The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31
NO. 20

Washington, Aug. 2s.--Bolh houses Of
Congress adjourned at2 p. m. to-day.
Dallas, Tex, Aug. 29.-The Republi.
cans Of the Thirteenth congressional
district nominated II. b. Kenyon for
representative in Congress.
Metz, Aug. 2s.-The authorities have
caused the arrest Of Mime. 1smert, a
French lady, whom they charge with be-
Ing a spy.
Brook1cld, NO., Aug. 2s.-Thc Re.
publicans Of the Second congregational
district nominated Charles ". Loomis
at Chillico,hS to-day for Congress.
London, Aug. 2s.-william Coutt
Kepple, the seventh Earl Of Albermarie.
aged 0S, Is dead. He was At one time
secretary and superintendent Of general
Indian affairs for Canada.
Washington, Aug. ~ Unless some.
thing unexpected intcryensa 10 prevent
his departure Il lie ,he present Intention
Of President Cleveland 10 leave for Gray
Gables early tomorrow morning At : 20.
Dover, Dol, Aug 2s.-E. -. Tunnel
was nominated for governor aud samuel
II Bancroft, IT,, for congress TIE plat
form endorses tbeiepretsnlatiycr In con-
gresa and rclteutes the Chicago plat.
form.
Cfoston. Ia. Aug. 2s.--John NJ Moore
Of Pueblo was found on a door stcp last
night exhausted irom starvation, and
shortly after Icing removed to hotel
he died lie bad auhticicd on wheat
aud water Tor four days
PillabuW,.pa., Aug. Is a s,eeting Of
tin and ahso, iron manufacturers In ihia
city next Tuesday ior the purpose u ar
ranging a new wage scale based on the
altered duties was called to-day. There.
duciion, II L. said, will range from IS to
20 per cent
Pleasant I'M, H., Aug. 2s.-- James
W. BArnes desperate. while being
tried before the Justice Tor disturbing
the peace, aliempedto escape 4. W.
Edom' the town clerk, intercepted
bafneg, whefeupon the latter plunged
knife into Edom's left breast, killing
him instantly.
Columbia, $. G., Aug 2ss--Returns
from all over the state indicate that only
about two-third- vote vas polled In
the primary election to-day. anii.Till
NANTES generally refusing TO vote.
Tillman carries every county with the
exception Of Charleston, Richard and
Sumter. The election l. generally quiet.
Duluth, MINI, Aug. es.-worl was re-
ceiyed to-day from iIibblng that very ex-
tenslve drca were driving into the town
logging and mining operators near here.
Over 100 mon arrived from one place,
their camps having been burned A. we'll
AZ 10000 fee, Of logs that were ready TO
be hauled TO the river.
Brooklyn, Aug. 27.--Judge Barrett, Of
the supreme court, to-day handed down
an important decision as 10 the rights Of
school directors and teachers 10 exclude
scholars having been exposed 10 iniec.
tious diseases. Two children had been
excluded owing 10 the smallpox 10 their
families and on appeal the courl holds
that the principal had a right to expel
the children.
Winchester, KY, Aug. 2s.-At the
Democratic primary at Quieksand long
standing iued between the Thorps aud
DAYS, prominent families, was wiped
out In blood. One oithe Day boys Killed
Arthur Thorp, and VIII rhorp, the
murdered mans son, mortally
wounded Day. willThorp was fatally
shot and another Day boy badly wound.
ed
Springfield, H.. Aug, "a Statistics
issued 10y the adiuiant-general show that
since July %, 1877, there have been
twenty-eight riots In Illinois calling out
the national gaurd Two hundred and
eighteen days service were performed
by l3,409 militia men, the largest mum
her being at Chicago July o to August 2,
1891, 1924 men. Appropriation in 1892
ior militia was 100000.
n Paso, Tex. Aug 2s.-ln the MsHi.
eau Central railroad yard in cudsd
Jaurez, Mes, are more than 800 cars ot
silver lead ore waiting for the tariff bill
TO 20 into effect before transferring to tho
United States, The Mexican silver
mines running high per cent Ia lead,
which closed down ON account OF the
Window ruling, win now be opened up
again, and iq thought another smelter
will DO erected here At an early date.
Vandalia, H.. Aug. 2s.-rhe family Of
Samuel Hess, residing northeast Of here,
are greatly concerned over the fact that
they have been using milk and butter
FROM mad COW. The animal became
suddenly mad last week, Kicking, horn
ing, Believing and biting at everything
that came near her reach, and before tho
vicious brute could be killed Il seriously
/ Injured a young man by goring him. A
couple OF wseke ago mad dog passed
through that neighborhoOd aud il 10
thought the COW had been bitten by the
dog,
An old farmer when urged by an i'm
plement dealer 10 buy new binder, re-
fused, saying he had nothing to sell but
Z a lot Of horses and could not sell them.