,r When Congress passed the bill
lot the admission oi Utah to the Union
~ iull-1edged State. he purchased -
solid gold pom and solld silver holder,
deliberately carved aud engraved and
left them with Private Secretary Thur
her, with the distinct understanding
that u should be used by the President
in atlixing bis signature to tho admission
bill aud by that act making Il tho law of
Of tho land
rOHooT tHr rEs.
The pen and holder were then 20 30
returned 10 Mr.. Rawllns Tor presenta.
ton for al the time on public exhibition
In the State House Of the now State
The President and Mr.. Thurher each
entered gladly into the arrangement, aud
Mr. Rawlins ielicilated himself accord.
inEly But the best laid plans gang
at agloc, and 20 IL happened In this
ease.
The President at nj his desk late last
night aud disposed Of lot Of routine
business ,u penunetory way. Several
bills were laid on his desk with tho
statement that they All had l.ssa rs
/ ported ilsoraOly by ths department u
,.iilci, they belonged.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

James salmon Of Coalyiile spI t.uri,p
crittcndcn Of Hoyisville ver. ma
speakers at the meeting on SUNDAY
last.
Arrangements are being made 10 !, |
brato Pioneer lay.
,auszsx,..A Inn ~ a-.ls lgtb 80
Bonn! -! N ~ 90
wife Of Joseph II. liccciV, "a Ror~~'
Mr.. Settle Atkins " Tooele i7 tho
guest u Mr.. aud Mrs Az. \. Smith.
Mr.. aud Mr.. II scamons and Mics
Maria Horiin OF Rockpor, aud Mrs.
Sarah Cockrill Of wanship went TO Salt
Lake CITY. on Monday.
Joseph D. Malin and Alfred ,eamons
made a trip to salt Lake CITY the tist
VI the week.
wrs. white Of Oakley i. visiting her
Mrs. Rcbeccu Beecroit.
The Rockport boys villcros' bal'wiih
the Rcd Belts in friendly game Of hall
On Saturday, the 2l-'
Joseph Vernon and wife ]. ". Malin
aud vile. and Mi's Hattie Malin have
gone TO Nnmas 10 spend few days.
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Nlss Emma Iioriin % vI''T'
dive. An1 iriends ln Wanship.

Alas Emma Horiin o vI-'''rg -
dives ADD friends In wanship.
Miss sylvia snapp went to Park city
10 spend the saiamcr
n. u. snapp has commenced to labor
on hla brick yard with fall set IT
hands.
Wanted. boy about 10 years old a.
the brichyArd In oakley
The river hanksare lincl with fisher
~ &C. 10. camps are In every
b.ns v ihv ,.ycr whore they eau pitch a
tent.
Mr.. Thomas Csnkliu Of Salt Lake II
visiting Mr. Jensen rnd will assist
Oscar In haying.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

There have been several wool buyers
here the last few days, and nearly ell
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

NAHN wv AfNNA or We" A"'"'HHt wv"
morning. They wrapped their Weapons
CO. some Old clothes and tried 10 bum
them beyond naturalization. They
drove their horse within a mile Of town
and abandoned the rig. II ia supposed
they came into that town during the
night and are probably there vet. The
two men who found the saie received
reward oi $500 each.
Humboli, Tenn, July li.-Miss ror-
tia Wellington, the iOyoar-old daughter
Of l.. ". Wellington, q wealthy planter
Wa outraged and murdered by au un'
known Hcnd near her fathers home At
pierson, Tenn, yesterday. Miss Well
lington and a younger Sister while out
picking blnckborrios, became separated,
After some hout the younger one could
not lind her sister and gave he alarm.
The whole neighborhood was aroused
aud she was finally found with her
throat cut. There was also evidences Of
criminal assault. The whole settlement
IL aroused aud hundreds Of men ar,
searching the woods for the lend,
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The Usual Bright and EsBSy Notes
Gathered In
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS.
~u,awaf, ~ Al the Ssws and Events ."
suwsit and Morgan Counties nufi"E
th. Past Week.


Mis- Emma liortin returned home
from Salt Lake the i3ii inst.
~. n. stevens and others returned
from trip to Wyoming. Montana aud
Idaho, whore they have been looking
Tor locations. They bring some very
fiattsring reports.
The baseball game between the Red
1elisRnd IN, lloyisvillo nine WIS yery
interesting. The louisville boys camc
ont victorious. In nine innings the
Hoytsyille boys made 80 runs, oakley
boys 10 runs. The Oakley boys gave
dance-.rn Dm2as well attended ana
--,affcst dnantiiy vrioycd. Come again
4 time sincc the ~ '"s TO entertain you
va tauHaVt.