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DELINQUENT TAX LIST,
RICH COUNTY. UTAH,

niatriot No. 1.
Couoordia Loan ana Trust GO lots 2 and .
ami . e d. sNtgtec %, townthip y y, ~ D.,
" Donald '' MeAu.s,er. sE q. ses i.,owuship n y.
waisr sofss, a acre, Nwl, zee sliso acre.
soc ~. and block u. %. acre. toWushIp 10 y,
Il. h., auu personal property tAK, g7lA
Charles riAlcy, persona pfopuriNtnN, Sc p1.
tharlgs hcid, 81 Of 'Ma sec ~ township
q. III. trough. ~. acres NEt. sec %. town.
ship a \, a., " acres aud personal proper
y Mar6si. W.. otNw Is and w.. Of sw,,
W. " NJ. ana y " 3 aul y o uisW sec 20.
township 4 \ 10 H. ta2, sbi..u.
Distrist No. =
David nuncomba, sec I. t1Wuatip8N, ROE,
secs anu Z. township y, MA, taK. tllIH.
~. 4. Easlry. prraauN properly uA, asa.
barney ron, personal properly Tax, $40,
q D. uuuAAor, ~. seg q, 20 her.a, anl
anu personal properly thN,s lhgI,
Vim ~. Lor a sons, go acres SEQ ", town
chip y, ktEi M'. 20. ., 20 uere1, t1wusuir
HN. lu a., u.uCkH ti ana %, Gee Do. 80 acres
township y N, l.i O. and aurCa and personal
property, lKA Gba
70 tlUol Eg Of Me-. SEQ a, 81 acres
township y, ROE and personal propuriy,taA,
81. %. neville. block NIX acres wooirua
survey. and personal property, tax, A.u
s .. Putnam. block o. seq 10, % acres, tax
MARY Rideoui. swi. sec Z. 800 acres. Nw ae,
g. sI urrui, luts aud 4, Huc o. no acres ~E q au1
4 ~ acres ~, roc 9, 20 acres township
T. e., psT'3Saai p5ope55y sS 49, ,or
shp =. \ q and personal property, taS
Justat wl,hrell SEX Of sec %. 90 acre.,
sW. fwombi.. So rornor block 70. 2 acres
aud puttonhl property tax, tLAl
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MARsHAL's SALE.

IDURsuANr To AZ ORDER or SALE
4 and decree of foreclosure 10 mo
liIoglgl by The lhi-n judicial District Court ID
lht ltuHiury of Utah, / shall expose at public
...,t tlI' west front door of tho County Court
lnNfri ln lhr city ~ SAT- Lake, Couuty of salt
L,Ahe, hul Territory OF Utah. on the goth day
u' .nermutr 1874, ~ ~ O'Clock, M. Hll Tho
ttn', Hu'' ca M and interest OF William
MAfhc, Mary T. Hurko, his wife Edward
t'pp'l Mis-, George W, Stern, Catherine b
uttr AARON hrysur, William &. MrCoraIcf
Mly hnAtn, Union National Rank OF salt
LUG WY, 9 corporatinu, Edward %. Wichs,
Iu.Ng lur " 49, scott, II. 10. scott and ~ H.
nullIl, ~. W. Taylor and George Cr0cker,
Ne,n. NNsincss undcr Ihe ilrm namn of Prom
Wut'.l Stock Company of, u, end to
W. lol9Wlng described real estate situate,
9iI6 ana being ln salt Lake CITY aud County
FOUNDED ut follows to.Wits
AlwWtueluF one hundred aud seventy lye
.l,'I ler1 eaa. from ino southwest corner "a lad
iAI'c I'D boo block lfty.oue ON. Plat "a % .EIt
iAht. lV tuWoBthcuco north one hundred and
.N.lh TWO Ilal irUlt thence east forty five fttt.
l,th lNeute south one hundred and tHirty. tto
llH-I ltct ihrnrr west forty.uye ll5I fset to
Ag place Ot beginning. WV ''''
w sou ~ ono property OF william Uur.e
hhu mary T. lurkg 10 lha SUIT OF Inc Natinnai
naHA ul We hepunllc Of -alt Lake CIV plain.
Nlt AMI Mt' George W. stern, plaintiff IN
a,H!h 800 and now % defendant IA dina CON,
Hg,lllel action OF cases, ~, % and l2,I1l
IeFmh OF sale, cash.
NAT 81 brigham,
hyJouN y; CmMOcW, Deputy Marshal
"A'eu A'sall Lake SiIy, November eth, 1894
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Notes

Miss Alfrlda Layen, one Of Logan's
bellies, was united IN marriage Oh
Wednesday TO Henry Cater, a young
man well known Ia Brigham city.
The ctfem ony was performed la tic
Logan Temple. A few Intimate
friends attended ,he wedding reception
the same evening. Nit. ana Mrs.
Cater expect 10 make their future
home IN Brigham city.
Thanksgiving psSseJ or very quiet.
ly In Logan. In tue evening the
Home Dramatic company pteseniod
the Galley Slave IA the opera house to
a packed and appteciative audience.
The play was a success.
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10 Che Probate Court in and lor SAT- Lac
County. Territory Of Utah.
In tho matter Of the estate Of kofia d.
Pratt, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GiNfN THAT
n TamrH b. Ice. Hdmuislrator 90 The estate
Of ktsa 10 Pratt deceased hiss rcnd rcd for
fetIirucnt AND 1le1 iu said court BIO ilnal ho.
count uf be administration " 1lid estate and
Doe .ItIuH fbr nUaI distribution ~ tho residue OF
500 estate among thu persons entitled thoreto'
and That tuesday. the lith day N December.
8 %. IslI 90 l| O'Clock %. m.. 90 inc tourt
room of s1Id Court. iu she county Court House,
.stIt faHu city and county Utah ltrrilury, has
bean Uu.v appointed hy the judge Of SAID
court. Or thr settlement % Hlid account aud
hearing said petition for diHtruuuou, a. which
rur audi place nug person Interested iu f1ld
tsta'c mHF appear ana chow cause ~ any
frnfp be-. why said account should not Do set
died and auuruErd and final distribution made
uH prayed Tor
H v MEtOY.
CIcIE OF tbc Probate Court
uy j. r. jACK. Deputy
I ". WAnprtL. Attorney.
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AssEssMENT NoTIoE.
The 49, MmlnE Comphny

N a meeting oil the board o. directors
of the Grls'y Mining CO.. hold ON thu lsth
day Of November ls1i, an assessment Of even
lll cents per HHHrr, was levied upon thH capital
ttoca uf Che corporation, payable Immediately
20 ihAar IruuUUH secretary, ht tho cuWpluy'a
ohco, Room l.. IH i4r Ueserot NAuuuAl hank
building Sale JAKE tity. Utah
Any tiWrh upon which said assessment tulIl
remain unpaid uu Monday, December lith,
1874 shall HuguU delinquent and be advertised
for sale, aud uU.yss payment 10 mado before,
January lFd. IsHI. tlt O'clock m, az the unIrr
N the bcuruarr No pay delinquent assessment
together with uu 'cost OF advertising and
eApngse OK Gale, By order OF the board OF
diTtCt0Ta
ISAAC JENNINGS,
Secretary,
Salt Lake City Utah. November 18Th 1897
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there VIII no o Meeting OF tho Stock.
holders OF No Live llue Consolidated Mining
company, on the an day Of December, at %
o.cloca me- at the compuuy's onltO, room 80
90 McJornieG building, ralt Lake CITY, uab.
Tor tue purpose of olcctiuT % board OF directors
ana oiucers of sAld company, and any otbgr
hutlnuia which may lawfully come before sugb
meeting,
-. JOHN TGERNAN, President.
W, g, HALL, eecrotay.
hALE LAKE Clrr, Utah, Nov, 18Th, 1884
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Last Chance Mining Company

NOTICE DIS UERERY GIVEN THAT AT
~ umUrtug of tho board uf directors, held
on tho l1th day VI November, lsli An nfHtssmCnI
Of two cents per share was ltyio0 ON the capt
Cal stock % Too company, payable immu'
diatUly to %. O. Anderson, secretary, bi Main
street JAMES spencer hhtomanlo'H unlcolsaIt
Lake CITY. Utah. Any stock upon which atid
asaesamUutsbAIl roman unpaid on no lpth day
~ December. IsHl shall become delinquent
and advertised Tor sale and unless payment IL
made before will DO sold ~ public hurunu, on
January lIth, lFll 10 O'Clock mat tho afore'
said u0le0 tu pay the delinquent asscssmCnt
together with U0Ht OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. uy 1lfur 90 the board " dupHt0ra
n. a. ANDtl-uN,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


North Polnt Consolidated irrigation Company,
Lonctou OF once and Principal Place Of nusl.
urss=tuluu liOtsl, Wet second south
street, salt Lake Ji,y, Jtah,
NOrlUE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ HtA meeting Of che Hoard of u.rtctura,
held ON tUu lith day uf November, 1874, assess
mout No. %, of fiN and hhlf per cent, or u.s.
cents per share, was LEVIED uu tlr capital
stock of One corporation. payable 900 saturday
December lHL lH1i, 90 tho aecrNury, a. tle
gLIrc on inc company, loon u7, cullen Hotel
Wet second south street. ruIf lake CITY, Utah
Territory. Any stock upon which thlH assess
mrnt may remain unpaid on mo alst lay %
december, 1894, will be- Delinquent and ndypr,
uHUl for sale ~ public auction, mud uulrsa
payment u made before, will lg sold uu tho
sot day u January lsHi. 90 nay tuu drlinuurut
assessment, together with uOat Of adycrtislng
and expense Of talo,
ARTHUR PARsoNs.
secretary
Room %, cullen Hotel, or Onicc OI Il. a.. NIL.
bait Lake City, Uuh, November 2lst. IsIi
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ucaeret and salt lake Agricultural and San
featuring Canal Ompany.
Principal piaco u business. salt Lake CITY
salt Lake County, Juh.


featuring Canal .Ompany,
Principal piacu of husinofH salt Lake CITY
talt Lake County, luh.
NOTICE IT, HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ "a mt1uuF of tho board OF tIrrrI9ra III
sbii company, ncld 49, salt Lake city. Utah. ON
thc atn Jay OF November, 1895, an bHtussmeut
was made on tho tuuHruhyd caUlttI stock Ia
mo corporation Tor the balance remaining am.
paid iu tuu iull hum nj I've dollars nor rH.rg.
We par value ~ said HtUc., payable 90 b IoHn
hutiall secretary aud treasurer. 40 HIa uH.uu.
so. q. Eutl south Temple 'tIu1t, ON lr before
ihc Nin day of december 1894 ANY and lH
stock Ou which suit as-Uaamtnt ROMANS mn.
paid uu December llth, 1904, shall DO deemed
delinquent and advertised Tor ta.o 100 public
auction. and II payment lH not made iufDrr
VIII hr sold ON tho -slh day OF hereunder, Is4t
% O'Clock q. co.,, AZ the onlcc OF tho tuefrtarg.
so %, tast on D iomplu street. o. pay tb1
assessment together with costs " advertising
anu expense OF halo.
l., JOHN NuTTAIL
SAT- lake CITY, Utah, November on, ls5l
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NolllE rs HEREBY GiNEN hf TIE
a uulrTHIyneH Administrator OF we estate
OF LILLIAN Howard, deceased. TO the credilsfa
81 and nI persons having claims agulnt.
lhe t1la 1rrelHrd. 10 exhibit them Win lhc
huev-saY vouchers, within four months atltI
w hLst publication OF this notice, 20 we thll
AlWtnolti rooms 90 and bie. MoCoTnick lnhd
utah Territory
FRANK MCDONALD,
decea'cd,
,MAppELt a ADAMS, attorneys for estate
bA1sd NyYeAbgr lVth. 1854.
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NOTICE
in tho Probate Court in and tor salt Lake
County, Territory VI U.ah

in tho Probate Court ln and tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF U.ah.
In the matter u the estate OF Margaret d. n.
McMaatcr deceased,
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Alexander MCMAItor, administrator ui
size estate OF Margaret 10 ., MChtpstcr, DC,
ceased, has rendered Tor settlement, and nlcd
On sara court, hia nual account Of hia admins.
uAunn OF SAID estate and petition Tor final dis.
riuuuoG OF tho residue ~ SAID estate among
tne persons entitled thereto. and that Taesday,
tue ilth day Of uccc mhcr, a. y. 1894, az 10
O'Clock o. m,, az the csufl room ~ said court.
in tho County Court llouHu, salt Lake City aud
county, Utah Territory, has been duly Bp.
pointed BY tho judge Of said court, tor the
trtuumgnt OF nlid account and hearing FaId
petition Tor distribution. ht which time and
place any person interested In SAID estate may
appear and snow cause n any there be-. why
SAID account should not be settled ana Az
proved and nnnl dntubutiOn made a. prayed
Tor.
Dated November 18Th, a. u. l.gl
~. y, MKLOY,
Clerk NJ Probate Court
A. McMAsrEH, attorney Tor estate.
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In the District Court OF tho Third judicial
uutfIct ~ Uuh Territory.
County of sat LAKE.

Joseph iiauoubach, paluuH, W. Daniel
AIt4autrr. Julia Alexander. Jouutu AtNau.
DER Uruismin stelnmHu, isaar huucr and
samuel Wuucr. go partners a. liutCr Nruthcfa,
utury lice. MILAN sta, %. LsCmau, Iuua'
tlan uiHu. ID Eisgmau and b. Mrhani COO
rarIrtrs Al Iurr. -tln IS Company. - W. Nor.
ZION, euWafd M.uIII, samuel McrIul ana
Thomas a. kult, co partners a.. MOI.
faou. MUrul s. Company uoW1rl
so.raftners usE s. JadrCy g Company. iugt'
ford ruspcudUr Company, 10 corporation a. u
Williams, A ~. tHpp Co ,atUrIDfauuui licufy
ArusIadtcr, #rHI %. Nrustautcr David Ncus
ftaIfcr. Isaac OupeubcimCf aud eiFm1ud
IClUutwauECr. tHspurturrs De Ntusllior
UritUrrs. aud salt lake Continuation Com
rauy, corporation defendants.
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S'S Rio
~ 6RANpEF CDLNnE
8AWESTERNM UnANUE
s1;ssl. WESTERN
fiIs 2ap.p. In Effect HoG 2ith, 1894,

TIME TAnLn, w LhbsN Uull LUZ lVvtl
L.ay. salt Lake
No. s-For Provo. bingham, and
all points East......,.,...... sos a. m
No t-tor Prove Grand Junction
aud oil poinu Easi...,,..... t0p N.
No C-ior Provo Mauu aud
ssiinA........ ........-............ gsop. m.
No s-for EuretA ......... -...--, ...., sop. m.
No. t-for Ogden and Wsst........ n al D. IN.
no i-for OEiou ami the West,... Iil9 pm.
Arrive salt Lake.
40 i-rrom Provo. Grad junction
and tho EAss".,,....-".... i'so p. N
No. PROM Provo. Grand Junction
and tue EAat,,....,.,.......,., n i1l p m.
No, s-ir0n bingham. Provo. MAnu
ana SAUNA ussss,s.,,,-.,s....... $40 y. m.
No. 5-ttom EureLas..... ..........,.... g.5s a. M.
No g-irom ogden and tho West TssA IN.
No. t-from Ogden aud the West. SOP. "a.
Only lluo running through rullman ralacs
Double Drawing Room HIeupafs 81 beaver via
Gfhnd junction And 10 Kansas CIV and Chiea.
foNa colorado points tree fecllhiug chair
ears salt Lake GO Denver. aud ONLY line run
ming Pullman flucTcrt salt Lake 10 san FRAN.
cisco. hoohangotg sloas eornaeuoua. safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket ONCE, IS ". End South.
II e. DODGE, A.E. WEuHY,
Gcu, MAusger Cen. supL
J.h htNNErr. Goa. r.&r,A.
8. II, nABCocK, General Freight Aon.
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VOu AXE HEREBY kEQUlilED TO Az
tie above named plaintiff In sue District C0ur.
OF The Ihfd Judicial uHrCtu f ihc ruuitlIy
" lhl. nd Co nuiWtr mo amended Com'
plant Mod tturUin within ten days lcNclualto
81 the day ut sUf,icuI after the service ua Ou
81 tula tummuuH= 10 served within this county,
or, u served olt M thla county, but lu tnia
forty daya-or Judgment BY default viii 90
taken against you, rufdiug 20 tho prayer u
tali amended comp amt
The said action b. brought TO have decree %
this cuurt Tor tho foreclosure " certain
mortgage eNrcutUdhy defendants nursC Co ono
ises hrst hcrCinaitor described, giyCu 10 secure
payment OF certain promissUy note. cao.
tuted By tald defendant 70 sad q. T.. ulafA,
| alter date, win Intrrest from maturity "a 10
/ per cent per aunum said note being due and
unpaid, save interest," 10 July IT, isl, AID
/ April sth, lsll; said note aud mortgage having
| hocu duly AssirnUd 10 pluiupn, which 10 now
| lng holder lhgrcpti q paft oi tail rfemisos
/ mortgage. bcing The premises secondly herein.
! after Described, 90 nave amount Of SAID
mortgage debt Ascerlainud ana amount due or
/ owing " Mra Geo. W stern, secured on HnId
! premises 60 have az order ut sale 90 usual
] form 20 rsisc amount due 90 plaintiu ami tor
other rrllcfi sad mortgagol premises arc
! ,. W. cornorof lot q block %, plat a." salJ
! lAtn NNf ruiNtl running ucncu raHt ~
! isrL ttsnce souib SHEET 10 Gcs.nriGs saii
! released premises 1fr described AZ f0IluWtI
] Commencing az point gH faHt rHst uf south.
| west corner OF salh loo ., running thence east
/ lu0fs0t thence north li iUat thence west 100
] feet, thence Huulh l.l feet Co beginning, also
commencing nt point l-l feet east aud 4 rods
] south " uufihwestrufuHr " said lot l.rHuutug
thence east b feet thence south lI4 feet
| thence west 90 feet, thence north l1l feet %
| beginning, situate lu -Alt Lake CITY aud
| County, Utah ANA you arc hereby nutlnri
! that 10 you fan 90 appear ana answer the said
nWcadel complaint 80 above required, tho
sHi1 p.hlnuh viii apply 10 tho court for relief
dymaudOd thCrcIu.
Wines. thc Hon samuel A. Merritt, judge.
ana tho zeal VI tho District Conf I'd
The Third Judicial District. iu aud Tor
lsEALl ne tofutory Of utah. ms ilh DAY Of
June, ga tho year of our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety,
four.
DAVID G. DUNBAR. CLERK.
Nv gro, u. LOOMS, Deputy Clork.
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mo People 81 tho Territory Of Ula send
Frcglugi go William Burke. Mary l.
hutao, hl wife, Edward fuppyr, Mu.
1CorFo W, 7iurn, Catherine a. Dyer
Aaron hufucr, WI Iihm - hcNornIcAt
Mary nuNuu. Uninu NuLonh. hans, n
taitlakn city, a comparable, Edward D..
Mirts. Trustee Tor n. 10. scott. ~. H.
scOtt, AMI ST. n lufUrt, y, ". TAYLOR aud
george Cruescf. doing business under tho
lru nam OF from0utoy stock Company,
u0fguuhula
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In the District Court in aud Tor the Third Ju'
dIciM District Of utah Territory
County Of sAit Lake


Tho National Hank % tho Republic. plaintiff,
w.
william burke, MARY l.. nurio,hin vile, Edward
Pepper, Mrs. ONurFo W. htgAru, CaIhcuue
D. yer Aaron hcyter, william .. hcs
torniCk. Mary lrAun, Union NltuuA
Hank Of sa't Lake Clty. n corporation, nd
ward %. WiU.H, Trustee Tor 90 ~ scott,
II, o. scott and NJ. 70. hufuru, j W, TAYLOR
and george DrurkCr, doing UuaIuraa under
tho nrm name Of ifumontory stock COM
u.nN InL-uLnuL--
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NoTIoE OF ASSES. M.

Room n', cullen Hotel, or oflco OF Il. owl.
haLl LlLn OI.Y. LLah. AulnmLnr .I-l. I.-I'
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SENATOR COLQUlTT PARAlYZeO.
Another Stroke This Time In the Throat
Condition Critical.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March O.-Sena-
tor Colquitt, of Georgia, has again been
stricken with paralysis, this time in his
throat. and his condition Is serious.
Senator Colqutt was in his committee
room yesterday in his usual health ana
lust prior to his departure for home az
tated a number OF letters to his clerk. He
did not complain of feeling unwell. be-
yond the effect of his previous stroke,
from which, however, he had recently I'M
proved, he having been able TO get into
the Senate Chamber without the use or
his wheeling chair.
The first attack came two summers ago,
and was attributed TO overwork. The sec
ond attack came during the night, and al
though the Senator is reported as better
to-day, his condition is critical. The part
directly affected this time in the throat,
and it is impossible to give him nourish-
ment or for him to speak. Physicians
have been in attendance since the attack
came on, but no prediction Is made as to
the ultimate outcome of this second at
tack, which affects such a part of the
body as makes Mr.. Colquitt's condition ex-
trefnely critical.
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Famous Case Compounded.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March pa
special to the Times-Unlon from Tampa,
Fla, says: The famous Williams will case
was compromised here to-day There was
about $4,000 worth Of property involved.
General John G.. Williams died In 1892,
leaving his wife, Sarah Williams, all OF
his property. Mrs Williams was the Sc
cond wife. and eight children OF the Gen.
erals first wife contested the will on the
ground that their father was insane. by
the compromise Mrs. Williams is to have
the property. about $1,000. conveyed 10
her BY General Williams before his death.
The balance OF the property goes to the
children after the expenses OF the litiga-
ton, which are enormous. are paid. Ex-
Postmaster Genecal Dickinson and
Mr.. Thurber. Private Secretary to
Mr.. Cleveland. were OF counsel for the
children.
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DISASTROUS STORMS.
THEY SWEEP OVER NORTHERN TEXAS
AND LOUISIANA.
Twenty Lives Lost In tho Former Region
Hundreds Of People Injured
Suffering Of Survivors.

DALLAS. TEX, March @.-The storm
which swept over Northern Texts Sunday
ami Monday nights was unparalleled In
severity. The death-roll WIN reach
twenty; that OF the injured over 800. At
Emory, the seat OF Raines county, the
cyclone knocked the town nearly out OF
existence. other towns visited were badly
damaged. Major Berry has called on
Dallas citizens for contributions to relieve
the sufferers. many OF whom are ruined
and mourn the loss OF members OF their
families.
IN LOUISIANA.
MONROE La. March D.-A strong
wind. coming from the northwest, yester-
day evening blew down a number OF
dwellings and stores In this city ana
seriously injured several persons.
PURvIs. La. March 9.-At . A. NJ.
destructive storm passed through thps
section. and although a great deai OIL
timber was levelled and the ROADS are
obstructed by fallen trees. only iew
houses were wrecked. and no lives nave
vet been reported lost.
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IOuis kos.uth Dead.

TURIN, March 25.-Louis Kossuth, the
Hungarian patriot, died at IL o'clock to-
aignt.
Kossuth was born at Monok, county OF
Zemplar, Hungary, I'm 1892. He had liberal
education. In early manhood he be-
came the leader OF his people He fought
for the freedom OF Hungary from the
Austrian yoke. but the heroic revolution
led by him resulted in defeat, as he had
overwhelming odds against him. After
the surrender he sought refuge in Turkey.
His extradition was demanded by Austria
and Russia, but though he refused a
proposed means of evading all aianger-
the adoption OF the Mohammedan reli-
gion-the Porte. encouraged by England
and France, resisted all threats. and
finally. at the Intervention Of the United
States and England. he was allowed TO
depart with his family and friends On
September /, 1851, he was liberated, and
set out to embark on the war steamer
Mississippi. which had been dispatched
by the United States Government. in ac-
cordance with a resolution OF the Senate,
10 convey him to America as the nations
guest. In this country he received an
ovation second only to that accorded
LAFAYETTE. He lived In voluntary exile
after his return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
BUILDING FUND MEN FIGHT.
John B. Tiilar and j. y. Mullen Have
Lively Set-To.

Messrs. John b. Tfllar, and J. L. Null
len had what is described az having been
a pretty lively fight in the corridor on
the third floor OF the Chamber Of Com
merce building yesterday. Later In the
day the former. who showed signs OF
rather rough handing, swore out war
rant for Mullen, who was arrested ana
hailed for his appearance in the Police
Court this morning.
Tillar is manager Of the Equity Build-
ing and Loan Association. but formerly
held a similar position with the Fidelity
Association, and Mullen was one oil ms
assistants. When he went to the EquiV
Mullen accompanied him, but the latter
did not remain long before deciding 10
go back to his. old place.
It was reference to these matters II
is said. when the two met yesterday
morning, that brought on the hgnt IN
the course of which sufficient blood was
drawn to bespatter the floor quite freely
Gentlemen entering the building sSpa'
rated the combatants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
TiIlman Well Satisfied,

WASHINGTON, d. c., March O.-Gov-
ernor Tillman, OF South Carolina, had an
hours interview with Commissioner Mil
Ter, of the Internal-Revenue Bureau, at
the Treasury Department this morning
The conference was about the recent
liquor seizures by Federal officials in
South Carolina. II developed that there
was no conflict of authority between the
State authorities OF South Carolina and
the Internal-R Revenue Bureau. Mr.. Till
man left with a perfect understanding
OF the situation, and apparently well sat
isfied with the interview.