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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-06
HOod'S piIls are tastelgas, mild efIeeG-
AIOOA lAES tive. All druggists, 20.
Railway Time Card.
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No. 81, Texas Exp, arrives 7:45 a. M.
No. IS. Cauuon Ball arrives l;20 p. M
No. So, Mail Exp -- arrives $50 p. NJ.
No. 54, Texas Exp departs 7;O5 a. m.
No. Sc, Cannon Ball departs 300 p nj.
No. So, Mail Exp. departs 7;50 p. III.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-06

The Texarkanian is the
official organ Of Miller
county, for the publication
Of all legal advertisements.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-06
MONDAY, MAY 6, 1895.
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-06

No 4 500 p m No 3 100 pm
Trains and 2 run daily except Sunday,
Trains 3 and will do local work be-
tween Aleno and Winthrop.
w, A, WILLIAMS, Gcnl Supt
TEXARKANA & SHREVEPORT RY.
Arrives 500 p. m, Departs 1000 m
Tho IoxarKana - Shreveport Ry, VII
run Sunday trains, commencing Sunday
Nov, 20, 1903, as follows.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

Mrs. Caroline stembridge returned
home on SUNDAY from Oakley, where
she has been for several days visiting
her daughters, Mrs. r, Gibbons and Mrs.
n. Stalker.
Miss Maria Hortin is home again,
after spending some time in Salt Lake
City.
Mrs, Elijah Malin was over from Park
City visiting relatives this week.
Mrs. Fanny Horiin was visited by her
sister, Mrs. Mitchell Of Washington and
their mother, Mrs. Probsrt Of Holden,
Willard county, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. knight Of Croydon we're
in Roekport last Saturday visiting her
sister, Mrs, Horton.
Miss Louie Johnson has gone to llol-
den with her grandmother Mrs. Pro-
bert, where she intends to stay for some
time.
W. D. Brown and Miss Sarah Gibbons
made trip to Salt Lake the first OF the
week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19
SATURDAY.. Aprii ISM

Burglars got 500 irom the Montpelier,
o., postotlice.
snpthes campaign Ia the East for IT,
rigaled lands Is proving q success.
Peace Tor China and Japan 10 agrced
upon and proclamation Is looked Tor
soon
The Whisky Trust is dissolved and its
property will be sold by direction Of the
court,
sing wah, Chinese. was sentenced In
Chicago to two years In prison Tor per
jury.
Eastern goldiies are In a cold sweat
over the progress Of free coinage scnii.
inent.
The Dcbs trial will be taken up May
9Th, and not week earlier. as had been
intended.
Paul schulze, until recently general
land agent Of the Northern Pacific, com.
United suicide at Tacona.
What Is supposed to be n cure for con.
sumption, lupus and possibly cancer. is
reported to tbs State Department.
John Nengling, son Of Minerva, o.,
banker, shot Thomas T.. Booth, who in.
terIsred when Yengling was beating his
daughter.
Miss Cameron, daughter OF Sir Rod
eriek Cameron, the New York ship
owner. was robbed In London Of tin
box containing notes and drafts worth
$1,000 besides valuable jswelry.
Havana, Cuba, April ll,--Jose Mrau,
who was selected Ms president Of the
new republic at the convention held at
Guatenaro. province OF Pursto Principe,
has been proclaimed by the insurgents
a. their chief executive.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19
WEEKLY REVIEW.
The business Of the week a. Reported by
Dun's Review

The business Of the week ~ Reported by
Duns Heyicw.
Progress toward better business CON
tinues. but Il Is slow and meets many
obstae e.. In speculative aspects, aud
In wholesale demand for goods, the
week shows improvement. Money
markets are undisturbed, and little
more actiye. But among the chief oh.
stacles IL the anxiety Of operatives to
secure better wages, even while many
manufacturing works are running with
out profit, aud others at the risk OF loss
In number Of establishments better
wages have been conceded, thus increas-
Ing the purchasing power OF tho people,
but strikes have largely oyerbalanoed
settlements, several Of Importance hav'
ing thrown about 1900 workers out Of
employment this week. Retail trade
has improved on the whole since Marsh,
as the approach Of Easter brings more
business, but distribution 10 individual
consumers still lags behind purchases Of
jobbers and such demand for products
as springs from building and other in
yestnens looking into the future.
CrSp prospects will greatly affect the
course Of trade for some months, aud
the government report has little in
fluenee to discourage. For consumers,
the worst feature Is the rapid advance
In meats.
For the first time I'M long period,
prices Of commodities average shade
higher than year ago, and in Great
Britain also. owing to different causes, a
slight advance occurred In March. On
both sides OF the soean the lowest level
ever known may naturally DO followed
by some rise. Cotton il on both sides
more buoyant than anything else, ex.
cept meats and petroleum. here, crude
oil aying risen TO tl.s0, the highest
price for over seventeen years. Nothing
supports the advance Of an eighth in
eotton the past week, except the Inn
preston that the next crop will be
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

Farm work o. now being rushed and
every body Is getting thoir gram In the
ground o. fact o. possible.
q. Il. Marclant &. putting up new
pickct fence in front 81 his residencs.
Othsr parties 1re preparing TO do the
same thing ior themselves aud We may
soon zee many OF the unsightly pole
fences taken down and replaced boy
pickets, all Of which win add to the
appearance Of Der little town.
our county solectman, Thomas r..
Potts. was In lawn the first OF the week
on official business.
On Monday afternoon, April 10Th,
lSa5, number oi our ladies visited Mrs
Jonson Of this place, IN honor Of that
lady's Goth birthday. The old lady was
delighted TO see her friends. Mrs. Jensen
IL rs well as could he expected for one
Of her age, and hopes 10 live TO see her
tooth birthday, an will no doubt do 20,
from present appearances.
John X. Maxwell has sold his place
IN Peoa and purchased forty-acrs
form In Oakley precinct.
our district school closed on Friday
Of last week. The teachers left Peoa for
new fields tho same week. Mrs. Alice
Hayes went to Salt Lake City and Miss
L.. Evans to Coalville. 1t ii pleasing to
say that the ladies gave the best Of
satisfaction aud viii be missed by
pupils aud parents. May success attend
them.
Death and the assessor will, in time,
cone to all. We have the latter this
week; and however unthankiul his
visits may he we would rather see him
many times to come than the former.
Gardening lie now in progress during
odd times. u. Il. T.. YIRR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

While George Johnson was driving
through rnte it was blown against one
Of the horscs, which frightened H., aud
the team ran or, throwing him ont OF
the wagon, dragging him bv the dine.
for seine distance and hrui-ing his
shoulder to some extent. "A the team
was running Mr.. West tried 10 eaten
thcu. aud by some means received 70
brui-c which almost broke hi. arm. The
TEAM was caught near Oakley with no
other damage done.
Mis- Riah llorHn oi Rocsplrt IL here
visiting her brother, W. W. lioitin.
n. n. Stevens went To Park city
yesterday With some i1' cattle which he
cold Tor }li.jl per head.
Wheat sowing rs in orfcr here. and
there are two squirrels iur every peck
-owu. Farming looks rather discourug.
ing.
The summit Co1nty Stock Association
has completed ii- organization, aud 80,
are ready Go receive applicants. Wm
Reynolds Of RocFport csmc up 900,
ioiucd the 1.-qciutiou. llcthinks ituu,
Of the finest orders that cuu be had hl
the farmers "a protect their stock.
Johuic iloyt of Eamu- va- In town u.
busiucs, yoaerduy.
Professor Work b. irainirg dmmati
company which viii soon be- IN th'
field, cNcrilcd bv none. The proics-o
takc- the cake, wherever he goes.
G. $. Work is billed Tor Park City in
few days 10 address the -. ;. l.. Nc
Cnrklr'. .chnal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19
sunday. April IAN.

Coaloil booms still more.
Grover ID writing gold letter.
Protection is nov an issue In Britain.
The income tax case Is 10 be reopened.
Governor Budd says Justice Field will
not retire from the Supreme court
new trial has been denied Charles
Morgan the Aqua Creek train robber.
Martin Adams was sentenced to die
July Slst at Cincinnati, for poisoning
JOHN dinner.
In the Wisconsin Assembly the O'Neil
woman suffrage bill was killed By a vote
OF % TO 80.
The Austrian village OF Toplitz. the
well'knswn health resort, has been al
most destroyed by fire.
omong Sing Ling, Chinese merchant
At Nogales, Ariz.i was strangled and all
his money carried of by robbers.
The French force operating In NADIA
gascar has defeated the Hoyas at Mae.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

Mexican cattle viii be admitted.

Mexican cattle vill be admitted.
China and japan sign a peace couyen-
ton.
Trieste, Austria, had severe earth.
quake shocks.
Great floods are reported in New
England.
Denver shakes slbley's hand BY the
thousands.
Onh's Fandango takes the Tennessee
Derby In easy style and fast time.
The steamship "Clyder Is OF Cape
Flnisterre, signaling for assistance.
A petition for the rehearing Of the in
come tax case presented TO the supfsme
court.
Maceo, the Cuban ineurgent leader
has been captured and the uprising Il
given death blow.
The oMarblshead" has arrived at
Beyrout to look after the safety VI Amer
lean missionaries.
The Last Chance Company secures an
order fora remand from the Supreme
court in lie suit with the Tyler Mining
Company.
Eighteen business houses and iaur
residences we're destroyed at Tahloqush,
| |. r., by an incendiary fire. Loss over
100000.
A reported eight between a grizzly
bear and bull In cage at Laredo was
6zrle, the bear making no effort TO de-
isnd himself.
Strong evidence OF Durant's guilt il
brought to light in san Francisco. lie
Is formally charged with the murders OF
Miss Williams and Miss Lamont.
Paris, April l5,-Figaro prints ru-
NOR that DR.. hansen, Arctic explorer,
has found the North Pole, and that II
/ ID situated on a chain Of mountains. II
| Is also said that Dr. Nansen planted the
Norwegian flag there. The story il re-
garded ~ untrue.
Newark, o., April l6.-Christopher
| Columbus Ritter, who arrived from
Germany in the winter Of 1854, and
through j. Wilkes Booths influence Sc
cured position in Ford's theaier' tells
the story Of Lincoln's assassination,
claiming that Boston Corbett shot Ed
ward Fuchs, an aston resembling Booth t,
and not President Llneoln's assassin.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

lircs dronpcd down anil ho got outon
the tongue 20 get a.. when the h0r-es
got heightened aud lcr.n T. ran. Nh
Lecming fell under th- horses isct anil
wa. stepped on, aud the Wagon also
passed over OIL. body. lie Is badly
bruised no. but NO bones aeic broscn.
IL vill bee some time before be- will bee
able 20 bearound again.
Robert Young started east TUESDAY
morning with two cars OF leei steers FOR
l.. ~. Jenniug.
Mics Annie Rank Of Ogden il here
visiting with her relatives, J. NJ. llr-
con.
George ". Is Rolert Young had a 'oi
of farm impliment- arrive the other day.
They iutend to carry d line Of the-e
good. this season Joe connection with
their other business.
Tie reason thcic hns been no items
published from herr the last two Issues
was because they ctmc in TOO late.
[ NJ. VI. H. lee gave rag hec at Lcl
resiigurcon rursday evening.
The sheen herds are beginning To pa-I
[ through ON their way to their summer
ranges. The roai supervisor Ia th.'
precinct is ley,ing tee road taX. a.
usual, and tho shecpmen are maxim
thc usual kick.
The road supervisor has bad men %
work ou the silver creek rofi thi- wees
repairing IT,
The people inietc-ic! in the wan-hi
] irrigation ditch So. hc.dn meeting In-
week and concluded 90 Incorporate b
, tu irrigation company.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19
rrnnL cannnn In,,r,l.n.a.

New York, April l5.-Congressional
Delegate Frank J. Cannon OF Utah Is
At the Plaza Hotel. His father, George
q, Cannon, is one Of the leading Nor.
mons Of Utah.
Asked II he thought the Constitu.
tional Convention would give suffrage
10 the women, he said
II cannot tell. The last reports show
that the convention is not so favorable
to woman suffrage"
"Do you expect that admission TO
statehood will benefit Utah to any great
extentp'
81 believe that when Utah becomes a
full-nedgsd state, great impetus will
be given 10 our industries. think,
however, that it will be healthy, nor.
NAL advancement, and result in great
industrial good to our state. We have,
70 begin with, q population Of 800, 900,
and we are able TO take care Of over a
million people. should say that a
million or more people can easily sup
port themselves in Utah"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

Many iail 20 make incomcinS returns.
and will suffer ihc penalty.
Macco. lender Of the Cuban insurgents
Iva. escaped from the spani-h troops.
seven criminal. are 10 hc hanged In.
Missouri next saiurlay unless Governor
Stone inicrierc..
An immense crowd hcad cy-Con-
rresrnan sihley and General Warner
speak 800 hlmctilli.m at Denver.
Strong proof Of purants guilt is pm
durcd at the inquest over the remains
Of Mis-. Lamont and Miss Williams.
/ Manitoba il stirred up by the edics
declaring that Catholics will be ok
communicated who oppose the church.
school system there.
Elmoro. Colo, April id.-A thick
coating II sand l. over everything herc.
II surely came In the form Of snow
storm from the clouds, o. no such sand
is seen in this section.
Ouumwa, Ia, April i0-Ex-uniied
States Jenator jamcl " Wilson IL
though, 10 be dying 81 hls home in Fair
field. he ha' been falling for some
time.
ST. Paul. Mimi, April i0.--A little
after midnight vote was taken on tho
Ives impeachment, and hy a vote OF 20
. TO Il the case against Judge Ives vac.
dismissed, the minority report Of that
4 effect being adopted,
/. piitsburs. April 10. The Nottingham
r mtnc- Of Henry Fiof-hein,. on the
(. Wheeling division Of the p. & Q. rail-
r road. resumed operations ihis morning
at u 90 cent rate. The strikers have be-
come rioious, and.a squad Of aonpiles
!, have been sent 20 the scene.
u Hung Chung WIS au'orlzci b. he
a ,ps',~l sslis, u a,sn ,l,r s,seev treaty vii,
IA Japan. China gives jAlAn 800 .aoO,o0u
!. iaels Formosa aud tho l.iao Tung PENN
sular thrown in; throws open Pckin
q aud four new ports. and grants the
!. Japanese the right TO establish in
/, duslrics.
i. ~ paso, Tex, April i0.-The jury ia
"a the ease against Webb Flanagan,
a charged with consplring TO snuggle
IA sheep from Mexico. have failed 10
agree and been discharged. Flanagan
l. the politician who made the famous
national convention qmry: "whai are
We here iorY' af
j. Columbus, Gao Aprl' 10. q. A.
White, a shocmnker, announces his In
j. teniion Of becoming candidate for
president oitho United States a. silver
" man, laborlns man, anl a sontherner-
lie wants 70 "nniic the west aud the
+. SOUTH lie has been AN unsuccessful
candidate for mayor In this city aud for
sheriff In Muskoeee county.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

The home OF Mr. john Bowen vat
frightened hyo bouncing baby hly.
Saturday evening Mother aud chii
doing we'll, bot John is no, expected 90
recover the shock
Many little improvements are being
made In the town Co.. the way Of front
picket and board fences, hich look 100
pei cent better than the ancient pole %
rdl. our remctery Of five acres T. now
closed In with ncat, substantial board
fence, which G, sheep proof The peo.
pie Of tho tsvn turned ou', TO their
credit, and furnished the necessary labor
and maternal 20 fence IN H. three ort.
side iinas. .isa.. |a...s..Ia,..
Mr.. n. Lambert ~ ogden. a marble
carver. Is he,s In the employ OF e. ".
West.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

Denver plans big reception 10 the
slhIcy silver party.
Raymond Hotel at Pasadena Wa en-.
tlrcIy DESTROYED hy fire.
British troops are cot of by Cmrn
Khau's iowcs; Colonel Battyc killed.
jaime. w. Scott, publisher Of the Chi.
cago Tmcs-llenld and Evening Post.
dici suddenly Ia New York
President Cleveland declines the IN
yiiation 10 visit Chicago In letter advo.
'atiug au active gold campaign.
the 49, Lonis Pressed Brick works ai
Glen CARBON. CAL. were partly dc
siroyci by tire. lo.s, about 100000.
| A dispatch from Rellands, CAL, says
tlUt che condition OF Judge CWsscup Of
Chicoso rs slightly improved.
The steamer Continental" which
plies between Sew York aud Sew
Haven, Conn, ran into the ilogshael
rock. oil Wnrl'n leland The vessel q
ntill uu the rock,
The American squadron, in commanl
Of Admiral Meade, arrived az Colon yes
ierday. 4 hall win be given IN homo
Of thooabrr.. It isieporled two vessel
Of Zoe equations viii leave shortly 70
Grcyiovn, NicaIagua.
Noang'iowr, o. April i4.--rho ,ircc
church here celebrated Easter In q prov
near he city by crncliying Judas fscar
lot in ciilgY. rhcn my mnus-
themselves shooting al the viilgy whc
wac Allcd with Gfe-cmckcrs. After ih
they had a banquet in the woods.
The body Of Blanche Lamont, m
young girl from Montana who hi
been missing, WIS found la the churcl
steeple Of Examnucl Baptist Church
San Francisco. whore Minnie William
was murdered. W II. r. Dumnt,
medical student, Is under arrest Tor bot
, crimes, but denies his guilt.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

Mr.. Thomas Harris Of Murray l. here
putting in q crop on his farm.
Since my last writing Mrs. Rosa H..
Bachelor has returned from salt Lake,
where she has been visiting for some
time.
AZ this date, April i7ih, Mr.. Augustus
Bunot ID dangerously sick with pneu-
monia.
There is TO be a double wedding here
shortly. No doubt rMls atiache will
see that Il Is properly advertised.
Hvrum Dearden has been visiting In
the metropolis.
Farm work is progressing rapidly, but
shower woulG do good. W. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

vanmo, in the western part Of the is
land.
san Francisco land worth sil,0O0,0O0
involved 10y the rcappcamuce Of "A for
mon owner. alter twenty years absence.
Allan Mcdonald. young man whose
parents are stid 60 he wealthy residents
OF Toronto, Canada. was found dead in
seattle.
The oldest daughter Of VI. Riboi, the
cg-pcmier oi France, is TO be married
at Ahbccillc on April SSH 20 Lieutenant
De Melville.
Ndi.p9ich from snlasays that Umu
Khan ha.rcIca.ci Lieutenant Ward, on,
% the two Buusholiccu rttrHily taken
| prisoners by his iorccs.
Secretary Herbert has decided q
award 20 the Columbian Iron works %
. Baltimore ihscontrci i1r build.nsi hrc'
,roprdo hoats, az sp5. 900 Tor each boat
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19
wANsHIP

The farmers are busilv engaged in
farming in this neighborhood.
Robert Leeming met with severe
accident on Wednesday. lie was haul
ing manure out on his land. One OF the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19
Thursday Aprliiauh.


The oil boom is helping trade.
There l. an uprising among the
Chickasaws.
The Arnienians are preparing 10 re-
volt.
wal,sr n s,ol ex.chs,,n,, o,,h.
wyomIng state D.mocra,ic co,nmi,,s.
ba, gon. cyazv
n,....,,. -. an. 49,,
-. ,,. as.p..'s '"' ~ 'es"'e ~.
$3.50, .,',' W "
Judge - r. Mcdonnell prominent
didate for governor has declared for
free silver.
Figure. bav, bccn reno,,ed ~ Oh.
department Of agriculture chewing No.,
the dressed beef mononolv has sdysnc.s
prIees on, ~ pronortion ~ ,ho s1yaao.
In live cattle
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19
NO. 10

Ritter is well educated and his character
l. above reproach. lie declares that he
assisted Booth 20 csrnpe, and they sailed
Tor Brazil. May >, 1885. lie soon left
Brazil, but met Booth 10y appointment
in Hamburg. eleven years ago, and On
that occasion Booth gave him pictures
Of bis children 70 his south Americans
wife. Thee pictures, hearing strong
resemblance to Bonih. are nov In Rii-
ter's possession. Rilt r Ways be- heard
from Booth last winter, and he was then
ou the South American stage
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED by OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events ~ The wcrk Prom Neatiy
Every T"wn iu summit County what
"rhc rim-,'s" Representatives Have
POUND 10 Write Nbaut.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-19

Tribune, ~: A tiny form, IL face
mangled beyond recognition, H. arm
crushed and the body hlled with
ghastly Commissions, tells the story OF
three-year-old Leona b. Hibert's tragic
death Yesterday afternoon, shortly be-
fore D o'clock, beneath the wheels oi a
car on the line Of the West Side Rapid
Transit Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Mr.. Andrew Gitfin Is lying seriously Ill
from nn attack OF paralysis.
A young man who has such faith In Id
vertsing In tho REPUBLICAN thinks he
could get a sweetheart II he would let 1t
be known.
young man from Mud Swamp had
better come to church a little early and
not wait until ths doxulogy Is sung.
A young lady of this town. who Is very
fond Of gossip will soon corner herself.
Just let her alone.
Mrs Chapman OF Philadelphia is the
guest OF Mira. L. l.. Hawthorne.
We hope that George will be satisfied
now, since thsss good old Items have
once more appeared.
When we borrow we generally go to
those who have something, but neighbors
borrow from those who hail not.
Miss May Brown OF Wilmington is the
guest of her sister Alice.
The prettiest decoration we have seen
lately are those beautiful eggs trimmed
by Miss Essie Brown at Mitchell's store.
1t seems to be almost time that we
would have the Senator question settled
when gentleman In China would feel
Interested.
MIR. LegR. OF our village, with Mr.
Cooper. n friend. who is at present IL
China, and he in writing speaks very favor.
nbly, or rather expresses himself anxious
that lliggins will lie the chosen man, and
from the tenor OF his letter II he had the
controlling power he would soon settle III
fuvor Of Higgins
Now. II those mon who are holding one
part OF Delaware by the eyellds knew
the people, they would soon announce
Higgins or somebady else and MIR. Coop.
er would think that Delaware men had
not loet oil ambition,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

N Office sewing machines m kinds from
~ thDl up Aew sr0t 0tIHHUnItrs tttittrrl 10 a.
IL ahd the0. Casa insialHcit iupair-
NJ at lowest Price Rock cIlei-s No. IOJ
Wet IN sttect corner ol -htplry5 ms.,6l.