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WHERE TO BUY GROCERIES.
MFTROPnJITAN MRRREF

r ]. WINGARD. AT TWENTY-FIFTH
y l.. and 0 streets, has the best assortment
and at most reasonable rates.
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q, ,. T lin
Clerk of Board of Trustees of Sacramento City.
mr2l-2t
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AttnrtteYH-nt-Int1f.
a. /. HART.

A TTORNEY- EY-AT-LAW.-OFFICE. SOUTH.
~ west corner Fifth and ] streets, Rooms
l2, 3 and l /, Sutter building.
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Educational Notes.

The public schools Of Ogden arc well
attended aud afs Ia a prosperous con-
IitiOn.
Proiesar l.. r. Moench ~ again to
resume the position OF principal VI the
Weber Sake academy.
There are now iss pupils enrolled In
the several departments Of the Provo
academy,
II IL reported that another kinder.
gaTten school will be opened ON Mon
day next IN Darlington addition.
Three hundred anu eighty.ssven
students Afo enrolled Ia the vafiOu,
classes IN the department Of English
In the Universally.
Pro. Haag has very interesting
clAts In German nj the social Hall.
The attendance Of pupils at the
Agricultural College, Logan, Is graz.
uaily Increasing.
Prof w. II. Apperley, Of the b. Y.
COLLEGE, Logan, IL serving hk
eighteenth year In that institution.
Miss Nagel Ia receiving quite a mum.
Der VI now acc1ssiDns " her kindergRr.
ten school at No. 1886 south East rem.
pie street.
A Hallow-e'an entertainment will be
given at Rowland Hall ON Tuesday
evening, October 80th. The event ID
intendeu 10 be- Informal, and for the
amusement OF the pupils only.
The department Of ancient languages
OF the University reports an enrolment
Of ninety-i0ur students. The irst year
Latin CHASE has forty pupils.
Territorial Commissioner Of Schools
L. b. Lewis sull retains his position Rs
principal Of tue Ogden high school.
President ]. IL, Paul OF tho ARrl.
cultural college is working haTd to
placa that institution ON high planeo Of
eihciency,
Some very important Investigations
ara being made la bsoterOlugy, by Dc.
Brewer OF the Agricultural college.
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Notes and Personal.

Joseph h. Householder, aged "a.
anu lsabtl Adams, aged 20, both VI
American ForH, have taken out
marriage licen,e.
Martin q SwAney, bankers, are pre-,
pairing to move iTom their present To-
ca ion ON Seventh street 10 J street
across from the federal court house.
Their new quarters aFe being hlted up
with vaults.
Bartlett aud Murray the Colorado
trainwTeukeu have been carefully
guarded every night Ia the county
jail, since tHuir standing IN criminal
circles became known. Tho Denver
detectives arc expected down from
Salt Lake this afternoon, ami it SUP.
posed they will take the prisoners east
this evening. sheriff Bfowu OF this
county, VINO caused the arrest VI
Bartlett AMI Murray In salt Lske
CITY on the charge OF committing burr
laries In Provo, will receive the SiOl
reward.
j. ID. H0uiz has returned from q
short visit tU the Ashley country. lie
went out there on legal busine.s
aud incidentally did a little
political work. Both parties held their
county convention while he was there.
For Constitutional del, & ito the Repub.
licans nominated 3, H., Bennion anu
the Democrats nominated Lyourgus
johnson.
JOS. G. Mutual, Of the olty,and Mary
A. Williams, VI Lake View, were
married AZ tue residence OF the bflut',
paTenia Thursday evening. a Tecup.
lion was given the happy coupls last
evening by Mr. ani Mis-. Williams.
Diminico Csstino was brought before
United States commissioner Dudley
rnuuiay, on charge Of assault COM.
mittel 0u b. Il. Miner. The evidence
WIS 10 the tluct that Miner had gone
into "A tunnel on The Rio Gfande West.
ern railway, near Pleasant Valley
Junction, where deieuuaut was al
work AZ q section hand. Miner asked
lor tne aoOli0n boss, ami Casino struck
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LATTER-DAY SAINTS COLLEGE
NOTES.
The College Colors-rheology Made
Promluont-Reoitation,, etc.

Tho Latter Jay saint9 COL
lege oolors, blue AMI gold,
with their symbolism, "rtuth aud
worth,n have proved both bcautl.
iul ami appropriate. The main hall
h decorated with them, anu many OF
the students nave provided themselves
with tasteful badge. The cllors are
,qIally appropriate Tor decoration ami
iOf personal wear.
The writing Of a college poem IL
toing agitsled.
Ihsology 10 being made the most
prominent feature VI tue college cur.
rloulum. Regular courses nte oou-
ductcI IN Book VI M0rmon history by
Instructor MAycOck, VA OH Testament
history by Instructor Hsag, In Rob.
cfts's Outlines oi EuCltsiasligai HistJty,
~ Instructor Nelson, AMI IA Doc.
tringl Theology BY Principal Donc.
he fitst Of three cinssrs r-citc from
g;l5 l. 10 a.m., aud tho last from 1880
t. 1915 pm.
Ia addition to these courses, special
lectures on "Bible Evidences" are be-.
ing ttvcrcd each luursdHy, p:lO u NJ,
by Elder DAVid Mckenzie, and on
"Nuw Testament His,Ofy" each fay,
1915 TO p.ui., by br. J. NJ. Tanner.
The ciass IA political science viii
next week complete It, survey Of
Greek aud Roman governments. The
study Oi Ieut0niClpumy aud govern.
ment uufing lthe middle ages will DO
taken up.
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sTRkYED.
NEWS FROM THE
NORTH.

Mr.. L o Sorben, who has been In the
north ON business trip for two months
returned home sunday morning, During
his trip he visited al the important towns
aud mining camps In Southern Idaho,
aud that parl OF Montana about Helena.
aud reports everything m a much im
proved condition everywhere. Al
through the agricultural country along
Snake river Ia Southeastern Idaho the
land is being taken up and cult.
waited and towns growing rapidly
and thinks ST Anthony the pref.
test place along tho whole line
OF his travels and the Gold camps Of
Virginia City, Sheridan, Salmon River
Silver CITY and Drlamar all In boom.
ing condition, and HALEY Is again taking
on its OLD time ihuh. Mr. Sorben Is high
ly pleased with our new location, but
not at an surprised al our large increase
In trade, as Is no more than wuult
naturally follow with the increase OF
stock and manufacturing facilities lie
thinks our new till goods the most de-
sifable selection aud at the lowest prices
he ever saw offered. His own sales
were four times as much as on his
last trip over the same territory last
spring. This he thinks Is partially due
TO the better financial feeling, but more
largely due to the greater Inducements
We are Offering this illi.
Cal and look over our goods, see and
handle them-Comparc the prices.
Then, and then only will you appreciate
our offerings
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PROVO.
Proyo, UlAn, OCT y, 1894.
First District Court.

A Jury was called Ia the case Of
a lice butttTwOrth W John RIckhiill
vt nj TO recover $3.50 on account Of
wrongful conversion Of 1900 head Of
sheep In 1892. Mfs. ButsFwoTth IL
the assignee OF BfAnch Young aud
Martha a. Dunn, aud was also herself
an owner 0t about LOO head OF sheep,
fhe sheep had bsun placed IN the
hands " one Stewart, aud ne tufneu
them over ~ R1cRhill anu the other
defenda lts, who were also Interested
In the dock. Plaintiti made uemanI
for her sheep but iailed 10 gel them %
any remuneration for them, anu hence
brings suit.
The case of Martha j. Pomberlon VI
rabiiha Fiddler 81 al was act ior Nov
embef Stn,
The case OF w. j. Pace Va James
Van Tassull was continued 10 October
.0ih.
$, A, King, l.. A, Wilson aud M.M.
kellogg were appointed g. examine
A. ID. Hullinger of Nornsl NJ tu his
quAlifio ,tlons for lmission 10 the bat.
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Land Omce.

The following entries have been
filed In the local land office today!
Mary Nielsen. Of Varnsl, Uintah
county, homestead entry OF lot 2, south
halt Of northeast quarter ana northwest
quarter 0i the sou heast quarter OF sec.
Ion 3, township south, range % east,
o1utainiu- lbl artos.
Charles Wool Jf., Of Ssnpolo coun-
~, nomsstral entry OF west half VI
southeast quarter aud East half SOUTH
west quarter OF section 4, township 70
soutl, range 4 west.
Peter Peterson OF Prio0, desert
sntry OF northwest quarter OF tho
northeast quarter OF section ~, and the
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weat half Of the southeast quarter aud
the southwest qusrtet of the northeast
ouatter Of section q, towoshin I & south
range 10 east, c0nt,iug 1850 actef.
James Boyd, OF Dsserci, desert entry
Of the south half Of section ~, township
IL south, rangeO west, containing $50
acres.
Albert q. Goodrich, hnal proof,
home.teaj, south bali " the southeast
quar,er and south halfof the southwest
quarter dissection 81, tOwnthip south,
range % oast.
Lars Andrew Chrisiiausen, final
proof, homestead, east bali Of tbs
northwest quarter aud wesl halt Of the
northeast quarter of section s, town.
ship Is NORTH, range 1 west
Il. Il. Rollins, hnal proof, home.
Stead, west milf " the uorthweat
auarier and west half Of the south.
west quarter Of section -, township 10
north, range east.
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"MOTAERS' CLASSES"
Admirable Definition OF the Aim and
Plan Of Work.

According to the deposition che
makes Of her opportunities IN tue
midst OF growing family and tue
duties Of lie, 1t IL within tho posi-.
bililies Of n mother 20 make OF herself
either drudge orGqusen. In pursu.
anos Of the idea that mothers can assl .
one another IN THIS respect, the design
Was nut into execution Ia a small way
during the past summer Of bringing the
m theirs together for this purpose, aud
The services Of Mrs. Alice Chaplin were
.rcufeu AZ conductor Of such class.
Fine experiment was an unqualified
succeps. The general committee mp
pointed for tails purusu are now affang b
iug for other classes IN this Hue OF wOrk
and Miss Chapin, by tquert, has
hti,fy sst out herewith hos We've on
The d" MotherJ Glass" Early IN the
elmlng week notice will DO published
Of the TINS d place Of meeting for
OrLauizal n:
"Yuu AK my plaus tor the coming
yehr with my mOthers' class. Con.
ueeted with every authorized kinder.
garten normal school are moshers'
elassrs eugugsd In adapting the new
tduostion 10 the home life. Tnp
problem of lie becomes each year
more difficult and AbsorDIug. Closely
connected with the survival OF the
iitte.t, .aa struggle for eSistenng, the
crowJing out Of our lives .; 90 much
We would gladly have, IL the question,
noW shall NY Guild develop tue power
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OGDEN.
ooDes, UlAn, oor u, lslt
Selllnr uninsnecled Meat.

On Mou4ay next, james Ballard,
James Kiuer, George q e-y, Abd A.
MsaluotUy, butcncrs, and Riuuatd
Howell, proprietor VI tue SlHIurviilu
slaughter mouse, Will appear before
justice Bagiry " answer 10 tue charge
VI cIntTayening the city 0Fliuuucv Ia
regard to tue Inspection 0i meat ~
seiiing uninspeoIeu mt1t. The duiuuu-
ants have entered pleas Of not guiIty.
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him with shovel. The defendant
thtough an interpreter, explained That
hc had ouly heen 10 tho country = few
M inths, and did not understand MI
ner, who, he was afraid intended 10 ZOO
him,au that was the reason he struck
NJ him Commissioner Dudley im'
posed a fine Of 81 aud costs, ia all about
Egu
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srooRs ANo MARKETS


NutuAgu NAuNrr.
Chicart close, oct .,
Whoat-Oci., ilsaa; Dec. b!A4a
tusu=uyt. lua Nuy 60
uats=uci., a. now, 4i.t.
fura= Oct, llaJ IAu., iitl
latd-Out, o. 50 nov, O.t1 uld.
luus-OcL, e,Iis Jau, Atl. yid.
HYO 80 o.
Harley dciiu m o.
iIanalNh
1lmuthF ahhfN.
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N,nib's llus (lrh.

President l.. II. Ship, OF the Utah
Woman's Presa club writes from
Picasa 4 Grove announcing that there
will be n meeting Of tnat society ~ hrt
oiiice M TINS city on Medncsday
evening next.
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burglary st the residence Of j. b. Wal
don, on Sept. 2lst. The court ap.
polutcd Attorney Il. Il. Winters to
defend.
NELL1E's ALLEGED TBANsoREsstUN.
Nellie Davis, young woman Of
color, took liil Monday 10 plead 10 an
- icimeut charging her with stealing
sol, the money Of Mark roniss.
a TRto or DEFENDANTS.
GEORGE Clark, James Kelly and
Ffauk COunDrs, three young ielilws Of
respeula Ole txttr or. we're afraiRued on
an inuic ment charsiug them win
having stolen from hluis II sUiu ~, on
September liin, 1894, one watch
valued at $50 snu 50 In nancy. They
all plead bot guilty.
SIR. RrgAS WILL OBSERVE.
John Rvgau, the fireman 600 b,il),
charged with iofnigati0n, has been
notified " UOme W next Monday to
plead.
the LYSoBrR1 Trout CASE.
Motion In arrest { judgment In the
UNIV W AANh ~ AaN hNNNMH VIM ~
recently convicted ~ jury Of having
slehftd tfOut Ia his posiessi9n, was Al
guud by Attorneys \. a. LcwiH
aud &. Ira ifsbs on behali
OF tho defendant, the ground
being taken that the law bearl x upon
tho case IL utconstilUtionaL Judge
Huwat argued Tor the prosecution.
Judge Bsfton took tue matter under
advissment anu Ordeted tho defendant
TO appear In court on Monday morn
Ing.
hUNDRtEs.
Judge Bartch held a short session
this afternoon anu disposed Of several
minor matters.
james Gerard, an Engliahmau, now
a resident of Iaylonvili,, WAS 80.
united " all the privileges VI citizen.
ship.
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Plymouth Rock Pants
COMPANY,
Il West Second South Street,
MARsHAL's SALE.


DURsuANr 10 A. EXECUTION TO ME
Il directed by the Tm-a District Court. OF
thU Territory OF Utah, shall expose 40 publ.
sale, az the front Iuur ut tnU luuny court
House, in the rty OF salt Lake, County of salt
Lltu, and Territory OF Utah. on tho 18TH day
of November, ls1i 10 Ten o'rIoCt. d. IA, hlt the
ught. title, ola m and interest OF Addin D..
IrcNrela, and john o. lTCWhull Of in, AMI
tn thO following described f1ai estate situate,
lying aud being n raIt lHEu city and County,
aud described uH f1lloWa to.wtt
10 uuuIu.. 40 point Two 81 rods south from
tho northwest corner Oi Got three lIl, block
twenty nine t.N plat a. SAG Lake my ruF,
yuy. running tluuUu east ttu 40 rods. thence
south thee ll rods, thence west ten lul rods.
muuru uo o. thr.p ID rods Co the place or uos
Cunning. containing tuttV ltD squirc rods 0f
IHuut also % luli uEnt of Way toe travel over
ho following ErOuut, tp Wis lieginukuu asa
point twenty n,r Il.ltrrt south from mo north
ur-ty corner ct saII lut three fIl. ufores AID and
running thence uIHt tcFu. O. live l5M Ifpt
tHUuru south eight Lsl fcus tururp west
FuYputy Hyg iill botthunCe north eight islfrot
10 mo- plArr or beginning. 10 Dee tnlI ua tlp
property oi Aldie J., lreWhclH and iuhA b.
IfoWurlA 40 thu Fuit OF 1. lilya
IUTiuH OF tAlet each
NAT N. BRIGHAM.
L, 3, NaHAaL
uy T. o. hUcuEi, Deputy Marahal.
Dated Oetohur AIN, lsDl
L0oIh, Loo A gray, attorneys Tor plaAuG'
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Big ttoc, Of worlIis Fair goods Just
arrived, nj 2ll State H.
~. WFnnTR,
WAnRfN PAUL.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wofid's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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COMMERCIAL
- LAItl cLEAnlNu mousE.

Today'i clearing house exchange
amounted o. slBj,i.3. Same day
last year, si7S, 2u5. Meek's clearing,
fl,O10,ss2 same week last year, $50. &.
652.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Silvcr, %; lead, $500.
LOndOn.-5ilver, - lBl.
ORE AND nULLiON.
Mccormick * g.. received toiayi
Hanauer bullion, si,SU0; silver aud
load ores, sl2,8l0 cySnides, Sl2,ojO'
Total, go. lou.
WelI,, Fargo & g o. received to lays
Penn. bullion, s4531.
4. a. Jones n %, received today!
BuliiOui 5000; ores, s2,OUD. Total,
q, gUU
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WuopHuTr-At her home. so 60 west
Second NuItu street. october Co.,. l-Il. ~
paralysis, mary Auu Jackson Woodruff born
February DE-, lfiH rho dIru AZ abe uaI lived,
u tuItuful Latter. dHy saint
tunvraI from the -CtaHtcouth whrd meeting
hultc sunday, October 4s,h Friends respect.
tu ~ invited
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Warren Barnhart W C,s'le Foley.
Motion TO discharge anu dissolve al
tHohmUnt denied.
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exception entered aud The UCiCnuhnt
given hyu days In winch TO HE
amended answer to amended com.
plant.
MoTioN DENIED.
Warren Barnhart W C,s,le Foley.
Motion TO discharge anu dissolve a.
tSohmont denied.
CONTINUED.
In the divorce tuit ri Josephine G.
Jouuton Va dustAvo H.. johnson, the
hearing On oricr 10 show o4ufc ~ 10 a
ten pOfafy Alim1ny,etc., was continued
uli Saturday, November Btu.
ADMITTED TO the BAR.
On motion Of Judge Marshall,
Mesfrs. Harry *. Harness aud Pcunri
Cheuiugton were mittyd to practice
at the bar Of THIS court.
JUDGMENT ny DEFAULT.
Charles NJ. smith " 4. J. Caldwell.
Judgment, rs prayed, by default s61
atlOfney's lee allowed.
TILL NOVEMBER 3RD.
Matilda Compton Va Jno. a. Comp.
ton, divorce. Hearing ON ordet 10
thuw cause for contempt continued
I'll November 3td.
A oEK1IoRARI NATTER.
The cases OF Wa. Gilbert aud J. j..
Clarke vs. the loatd OF IRE aud police
commissioners VI Salt Lake City, oocu.
pied most OF tue forenoon. Applica-
ton was made for writ Of ceflioraT,
the same being argued by Judge
Powers and Attorney ID. n. suAup
for the plaintiff and ny City Attorney
Hogu for the defendants. Tne CON.
plants OF the petitioners are nuafly
identical AMI have already appeared la
substance In these column. They
claim that tue board DAD no right to
subject them, Us old servants, 10 n
medical Examination, tnis Ufler ap-
plying only ~ incoming II rmeu.
Further, they allogv that the charges
preferred avHirs NJ them Ms 10 certain
physical h Il mites by the board were
no. muue inigUod faithi aud whereas
petitioners Introduced tue evidence OF
medical witnesses aud others IN Their
behalf, this boafd did not call n single
witneis, but IA the taop Of everything
discharged them from lufther service.
Judge Hoyv argued that THE court
had 40 lufisdiuliou Ia the matIof.
After the Arguments hau concluded,
Judge Merritt gave counsel ~
Saturday next TO adduce authorities.
Meantime he Will have the matter
under Adyisement.
A DIVORCE,
Rosa Chrlsty was granted divorce
from Hytum ChTisly on the ground VI
failure to provide. Alimony la tue
sum OF $50 was granted.
the VERDICT.
The case OF William r. Hanues vs.
Thomas w. jennings and vic and
Adam Paul, m which plant II sued
20 recover 81, 9l7 alleged TO be due tor
work anu labor performed by plainun
and others on the Third Term mine, In
rooele county,waa gwen 10 the jury In
Judge Msrritps court yesterday altet-
noon. They returned n verdict In IA.
vor OF Jennings aud wilri but against
Paul Tor the full amount sued for.
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JANIS -Jcunie Williams james, wife ~
JoHu JaWoH, hnd daughter Of Mary anu VIII
liam MiIu Ima swansea. WAlcs, ot cnId birth
1nu uCutouiuH, rfiiay. october 81, rui, ~ D
O'Clock D. ms liuIu september lslI. Ohio
leaves husband aui htu children.
Iuutfnl nrINtruH trum lWUuIuih ward mupts
box house sunday 10 pm iu,ult are w.
NlCu.
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Judge Barich had a busy morning
In dealing with the criminal calendar,
the work being o. mi celisnsous
character. a number Of defendants,
ENailing trial, were ArrAigned, and
when the deck had been cleared Of
these a motion Tor atrest Of judgment
was argued. This was the last matter
on hand prior to the noon recess.
Chief Justice Merritt sat in the other
division aud dealt with variety u
civil cases.
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Jnar. m.rrlll,. nrnneh.

In the case OF the State Bank Of Utah
Va D. A. WoOlley Of u, the motion to
strike cut Huswef anu Tor judgment on
tue pleading was now UvefTuitd, "a
exception entered aud the defendant
given nyu days In winch TO hlu
amended answer TO amended com.
plant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27
SILKS

About Ten Thousand Dollars worth will be ,hown on ou
oouner at prices that all can afford silk Dress We az,
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
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Rosa Chrlsty was granted divorce
from Hytum ChTisly on the ground u
failure To provide. Alimony Ia the
sum OF 500 was granted.
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CONTINUED

In the divorce iuit II Josephine G.
Jouuson Va GustAve h. johnson, the
hearing On order 10 show O. use ~ 10 d
Temporary alim0ny,etc was continued
I'LL Saturday, November 8rl,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-10

NEVADA, Mo, Jan. l0.-A deplorab bic
tragedy occurred at the Vernon school
house, II miles east of this city, Chas.
McEwen being shot and killed by Geo.
Castle bury. The trouble was over
some remarks alleged to have been
made by McEwen derogatory to Castle
bury, who was paying some attention
to McEwen's sister. Castlebury came
in from Joplin Friday and went to Nc
Even about something he had said.
McEwen denied it and Castle bury de-
liberately shot off his head. Castlebury
escaped, but Sheriff Scrogheam is in
hot pursuit and his capture is looked
for within the next "a hours.
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SulIivan's Wife.

BUFFALO, Jan. 10--Last week John
l.. Sullivan played at the Court Street
theater. After the show Saturday he
went out to do the town He drank
heavily until o'clock in the morning
when porter assisted him to his room
and soon after II great crash was heard
Johns wife had chided him and he in
return had assaulted her. She de,
Tended herself with an Indian club and
knocked her hus band insensible. Ii
was daylight before he opened his eyes
or showed any signs of life. Mrs. Sui
livan said she struck her husband
harder than she intended
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To Look For Hidden Treasure.

VALPARAISO. Ind, Jan. TO- --Charles
Henderson of Wellstown, o., is making
arrangements to sail Feb. II from Phil
adelphia to the South seas to secure u
hidden treasure which he buried on an
island near the South American coast
He wrote to IA friend here to join the
expedition Before the war Henderson
was subofiicer on slave vessel max
ing regular trips to Africa. One day
the vessel was attacked by a United
States man of war and, i'll their efforts
to escape. struck rock and the crew
had to take to their boats. The captain
told Henderson that he had SO, 900 on
board in gold and if he would assist
him in secreting it from the crew he
would give him half. They reached the
island and buried the gold in u cave.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-10
From Smoking IA Pipe.

ALTON. Ills, Jan. l0.-Mrs. Naomi
Holland. who resides with W. II. Platt,
was probably fatally burned. Mrs.
Holland is qaite old. She was quietly
smoking a pipe when she felt some
thing burn her. Looking down she
found the bottom of her dress almost
entirely ablaze. Mrs. Platt attempted
to assist her down stairs to secure aid,
but in doing so she fell and sustained a
severe cut on the forehead. She was
also severely burned in attempting to
aid Mrs Holland.