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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-17
POSTPONED AGAIN.
r,DlsIn DOuOYan's Hsarln6 Set Tor
November lib.
Until nrER ELECTION DAY
IN. Cases Of Irtmayns and Fitzgerald
VIII he Considered Next Mon
day Night

rne hearing Of Captain Donovan,
,.,.iulsd for this morning nj III
o,,loos. brought together three mem
.s,.o, the rire and police board-Jon-
nlng,, Empey ana Noble, and quite a
nnmbor OF attorneys ani witnesses.
Commissioner Stephens was absent on
account Of sickness.
shortly alter IL O'Clock Chairman
t.nnlnRs asked n all parties concerned
acre ready to prOesed with the hear.
Ing.
Attorney George Sutherland, coun-
,el for Cniof Pfsti, arose ant pleaded
for continuance until tomorrow
.,sning. a. the Witnesses from Mt.
pleasant were not notified In time TO
be presen, thi, morning.
Judge Powers, counsel for Captain
D,novap. stated that nearly all the
a,tofneys In the case were quite busy
attending - matters ineldsntal TO the
coming election, and asked that n con-
tinuance De taken until after that time.
Commissioner NOBLE favored con
tinuance until alter election day, II n
po,tplpement was 10 DO taken nj all, A.
H. 6u,iurss Interests called him away
from the city, aud he would very likely
ps absent until election day anyway.
Attorney Varlan stated ,hst NJ far ~
no was concerned, he was ready 10 90
on with the hearing, but ~ tue o,her
paflies concerned could not proceed NJ
once, he would consent 10 n cJntlnu'
ancr.
Alter further confederation, Friday,
the llth day Of November, at pm,
yassot as tlu time Tor tho hearink, II
being expeoted tbnt those Interested
will have ample time by then TO have
oyetcome the bad effects, II any, which
the fetult OF the ele ;tion brings up IA
them.
A. this poi { Judge Mckay, counsel
for Fireman. TEN y ne VINO was recent
~ tuspruou, asked tue board WHOM his
clsnJs case would bB hoard, anu II
wal agt, Of TO take that up at tue regu.
laf meeting on Monday night next.
Chief Pratt then called the bossd's
attention o. the complaint logged
apainst JAilor kimbAll last Monday
tvsaing, anu SAID that the @ mplhin-
Ani. T.. n. Norton, was n stubborn anu
dsltfmiusd individual and thought
the TAILOR should be eIOnerated from
all blame, 40 that he might be placed
before the public In n proper light.
The members Of the bosrJ, II Ia
said, all admitted that they were 10
blame In allowing the man TO Ia
heard, as 10 Is regarded by ali TIA,
onielals OF toe police department q.
heibg one OF thc worst character, they
nave ever had to deal with, anu II tho
lallof did ute any harsh treatment
towards him, lie gave him nothing
more Than he deserved.
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IN THE POLICE COURT.
Tue Smoke Ordinances Case to BIO Heard
Tomorrow Morning.

Tho case oiJames McI.Aren, charged
win disturbing the peace, trespass, and
using abusive language, was continued
until tomorrow morning.
Alice Lester, a fallen woman, for.
lelleu $500 for prostitution.
Nailsn Joe, for being drunk. forfeited
-, while John Thompson, with the
same weakness, was dismissed.
Arthur knight, tho o glneer ut the
cullen hotel, was arrested for dol ng
Plumbing wilhouta lie ense. He APP
Feared In tie police court thls after.
h9on and stated that lie hal done u
yoo oi sloRm iittiug for tho hotel, hut
no pumblng, as he could not do that
Alhl OF work. The hearing OF the case
was set TOT Saturday AT 10 a. m.
" !. Hayward, msnagersnf the s .
w. q w. g. Il Il. l.. Co., VINO was ar.
s'ru some time ago for u violation OF
,ne smoke ordinance, appeared before
ouuge smith tbs morning ready for
u ~ Sergeant Eslinger, tue arfesting
nicer, however, was not present Anu
ing.
rue defendants claim that they are
using tue best smoke consumers oh
,n.hauln and expect 20 prove 1t when
Tue case comes to trial.
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Shoe Store Burglarlzed.

George Choules's shoe GtOTe was bur.
glaFlzed last night; coat aud vest
6elorglug toa san u Mr.. Choules, WHO
was sleeping In tho store, were tho
only articles tho burglar or burglar,
young Choules thinks there we've tvol
aucoesdod IN taking away. They Out
hole through tho door and reached
through and opened II. Whom they
we're about 10 depart Mr.. Choules
awoks and fired at them. This caused
lDem TO drop several pairs OF shoes 10
the yard nA thoy escaped. ThiA place
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Question A. 10 Whether the High School
Proposition Can Be Voted Upon
In November.

The board OF education will meet to.
night ana In all probability viii discuss
the High School proposition rs
now being agitatsd. A question has
arisen az to whether or not the PROPOSE.
ton can be- legally voted upon IN
November should there be an inclina-
ton to pass upon It at that time. The
law sayt:
Tho board Of education may, at the
annual school election or nj n special
election, In It's discretion, submit to the
voters Of tho district tho question OF
leyying special tax, for one or more
years, to buy sites, build and furnish
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Democratic Candidates.

The following candidates Tor mem.
befs OF the cltv council weis nom.
mated by the Democratic primaries
last evening: Fret ward, Thus. Bees
lev and Roger Farren; Second ward,
Henry j. w. God istd an james
Gray; Third ward, Eva Wfido aud
Henry J. Maibeu; Fourth Ward, Alex
Hodquist Jr. ana ThumaH Martin;
Finh ward, II. B. Smattand Myron G..
Newell. The First uud Fitn waris
Instructed the delegates {, the con.
vcntion, to be held tomorrow, to SUP
pott Joseph r. MoEwau for mayor.
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STAKE CONFERENCES.

Members Of the First Presidency
aud Council Of the Apostles nre ex-
pecled 10 be in attendance at the next
ensuing Stake Quarterly Conferences,
% Dllowg
Utah, Saturday and sunday, oo,o.
Der 10Th aud .0lh-Elde Brigham
Young, Francis NJ. Lyman and Heller
J. Grant.
Weber, Sunday ami Monday, oc,o.
Der 20th ana 2ls'-President joseph
Il. Smith, Elders John w. Taylor aud
Abtabam IA. Cannon.
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Return Of Chief Deyine.

Fire Chief Dsvlno returned home
over the Rio GrAndo Western this A.
ternoou. He ls Ia good health and
excellent spirits, his victory at the Au'
gus,a convention, In securing an adj
tournament to this city, being responsi'
bio for his latter condition. Ho Will
now prureed % ok over the Affairs Of
tho department which received such q
vigorous shaking up during his alb
eence.
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New Gases Filed.

The Central Utah Wool company
has nommenced suit against Al1rz
A Cahoon, TO collect 81 ajj.o3, claimed
on shipment Of wool ~ 1893.
The Remington.JJhusou company
has commencei u suit against the
Central Utah Land CC. 70 collect
81, 1919 On promissory note.
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Probate Couri.

hut one order was made in the
Probate court today up 10 the tins q
goine TO press and tina. was In the fl-
rats Of Ann williams, Deceased, O. J.
Mitchell, Thoma, Gillespie aud Ham.
let Evans being appointed appraisers
OF said estate.
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,HitAGu nAHKEt.
Cniotsn. aloso Oct. ".
wheAt-Oetober. isi. g z, December. Gl'faG
CoTn-Octobor,'i4i bias November. sgA.
oAts-Octobet. ~. November, 49,,
Fork--OelOhur, s. o., December, $50 asked
LArd-Oetobos November and December
s.. G3 asked.
lhbs-oeiober, sLgi'.; November. si.io asked
Harley-tn
llAN-Niss.
Timothy -Aba.
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ORE AND BULLION.
STOCKS Ann mark srs.

INV YORK, Oct II Tho stock market
opened DUH aEd irregular. Al il;ib share
values were higher al around with prangcfa
m demand. The tendency upward was soon
checked. ON free selling, angAr and leather
Induced BY the adyau6oin posted rates Of oN.
chance 20 as. and tslIt. The pressure TO sell
ahAtod soon after n uu diminished volume u
trading. General rtc0ycriea cusuod. me
market At noon was Ht0ady.
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LN.r, WIZ. 81. 90

We find some one who has been cured
by Hood's SrrsaparillS, and people on
all hands are praising this great medl.
cine for Whist It has done TOT them and
their friends. Taken In time Hoods
5atsapArllla prevents serious illness by
keeping the blood pure and all the or
gaus Ia Il healthy condition. II 10 the
great blood purifier.
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Seventies Quorum.

Tho Eighth quorum OF Seventies
will meet In the vssiry Of the Twelfth
ward meeting house tomorrow (FGiday)
evsning, AT 1880 O'Clock.
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City Pay bay.

Auditor RAybould was busy today
making up the city pay rolls which
will be presented TO the proper COM
mittee tonight. The city employees
will be- paid on SAlutdty this time, al
pay day-ihe 2Oth, falls on Sunday.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Opening Of the Ncw Lyceum--Attrac,
Hons Mt the Thrater aud the
GrAnd.

Tho Pay Train Is the attraction at
ire rheatsr Friday and Saturday, oot.
10 anu 10. IL is claimed that the
scenery and effects for this play are
voc most elaborate ana complete o.
any play OF Its kind On the American
Stage.
COMMENTED WOMAN.
M's ~ M. Dasher. businsss manager
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REDUCED nAIEs 10 OGDEN
mn anANnn MraInnN ny

On Saturday, Oct. 18Th, the II. O..
W. announces rate OF Sl,6O Salt Lake
CITY 10 Ogden aud return for all trains
during tho day. Tickets good until
Oct. Goth. Trains leave Salt Lake
Cily Osden at 1880 y. M, $50 y. m.
anu ll:t5 70. m,
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On Oct. l9.h, tho RIO Gsnie West.
ora carries tue DsmuolAtic business TO
Ogden nj rate Of sl.5O the round trii.
Special delegation viii leave on $3.50
9. m. train, arriving Ogder $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-17

mas been uurslariz,i nve ut siS tunes
during the iast two Of three years and
seems 70 m1nopolzs the attention Of
burglars " bo operate In Provo.
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On AT "a o.

wooD-At Glenwood -prings, Colo, October
lsth, lssi. OF general debility. Daniel Wood
aged n years and months,
Funeral services will be- held Friday, oct
isth,At ! %. nj, from thc funeral chapel Of Under
takor Joseph Wm. Taylor, ~ south West tems
pho street. friends respectfully invited TO
attend.
swAs-in this city on wednesday, Oct. o.
lsl3, OF bowoi complaint, Vera ~, lnfnnt
daughter OF Alex. A. and Elizabeth 10. swan
tged months aud days
KRAKER-In Salt Lake city, at her lodgings
on second south, october %, 1895, Mira. ousle
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO. Get II,
Cattle market slow and weak At yesterday
closing or l3a o. lower than Monday.
Reeves, q, i. hAA 80.
Cows hud heinurs, ,iQa3t0.
Western steers, 2sldi TO-
stoekers and feeders, 4sJ9l90,
sheep slow aud easy,
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HoOd's Pills become the fAvorite
chthartio with every one who tries
them. CSC. per boz.
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COM Nj Il II CI A l..
SALT LAKE oLrAnrNo HOUSE,.

SALT LAKE CLEANING HOUSE,.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO Sl8gT7i; sAms day last
year, slB7,G75.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS
New YoTk.-Silvsr. 67s; lead, $500.
London.--Silvef, 80 lb.l6I.
ORE AND BULLION.
w. &. Mccormick & %. received to.
day: Silver and lead ores, $4,000;
Hanuuer bullion, $500; Hanauor
matte, 1900.
r. Jones 4 Co.. received today:
Base bullion, 5000; oTol $500.
Total, sl8 900.
Wells, Fargo 4 90. received today;
ssyeuty-lhreo bars Ontario, iS.sIs.l6
nne 0Z.
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AR GULATo RI

Rcador, did you over take SIMMONS
ryER REGuLhToR, the "KISG or
.IVER MEpIcEEs2n Everybody needs
GOA liver remedy. 10 isa sluggish or
Iseased liver that impairs digestion
edcauges constipation, when the waste
Ilt should bo carried or remains ~
81, body and poisons the whole system.
mt dun, heavy feeling ~ due % %
rpid liver. Biliuusness, Headache
laria and Indigestion are all liver
H1asos. Keep tho liver active by an
.casional doi6of Simmons Liver Reg
lt0r and you'll get rid OF these trcy-
les, ana giyo tone TO the whole rJa-
an. For a laxative Simmons Liveg
iggulatOr h HErrtR THAN Pills. Ir
taesnot gripu, nor weaken, but great. :
c!rcshes and Strengthens.
Every package has the Red =
stamp on the wrapper. j. lL
Leilin 81 Co., Philadelphia.
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OMAHA live STOCK.
South Omaha. Neb., oct.

South Omaha. Seb.. GOT. Il.
special DispdicA 70 NJ NEWS
Cattle receipts. 9 500 market active, steady.
Naive bcCycs, s. laai1, IS.
Westerns, iAH0usto
Cows f2,td8 90,
Feeders, fl9 9ilo
thoep receipts, lll0i market steady.
Ia TO choice Westerns, 81 OOdfJ.0o.
Iamba. ALOg1fa1 O
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NEW YORK. oct Money on call. 2agg
per cent silver, C5. Lead, sJ.i5.
The state herald., 1895-08-23
SUMMONS.

state of Colorado, o..
County of Phillips.
In the District Court.
Frank NJ smit, plaintiff Va. Jolia Blount de
fendnnt,
THE PEOPLE of THE STATE OF COLORADO.
To John Blount the defendant above
named, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. in the district court Of Phil.
lips county, state OF Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days af-
ter the service hereof. II served within this
county; or. If served ont of this county, or
by publication, within thirty days after the
service hereof exclusive OF the day of service;
or Judgment 10y default will be taken ugnins,
you according to the prayer of the complaint,
and II copy OF the complaint ir the above
entitled action be not served with this sum
mons. or II the service hereof be made ont of
this state, then ten days additional to the
time hcrcinaboyc specified for appearance
and answer will he allowed before the taking
OF Judgment by default rs aforesaid.
The said action is brought to recover the
sam OF t5t.sb now due on an over due prom
i.sory note rs will more fully
appear from the complaint IN said action to
which reference Is here made
Aud you are hereby notified that II You fail
10 appear, and to answer the sad complaint
as above required, the said plaintiff Will take
judgment, as prayed in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
district court at lIolyoke in said county, this
18th day of August a ID ls9i
lsEALJ u IIMAsos Clerk.
The state herald., 1895-08-23
Beatty.s Pianos ana organs.

Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, the great Organ
and Piano man of Washington, N. D., IS
buster than ever. In $50 Mr.. Beatty left
home a penniless pillow boy. and by his in
domitablc will he has worked his way up
so rs to sell so far, nearly 100000 OF Beatty's
Pianos and Organs since 1870. Nothing
seems to dishearten him; obstacles laid In
his way, that would have wrecked any ordi
nary man forever, he turns to an advertise
ment and comes out of II brighter than
ever. His instruments are In use every
where. We are informed that during the
next ten years he intends to sell 100000
more of his make. that means business Of
Sa0, 900 600 II we average them at 500 each.
II is already the largest buginess of tine kind
n existence. Read his advertisement.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

The Ladies' Every Saturday, OF Phila
delphia, Pa, desires women Of ability,
everywhere, to write for their high class
illustrated, thirty-two page Newspaper
for women. A lady OF energy in each
city or town, can secure permanent in.
come by representing the Ladies' Every
Saturday and assist IN introducing it in
their locality. A beautiful illustrated
weekly journal for women, with an en-
tirelv new plan for securing circulation,
which is meeting with success every.
whore. Send three two cent stamps for
sample copy and full particulars. Adj
dress: Ladies' Every Saturday, 80 South
Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Mrs. Phoebe Thomns. ofJunction City,
ILL.,. was told by her doctors she had Con.
sumption and that there was no hope Tor
her, but two bottles of DIR. Kings Now
Discovery completely cured her and she
says 1t saved her life. Mr.. 1hos. Ey.
gens. l:i9 Florida st. San Francisco, suf-
iered from dreadful cold. approaching
Consumption tried without results every.
thing else then bought one bottle OF DR.
Kings New Discovery mud in two weeks
was cured he is naturally thankful 1t is
such results, Of which those arc samples,
that prove tho wonderful efficacy OF
this medicine In Coughs and colds. Free
trial bottles at City Drug Store. leg.
nlar size zoe. mud al.O1
The state herald., 1895-08-23


fhis remedy il becoming so well
known and unpopular ss to need no spe.
cial mention. All who have used Electric
Bitters sing the same song OF praise.-A
pnrcr medicine does not exist and II is
guaranteed to do all that ia claimed.
Electric Bitlers will cure all diseases q
the liver and kidneys, will remove pin.
pies, boils. salt iheum aud other alec.
tons caused by impure blood viii
arrive malaria from tho system and pre-
vent M we'll ns cure all malarial fey, n
For cure Of headache. constipation
aud indigestion Try Electric Blt,crs.-
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refundei.-frlcc 5ocis. aid 500 per
bottle at The City Drng Store.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

Whereas J u fior,lon did by bis deed Of trust
dated Feb Is 1898 and recorded Feb . 1888 in
the Office Of the clerk and recorder OF Phillips
county. Colorado. convey TO 4 NJ. Sheridan ms
trustee and in case of his death, resignation. fail
urc or refusal To act OF absence either perma-
ncnt or temporary from Phillips county Colorn
Ito then to the undersigned L. i Lewis us sue
ccssor in trust tho following described property
situated In Phillips county to-wit: e =, Of ne =
of NV !. Of sec 10 p'nriiwopm which said
conveyance WIS made In thus, To secure the pay
mont OF his one promi,sory note Of even date
thercSiti, for the principal sum of $50 payable
to tho order Of Frank S Lewis six months after
date with interest at The rate Of ten per cent per
annum until paid.
Whereas, said trust deed provides that in case
Of default In III. payment Of said note ar any
part thereof or the interest thereon according to
the tenor and effect 81 said note then II shall
and may bo lawful for the trustee. his heirs, as
signs or successor in trus, to sell and dispose 81
aid premises and all title. benefit Nd equity OF
rr,iemptioif'of the said J u Gordon. his heirs.
osecntorr and assi.ns after having advertised
The state herald., 1895-08-23

a Chicago man has invented n device
for rapid transmission OF tho mails by
electricity which he claims will enable a
mail car TO be seht over the ioad ut the
ratio Of 100 miles per bour, depositing and
receiving IN al nj intermediate stations
and without my one being on the ear.
II Ia proposed 10 croct an elevated
roadway with power houses nj intervals
Of about 200 miller. and there is 10 10 an
automatic device for picking up mail n,
stations md deposiiing Il III art Of tho
car designated for that station. while nj.
the same time mail for tho anne place
will be dropped. All Of this will DO un.
der the control II an operator ut cen.
trial station OF ai one OF the power houses
Will. dial will indicate just where tho
chr Ia nj amy time. II will 10 IN tho
power Of the operator to stop The chr IN
case OF need. The inall ponchca will be
~ constructed that the matter they con-
tam Will b. protected from injury.
This read. liz. tale oil baron Nun
cbauscn. The inventor. however, snys
that II IL no longer n matter oi expert
nieni. but that II has been denonai rated
10 he practicable. Il also I. elaine 4 that
his design has received the approval OF
cable machinisiu aa we'll ns tho ipdor.e.
ment 81 men familiar with tho poeda of
the postal service. There Ia To DO a .hor,
truck erected IN Chicago IN little while
10 test the matter. which shows TINT cnp
itnlirta nrt not yet convinced.
A device 81 this Liui wonld. II success.
ful, he taken up 10y CAPT alpis, aud there
would be no difficulty Ia securing son
uucts with The government for III. trans.
mission Of tho uails. II would make n,
most n revolution ~ business 10 trans
port mailH NJ ~ rapid u rate acfofy the
country. II would be prnciicaf,lo Ia
scnd letters ffoui Denver to Nov yoik IN
ten hour. and Of course tbs same could
80 done with light cspre.e matter. I,
rsy be. however. tbat the application o.
electricity 10 the movement VI pa.r.ng.,
,tsius Ssili DO such MI ipprosemeu upon
stea'u that tho Liesgo aiap's device ioi
the mail. +. ~ be looked vr1n as nnDce.
,ssa,. ..D,nsef he, uJliean.
The state herald., 1895-08-23
sllEnlrrs SALE.

No,iec Ia hereby given that by virtue OF rpc
cinl execution lssu.d ou, 81 the county court
u Phillip county Colorado. dated AuR N.
lspi. and 10 me ~ sheriff directed In favor OF
The Arnnoior Go plaintiff and against John 4
. luck defendant. for tho rum Of sn.li
danagos aud s3i.Ba coats and nccruinR co.i
whereof, I nm commanded To soil tho following
described rrhlo state to-wiii
The 80 Z, spc ~ ~ mr. i9w6 Up m In Phillips
county. rolofn'io.
10 satisfy raid amounts ! Shall on"f said
prentice. for mi. n, public auction On saturday
ths day Of Sept i-p5 n, the hour Of .
o'clock y m nj tho front door oi thu conr, house
NJ iIolyokn PHILIPPE county Cola To the hiRhc~,
aud bee, bidder therefor
Dated thls 10 ia, OF Auu iHai
guthrie Sheriff.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

by virtue of special execution Oh attachment
Issued out of the county court OF Phillips
county mpd s,ateo COLORADO and to nc ,lirec
ted In favor of II sutherland plaintiff and
against 7 II Mcintirc defendant for
the sum of 1910 damages and
1906 cost of suit and nccruing cost dated
July ~ 1895. l am commanded TO sell the fol-
lowing described real estate to,wit
The y ofn g y sec % tpsn u W In Phil
lips county Colorado
To satisfy said amounts shall on Saturday
the 81, day of Aug 1895 offer the above de-
scribed premises for sale At public auction at
trent door of the court house In Holyoke
Colo to the highest and best bidder therefor.
Dated this % day OF July is5
GUTHRIE sheriff.
The state herald., 1895-08-23

The slaughter Of English missionaries
IN China and the attack upon American
mission property, will doubtless have
very serious results for China. Both A.
mcrica and England should take meas
ures such that the miscnlled .Celesiiais-
will never dare TO commit outraces again
upon persons or property under the pro.
tsrfion Of their flags France has Just
obtained substantial guarantees TINT
~ Qpt1as 10 Chinese territory shall
Wbe0t0be inieriered with; We should
- vs,l - initiate her example. 1t is
eef6.y sUsaty five years since the horri-
blc massacre OF the French Consul, the
French interpreter and his bride, an
twenty French nuns at Tientsin. To.
day the mnndarins who pass their time
IN ind,ting libels upon the .forcign dey.
lis take Gaze not to inclnde tho French
IN their slauders. For they know that
II they do 1t they must repent OF il at
the caBnon's mouth.
United States Minister DENLY has
made sweeping peremptoiy call upon
the Chinese Government, for the fulles,
protection for all Americans living in
Chinn, for redress Tor injuries 10 persons
and property. and for the capital punish.
meht OF the perpetrators Of thu recent
msssacres This Is almost identical