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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1895-05-25

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

Carlisle does not want the presidency,
American schooner cred on by a SPAN
ish Eunboat
More skeletons have been discovered
in Holiness Chicago castle"
John X. Gentry passed all around Joe
Patchen, his best time being '0i94
There Il excitement At Rio over the
occupation Of the island u Trinidad by
the English.
A San Francisco man, supposed 10 be
insane, Says bee murdered the tw O girls
in Emmanuel church.
United States troops will be sent 10
the scene Of the Indian trouble In
Wyoming. Three whites and six
Indians were killed in Salt River val.
ley.
Consulde Bellot At Rhines, France
has informed the state Department
. through au official report Of the diseoy'
cry ola new process Tor keeping fruits
fresh. which consists In treating them
| TO vapor from water aud alcohol. The
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26
SATURDAY. July go

Hard lighting on the leland Of For.
mosa.
Lands 10 san Juan county will soon
be thrown open for settlement.
A l,ody supposed to be that Of another
Of Holiness victims, has been discovered
Ut Chicago.
Asloop with sixteen pleasure'scekers
ON board, from Santa Barbara, Cal, Il
rcporidn lost.
A proclamation opening portion Of
the uncompahgro reservation has been
sent 20 the president.
The president has issued an order plac-
lug the employees Of pensions agencies
under the civil service rulos.
by the will Of A. \. Towne, all Of the
property Of the dead railroad manager
Ia left to his Siic, who Is named rs execu'
trix without bonds.
Forty Seryian Brazilians landed at
New York and will travel by wagon
from that city to California, where they
will establish COLONY.
The National Association Of General
Baggage Agents terminated it, conyen-
ton ut Buffalo. San Antonio, Tex, was
chosen for the next annual meeting.
A suit has been begun in the United
States Circuit Court vt San Francisco to
test the Federal shipping laws, which
make Il a crime for sailors 10 refuse to
work when on the high seas.
A successful ascent has been made to
the orator Of volcano Of Popocapatl by
a girl Of 10, Florence Blackmore Of
Deans Academy, franklin, Mass, who
thus has the distinction Of being the
youngest member OF her sex who has
ever accomplished the perilous trip.
Mrs. Hattie Wills, Tacoma woman
who went to Alaska last winter, writes
from Circle City, in the Interior on the
Yukon, that the country has been over
doomed and many projectors will leave
this fall. Provisions are running short
and what can be had are very high
priced.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

o,KLry, Utah, July %, 1895.
Enron Tnws:
MissMary stevens has come home
from salt Lake.
S.r. stevens l. putting the roof on vs..
II. Steyens's new house.
Born, TO the wife Of james Orr, on
July 18th, q boy. All are doing we'll.
Miss Sylvia snapp nas returned home
from Park City, after an absence Of
nearly six months.
Little frankie Richards was chased
home by bear the other evening while
he was out fishing.
Born, about the 18th, a boy, to Mr..
and Mrs. Fphraim Mccham. The mother
and child are getting along nicely.
Mrs. W. II, stevens was called to the
bedside OF one Of her sisters Mrs. More
house. She has been very sick Tor the
past few days. but It is stated she Is i'm
proving at present.
Il. Necham had n very severe attack
Of sick headache and congestion Vi the
stomach few days ago. The Hamas
doctor was called and relieved him in a
short time. Fph il out again.
Last Sunday was day for outing in
this vicinity. There were some parties
out who had good luck catching FISH.
Mr.. a. q, caught one little fish about
four inches long, and Tom said he got
one bite but It was from horse fly. The
cls, Of beer all disappeared and the boys
went home badly disappointed, II II
hal not been that their families were
with them, they would have INDUCED in
cuss words. ).
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26
Ecno, Utah. July IS, 1906.

Echo, Utah. July %, 1896.
EDuoR TINS
Master Eddie Livingston Of Ogden il
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Eyers and family from Evanston
will spend q few days in our burg,
Mr.. Turpin and daughter, Lucy, have
gone 10 Bic Piney on q business trip.
Mrs. Bailey ana Mrs. Blackham made
a business trip to Coalyille Tuesday.
T. j. Mcclure and Mrs. George Gil.
christ made flying trip to COalville last
Tuesday.
The greater number Of our people
celebrated In Coalyile aud Ileneier on
the oath.
Messrs. Anderton and Blackhan have
gone 10 Idaho ON pleasure trip. Mr..
Eyers from Evanston will take charge Of
Mr.. Blackham's engine in ms absence.
Rev. Hawkes. was here last Saturday
evening introducing our new minister,
Rev, Perry, who, we are glad to learn,
will hold services here every other Fri
day, at S o'clock p. m. All are cordially
invited to attend.
John T.. Hamilton OF Evanston and
Miss Hattie Stage Of Echo we're quietly
married In CoalviIle last Wednesday.
Although Il had been rumored that we
were abont to lose Hattie, IL was quite a
surprise, as It all happened so quietly.
The happy couple will make Evanston
their home In future.
Mr.. &C. Coutts Of Park City came
down Wednesday to see his best girl.
A TouRIsr.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

Friday. Jui, 90.
VI SiambuloF. z.rfcmier OF bulgaria,
is dead.
Forest ares have broken out again "a
Michigan.
The Japanese were defeated by the
Black fag..
The Corbcttliil'immous Gsht may
take place ut Galveston.
John Morley was among the English
Lihcm's defeated Yesterday.
Indian agent. are instructed IN return
the Ranuock- Co their reservation.
Cuban leaders are qumfclinr over the
question ui black officers aud white sol
diers.
Roo +. Barnes, drughicr Of manager
Johns. Barnes OF the Minneapolis Base
ball Clue, has asked the Court TO ap
point receiver Tor that body.
The Pacific flank oi San Francisco, IL
liquidation, will pay fourth diyidenC
OF o per cent within thirty days. The
dividend will amount to 10000,
Aphosphnte trust, embracing NOR
than 6iiy separate companies, is beinl
formed. Dr, otto A. Moses Of New York
who owns large phosphate disposits b
the south, IL the protector Of the com
binaiion.
About 200 Chinese at san Fmncisc
have refused TO register, hut no NOV
has been made towards their dopurti
ton. The customs and intcrnaiioycuu
officials disagree as To their respcc,iy
duties in the premises.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

Sunday school on the 2lst and spoke en-
courogiugly TO the school
Mrs. Peterson. who has been very SICK
for some time. passcd away ou The after
noon Of the 2iih. Mr.. Peterson has the
sympathy Of the people here TN 'his' his
hour Of aillirtion.
The oath was celebrated to some ex'
tent by the c.tilcus Of lleneicr, but not
In manner 60 create the reverence Tor
that day tha. should cxist IN the minds
Of our Youth There were NJ fngs or
banners 60 bee seen ON our streets
scarcely gun fired, no Grafton nor ex-
e-cises by the children, al Of which
might bee bad with but little expense.
There was q dance Tor the children In
the Afternoon and q game Of baseball be-
tween llcucier and tloylsville. The
home club scored another victory tally,
26to2l. There was some horscrscing,
aud dance Tor the adults at night.
There Nas large number Of visitors
present from other ,ettlcmcnts, salt
Lake and Park City furnishing their
quota W. u.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

Cholera has broken out at llioga,
Japan.
Colorado caitlemen threaten TO Kill
Wyoming sheepii they eross the dead
line.
Large and well.equipped expedition
being Gtted out in the United States for
Cuba.
The reports Of the defeat Of the Turk
ish troops by Macedonian insurgents
are denied.
defender" heat the "Nigilant a
mile over the course Of fifteen miles
and return,
The Pullman Palace Car Company has
declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of q share, payable August 10Th.
News has been received from the
American Minister at the CITY Of Mex
leo Of the murder Of an American en-
gineer named Bert Barnes at Plchico.
Railroad traffic continues to improve
constantly. For the second week II
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26
NO a.

discovery was made hc Mrs. pciiit who
contends that even fruits which have
begun To decay way be preserved for an
indefinite length Of time hy the presses.
Auad,ertisemcut was is.u,d from the
NAVY department calling ior proposals
'or building ax lightdmn composite
guuloats for the navy The bids will
bc opened ou October l-t
The $500" road has rai,cd the nay Of
be- engineers ana hrakemen to the sched-
nile Boo force priorto August, 1893. SINH
Oar rcsiotation oi pay viii be- granted
other classes Of employees.
Kate o'laurhin and Fannie : heater.
each about "a years old. wadcd into tho
water while fishing at Berry's Lake,
Colo. aud sinking In a deep hole, we're
both drowned. They belonged TO prom-
inent families in Fort Collins.
The Mexico, CnernayaW 4 Pacific
RAILWAY has completed a line ~ far ~
Hapahesco. THIS ssiandard gauge road.
substantially built. and operated in a
literal spirit liswestorn terminus wills
he at Acapulco and the government -
dcsirous Tor it, speedy completion
The principal owner and PRECEDENT of
the line Is J. +. Hampton. q millionaire
railway contractor formerly Of Iowa.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

chosen delegate. 70 attend the territorial
convention: Peter Ilixson, George W.
Young, Mics Emma Judd, II. T. Peter
son, Mis. Bertha Rigby and Mrs. Lizzie
rarrow.
Nj Wan. Cannon manager of the
Home Life Insurance Company Of New
York. wac rust.ing around here few
days lhc last oi h.t week and wrote up
q teWnppliguion. for insurance.
one oithe interesting sights OF he
oath, following in th' rearoi the parade,
was q man and mule decorated BOO bunt-
ing with % large coWhell attached 90 the
mule. They made good deal Of fun
and amusement.
Pioneer bay WIS celebrated in good
shape. The day opened by firing q
salute. At 10 o'clock the people as.
-cmblld at she ward meeting house
where program was rendered a. fol-.
lows: Singing 10y the choir; prayer by
the chaplain, T.. y. Young singing by
the choir. Grafton. hy Hon. Daniel llnr.
ring'on OF salt Lake the subject was
well handled aud vas very interesting (;
song Miss o. 4. Judd and others, en-
titled "The TWcnty.iourth OF July"
which WIS rendered in good stvlc.
Miss Mamie Williams gave recitation
which did her great credit. Peter llix-
son gave a stump speech, which was
quite humorous. Singing 10y the choir
and henediciion 10y the chaplain closed
the forenoon exercises Tie afternoon
exercises consisted OF catching pig,
bun chewing, egg race, morse racing and
a dance Tor the children. A parade by
fourteen young ladies dressed In white
ON horseback was grand affair. The
horses were decorated with ribbon and
flags. They we're led by the marshal OF
the dag with the stars and stripes. The,
presented quite pleasing sight. Ncl'
johnson dil the houor- q marshal %
the day IN good style. The day's SPORT
closed with dance in the evening
which was well attended.
The Hixson horse won the purse II
the horse race on the oath. Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

Pocatello' Ind, July 2l.-settlcrs in
the Jarkson's Hole country In Idaho
aud northern Wyoming arc in panic
over the reported imminence Of an
Indian outbrake Disquicting rumora
we're confirmed tonight hyl. G. liouiz,
a wealthy anchman Of Soda Springs
he and ono o. biz hordcu, while trying
to cross Salt river to iloutzs ranch.
scventy-fvc miles northeast Of here
we're stopped with rihos In the hands OF
Indian police. The police said the
Indians we're ON the warpaih. Mr.
iloutz says the police told him the
Indians had killed a white man, bic
wife aud child. and that The settlers
had rallied and Killed six Indians.
Market Lake. Ida, July 22.-rhiriy
men left Jaekson's Hole TO arrest ali the
Indians breaking the game laws OF
Wyoming. In Hoback canyon they sur
prised camp Of seventeen Indians,
took them all prisoners and started
with them for JacIson's Hole. In the
canyon they tried 10 escape aud all the
Indians we're killed except one papoose.
who was brought into the Hole. There
we're 1888 iresh elk skins In this
camp.
Johnnie Carnes, a squaw man and the
oldest settler In Jaokson's Hole, has
came over into Idaho and says every
settler In Jackson will be buiehered.
There we're 800 Bannock warriors on
lloback river when Curnes was there,
and he says All the squaws have been
sent away and bucks are daily joining
the main band. Jackson's Hole set
tiers are now inirenched and awaiting
the attack. Unless cavalry gets there
quick, every settler between Jackson's
Hole aud this railway station Is In
danger Of rHasscacre
Dispatches Of the cath, the latest re-
coiyed from the Jackson Hole country,
are to the elect that the settlers are in
a perilous position, and have all gathered
with their families at Marysvale.. A
/ UNIV Man - lfNNNAAA W AAh' NiNNA Ah Ahf
23rd, but no news Of II has been received.
Four troops Of cavalry have been or
dersd to the scene, Three whites and
Xix Indians are said TO have been killed
ir Salt River valley. A special dispatch
Of the oath 10 the Denver News from
Evanston, Wyo. says A band Of 2is
Utes passed ioriy-iye miles east Of hero
Monday on the way to jackson's Hole.
A courier just arrived reports that they
had stolen 200 head Of range horses,
which they are driving with them.
The latest reports from the Jackson
Hole country, July Goth, are 10 the eff
feet that iorty-nine settlers have been
killed, but the story cannot be- con-
hrmed and II not generally believed.
The Lemhis and Utes are said to have
joined with the Bannocka, -Four troops
OF cavalry are on their way from Chey-
eune.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

Hoko smith makes an ant.silvsr
speech.
Great damage by floods In Pennsyl-
vania and New Mexico.
England nog claims the Island Of Trim.
idad, aud Brazil IL indignant.
Turkish government orlers out 10000
troops TO subduc the Maccdenians.
The situation In Cuba exoiies APP
prchenslon among the Spanish author
titles.
Denver water company shuts Oh the
water from consumers who refuse 10 pay
its rates.
Adjuta Mt General siitzor Of wyom-
ing reports serious situation IN the
jackson Hole country.
The president hrs issued an order ex-
tending the classification civil services 10
1876 officers heretofore excepted In the
United States Geological Survey.
The reply Of the porte to the recon.
mendatons Of the powers regarding re-
form In Armenia will be communicated
to Great Britain, France and Russia TO-
day.
The Creek Council nj Okmulgee has
adjourned for two days, pending the re-
turn Of the delegation sent to wait upon
Chief Perryman at Okmulgee and de-
mand bic resignation Of the seal and
records OF the executive Office q the
Creek Nation
The president has commutod the
death sentence imposed ON Thomas J..
Taylor 10 be hanged AZ Washington on
Friday, for the murderoi his wife. II
Is asserted Taylor wac driven to the deed
by bis wiie's uniaithiulness.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

wAxsuw, Utah, july %, 1895.

WASsnp, Utah, July %, 1895.
Enron TnEs;
The second quorum OF elders held a
meeting here sunday, July 2lst.
Daniel Lewis Of Kamas was the
speaker 40 the sunday Worship meeting.
Miss Mamie Taylor and brother, Sam
uel, OF salt Lake are out visiting rela-
tives.
There we're quite number Of people
from salt Lakeland otherplaees celebrat-
ing the 2ith with a..
Attorney Dan Harrington and family
are ont from salt Lake rusticating They
are stepping with G. W. Young.
The Democratic society reorganized
ON the nth with the following officers
Josh Pendle,on, president Mrs. Margret
Hiyson, first yice-president George w,
Young, second yicc-president; V. NJ.
Ilixson. secretary and ., Rigby, treas
urer. The executive committee was
elected as iollows Frank Hxson, chair
man: Robert Leeming, Miss Emma
Judd. Mrs. Lizze Barrow and John
Pendlcton, The following parties were
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

HoYrswttr, Utah, July %, 1898.
EuIroE liNr-;
Mr.. Camomile.a machnis;, and wife,
Of salt Lake, were here this week on a
visit 10 his moiher-in-law, Mrs. Ryan.
Thomas Aston and wife Of salt Lake
made a trip here this week and were
seen shaking hands with their many
friends.
The spring wheat, potatoes and native
black currants are quite promising, and
will make q good yield Il Jack Frost will
bat keep his nippers closed for four
weeks yet.
The oath passed OIL here very quietly.
A childfcn's dance and q few races were
all Of note An adult dance will be
given here on Monday night. G. W.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26
WEEKLY REVIEW,
The Business ~ the Week ~ Reported ~
uun's Review.

The business ~ the Week ~ Reported ~
nun. Review.
The weeks news II not entirely en-
couraging, but isall the more natural
because there nre signs Of midsummer
duluess. Wheat prospects are not quite
M good as last week, but still there are
lower prices, as corn aud cotton have
been lowered The exports Of gold aud
the lee. favorable Treasury returns for
July are not unexpected and mean moth
ing ~ TO coming Business. There is per-
ceptible decrease in the demand for most
manufactured products, and the actual
distribution In consumers naturally les.
sons IN midsummer. Much Of the recent
buying was 10 anticipate rice In prices
and such purchases fall oil when prices
have risen. There ARE siill numerous
advances IN wascs, bnt strikes grow
Sore numerous aud important. In
part because business WAS unusually
large In the first half oiJuly, quiet
tone mect- reasonable expectations.
Tue heavy bank failure at Montreal
does not affect finance here, and is pass
ing there with less disturbance than was
feared. Gold exports after the middle
OF July, when crops ARE beginning TO
move, u no' meant to affect stocks, can
at all events, have only speculative
significance.
The future turns on crops. aud ths
market reflect apreyailing belief that
the crops are to bc fair.
To some extent industries are await
ing the crop outcome, a. usual Ia July
but reports Of more works going into OPP
Grafton express faith In the fall demand
for time oireaction after the heavy
purchases Of the past two months wa,
inevitable.
Wool advanced in the first half oil
July an average OF one cent for i0i quot
ations OF domestic by Coates Brothers o.
Philadelphia, and il now per cent
higher than year ago. Sales natural,
lessen, being 1850, 900 lbs. for the weel
against the average Of over l3,OO0.oOO he
for each Of the two previous weeks, bu
prices are sustained by German ant
French buying in the London market
Manufacturers do not support the
advance, and are buying only for i'm
mediate needs, but holders Who have
taken for weeks past several imes anC
quantity consumed are stiff, The open
ing OF light weight woolens has not beer
encouraging, as less demand an,
slightly lower pr ices appear, but highly
encouraging ~ to worsteds, In which
there are numerous advances. Com
plants OF underyaluahons in oGlcia
hands affect Clay wo,steds, dress good
and hosiery Of different grades.
Cotton mills continue to enjoy a larg'
business, and several have advance,
wages this week, but some strikes o
considerable Importance are threatcne,
or In progress.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26
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sent two or three weeks.
A young fellow, who h. now under
bonds for grand larceny, was caught
taking h-h unlawiully by the use Of
giant powder few evenings ago, 50
your correspondent il informed. The
proper thing would be to make COM
plant and have the two-thcre were
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

salt Lake Star; r. W. McAllister, an
employee Of the Citizens Electric
Company, while engaged In digging q
hole in front OF the Continental hotel
this morning, uncovered the skeleton OF
a man who had been buried apparently
standing up. The skull was first I'M
covered and then parts Of the yertebrr
and ribs down 10 the hips. The skull
was In fair state OF preservation, but in
the uncoverng Of il was broken in
several places. A large indeniatlon aud
fracture are prominently seen. Several
physicians who avamined the skull DEF
clared It that Of white man. II was
struck first, about three feet under
ground, or about foot and bali
under the lower strata Of paving, and in
digging straight down, more Of the skele-
ton was unearthed, Experts seem ID
think 1t must have lain there about
fifteen or twenty years, a. the soil be-
ing so very rich would tend TO preserve
the bones from a quick decay.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

Cholera raging in japan.

Cholera raging In japan.
Italy has decided to declare var
against Abyssinia.
John Klnloy killed at Green River by
q shoemaker named Stone.
Railroad company has been incor-
pomied at Cheyenne to build into Utah.
William Penn trottcl a mile In
2'OI'i at Detroit, breaking the worlds
geldinp record.
A majority Of the conservative mem
ders Of pariimcnt are plcdg TO BIZ
meiallism.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26
HENEFEK,


HENErER, Utah, July %, 1896.
EDTod TmEs:
The Seventies will hold conference
here on Sunday, the 2sth.
The lucern crop is below the average
here and somewhat later than usual.
Mrs. John Francis, who has been
visiting in salt Lake for some weeks, re-
turned home Monday.
James Fowler and sons are beginning
to harvest their fall grain this week,
They inform me II is very good crop.
Hessrs. John Boyden Of Coalville and
Rnoch Brown Of Hoytsyille visited our