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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

Hill and German had o hot debate in
the senate.
All the brooklyn surface r1adsnra lied
up by q strike of employee.
ncsiiiuiion arrive. man and his wife
to suicide near Passion, Ncb.
The nupuy Ministry of France Do
forced 10 resign byan adverse vote Do
the chamber Of deputies.
Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 1.-THE Thir.
tccnth General Assembly Of thcstate
convened to-lay. The souato elected
Hon. Glib wilt president and adjourned
until tomorrow The house perfected
temporary organization. senator Borry's
reelection Is generally concuded.
Trenton. s.. j.. Jan. 1.-THE Repub-
lican caucus nominated General VIII
liam scwelI Tor senator, giving him 81
votes, against p Tor Murphy,
Raleigh, NC, Jan. lA.--rho Ropub-
lioan caucus to-day nominated j. C.
pritchatd Tor United States senator Tor
the short term
austin, Tex, jan. l4.-Tho Demo.
cratic caucus unanimously nominated
H. x. Chiffon for United States senator.
Governor Culberson will be inaugurated
to-mouow.
st. Johns, y. b., Jan. l4.-The dcsti.
tuition among the people Is dreadful.
The relief offices and soup Kitchens are
surrounded by hundreds of persons.
Tho officials are not giving relieilo able
bodied men, although they need itaa
much as the others.
Washington, Jan. li.-Filibuuonng
tactics again defeated the Grout cleo.
margarine bill, which was under con.
-idemtien during the morning hour in
the house to-day. Bya special order
from the ruies committee, The remaI0dor
of the day WAS consumed with business
reported from the Judiciary committee.
But one biIl, however, wa passed -thot
providing Tor additional Judicial iacli.
ties for Indian territory-the affairs In
that country being a fruitful theme for
discussion during the consideration 81
The b0iI
Washington, Jan. 49, Especial TO the
Ileald.l-Chairman stockdale, o. tho
subcommittee OF the house Judiciary
commitiee, TO whom has been referred
the bill restoring 70 the Mormon church
its earheated real estate, has been IN
for several weeks and therefore could
not take the matter up and get Il before
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

very clo1henty set forth by both gentle
men and quite a number Of new names
we're added To the list We hope soon to
see the project matcrialiyc and thar 10
will he one OF the strongest logdes in
Utah.
Mrs. O. VI. Johanson Of Coalyillc spent
last Sunday In Morgan with her
daughter, Mis. William llnzelton.
Mr.. wheadon Of wnhsatch and +.
Murray Of Evanston we're In town last
Monday attending the meeting Of the
Fry Mercantile Company.
A movement j. on foot In Morgan
county to swell u Salt Lsge Tribune's
roll Of honor election fund.
Arthur Francis had tho MISFORTUNE
60 drop ten dollar bill out OF HE
pocket aud shovel 10 into sack n oals
while loading car Tor Park City last
Monday.
A.D. shurtlid OF Ogden arrived in
the city lr.t "wednesday morning inr q
few days Welt.
Atthraunual mectiugoi the y. Fry
Mercantile Company held In this city
last Monda,. Mr.. 4. D. Whcadon was
elected president and manager Of the
company vice Il. Try resigned. Mr..
Wheaton assumed charge las, Tuesday
morning and ON that date there was
consolidation Of the FRY Mercantile
Company" aud the Farmers Friend"
under the name Of the former. The
smiling countcnancc oi saint Peter"
will now be- found with the Fry Mercan-
tile Company. The new management
hope by courteous treatment and fair
dealing TO hold their old trade and gain
some new friends. We regret very much
the retirement Of both Mr.. Fry ST., aud
Jr.. but wish the new management
their share Of prosperity aud patronage.
Tfr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

Enron TiNHs;
On the 9th went TO Morgan. In
going there and return wecross the all.
way track twenty times. There are two
crossings by Robinson's place In the
canysn which could be done away with
80 Tar as the public IL concerned, by
keeping on the south side Of the track
instead Of the north, II the road was
made.
The river is covered entirely with Ice
for a long distance between the tunnels.
A year ago there was three feet Of snow
In the canyon, but nov there IL hardly
enough for good sleighing.
met liiteen teams bound Tor the coal
mines. We go over the divide aud
through Croydon which 4. six miles out
Of our way rs compared with going
through the n0rrows, about two miles
below llencier. II there was road
made. our late roadsuperyisor, George
Roberts, ESTIMATED u would cost about
5000 to complcio the job.
last spring the l.ostcrcck high waters
carried aw1v the Croydon bridge. lt
has been replaced by now one THE fall,
and 10 is O. credit 90 the county and CON
tractors aud O. much appreciated by tine
public, Con-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

1870 'Hfh"NN ANNNi
President CasimirpcrIrroiiheF French
RopuhIic has rc.igned.
tby itdlyimy committee yo,ci to ask
The house 90 impeach Judge Kicks
The Mormon Church property bin has
been 'poncl
rraneouiincntal roads uercc toresioro
the OH passenger rates TO ths Pacific
coast.
Cariernnd Mantle were elected United
States senators from Montana aud
rhurston In Nebraska.
Scvcniy.6vr people were killed and
over "a hundred injured at Butte by the
explosion Of three carloads Of powder In
the business part Of the city.
New York, Jan. i5.-Mayor Strong
has asked Superintendent Byrnes 10 re-
main at the head Of the police depart
mcnt Of this city.
New York, Jan. ib.--A special cable
from London saws. Charlie Mitchell
has challenged Peter jackson 10 SIGHT
according TO Queensbury or London
prize ring rules for fl 600 aide, the
Gght TO take place mex, May or June.
Little Rock. Ark, Jan. lG.--Jim,
French aud Sam Mcwilliarns, two a
Bill Cooks gang Of despcradoes. held
up and robbed the store Of W. 3. Eash
Of Fort Gibson tonight, securing n small
amount Of money from the cash drawer.
They also took supply Of clothing and
rode out Of the city unmolested.
Hinton. W. Va, Jan. i5.-B. n. bur.
nam, = Mormon elder, has organized a.
church Of his faith at Grape Vine. this
county, with twenty-iour members. lie
n conducting mectingt regularly, and
Is adding new converts every week.
rhis enterprise Is causing great excite
ment here.
Washington, Jan. i5.--The house
ways and means committee to-day de-
cided 10 report to the house Wilson's
bill 10 remove the tenth Of cent
pound ditiereniial on sugar imported
from countries having an cxpot bounty
which has ELECTED pr tests from Ger
many. Austria and other nations. and
the repeal Of which was recommended
by The president
Washington, u. C., Jan. i5.--Dclegate
Rawlins took fnal leave Of Washington
tonight, and viii return 60 Salt Lake to
rwnmo Dis Law practice. There no
good reason Why he .hnull remain here
longer II seerns almost impossible to
push through any more measures that
are virtually interesting to Utah on nc
count Of ihe immense number Of bills
that remain 10 % acted upon before the
close Of the session.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

Tribune The information conveyed
by the Associated Press dispatches. that
the Western lines had reached an agree.
ment on passenger rates, was received
with satisfaction by the local officials.
Their complacency, however, willhardly
be shown by the public, Tor passenger
rates are 20 be sent mp like sky rocket
to very near the mark that prevailed
before the Worlds Farrazzle-dnlzle be-.
gan For eighteen months the roads
have been wrestling with the "restora.
tor" problem and now believe thew
have placed the rates iust about where
they ought 10 be.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

On Sunday last about eighty head Of
beeyos were weighed on Mr.. 4. II.
Stephens scales here. The cattle be-
longed to ;. Francis n Sons, and were In
transit to the eastern markets.
Mrs. Thomas Rheims has been quite
sick during the week, but Is now re-
ported better.
Miss Layinia Booth Of Coalyillc has
hesn here visiting relatives and friends
Tor the past week.
. William Robert. was thrown from @
broncho while riding over the square ON
the 18TH. Fortunately hc WIS not
-erion-ly hnr'
Mu. pmdiotd 81 Couino e. usitIns
hev uncle here, Mr.Jo-rpu Edeeaorih.
There wafa dance here on the 18th,
given under the auspices Of the y. l.. ".
1. s. fora heuo1t.
Mr. James g.. Hruncicrclaim- 10 have
had o nne drake and two chickens stolen
the other night The people need To be-
diligcnt In limiting out the mcakthioi,
10 we have one, and exposing him as hs
should be.
We are having an open winter 20 far,
scarcely two days alike. We may ex-
poet enough snow TO come yet for all
ordinary purposes.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

MI Oscar Criiisnlen commenced hi.
labor ~ teacher Monday morning with
one Of the Coalvillc schools.
Nh. Mber, Mile shipped the Gr.t ear.
load of pigs FROM this placc on ruc.day
Go Salt Lake. This O.. a homc cntcrrrIsc
that Albert aud hi- brother have ven.
turci into, Whi.i may Dee made profit.
able u worked IN the right vnv. By
pasiuriug on lucern and iaticniur on
wheat az Is months. or when the pigs
have done growing. good results will be-
obtained.
a Mr.. Noble Of this place committed
suicide last week by cutting his throat.
But later IL proved 10 be- Noble. the
horse owned by Mr. John Brown. who
had climbed high board fence reaching
for haystack near by and had slipped
and cut his own throat ON the boards
aud vas found by the owner bleeding
slowly to death. This il the second
valuable horse Mr.. Brown has had the
misfortune to lose by accident
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

The French are indignant At Caslmir-
Pcrcr's resignation duhngu political
crisis.
u II known thai sixty or more we're
killed In the Butte horror. One Salt
Lake boy reported dead another in.
iurcd.
llilrs effort 10 refer the validity OF the
Income tax law 10 the courts is defeated
la the senate, The house debated on
Indian finances.
Washington, Jan. 49, Representative
Bryan tDemocrail Of Nebraska has in
PRODUCED q bin to provide for the coinage
oithe seignorage.
Denver, Jan l0.-Edward o. Wilcott
wis reelected United States senator by
Che Join. legislature ihi. afternoon. The
vote was. Wilcoft, 81 LATE Pence, 49,;
10. n Thomas, 8.
Reno, New, Jan. l6.-ln the Hartley
murder case Judge Cheney admitted
the defendant 20 bail 90 thcsum OF $685.
900 pending now trial. Citizens
promptly furnished $4,000.
Washington, Jan. l0.-A dispatch was
received by Secretary Of State Gresham
mis- morning FROM Emba.sador Eusiis.
,aylnr that no trouble ia France was
apprehended.
Denver jan l0.-GoYernor Mclntire
to-day appointed C. NJ Moses Of Pueblo
acknowledgement and Mrs. John l..
Rouit, wife Of the ex-governor, aud
Alya Adams ex-governor, to be meme
hers Of the State Agricultural Board.
New York, jan. l0.-Mrs. Mary Meyer,
the wife Of Dr.. Henry CT. Meyer. who
Is now serving a life sentence In Sing
Sing prison, was discharged to-aaY by
Judge lngraham In the court Of Oyer
aud Terminer. Mrs. Meyerwas accused
by Kari Muller OF being an accomplish
in killing and poisoning Ludwig Brandt.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

Joseph Hale, Ir., bought valuable
team oirotlers in Salt Lake last week
and brought them to Morgan.
The young people OF Morgan have
given up round dancing.
Thomas Paulson has been appointed
busler fer Co. /.
\ drst'class lady housekecper can
lind permanent employment by apply
insto = Parkinson
a change IN business has caused a
dispute os to who is the LATEST man in
town.
Il. VI. pinneo and j. T.. Boydon Of
Coalville were ia Morgan las, Tuesday
billing thecity Tor the appearance Of
me Coalyillc Dramatic company in tho
Factory Girl" next Saturday evening.
They came here highly recommended
by the CoalyilIe people and wc hope the
people OF Morgan viii give them a good
reception.
The name OF this station has been
changed from Weber to Morgan 10 con-
form with the name Of the city. The
conflicting % names has been the source
OF srertanu1gmce aud the change will
Dee appreciated by all
There meeting held in simmons
Hall lasi Saturday evening for the pur-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

A. d. Wheaton of wahsatch, Utah,
has been appointed manager Of the Fry
Mercantile Company Of Morgan. Utah,
to succeed Richard Fry, ST.. Mr.. whea-
don has been employed by the Union
Pacific Railway Company for the past
eighteen years NJ agent, operator and
dispatcher, and his friends are legion.
The best wisies OF every one goes with
him in his new venture and we predict
large increase Of business for the firm
as "Al" is very popular with the boys.
A. "A
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

Butte. Mont, Jan. l6.-lt b. now esti.
mated that the number OF persons
killed hy last nights terrible explosion
OF giant power is sixty. Nearly hiiy are
already known 20 have been killed. The
city b In mourning and all flags are at
half mast. The relief meeting called by
the mayor was largely attended and
committees appointcdio the collections
Of money for the relief Of the afflicted
families. The people are responding
literally. aud o sufficient amount to re
ieye distress o. already guaranteed. A
number Of the bodies are mangled be-
yond all recognition aud never will be
Identified.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

Mooi's Lake House ~ Saratoga Lake.
died of heart failure thi. afternoon. lic
WIS - year. uf age.
Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. iS.-Auscn
Eldred, the millionaire lnmlcrman oi
Milwaukee, dicdat2 80 tms Monday
morning.
Paris, Jan. lS.-M Charles Antoine
Jules triilc, Senator from the Depart.
mcnt Of ilsrault, died to-day.
Boise, Ida. Jau. l5- special to Trih.
uue.-Thc shoup men are more CONT
dent tonight Vi success that they have
been ut uny other tins since the lcgis
miuro convened.
Galcna, H.. Jan. ls-Couond Ulysses
O.. shelter prbuoli. dead here. aged n
YEAR,. lie served in the Austrian Army
'ni go mgmbyr gl Gnnts srG W
hc carl, pari ol,hc war.
Kansas city, Mo-, jan. i8.-Dcorre
Mcfuuongh. a German .tonc.mt.o n oi
Armourlulc, was placed under arrc.t,
charged With poisoning hi. wife and
tvUmouths-old babe and Tor threaten.
ing the lives OF MI aud Mr.. g. Franks.
his giic's parents. Mrs. Mccullough
di~'i suddenly on October goth. and the
baby followed Soon afterwards. SIC.
CulInugh does not dony the charge.
jefferson, la., Jan. ia.--Ninc children
Of j. +. Baldridge. aged from one to
sixteen years. had their feet aud hands
frozen last night aud are in a critical
condition. Their home In the suburb.
burned TO the ground and they we're
compelled to stand Ia the snow with
the thermometer below zero.
santa Fe, ~ ", Jan. l8.-United
States Marshal Hall to-day received q
dispatch from sheriff G. G. Porry Of
Chayes county. who yesterday captured
Bill Cook, the notorious Oklahoma out
law, stating that tine prisoner had been
safely landed In The county jail at Ros
well this afternoon. The officers mad,
the capture at the outlaws cattl,
ranch sodhouse on the great plains, ,
few miles southeast ofoli Fart summer
London, Jan. ia lerriec gale ac
companied by n heavy snowfall pre-
vailed throughout the country saturda,
night. The cold was intense. Tn,
snowdriits in some places were lively,
feet deep. The mail carts we're stoppcd
The drivers who attempted 70 maks
their trips suffered terribly. The high
ways are blocked and rsilway traiIic L
delayed. The telegraph lines are dowr
In all directions. All the cross.channe
steamers were hours late. Tho Cunar,
line steamer ''Lucania, from Livefpoo
yesterday for New York, arrived al
Queenstown three and half hour
late.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18
NO. 90

the house for action. However, he wiz
nov pr ss for Us action and he stated H.
Tho Herald correspondent that the COM
mittee would take the matter up to-
morrow or next day. What action vile
be- wkonon iti- problematic. No mem
ber Of the committee has looked into the
circumstances and therefore cannot say
how he will act after hearing all tho
facts. Even should favorable report
he given. and prompt action be taken
10y the full Judiciary committee. tits ex-
tremely doubtful II the bill can be passed
Rt this session ~ an the members are
pnshine for consideration oiihe favorite
measures.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

Conlyille. Kamas and Park CITY and
intermediate points
The meeting on Sunday. January Glh.
WIS addressed by James Wolf uhulm
Of kana.. On SUNDAY last Andrew
Peterson OF Wanship addressed theme,l.
ing
Mrs. Eliza Rhead Of Coalvillc met
with the Young ladies Of Rockport on
Saturday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. Jessie Malin, in social capacity.
Miss Ellen Bearlof Co,lyille is spend.
ing few days with her grandmother.
Mr. Vernon.
Mrs. Ziua Homer spent several DAYS
here last week visiting with relatives
nLd friends.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

FIJI. Wright oi C.al,ilc was iu town
lost week un business bent.
John Masacu went Co Salt Lake Ciiy
OIL Tuesday, aud from what is heard
on thc side 500 may expect 90 hear 81
tie rcoa Coop Starting uphsain under
anew company and management before
,ovcry long
The children who we've reported last
week as being 80 arc now on the mend.
Arthur Maxwell has received his
commission A. constable Of this precinct.
The vote ipr justice OF the peace Tor
rcoa precinct WIS tie between the two
candidate. and nothing has been heard
oi the result Of the action Of the com.
mission ~ 10 the tie, and one Of the can
didaies feels awiully bad and suspicious
over the matter, while the other sets
back and just laughs. Some are # the
opinion that the result Of the tie IN be
two Justices instead Of one; but that
would b. too thick, rs Sneaks said after
feet to keep the wolves away. and which
only caused them TO gather in larger
numbers.
A band Of Young hoodlums who have
no parents, or II they have, take no In.
terest in their welfare, are out frequently
OF nights and up to all manner Of mis-
chief. Tie language they use would
put any decent person TO the blush. A
few nights ago some Of the young ruff
fans opened doors and called the In.
mates Of the houses the vilest Of names.
THIS should he put stop to or Il will
lead to dire disaster TO some Of them. 1,
IL no excuse To say they are chip Of
the old block"
A transient pcldler has opened up
hi goods loo pena iora few days Again
We say pa,ronIye, home industry.
agree with your correspondent nj
llcncicr, tina, 10 Is time something wa.
started up 20 give employment 60 the
youns men OF our towns There is not
n day pisscs but what large number
may bc found loaiug Boo the stores, to
the disgust of decent people who geo
there O, transact business. Those lcl-
low. vIll st 900 thr counters aud squirt
tobicro i0.rc over tho floor, 90 the great
annoyance ' fhe nl.r and 600 somc
ease, goo thr dtIrm.nl 90 thcIr clothing
while the smoke from the pipe md
cigarette iF ..csen.ns tothem.
Nomail nom -lii lase 700 Tuesday
consequently there vas o. tics ubsct ihc |
nouHrriW oi the papers Who ito
blame ior thi- being iiusly?
A.C. Brown of thc salt Lake Herald !
wa- zoo pcoa ou business this week.
There ls quite o sQuabble Tor the posi- |
ton Of road supervisor Tor this precinct,
and probably dark horse will have TO |
be brought in 10 settle The question. In !
the meantime, petitions are being circu- 4
lated for signatures by the candidates.
II the county court will appoint us, the |
matter will be- settled with satisfaction |
to one party, co. least. Like the editor
OF thc Arizona Kicker, we are not seek
inp tho position, hui should Il be thrust
upon us. why, who could Withstand the
high honor. %. r. T.. VmR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

Iron County Record Talk about
southern Utah climate-durine the
races here on New Years day a number
Of the participants raced bare-footed.
While there has heen sleighing In the
northern part OF the territory for a
month or moro, our boys and girls have
had 10 iorego this pleasure 70 far this
winter.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

vancouyar, b. C., Jan. 13.-The high
est tide occurred this morning and u is
expected that from now on the foods IN
the Fraser valley with subside,
Saratoga, n. -, Jan l8.-Carey b..
Moon, Tor generation the manager Of
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

i'fnE Imts's correspondents are
earnestly requested TO get their letters to
this Office not later than Thur.day
morning oi eacn week, ~ itis great
Inconvenience and sometimes an i'm.
possibility TO handle matter that arrives
later than this datc-Frl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18

The funeral service OF Miss Anioe
rnon was largely attended. Elders
|u Maliu OF Rockport and Ward L.
5, sr, VI Kamas were the speakers.
le wore present quite a number from
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-01-18
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED ny OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events 81 ~, Week Tr"s Nearly
E,sr, T"wn IN summit Cuunty what
"The Iimes's" Representative Have
found Co. writ. Abuut
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
PECULIAR VERSION.

The Grant County News contains the
following version of the capture of the
counterfeiters. q very visionary affair,
evidently manufactured, as the part
played by the diamond wearer was un-
doubtedly done by an unostentious
young man at Lebanon, Charles Fresh :
The United States secret service Of.
hcers are not political body or their
work could not be as successful as it is.
For three months there has been one at
work in Albany, and he was thought to
be one of the most pleasant gentlemen
that ever visited that section OF the
country. When he first arrived there
he was taken for a gambler or card
sharper, but as be apparently got robbed
more than he robbed any one else and
always "paid his way the real estate
agents began to talk with him. He said
that he was not after real estate, but was
a miner who had made a stake, and after
he had got through with it wonld 90
back on the Klamath and clean up an
other good six months work.
After month he knew everyone in
town and became familiar with most OF
the county, as he always wanted to go
out on hunting trips. On these he would
be gone some times for days. and finally,
about month age, ,he bid all his friends
good bye. temporarily, and said that he
was going to Lebanon, % miles east OF
there, where he could get more sport
without going so far forit.
His associates had not been good in that
town, and though he spent his money
freely, he wore too many diamonds for
the people TO believe that he was all
right.
Now Albany knows that he was cap
tured last Saturday at Lebanon with Ave
others in counterfeiter's den, and as
sisted United States Deputy Marshal
Humphrey to arrest the makers Of spur
ions coin. He has now disappeared and
will never be heard Of again in that sec
tion of the country, as there ia enough
evidence in the hands OF Humphrey to
convict the entire party.