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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
MlDvAIE MINING 90. IN TROUBLE

Chancellor McGiIl this morning APP
pointed Counselor James p. Ncrthrup re-
reiver of the Midvale Mining Company,
an insolyent. corporation. The application
was made BY Counselor Charles p.
Thompson, who stated that the assets
would perhaps amount to ~ coo. The IL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
VINO OWNS THIS WATCH 2

Joseph Short of Worcester, Mass, and
Thomas Sezmora, colored, Of No. 4oS
Thompson street, New York, two alleged
crooks were prisoners in Justice Potts
court this morning. They were caught
prowling about the streets In 2 suspic-
ious manner. Sezmora had a gold watch
In his possession bearing the Inscription
IS. g. Musser, from father, 1888"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
WANTS FREE TRANSCRIPTION.
A Man Says He Committed a Murder
in the Ctr Years AGO.

A man descibing himself as John Burke
surrendered himself to the police OF
Seneca Falls, New York on Saturday
evening and said he had committed a
murder in this city thirteen years ago
and wanted to stand trial. Chief Murphy
has gone over the police records but finds
nothing duplicating anyone by the name
during the past fifteen years there is only
one Instance where the guilty person or
persons escaped. This was the murder
of the Jew glass put in man" who was
stoned to death. The responsibility in that
case has never been established; Burke
lice until his story can be thoroughly
investigated. The Chief is inclined to be
lieve thai Burke is looking for free
REORGANIZATION
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
A 0 FISH STORY.

The latest fish story comes from the
Rhonc, near Geneva, and illustrates the
sagacity of the speckled trout. A chemi-
manufactures among other things, arti-
fetal musk, and the trout in the neigh
the waste that is Favored with musk
they become Favored themselves and
are thus rendered unfit for human food
Exchange.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
TROUBLE WITH THE MARKERS.
Fourth Regiment Shooters Say Theii
Shots Are Not Recorded.

The members OF the Fourth Regiment
who wish to be sharpshooters were we'll
represented Saturday at the Marion
Range. The shooting, according to the
markers, was only fair, though it was
declared hat shots that had positively
struck the bull's-eye were not credited.
In of this a movement is on
foot to nave the markers of the regiment
mark the shots in the future. The pay
for his work is twenty-five cents an
hour.
The win was very moderate, just
enough to keep the shooters cool. but the
sun was very strong On the eyes. as 1t
shone in through the open windows.
The best shooting 81, was scored py +.
ger scored 80. Following are the best
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
RUN DOWN By A FREIGHT ENGINE

While fifteen year old William Kelly
of No. Al Leroy street, Weehawken. was
crossing the tracks of the Erie Railroad
in that city this morning he was struck
BY O freight engine and had his left hand
and left leg cut off. He also received
internal injuries from which he is liable
to die. He was removed to st. Mary.'s
Hospital, Hohoken, where he now lies in
a critical condition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
BALL PLAYER INJURED.

Frank Marcy, a young man living at
Marcy avenue, Brooklyn, while playing
baseball Saturday afternoon in the va
cant lots at Palisade avenue n Bowers
street, was struck in the face with the
ball and his nose was broken. He was
taken to Christ Hospital.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
ITALIAN STREET FIGHT.

There was an italian street fight in
front Of No. $50 Second street early yes
terday morning Paulus Patotia was
stabbed In the back twice. He is confined
atetheaCitx Hospital. His wounds are not
is undo arrest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
INJURED BY A

A horse attached to a wagon belonging
to H. c. Bartsch OF No. IS Sheramn ave-
nue. ran wildly uD Griffith street Satur-
day night. Frank Uhlmann of No. 81
Sherman avenue who was In the wagon
at the time was throw in the street and
injured on the head.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
THE BEACON.

OF the $4,000 needed to erect the Tenny-
son beacon in the Isle of Wight only
$4,000 has been subscribed so far in Eng
will be q granite monolith in the form
of an Iona cross, to 1.-THE place Of
the wooden Nodes bea,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
THE PRESIDENT TROUT FISHING

WASHINGTON. 10. 1ss5.-The President
left washington late Saturday night or
early Sunday morning. He is supposed to
the guest of Mr.. Henry Harrison. who
has an excellent trout fishing preserve.
The President is expected to return to
the city tonight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
FINANCIAL.
Money to Loan on Household
Furniture. Pianos.

can have the use Of both the property and
the money and you can have the money as
long as you desire, Gno you can pay 1t by
ins.ailments. Furniture Leases paid OF and
more money advanced. Loans made prompt
ly at the lowest rates.
CARTON & CO., NO. ll6 NEWARK AV-
Cor. Grove st. BooreaIm Building. Room No L
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10

WE are in receipt of a marked copy
of the "Record'' Of Emans. Lehigh
county, Pa, containing an article on
travelling salesmen as evangelists. The
idea is quite a good one. There IS Moth
ing new about it, however. The preee-
dent is TO be found in the Bible in Num-
bers XIII, $3.50.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
UHILDREN's DAY IN HoBOKEN.
FIRST methodist church,s sting

The First Methodist Church.. Hoboken.
observed Children's Day yesterday with
enthusiasm. The large audience room Of
the church was Allied at the three ser-
vices held. The platform was covered
With d choice profusicn OF wild flowers,
arttstlcally arranged. Eight canaries
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS AND FouN-

Dated Jersey city. June 6. 1895.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-10

patse Jersey CITY. June 8. 1895,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-05
ROME FOR THE POPE.
Wealthy Spaniards Thinking Of Pur.
chasing ltaly's Capital
ASD RESTORING PApAL POWER


CHICAGO, Aug. 5.--lIOman Catholics
Of Chicago place little credenco In the
story from London that there l. a pro-
leol on ioJi, advanced by n number Of
wealthy Bpaniards to purchase Rome
from Italy and thus tree the pogo
from what IL ojn,iIsred bis impfison'
ment, although voluntary, and make
him again temporal ruler
Taking everything toto consideration
local dlgnllaries and lsymen who are
more OF less familiar with papul poasi'
bilitles and conditions, look upon tho
report A. originating with some seekers
for noloriety, OF the product Of AN over
sshlous and imaginative individual.
II IL not believed Rome could be puf'
chased from tho Italian government
for any purpose, aud then, admitting
such a possibility, the pope could not
give his consent % accept the domin-
Ion. Ths attitude Of tho pope Ia hold.
ing that toe pApal throne has been
deprived wtongiully u its power, IL
known throughout the world, but he
considers time will right the wrong
without any worldly question VI
money or even Of atTifc.
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heard Of tho outrage they assembled
o. the public square rnI deciird 20
m ituh In n b1dy 10 General Manager
DAlzell's house and demand o. him tie
di,cbarge oi every rol0fcd man Va LU-
cBlion. a hfsss ban1 was secured Rud
the mob repaired TO the general man.
ayers hOuic. Ho refused 10 grant what
the white miners wanted. They then
told him tnht Va he was not disposed
TO run them out u town they would
take the matter up themselves, and
with that they marched toward No. 3.
by the time the mob arrived a. Il ca.
lion most " the negroes, LAYING been
notified ui the wrath ~ the white, had
iioi to the woods, Al ut dozen were
eau. ht anu treated 10 meet violent
klckf. Stones we're hurled At them and
BhOts nT,d. Two were shot.
The boarding hOute Tor colored men
~ Nc. 3 was inen attacked. All the
Inmates led for their lives. The mob
faBsacked the hOuie', brenkOug fuTni.
tuto Hnd committing other dcpfeda-
tons. by noon today every negto had
fed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-05

MEXICO Cry, Aug. DAN Au-
topsy has beoi neld upon The body
Of Jesus OImosy Coulrufa., tue oon.
gressman and journalist VINO was as-
s-ssinaisd la Pueblo. IL revealed the
fact that ho haI been stabbed forty.
two times In the chest anu would prob.
ably have been stabbed oitenrf had
NOT onc " tho daggsts been broken,
the blade remaining imbodlcd In the
muscles. The heart was ttayofssd
twice by n weapon welded by n very
strong hand anu with suto aim. Othsr
slabs might apparently have been
given by blind men, NO wild was thrif
direction. Nothing at PRESENTS known
% 10 the author OF the deed, but iudica.
tlons show clearly that IL Was an act OF
private Vengeance, done by men who
40 timed their crime ~ ~ eludt tue
vigilance VI two policemen who were
in the mol ghDOIhOOd OF tue street when
the body was found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-05

NEW NURK, Aug. j.-Chsrloilo Mel.
SOD, well known on the American
stage, was quietly married at tho
chapel OF the Church Of the Heavenly
Rcst 10 Joseph II. Neiil, a wealthy
planter Oi Guatemala, Central Amer.
lea.
The C0urlship was nm extremely
short one, The two met lees than q
month rgo In train bound from San
Francisco New York. lie showed
her tuch attention AZ long distance
travellers aio apt 10 ami from these
ulutIcsi's u deeper feeling atose, 70.
sultius Ia the marriage.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 5.-Tno
nrW Suuuay CKciso law went into
elect In this slate yesterday. Tho law
provides that % person entering a place
% Sunday who're liquors are sol IL
shall be punished by u nne VI impfis.
Onment. Several saloon keepers aud
30 ptrsonh found IN siloOua were at
rested. Ia Now Britain, Meridian end
bridgeport saloon raids wrfs made and
many patrons wore arrested. Tho
temperance people believe that SUI.
pcnsion Of the Sunday liquor business
ia this state IN nj hsnu.
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Eseurslouisis uadIy frozen.

TACOMA, wn., Avg. adjoining
mountain climbers have returned with
messages stating that Froi II. COudvu,
Walter NJ. BoswofIh and Fred Evans,
nearly all experienced mountain
climbers, had been badly frozen IA Gl-
tempting To reach the summit n
Mount Tacoma. The messages slate
the wind IL blowing gale. TIE
pigeons were released NJ height Of
1000 feet, At u point known M the
"Oamp OF the clouds"
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TABOR iowa,Aug, 6,-rHp H1llnoss
people nave been holding mrp,irFs la
THIS city the last week. rury claim 10
hGVe had divine IItstutimpnt trat
the world will come 10 au end wlblu
ten days.
The Holiness RdhofcnIs have Uorh,d
themselves into a irru2y ana tucr
mrttlnge are attended w Huuiftd,.
some OF their luadr.t announce no.
iuVtly the early Destruction ut ihf
Woild anu many OIL g. .UluwtFu are
mtking pfrpnratl M the exit.
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ImpTaciicNbie 60 Have one brand
Parade on Labor nay.

CHICAGO, Aug. $50 wide and
deup &. the ur,cch ictwosn LABOR Of
gpu'zAlipns In Chicago that all effort,
10 patch II up In order 10 nave ono ~,
parade o lAhor day was iruitluss. THAT
there VIII hu two pafades ut least ap-
pehfs certain. Meetings oi both tho
trades AMI labor a sombly and the labor
c0ugTc'u were held last evening but
nothing was done toward hT ugtng the
Two bodice together In the parade. The
entertainment committee OF the trades
ami LABOR assembly announced that 70
mai accepted the Invitation OF tho
building tfAdOs council 10 cooperate
with tho latter organization and that IL
hsd decided 10 iniUtya the building
trades G uucl's picnic at Ogden's
Grove. This means that the,s two
bodies Will parade together.
At the meeting OF the labor congress
II was decided 10 invite all central or
ganizttlOns except the trades ana labor
assembly b. unite with all bodies tx.
cupt tho labor congress. Tho labor
congress Ia willing 10 unite with all
bodies except tho trade, aud labor As.
teubliVs.
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s.,.r. s,erm in N.n rnrL.

NEw YuHK, Aur. b.-sevorsI severe
Equals GCCumIauiu4 ~ lightning Rud
u great uOwuIOur o. rain struck this
city anu surrounding territory last
evening, n number OF nccldeEts being
reported. Two inbn were drowned by
The cnpslIlng Ola yacht nj the narrow
Two adults and Oua child were
drowned In tho EEst river and a
trolley car IN the annexed district was
struck by lightning, half n dozen per-
sons being injured, IL IL feared that "a
number Of accidents TO boating parties
will yet To reported. During the after.
noon storm the wind nlow ut the rate
OF sixty miles an hour. The rainfall
during the afternoon was l.Ol " an
inch. Tho mercury, which toso 10 II
degrees at 1890 T.. m, fell TO o. degrees
NJ .:8O y. m, anu femained stationary
thereafter ENcurslonists u the many
nunt-by fetOtu were caught In tue
showers ana the returning boats ana
the talus IN the evening were uncom.
fottaDly crowded.
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EIsetrIcIiI,. nnssr rr.aL.

BARNTsvfLLE, Ohir, Aug. "a
strange ffeak NJ electricity was the
striking by lightning OF the dwelling
VI James Reuu. There wac no rain
and the sky was almost clohr. The
chimney GU the eat end OF the build.
Ing wss kn oked down and the water
conductor At the other end ofthe build.
ing was unsOld red. 10 left the con-
ductor aud ehivetud 20 atoms post IL
the picket fence adjoining, making n
large hole IA the ground. Several
people round about were considerably
aiunntd, ana some pfostfntcI Tor n
short time, but none seriously hurt.
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Cen. Coppingsr says JacLson's Hole
10 In No Danger

MARYsvALE, wyo, Aug. b. By
courier TO Market Lake, l-uebttai
Copplngsr Ia now sAtishoI that the
Jacksons Hole country 4, freed from
indians. Scouting parties sent cut a
week ago by tho settlers hrr coming IN
with reports u 20 sgn. " Indians.
Scouts came In today who secured
the entire country south 81 Yellow.
stone Park 10 MAtysvalo and cas-. 10
the route taken by tourists Into thr
park. They saw no lnuiaaa nor signs
" any.
Authentic information was received
by General Coppingof th.t the India b.,
TO tho number Of 200, reported h. swan
Valley had returned to Fort Hail
reservation. They were On Tue wEy g.
JacksOn's Hole buI turaed back wurn
they Learned troops were going into
the region. Tho cOmmsn under
Coppihgrr, will romnin Gt MafysvAlc
nj least uniii the detachment Of scouts
sent out into tue Hlnntk basin return,
which will bo In ten days. MafyavAir
10 the central Toing OF the threatened
region aud Indians who might o1tao
from any OF the four surrounding fus.
eryaiiOua can be headed on ifOm lhio
point anu turned back.
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Alleged nlshor Ia IniI.

ASTORIA, Oregon, Aug. 5.-Joieph
Wingen iiopett', representing himst II
~ ihe biHhOp OF Honolulu. IL m jan
here charged with obtaining $50 uam
Father Dielmann, a Catholic pritsl Of
this city, under ialsu pfrtuufus. lie
GttiVol here yesterday ON a steamer
from Portland anu NJ once began uprr.
suons, Introducing himself g. Fatncr
ID olmann rs tho Catholic blshop Of
Honolulu.
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8

SuWe very u.y.I hHmors are n0Inr
prepared frlD N.rrnulS Cornwall
ino m'rrha O. 900 using every Ell r.
To- fuFgg.a 200 another. IL viii h. a
grNud anglr HuI tlr lAdio. VIII ho
lTouu ~ tier Eugc,ss.
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Negro miners NtmcLri ~ IndIannn
Whit" Lshursr4

srWNG VALLEY, H., Aug. l.--"Tuv
IDuAliu"," lulcn Ut somu uuYdfrl.
Jii company houses near y ..8snaI.
lnhHOit,d aim IT exclusively ug no.
Efuts, was this morning NIrA,a hy r
vyngtiul mob VI 900 Waite wlurrrisrfu
,hls city Auu given tnstU OF mob VIC.
'ucc. Last night near mIuullLt Hys
'OIOfvd men utld up 10 white u.au
lgmed Barney Role, between luis clty
Iud Location, aud pi,sr fuubing him
( nearly 500, fiiol three pistol y,at.
MO him aDd lett him Tor urru. I..I.
= the third man shot az L5c,u.u iu Tue
Iest few weeks.
When the white miners OF this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-05

a Merchants Carnival Ia uu.que
and vrTy interesting. The ties. un' q
~ avert sirg our merchants eau get,
ana hey mr. OF slow TO rec g'Iz' n,
NC way thtS - u,s coming IL. At
Syll"ir AuVnSl u b,
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Disappearance Of a aood woman.

ARCADIA, Neb., Aug. 5.-rhis soc.
tlon Of Nebraska 10 much disturbed
over the remarkable circumstance
surrounding the sudden disapl earauuo
Ot Mts. H.. Il. Gardner. Sh0 left NJ.
cauia July STU to attend tue Christian
Endoavor nj Boston. she YVES beard
OF there attending 10 her duties ns n
delegate. Then all traces OF her were
suddenly Lost anu the moe. diligeut
search has failed 10 solve tho myslety
surrounding her disAppoAfaucP.
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10 the Editors Of the Salt Lake CITY
Newspaper!

10 the Editors Of the Salt Lake City
Newspaper!
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you In tho hope that you viii give
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aware that In maktug tue bold asset.
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strong doubt in the nit DIV ui the public
~ 10 tho tiu,l u tuis statement, IN
shat a large majority oi the people vii
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Effective July 7th, 1898
4Is,hs Arurs and Dspari u Sag LaLs
CO DaNN a. FsHoisss


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The salt Lake rluuuc, July -, 1895.
Professor James NJ. Muuydu, presi.
dent Munyon's IL, h, AZ. Company
Dear Slt-lho ltiUuue accepts your
proposition, aud you may 6unu 10 Thu,
Uilicu 10000 yials o! your RENEE y as
suggested m your favor o July s4ud.
II you have discovered An Arsjluie
cure for rheumatism, rhe Triuuuu ca
render no greater service 10 the lupi O
than by publishing from time 10 ,imr
tho results Of this Investigation.
Very ftsprt tlully,
TIIk TRIBUNE,
The distribution oil the iIes trial
bottles above referred 10 viii begin at
v O'Clock n. NJ. August 9th instant, NJ
The Tribune oiilce.
Lot ali iuiofs,teI be on hand.
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S SssSSs GRANDE
go WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE
fi,S aa..r. h Effect March 81 1895,


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and hf intermediate points t.OOu. ~
30 TOR ogden ant the " est .... ~ a. r.. VI.
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thrive salt i.Ak.'iiy
No i-fTDm ifUy1, gfaut suucUoa
50 snd iha h,',,,... 80, iao y. m
ani 'sc Easi ;..,,... 90. has p. u.
satna, turckh and All inter.
me late puIutH............... tglp.tn
NO o. ROM ogden Aud informed.
- latc puints....... ....... 1000. pii0a. tn.
80 - toW tufoAa AMI Payrun. f.hAa M,
80 IRON uEdsa sui no Wost gAA ~
No talrnm NEren and tho West. .9Iu I've
Only lina running through PulimAn PAiAes
nccnluE cars sat Lake tity 10 san FfaUrisro.
'nll latr ca ~ Denver via Grand junction
And san Lake tty 90 kansas CITY aud chic o.
80 VA colorado points.
Through transit ~ famlIr slcepers without
change, TO hasa. CITY, chicago and unatu 3.
lrce reclining chair cars salt Lake "
Ticket Once, 10 v. 2Hd South
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D. A. WADLLlGIl. ten. rassgf. Az
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