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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. q. -
Charles Hurd, tho negro VINO muir.
dsred Jasper ID, Kelly, 4 young whilo
man, ten days ago, was taken from
Jail nj WHtlbutE, the county seat OF
Morgan county, and lynched at mid.
night by 200 masked men. JaiIor
Langley refused TO open the door aud
II was broken open with a slsdge
hammer The Tailor, under threats,
Then gave up tho cell keys. The negro
was taken from his cell, dragged TO an
oak tree aud swung up.
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nAMnAmOu. IArAN.
chinese Papers Accuse Jnps OF the
Massacre of Corsa'- Queen.

N"Ns" ~ N"Nsh ' NhHNhH
VANCOUVER, Il. e., Nov. 2l.-Chi.
nese papers by the Empress OF China
are bitter In their attacks on japanese
authorities In Corea who they blame
'or The murder Of tho queen. They ne.
hett that Japan IL a nation pretending
to DO civilized but II IL most barbarous
on oarth. Tue queen WIS hang up by
the hair, tlod hand and foot, soaked in
oil aud burned In tho rear of the pal.
ace, her remains being reduced TO
ashes, that all traces should be- Lost,
Thirty attendants Of the queen, II f.
alleged, were butchsfe1, their uofuses
being left about the palace. When the
palace was attacked, OF some 800
guutJs on duty, only tiI rsmainsd NJ
thelt posts and they were quickly dis
patched. According 10 Chinese 10.
ports there were fifteen women Of title
In tho court. Tho queen. her mother
and thirteen ladies In waiting. The
women were nearly all soaked In oil
and burned, while the mems throAts
were cut.
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DENVER, Nov. GA special to ths
Times from Cheyenne, Wye, says
Judge Rlner, In the Federal court
today, released Raovhorso, the Ban
nook Indian, arrested for violating
the Wyoming game laws, upon writ
Of haoeas corpus. The court decide
that the Indians have right to hunt
In Wyoming unusr their treaty.
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African Explorer Dead,

sHELBYvILLE, Ind, Nov. 2l.-
News has lust reached here that Carl
SIelkiman, the renowned South Afri-
can s1ploTsr was drowned August
rs. For ten yests ho had been tho
agent OF T0mlinson 4 Co., OF Liver
pool. England 10 the South African
trade, anu for several years special cor,
respondent Of tbs New York Herald
from tho countries Of Africa explored
by him.
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KNIGHTS on Lanon DRoI.Ion.
Acknowledging ,hs Indsbtsdne.s 60
the twur d'AIsne Trust FUND.


WAsHINorOS, ID. g., Nov. 2l.-The
knights OF Labor In the general a..
som6ly today gave formal recognition
10 tho financial indebtedness OF the
order 10 the Cmur d'Alene miners
trust fund. At the time VI the trouble
In the MINIS n relief fund was cou.
trlbu,ed. This, II In said, y a. used for
meeting the expenses Of the order In.
stead of going 10 the Idaho assembly
No. 10. TIE decision admitting the
Justice OF tho claim CLOSES n long con.
ttovsfty and the money will now be
paid TO the assembly AZ fast ~ oircum-
tlAuoes will permit.
Tho assembly has elected J. A.
Wright, Of PhilAdslphla, past general
workman. This office would have teen
held by Mr.. Powderly, had he not
been under suspension.
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night. IL uppears that willis the
woman slept he tied a rope around her
neck aut psssed II over a gas lsi, Drew
the body ny and sat calmly ny while
she was sifsnglej to death. Then be
lay down until morning when hs left
tho house, announcing 10 the pro.
pfietfess that bis mistress had died
during the night and he was going to
notify the police,
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PARIS, Nov 2l.-At the cabinet
council this morning, the minister Of
foreign nilaite, NJ. Betthelot, SAID the
Information lac had received from
various sources did not jusliiy the
alarmlst reports Of the French pfctp.
An agreement between the pOwerr, ho
added, was revealing iiseIi With the
utmost clearness anu psrsisioncy.
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Batii. In Cuba.

HAVANA, Nov. 2l.-rheto have
been several tkirmishos In the province
Santiago DE Cuba, during which The
Insurgents had nfieen Eillei, four
wounded and lost one prisoner. rue
troops lost ono killed, and thirteen
wuuneed.
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lSDIAsArOLis, Nov. 2l,-Go vernon
Matthews left last night for Phlla.
delphia, where his speech on Cuban
recognition will bo delivered tonight.
Owing 10 the recent dsAth Of his sou,
all receptions In his honor will be
abandoned aud hO will return by frat
train.
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dotsement OF Mayor Swift, and =
nsIofiiy Of the members OF the coun.
oh and Will be favored especially by
hose OF the members whose homes
are q great distance from the city hall,
and who Hssert that they are needlossly
exposed TO the danger Of encou ntering
ioolbSds while returning home from
late council meetings.
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The CITY CANVASS.
Completed by Tho Municipal BOart
This TorlinS.
WrIT OF MANDATE SERVED.
he'nrnab'e Tomorrow Mernin,-you
FOR Superintendent Of
Schools.

the work Of the Utah Cominiasior
IN canvassing tho ballots cast At IN,
last election wRa checked somevb.,
9dGy by tue rocsip, Of writ OF man.
date which was served on them mi,
morning. The cause for this is a. fol-
lows;
AZ meeting OF the Utah Comml,.
eiob held yesterday Mr.. A. ". Mckay,
aTri6uno reporter, MAZE an applloa.
ZION TO DO allowed to witness the count
OF the returns a. n topresentstiv,
OF {. :. Zane ana Glen Miller.
And presented written authority from
those gentlemen to that effect. Chair.
man NOtfoll Informed him that tn,
board would take action upon the
matter during thu day and Just before
i's adjournment in tho afternoon the
matter was called up, And the chair.
man was instructed to notify NIessr,.
Zane and Miller that tho board having
decided not to admit any representa-.
uvel OF the press during the count,
would not admit Mr. Mckay 10 wit.
n'as 'ho count but that any other agent
whom they might designate would be-
granted every privilege given under
the statutes.
This morning the board was served
with an alternative writ OF mandate
returnaole on Friday morning where.
Ia they were required 10 show cause
why such demand should not be
granted. A cAnya,s of Wsber ,suptv
u now being made by ths epmmIssionI
c,,, c...,,...,...
S'lf CANVASS COMPLETED.
The munioipal board o,mpleted In.
canvass uf the CITY returns thIs morn.
ing ana then taxing up the vote ea,t
Tor county tupetintendsnt of s,nooIs
finished that before taking a recess.
Tue official flguTes Of both are "A giy.n
below:
E,.., p...,.-,
n a5s. IIIooihel-Mayot' Afmslrong
~ ia, o,enu'1hlns h 80 y sells
s6.. ~, 9i9ln ~, oZsi Emery n,
Sgt, NJ 90. tiea,ufsH Pypot ID,
~, ~ oVi, I,vIeo - 20 Jueuoe
s5s ,J , Vaos' HSe ~, 'oIi Wenger IL,
-, m' ~ 90 Conncilmen;
N acc. W ~ ,eoi weller ID no, Peilt
sna, Isw.ao ~ 49, goo, nueHse ~
~ 1880 e. ~, no. EImonus r. ~
sano' 10, Soty - o.
svopa 81 tecinct - mayor Arm
s,i,E -, 40 90 uIenglnning IL, i,lsV;
Ems, 10 az neS corr 5Ionn ", 'Os,
py ~. i,io. zoe 1, W.: ri.a.u.sI:
% -, 49, May ~, l,lSs; Pierce 4
W.nSs, ~ % ' iss. o H,,i. zee ~ 49,
r.k b!1oi nnlegsts so'
~ ~. ,I AHen ~ oeV, hhouss
"a 80 p p - ,as, ohse.mAn ~,
ia. u.E tonon :" i,OViS SaI,lstet IS
~ I 10y a. io-' s"h''enosu r.
20 ny'I ,,s ! 70
n n nnei iti,sIclhS.-MaS9n AImsiiong
~ "a ,1,yn,, 'p s ~ Syii 9sns
o. ~ sod. '1 10. s''osn y, "a, Enefy
ID, Js5; May II, G2s. Pierce II, 40. Jus.
II, $40; Hiilega,s p a. Connc,Imsn,
Morris ID. 55I: w.,.on II T5s, Usv
ward ID. 6Ig. Tavinr n NO. p.,son.
II. 54i. snndbsrI II az. N,,g.,is p
US. hauorhsoh u AZ, 1a,isy Al
Fourth PTeoinst - MsvnJ, I'm.
strong ID. bI5. til.nainning n All.
sells P, ~. R,cofdsTi sloan 70. 5si,
Emery n. 52l: Cos p % Tsoasnts,,
Pyper ID, 900 May Il, 4ss; Pierce !,
r.,'sst,. ~ ss. -,
ID, iO2, Dale u, OBS; Watson IL, 6Oi;
Stewart IL, Olg, Romuey H. b99.
E.,a,,.a. IL ~. D...1.ta %!
r''s"S" 40 huioiBh ~ -ib
Ia w.
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hLtb ny NE nRIrInn.
'''''i'ns clAim rhsy Are illegal,
" Imprisoned.


=, YORK, Nov, 2l-By letter
~. Nassau, island OF Nav Pro.
- 10 the Bahamas, Comes n ery
NJ ~ ~ ellliens OF New York, Ger.
~ D.'6a,neeh, Severiono GalyeI,
n .,, ssha aud Anthony NJ. Ruiz
st,','a ,halihey wsro Illegally Nod
nrss,'a, hillllh mnn.oi.war. They
$3.50 's'.l q planning a military OK.
.,,s,,' 70 Vupa' They protest theiI
NJ 10 BloOklyn. " W
lal,i "nh his three friends, bs
| d, srii,hi nasua, the commander Of
NJ, '.s, war ship Partridge, he
h. sn es loFce TO tRko them on
e,lnS J, Valilel them 10 Nassau, Al
Asu,,S ,, wiling they had been in
vi ,,,s more more than two weeks, but
" M ~ nor come up for trial,
tI,,'ns member OF the OH.
ID, ~. w. ~ ~, Biooklin and was active
b.n b ~ OF John Y. McKans.
la,hIn y, I ", 10 lhis country he was
aA,1, II. '1e Cuban army, which
h.,,,,,S,s iiiends 10 suspect thai
sal ~ y from New York wa, re.
b. M SpAhl,h spies. They claim
a.tiy, ,h nste simply visiting tho
|aA,i,l,' uSl they had rented a houss
s,,s,d " s, Of laguN, snd that thew
1s' bunting. ''D'' Vine there fish
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Ln., Ycnr.. Itnn,In,..

WAuIEoTOS, Nov. 2l.- Internal
Revenue Commissioner annual 70.
port Issued today gives tho receipts Of
the last fiscal year a. 81 8,giB,O 77, q
decrease OF s3,992,S5 from previou,
year.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 2l.-rhe body Of
Calvert NauN, landscape gardener,
who disappeared on Tuesday night,
was found In the bsy nsat Peusonhufet
today. Vaux has been suffering from
neIvoua pfoslfatIOn.
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LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The British
steamer Nessmore, from Montreal for
Liverpool, " ashore on Coll Island, Oh
the c1ast Of Scotland, with fourteen
feet water In the hold. Tue crew wefo
landed In safety.
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Ihs shere slr.wa rIlh wr,ehag..

CHARLEvOIX, Mich, New. 2l.-rhs
shore four miles north Of here Ia s,Iewn
with wteokhgo, some OF which Ia from
a schooner ana some from steamer.
An old liie preservrr bears tho name
Of "Lycoming." Tho Lyooming,
however, 10 sale, paving reached Nil.
waukee this morning.
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OFFICER BIrLEs rnE oAnE LAW.
if,ho wardsn's Report ia Corrssl no
VIM be PTonentod.

DENVER, Nov. 2l.-If the report OF
Deputy Game Warden White Of Routt
county 10 correct, Lieutenant L.. Nj.
hoehleLof this Ninth cavalry has vio-
lated the game laws OF the state.
WardenWhite reports that he found an
army officer and a party OF soldiers,
having three bucks, two does and
two lawns In their possession. A djulant
Gsnafal Ward tays, II LieutsnAnt
koehler broke the laws OF the state, he
VIII be tried by court martial after the
state IL through with him. 1t 10 be.
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LONDON, Nov. 2l.-John Dillon, the
irish leader, was married tubs morn.
ing to Miss Matthew, daughter OF Jus
tice Matthew. The bishop OF Galway
read telegram from the pope. beslow-
ing his bleising.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9l.-The directors
OF the National Lead company have
declared regular quarterly dividend
OF II per cent on preferred stock, pay.
able on December 10.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WAsnISGTON, ID g., Nov. 2l.-
The abatement today Of tue condition
OF the treasury shows an available cash
balance Of sl77,505, Js5; gold reserve,
SsIs05,557.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-Charies Moe II
under arrest charged with numbering
his nliitrsEs, Annie Anderson. lAs!
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leysd Langhorn's ttnfi was VITA the
party and 10 also liable to prosecution.
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IH7IO. a, VI FoOIDndH.
,sloduc,,SS I ~ I'-An order will
~ Nob1'uv 10 Ihe council meeting
't,y cooSS,, night providing thai
10 sveSiU Oa Of T. Mondays Instead
R I pi,o The order, when
'A' 18Th ward, has the , ON.
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ASKING FOR PASSAGE THROUGH
ms DAnDkNELLEA

LONDON, Nov, 2l,-A dispatch 10
the Times from COnstantinopls says
the Austrian, Italian, Russian and
British Representatives there have ap.
piled 10 the sultan for Fireman's, al
lowing tho passage through tho Oar.
donolles OF q second dispatch boat TO be
attached 10 each OF their respective
embassies.
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TOTAL CITY VOTE

Mayor Armstrong ID, s,l27; Glen
dinaing II, $3.50; Sells L, sl9; sect.
tering 10. Recorder Sloan ID, 1904;
Emery II, 3,9Tl; Coe Il, 800; scatter
log 3. Treasurer Pyper ID, S,l54; May
II, a,056; Pierce T., 245; scattering 8.
Justice Of the peace: Gee ID, 8,204;
wenger Il, 3,S77; HillegAsl p, S5li
scattering /.
FOR COUNTY sUP'T. OF SCHOOLS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-31

towns TO furnish pol. and set tnrm.
Coalyilie. six miles, Hovtsville. three
miles. wanship. three mixes, RockPorL
tao miles Peoa. four miles; OAsiev,
three miles North and South kNmss,
three mile.. The SECRETARY wss in-
-irucied to write the company fot lurther
Information ant the meeting adjourned
subject to the call 81 she secretary.
Gro. W. Yougu. Secy.
y. u. Since the meeting VIZ held /
have received wots from the company,
and they will accept tamaract or Nor
way p.ne poles, and viii huiM the line
via Ksmas. name the sth DAY OF I.nt
1T o'clock p. N. for the above named
committess to iroei at wanehip, and "a
come prepared % say wha, each town il
willrag TO do in the mattel The com
mit'ses will please accept this ~ due
notsce. Gro. W. Yo'Su. serv.
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wAusATCH.

James jenkins, who was telegraph
operator here fourteen years ago, made
his appearance amongst us again this
week, Since leaving wahsatch. Mr..
jenkins has been living in Washington
state. His friends were glad to meet
him again.
Our new road supervisor, David Moore,
has been busy the past week putting the
road and bridges in order. lie has put
In some good work, and there Is more
he intends to Xix up.
We had rather heavy frost here on
the night Of the 9th.
A heavy gale Of wind on Saturday and
Sunday was followed by a snowrorm on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The wahsatch croquet players opened
the SEASON bravely on the cath. Tues
days snow however, rather dampened
their ardor and they think that snow.
balling Is nov more seasonable.
Mrs. Hennessy from Nebraska, the
mother Of Section ForemanJ. Hennessy,
arrived here on Tuesday. Mrs. Hen.
messy says the crops in Nebraska are
suffering for rain.
Only one ortwo Of ourpeople attended
the Syndicate Show held At Evanston
ON Tuesday. Ne circus dollar il not 90
plentiful during these times.
Joseph Hennessy was an Evanston
visitor on the 2sth.
Mrs. Wheaton, and Mrs. Hopkins
made a trip to Evanston on the 2Sth
Wesley X Walton was a visitor here
on the Goth. Mr.. Walton Is secretary Of
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Hehef Richins, well knoEn TO the
.people " this vicinity, was here during
tile week. lie represents scowcroft 4
Sons Of Ogden.
Mt. Barbara Parker was taken quite
sick iast Saturday and was for time
dangerously ~, bot Is said to be much
better at this writing.
NJ. r. Harris shipped a carload Of
nool from here on Tuesday. The price
obtained Il said 70 be si4 cents per
pound. There ls considers blc.,roei i.crs
yet. not sold. John Packet l. waiting
for the storm 10 quit to commence
shearing.
Bishop John Paskett attended services
at Echo on sunday.
We had quite snow storm on the
9Th and strong winds all day Sunday.
Quite O number Of the folks here dec.
GRATED the graves ON the Goth 70 as to
attend memorial services at Coalville on
the 3Oth, aud also to watch the game Of
baseball between IIeneier and Coalyille.
There were no general exercises here on
Decoration Day, yet many graves were
decorated. Several improvements have
been made Of late. Some very nice
monuments have been erected and a
number Of people have built good fences
around the graves, More will follow
suit.
There was a dance here on the night
Of the 3Oth, a benefit for the choir.
Some fruit has been hurt here by the
frost, and vegetation IL needing warmer
weather to make growth. Early pota.
toes are mp. but have been nipped by
frost. w, b.
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Blackburn deGes Carlisle, Cleveland
and the whole administration.
Wilde and Taylor have been sentenced
to two years In prison at hard labor.
yale's team won the field contest
championship at Berkeley ovel.
The sultan's advisors urge him to in-
stituie reforms in Armenia asked by the
powers.
DR.. Kingston Of Montreal has been
knighted by the Queeni in commemora'
ton Of her Majesty's birthday
Three members Of the Crocker family
we're found dead on the prairie near
Wharton, Tex, They were killed IN "a
feud.
Horace NJ. Duke Of Brookheld, Mo-,
was appointed receiver Of the Populist
venture, the Gulf& Interstate Railroad
Company.
Butte, Mont, May 25.-spcelal 70
Tribune, stephen J Murphy, miner
10 the Hope A. Basin, was crushed 10
death this afternoon by @ mass Of falling
ore. The cave occurred in a Portion Of
the mine where number Of men had
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would favor Wanship or reca w. the
proptr place Let the county seat re-
main where 81 j.. for the present az
least The = ,NOl offered bv Park City
10 build new courthouse voud hardly
make Foundation 20 IN, kind oi a
bnildinf needed. and times are too tight
iusi nov TO lax the pecpk Tor what Ve
can get along without few years
longer iarE CITY isto ne commended
for its enterprise and de,ires 10 hsve III
county seat, bui her citizens shoold not
be too nasty In this ma,ter. Let well
enough alone. and iorconsoience sake do
no, iiie up the taxes on the p>opl. be.
yond what they are shle to pay.
a special meeting Of the nembers OF
the Church Of Jesus Christ If Later.
Day Saints Of the peoa ward will bc
held on Saturday evening. jane 4, s9j,
a, o'cocE, when matters Of importance
viii be- brought beiore the meeting
Elder L. John Nr,ial Of salt Lake vii.
I've in attendance. At7;S0 ~ the same
evening the mslnbsrs Of the nclieI
Society viii mect. when mstiers Of i'm.
pcrtance will be brought before them,
IL II requested that full attendance be
bad and that they be on time. The
meeting will he held in the echoolhou,e.
Herbert A. Lsons, who has been under
1he doctor's care in salt Lskc for The
past three weeks, is improving, and II
10 expected tina, he will be able 10 re-
turn home H. a week or two. The
young man has an atllicuon IA the eye,
aud was losing his sight. His sister
Mrs. Luti" Miles, T. in TIE city iaking
care Of him while under the care Of Ill,
doctor. It IL pleasing 70 learn thai
Herbsfi will not lose his eight and that
he ~ very much better.
The lilac buthes are loaded si,h bios
SONS and II lea pretty sight 70 see th,
blossoms and green leaves peeplng oul
from under the snow.
II il feared that frost will follow ID,
storm we are having and that the fruit
buds will he injured more or less.
y. Il. T.. vKR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-31
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST or HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.
All the smrottan Events ~ the werh
Condemned Prom the Iat,s, Teisgr.phle
pIspa,che- rrOm here. Thew and
EVsrywhers

FRIDAY. MAY aash.
Prince BisHarks ncurplgia d the tact
has reached nm acute STAGE.
a Thousand rolonists from the sast
will settle ia the rayet,e Valley, Ida.
students Of Union Theological samin-
AIRY barred by a rule Of the Presbyterian
General Assembly.
CIV Archer, an insurance agent, who
wss taken 10 jail nj ottunmva, la,
cilarved with cmhczglcment, committed
suicide with morphine.
The Point Defiance Street Railway
Company Of Tacoma was sold for ti6s,-
600, to syndicate composed Of ettcrn
and Portland, or., capitalists.
Huntington, W. Va. May 28.-Chas.
hinge, who wac arrested at Point Pleas.
ent yesterday for the murder Of his two
Children here. vas hroagnt back hers
to-day. The train was met in the sub.
urbs by close carriage. and Rinro was
rushed TO the jail In disguise. Two
thousand people had assembled at the
depot. and ynching IL anticipated
to night. The Jail iss,rongly guarded
by deputy SHERIFF..
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'he Rich County Stock Growers A.
s''aNon, and highly recommends an
"s'"iAi'su oi rat,lc growers Tor this
'o'mN. The benefits IN he had from
society oi this t.ud are evidently many
ana near.y everyone Nauis H.. Al that
seem' necessary 10 for someone To TAXI
~ active part and push 10 an otcaniss-
lion.
lAe storms of the pact week have
nd'''d enough moisture 20 the earth to
pretty we'll insure our ciureas otshe
Reaching irs7ernity a lair hay crop.
NieAi Otemior Blashdcld ma8s a
tr'p to pgi,n the fir; Of the week.
William Rhead amt wife ,eit hce for
csalviile ~ Tuesday.
is. Bal lci, here on Nemofisi bay
TO attend Tie memorial serslcc. Al Coal
vile. a
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Fornosa dccl res republic.
British bankers proies, against free
silver.
Presbyterians are ssainsi the licensing
oi liquor In any icrn.
Watson was shot In cold blood by
Dawson At Houston. Ida.
General schodeld says he never
thought Of being presidential candidate.
Charles Wiley, aged 90, Katie John
son, aged 10, aud Maud Meyers were
drowned two miles west Of Ellinsham
ILL.,. by the capsilinR Of their boat.
Three others In the boat were rescued.
The government crop bulletin says
weather during the past week has been
very uniayorable FOR most crops.
'o~ssgia iiAtass sfi-sfA.il4,l. I,ess-yl-
yania, the Carolinas. Indiana, Missouri,
Kansas and Illinois are among tho
sufferers.
A wreck Of ship has been discovered
five miles OIL shore. nine miles west Of
Dunkirk. n. Y. It Lies In 70 feet OF
water. II Is thought to be the steam.
ship Dean Richmond, which foundered
with all on board October 4. 1903.
Al Denver. Christopher schramm was
acquitted on the charge Of murder In
the district court, last night the Jury
being out three hours. lie killed Ed
ward W. Murphy. HE tenant, In -
quarrel over certain repairs that were
needed. schramm's plea was seli.de-
Tense.
Thomas Irving, wealthy farmer re-
siding three miles west Of Labanon,
Ind, upon hearing footsteps In the adj
iacent room, secured HE revolver, aud
without saying word, shot the sup
posed intruder, inflciing a fatal wound.
When. unon examination, he discovered
that he had killed his eldest son, he
attempted 10 kill himself bus will re-
cover from his injuries.
Denver, May IA spseial TO the
News from Como, Colo, says; A ter
rlble accident happened on the newly.
opened Gunnison branch Of the Denver,
Leadyille Il Gunnison Railroad this
evening, which resulted In the death
Of one man. twelve others seriously in
iured, one probably fatally. They were
all on push ear, which became IN.
controllable and shot down the heavy
grade like lightning.