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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-01
SUMMONS
IN ihc District Court DO aud Tor tho Third ia
dlcin District 81 Utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake

The People Of Che iorrtory OF Utah souA
greeting To O.. H. Fowler. Defendant
YOU ARE uEUEBY REQUIRED no Ap.
i ucar in an action brought against sou by
tuc above named plaIutiU Iu tu1 District CIuf.
oi Che Third Judicial usigI-to 90 che Icntflrv
20 ltll. ud 90 huswcr the complaint uIHI
therein WITHIN ten days exclusive OF tho day N
H0rNICuI iftDr tno service uu you 0f this sum.
mons-h served within thh c9uuiy3 or. u
served lut of this u1uuiy, Dut lu tIIi District
days judgment By default will be- takcn
nsainstyou, according 60 the prayer q said
complaint
1bosaid action BE- brought 10 have q decree
uf thIs court fiaso.Yng She n1nds ~ maium0uy
yNluug between UilIuun uau defendant:
1NuNc rclef prayed Tor oa The ground that on
ur about ihc ~ day of september, w, tho
defendant wholly and without cause icser 81
aui abandoned piaint.u. AMI has ever since
1--we separate and apart from her against her
uII' nod without h0r rJIsant; and that Tor "a
Ions tune pact the defendant has wilfully neg.
Ioti.i 90 provide Tor plaintiff tho c0mmon
urHrHHarrH OF lfc.
Ani you arc hereby notified thattf you fai
90 1rpnar and answer iho said complaint a.
above required. Che suit pII'nUf will apply 10
t. court Coy Que relief demanded thUrul1
witness. Che huu. samuel a. MCrutL Judge,
and Che seal of tho District court
% tho Ih.rd Judicial Dittridt,
.srAII iu aud i0r The Territory " Utah,
tHa 0th dhy ~ Apri. iu ne year
20 our Lord ono thousand slght
hundred ana ntnoty.f1ur
DAVID G. DUNBAR, CLERK
uE GRO. %. Looms. Deputy
d. NJ. sfrLL, plaiut.ns attorney.
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MARsHAL's SALE

DuusrANr TO AZ uuuFH Or SALE
A f1 uu directed Hy tlo IHIri District UHaHI
of ilr Territory NJ GO. 10. small CaUH.. 90 HH..
..r aa.r. 90 ODE front door u tlU county Court
lI.uHu In tIH city of ralt Lakc, county ul
tHIt iH.H .HI Territory Of Utah. ON Ono .'h
90. ui june. I.t Ht O'Clock aim. 90 UH
l.Na l.. Claim Hui interest Of leo Mice.
IW.Il hi...H. tIuItH H. MUkrH. John uIHHI
huI .NNU M WNLU#. Of boo and 10 che follow
luE doe INn1 frII estate. situate. lyinr and
.,.u. boo -a.t Lake County, anu deiouJud ne
follows. IH.HIt
urimumg 10 feet wet % tho northeast
rHruCr H. H". zion fu0rH IliI. township one fiI
HuuIH, rIH.u ONE NH.LHf hHIf iuku meridian.
auI FHnH'rE NUI.U south UH feet.
thence west feet thence rUfII
lHHI fNUH.y UT.f l|7 frui tuguUH u1rth II4
f.rt. iIr..H uHHt Dos feet iIf Hr uIHgo ~ uosIn
ping UN""utH .rra.H r.r"H of .fuHuf il tie
HH .FH H.H.r .HNUn. u"..TI..I HH fHfuvH Uu
.."u... |. f.Ut wet uuI I.Hf south 0f tho
nHfurI.i tufnUr of fHI1 section d.. thence
south 90 .ryi thence DHHI DC. feet. truUu
nlriH Doc foot thence wet DIS faot Co. tho place
of beginning.
To rg ga ss tHc properly Of Zoe vfe..
lmmh MiC.. Charles a Wltra. JOHN uHsHu
aud -aIlio %. MHaa., 90 Sue sut OF Lathe. h.
hrUHH.
Iyuua OF cole HaHH.
SAT. ST. BRIGHAM.
q. Marshal
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IrnAL NOTICE
n me Probate Court zoo aud Tor Salt Iai
County, Territory uf Utah



Do tlc matter OF tho r.fliU uf Iuul " Cham.
bur.Iut tr.tlteu
NrOuCr J., uEHEn1 GIVES THAT
~ ou tUg .lst day NJ MAY. 1870. tHU admin.
iHIrttIr uf che rHNiH WAH HE lHU Probate Court
HfurcHuid, ly judgment uf saId court duly
made uun entered. authorized 90 sUlI certain
portion OF tuU real rHtatU ~ alIi cHtutr Tor tho
purpose of paying ihu debts uf HaI1 estate
that pursuant Co Haid Judgment sHiu admins.
traitor VIII frIl 10 private sale 90 the highest
Hli,r for cash, Che following described real
D.aty
Commencing hta point eight rods oast and
seventy HCYru thirty HFr one nguircuths feet
north uf tUr northeast corner uf block
FH. liut 'N" SAT- Lake CITY survey,
ihrurn wet fugt thence north li
iyti thence ,Ist laI feet thence north 0. Q
feet thence yuHttu foot thence south iCUt,
tiuuHU ylHt si|r fyyf. thence south So 30 foot.
thence west Dor. feet, thence s0uth feet,
thence west '0.. feet thence uouh trgt.
thence west W .tygt iu iHu place 10 beginning.
SAID property W.II NU cold uu Ur after tuU 700
day nf June, iHt IIfa must boz Iu writing ont
WuHt Boo lrtl uItN Che administrator personally
ur 1915 ihr UfIHr OF q. 81. IuNmHu, NO. H.l
Progress HuUIIHE. Hl|t lH.y city, Utah.
ru1 property D. situated boo Salt LaEo city,
WM 20 uUAMuEUIIS.
Administrator of tH, estate ut john W. Cham.
berlin. deceased.
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lrnAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court 90 and flr salt Lax
County Territory OF l,ah

In the Probate Court 90 and flr salt Lake
County Territory OF l,au
10 Che matter of tur ostlts OF Henry Nc.
EWau. deceased.
Nou.a ~ umG arH place f0r thc hrlr.nr Of
UDUu0u Iur a1uI.HIHu 90 probate OF Will
VRUGsUANr 100 as ORDER OF SAID
UUurt 900 HI'I uHiiHr notice lH hereby
lIynu thai "wednesday, thr un day OF SHAY.
4. u. I.HI. ut .u H'..H.A d. m.t ut The County
COM. House Boo sole IHso t,y, Utah Territory.
900 fUH court fHum Ui Hail court, hus been aU.
pointed tnu uu0 Hul place fUr the hearing uf
petition uf AEHgs NCEwan, prnylug fHr lhr
admission NO. probate ot certain document
Herewith UrlHyutoi, purpurtuE 90 Doc tHu IH.t
N.I .Ut Testament of iulrF MrtWIn. HUs
.lHHH.H. whom Hud whore ulI pUr.uuH Interested
fHaU .UHuar and oppose she probate of HHII
1901. H. granting Of Sold lguur. IrsHmUHfaTT iI
.Enu# N"EHHu AH prayed Cor BOO .HII petition.
Iu W,Hy whereof I h.Nu N.rHHutH 20 Wy
hand ana urAU4 tHn HgAI 0f alI
IsEE1 court, ths .ltH day of Nsu a, %
THl
o. n. MEIuN.
t'CTk Ui Probate Court
U.L g. Ih"E, Deputy J'.rl
IUEuUruH Is tANhuh, Ati9WngH.
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Aud In HrHUriaufr with law and tUr order uf
Wr Board Hf brurtIu made uU thr 34ud DAY
ui Star Do, l.il, fu many shares 10 each parcel
70 stock a' may Del necessary Will lu sold Ht
'hu Office ut tne secretary Ht 80. M ~, lirst
south street. slIt lakr City. Utah. 0u fII.
Jay. tnr lIrHi DAY uf June, 1904. at D.. Iu, o.
uly Che delinquent uaauHHWunt together With
iuu costs ui advertising and expense of sale
b. o. ANDERSON. SECRETARY
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NOTICE FOR gyPllSArloN-rlNeeR


COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
y ~ this Office ng james IS UIuu arAIraf
george D. Ward tor failing 90 comply will IIv
81 Co Timber culture Euiry NO. I5.I dated
March l1th lsl upon me n D n. u.s. and
W ~ r. 81, Section g. Township r.
Range 0 W. in aIt lake County. Utah. with 10
Wow 90 the cancellation ~ said pUtr#. con.
tcatant alleging that george D.. ward uHf not
and has not caused forest trees, tree seeds 0f
CstuuEs 20 Be planted upon Huid land during
tlo third year from date ~ his entry. 90, from
Mar.h l0ih, isJl, 10 March Oh. 1893 and 900
not, and did NOT cause amy forest trees. iroo
seeds or cuttings 90 Do planted Upon said land
during thr fourth year from date Of bic entry,
Ec from March lHtI. lfuI, 90 March 10Th. l.Hl.
and slIl failure rOuunucl tn date hereof tho
SAID parties are hereby summoned Co appear
ut tuIH onlro Ou the i.ih day NJ Juno. 800. at
% O'Clock H.m., 10 respond and furnish tcsu.
muuF concerning said alleged fI.U.U
MtfkIs g. CHADWICK. BYRON tuuu,
Attorney Tor tlutpffHul NUHiatvr.
Morn The fact and date of HHHtrU upon
iiH ImHursruIturo CIHIm.Ut .NHUl Ny en-.
duIarI uu tnIH notice. uuH publication uIaf IU
rrHHUrI Oh only wnCfU personal HUruHH CON.
not lU nIi Hud that Tact BE- established HY an
.M'IN|t fHHt Hfiur uHIrH duo diligence. DO IlH
boon found IuUH.a.I.U DO made personal cor.
Vice upon on" claimant
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n \. n. .. =. ooNrLnENcE.
Important Notice to These VINO WIN
attend,

Important Notice 10 Those VINO WIN
attend,
D, ~ should be remembered that the
Union Pacific Ia the only line % Logan,
auu y ~ Important that all who attenJ
,ne r. NJ, NJ. /. a. oOnfeTeuce-On
sumo and 8--lhould leave salt Lake
w lle through train, NJ 9;4O p. M,
.ul'lrg At Logan Mt $50 p. M, aud re-
wihlng should leave Logan at $3.50
a. me- arriving ut Salt Lake Mt lO;lO
a. wv, ,n, making the trip In each dirol-
"Ou without delay on transfer.
A'y 0iher arrangement DW nCoGEsI.
, oot IINsler and dcidy at ogden both
yong ana returAiHg
~ MI,'kAh excursion tickets, however,
wv he good Tor stopover AT Ogden by
70, UHloH Pdo.lo In either direction, II
utslTru.
rare, round thin. "a an
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w I0unl ITln, $3.50
HALF FAEE EXCURSIONS

30 osdon over tho Union Pacific.
,sSu June ], . ana 3 the Union Pa
s,ug WIN sell return tickets to Ogdeu
NM, 1ne rare rate (tl,5Ol good for return
e, S',' June o, rraips leave At 7 and
WOW a'm' and gao and 600 nm.
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GAHrlrLD nrACm rnAINs.

Commencing May 8lst, trains be-
tween Salt Lake ana Garfield will run
"a foll0wG
Leave salt Lake 7:i5, 1920 a. ne,
300, 800 aud I $3.50 p. IN.
AIrlve Salt Lake l2;4J, 800, 4:iJ,
b.lO and I lO;l0p m,
'paily except sunday. fDAlly except MoH.
Oson's orchestra In attendance every
afternoon and evening. Fare round
Igip 5J cents.
ID. Il, BURLEY,
Gent. ACT. Passgr. Dept.
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
%RfO@s
GRANDE%
AWEsTERN%
NpAluykY< ~
49,,


LrnNr snit Lnho
40. .=rcf Provo. bingham. and
900 pUIn' EaHt.ss,..s.s sos a. m.
so tHiUr Provo. GRAND junction
gui oil. points tl.t.,........ % o.. 100.
SO 0-lgf Provo NaUu and
Fauna H....H t.asa.l. D go 70. fIs
40. sHIur hurcka .......... ..1I D.. BOO
so. g-tor ogden and Wort....a... % o.. m.
No l-iJr Ogden aud tb6 Wost.... IaJ PEN.
Arrive salt Lahe.
No l-IrUm Provo, Grand junction
anu tho Elsi..s.t.s.. s.s,.. l'.0 D. ul
NO. .-From Provo. Grand Junction
uuu iuo East .......s, .....s.s ms D.. M.
No 3=frUm uIughAm. Provo. Mauu
nud -Aliua ....a..s,..s...... zee, dtDp. m.
so. n=IfUm EuTJkA gi5Am Co.,.
No l-trom Ogden and tho Wet. 7i3a m
so. tHir0m ogden and Che West, s.l5 %. m.
Only line running through Pullman Palace
Double DRAWING Room HICCuorH 60 Denver wa
tuuu Junction amt 90 hanHhs CITY and DhIea
gU via colorado points, tree reclining chair
cars saIt Lake 90 uunycr, aud only line ruua
ming Pullman ~lrcuurs thlt Lake " san frIus
cisco. hoehauEcai close connections. Safety
speed md comfort
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. End South.
n &. DODGE. Az. WEpHY,
Geo. Manager Cen supL
J.L ILNNErr. Gen. T.. &I.A
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tAVUlIsIUN 40 OeDEN,

'aH' i't, and ana ard, Va. the Un,op
Pacific.
viii ABOVE dates the Union Paolno
Al !" 4, 'ell round trip tickets 10 Ogden at
49, yool Tor return until June 8.
NJ aus leave Salt Lake Mt Z and $3.50 a.
49, ana &iio ADD giQp am.
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In tho Probate Court iu and Tor sait Lake
County, Territory Of Utah


NflcF 70 snow cause why order uf sale OF req
estate should not ho made
TOsErI CuhNf-. TIM ADMINISTRATOR
- ot Che estate OF Thomas iuHo. Old.
ceased. hlUug nlef hiH petition herein, duly
Furilrdl Ur'FIug for an order 0f sale uflR UaH
.r aIl of tHc rcHl estate OF sail dtgeIout. Cor
lHe pauHHOF therein Get forth. 10 d. thor8.
i1.a nr1.rlI nv tho Judge " tsld court that
d. lli..H. Interested Boz thc csnto 1f saI1
90 nNHHI appear before Che HaiI Probate
.0.u uu luusdaY. tho th dog OF June,
wy 10 lI O'Clock BOZ tHr forenoon Of
.AIl NlIs % iIo court room OF said Probate
,ugti, % .Nc County Court House, Iu tH8 Uity
hud Count of slIf tlEo UlaH Territory. 10
show cause Why uu order should mos bel
rfnutoi w ihn HaIl admuIsirator tl soII au
much oI ihr r7Il eat'ie Uf He taIl deceased
on null.' nr Ir'lio Gallo 10 HHlIl NU uCHUfa1rv.
ana that copy 90 iHIH order Boz UuHHfhru al
least four tuUrH.r.Fn wrrHH ru tHu uIaIuUr
lNtNlNn NEN.. ueNHrarUr ufuiad and pub.
usuri In aaII O|fY and county,.
Dated May .rd. ls'L
JACOB %. UiAtg
Probate judge.
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line TllIilg tWO
Through Fast Trains daily I
LBADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL %. 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake Sos am, arrive at Pueblo
tI5 m, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. 8 leaves Ogden 7:7o PM,
Salt Lake S25 pm, arrive At Pueblo
rlS pm, Colorado Springs 500 PM,
Denver 1850 pm.
Connections made At Pueblo, Colorado
Syringe and Denver with all limos east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man Shoppers on all trains Take the
ID. a r. @, and have % comfortable trip
and enjoy tho nuesI scenery on tho COM
tluonL
A. s. HUGHES, s.. X. HOOPER,
Iraflc Manager o., T.. & n. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo,
b. r. NEVINS,
General Agent
Bslt Lake city, Va
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~.
vine, Defendants.
DURsUANT TO Az ORDER or SALE
uu foreclosure 90 mo directed hy th,
tniri juiIrhI usiuHt tuuu ~ Ono Tern.
tory OF Utah. Iu tuu above entitled action. !
shall tfHuryai public Hl.n. 90 che south front
door 90 tno DuuutF Court House in thu rIty of
r1.t Lake, ruauiY VI salt Lake and IruIt 10y
NJ NN, un ilu HtH uHY of June. isIt at ID
O'Clock H H., 900 Che r.Eui tUH. claim and Doc
tCTgHtUf lamIH ". roo. Huu Laura a. pItiH ~.
boo sui IH 600 following described real estate,
situate. lying auu being 100 salt take cay and
County, ttah, AMI described Hs follow. to.WIt.
Commenting 10 point % fo1t cast FROM iHr
northeast end ul tnWmrrU 70. street un FITHt
South street tnst iu iui seven I1H. U'Duk
fg.rHiE GOD, FIat "a" salt Lake DIly survey
BALI Inku County lAu Territory, HuI ful
uIHr thence uAst tWUuty.nlue 800 fryt, thence
.uuIh seventy 'nyu lii feet .lHvUUH Wrat lWOu.
tY uUuU l.HI feet thence north seventy. ntr I5l
feet iH place uf beginning, iHrHHmu being Tho
premises now uhyl and hold NE james "
IIIf. ami Doe wife Laura a. lItiH. under lease
from tHr trustees Uf tHU estate uf brigham
Young, dated January N.N. IHfH. also IrtHr
fIum brigham Young IHI.lU lu lrIuk Croker.
dated November ID, I-rI, aHI aHHIgurI 90
James 49, iItts.
20 hU sold go ur property of james Vs.,
lIua and Laura a. llliH Ht iHu tuIt of raturE
lhu'Hu aud stephen Hays
ICrWH ui sale, r4Hu.
SAT Ne BRIGHAM,
O. b NlUHuaL
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Delinquent Noueo. Last Chance Mining
Company
Location Of principal place OF business, salt
tAtu Ctv llau.
Location 0f wotta, Bra, AIilfha county, Idaho.
" UIlCE aIitEHE AXE DEIINQrENT
- upon tho N "H draa.uuu stock Uu
a..1uutui assessment lowed ou tfr .lud DAY
uf March .IsIl, fIu several amounts act opposite
ihu names uf thg respective sharoh0id,ta. DO
follow
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On June |, 2 aud 3, tickets good for
ighrn until June o. Trains leave at
aud y'81Rm M. and 2:i0 and $3.50 Pm.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DO tho THIRD District Court of Utah Terut1fy.
sale Uu Foreclosure.
Patrick rhcIau and Stephen Hays. plaintiffs,
james W, Pits Laura A.lIiia and John &. DO.
vine, Defendants.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Location Of Ougg and principal place Of bust,
ness. cullen Hotel. M0st SECOND south
sM.lL. ,lLI LlLc CIV Van
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T,lu6u ior a8mI.IDan 10 probate Of viii.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-10

Chicago Is In State of Armed Peace, but Many Other Cities and Towns In Illinois Are Terrorized by Mobs-Thc Pullman Company Refuses to ArbItrate, and a General Strike Has Been Declared of All Labor Organizations In the City-H May He Delsyed-TroubIe In Csiifornia-Eebs Says They Arc Fighting Slavery,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-10
HORSE, WAGON AND TRAch.

One of Flying Jib's first miles this year was paced in 2:O5is.
 High wheel sulkies are still used for rac- ing purposes in New Orleans.
 Martha Wilkes, 2:Os, will be after Nancy Hanks record of 2.04 this year.
 Sea King, the great pony trotter, has a sulky that weighs only 2S pounds.
 Cavalry has always been the aristocratic arm of every military service that has ex- isted.
 X colt born and bred in South Africa is among the nominations for the Epson Der by of lSsd.
 James McCIOud of South Dakota has raised horse which has eight perfect hoofs, two on each leg.
 Queen Victorias horses eat American timothy hay, the price of which in England is so to sI5 per ton.
 If wishes were horses, beggars might get kicked to death" is Puck's new render, ing of an old proverb.
 X substitution of camels as working ami. mals for horses and oxen has been going 0n for a few years past in several provinces oi Russia
 A pair of twin mares by Mambrino King out of Daisy Webb. 2:.sSl.. will be cam. paigned this year. One is pacer and the other c trOtter.
 The appellate court of Illinois has de clared valid the ordinance passed by the Elgin authorities 10 compel teRmsters tC use tires at least three inches wide.
 Hurss runaways are unknown in Russia No one drives without having a thin cord with a running moose around the necks ol the team. When an animal bolts. this cOrl Is pulled, and the horse stops as soon as il feels the pressure on it's windpiPe.-HOrse man.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-10
THE SHOE IN HISTORY.

Straw sandals gre ssiu in use in China and Japan
 Egyptian shoes were made of palm and papyrus. interlaccd.
 The ancient Persians wore close fitting boots reaching tO the knees.
 The ''brogap' of today gets its name from the Tawhide ''brog" Of the ancient Britons.
 Egyptian hirroglyphics show the eObhler to have been known in the time of the Ptolemys.
 Removing the sho~- Is still mark of re spcct in the east, il has been for thou sands of years.
 The Roman women wore house slippers with cork solcs and increased their height by building up these solcs to great thicknss~.
 The Grceks Ot 2.uu years ago wore shoe. closely corresponding to those of the pres cnt. Those of the women were freQlently green in color, while the ''.lHdSs'' woFy white.
 The turned up toes fashionable in Eng land during the SOO years of the Plantage net dynasty were sometimes two feet in length and were fastened to the knees by gold or silver chains.-GOOSl Housekeeping
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-10

ht hEiIhhthS-
 Touching the situation in general, 1t may be said that in Chicago the roads were all doing better than on any ppsyious day since tho strike began. Passenger trains were moving with more or less reg | ularity, and some freight traffic has been cared for. A large number of striking freight handlers of the Illinois Central re- turned to work, and other roads noted ac- sessions to the operative forces.
 At St Louis, Kansas City and Denver | 1t was reported that railroad business had about returned to its normal conditions | Nashville also reported an improvement About the only points at which the strike managers showed any gain were in tho partial walkout of flremen at Fort Scott, Kan. the freight men on the Kanawhs and Michigan at Charleston, W. Va and the strike of the A. k. |. men on tho Big Four at Mattoon. It will thus bc seen that at the leading railroad ccnters the striker, have made pcrceptiblc losses. while theil gains arc at comparatively unimpOrtant , points.
 , Regulations which prevailed in the gov ernmcnt building were a near approach t' martial law. Tho deputy marshals wcr' stationed on every floor, and everybody was challenged who could not show tha he had business in tho building. 'h
 Today's sunrise saw in this city ,oO' moro federal troops than there were yester day. These, with the forces already in tn field, 1t is believed. will bc able today t' make further bctterment in the condi tions in this city. and the mobilization 0 troops and marines at San Francisco an, of regulars nt other points on the Pacih coast will suffice, in all probability, q stsrs t-Nf3as on thu transroiitinentsl lines
 ssssssmeas ss Fasiaa.as
 Ths prsslasnsy pfpelsnaHil9n fssins
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-10
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE.

Salvador Is still In n state of anarchy. 1,
 While working at n fire n Salida (Colo. man inhaled gas and died.
 Houbcn. the Belgian bicyclist who do fcatcd Zimmerman. broke his leg at Ma mur.
 Raymond Lukcn, aged l. at Mount Holly, N. l., played with matches and was burned to death.
 The interiiction of the fotc of July lI. the anniversary of tho fall of the Bastilc, has bcnn rcscindcd-
 The mining district of Conconnully. Wy, has been entirely wiped out of ex' istence by a cloudhurst.
 General Edon, who accidently killed Lieutenant Shiffmakcr at Paris, has beer acquitted by . court martial The Elmira rcformatory investigation has been postponed until September ow ing to the iliuess of Chairman Learned. Italy is prcpafihg to suppress niisrohis qualifications, and the Frsneh rhawbsr ? aspvtiss ts nbvvt so tHks steps srs ths ssp | fsssslsa A snsrshsi
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-10
MOBS ALL AROUND.
iilinoIs Towns Terrorised by Gang. of Law
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 LApp. Ills, July 1.-Two stores were footed at this place by n mob of 100 for eign miners. The city Is being guarded by 30 deputies The national banks have removed their valuablcs from the city, and many of the business houses have closed temporarily. Reports from surrounding districts arc to the effect that the afIarcl- ists of Peru, La Sale and other towns are moving toward Spring Valley for m at- tack on that place. The town Is now guarded by two militia companies and lhO deputies. One hundred extra deputies from Princeton havc been ordered to Spring Valley.
 Half the population of Bureau county rcmained up last night in the various towns receiving the latest rrports from ths scat of trouble. Tho greatest apprehcn- sion Is felt for the safety of the men who have gonc forward Ninety deputies are on guard Ut ScatUnvi!ic. Everything Is quiet at that point. as 1t Is thought q large part of the men have left the place for Spring Valley.
 Home guards arc heinz organized in a dozen different points in this vicinity. Al Wyanet n guard of S0 men Is at the city hall. Tho citizens arr in n high state oi excitement. At Tiskilwa. six miles south  and two companies cf go men each have been organized. Other towns having ar | organized force and ready to move at once are Maiden. Arlington, Lamoille. Walnut Buda, Neponsct. Depue, Bureau and Lo l ceyville All last night scouts on horse back haye hCcn out from each town or the public highways watching all means | of approach to the various towns. Int rioters have cut the telephone and tcle graph lines to such an extent that it Il difficult to get news throughout the coun try from tho mining towns. Bctwcei Spring Valley and Ladd and Loceyvill not only the wires have been cut, but tn poles as well either pulled or cut down.
 At midnight all was quiet in Sprini Valley. Besides tho two companies o militia from Galesburg and Rock Islam thcrc are so deputies from Princeton thcrc. A big crowd collected near the sol diers' camp, but wero dispersed by tn militia charging. An old man name William Dcrilc and Swcdc named Olsc wore pricked by bnyonCts. This excite the crowd. and 1t is swearing vengcanS upon the soldiers.