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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

There were no services here On sun.
day on account Of the Conference.
THE Hencicr baud playsed ic ball
at Croydcn on Friday night.
Mr. G. Roberts Of salt Lake IL 3ut
again on busincs. trip.
Quite a numlcr attended Conference
from here on Sunday aud Monday.
Il was the fault u the mail aud not OF
the correspondent that no items we're
IN the last Issue irom Hcneior.
Mr abraham l.. Parker OF this place
while coming from the coal mine on the
9Th, had horse taken sick, and al.
though 1t was well dociored, 1t died In
Echo.
George Trislham, IT,, whohas been
attending the University and the BusI.
ness Colleg. In Salt Lake CITY. returned
home on the 9th.
Harvesting has commenced here and
the prospects are good for an abundant
crop.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

The A. n. U. strike has been declared
OH at Chicago.
Frauds are claimed In the making Of
tho Carpenter shells.
A Socialist sinsle-taz party has been
organized in 81. Louis.
New Orleans, Aus, CDR. A. b. Miles,
house sergeon Of the Charity hospital,
died this morning, aged %, Of malarlal
fever.
jackson, Mich, Aug G.--Ex-Goyornor
Blair died ~ his home at 20 this morn
Ing. HE disease was Inflammation Of
the bladder aud kidneys. For three
days he bad fingered Ia an almost I'M
consciou, slate, and passed awaY In that
condition.
New York, Aug. 6.--Mme, Osborne the
once famous operailo singer wife VI
George Pool, &. dead. She and her hus.
hand separated several years ago. Ro.
Gently Nine, Osborne had TO beg for
food. Unless Il is claimed the body
will be- taken 10 the morgue.
Boston, Aug. 6,-Patti Rosa, the we'll,
known soubretle, died to-day. She was
the wife Of John W. Dunno. who will
leave tomorrow morning with the re-.
mains Tor Chicago. whore the funeral
takes place on Thursday next. Patti
Rosa had Intended 10 leave Tor Newport
last week, to spend several weeks before
entering on an extensive tour which had
been mapped out for her. No. baing In
good health, however, she decided 10
undergo a medical examination, aud on
Monday last It was found that she was
suffering from a severe form Of appen-
dlcitis, She was operated upon At 81,
Francis Hospital Tuesday, from the Fl.
ksts Of which she died to-day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10
NO. 40
Lorenzo Da Ponte a Venetian dramatist,
who wrote several libret,o. Tor Mozart,


rharsday. August 9th.
Corn took a fail Yesterday.
silver, 62ii cents lead, t3.25.
In battle Yesterday 800 Chinese were
killed.
Governor West i' en- route from w~h.
inEton.
A block Of buildings were burned At
Chicago.
The strike situation a, Omaha IL very
serious.
France IL watching the neutrality Of
England and Russia.
Idaho Republican State Convention
me, and organized
The charges against Judge Kicks will
be Investigated Immediately.
Secretary Of State Gresham has given
oaicial rcc, gniiion to the Hawaiian Re-
public.
About eighty members Of Fry's army
were cent home from Washington yes
terday BY the Di.trie, Commissioners.
Manii, Utah. Aug. 7.-speclal 70 Trib-
uno.--John Alder. an elovcn-yeAr-old
con Of Alfred Alder, City waisrmaster
met with very painful acciden, yes.
to-day. while engaged in hewins a
railroad tic with asharp log Ak, he male
aside cut and completely severed the
great toe Of bic right loot.
S. Louis, Avg Sired Kane, a farmer
living just outside q the east limits Of
East Caroudolet M, was murdered last
night about 10 o'clock by hia wife. Annie,
and hor pafamour, George Centre, who
worked Tor the murdered man.
A kaysyille special to the News gives
an account Of "a chapter VI accident. In
that vicinity. The son ofJoseph Clark
was crossing the Union Pacific track
with a hay wagon, when south bound
train came along, struck the hind wheels
Of The wagon and throw the lad several
yards into a fence. lie sustained no
serious inluries. George Robinson, aged
"a, was thrown FROM a horse, breaking
HE wrist. The twoyoarold son Of d. A.
oviat lost two Of hi finger. by isking
hold Of q hay fork rope.
The Senate to-day confirmed the FOL
lowing Utah appointments To DO
Judges d Probate, Utah Territory
William $. willes. Noble warrum. Jr..
Achilles Perrin, John Q. Lamar, j. Q.
Grant and James l.. Bunting.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

Greenfield, No., Aug. 7.-Robort Il.
LOWS was nominated by the Republicans
ofthe Sixth Congressional district this
afternoon.
Spring Valley, H., Aug IA mass
meeting this afternoon attended by over
800 miners resulted In a unanimous vote
to accept the Columbus ioale.
Peru. H., Aug. 7.-rhe coal strike Is
virtually ended In this field a. another
mine began work this morning under
guard and no serious demonstration oc-
CURED.
Philadelphia. Aug. IAN explosion
occurred about o'clock on board the
machine used In dredging the Della.
ware river opposite the city. Four per.
sons are reported killed.
Buffalo, Aug. 7.-Fisherman we're fred
upon by Canadian officials ON the cruiser
Dolphin on Sunday, while fishing inside
Of Rose Reef. The captain searched the
boat but finding nothing steamed away.
Washington, Aug. 7.--Dr. Gusman,
Minister from Nicaragua, has received
n telegram from ManaguE. Officially an
nounclng that Bluedelds, OIL the Mos
quita coast, had been taken by the
Nicaraguan army.
Sioux City, Ia., Aug. lin the Dis
trlCt Court to-day John McClolland Of
this city was appointed receiver Of Tho
Underwater Mutual Fire Insurance com
pany. The appointment was made on
endorsement Of tho Attorney General oI
/ Iowa
Kansas City, Aug, 7.---Judgs Wooiord
to-day handed down the courts instrue
tons in the sattley trial and the argu
meuts began Each side was limited L
siE hours. The instructions are con
sidered favorable 10 the States case II
is probable that verdict win be rem
dered tomorrow
San francisco, Aug. 7.--Durant TeS
Ponte, prominent citizen Of New Or
leans, and one time managing editor o.
the New Orleans Picayune died suddenly
in Alameda to-day. Deceased was q
native Of New York and grandson ol
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

Mrs. james Mills aud daughter Of
Evanston are here yisiting their many
Intimate friends also Mr. Robert Nc.
Queen and wife.
Mr. George Rcddcn and wife have oct
Quite the head Of Welsr ona 6,hing
trip.
Our hny crops. thus ior. are heavier
than usual aud all other crop, are quite
Us favorable.
Goosobcrrica . cents quart 21quarts
for 81 ~ G. II. Mests. while they last.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

A Japanese waship was sunk by .
/ Chinese ifonclad.
slavs stab a man because he would
not join the strike In Pennsylvania.
Several persons were injured In an ac.
cidsnt on pooklYn bridge.
An expedition &. dtdng ont to rescue
Wellman, the Arctic explorer.
Jackson. Mich, Aug. 4.-Ex.qoysrnor
Blair this afternoon lies unconscious and
nearly pulselcss.
Congress by tho Fourth district Demo.
crate.
Chicago, Aug. 4.-George T.. Fosa was
nominated Tor Congress to-day by the
Seventh district Republicans.
Scranton. Ia. Aug. 4.-The postoalco
In this city was robbed last night Of
5000.
Mount Holly. y. j.. Aug. General
John 8 Trick, the millionaire railroad
AMI bank president, died In vinceniovn
to-day, on the s3rd anniversary Of bic
birth.
Milan, Mo, Aug 4.--By the explosion
Of a saNmill boiler ten miles west Of this
city lat night, John West, the engineer.
was KILLED and three others probably
fatally injured.
Detroit, Aug. i--rhree bodies washed
ashore At points several miles below this
city to-day we're identified Ne those Of
the crcw Of the schooner Glad Tidings.
which wns sunk by the whaleback
steamer Pathfinder
Omaha, avg. 4.-Rcporis Indicate tho
presence Of flost In several Nebraska
counties this morning. The localities
we're mainly those In which the drouih
was % severe and little vegetation was
leitio be damaged. Dodge county su'.
icfod chiefly.
Washington, Aug. 4.-Tho strain ON
Chairman Wilson il again showing its
effects, aud Il is feared there will be- q
recurrence oi the painful maladics which
sapped his strength during tho tlrut tahff
conference. lie face 10 again swollen.
and he reluctantly admits that he IL we'll
nigh physically exhausted.
Trinidad, Colo, Aug. i.-Iast night
there was a cloudburst Ia tho hin. above
Berwind, aud tho water came down the
canyon leading to that place in such vol.
ume that a party Of ave persons, who
we're caught In the road, we're swept
away and drowned.
Toledo, o., Aug. 4.-The town Of Elk.
harlor, small town fifty miles south.
east Of this city, IL In famea. AZ this
hour, 1880 n, M, Il l. said one corner
,oiths.ion haf lven totally deslrsycd
and Tie hanirs afe apteedirg tsridis.
The Western Union telegraph Office 10
now threatened, and preparations have
been made 20 vaeate. Two Ore engines
and crews from this city, are now ON the
way to the scene.
ConnelIsville, Pa, Aug. "A young
woman who had violated the moral code
supposed TO govern the slays, was seized
last night by slays who stripped on her
clothing pinionod her hands aud feet.
lashed her to stake and whipped her
sayagely Tor over an hour She was 70.
yilcd, tormeuted aud srat upon. She
was left ut tho stake six hours. A young
man who offered to release some Of her
oords was beaten of. When the girl
was released she could scarcely move.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

The rains have damaged some hay AZ
Il has been raining nearly every day for
some time past
Mr.. Smith OF Salt Lake Is at W. II.
Stevens ON a pleasure trip.
Amsley Alleged Of Coalyille was seen
welding the fly hook aud picking up the
trout In the river on Monday.
Excursion camps are on every side
and the Dish are so shy that it takes 4
man all day ~ catch one.
The lecture given by Edward Steven
son Of Salt Lake was well attended and
the speaker did we'll on the subject Of
the 'Iuiancy Of the Church aud IL
History TO the Murder u the Prophet
Joseph smith,"
prs. Lewis and Mrs. Correll and son
Of Salt Lake City. Mr.. /. W. Smith Of
Pittsheld, Maine, and Mrs. and Miii
Ready Of -an Francisco, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Stevens Of Oakley. Mis-
Ready has Just graduated from the Con
sevatory Of Music in New York City.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

haying d. just fairly commenced. There
has been very little hay spoiled yet by
the rain storms.
A childrcns sunday School party vas
given Ia Ioung's Social Hall on Friday
evening. August 10Th. commencing At
: o'clocs =. m. and closing at 49,
The people have bgen unable 10 get
much sleep 10 this vicinity u late There
seems to he a Kind OF circus going on by
the screams and unesrthly yclls that
penetrate the rcmotc.t corners Of the
Garth. The peace officers had better be
attending to their duties.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10
WASsHIP

Elder Edward Stevenson Of Salt Lake
gave a lecture In the ward house on
Monday evening, August 9th. His sub
ieet was the Bringing Forth Of the
Book Of Mormon" He had some very
nice paintings, Illustrating the Hill
Cumorah, Carthage Jail and Moroni
delivering the plates to Joseph Smith.
There was very good turnout ior such
4 short notice.
The Holiday Park stage was down on
the 9Th and took up load Of passengers,
Grain lie ripsuing In this vicinity very
taSt' Some has been cut already aud
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

A gold excitement has broken out in
Lost creek canyon, about 10 miles from
sallna. Some prospectors from Castle
valley have been working up there this
summer and they claim TO have struck
ore that assays all the way from % TO
t28 per ton In gold. The settlers In the
canyon have caught the fever and a
number Of them have loft their farms
and are now stalking cut claims. There
may be something in it. Samples OF
the ore have been left at this Office
salina Press.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10
structure isthrea,ensd with destruction.
LosA nS0,0oo.

structure il threatensd with destruction.
LosA 100000.
Arizona and Ncw Mexico Statehood
bills will probably 60 over.
The one ycar.old pacing record was cot
down to ~ Yesterday.
Senator voorhees, says oil tariff differ.
ence ought 70 bs easily overcome.
An appeal ior aid has been sent out
from drouth-siricken Netagka.
A better feeling among the tariiI con
terces was apparent to-day, and an agree.
meni may b. In sight
Cruisers Tor the japanese Government
are fitting out and sailing from England
under the Spanish flag
Senator irby yesterday denounced the
proposed new tarf ne humbus and
said Cleveland Is a hypocriis and aristo.
crai.
The Chinese blame the Americans for
the existence OF the Blaek plague, and
considerable anxiety IL felt for the safety
Of Americans In China.
4 man namoi llerschei az Newark. y.
j., deserted HE Eve children and left
them 10 starye. They were rescued,
however, aud viii b. scnt back 10 their
home 10 Switzerland
AZ Llnwood, Ark. Peter Williams and
wife left their children locked In thu.
house while they attended church, and
upon their return found the house
heap Of ashes. with the charrcd remain,
Of the children therein.
Burlington, a., AUG. 0.-CrC. Camp
bell and wife were drowned last night In
the river NJ The head u Rush island.
They were in d call boat which capsircd.
Campbell aud bic vito sank in zach
others arms and mover arose.
Arkansas City, Kan, Aug 6-Dcvit,
Mcpougll, prominent business man,
and his vile wsrc imprisoned In their
folding bed last night by ita accidentally
closing up. They were extricalod with
difficulty, after being Ia their porilous
condition for several hours. McDougall
died to-day from tho injuries received
and his wife was seriously hurt.
New Orleans, Aug. "a new political
movement knoena s the white suprc-
macy league. has beon inaueurated In
Opelousas 81. Landry parish. The pur-
pose 81 the league 10 to secure the -upre.
macy u while voters In all negro commu.
mites, the negro vote, IL being charged,
having eorrupiing influence In elections
and being a menaeinF danger
Washington. D. O.. Aug O.-lfIerald
Special The promised difficulty re-
\ ysfituy tue.a st,iuitau .Huss or.,tf-' -
ssryatlons failed 10 malerialiEe, aud the
conference committee, to-day, reported
In favor u allowing such lands TO be
entered under the mining laws instead
Of demanding go per acre, and the
House agreed 10 this proposition. A
monopoly Of these lands Is defeated by
the provision that no person shall be ri.
lowed 10 snier more than two claims
Of ten acres each, aud the bill, therefore,
docs not inset approval Of representatives
Of the American Asphaltum Company,
which wants several hundred acres.
Thore 10 nov no further Eight on opening
OF tho reservations, and the measure
will 90 through peacefully, as a rider 70
the Indian appropriation bin. The Nel
Perces treaty will probably be ratified to-
morrow, as majority present In tho
house to-day though not forming u
quorum, voted for the measure.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

silver 62]l cents lead, tylO
Rome IL taking steps to get ria OF her
anarchists,
The "Nigilarp gained another victory
yesterday
shnichiro knrino is named as tho
new Japaneie Minister 10 the Unite /
ststes.
The grand stand at the Philadelphia
baseball grounds 10 burning. The entire
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10
ID, Usual Bright and KsEsy Notes
Gathered In
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS
sum,sAfy OF An the Nsv, aud Events In
sumHt aud Morgan Counties Daring
the past Week.


Your correspondent took a trip through
the surrounding yillsges and farms the
drst Of the week and was pleased 10 note
the fine crops Of hay and grain la Oakley,
Boulder and Peoa Many improvement
arc being made by our farmers aud from
the general appearance the hard times
have been felt but very little by them
With the present prospect, Of bouuti'
iul harvest Of gain aud potatoes the
good people may we'll feel happy aud
contented with their lot In life.
The pleasure seeker. from salt Lake
city are flling up every pleasant nook In
the canyon and along the river and
from what can b. learned they are hay.
ing delightful time.
Some Of our musicians have been out
serenading during the past few evenings
and the music was delightful. Come
again, boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. VI. sperry Of Park
City were visiting relatives and friends
In Peoa last week.
Mrs. Mile Ross left Peoa for Idaho on
Sunday last. The lady has gone to Join
her husband who intends TO make Idaho
his future home.
Mi. Ann Maxwell has gone up to
Marchants ranch At the head Of Weber
canyon and will remain there with her
sister, Mrs. Marchsnt, for two VI three
weeks.
MFR. Ralph Maxwell went 10 coalyille
TO attend the session Of the County
Court the first Of the week.
Mr.. Oscar wilkins las gone into the
peddling Of farm products on hisown nc.
count, aud makes weekly trips to Park
City.
Ths PsOa postoihcc ODonsd up "a =
money order office on August I, 1894.
This will be to the advantage Of the pa
irons Of the office.
Very few Of our citizens attended the
quarterly conference, held at Coalyille
on the 9th and 9Th, owing to the busy
tims, as every day counts and a day Lost
may mean tons Of hay spoiled.
Small fruits is ripe aud much Of IL 10
going TO waste owing 10 the fact that
sugar can not be bad to preserve IL.
Mr.. Stephen Walker went TO Coalyills
on Sunday last 10 attend the Stake
quarterly conference.
The transforms the last Of the past
few days has lone some good TO growing
crops aud more OF less Injury TO the hay
which vaa down.
spook- were around on Tuesday night.
ons young fellow with false face on
Heightened little girl 50 badly that she
almost had aI, Don't do 1t again,
Charley, or something may drep.
Mr.. II. II. Stevens was on August 7th
appointed Superintendent Of the peoA
Coop store. Mr.. Steven. began his
duties on August sth.
Mrs. Watts, Of Salt Lake city IL visit.
ing her brothers NJ. II. and q. u. Blsa.
Eaid. h. r. Z. VIrR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10
TELEGRAPHIG BRIEFS.
a
The Daily List Of CilRs, Casualties,
and Othsf News
FROM ALL PARTS OF The WORLD.
Al the important Treat. " The werh
Condensed Prom iha,tA'ss, rcisrrsphie
dispatches


Silver, 02's cents IA. $40.
Richards is nom iitd ior Governor
by Wyoming Repub aani.
The huichers' elHk Al Omaha has ~.
sumed large properties
japan and China ln concentrating
their acois for groa naval hattie.
Several aromrn afe killed 10 Ores At
Chicago. Dc,roi, and Philadelphia.
wellman's chip, ne "Raguayald
Jar, " IL crushed in leraek ice. lie h
believed 10 be- alive.
Private Codarqul, Who wac im.
pu'onsd Tor refusing osngagc in target
practice on Sunday, ia, been pct Tree
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Held ~ the stake House m Ceaiyilie
August 9th aud 9TH.

Held AZ the stake House m Coaiyille
August 9TH aud 9TH.
Meeting opened by choir singing
Softly Beams the Sacred Dawning."
Prayer was offered by Thomas Ball.
Continued by the choir singing.
President Cluh then reported the con.
dition vi .he stRAc. ne said tnv people
were blessed with good health, and In.
dications are that the crops will be better
than ever before. Generally speaking
all were getting along we'll spiritually
and temporarily and that peace and
union prevailed throughout the stake.
Apostle Brigham Young next adj
dressed the conference, testiiying Of tho
divinity OF the Hook Of Mormon and
Doctrine and Covenants and OF the
prophecies that had been made and iul.
hllod Ia regard to this county. and ad.
yised the Saints to keep their word to
the very letter.
II was recommended by the Upton
Ward that L. l.. Randall be- ordained a
high priest. Carried.
The choir then sang an anthem
Enter Into His Gates"
Meeting was adjourned until 2 y. M,
and benediction offered by Andrew
Peterson.
ATTRsoos SESSION.
Meeting was opened with the usual
devotional exercises.
Elders W. II. Branch and W. G.
Johnston administered the sacrament,
during which the choir sang hymn.
President CluG then presented the
following names a. having been recon-
msnded to be ordained high priests
John Francis, James Lythgoe, Charlie,
$. Peterson, George Judd, John Taylor
and David frisby II WIS the sonse Of
the meeting that they be ordained.
President Ward l.. Pack then adj
dressed the meeting, speaking Of the
great work that deyolyed on the Saint.
Ia promulgatlng the gospel.
President ClnT advised the people tc
keep their records and geneaIogy
showing the benefits derived thereiron
Apostle Young was the next speaker
His instructions were varied. lie re-
lated vision he had had Of the spiri
world, and spoke Of the Importance O
the sacrament being taken worthily.
Il was announced that high prizes
meeting would be held in Coalyille OF
the last Sunday in this month at II
o'clock a. m.
The choir then sang aud anthem,
I Meeting was then adjourned unit
Monday at 10 a. M, and benedction VIII
pronounced by J. A. Fisher.
! Marion Frazier was ordained higl
. priest aud bishop Of the Oakley War
by Apostle Brigham Young.
Rasmus Johnson was set apart d
second counsellor TO Bishop Frazier b
e President W. W. Clu6.
D MONDAY MORNING..
Meeting opened by the choir singiu
from page 80 Author OF Faith"
Prayer was offered by Bishop Walker
!, aud continued by The choir and congr,
u CATION singing How Firm Found
: ton"
Bishop 81 Atwood gave a very I,
yorable report Of the Kamas WARD.
n Bishop John Paskett gave a very goo
report Of the Heneier Ward. he state
y that the people were taking greater II
d tsTst IN spiritual Gaslrs, snd they wei
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

Josiah Peck IL modest aud Is not max
ing any great blow, but he IL dead onto
a sure thing just the same. Returns
Tor samples Of ore containing aro
mineral were received by him to-day
from New York, and they caused his
face to beam with a smile Of satisiac-
ton. A shipment Of 100 pounds Of the
ore IL to b made tails evening, and
while this is merely sample II adds
quite handsomely to his bank account.
Mr.. Beck's mining claims are located in
the southern part OF tho territory.
Provo Dispatch.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

Silver, 62H cents lead, $40.
Kaiser william has returned TO Der.
lin.
China'' aest is said to be without
coal.
81. Paul, Aug. 4,-Edward d. Darragh
d this city was te-dsy nominated tr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

s, r. Thompson Of this city met with
a terriable accident Thursday afternoon.
lilo was working on athreshing machine
noar Corinne When the thresher was
still In motion, Mr.. Thompson stepped
down from feeding to grease the eylin-
der Some way or other his left hand
g1t caught IN the eogs below the cylin-
der. All the lngeru we're chewed com
pletely Of, Only the stump Of tho
thumb was left. lie vas brought home
on a rock rack, suffering feartully from
tho mangled hand rhe accident proved
n severe shock TO tho family. DR..
Darlington made the sufferer as COM
Portable a. possible.-Brigham Bugler.
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Don II. Mcguire was In the district
e...- .sss, u~tnssfou spsniosus tot n
Territorial exhibit that is 70 30 made
permanent in New York City. II Is
proposed TO make an exhibit Of the
manifold resources Of the Territory that
viii be tho means Of attracting the
attention Of those seeking new fields
for investment aud induce them TO be.
come interested In the Territory. The
gentleman reports having met with ex-
cellont success In bis work.-rintie
Miner.