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NOTICE

10 the Probate Court Boa and flr salt Lake
tOuniyt TERRITORY Of Utah.
DO lla matter OF lnu o.tlto Of Joshua Parker
IrUrHHru.
NOTICE Ia iIIsEHN GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph ~. euuWtfhayH humanitarian 1f
me estate of Joshua Parker deceased. haa
rendered Cor settlement, aud h.rd boz sad
court, DIE unHI account 90 Die udminlftrAuUn
of Haid CatHtu and petition for nnal dtstfiuutiuu
uf che residue uf HaII estate HmunE ths urf.
sons emitted tnOrgiU, ani that Iueaday tl.p
sth day uf May q. %. 800. ut % O'Clock N m
at Che courtroom of Hll court, boz iho County
Court uoutu, rAIt lake DitY ana COUNT.
Utah Toul0rshas been July appointed by tfr
Judge ut huIlru fnr fHu HrttIOmrnt oil and
account and bearing HHI petition for dlsfrIUu.
unu,lt which uuu aul place any person iulcr.
rHlrl boz HAIt estate ulT appear and show cause
% any There Ou. why -afI account ahuuId MOI
Do settled and approved and nnal distribution
maHH "a. prayed Coz
Dated april l.tl, I'l.
40. n. MIInN,
Drr. .I thu Probate Court
UY % D. JACK urHuiH
joins a. ttssu"s Attorney.
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CITY POUND NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ thu following duHrrh0u Hlouk viii be
sold 40 public auction uu NHy 900. ut thr hour
OF % m, ni my uuro Ono WHiI bay horse.
branded "t' on tiRht trigh. UlHr in forehead .
ALEC one small bay mru, branded ou lett
shoulder Fright angle '' nlHo one large bay
mare, thin in order, about or DO yrara old, no
hruunF.
Dated this a0th day OF April llL
q. y, GiLMORr,
llly pouuQEcpDrr
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NrOTUr r mUUl GIVEN ruAT THE
n Undetermined WII 900 FRIDAY NHy
i'm. I.I ne Com O'Clock o. me-. ao.l
nii ono glHu belonging tl th0 under
signed 100 HUuHIru. UHu.HHur Of stock cattle,
luIIH. ono uuI IHu sHlr u.u HlUurs ana about
.Efv 'IrnI. rI #.U#.r H#r.gH. IUUHe rltt. O. arf
pHrt OF tHu IlHHu tuI Roam utW ranging in
iIeavrr and sHH.unt ruuutvt utlh hul
Nryrta THUU 500 Do HrHNrTpI ne Milford.
Ut4H. bufvlUu FIH.. Joe HuI July Co., 1904. aud
tberg no mrfl fHfgH hundred head more 0r
less HIdsmaI UU mHHu Il IHv undersigned puf.
tonnIly ur lets iHr UIW 100 uHtrct National bank
or Haut OF Commerce. luH Itul BE- NrrIhy 10.
served d. reject u.H Hr 40 N.la
joins a. MDlI Trustee,
Oh Fret street.
Dated April .Ill,I
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}. w. SIMPSON

Calclmincr Ia plain, white
and tints, i59 W. Fir.i South,
next door to Fourteenth Ward
Assembly Hall.
n. B.-Par,its wishing To
do their own calclmining will
ind II TO thoiriutsrcstto call on
me, a. | prepare material after
my own receipt all ready for use
at removable prices.
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IN the Probate Court in aud for SAT- Late
County. Torrnory Of Utah.
To tho Matter N the r,tsts OF Caroline
q. roticrfcW. Deceased


q. lciicHrcW, Deceased.
NoTiCE rs HERFnY GIVEN THAT
A Adam snIOrs. adminHtrafnr Of the
rsinie of caroline q. rettogrow deceased. has
I'nlercI for settlement and filed boz aaid
'Ntt hf Nufl account % Uis admtuistra.
tl'n % flll Uat1to and petition Tor fuai dis
.LIlu'lnu ul Che residue af slid estate among
W. rcrunr entitled thereto. and that -atuf.
NA.t lIn l-In daY NJ May. A. o. IsII.at Do
n'.ntk o.. H.. of tHH court room Oh sliI aourl
% W. county Court House. salt lake UItr and
,'u..lf lth Iru.IorT. nas been DULY al.
frltIrmylt of HlII HraaHnf and fsarIr. .ait
y NNvu I'f 1niuNHt0n. at which time and
l.i.' Anl Ierou iniorrtted boz a1iI 0stato m4y
HId account .UHuii nos boz seffIei and al.
to'ed nud hnu distribution male De- prayed
Dated hpu i..H. i.al
n n. NILUY.
t.rra 0I IIu Probate court.
VI. 3. iANtr Attorney Coz Administrator.
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4 y ORDINANCE AMENntSe Az OUp.
~ nance entitled IAN ordinance providing
i0r iHr .IHHuhuHu 0f Blonde COG Corporate
Uur.uHNH. for HU|IIuH"
ir 10 uHiH.uHI d.. IhH city UHlH#U lf Sal
laau tIIy. laH. Hst section H u. so uHIlu.
n"H PROVIDING fIH tHu Issuance HI bonds Cor
core urlin UHaTHHr.. Cor hH|.U I.NI. approved
March DO IHI. HH uu1 Goo HHuH IH hereby
amended HF 4idInF after tuH word "u1IiHrH'
Iu fourth IIuU Hf #HIH section fHr word HHrmIs
annually. and Hr adding inr following o. tho
UuI Ur HHII HU"ruu.
'At tlU expiration 1f Com yyars HfiUr tho Dr..
HHHHrr Hi HlIU UuUua There HHH|I HH cot apart.
HuI tHH HaHrl H hereby appropriated lHaHIukt
IuF fund. InU .uUI of % g.. 80 uUr nuUum 90 UHH
ibu principal uf .HII Uuuia vUyu tHu rlU0 HhH
fl'I Due. Provided iHIf ul''uU. U"rH.U COO.
i1iuHl aHa|I prevent iHr tItv t"lH.N of Hllt
lHhn iIfI Nf Iu| tmU hereafter IIHm mHt|nU
auN other UrHH .'Hu ur appropriation fHr tnr
redemption nf aug ur 400 OF HaI1 bonds. which
HHIu provision ur appropriation shall HH Iu
ACCORDING. with tN0 lave ui tHu aH tHCE now
or uHY hereafter tNlHI
Passed IF igr tIfy Council OF sale 1Htr CITY,
lAh tcrut1p, tha ihu 1900 day fAuHI, AID.
srAL. GusrAvE 80. nAcKvAN
Appr1 dtht s,ib DAY Of ArrL s. b. issl
o. IS. uArhIN,
M4VUr.
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10 .NINNNN en-. NNNN. o..
County ut 7lI LaaU
81. nuHayr liU1ekmau. city recorder. .n and
Tor rllt Lake CO." Utah Territory. go hereby
rrriiF that ono HUuFr be- Iruu and correct
copy ut nu ordinance amending nu ordnance
lssulure % bond fur corporate purposes. Tor
trNfN I,' passed. NN tnr tltF Council, April 20.
ls'lt approved April % l-li, a. upuUaU OF
record boo mT ONCE.
MIWCH UY hand aud corporate HUll OF
IsENII tlIt tale tIty, llIs tho CO. day Of
April. IsIl.
uusrANE II. HACkNtAN.
ttF Recorder.
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ANNUAL srAIENlNr
ror che year ending December 70. 100. Of tbo
condition 90 tho
LIFE ASSOCIATION or
DIES HOMES. IOMA

Made Co tHo fgcfcAfy of inr Territory Of
Utah m aruuu1uUu uf On art rUHuH. Go
goo m.uflnee r1mpauIra, lpI rutul March %,
Same of company aud location, UauEDu
iIlr AH.uUIAuuu, Doe Nu'uv., iowa
Hu amount uf capitol HIlUa IH mutual
lNn capital HiH.a ulII HW answered Ht So.
INr amount ut Ita s...I. IH NI..lIlI..N..
lur amount ul lr haluugs Including
Do not Hufrus over auIauuusslsg .lif.
Goo name of ia attorney uf agent Tor tho
ltUIiNrN Hi lWN. upon whom service of pro.
COO" Iu HuN civil action against Ha|I company
WHF nr made la o. 81 ilIt. uUaurgt National
uauEt sale lake NHf.
D.. fr.r'Hi. curing ono yclr were 700 ESQ
lhe expenditure. during thu year were it-I,
2rIUH.
STATE OF Iowa.
County uf Polls.
a. q ruis0n, secretary uf Che fianEorH AHA.
auru lIfu AnHnrauuH uf urs Mouos, low A,
being uuIF HWurut uupuacH aud HtyH that be-
lH lhr above 90 rrluru .uHI "Ur uf HHIu company.
anl lhAi the foregoing statement ul thr rruur
on condition M HHlu company uu HHld thirty.
hrst DAY OF December. 1910. d. correct accord
ilF o. quo beet 0f h.s Information, knowledge
AMI belief respectively
a. e. sTllsON. Secretary.
subscribed nnd sworn 90 before mO tho
slain dn} uf March, A, ID. lsit,
IhuiAmAt sIAL.I n, a.. CLARK,
Notary IuhNr,
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secretary H Nn| ~. 200
], thargs T. iuCbaJus, Secretary OF Che Ter
uinY OF ltuh, du hereby certify that tho
nNlio and foregoing De- full. truu
ahl correct cory OF tho Annual
riHgmgnt uf mo general condition Of
lHe hauEUr Life AHf0Giat0u OF Dec Nuura.
loNu,n.cd loo NY ONCE uu thr ven GHy uf March
!.'i, iu pursuance OF Ru acc relating t0 tlfn
lh.lraurr 'uWphuies approved March 9, lsss
lu witness whereof, have nDruuutn 900 mY
land amt ainAed thr uroAt seal OF tho Terri.
tory ~ uAn, 40 salt Lake ClJ. tins lId day Of
April. Irt.
IsIhiI CHARLES O. IuCuARD-,
Secretary Of ttaU Territory.
4. 10. TRACY, Manager for luh. Rooms H'l
Commercial uIuHA, salt Lake Ulty, Utan.
ttuWANn o. tAIutHsUul. asst, Rooms iI. 10
Commercial Block, SAT- LaHo city, uah
NUS ANNUAL sTuChuOLDEUs' MET
iuE of tNu Utah Commercial q tnyluga
Hans, viii hr held 30 thu HANK once, Tuuaiag,
May sth. lsIi. lt % O'Clock f. Co.,, iuf the elor.
ton of directors for ilr ensuing year, aud FOR
the Transaction 10 tuch other huHiugs8 a. NAV
properly come before thH meeting
49, D.. CUMMINGS, Cashier
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F's'r.eu', Law Wa. N'.ss s''snrr'.
E1umAtes ChtorfullY Given.
Iogf orders to'icitsd.
tu11oETSaaso ~ GO,
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IN tlt Probate Court u and fHr ..tf.t.
County l,uiuH 90 Utah
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lu the Probate Court Boa and Tor salt Lake
touniyt TERRITORY Of Utah.
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The warrant was issued b. United States
Commissioner Hins iale, who also issuet
warrants for the arrest OF President Dennis
Mullins, OF the Police Board Hamilton Arm
strong, Chief OF Police, AMI Kate Dwyer,
matron at Police Headquarters.
The charge is opening the mail ard also
for conspiracy, under statues Nos. 56S2 and
$40, the penalty for which is fine OF not
over so, GOO or two years Imprisonment, or
both.
The complaint was made by Mrs. Likens,
and was Investigated by Postofdce Inspector
|, McMechan.1 Mr.. McMechan laid the matter
before United States District Attorney John
son. and O formal complaint was drawn up
against the four persons mentioned. Short.
II after the warrants were served all the par
ties named we're arrested and taken before
Commissioner Hinsdale.
Governor Waite created quite sensation
in the commissioner room. He was highly
INDIGNANT. and when Deputy United States
District Attorney Rhodes stepped toward
him with extended hands, the Governor met
him with cold stare. :,
Governor Waite pleaded Not guilty,
claiming be had not opened the letter, bus
that its contents had been read to him.
The hearing OF the case was set for q 1uture
date. and when it was suggested that bail oe
fixed at $4,000 the prisoner sprany from MS
chair. paced the floor in front OF the COM
missioner and exclaimed
"I am the Governor OF this State, and
these proceedings are held to interfere Wlth
me in the administration OF my office ! vii
not give bail. You may send me 10 jail, ou
I will not give BAIL"
Finally tine commissioner accepted Gov
ernor Waite's personal recognlzaGce 10 up
pear for trial in the Sum OF SlO0.
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South and West.

GENERAL ANTONIO EzETA and his associates
from Salvador were taken from the United
States gunboat Bennington on extraditton
warrants at San Francisco and are now
prisoners IN that city.
SOUTH DAKOTA Republicans declared for
free silver and renominated the Governor
and other officers.
COLONEL ]. NJ. WINsTEAD. President oi
two banks In Greensboro, N. c., jumped
from the tower OF the new City Hall, in
Richmond. Va. A. 8. Tucker, a Chicago
Board Of Trade broker who had met with re-
verses, shot himself through the head.
JOHN R. RArHBoRy, Lieutenant Of COM
pany ofthe United States soldiers located
near Perry, Oklahoma, committed suicide
by shooting himself with pistol.
The California Democratic State Conven-
tion nominated eX-Congrsssman James Il.
Budd, Of Stockton, for Governor on the third
ballot.
NEBRASKA Populists selected q ticker,
headed by Judge Holconb, from list fur
nished by Democrats. This probably means
fusion.
Two train robbers near Chicago shot two
detectives, gave the police ask hours chase
and fought desperate battle until they fell
wounded.
GEORGE NJ. PULLMAN testified before the
National Labor Commission in Chicago.
CONGRESSMAN SHAw, OK the Seventh Wis
consin District, Is dead.
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,ut,rnrut pE.IKARD5.
AEcoEoL AS 4 MEDICINE.

My own experience of thirty-four years in
the practice Of my profession has taught me
that in nearly all clses and kinls Of disease
the medical use OF alcohol is unnecessary.
and in Il large nun"er OF instances is pre-
julical and even dangerous. Hlvins given
an intoIicant. in strictly definite aud guarl-
ell doses. probably on the whole oaly aboIt
once in three thousand cases theE usually
when nothing els3 WAS available Ill IN emer-
geIcv), an having had most varieties OF dis
eases to contend with. my ieath-rlte and
duration OF illness have been quite rs low rs
my n-i2hbors'. The experience u; the Lon
don Temp rance Hospital and other similar
institutions. the current reports OF that hos
pital Icing now reliable scienlil: records:
amply support this experience.
The chief peril of narcotic drugs has al
ways appeared TO me to lie in their disguis
ing the real state OF the patient from himself
rs we'll rs from his doctor and his friends.
II there is any serious ailment. such rs chu!-
era or fever, the sufferer nay seem TO be
and may feel better. He is not better he is
actuany; worse-made worse by the alcohol.
and not unseldom after the evanescent alco-
holic disguise and deceptive Improvement
has faded, II is found that the malady itself
has been progressing. unseen AMI lnsus-
pected from the deluslve aspect Of The alco-
hol. steadily toward Il fatal determination.
which might. in many cases, have been
avSrted but Tor the true state OF the patient
having been completely masksd-Norman
Kerr, N. D
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Washington.

The Civil Service Commission recommends
the removal OF District Recorder Of Deeds
Taylor for making political assessments.
The Governments seigniorage on silver
coinage forthe past two months was $780,
900.
THE President approved the General De-
1ciency Appropriation bill.
TIE President sent to the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations John w. Beekman,
United States Attorney for the District OF
New Jersey Samuel Puleston, United States
Marshal for the Northern District OF Florida.
George W. Hanson, Collector OF Customs for
the District Of Passamaquoddy. Maine I;
James Daugherty, Surveyor OF Customs at
Peoria. III.
SECRETARY CARLISLE discussed with the
President the disputed points. in the Tariff
bill.
The Administration decided to recognize
the sovereignty of Nicaragua over the Mos
quito Reservation.
The National Convention OF the Knights
Of Pythias was formally opened In Wash
ington with speech by Vice-President
Stevenson.
ScH1N1cH1Ro KUR1So, the new japanese
Minister, arrived in Washington.
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THE NEWS EPTTOMIzED.
Eastern and Middle States.

De. EDsoN. Of the New York Board OF
Health. announced the discovery Of lymph
by DR.. Koch that is an infallible remedy for
diphtheria.
EI-AIDERMAN ". c. BLAND, OF Johnstown,
Penn, victim OF drink, ended his life by
taking cyanide of potassium.
A SUCCESSFUL test OF the two fifteen-inch
nitro-gelatine guns was made at the Govern.
ment proving grounds, Sandy Hook, N. j.
The battery passed the tests and will be pur.
chased by the United States for s162,00
ABE BuzzARp, the outlaw evangelist, was
convicted at Lancaster, Penn. OF receiving
stolen goods. Philadelphia philanthropists
still have faith in his reformation.
The American Line steamer New York
beat the westward record from Southampton
to New York by one hour, making the trip In
six days, eight hours and thirty-eiSht
minutes.
SHERIFF TAaGlPf, OF Buffalo, N. Y. cap
tured Count Rya"wski's Coxey army after
short fight, In which eight Of his men were
sent hospitals.
WILLIAM D. DAY, the well-known athlete,
committed suicide by hanging himself at
Bergen Point, N. j. It Is supposed because
OF despondfng over his recent arrest for al
Legged embezzlement.
An unknown man jumped from the Brook
lyn On. ~ Bridge and was instantly killed.
AN explosion in colliery at Gilberton,
Penn. caused the death OF one miner and
the injury OF eight others.
A CANOE containing Robert Thomas. aged
thirty-fve; Benjamin Ksrshaw, aged thirty
eight, and the latter's son. John Kershaw,
eight years old, was capsizsd in the river at
Waltham, Mass, ard all three were drowned.
Ex-SpEAKER REED opened the campaign in
Maine by speech at Old Orchard on the
Tariff bill.
OVER twenty-five thousand persons saw
Butterflies win the great Futurity at the
Sheepshead Bay track, near New York City.
Brandywine was second and Agitator third.
Gideon Il Daly's f1lly took the prizs over six
teen competitors in LII. the fastest time in
the history OF the race. The purse was
$4,000.
WILLIAM CARR, a young man while bath
ing in the surt at Atlantic City, N. j., was
killed by lightning.
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KILLED HIS OWN CHILD.
Wounded 1t by Accident and Could
Not Bear to See 1t Suffer.

DR.. Anderson O'lIalley. T. New York ply
sician who has been in San Antonio. Texas,
for three weeks, shot ais ;hrec-year-olt
child accidentally. ard then killed it to enc
its misery
The Doctor and his vito have been very
nervous about burglars. and, hearing 0
door creak. the father cot up. and with
cooked revolver went into the children's
room. hut saw no one. He poked his lit.
tie nephew and son with tho pistol to cause
them to turn over Then the weapon
went of accidentally. AMI the ball en-.
tered the child's side. The father then put
the pistol to the wounied child's head and
pulled the trigger.
He said the wound was mortal and ne
could not bear 10 see the little one suffer.
He is under arrest and almost, if not quite.
Insane.
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CHAPTER VIII.
GRAND TABLEAUl

r. was easy for Perry to see by Elfie's
face that every word Of Daisy's murder
Gus programme had reached her hearing
ss we'll as his own. Her swaying figure
Nss already tremulous with terror and
apprehension.
q agree with you, Daisy, that there is
EtdI q chance for US, II we are active
and watchful," returned jeremiah, after
Q brief silence, during which CLEAN Of
desperate vigor appeared in his eyes.
sHiram told me that Wynans will start
FOR Montana to-day. He may take the
and his family. We must not only get
of by the first train but we must keep q
sharp lookout upon our fellow travellers.
At what hour must we leave this hotel?"
81 shall have to inquire, pa" replied
Daisy. @Perhaps these people can tell
Us" and she glanced anew at Ellie and
Hinsns, who were looking into the
stree: and gesticuIating, as If giving all
thcir attention in that direction. @pIl
see.5
She crossed the floor, noddingAto Ellie
with q smtlo meant to be pleasant, and
asked:
ecu you tell me, miss, when we can
star! tor Montany? Pa has had bad
luck. aad we're going home"
sWhat! arc you going TO Montana"
returned Wyuans, with pretended start
OF surprise. "IIow singularl My sister
AID ! are going 10 Montana"
To-day, sir?" queried Daisy, with a
fush OF JOY.
sBy the very next train, miss, }" replied
yYrnena arising
10 what part OF Montany?7 demand
ed Jerry Skidder, gaining his feet and
approaching with nod of salutation.
ITO Lewlstown, Fergus County,"
sGood," m. .ttered Jerry. "You will,
Of course, go to Billings, and thence via
Ubet by stage?"
Wynans assented.
SWELL, we go to Custer, which is just
ffty-three miles this side OF Billings" !"
sizing up his new acquaintance by .
rapid glance: $50 why shouldn't we an
travel together?"
Thanks for the suggestion, SIR" said
Wynans, handing Jerry card he had
neatly written few minutes before.
~We'll travel in your company with
nleasure-and doubtless with profit -
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bed him Of the sum named in the most
fraudulent fashion. Our friend here has
been working a gold mine in Montana
which belongs to Perry Wynans!"
sAh, indeed" and the eyes of the de-
tective flashed with due comprehension.
sOur friend, therefore, came down
herewith how much cash, MIR. Skid
der?"
aAbout four hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars"
Exactly" said Wynans again, $50
that you now have on your person two
hundred and twenty thousand dollars?
Jerry assented.
Gall Of which really belongs to Perry
Wynans?"
Jerry nodded again.
"Will you let US see It, to convince
this gent!emanly detective Of the truth
Of all am saying?"
Certainly.
Jerry hastened to do 50, and Wynans
took the money, running 1t over care
lessly under the eyes of the detective,
and then securing it on his own person.
"You see, therefore, Mr.. Grimshaw,"
continued Wynans, taking him by the
arm and conducting him toward the
door, "that your interests lie In the a.
rection of Hiram Skidder's safe. I'll
give you twenty per cent of every dollar
you. can recover of that two hundred
thousand"
Enough said; I'm off" and the de.
tective vanished.
sTve carried the point!" cried Wy.
mans with a jubilant smile, to Jerry, as
he closed the door and retraced his
steps. SWe're rid Of him."
sCapital!" commented Skidder. slow
good of you! You knew the chap,
then?"
@Oh, yes!"
@And he knew you, It seems! I thought
I heard you sending him to Hiram's
safe?"
sQuite right sir. ] promised him 20
per cent of all the cash he could re-
covert"
aBravo!"
The door opened at this moment, and
a servant announced:
sMrs Rankle!"
aAh, here you are, Mr.. WynansI"
cried the lady, as she hastily entered.
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RATTLE WITH PEASANTS.
Four of the Counts Servants and SIX
of Their Opponents Killed.

Count Ty:zseewicz. whose estates are near
Kro.,:n;en, in the Government OF wilma,
Russia. has been or bal terms with his ten
ants .or several months. Several tenants re-
fused to pay rent.
The Count seized thirty head OF their cat
tie as security. The peasants were intensely
excited by the appearance OF the Counts Of
fcers and let the cattle so only after having
been driven with clubs from the sheis:
Early in the morning about 100 OF them,
armed with old muskets, scythes and pitch
forks, rnarchedto the Counts castle. They
demanded the cattle back. Some twenty
servants and foremen ordered them to lea7o
the neighborhood.
In the fight which followed four OF the
Counts employees and six OF the PEASANTS
we're killed and many others were wounded.
The peasants remained near the park all the
morning, but did not rene; the attack:
They threatened to burn the castle. >. .-,