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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-12
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silver oS'ro'
Lead S'lo' t''i''3
The gold reserve gains slowly.
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even with witnesses who have testified
against them.
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In Newfoundland witha loss Of thirty
lives later rumor makes u 200.
New York. Ott. O.-Aiier one NJ the
lyelicst tim.- witnessed In this city. tie
New York state Democracy this evening
nominated the choice Of the committee
of seventy, Colonel william Strong, for
mayor, John W. Gon, Tor recorder, aud
Henry II. Bcekman, for Justice Of the
supreme court.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-12

Silver 69,sc; lead, t8.05
The Land Onicc reports lanse falling
Oh In lands, entries aud patents.
trust In wheels was organized ut
indianapolis Yesterday. with 20 per cent
Of the manufacturers In H. Prices will
be advanced.
II IL being agiiated IN the Interior 10.
pariment to give the iotost reservation
over the various States interested, 10 be-
held as public parks.
Chauncey W. West, once resident oi
Ogden, and the BON Of Bishop West, was
shot yesterday ut Butte by a tramp whom
he was trying 10 put oil from his train.
lie recovery IL yery doubtful. The
tramp was caught, aud there is talk Of
lynching
Judge Gaynor declines the nomination
Of Judge Of the Courts Of Appeals, re-
Gently rendered him by the Democratic
convention.
A correspondent In liocas del Toro,
Colombia, reports the death Of Amcri-
can Consulalor Agent Reilly "a, that
place.
Brest, Oct, 6.-fhc cruiser "lialia"
h. been ordered to procced 10 China At
once.
II. Is. Little Of New Buryport, Mass,
o was nominated for Congress by the
Filth District Democratic convention,
s The national convention Of the non
partisan W. CT. U. will 10 held 10
Washington, Pa, November 18Th to 1Otl
D inclusive,
Acting Secretary Sims ri DE lnierio
9 Department has approved selections O
land ior South Dakota institution
amounting to 3a,s67 acres.
e Governor Curtin Of Pennsylvania b
J. resting comfortably but his condiiio
Il still remains critical, Mysterious phase
d have manifested themselves to-day.
Ie The Republicans Of Massachusetts
have completed all arrangements "a
their state convention at Boston to-day
. II expected the name Of Govern,
" Greenaige will be presented for n
10 nomination.
10 Dr. Vincenso Bottn, nuihor and she
20 ar, who fell from third-story wlndo
M M Tuesday morning, died yesterday
25 New York "a a result Of his injufie
lie was once president Of the Uni,
ist League Club.
~. The Young Mems Christian buildil
he at Nashville was burned yc-teula
er. The Banner building adjoining "a
cl damaged Us water The Aafoiit
ra- Press room in the :. NJ, q, A. luild
rs was destroyed. Loss iotheN. NJ. c..
I've tG0, 600 Insurance, t22,0O1,
.ml II report he true that the so
yea Canal Company have appoale 90 fiat
ken Tor pr ieciipn, and that thefrn"h "
tel land marine. at suez, II would thr
ier- light on the recent war scare In Engp
On this point the tension has been
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-12

Hsua- stating that he had located in
Kumas. The doctor was much needed
in the valley a. IL will save many q
man long ride iu ease OF sickness as
ihcr. was no physician nearer than
Park city.
Coal seems 'o It'll dow from up the
canyon. Teams are hauling toward
Welcr nearly every day
Thrcshiug b. almost through here aud
ihc grain i.o i 900 cvrellent quality aud
turning uuI finely
Miss Swim SnapP camc over from
Park city To spend few days with her
parents
Mn. ". II. stevens returned iiom
salt lake. where -hu was attending the
fair. =
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-12

M. Worthy Gibbons. who has been
quite illwiih typhoid fever for three
weeks. J., thought tn be- -levly improv.
Ing. Dr. llosmcr Of Coalyillc " IN
attendance.
Mr.. Arthur Vickery AMI wife aud Mrs.
Fanny and May Virksry have gone 10
Lcyan To Whit relatives.
Mr.. John ". Malin and wife, Henry
scamons, ST., David Seamons, John
lloriin sud Miss Louie Johnson, were
the conference and fair visitors from
RockpoiL
\ surprise party was given TO Miss
sarnh l.. stnk ~ o. "Wednesday evening
Miss stalker expects To leave for Pleasant
Grove ON Thursday next, where she In
tends to spend the winter.
A party consisting Of Mu. W. J..
Wright aud Miss Jenny fowkcsui Ncphi.
MR.. Joanna y. Holiday, Mi's Mabel
Holiday NJ smiapuiu. aud Mt and MIR.
George A. Peterson Of salt lake CITY
spent the fr-i oi the week here visiting
with MIR. Henry scamons Mrs. Wright,
Mrs. Holiday aud Mrs. scamons are
,istcr-. They spent Tuesday in wanslip
visiting their aged mother, Mrs. sarah
Cockcrill.
John II DoNdle Of saniaquin WIS Ia
Rockport last week visiting friends.
Thrcshing will be- finished here To-
day.
Mr.. John johnson and wife and
children OF Coalyillc we're visiting Mt
Vernon on Saturday last.
Thomas Gibbons aud wife Of Oakley
we're visiting with their parents thii
week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-12
rnroArrLEM AnKEr
Omaha liarkst., per Pound, Live weight
Furnished by David M1urs.

mo living germ Of disease can resist
the aniissptic power Of essence Of CHINA.
mon for more than a few hours, Is the
CONCLUSION announced by NJ. Chamber.
land ~ the result OF prolonged research
and experiment In NJ. Pasteur's labora.
tory. It ID said TO destroy microbes rs
effectively v not as rapidly, us corrosive
sublimatc. Even the scent Of lis fatal
To microbes, and NJ. Chamberlain says @
decoction Of cinnamon should ba taken
freely by persons living in places affected
by typhoid or cholerA.-scienlide Amer
lean.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-12

Good wheat anil eats taken on sub
scriplion at TnF TINS Office At market
prices.
T. +. MCGOWAN returned yesterday
from an extended visit to Bountiiul,
u. b. Hui Is preparing to build!a
new house. Look out, boys, for dance,
T.. Horton sold twenty head OF 6ne
twO-year old steers to G. Jensen Tor
$500
Potato digging has commenced and
the yield Is much better than was eN.
pscted at first
DR.. Lawrence cent notice 10 is
posted In the posiotiiee al Oakley iron
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-12

silver, $50 cents
senator liill has accepted his nomi-
nation ior Governor oi Sew York
Later udyicc- Indicate the Car. heal
th need not give ground ior anxiety.
Henry of Navarro ran ut Morris Park
yesterday morning. scoring 52is.
Chaunccy wcst. the Ogden railroad
man shot at Butte Yesterday. is dead.
liis funeral will be- held on Monday at
Ogden.
The most brutal crime of the day VA.
where woman near Irvine. Ky. was
wayiaid iu q wooi and beaten 10 death
vitha club.
Embaisodor Bayari and Mr.. Biyarl
have sailed Tor Sew York ou the steamer
"pari-"
Daring the last few hours great
change ior the worse had appcaw,lin the
condition OF Ex-Governor Curiir, and
HE death i. momoniadly expected.
Thcsteam,r city of Albany" belong
ins 10 the Ncw York aud Norwich line
was burned 10 the waicr's edge, in the
Harlem river. ri a loss Of t,5,UU
The arrangements we've contaminated
az Boston iOr match mcc between Ais
and nirertum, at the Mystic Park. ocio
Ler 10Th. for "A side stake nl ~. 6un. Will
$500 added by the ipcs association
Two hundred striking Italian laborcr
Yesterday, &C. Newark, N,-Jr aiiaoko'
hfy men who had taken their place. Oh
the sewer construction oiClifon avenue
Three were badly injured aud one may
not recover.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-12
oS,ENrtoN

IT COUNTY, U1k a. FRIDAY
psno,H,ric couN coNvENrtoN
ueid h. rhis tiU Nr,I l-ihe ticket
The convention val Y 10 order 10y
n,n. John Hnylcu. -senicd the
name Of JAMES = sN trHk CITY
a. temporary arm y-7J Wa unan.
.mou-h chosen. sud fg lhc chair
nude short speech A bs thc cuu-
ycniion ior ihc homi ~
j a. Smith WI C'n temporary
EyA~
ON moii6i ,tsVgMr ppomrl thc
follow ius cuuhmtN,N1
co,,lential.-J. l., WIDEN, CnaNillci
rnomo. cor'', Park y. Daniel lam.
Permanent Alusnibn H. e.
Chambers. ral. J.. l.. Bromley
Echo. ]. NJ. Faaii,s, Coahi.Isi VI. y.
Pack. Kama. H1n,y Williams. pe,a.
Rssulntion.-w. N. Kerry Park City;
=. Matn. lloyi,vlle A. u. Ably,
CualyiIic; Eiwiu Powell. Upton
Charlcl 4 Strpgg park CiA
The convention then " - 80 for
twenty huuirs.
Convention rc.a.Eemmrd at 2]j
rheylmmiiicc GA permanent ors Inc
ilaiion re-cmmen'ly'' u. u. thlmlitrs
for permanent chairman J. A. Smith a.
permanent Secretary aud W. II. Branch
for sctcant-ai-erms they also recon-
mondcd the foil wing rs the orsor Of
business Nomination Of delegates to
the constitutional convention, county
/ recorder, assessor and collector, sheriff,
{ treasurer, county attorney, clerk, sur
veyor. coroner aud three selecimen.
Adopted.
The COMMITTEES on credentials 10.
ported iortf.ninc delegate present aud
six represented by PROXY, A. follows
Park Cily-Peier Conuelly. proxy T.
Talon Charles Y. Tallon, J.J. Cook,
proxy 4 Talon. John Paradise, Thomas
Cupit, Charles Z. street, William NJ.
Ferry, Patrick Welsh, James Hurley
/ ). NJ. Harrington, Daniel llmlsy, Fat
rick oponough, proKy Daniel Hurley
Barley Mcdonald, SCION spiro, william
II. Goliath, j.. =. sWceny, James Dor
I ken A. C. Thompson. Michael Quuilpy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-12

Good wheat aud oats taken on sub
scription at rnE TINES Office at market
prices.
CLANCY Dana and John winslow Of
ogden passed through Upton few
DAYS ago on their way TO the head
Bear river in quest OF game and pros
pecting Tor mineral.
Chester staley and family aud Miss
paNett have returned TO Upton from
Cokeyille, Wyo., where they have been
I residing for the past twelve months.
Mics Minnie wlsius and Miss Mile
Dunn OF Provo CITY are visiting their
sister In Upton, Mrs. Frank Demings,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-03-10

These two residences are
the property of Mr. r. |.
Lille, who has placed them
in my hands for sale. For
further particulars apply to
The evening world., 1894-04-02
FOUGHT IN THE FERRY HOUSE.
Barrier Rogner Stabbed by Three
Italians in Long Island City.
All Three Probable Murdercrs Ar
r,s.ed AID Locked Up.

LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l., April a.
At midnight last night, three Italians.
named Arcdio Diringo, of 232 West
Twcnty-ninth street, and DomIn Safirno.
Of go Mulberry street, New York. and
Ralph Port"s", a barber, of III Borden
avenue, this city, got into fight with
Henry ROgnrr, twcnty-nine years of
age, of jackson avenue and Sixth street.
at The Hunters Point ferry house.
The Italians drew stilettoes and
slash"d Itogner four times in the back
and three times IN the face, one of the
latter cuts laying Rogner's nose open
ant stil another tAihS effect IN me
groin.
The Italians locked RoGner in the wait
ing-room of the ierry-hOuse and then
started to make their escape.
A man VINO saw the Italians cut ROg-
ner informed Policeman White, who
caught the three Italians on Front
street as they We're crossing some empty
lots.
This morning the Italians were ar
raigned before Justice Ingram, who held
them to await the result of Rogner's In
juries The latter Is now In st. Johns
Hospital. and House-Surgeon Bumster
has but slight hopes Of his recovery.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
The Longest March Yet Is Laid
Out for To-Day.
Comnionweal Soldiers Were Well
behaved Over sunday.

BEAVER FALLS. Pa April .
rampiircs wor" twiulNing in every di-
rcrtiou ON College lin before dawn this
morning.. The army of tn" 'ommunwcal
rose carly from It's quarters in the thea
tire aud went out to the camp, getting
ready for the longest march yet made,
To- ScWiCklcy.
IN" men prepared n hasty breakfast,
Eustl" and discipline were evident
among the crowd, the former owing Ia
the increase in tn" si2r of the army
and the latter du" t0 "tnknOwn''
Smiths iron rule. His latest threat is
4 tummOnWoal cutlrt-martal.
Songs laughs and coarse j"sts re-
ochucd in the hollow during the break
fast hour. aud tn" perennial morning
grumblr at grub could l." heard. At
headquarters preparations were made To
coed IoD men. hut that number did not
put in an appearance.
The result of what little drill the un-
known marshal imparts is becoming APP
parent in tn" bearing of the army while
on tn" march. The police mad" NJ ar
rests. and say the behavior of the army
h"r" was excellent. although an attempt
ed burglary was reported.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
PlCKPOCKETS ARRESTED.
Nan mud BOY arrested for Theft in
Central Park.

Policeman McDonuugh, OF the Fast One
Hundred and Fourth street station. white
prumvnodug in Central Park yesterday
afternoon with his two children, noticed
n man ami boy. name respectively Jacob
herman. twcntN-thr"c years old. of L.
FORSYTH street, and samuel F"inherg
aged fifteen years, Of liH East Rroahway
acting SuSpiciuuSlN about tn" prairi, dog
cages. His attention was called to them
10y til" hoy iostling purpos"ly against
women. Will" tn" man at IN" same time
would "Suund' their pockets To- see If
they had anything in them.
After awhil" MCnonouEh saw herman
pick the pocket Of Kate Muller. u domcs-
lie in the employ of Mr.. Iinsor. of ll9
West FiftY-soVcnth street. He secured
her pockothook, which contained - cents
and = postage stamp MCDonouEh fol
lowed the man and boy to the front Of
the arsenal. and there arrested them.
with the assistanc" of Park officer John
j. O'RoUrkc.
Tho stolen poCkothoOk and 500 was
found In Germans pocket. Justice NOor-
his in tn" Worthwhile Police court to-day
held herman Tor trial and placed tn" boy
into Ia" car" of tn" Gerry Society FOR
further examination
The evening world., 1894-04-02
COXEY ARMY EARLY AST|R TWO MEN BADLY SLASHED
Italians Quarrel and the Usual
Knife Is Used.
DonderO Brothers Arrested, but Deny
Their Guilt.

Louis and FREDERICK Dondcro. two Ital-
ian brothers, living at 10 Roosevelt
street, Were arraigncd in the Tombs Pu-
lice Court to-day and held for trial on "A
charge Of attempting to XIII Alexander
Muncubeli. Of 81 sullivan street.
shortly after midnight this morning
Policeman Murphy. of the Elizabeth
street station, saw two men staggering
along William street near Roosevelt.
Roth We're hl," ling from several wounds.
m" a,rE'r man of the two had a wound
Intending from the left eye down to the
throat The back of his head and neck
M"r also badly cut.
IL" took them both to the Elizabeth
street station. The larger man gave his
name as M"ncuh iii. The other one said
u" was flurlndo IavaGO, of 10 Baxter
street. He had cut on the head and
~" back of his OverCOat was slashnl
ditE"nallN, the knife blade having pene-
tratrd to his shirt, but had not reached
tn" flesh
They said they had been visiting
friends and quarrel arose. When they
reached the street the quarrel was re-.
nrwd and they Were cut by two m,n
whom they did not know
an hour later policemen from the Oak
street. station arrested two Italians, who
were lighting. They answered the dc.
S'riptiun If the assailants of Monica.
u"lll and l.aNaEo, and We're identified by
tn' m, Th"y CAV" the names of Louis
and FREDERICK Donlero.
The wounded men were attended a,
IN" chambers street Hospital
IN" prisoners denied that they had
uF,d a knife. They said Moncubeli in
Eull'u mem: ana one of them struck
nm with ms fist An ordinary clasp.
+ refused To make Il charge and will he
USED as witness.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
PEDS RACING IN DETROIT.
LonE-Distnncc Walk Bcvnn There
This NOrning.

DETROIT, Mich, April Am interna-
N"nal championship AZ hours walking
match began at the Auditorium shortly
AFTER midnight before a large audience.
IN" min" contestants started are Dan
pLr"ry! chicago; W. A. Hoagland. Au-
huih' \. "; IL. o. Messier, Detroit
John \. Click. Philadelphia: Harry ].
stevens, Cincinnati: W. 4. Smith, Wind
Sor, ont: Asa Ellsworth, jackson;
Marion '. Grim, Detroit
Hoagland led from the start. recording
the first and second miles. with Ellis
worth and Click close seconds O'Leary
swung on at steady gait. apparently
not wasting any strength. Fifty per
cent of the gate receipts will be divided
with the walkers covering 425 miles OF
better. At o'clock Hoagland and Click
hAl covered nttcen miles caCh.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
HUNTING A BANK SWlNOLER
The Accomplish OF bartholomew
Has Not Yet Iiccn tauphi.

Deputy marshals ar" still ON the trail
of TIA" accomplirrS of Charles T.. Ear-
thulum"w, tn" publisher of - COLLEGE
Place, whuw rs arrested Saturday ON
tn" charge Of practiriug fraud ON the
American Exchange National Bank.
bartholomew is IN Ludlow street Jail
Assistant District Attorney Mott would
NOT say to-day whether h" would l." as
ralGn"d. or whether the Grand Jury
had been asked to indict him. ~"
blamed tn" bank = attorneys for giving
out the fact of bartholomew arrest
thus giving his aCcOmpliC" II chHuc" to
escape. This HcCOmplicr is said to hr a
hoOkkrepcr of the bank of which Bar
thulumcw was customer. and to whose
accounts tn" houhk""prr is said To- have
credited amounts that did not exist
tn" amount disposed OF is said to have
been $4,000 or $lOUub
The evening world., 1894-04-02
HE knew OF NO CHILD.
Col Breckenridge Resumes His
Course of Denials.
Saws He Did Not Take that Fateful
~ Ride in August, '92.
And that Miss Pollard Did All the
Talking to Chief Moore.
(By Associated Press J

WASHINGTON, April The CarriaE"
ride of August, 1892, when, Miss Pollard
had said, Col. Breckenridge had mad"
the first formal proposal of marriage
to her. was the first subject to which
Col. Breckenridge addressed himself
when he took the stand in the Circuit
Court this morning. He denied with his
customary reiteration that any such ride
had taken place. that he had made any
proposal, that he had talked over fam
lily matters.
Then, continuing. he said: Il never
asked the plaintiff to give up any child;
never at any time spoke of marriage Ia
the plaintiff before the death Of my late
wife"
Denying the conversation which Miss
Pollard said took place a 1.-THE Hoffman
House, to the effect that a company had
been formed by Whitney Il Fairchid,
which he was to represent, he said that
he had not seen the plaintiff on the 3oth
of April that he had not been absent
for a moment from the side of his wife
that day. as he had not been married
forty-eight hours. He never had any
business arrangements with the gentle
men mentioned; never contemplated "a
visit to Europe; never spoke of intending
marriage.
Then Mr.. Butterworth called his at
tention again to the interview in tbs
office of Major Moore.
MY recollection is that it was a much
shorter visit than Major Moore ha.
said" he continued. 1t was rapid an,
excited; the young woman did most o
the talking.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
Absconder Die. at Rio.
By Associated Press

TORONTO, Ont, April News OF the death
at Rio Janeiro OF II. G. Altkln, the absrondlne
Tottenham banker has been received here. He
got away with $40, 600 and Detective Murray f,l.
lowed him through the United States mosf c0un.
tries OF South America and finally located him in
Rio, but could not cKtradte him.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
STRIKE IN 0LNEYVILLE.
Riverside MIL Viewers Quit Work
in Body.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 2-The
weavers in the Riverside Mills. at Olney-
vile, went out in a body this morning.
A general strike will follow.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
FOR FEEBLE WOMEN
HOOPS CANNOT RE TOO uIGHI.I
ItECOMMI SDEU

&C. |. Food 4 Co.. Lowell. Mass.
- have used Hood's SarSapGrilll for years.
and II has always gwen the hest of satisfaction
had little appetite and was t. puhlrd with rucrI.
mauSm in The left arm aud shoulder and back.
A. soon a. lcgau t. take Hood, Sar,aparl. :
my appetite increased, the
The evening world., 1894-04-02

Ask for NIiihau,s CnlisayR. Most Torlr
and Inv gorating with least slinuanL 49, Bway. .
The evening world., 1894-04-02
Hoods gP:t;iiiii' Cures

women IN feeble health, nor for children when
teethlng. Any one giving 1t taIr trial will be
well satisfied" MRs. =. u. ASHLEY, North
Richmond, Ohio. Get HOods.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-29

suffered more from Misrepresentation
and SANDER. When DR.. Parkhurst
first appeared in the role of reformer,
as the hater of vice, the newspapers
affected to regard him as a monster
Of lust; as one Of those whose strange,
morbid impulses to vice are at once
the wonder and pity of their fellows;
he vas abused as a Satyr cloaked in
the garments of religion who applied
himself with horrible industry to the
dissemination of the cult of Priapus.
How different the true man is! and
how different is the worlds opinion
of him now that it has seen what he
can do! One who knows DR.. Park
hurst we'll discusses his traits mi
nutely in one of the New York jour-
nails and gives a pleasing picture of
his character.
Purity.
In person, he says, DR.. Parkhurst
is a rather small, fine-bred, gentle
manly man, eloquent and animated
in every motion and gesture, keen Of
intellect and with a nervous force
continually displayed by his mobile
features. The good Doctor is unsur-
passed even among his professional
brethren for purity of life and sim
pie innOcence-an innocence often
synonymous and identical with ignor-
ance. He seems to be almost wholly
without passion, of an icy crystalline
GOODNESS which has nothing in com
mon with the general weakness of
humanity. Joined to this DR.. Park
hurst has a burning, overwhelming
horror of what he conceives to be
evil. 1t is not the doer of wrong so
much that he detestS rs the huge,
impersOnal mass of sin which fills the
earth and shuts out the brightness Of
the sky. He regards this evil as a
monstrous and unnatural growth; it
does not appear to him as interesting
in itself; he has no imagination and
sin is as passiOnleSs a thing to him as
the nudity of death. This frame of
mind arises from his theOlogic pre-
possessions, from the fact that DR..
Parkhurst believes absolutely in the
close and vital connection between
things human and divine-between
man and God.
Distinctly American.
DR.. Parkhurst is distinctly an Amer
lean. He has the nerve force, the
bright-eyed eagerness for knowledge
and the interchangeable enthusiasm
which are all thought to be distin-
gushing marks of u countrymen.