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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

Mrs. Carrie Wells was killed by n
train IN st. Louis.
George Whitaker. colored. Was hanged
in Conway, Ark, for murder.
ore ,hisve- caught at Aspen and $50
ooO worth Of property recovered.
New Mexican DELEGATES % the SAT-
Lake silver conference are announced.
Ths Yoqui indians In sonora, Mexico,
are laid 10 be preparing for an uprising.
Separate receiyership will be given the
Colorado Midland by consent Of the SAN
"a Fe.
George Ray, a di,repntable negro, was
hanged boy whitesaps seven miles from
Springfield, ~.
Mrs. rarne,rs condition Is reporiel a.
much improved, and Dr. ships has
great hope, Of her recovery.
Fsur towns in Hungary, Mosril,
Kutez, VilIoya aud Rudo.isgrade, were
almost destroyed bv the recent food.
The damage amounts 10 i5,OOO,OOO.
Baron Won Lsurins, German Embassa'
dor at Washington, presented his letter,
Of recall 10 President Cleveland. lie has
been transferred to Consiantinople.
Des Moines, Ia, April 96.-The free
silver Democrats have determined to
call state convention Of himetallist'
In this city early in June. Measures
arc being laken 10 secure the attendance
Of Senator Wolcott Of Colorado and Other
free silver men Of national reputation
10 deliver addresses.
Lander Wye, April 20, via Rswllns
Special TO- rdsunc.-rhs rlchesl
strike that has been made during III,
past two year occurred this morniHG
on the Anderson property near Lewis
ton, alta depth Of 81 feet. The vein is
twenty feet wide. A rich streak In Oh,
vein vii, run not lar from q 600 pei
ton. There l. great excitement In th,
camp over the new find.
Memphis, April 2j.-Gold has been
discovered near Raleigh, suburb o..
this city. Several specimens Of dark
brown rock in Which ceuld be seen q
glitierlng mineral we're brought TO the
city for analvsls. The examination has
extended sufficiently FAR 10 give the
assurance Of gold being present in pay.
ing quantity, and the presence Of plaii-
mum being even more plainly marked.
There ID an Old legend Of the existence
OF gold mine in the nsighborhood
where The presenl discovery was made.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

our dls,ric, school closed ON Monday
morning
iloy,-vI.ie's iantastictripper- indulred
In q dance hero on Wednesday night.
The recent copious rains are WORTH
hundreds Of dollars TO our farming com
munities on the river # IL indeed q
blessing, and appreciated.
Squirrels hy the thousand, getting
ready for the harvest. Al look hungry.
Poison should b. purchased by one In
each town in Wholesale lots that the
farmers may get It at reduced rates.
Mr.. Alma Sargent, who accompanied
lleber Stsllings Oh q "trip six months
ago TO southern Arizona and Mexico, re-
turned on sunday last, and reported
himself ~ enjoying the trip. lie
brought home some specimens oi ancient
pottery, etc. lie ha- travelled about
1900 miles.
A complete surprise was given Mr..
Frank Olson by his school ON Monday
night They had all gathered 1T dusk
40 the Westinghouse and remained IN
the dark. While he was passing with q
friend he was asked 10 call in with hin
for book. Just as he entered, he
| thought the house was sure y haunted.
The next moment lac was surrounded
/ boy the host within. The evening
| pasted OH with nice program Of songs,
lea .Ins- and rccitatons by the school
aud after showing Their respect and es-
tesm for their teacher by presenting
him large book, they wiled the re-
maiuder Of the evening by dancing 70
the strains OF Mr.. George sargent's
violin.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

3d.. ia. Dten itl.cI lr nutI loo in t.,
0fs. l,sr.n.
tIur am sl mr- % california
.'.'e tara uH.-ueolci rain ir.l a.l
Iu, Yesterday.
Dmm- birthday wis ",.c,a,yd u
Chicago, NcW No,k, ros'uu, liusuur-
and ua.cun.
New Nors frcmeu testify that they
raised fund to buy legislation Increasing
their salaries.
Emperor William engineered the pro-
,c-t made 10 Japan by RUSSIA, France
ard Germany.
Judge Cox has set MAY i3ih for the
Trial Of Captain u. ". HoWga,c Eleven
indictments are pending against him.
EuringioH county, sd. has offered
.ateoard ot $50 for information leading
20 tine conviction OF the person who
assaulted Mr.. rarneil
The His.ain Mti.ter OF nce ha.
declared itself opposed go the agreement
between tue Ku,.Irn and Armstrong
le'roIeus companies.
Professor ". a. Sanders. convicted al
frc'no. Ca, ot longing the name oil
William woo'ton, ha. been sentenced @,
ten y,as in SAN Queu,iu.
British cupy Coriuo Alliheinhab
ian,s leave the city, aud Nicaragua dr
clarcs 30 closed port, which steps im
poit and customs rcccips.
Glenuool Springs, Colo, April ~
con ihe aSyi Of she train from 90.
Easi Ia.t night, sheriff Ware auc-ie.
two passengers. ~. p. spmgue ag
about ~. uiit Edna Johnson, 70 or %
charged with clipping from Canyon Cts
EDNA Johnston has been weeping aImo,
constantly. She ,ai sine would like {
. 60 homie hui dreaded the meeting wit
hcfre.at,ycs. Both will be taken back Z
b Canyon City.
Cheyenne, wyo., April ~ special
Tribune corporal Henry Of u Con
pany, Eighth Infantry, stationed
Fort Russell, committed suicide III
afternoon by shooting himself with II
regulation army rife. lie placed n
a gun on the ground aud pulled the tri
ger with the ramrcd. The bali enter'
4 the lower part OF his jaw and came o.
At the top Of HE head, killing him 1
sianily. Henry, comrades accused hi
OF being disciple Of Oscar Wilde. II
accusation proved upon him until he 4
I t.tlrd no. end ~ crfsfeure
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

Anssl White, heirio 400, 900, was
traced TO bic grave in Washington.
The state Department H. officially
advised that the British lag II over
Connto.
over hundred deaths are reported
from the dyke di'aster at Espinal,
France.
The Gulf Road may cut loosc from the
Union Pacific and build gap TO the
Burlington.
The Detroit Tribune favors dellar,
half Of gold aud hall Of silver At ratio
OF sixteen 10 one.
Alphonse Cutaier. Jr., 81 philadelphia,
was arrested and compelled to confess
for murder committed sixteen years
aEo.
A man answering the description VI
young Hayes, suspected Of the Pelican
Point murders, offered 70 sell horse Ia
Butte. lie said hecane from Utah, and
haa team and wagon.
Lander wyo., via Rawllns, Wyo.,
April 2s.- Special to Tribune Captain
IN. g. Niekerssn discovered this morning
body Of oil aowing up through the
water OF the Bis popagie river few feet
above the Main street bridge ia this city.
The Oh 10 10 upward passage through
the water IL accompanied by gas. The
three flowing wells are nine miles from
here aud this oil Il believed 20 be from
the same basin.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 2s.--rho Trab-
ing Commercial Company Of Laramie
made an assignment last evening 20 o.
Crumrine. The firm has been one OF the
largest mercantile houses Ia he state,
but WIS seriously crippled bp a nrc.six
weeks ago. by which a loss Of 10000
wac suffered on its real estate and stock
Of general merchandise. Tie liabilities
Of the firm are approximately $4,000,
with assets, available and non.ayailable,
Of 100000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

\ snowstorm Of several hour-' dura-
tion visited NJ on Tuesday.
Samuel Gerber arrived here during
the past week with hi- herds.
Mrs Us. Ball has been sick for
several days but is now improving.
The Hopkin store has again opened
up Tor their customary spring business.
DR., Hooker Of Evanston, wyo., WAS
here on Wednesday on a professional
visit 10 Mrs.. Childs.
Mrs., c. II. swobe Of Salt Lake Il here
staying With her mother, Mrs. Chids,
who Is very &c.
William Taylor, our night operator
las been moved 10 Eclio. Ills place il
alled by Louis Korner Of salt Lake.
II isuudcrstood that William Ilodson
and family of Coalyille are 10 move up
here this week and make their home on
their Yellow creek ranch.
Rev Father Cushnahan Of Ogden was
here ON Friday administering the rites
OF the Catholic church 10 Mrs. Child-,
who is in q critical condition.
Road Supervisor I'd Morse Of Echo
vas here looking over the roads on Sat
urday, Mr.. Morse reports hard time
in collecting road tax from the sheep
men.
The copious rains Of the past few days
have been good, not only isr the range
which has been greatly benefited, but
also for the meadows, for our creeks
we're already getting rather low.
lots OF our old.time summerresident-,
the sheepmen, are again with us. Most
Of then report having had an unusually
good winter VA the sneep ranges, Their
sheep generally are In extra condition.
Mrs Ada Andrew committed suicide
by drowning herself at satair Moniay.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

Joseph Boyer, formerly OF Upton, has
just returned after an absence Of twenty
years, and he was not heard from during
that period. It was a great surprise 10
his brother William and family, and his
former friends.
William UllithoIn and George Morby
Of CoalYille visited Upton on Sunday
last In the interest Of the Elders
Quorum. They were the speakers az
the afternoon services, their subject be-.
Ing the duties Of the priesthood, and
more especially that Of the elders and
their labor- among the people.
The Utah Mirror Company gave an
entertainment in the schoohouse % few
nights ago, on which occasion views on
canvas Of the early days Of Utah were
shown in o very pleasing manner.
Noticeable among them we're the rails.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DalLYusT or HAPPENINGS ANp
OrHER NEWS.
81 she trnrrrtem t,srts ~ the w"rt
Condensed , rom the iats.i gsisEuauhis
rispntch-. Ttom tsr". rhefs aud
Ivsrywt~r-


lro-' ri last uocembe, destroyed al
lra,f s.4ul,uO nu1e- 90 oranges IN
florida.
Yesterday. invc,uration ofthc Carson
miui shortage, showed tha' s22u 900 bad
disappeared.
iie'ty uiecu will not rave go pay %
personal taN iu Sew Yurs her home
being 90 Bellows fa'I., w.
ID Is. Summons. oI houston. 1850.
aIind by Eouori uaucr. vino u.su ,uot
h.. wife anJ then himself Mr-. Owner u
Will recover. lctioa.y.
800 Cook aul twelve u;hcr outnv.
were landed ia ,ho Sea York ,tsie penn.
irniiWy yesterday. vney attracted grrai
attention az Albany.
Monuca. April CIV. g.. Mcdonald
extensive tabA,c, factory, on Ontario
street. W., partly DESTROYED by tire ihh
evening. The lus, vii. rcnch halls miI
Jon duiur-. ou which there is uo insur
uuce. Aho1, 900 people we're cmploye,
iu the establishment. nearly ull ufWhDn
were Non,pn. Thirty OF Them iumre,
from thc fourth toor, AMI tye Of then
vii. die.
-an Francisco. April .. Rev. Joai
Georre Gib.on. pastor 81 Emanuel hat
u-t cnlrrh was again on the wiincs
.s.s. a..ass .. l s. .... r.. . d. 4
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

VIC, Brown ID laid up wiiha -praInel
ansie.
Nj. and Mrs. Robert siddoway and
son Robert went 10 salt Lake cry
on Friday OF last week.
our road supervisor has put a new
bridge in at the mouth Of Three'Mile
canyon, which was much needed.
Mr. Henry Leamon- and son, David,
made trip 10 salt Lake City on bush
ness lust week and returned on satur'
day last
The Rockport Irrigation Company
held meeting on Monday, April 2Jth,
for the purpose Of procuring water for
irrigation, bu1 ON Tuesday the water
came nom above,
Mr.. Alfred aud Miss Katie seanons
went 10 spring Hollow On Monday 20 a
surprise party given 10 Wm. Chapel,
Jr.. in honor Of hi- 2lst birthday.
Miss Clara ilortin returned Monday
from Coalyi.e, whore she had an opera
ton performed ON large abcess on her
neck, py Dr. Hosmer She Us getting
along nicely.
Mr.. +. y. Crowther is here on a few
days visit taking a look over the hills.
lie leaves to-day, Wednesday, for salt
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Mis, La,.aa ra,kett and Mr.. ST..
Boud rave both rcru 0u the sieE .Ist
Curing thc ueyg
nu Tivr. s. au1io1-ly looked ior by
many here aud r. heeomins more r0N.
ulHr o. tiw. advances.
ON. the rain. the beautiful rwu
How Do makes NJ all re!oicc 60 see %
here. and 4 rur.- DO doe- YOU too.
Mr.. Robert A. Joucs has a .eii iec'ler
attachment 10 hi- saVinill and b. .um-
bcryard prove, 70 be a great conyen-
fence o. ia" settlement.
oar hoy- PLAYED Morgan City bow q
game oil baseball 90 Morgan Ia-' Statute
day, but were again defeated 'y one RON.
They play North Morgan 90 llene'el ON
saturday, MAY iith.
4 large force has been oHt ior several
DAYS sorkiug on thc ditch, aud tne
water would have been isrued 3" htiore
this e the rain bad uoi come Hlt ~
one grEmblr. about TO-.
sheep -hearine has commenced A. ih,
Stephens corral. but has been delayed
by The STORM. n they last much longer
the ,uearing will have 20 be discon
tinuel iill after Landing.
james Fowler lost nice mare on %,
1t Of MAY. lie drove Il 20 Echo IN,
dag previous and allowed Il 10 drint
wheu he returned. Il was taken siel
immediately after and died tile follow
ing day
There WIS wedding dance here OF
Monday night given Ia honor Of ih'
event Of thadoublc weddldto f Mr.. Johl
Jones TO Miss Clara To0ae and Mr.
Charles Toone 10 Miss Clara Jones.
very ENJOYABLE time was had aud thoi
friends join in wishing them Joy an,
happiness Ia welded life.
on Sunday last the Y. NJ. MI. 4
held IL closing session ior the season
Bishop John Paskett gave the youn
men the privilege Of using the time II
the afternoon aud an interesting pro
gram was rendered toa large audiences
/ la the evening the young iolks met Il
conjoint session. The program tina
was given weuld prove to all that a zoo
work has been accomplished the pas
season by the menhers Of TIE associa
lions. The officers aud all coucerne
have done. their duty. lti- the inter
tion Of the young ladies to confirm
Their meetings on Friday evenings. Tn
young men have adjourned tll mex
October.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

Mr.. Mary =. Staples, friend Of the
California pioneers, is dead.
Tayior's proposition for railroad to
Gear City is rejected by San Diego.
The Christian Endeayor societies lack
satolli to unirock Father Phelan u s..
Louis.
Corbett will second O'Donnell In his
fight with Kilrain at New York on
May 9Th
Denver, April %. "A special 10 the
Times from Washington says Senator
Vest has dispatched 900 letters 10 Dem
ocrats. County committees are requested
10 ask the Democratic State Central
Committee to call free silver couyen-
ton, and on the refusal Of the state
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

The Durrant evidence t. al In.
oscarwilde denies all charges.


The Durrant evidence t. al In.
Oscar'Wilde denies all charges.
Three hundred Baltimore coatmakors
have struck.
Jslues Young killed his vito and him
self ai baskerville, Ind.
The condition Of Representative Hit
l. slightly improved Tonight.
Nicaragua offers Brliaina compromise.
which will no, 10 considered.
q. r. @. Houghion OF Cheyenne Was
arrested on a charge Of stealing 1900.
one hundred moonahincrs have been
captured and Imprisoned At Charleston,
W. Va.
Two children OF stanford Kimley
were burned to death IN the family
home near Atchison, Kan.
Major woissman, the well-known
German explorer has been appointed
Govsrnoroi German East Africa.
A fire Is raging Ia the woods on tho
bluffs south Of Baraboo, Wis, and con-
siderable property has been destroyed.
Japan's defiance OF the Russian ALI.
ance IL met with an oniuous gathering
Of foreign warships in her ports.
Tom Meuel, son Of State Senator
MeIlel oiMoniana, was arrested Tor pass
INK forged checks on Butte bank.
Lord William nereaiord married the
Dowrger Duchp oi Marlborough, for
rnsrly Mrs. Hammersiy Of New York.
A. Brcskintor, pressla, sisiy.Gye
houses were burned, eighty families
were rendered homeless, and three psr.
sons persisted. Many are reported miss
ing,
Especial grand jury Is investigating
the charge that the Taylor brothsrs'
jury at CarrolltoR, No., was bribed 10
acquit.
Archie Brown, son OF Governor Brown
of Kentucky, is surprised in an evil
house with Mrs. Fulton Gordon, and
both are killed by Gordon.
Ina fight growing out Of a ieud be.
tween two families ~ NeWberne, Tenn,
X. W. Townsend aud his soa. and Abb
and John Fulgham we're killed.
The Supreme Court Of Missouri has
ruled that the Kansas City grand jury
cannot examine ballot boxes In lnyss-
tigating last November election frauds.
Noah sireyiL on trial AZ Fort Scott,
Kan, changed vita the murder Of his
father, Stewart sireyil, was found not
guilty. The jury was out two hour.
and took bui two ballots.
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The rain sior@ h"' teen . great oles'-
ire :" the iarme's.
Robert youug RETAINED an the sud
.ro,r BOB, 'upi Chicago.
The choir nr. been r-.cticins most
every rieAt ,hi. week preparing i.r
their concert an Fdda, 81 ghi.
Mr. whir .l.repr-en,atiyr Of the
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The 1ear,cly conference oi thrtwenty'
second Duomm o. seventies Was held
here ~nuday, April 2sth AL %,
! utldruts were present and pritr d
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03
NO II

Committee 'ude .l thnt us manv uf
item o.. ia,of free ,ouasy Join the csH
fora convention.
The condition of Representative HIT
ia.t night shows bnt little change. The
WORT BE- feared.
Secretary Herbert ha, ordered ships
90 protect American interests ON both
coasts Of Nicaragua.
Grorgc Jones. hail.hiced Indian, vas
shot bv lyuehels Tor assaul,ing Mrs.
clancy nj Beaumant. Tex.
The chess match between Won Bar
/ pclebcn and Blackburn wa- declared a
draw after uiiy-oirhi rounds.
lleney Of the Car,on Mint cold over
twelve thousand dollars worth Of gold
amalgsm 60 the reduction works.
Geo.gc w. l,isiiue hr- lccn appointed
receiver Tor the Colorado Midland, which
/ is separated irom the Santa system.
Senator Voorhees, Yesterday came out
fiat for silver At 6to and said tho ,sl-
yation Of the country irncHded upon e..
49, louis, April 2l.-A special TO the
Republic from Austria. res.. .ays To-
morroN the lHto silycrltes In reIss
will issue their proclamation, calling on
all the Democrats Of their faith 10 rally
70 the support Of the IL 10 theory. Ek-
Congressman Reagan IL the author Of
the proclamation which il very lengthy.
Letters have been received from all
those to whom Governor Richards sent
his communication With regard IN the
Silver Conference az Salt Lake next
month Every coast aud iniernountain
, state. With tho single exception 81
b Washington, his ioined enthusiastically
. Ia the movement But Governor Me
GAw OF the state decline, tn appoint
o delegates. to claims TO be- bimetal-
b DEE, bnt l. not in iavoroi the ircc coinage
o Of silver unless liked by international
conference. Washington silver men,
% however, will be represented a. Salt
b. Lake 20 spite Of the Governors action.
Il Prescott. Ariz.. April 2s.-An accident
Is In the McCabe mine yesterday rcsulte,
~ In the death Of Peter McGendon,
e miner. lie started with compsniol
= 10 go from the $50 foot level TO the toI
al Of the shaft in u cage used for hoi,tinI
1t ore. AZ the 3OO-iooi level he took
n third man on, and in pulling the bell
m cord 10 signal the engineer 10 hoist In
ic cage, the wire rope broke about 2O0 ice
9 above them. anJ dropped onto tho cage
catching Mc''ieBdcn ~ ~ colis. causiar
him To fall sixty feet 10 the bottom oI
the shaft. Death was instantaneous
bis neck beiug broken. His two com
panIons escaped nninlnrel.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

iate r.t,, u.tvSH Ute .orgfniu shortly
v.:na y.,v q, ur.er dvrv rIas bis
m.nirs rr"peci- here.
Mr. W.lisu D. Brown aud Mics sarah
/. Hbr0u. were unitri in she holy
bond. o., mairimouy 90 Wednesday,
AprN .4ia. The re-emouy wa yer.
formed ty Ei.hop AtSooi oi Kanas. \
large truicr ot relatives and ficnd.
we're i.-,,cut. They gave "a dance IN the
syun.tg wh.ch WI. well attended
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03


b. NJ. spery Of Park City " mere Doe
Ing some mstuH wO,s iorJ. 4. AatrAaui.
&c. Roaud, Of huntsville, Weber
oounty, !, ia pcoa and pi,I reinsin few
wcet. With h.s mother, Mrs. T.. .. F.
ROa'dy.
G. s., Street oi rart City ha. been
here an oficm ou-ue-, ihi. week. No
Sto,,t tns ben taxing the ceusu, O.
ih's lreeiuct.
Ga-aen tru-k 70 csl4.ug upaHd will so
we'll provided. however. shat Se DO 1st
have hrayy ir.s. alter ,nc storm r'otr-
up.
Nay Dag was against tAe young g ss'
enjoyment but the rain Siil he 10 their
advantage in that vegetation will D. oil.
the letter for tht thorough soaking and
the, can take another day for Their May
walk.
shed. q. R1urly wen, - Arilonf come
tw" wees, ago ga 80 yi.it To- irienl- and
iouuenl 90 seine business iu that
pnrt ui the country. The gentleman
expect. tosiar' home about Ma, lD;h.
Mrs. Welthoa a. MaxNsIl went 90 Salt
lake valley or "Wednesday Of thi. wees
to maEea Whit 20 her father, Duncan
Casp.g u south Cottonwood, Who !.
suffering iry,s d severe sickness.
Ola Jensen Artlu- Maxwell IL. NJ.
Blea4arJ ana Ralph Maxwell went TO
wauship on sunday 20 attend she Sew.
eniics quarterly conference. They re-
port that they bad a very enjoyable
time.
The farmers here nave about ~ their
grain sown; there il some oats 10 be
Gown which Aill w'nd up that portion
of the spring work Ia that dirc,tign by
the end OF tl.i- or Ihe middle 'oi next
weet.
The rain rpi snow storm which began
on tho iirtt 81 THE week and Il. 81 this
writing, stin coming down. has done
and wall DO untold good 81 farm and
range. The long faces Of ye thrifty
farmer has boen turned into smile broad
and deeu.
The Peuu south Bench Cana! n II.
uraiion Companv lac levied an R-sess.
mvnt OF l6 cents on cfch share % paid
up stock Tor tho purpo.e Of cleaning and
repairing thecanal. Work will heEia ON
Monday morning, 90 o'clock, sharp,
May 9TH. the place q meeting Co com.
meuce work vii. De TIE waste gauo Of
said canal.
Business j. somewhat brighter than
what % has been in She past. and our
buHnc,s men are looking forward 10 nn
increase in sales and trade. But with
the low price oiiaun products the farmer
isstil lett with shat tired feeling" Of
hard times, although the prospects are
nov looking towards better prices tor
his products.
For williul and malicious deviliry by
young hoodums, Peoa j. head and
shoulders above any other place in the
county No one has any objections 10
the Young fellows having good time.
but ihey do protest against the destruc-
tiou and unnecessary expense that they
are forced 10 meet by the deprelation-
OF these young fellows who roam the
streets at night only 20 zee what and do
what they can 10 annoy their neighiors.
II stop l. not put 20 their actions
someone j, bound 10 GET hurt.
Duncan W. Marchant went TO Salt
Lake thi. week. %. X. y. WEIR
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sunday April. esth.
Crisp is for free coinage.
Illinois IL solid for silver.

APasadena train was saved by a girl.
freedom knocks out Billy Mccarthy in
les Than a minute at Galveston.
EfShsriG II. A. Smith Of Astoria,
Dr., has disappeared.
The Merchants National Bank OF
Rome. da,, has been closed.
san Francisco's treasury is 80 low con-
tractors refuse to deliver supplies
Mrs. Lizzie Williams, who killed her
chiIdrenat the Park Hotel, Columbus,
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ins ot fhc NmoU-an 80. oh Hr..gu lHak
by ta, .,urcr. '1rhtudv,f' cuitra.
uun.'rain; ttr entering IS Jolnsot''
army .No ~at la.o Cty' CAr'iHer
jail ANA the SALT Lake Temple "4ica
gave striking contrast ct she ras''ul
present.
R.N. Farley aud Joseph Rau'la'. of
Upton hsVr returned from sanpc'e
county, vhere they have been -hearing
Tor ,hc lat three svcks. they did no'
expect 10 return before luuc, ont 'hr
lou pr-eos paid would not justify thcm
in Shaving. four cent. per head and
t.,afd themselves va. the price, 80 'h"y
returned 10 thcif homes.
TIE cIius Of tile .heafs pil Ne te'rl
a. D.ml's currai pn or atoat ihc i'' O..
JErr. l.'.