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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

Pett- Camp. thu lssi- va ai-Hs-
thirteen mile> frea4 Holy >pzn-. W.
The sere q \ ta1rIy List 49, IN
shirh unicsr ovsrtsu Piay~l t5e EalIa-
pars- His victim n4s ". W. eek wasas
he vsRt u arrrsr rAs uaorusn- far rsmgv-
iRx property that haf h-eu attached
Nhsn ke went 70 III hasl~s - Clx n
tsAi hal that h. h1f violated rae Iaw
aud was wHnteI in clgrr- Cox refused
to - but Ovs-tsa argued that ii vas
the best thing n eaHJ La. Finally Cox
s<res-t 70 - At > aefsk. bat failed la
aPpeaF- AMI uvrrten went - rs house
again 70 arrest him Wh-a be- entered
tae hogtse h fsunI Mayor Nrstsu AMI
Mrs Eek engaged IN conversation. He
a-set for Cox aHi N&S tslI thar b. wa~
IN the back yzrL If ruur~l AMI vals~l
10 the baek iosr. wt-rr Csx WI iu-f en-
ierInS overssu s>sssl him WHY IL ,l1I
not come - e9uTt a. h. hal -e.L.
Cex repde,l th1t b. wa not Sauz- The
Officer informed him that be- had euur
feS him AMI guessed h. would sake aim
Sa-reap"u Cox <fru.S him IN the marsh
With hiS hSt- Tnay eliEch~L AMI At "a :
moment Mrs.. Cox appeared visa 4 sick
and dealt Overtsa a blsx .a. rha heal
and another in the face. Hsmsr- the L.
year-ohi son sf Cox thea -u,a i ear
sith a =gR- Overesu I-ev H. pistol an.I
began nrins AMI called - -h- mayer no.
70 let thu boy Shs-st hiR aa.E b. would
aaaRsSs the twe. Overrsa shot the
times. each shut uskinx Fee sm rho body
Of Nr Cox The Frs entered The t1-S
near tho spinal e~sisuln. par araqfu=
the tsN#r limbs rHa ss-~.u.H s a~.s--F
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

Nsf-b Nsatst- Bssahtie~-s - fr.-
sassfve sf ws~k Dt-~sss.r.etls N the
Consular service " Eases~d rsts law
WASHINGTON. Feh S-The plan %
Inspecting Immigrants at ioreigu ports
before their enharkation IN this coun-
try has been approved by the house
committee OF Judiciary. The plan a.
Presented in a bill introduced by Rep-
rrseutative W. \. stone. Of Psnn~yt-
vsnia, provides hat NJ alien immi-
grants shall he admitted % this eoun-
try until ne presents a certificate
from the United states consul at
the point Of embarkztiou stating
that a full fnspertiou Of the
Immigrant, has been made. AMI that he
or b Is entitled to admission under
h laws The bill further imposes oa
United States eonsuls the 1eded duty
of Inspection of immigrants
This plan Is likely to eauss i stir in
n consular branch The bill imposes
heavy responsibilities on the eou-
suls at such leading ports OF en-
barkatiOn as Liverpool. Havre- Ma
pies ami Bremen. where the num-
Der OF immigrants TO he inspected daily
znd furnished with certificates wouEd
reach hundreds during heavy p~crio<is
OF immigration. The bill makes no
provision for extra compensation to
the e'susuls. nor aoes Mr.. Stone. the
author II the bill, think extra eompen-
s7tiou viii he necessary.
There arc plenty Of people ready to
aecep, these desirable places >sid he.
with such duties a. congress may i'm
Pose upon the places
Mr. Broderiek- Of the judiciary COM
mIttes. does not agree with Mr. stone
and thinks that IL congress carries cat
the plan ~ foreign inspection an ap-
preparation will be necessary for exc
cutting foreign immigration Servicc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

NEv Togx. Feb She American
Naticral Red Gross has Just issued .
Di6-e<ld report fer the ts<us between
oSsobs-. ls9S AID Jaru4-y. 1854 ].
eo1rzizs avs--r-s-estiIy internal re-
port Of the Sea Island relief. gi-e1 in
n letter tn Mrs Christensen, Of
Brookine. Mass There is also ! LIST
of subscription FOE the past three
months Clara Barton says We have
on hand s6ss3 in cash. $500 pounds OF
mat. &c bags Of grirs here ard 40 bar
r~IS u CharleSt01. 100 barrels o< E0rr.
q mediefnes NO osri-kiEg FOOD any
QUANTITY tc< the s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

WAszEsrcS. Feb tG-With MONEY
o. hand. derived ron the sale Of
eccdS the treasury department. : be-
g-rn@zg 70 pay sozs ot its 6sss-rsd
o~eagzrccS Sugar boCcsies 20 tks
amount Of sli-5oo,ee0 have been await
ing payment for some time The-e
arr now being paid AZ the rate Of sIee,-
eco 4 day, the anount paid 80 fa- ag-
gregating sI.5oo.eo0 The amount esti-
mated by Commissioner Miller of sIa--
coo. Go for sugar bountiex FOR this
year. It i said. will b< foaad too low.
The total may reach SIS.e@.ec9 when
ali the returns are received
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

kzv. NctsrosE. sTAnssliss- cIcssdl
revival .. S-eenxoot las wees OEs-
20 ~e-e add rosee Different ehurcsss
y ~ss tie y-aE4sss al -a-rez. revival
eEer lad u rs1s part q tie Ssz.a
lsAAc >EAw and Alex Gun. rave con-
fessed shas they we're two OF the party
Of three that visited >cots Hs-0kers
house rear Ce1eexille las week and
shos aim down in as dOor- Thew say
TIA. they thoagh. Mccullough had ;
warrant for Eo.kers arrest. and shes
oaay vent along 70 help make the Ar
re-- Mccullough. Who dfL ree SE09-
in- - sCil ~ large ThS ~tsoFernor hzs
oes-st = reward 0t $50 for bis ARES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

THE Hawaiian tnEusL Es= "a IT,
twentieth war euaszins a -inshs.
histarv Of thai mach tzlkel-of casstrv-
a Fietar~ u IL ministries and pcpulz-
t5ou- and . vzsr snrount of sszr~ssaf
inferEnzsiun- e~cE~~u -As-c EE~ tAe
reader can discern the movement ansi
bGss2> u a v-grous szd p-a<rsssvx
sztti@ eoaauaon ~ezlth
Tmw Eaias-I stats es1w~zl az BIZ
niawhzm- Enxiza1- estiEzt~~ the n
--xz- "a he aaloazE - tsasr ~scsEre,l
frezn ~ Trise,i >tztxS % fag- years AZ
81 rer eemr- lie ~zr~ ~NothiEg
--zr< nar~ completely sSts asished
thzn the a~r-ud~nss It s-rrss Britain
anon The Tnir-s >czse@ fsrz eurSaerz-
bb~ znseuas % e--ssGztu<& ans this Do
ps1s~E.e = far EsrN Exgly 70 increase
thzn-dmz<h
TKE Be- rgvsalng tAe federal cleo
iasus Iz~ has received The signature %
sh~ -rrsaa~ns. snd aeur~farth iron the
irzaE 4~xsAaritie Vii d~volve the en-
try 2zsw - the sznstity OF
~ hzHas hox lea even with the
ss.derzl aw aad AuStrzlizE ballot <v<-
s~au 60 bsrG kxs eurz< 10 Dc oue Of the
ns~s imsxmaHs1v abused institutions
q ta> csSasrv-
TRE auex CAV capital - Aizhszz-
zaahz- hzS been vP<3 e the map
The o1E ro-a SEe vas SOD recently 70
AZ -x.awr sc~ a mere piftznxe- ard
Eh~rw asuee ssa--f ta- elegant hemes Of
an spal-ut p~ep1e a. cotton plant Viii
n fzszrx ssursa
Cas- a " GExELN- tA- dhSs7n-
<uss-sa s-ers~ explarxr. has accepted
the i~mxfszfisu Of the P~ennsyIxzni1 -
eixEx- >azs 81 the American Rxxo1R-
rson. - sp<1k At ts~sr aEaaai ha9qge-
10 - he'd az the Dsssesa~ eiah Pitts
5urzA rA0a wxshis-tor's birthezy-
TEx~esud annual esux~nsssu Of the
FzesEx Ga&S. ASs<<sasicn Of Fire Chiefs
ep-ss.a in San Frznri~eo on the ssh-
pei<xaf~< ~rr~~ntinx the district
from British Celazabiz - Texas were
IA ATTENDANCE Fridzv. the s-h- vzs
the association dsy a. the Nd-wiaser
f1fr-
Ir = stated ON high suthcrisv IN Liz
bcu that the Rcth~ehSIds are Furnish
ing more To Admiral IA tsana- the
--..s~- - a.. Ez-iyi., i,~r-
80 =, p;c J.n.-
u-w- u,ww R.x- vru-
rowr p.~ig~ 49,. ,ubIish~r rs
h-~~,~xr~T.s s-,r, .he s..irtv Of cas-
60. PSor~~- Cor rrbIishing altered
false statements in his histories re-
--s;,- ,--o,,in.,. u~mher~ az the so
-.
Tvv <-.bcor-r.xx~h. FLORENCE. which
di-,.,~h f-cn D.trni. Nleh.1 re-
$500 vrrrk.d arrived A. New Or
80 n, the s.h in char. Of Can't. o.
y RrooLx .f--ra Seli-htful trip, with
.u-.u
AZ e,rthov.ke shock. lasting ten
eccpds was felt a. KeeIer. Cal. and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

Jaes~ru. FEB >-sssv- S,eue sa.lar sen.
the f~oiioNins E-auipafieus - rhe ~uar-
Prot 4 FL whit6rlL. II gxfeuL 50
prsue Ceurt Ias5s~. 10 sas-~~l Iusf,-
J. A T. Campb%L vh.se terra -xair-
Eext Nav A II Lsa=n.- - ssrrn~o-s
Chzneeiisr e tn- Ssxrush Hsszass g..
suerersi W 4 Tr= r. e. Csaa- ChaH-
ceiier Of the Fffrh IFSC znsI = n
Tsrrsi anil a - Mays~ Cf-eur Iri=sS
respectively fer tin Ss-oHsl 8z5 Ef-hsa
Districts The fh-ss arter saee~ssi r.sus-
s@tvs- They are al ah5e ausl vel
k1ssn Awyers ProE WhifheEI !. The
Ew profesS.r Il tEs STATE CnIverxv Tie
xrzsz1red from thAt instflr5su IN ISL
~lfh ths krst hsnar- In ~. tbs A VI.
csgrs~ vas eonfsFresI On him he he'll
t1s place Of adjunct professor frsm Is7=
70 l>s+ From that tine uHi issf. wher
- -ss appninted h.~ rrsfsszer Of the
aasrerSs-r- he Frzsfse,i Lw AZ ~ssreua.ia
vita mrrn sgecsss- lie l. an abe hwyer
AID a gnteuza CT mgch reEzsmeuc AM
peAsc- A H Lau<ine Is a vouc< and
hrllia1t A-rer ef Gres-TeaL HI vs.
siseiy irdsrSet fer the position TIE
senate consrne- al the appointments tbs
sSrsrneuu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

TIE state department on the ssh-
received from United >szses Minister
70 Nicaragua Baker = cop Of a deere
fsSued bv the gow~rnm@ntaf Nicaragua
recognizing the provisional x-vrerumens
of Honduras established ~ Poliezrpo
Bonilia. and agreeing 70 act a. the Int
tiers ally
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

Gxx NEzrXz Enxzxh minister e
var. has dscsss~.i that a. eznned rusals
for ske Use - the a-srw sh@1L "a ne m
rurx, BE- e~xxIEsfv~;v - hsna- n@z411-
tEr~- FiitAsrts tAe~s -vuI> hare a~~a
furnished ~ Asz<rzE% wao s<ad a
msneroay % the hu>zn<~ Tie enaag~
vii iserx4ss he ~~t e rh~ Ees-is -
the government - rer e~nE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

THE old corvette kezrSzr- whaca
wen historic fame b sszkSsz the r<aei
cruiser Aisbamz sf Ch@rhsu-< Fznc~-
&C >untiaE. Juu~ - r~tN w1z xr~x<-1
on Rozcaskcr reef eft the Mesquite
euzss cf Central Am<ric=- on thu 3D.
while sExsVate fsem Port an Priur~-
Hayti. 10 E.ncEeid>. SixaEguA The
orkrers and crew ver- saved
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

In the commercial treaty coEclzdesi
hetveeH Russia ami Germany Russia
has conceded reductions in the duties
CT machines agricultural implements
dynlnos. eahleS@ drugs chemicals and
WOMEN anti leather gocds imported
into that country fzaa s.~rEanv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

Tag carnival ~ez-sa at CvrA Ia
vigua- ei<x.esa niles ~ou.Aeass ef
Rome. wz= brsa-ht - a. asrupc eEs-~
.zriy g. the morrnx u the sch By The
cvwar8iv a~>zSSnatzan Il d . ezas-
raa<iiaL or~ Of the rraa1in~zs ~r-~ad~nes
efah~ plzee- wAo'w as ~ have srsn -ar
ried en- tAe davss HI 6sszI tz<ax -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

In = said that a retired French ma
vi officer has invented a rifle that i
capable of firing two kinds Of expgo-
sivc bullets These bullets have i'm
menss power Of penetration and 100 Of
them weigh orlv 1,sss grammS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

THE Russian press expresses great
satisfaction with Emperor Williams
speech IN the rciehstsg regarding the
-Russo-Gcrmsn commercial treaty The
Paris papers. on the other hand. se-
eEse the 4 of treaehery 10 his French
ally.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

The steamship Louisiana which ar
rived at San Francisco. on the 9th, from
Newfork. reports having encounter
ed along the fortieth parallel. a dozen
monster iceberg which Capt Oil
yer estimated were SO or SEQ feet in
height.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

OK h ssh the ssrrrms cvUrra q Nsz-
szS dexisie.i that the crsva can m.
remayr Mr. Wary T. Lez@ asa azrrnh-r
Of the state bard af charities Of
which sh-. thsrxferx. rgEaiss sr~s-
dent The cnsrs vas azzzirursz~s tae
populist ueussrr eueeurriz< VITA ss-
two rypuhtsxan>
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

TEE London bard Of trade returns
for the month ~ January show that
the imports increased E5S3a. seQ. a.
compared with there 81 the correspond
ing morth last year, and that the ex-
ports increased sI5a-soo. a. compared
with those Of January. fsaS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

PRESIDENT PrIxoro's decree for a
general election in Brazil. March /.
q president viee-presidens and
members of congress viii be elected.
Is ssr,ked upon in Rio Jaueiro, Is show
ing his OWL confidence in the situation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

IRE observance % s~hro-zticu day
in Heue9uiH rasse1 ef with perfect
good srvser. The American leagu.
raised a new American Tag sssz Feet.
there wz~z militar- parade and sstgt-.
with a public re,seption IN the ecuncil
rocm- The day closed with Hlumin7-
,ions and fireworks Of great briliizaey
and an enthusiast c mas meeting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

~Ex-PEE>IpEST HsEEIsox will leave
Indianapolis on the 18TH accompanied
by his private SECRETARY. Mrs Mckee
and his grandchildren for California
where he viii deliver a course ct lee
lures on constitutional law at the
Stanford university
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

SscEkFAsT CsEI-IsLE i opposed to
the coinage Of silver scigniors-e at ,hf.
f'"se. and has so informed members %
congress who sought his views on the
subject.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
VOL. XVIII.

sxroEr issued blythe Midland Fail
way Co OF England shows that during
tho last six months Of 1896 the rr,rfpss
carrying of grains fell Of Esx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

oS the sth the Iowa house Of r~pr.-
r~entatsves passed Niecoils' bgII pruhib
ting the sale VI giving away ofei-a-
eigsrestcs Nc tobacco. in any form, to
minorsN -der IS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

TEE inhabitzn.s Of the town Of Rz-
koni.z, thirty miles west 81 Prague.
have keen terrorized bv the work OF
dyrzmiters. some weeks z IN at
temps vas made to blow up hotel IN
the town. hut was unsuccessful ON
the night os the sth another exrio-
sion occurred at the hotel. greatly
damaging the walls Of the building
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

ANAE @aA -
Amevsea1 a4r.rss a1ag a2rv = s~r> 1ruurht
90 - -ra ~ 49, Var na~z P-ez5teaasl~u~
kHst > H~s-a-= - - IA va rsre EssI ~
z-1< "a ~ zI~<s aastr1cfieus - Minister
Ia s~arpart~~ ~ n prry slenai xav~ra-
msas zsa~r~r4na ~ Ne aErsad@ - cauxr---
zsaa a. ~ast~4gur~ ~ Eashinxrru - restore
Er Mzs@ "a Harzrrar save derasHelY ean1~
20 - rnE knsenz aa~aa EcrurNnzfv ! Feeling
Is saaa-4a@ aaE atl-rarfiaa prevails
ns wzs. 49, r@rv Silent TA-f- paurrs
z4ze sEs uam=-as sn ~ aeEz
a. sss-ri~w F~-tsrEav xlth x-awsran.ns
" asas-F- nssle : s.-ar shas aa movement %
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

TsE pope's jubilee eneyeiiesi viii
APPEAR on the 18th At the last mo
m<nt his holiness struck cut that part
Of the <n~yeIieal bearing on his Poiir-
iezl .Eairs. owing to changes that
had s~srervened in the political situs-
ron xircs il was wTitten
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

GEoksE W HoVk. representative in
congress from the Third district Of
Ohio. dropped dead At 4Se o'clock, on
the afternoon Of the 9TH while visiting
friends at ies. Connection. emu IN
Washington city Judge Houk was
horn in Cumberland eoUnty. Pa
September q. Is3S. aud was ecr<e
quently 50 years old He had resided
In Dayton, o, s~ixty-sevsr years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

The eor,aers jury. which had been
Investigating the H~ackersaek Nea-
doxs ~ ~ wreck On the Laeka-
wznna road January : returned q
verdict. "a the eth. fixing the RESPONSE
blity so< Tia aeeSGsss upon Rear
BrakeEan d p. wheztoc Of the Do
YER express Ihsy also accused TIE
railroad company OF not having .
rrpp~r system of signals on the road
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15
DUTIES OF coNsuLs

W~~ts Increase rsa~r sts..r. IN. ns<r~
fa-pe~stsa HIN Prssi~isu for Hi<h~r
>sisrt~s-it usaist- Dss.hsl---. - rr.-
d"stfye sf wa~k Dt~~stt.r.etis. N tAs
t@asatsr service " Enscs~d late Law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
"Nine o,eloek. twenty.eIshlmll

"Ninoo'clock, twonty.clghtmin Nee.
""
"what weather have you? Nv
"C'oudy. ""
"Sepirate your woris more ~"
90 your oCk.wors. ""
81 have a great crowd nj my win.
dow. NJ"
"Ohl All ""
"A Van Buren, cannon iu front with
iOK-tlII upJuit ""
81 wall fDf usEg f.n
estate convention met Of the Oiuou
10 Y'cllcs 10. 100. ""
rue uuB was r4iuN'v cJlsttuo.st
~ ths direction New = Irk, aud iu
January, sij, cInNetsI q Fort
Lre VA Ga Icr ey si ie VI the HuI.ou
Iivef. There wa tneu no means OF
crossing tue rivur, nnd tho terminal
.hiiYu vas 90 the grIuu 10 of Pro usspr
AuJubou, the famous naturalist. After
ths iusugu 40 ID OF Pr.t.I 90 James
Is. Polls, "a business uilice vas PR.
man8uty estnNiiHnsl a. Wu1ing Du
,nd niih ugh iha. ely wts HiiBi with
people brUufn. here Ny the advent o..
low Prs.IUlt, tho iuc iue Of the
Washington uilif1 whf very small. On
The irs. day 30 was Ufn'IgAly uoih-
inE; on the sUoIui day DO WIS sixty
gents; lu tho thlrl day 10 vs. 8l8t,
aud on the iouttn lay 70 wa Slui
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
PLEASANT GROVE NEWS.
summer Encampment for black Hawk
ictcrans-Pcrsonnl Notes.

PLEASANT Grove, July let, $780,
The executive committee Of the y Ack
Hawk camp IRE met at Spnngvllls
Saturday, June Both, 1894, for tht
purpose Of maturing plan tor n sun
mer's outing. IL was decided TO tx
tend an Invitation 10 all veterans
who had been engaged In any expe
dltlons against tho Indians, who have
resided or now 1.-Two In Utar county.
Invitations will also be- given 10 mem.
bStH Of tho Mormon Battalion anu tie
Pioneers vino are residents Of Utah
county. August 22d n tue date fKud.
The oneampmuut will DO made on the
Provo river, tho exact SPOT not yet
designated. Every effort will be made
TO make tho gathering grand sue.
cess. Doubtltsi some Invitations viii
be sent 10 veterans outside Of Utah
county.
Robert freeman IL the happiest msn
In town. His wife ptssentoI him with
fine baby boy about week ago. Toe
couple have been married eleven year.
and this 10 the nrst child 10 gladden.
their home. Brother aud Sister Frue-
msn moved here from Fort HERMAN
about year ago.
An editor on ono OF the Provo papers
anu u saloon man mad "sOfap" yri-
tordAy over thr voting for Goddess OF
Liberty in that Town.
Elder Joseph Lars0n has received a
call 10 20 10 the Southern States upon
mission. Elder John r. Halliday OF
this place, who has been laboriug Ia
the Southern States, has been assigned
10 tue Chattanooga ofiicr. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
The SILK Worms

Mr.. Kaisuuuma, recently mentioned
In these columns NJ being in charge OF
the silk production interest here
states that the silk worus are growing
nicely. II may be shied that the
different sta1os u gowih from the
time the worm Is mlohod from the
esg until It begins tojpiu the cocoon
are represented 80 pge-," vs. Firs',
seceni, third, fouih snd hi'h sg's'
The last .nrse o. these ages are in
process Of grOwtg tue u 'h alfeNuy
ieginning to 80 the cocoon. A.
soon a. the spluyng commences the
worms are plaoctn box by tntm-
selves. the boH ting allied with hay,
in vbicn the ~ Ia male. In order
10 promote the growth ~ rapidly a.
possible. i'm supply " mulberry
leaves are rim lOur lines day. Tue
average tsutratute Of the ON nov
10 nae h sbhi Bj degrees Fahrenheit
Win Inc otopiion " tue worm that
has I.aops tue q IN age, they will ID.
much beer wnen the 70 M range
from ,ev,ty 10 eighty degrees. lny
g.utl,pa says that In abbut twa
weeks bwiIl have cgt. 10 sell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
1ho rIr,l I.,-,,apiIc Tall.

Tn. ss-tiOwing interesting sketch 30
IN from an electrical Journal.
On May "a, lSii, tue nrsl electrical
Telegraph line ever constructed wa
completed between Washington anu
baltimore. Ga April 30, lsii it had
been completed TO Annapolis June.
uon, Md. On the following day, Clay
aud Ffellnghuysen we're nominated by
The Wing convention at Baltim re- AZ
The Presidential candidate, which Ia.
formation was trRnsmipei by tele.
graph from AnuapOliu Junction 10
Washington, a. Professor Morse writes,
"oRe hour anu quarter before tho car,
reached there" On tho morning Of
May ~, when It was complptuI TO b q.
timore, the following correspondence
between Professor Morse at Washing.
ton and Mr.. Stephen Nall at Baltimore
occurred;
baltimore, May 20, lsil.-'Whal
hath God wrough,g NJ"
"Nes. W.
"Iho Guy Of Baltimore. w
eyes, MI
"stop few minutes. NJ"
"Yes. W.
NJ"
eyes. w
"Have You any nswsg M
"Nr. W.
"Mr. Saxton's respects 10 you. NJ
"My respects 10 him. w
"What time have you2 NJ"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
ESTATES.

Heirs and others having an estate to
fc,tlo should consult Chas. W Slaynsr
lie has had an experience OF over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates.
Wills drafted aud estates settled Office
McComick-Riehards Building, Salt Lake
City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
Information Wanted.

Infmation Is wanted of the who're.
Abob Of Julius Theo lore Kiou, WIN
louhihuu shout twelve yeats ngu.
A ,ht Us yeara old. Born IN Den
ma. Adufoss,
sUpniA KLoN.sMtfiL
Manu-, Utah.
Concerning the above notice, Mr.. J..
4. Ltubnf, manager ~ thu Manu-
MncHgor, Wrilrii "Mis. smith " ~
lazy over 10 yesu ave, ana nas been
"A resident Of MAuu over .ory years.
She mot With an accident curing the
salt Lske Temple dedication, which
has lrit her aimOs totally bind. She
has no family VI relatives left here ~
this section, and she Il virtually a
cnasge upon the charitable PEOPLE Of
Mani. She Ia very anxious 10 learn
the whereabouts oi her brother, anu l
have assisted ner both Ia c0tfcspJnd-
enov anu HIvsrtiting. Hn h uuuoubi-
ediy Ia s.me Of tue Mormon settle.
mems where the NEWS 10 most llktly
10 reach him."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
LAND CASES.

Person, having land contracts. or
whose patents are delayed should con.
suit Chas. w. SRyuer He has Just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
McComiek-Richards Building. Salt Lake
City
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope ior reply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
Sanilarium change.

There has been another change IN
the management Of the Salt Lake San.
itarium, aud now Mr. 3. b. Clawson,
his macy friends Will DO pleased T.
learn, occupies the position Of manager.
"5id" " rustluf AMI Will doubtless
prove a drawing card ut the head Oi
the great bathing resort,
The Globe-republican., 1894-08-10
PRIZE HOLsrEIN-FRIEsIAN BULL.

awards: First as aged bull. first in
sweepstakes competition, headed herd
awarded first. was a member of herd
for which Sir Henry, of Maplewood,
was awarded first for bull and produce,
headed herd awarded third prize for
bull and produce and was awarded
third premium as aged bull in tho
grand sweepstakes general purpose
class. all breeds and a large number
competing.
He was got by Sir Henry, of Maple.
wood. 1888, 81. H. B.. out of imported
Colantha, 6.714, II. H. B.; milk record
Of seventy pounds per day at three
years old, twenty-one pounds nine
ounces butter as a young COW in seven
days and thirty-one pounds seven
ounces as aged COW. In color he IL
nicely and evenly marked and is re-
markably vigorous and stylish in his
general appearance. He is five years
old, we'll developed and almost perfect
in every point. as is shown by his cred.
liable record in the prize ring.-N. Y.
World