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A VAST WORK FINISHED.
Completion Of the Great Ontario
Tunnel.

On Sunday evening las. the conuec.
ton was made which practically com.
ploles the gtcat Outsri0 tuuuel al'Patk
CITY. This work WINS begun over siE
years ago, and about hail a million
dollars has been expended uponiL
Toe m ,iu object Of the tuunel Ia 10
drain The lover workings OF the mine,
and Il taps them ~ depth VI about
| 500 feet. lts leugth Is 10, 49D feet, or
nearly three milas, Rud Il passes
through tAu Ouutaiu Wnich lice im.
mvdlstuly ,as. vi Park CRY, IL VIII
drain n. uu,y thu OulaTlO, but tuu
ualy aud Day-Wgsg properties, Ruu
inc Day Mlulus company wall pay
uue.hRll Ihu total cost
fhis tuunel 10 q great piece Of on.
gineeung Work, aud "a ltinarkADlu &C..
suit VI courage aud vuIefpTise. lgwiil
save vast expense hpry tuiITu iu-
CURED IN pun iug larse quantities u
water ffOhi goat depths, winch was
tho main object mad Ia view IN it, in.
ctptun; Guu In ether wsys it Will
rsuuoo nc cost Of PRODUCING ore,
In OTuer 10 prevent Milling with
water Il has been hvctssnfy TO continue
work IN the Ontario, even with silver
very low; but now that the min In
drained II IL a matter of doubt whether
or not 1t wi. be closed down gWAltlnl
an ADVANCE In silver
IL mighG readily be expected that
tunnel driven three miles through
me formation sl lear suob rich round,
would liktly top bodice OF 0fe, but it
10 not given cur whether this tunnel
does tbs or not AZ any rate It's cam
plrtiln Is matter OF congTatulation To
the mining mon who are InteTested in
and Will Nv benefited W u.
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AsuyiLLE, \. g., Oct. "a south
bound freight on tue Ashviilo aud
Spaftanuufg road ran away down
heavy grade on SaluuA mountain this
morning, the engine ana fourteen cars
pihng w In deep cut. Euglbvcr
Brrman and train hand nave not
been found. Fireman IOrk was
buried under the wTeeEago And u II
thought DO h dead. Conductor wiz
Patton had leg ana nip ba4ly
crushed.
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Afternoon he applied Mt several reel.
demo. aud ~ Gases where hc mot with
a re- fusd Tor something 10 eat lac grew
violent.
About Z O'clock while the family
were o. Dime E, I've called At Mr. Nc
Combs place AMI a servant gave him
some bread ana butter On leaving he
scaled the ienso that divides tho
property from that OF Dr. ia Ron. lie
AnucEed at tue niIe door Ut %. Jui.
sons residence and uUt sumo cod meat
aud bread, lust AZ Miss Judflu lsu the
huusp 10 viHt friend. A. shr reached
the gate she stJTprd 30 button her
siOe, Wntn u nOisc behind her startled
htr. lhe night waH dark anu The
.hsuo casi by the uvtriHnRiug tree
rendered u impossible 90 zee any great
distaLcc, hut a. shn turned uue mair
Out nyuu VI a man within atm's
l'ugih anu moment iateT his aims
were about hrL
She was paFnyziI with terror auI
maue utHIefatU tnort 10 thfiok Tor
nssJsisnce, hut DIVING her intent the
fellow ciapueu his rhu4 over her
mouth anu drag ud her batE. A. shu
slipIcl hc utfutk her on tue mouth
sUycfal timtf.
Tho man dragged her toward some
bushrt, holding her closely. Sac fought
hlm inca by iucu uud utt clothing
wa com lrttly turu tom Ter uUdy,and
her arms ann iega were uruEoI Ia h,t
siiug IL.
Atiait ihc villain forced the girl to
tho giuuud anu shr iclt her senses
ic.viug ben; tut when 70 seemed that
hh9 could -ItIgglo 400 lOnrrr sue man.
aged To wronch her 10 fec auu then
shu shrivktd only 40 tcinileI woman
can.
Tier father heard the scream. rushed
from the house nul fJubd her lying ON
thu gtOuuG. Her a,ssilnut hau Il u.
Hur istntr carfloi hrr eehtole.s into
the house aud then organ zsI a posse
cpupistiug NJ himfvlL DO. Kellogg,
Dewitt Wei, senator Chaflsa Nc.
Cluiland anu others of his huighbor.
u cd, aud went Ia search u the hcnd.
But Nil night long aud through 5uu.
Day aud yeeJ'rlny lhu search was
prosecuted with "a, success.
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By AI5adi.sIProh


San FRANCisCl, Oo,. 0,-The Lick
scbuul, rbtHulshtd by a b,qurst " tho
late James Lick tor a combined man
ual aud trades school course Of Tour
ytats. VIII he open Tor classes on Jan.
uaiy 7, 1885. Many applications Tor
admissions have already been received.
Most OF the professors VI the various
departments have been selected.
Principal George A, Merrill IL now In
the East, selecting improved maohiu-
cry aud apparatus for ,ho institution.
rho manual trimming cOurse, a. n
whole, must be- taken by all pupils.
There are 20 be Mt ON technical
courses, but hilor tho third year, tho
student may elect to continue for
eighteen months Ia one Of Ihrte tech
meal couTsey. There will be- no charge
Tor tuition, but stulents must furnish
their own b1Oks, drawing Instruments
anu pay the actual oOst OF working
material
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NEW Yoms, Oct. 0.-5ugar, after Rd.
vancing { declined
sugar led Tho market In point Of
activity up 10 noon, when, after many
fluctuations, tho price was sl4i tho
same NJ last night.
Direotlyiaiter noon sugar rallied
but ON liberal sRles soon fell 10 sul Al
las II sOlt ono cent higher. Later "
reached and rallied clOslng
highos on Ghe day.
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WABASH, Ind, Oct "a tremend.
Gus oil strlku was maze last night GU
thu Robert CANNED farm, south Of
Hutton. When the driL penetrated
the rock the OIL came with n rush anu
II IL estimated that tue we'll has
already proiucel $40 barrels, all OF
winch was wasted, no provision hav.
ing been made to caro- Tor IL. It IL good
for LOCO barrels every twenty
hOlIs.
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Universlry rTs-. Assigns.

CAMBmDGE, Mass, OCT g.-Uni.
vefsity Firss, John Wilson q SON,
have assigned Tor thu benefit OF cfvdi.
tore. The concern IL one OF the oldest
anu largest printing houses In Cam.
bridge, having been established IA
1889, and was believed 10 be- very
strong financially. The company
employs nearly $50 persons. The ~.
sets anu liabilities are not yet known.
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BRISTOL, Tenn, Oct. THE wreck
on tue Washington aud Chattanoogs
limited, on sunny, has proven more
uitAsitous than anticipated. Engineer
sam smith uiel today. Mail Agent
Tucker cannot live through the day
Three Olnsfu, thought TO bo only
eighty Injured, ATE In a critical con
dillon. The property lDss will tx-
coed 100000, Including u diamond
ltummVt's case valued at $4,000
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WAsniNurUs, Oct. o The Chilean
< Ivtruucmt has u,it int The tin e
department. f.i5 6ji IS, tbv amount u
judgment ftIdvrtu ~ the Chilean
claims commission. the nwnuB will
be laii by the slate department i'm.
mriintcly ns flliowti Central aud
Suuil American Telegraph contrary,
s3s 0'7oui W. 5. \. Wngley, 50 s3l .7u;
Hliurn l.uneu Bur 1911, ss,7.5 10,
Wells FARO & Co., g7,7s5.28, Jennie
y k.sd, sliUol.Us, EIwarI Z. DdOOis,
sl47,45u. 80
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LONDOE, Oct "a dispatch from
Berlin says during tho Hessian
manouvefes near Hofiheim eight &c.
serve soldiers Of the eighteenth regi-
meat attacked their captain with
swofds. The mutineers were disaTmed
anu confined In the fortress MRyence,
preparatory 10 court martial. The
prisoners are liable ~ be- sentenced to
death.
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GRAND JuNcIiON, Colo, DOT. ct
Ia taiu here that tuu Rio G,aul intends
H. build ninety miles OF branch road
startiug from Crevassr IN this county
10 iuu from therr 10 the A. halt de-
prsits near the border In UAh. The
q lion Asphalt company Of ~. Louir,
b. directly Interested anu Will aiu tns
Mrttrrn In its construction. n party
NJ engineers left Fruita, Colo, with IL
big pack team Tor the head ut Missouri
uivuk 10 make q preliminary survey.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 0.--Chicago DAY, the
anuiyeisury OF the great hre Of 1871,
was ce outaled today by ringing the
Columbia Liberty bell. thus after.
noon the fret regiment Of the Illinois
National Guard took possession Of tho
new armory and began three days
military io,e with parade. The Mar.
quelte club, Union League club anu
sons OF New York give UanquoIs 10.
night
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CoLUMBus, Ohio, Oct. 9.-rho pen.
atty ui oDwarIioe IL being visited upon
Private DsaTth, a member OF Com
pany q, Fourteenth regiment, Ohio
National Quart, In a peculiar manner.
When thu regiment was ordered by
Gov. Nick lnley into active service ia
Belmont UNITY to quell the riotous
miners In June last, Death hastily lett
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TuE LNp ORR.
Sudden Termination OF n suit FOR Life
inaurRuce

PiI1snuRu, Penn, oct. 0.-rhe suit
Of Ais. Martina Jones 10 recover 1000
from tie fiuelitY Mutual Life ats1cih.
ton on n policy on the his Of her nus.
band was brought u a remarkable
Termination Today. r,ie defense pro.
ducei deposition anu PHOTOGRAPH OF
the supposedly dead man, showing
That he IL now living Ia England.
Jones disappeared In December, 1853.
A few days later Mrs. Jones deut,uoI
tue body OF railroad victim as that Of
her husband.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-09
IT STILL ATTRACTS.
Tho Fair sill Draws q Great
Many People.
ANOTHER cuILpREws DAY
The Old Folk, aud Worthy Poor
Will he Adnllicd Free
Tomorrow.

The results Of a c1ut.uui,.ou OF tho
Fair, 90 showu by the al. 20 lance tho
iirsi lay Of the extension, ycgcrday,sra
tir,ly aaiiHac'ofy. About g.5iI
people vIsi vd It, auI the absence oil the
Jam OF laat weot enabled everybody 90
move about aud look ai ,hu ezulDlB
with case anu tatishctiou.
Latt evening tho musical protr1m
previously announced was fsudcfoI la
iino style by Hgld's band, aud tho
Criterion llar.ctt0 lcorri success In
ihc rendition Of severll selections. THIS
organisation Will sins agail tuis even.
ing.
Yesterday afternoon tho e1eruliv,
committee VI tho FAIR dircotYu
held u meeting, At which was
discus-rd ual arranged the pr9gr no
i1r toiry aud tomorrow. 10 was dr.
clucu 60 admit To-Day, Tor the small lr1
~ uNe cent, Nh day nuu Sunday srnU8i
chiIlfru, Regardless " axe, and THIS
n'tous arrangement had the effect
Of bringing out large uumburs Of them.
At the meeting le.tfiuI &C., n was
determined 10 have al0tusr balloon 49,.
ocnsion at Z pm. touHy. ami musical
pro sfHm iur this tvoulns, features OF
which viii be- a mum yer by tue male
chorus OF the Tabernacle choir, and
solos by Held and uruggs Uu the cor.
net nuI plccOl0, respectively. l. wa
a.sl decided 10 mHkg tie following
awards tomorrow.
A gold mrun 10 the Oldest couple
present who have resided ten years "
over In the IcirtUty.
a silver medal 10 the oldsst wld0wtr
present VINO has resided Ia the Terri.
tory ten years " over.
A silver medal 10 the oldest widow
present who has resided in tho Tern.
tory ten IuaTs or Overt
a gold medal 10 the nrst pioneer,
prcseuf, 10 enter Salt Lake valley.
Tie executive cummiltuu also de-
cidcd unanimously 20 inv, President
Woodruff 10 speak 10 the oi4 folks at
pm. tomorrow, anu Messr-. . ats And
Empcy we're appointed 10 communal.
cate the invitation.
II WAs also unanimously decided TO
Invite Governor West snd Mayor
Bsskin 10 deliver addresses At the ciu-s
- sss fs %ss 'OSs. ~ 10y aes -ne sl',
- 'Oin tcI 70 prrsSift- ~ I
invitation.
Prot Hafris, the mronaui, wa.
awarded special silver msdaL. in
addition 10 his salary.
MOTIFS.
A pleasing musical program will be
rendered this evening.
The uoaiioual exhibits will well
repay long aud careful scrutiny.
The balloon ascension at Z O'Clock
yesterday afternoon wis great sue
Gees. When n height Of about 800 feet
hAd been reached, Pro. Harris
dfo ned his little dog, whiun gas al-
hoh,t 90 "a parachute, AMI ftarnvi
tue grIunl safely. Inc professor cuu-
hnuUJ to ascent until ue haI TO cuuI
a height estimated nj 5000 icut, whun
he lot 70. His parachute brought hm
safely down, though lao aligned Out
side the grOuuI-,
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CANNED GOoDs.
New Hate Announced on shipment.
60 thr EhAt.

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-The
Southern Pacific announces new
rate ON canned goods eaipmonts TO the
Ensl. The old rate was MY cents per
100 pounds Un carload shipments OF
$4,000 pounds G. Now York which was
the only terminal point. The new
rate Will be ssventy-hve cents per 100
pounds on carload shipments OF $4,000
pounds TO Now York and Eastern sen
board common points such as Boston,
baltimore, Philadelphia aud Portland,
Maine. The Chicago, hnd the Mis-.
souri, and Mississippi river common
points will DO the same.
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Appointed b. CARLISLE.

WAauNGrON, ID. C., OF. o.
Secretary Carlisle today appointed
Grorge Fort, Of Virginia, chief OF the
division OF national banks Ia the office
VI tue treasurer Of the United States
vice Banker, resigned.
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PARIS, Oct s.-Lieutenant +. =.
Rogers, naval attaohe NJ the U. >.
embassy here, replying to the question
NJ 10 the truth OF tho report that a
squadron Of tue u. >. war vessels In 10
visit loulOn, shid that n such was the
case, the visit would PROBABLY take
nIaoo In MInLeT.
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NEW NOml, Oct. 9.-rhe nOmina
ton Tor governor has been rendered
CnRflea :. FAiTchilu, eN-sccfetaTy OF
tue treasury, by Mr.. shepard, chief o.
the dishiiec,td auu.Hiil Democrats.
Faitchild viii make his decision with
IN twenty.iOur hour,
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mural ASSAULT.
Terrible Experience Of % NonuE Lady
AtgAcked nv ~ tramp.

NEW Yoiu,, oct, 0.-News OF u
dAtipr anu brutal assault which was
committed at DJbu'a Ferry Saturday
nIght has Just leaked out, Inu victim
Ia Misc Ella JuIs0n, IS years OLD, the
daughter OF Dr. JudtOn, n specialist.
lns sepue of the outrage WIS that pOr-
ION of the town whore the country
,esidsucps OF the GlulJs, Henry
Wizard, den. Thomap, the Fields aud
5.nnlpr Charles McClelland are
silusted. DR.. Juison owns q hand.
some place adjoining tic eslats Of j.
Jennings MoLOmb.
Tho man who attacked Miss Judson
Ia about rs yeara OF age. During Tho
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nLoAN nAMNns. NVnIIlE
fen Ihousaud I.aborsrs Said TO be
Involved.

New YuRIl, oct. "a general
.strik. of tue CLOAK makeTs, Numbering
nearly 40, 900, was inaugutated touHy.
A bout 900 imshrIa ana operatives
wi hs forced out Of work within "A
tiny or Two. The strike committee has
agreed that no settlement win DO made
with tue manufacturers, until they
sligo bonds giving roal es.ato security
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Resumes on the 18Th.

There being no cases oct for hearing
in the probate court until the l2.h
ins'., Judge Blair will have nothing to
DO until that date IN that particular
direction
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WAnmSurOS, Oct. O.-lhn score.
tsry Ui Tue navy ha- ordered tho Mont.
luf MinuiJuoma Out Oi commission.
win tue men gained by this change
Tho department wall bc able 10 put the
Minneapolis com mission, Tor which
thu Mcssr-. Gtamp report that she will
be really by the 10Th Of the month.
sho Will have crew VI 800 men.
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LONDON, Oct 0.-During log
freight train NJ grade cr0s,ing In
Kent dashed into u wagon full pi hop
pickep. Eight we're killed anu hyu
were badly injured.
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WAsuiS0rUS,O ei. g.-5tcond Lieu.
tenant hIUvr1 Is. Wallace. Second
cavalry, has been detailed TOT tenn.
porafy euIy pertaining 10 tho national
guaru, Montana, anu ordered W report
" thu governor NJ Helena.
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81 LOUIS, Olt "a fire today
dcsuoyCl tue main building OF tie
Tudor Iron WOfs. ut las ~. Louis,
llliutis, c1using e loss Vt s55, OUu; ~.
snFAnet. So. ull.
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NEw HoRiS, Oct O.-Govefuor SIC.
kinney has accepted an iYvitalion W
open the campaign with spccoh at
buHalJ un Thursday evening.
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SIarriage Lirense.

The county clerk issued marriage
license today to Alexander Wright, AZ,
aud Agnes Black, i3, both Of .Coalyulv,
Summit county,
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LoNDuN, OCT O.-At New Market
tpity The champion stakes WIS wHu by
Baron do Hifsch's Fletcher, five yeuis
mid
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rnI ear AND MS son.
The Latter Way Receive the Author
10 hut Not the rite Of Regent.

81. PETERSBURG, oct 9.-It Ia un.
uefstoou, ~ the ear decides, aa Ia fully
expected upon 10 form regency dur
lug hs absence from Russia, the nzAro.
WIZ viii not be appointed regent, but
be entrusted by u special declaration OF
lhe ear with Inn direction Of the stats
affairs Tho title regent will be care.
July avoided,
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LONDON. Oct earl Gfey,iormorly
secretary OF state for the colonies, Is
dead,
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Tor their gooI fith. II was uuhcs
agfred that no union man commence
work until all tbs manufactures como
10 tuTmp.
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NEW YOmS, Oct. 9.--The gross earn.
ings VI the Atcnison system la Sep.
lrmbrr we're az, 5,blI, = decrease OF
s552, lO7.
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THOSE sTuDENIs 8rmL IiviNG.

WAsiuNurON, Dot. "a caUlogTam
wa received tOusy from Umtgd > atvt
Consul Jtruigun " shanghai, Cnlus,
stating that the two Japan, be- u,uIcnts,
aftvsi,d September /, anu chAfguI
win uuilx spies nud tcp'Itn4 be-
beaded, afu alive aud ate utiug well
lInhiul.
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THEY WANT PEACE.
lays Minister IlYttS China 10
a Conference With Jipin
rs ORDfRro rEaMISArErnEwAR.


rARs, O1t. "a diaplich from
Il mo says the Italian minister NJ
pokin has addressed a note 10 Cniua NJ
tue request OF his government, invii.
ing conference with japan IN an
cnicavor 10 end the war aud Offering
biz own Jfilcss to eject such arrange.
mouj. u ~ alec stated that the gonoihi
lf the Jgsults has sent a memorial to
the pope. ask. e him TO use bis ililu.
q 60 with tue European powers 10
term uatu the war.
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CHINA RAISES WAR FUNDS.

sHANgItAf, oct. 0.-rho Chinese
have biookaled this mouth 81 the river
leading up 10 Foo Chow, and vessels
bound for that port must now die
charge their cargocs at Sharp Peak.
No confirmation has been received
OF tho report that the japanese have
elected landing near Port Arthur.
II IL reported from Pekin that the
tax on goods 10 anu from the interior
will probably be- largely increased 10
provide ior war funds. The vicefOy
has requested that the salt merchants
contribute 10 the war expenses aud IL
~ exp ctei that 100000 tAvls will be
faised by this means.
London, OtL g--The Manchester
GUARDIAN publishes letter from IT,
ST. Petersburg cOfruHpondent, sayipg
that RussiA seat note 10 Japan IN
SEPTEMBER claiming Interest In the
future g.veru mtut OF COfea. JApau's
reply, II IN asserted, was uniriendly 10
Russia's Proposition. Rus-ib's position
In eastern Siberia does uot rrnger that
Territory sale Ia ooufli ct with japan,
but large feiniorcemeuis % trOOps are
proceeding 10 the military stations
along the Amor anu uAsGr rivers.
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rnsoNna. caucIRInp.

SHANGHAI, OF. "a dispatch from
ChUmuipo,aa.,d Ou,3,says there were
i0uIt,eu JapsuVsu tranrpUfls ~ tie
nafbOr anu sincc September g7.n the
Jaraursu have lnnJvi 7SJJ " ops
aud 7jB GO lies. Foe dlspaich
adds that the duiunsoa Of scUul are
icing strengthened and the carbon
reinforced Uy 2,0JJ Jsphnese troops, a
anticipation Ola hostile dum0nsuati1n
ny the Cofoan iusurgonIs. rnu Cne.
mulpJ dispatch says that while GA the
nafch even private Japa. SEQ 10 lirfs
ICY thu COfcaua ilf everything Ub.
iulucd from them. The daily expense
OF tue OloIaii Ne VI tue Jnpausu army
issaiI 10 be $4,000 yuns.
Adyicts from CnomulpO say the
Chiurtv recently ctucihed two lpan.
zee prisoners, anu brhesded two japan.
csc fOluivrs f0uud In an outpost hospital
which ha1 been hurtiodly abandoned.
ADvANcING UroN MoUEDlS.
LONDON, OsL "a dispatch from
Shanghai says the second Jarauusu
army issAid 10 have crossed the iaiu
RIVER aud TO br advancing upon Mouk.
zen, which II IL believed will soon lnll,
as tue Chinese ufo furorted In a con.
uiliun u Generalization.
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Prot hafris, the mronaui, wa.
aWaf1"d special silver modsl, ia
addiIiJn % his salary
The Butler weekly times., 1894-03-29
OTHER S'COCkHOI.DERs.

way it's shaping up. We don't know
how it will be next fall but predict
less cattle feeding than usual.
Let us make Il suggestion to the
cattle feeders of the county. All
come up to Butler, have their pictures
taken in a group, then start few
men out with one each to exhibit
charging a small amount for every
one who wishes to see it, of course all
will see it if it takes half a dollar, we
cold name q better way to overcome
a poor job but think the one named
will do if matters get no worse.
There is one more wedding due
soon in Summit, if reports are true,
can't tell where to place it but hope
to enjoy some Of the cake when it
takes place.
Mrs. ANNA Smiser will return to
school at Warrensburg Sunday even
ing. He is highly pleased with the
school and is progressing nicely with
his studies.
Sunday school at the Chapel Sun
day was sliInly attended, Superin-
tendent, assistent supertendent and
some of the teachers not present
You officers must wake up and not
let the chilly blast blow all the glory
out of your souls. WEUNS.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-03-29
SPRING TINE
The Best Season of the Year to
Treat Chronic Catarrh.

Notwithstanding that great mum
ber of people have been cured of
chronic catarrh by taking Pc ru ma
during the past cold season, yet it
cannot be denied that the cold, wet,
stormy winter has retarded many
cures. But springtime has come at
last, and now is the time for all Ca
tarrh sufferers to begin a systematic
coulsa OF treatment for this disease
The greatest difficulty in the way of
treating chronic catarrh is that the
patient is SO liable to catch cold
during treatment, and thus delay q
cure. This liability at this season of
the year Is, in IL great measure. re
moved, and no one shouli neglect
he opportunity to begin treatment.
Se,d for free catarrh book.
As spring medicine Pc ru-na is
a never failing remedy. 1t cleanses
the blood through digestion, and
gives touo to the whole system by
increasing the nutritive value of the
food. Spring fever" as it is some.
times called, which produces a tired.
out, sleepy feeling, and inability tc
Go much mental or physical work, is
the result OF sluggish digestion
and no blood medicine will be of any
use whatever unless it is able to rec
tify the impaired digestion Th,
great popularity that Pe-ru.na ha.
is due to the fact that in all sucl
cases it at once corrects dieestiv,
arrangements and enriches the bloot
by purifying this very importan
source of that vital fluid. Send fo
free book on spring medicines an,
spring diseases. Address The Pc
TIL na Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus. Ohio.