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OBITUARY NOTE.


Died at Paradise, Cache county, Utah
June 20, 1888, Joseph OFglll, aged 81
years, months aud q days.
Deceased WAS the father Of eleven chill
drou-slN sons aud i've daughtBrs;
seyonty-iour rraudchlldr0u; hity-sgyen
gTeaI decentralization, Ito was born n
Paokingluu, l.oiuestorshirr England.
Baptized into 'h0 Church Of Jesus ChFist
~ l.at0r-lay Saints Sept oh,
lsig. Iugfatui o. Utah 900 sept.
lsl4, Wi mado his home Ia bra
200, -nlt lake county, until March, lss2,
whom hr removed % rurndI,u, Hare no
aged wife, who IL TOW mon hs Older
than deceased, survives h,mi also most
u hia children.
Funeral s.ryioOs wore hold over de-
cetsod BOO tlO meeting house, june 9Th.
After hu uucuing oAoruinus rpmurga werO
made boy Elders Henry G.. jackson, WIN.
bishop, prspu SMITH, and Samuel OIi-
huuL Tho speaker, spoke ui tHu IHleg-
ritz ami good character ~ tho departed.
AMI udm0ulsheI iA. vino RENAMED gY
follow iIu good example sut by u.r doe
pared 'IiHud mud bru.har
Brother John uTgill wH- one %, b0d's
nun.umuu hero on rUr,h. lu hlH younger
days. while n0 lived u Eug.uut, no was
very active Boz preaching thnEu- 5bl to his
fulluwmou, Ito embraced oyoFy 0pluf-
mnity To- spread tru,h and TIghtUUu--
moss upon the l-t0 OF the earth, NcNoF
ashamed at the gpspul 4. Clru, tho
wise, ihH learned, aud Mo ErDl. gIyO 90
him no fear; but iu his Ammnlo way,
go strong in tho fuith, went boldly forth
10 meet them. lie remained iuli N iitu
until hiE luulug hours of no.
A large cOrtogo OF relations and n ends
bore his romans TO tho grave. Tho Iedl-
ca,ory prayer was pronounced by Gideon
olsen, ~ i.
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TURKISH LNrL.N,rroNs.
No Americans Iiu., In III. mot n,
tsr-us.

WAsrIsuION, aug. 22.-hciing
Secretary Adss today received note
from MaVtony hey, the Turkish min
lster to the United states, saying tho
Turkish government had informed
him tina! thorough investigation hal
been msde Of tho alleged outrsgss on
Americans at TAraus. Il was learned
that cook In the family Of PiOL
Christie, Of H. Paul's Institute At
Tafsus, hnd been assaulted by native
Turks. No Americans were concerned
In the matter or Injured. Tue minister
also stated that tue Turkish officers
would be tried anu punished.
Admiral Kirkland has Informed the
navy department that II would le
dangerous, owing 10 the cholera, Tor
the Marblvheai, now In the Mo1itut.
Taneau, to touch NJ certain poinle sug-
gustod.
Acting Secretary McAdoo has moai.
ted his iu'tfuCtiOns by giyiug the
admiral discretionary power Va 10 Whist
poiuts the hafb!shesd should touch
during her cruise.
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NEW York, Aug. 22,-rhe HeTald,s
correspondent IN Rio dc Janeiro telp.
gtophs that Baron Rio Braneo will
represent the government OF Brazil NJ
Stockholm In the arbitration CONTEXT TO
settle the Amspa boundaIyIquesliun
between france ana Brazil.
The correspondent asa Gays ,hat uD.
lcss BfaEil's dispute WITH ltAly In sci.
tied before tho end Of tho month.
through tho Intervention VI SIpnnr
Nobili, 1t l. reported tnst MlnisteT de
MartiLe viii return 10 Brazil with
lGaly's ultims,um,
Italy claims damages Tor outrayfs
upon italian subjects In Brazil, psrns.
ttatsd As alleged, during the Toyoiu.
ton.
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STAR VALLEY CONFERENCE.


Tbs twelfth quarterly conference OF
the star Valley Stake ~ Zun con.
ycned in the Alton meeting houas,
August l7ih and 18th, 1895.
After the ususl opening exercise
the Bishops oi the various wards gave
In their rspotls, which showed that
the sAints were improving spiritually
AZ we'll as temporarily. As general
rule the health o; the people la the
two valleys is remarkably gooI,
The speakers all through the con.
ference spoke on topics " imme iiate
Interest 10 the Saints, and exhofting
them 10 % mDtc dilIgUut exercise OF
their everyday dutir-, fcit O. imptc. p
upon their MIND, the necessity NJ ub.
serving the Word OF Wisdom, 'he nav.
Tux ~ their tiihrs AMI Dtiefug.,so that
the poor could he carrot for and nll r..
iOice l1golner IN the worship OF Goi.
Hatvestlng IL being carried on ~
rapidly as possible, but owing To the
severe irUsts this summer the crops are
not M g0Oj ~ we would liked them ~
have beon; the potato cop iu nearly
q failure lhih season.
SOME Of the Ssiuts were disappointed
In not seeing some VI the Flrst pfcsi.
doncy OF the Church on the stand, but
u was understood that circumstance
hlndsrtd them from vilting w. We
hsd good time listening 10 tue
Words o, Cod through the speaker
aud nll full . roi0iCs a. thu work
which we are engaged in.
Tho weather " beautiful and every
ouu 10 busy 10 the hay folds ~ on tie
farm laying up stores iyg the CluliHE
winter.
WEI, N. kFsSiSuuuN,
at.... fFI.FI
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MORE RlOTSTNCH CHINA.
v,,,t Of Tho Attack Upon an Amer
lean Mission Confirmed
-. cur,e SITUATION UNCHANGED
,,,,,,,n placards aud Pamphlets
49, pI..rIbu,d at caH'On--I"0
pauger Increasing

,osp,s, Aug. ga dispa'on 70
1t,,., ifom Hong Kong 'h's a'.e''
~ '..n cOplrms tho attack upon ",
h , ~,rIc.n mI.'Ion neat Foo CHOW sn y,
a. dangerous state Of the popai'ce o.
S,,s,ly. According to tue In'o ', u,.
',',S ne American school was .''I n'
,', a., outside the west gate OF Foo
=, Tas dispatch ADDE'S "ihe
I ',,",,,ou a, Ku ChOns is unchanged.
c,,,,ln John 4. Newell Of the United n,i
s,,,,. cruiser Detroit, aud Dr. h't'
s,y, gone there from Foo CHOW"
M. anil foreign placards and
.,~,Sl,,, are being distributed at
CANON
PRIMARILY oSE ALREADY REPORTED
w..uuSgros, Aug. 22.-onlcisls Of
~ .,sis ssparlmsnt said today; IL
w '. n,obsple that tho riot noar FOO
va wss the one reported to the
' wy" ass,r,ment several days ago as
' 'srs,TiSg at Yung Ru, not lar from
Foo Chow,
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rouGur ToW pEArM.
Hattie B,twecn n snicido aud Tnrs.
Policemen.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-PAttick Gill;
gan, railroad man, was tired Of life,
anu IN seeking death by drowning,
came near robbing Chicago Of three
guardians Of tue law. Giiligau, who
had been without work Tor some time,
mai become dcspOuieni, went 10 tho
siNty.sevenih pier, End after careful
PREPARATIONS, Julupei iuto tho lake.
Policeman Thomas Hanloy, who hal
obgcrved the mans movements, tried
10 pull Gilligau cut with q pike pole,
uut Gilligsn resisted. Ilhnley bsiug
reinforced by two other policemen,
Spence aud Rafferty,, the throu
launched u small Gthermsn's yawl
nnd Attempted 10 rescue Giliigai m
thst WY. rho waves were Iunulng
very high, apd the officers had yioat
q fllculiy 20 get the drowning man.
When tney finally reached his eide
tnuTe was Eight, In which the boat
was ursst nnd the three officers were
soon struggling IN the water TO save
themselves. GllligAn died shortly
alter being rescued. His efforts at
self.deairucti9n mai flloi his lungs
with water whioh chokcd him 10
dcslh.
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Scarcity oil City Water.

The low pressure Of tho city water
lately las made some determined
zion on TOO part 0f tae iiiclnls iu that
department necessary. THIS morning
VI tav city hsli the pressure was only
about eighteen pOundr, ami " a hfe
hBl STATED under favorable clTcum.
stances TO the flames mu0h u the City
could have been destroyed. Steam
pumps have been plsoed IA EmIgTs.
tUH canyon today aud they will ali
greatly In supplying the city with
Wpter,
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action was tho belief 1; the com ,ittee
thai the Territory viii, beyond Que,
tion Of DOUBT BE- msIps HaIu.
surEkiN1ENpENror COUNTY sCuuO rs
As 70 nominating a candidate for
county surefintendont VI schools ar.
fAnktments were male Tor tie gpIs.
giltH ic'iding OUTSIDE VI tue city to
meet scuAtaiely and attend 10 that
matter while tue delegates from tho
city were considering other gurstlons.
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all roads began to arrive early this
morning and strangers continued to
pour into the city from all pGrts VI the
stste until noon.
Flags flostsd from every flagstaff
and all leading busiu,ss houses wefo
Handsomely decorated. Flowers Of
all varieties were upon every hsud,and
few people failed 10 wear buttOnaire
Of some description.
The procession moved promptly at 2
pm. A. tue grand stand, the battle "
bowers took place. This concluded
the daylight festivities. As soon ne
darkness falls the bicycle lantern
parade will be held aud n grand bsll at
the Casino will close the days feslivl-
tiles,
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New YORK, Aug. ga special to
the Word IRON Colon, Columbia,
say!
Tue EruEdoflan government die.
patches that GsnefAl Altaro's oAm-
paign II not as success' ns hia cable
dispatches to his many friends indi.
cate. A government dispatch says
th. legitimate forces nj AmBiEto til.
umphed over the radicals.
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nonE EVIDENCE.
burranrs Movements ON tho Day
Blanche Lament was Murdered.

burranrs Movements. ON tho Day
Blanche Lamont was Murdered.
San FRASClsco, Aug. 22.-The trial
Of Theodore DuTrant viii be resumed
today after dolsy OF nearly a week
caused ~ the illness OF Judge Muir.
ply.
The prosecution accepted the delay
han opportunity TO take up the thread
o"VvtAl minor stories dropped by the
demand 10 pursue more vitality i'm.
Iohani olews. Absolutely nothing has
uesn LETT undonu 10 make the evidence
against the accused conclusive.
Chafles L.. HsdeTmaIk gnd his wife
Nee NAllti again by too prosecution
sul repeated the remarkable story
sIney ielaled soon after Duuani'a aTrssl,
lhh story, 10 little thought OF Of the
VINE, has gained significant interest n
,ls last lew days, particularly In re-
HHoh " an important statement made
" The police. Captain Lees and his
ahoeiates have said that they will
w, ,N beyond the power OF cohtfAdic-
uoh inc movements OF DurTant during
10y hont OF the day on which Blanche
lamont disappeAred.
poIeNeu that thsy have wit
hut who saw Durrant user the church
ohWsen o and O'clock ON tho svenlpg
" April q. Tho dramatic story told
y, ~ hedemhrk aud hi, wife tells wins.
nHoNed, In the shadows Of the church
, ri'y saw man NOV NJ irsm place 10
pace As the darkness OF hight desp.
,leu 'hey saw him IN the aAllerles OF
10 10 deserted place, guldud 10 his terri.
Wv "stk BY the Hight Of a candle.
AZ hr't the moving liRh. behiud the
GtyN church window made them tbinE
wv UT, church was on HE, but closer
N"'ehing quistsd their fears, anu they
t,o1ululed that somtOuu was repEiring
, ,us sanctuary. They had no suspioion
, ,'n' 'ney were watching the last grew.
sous T. detail ofa horrible crlms.
lhe mau whose nhnduv thew
o nls hiding the deadly record Of bis
o ~, me, lie was busy among the rlftsrs
~ In, ,he s!eeple, gazing now and again
U low, upon tho bouy Of the siri wnsso
,le 10 had taker. subst0uept eyen,s
s ~, an Intense interest 10 Inc mari
"Iieh hedemark and his wife played'
1ha' 10 one reason why they 6sy.
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Tabcrnaclc Choir al Sallair.

Tomorrow viii be the second anu
lstt visil for tho season ~ the Tabrrna.
,l' chO.rt 10 the Lake. A splendid PRO.
;sam has losn arraugu4 Tor. II viii Ia.
rludo several Of the coming Eistcddi0j
contest pieces by the newt organized
cnUfuses. Tho program which viii tie
-endetej, beginning NJ 1850, Il ma i0l.
lrwF.
90 "Ihe summer" routgst piece. prize 500.
Tabernacle CHOIR. aHI NuirUH
I4I ~ ridal ~ ttu iNrls" rrgu $50. The
pS1 LadIe#' chOIfs combined, ~ voices.
"a 70 wales ~ uCsUfrt'
r" tho Glorious suuF2 " Freedom
Tho Young rgopIU'a contest chorus, lgj
voices. ifist 500.
o. "thu sound N war Malr ruofus
Harmony Clun. % voices rfIFH lluL
90 Damascus March. Tabernacle Choir.
At0 O'clock a suronhio concert, from
= specially erected platform In tho
Lake. will be rendered by the HAr.
mOny Glco club.
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PARIs, Aug. 22.- A seml.oniclal
note was issued today saying II ia In.
exact that the u =. government has
demanded the release OF John L..
Waller anu the payment OF an In.
demnity ON unIof his sentence Of
20 years imprisonment by court mar
tial ia Madagasosr, where Waller was
formerly u. 8, consul.
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cuHAN IIERoINrs.
women Join Tbsir Trisnds In tn"
ueboI Army.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla Aug. %. -
Glbota aiyices announce that the VILE
NJ the Rebel Colonel Miro has gone
lurough tho government lines and
ioibei her husband In the Cuban
camps, determined to remain by his
aide and share his fate. bhe was &C.
c.mpanied by a friend, n young We
man. THIS lady has n brother In the
Cuban army. MrS. Miro aud her com
panlon, It IL understood, will devote
thtmielvss TO the care OF their clun-
lrymun who ara wounded In tho cam
"a "a planned by Nitro.
Il is whispered In Holguln that
Cofnello RliSs, u Cuban Tesldout, dis
tlugulshed M an official OF vAlor In the
flfmer war for Independence, has
Joined the rebel forces under Angel
GuefTaTn.
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New York, Aug. 22.-CoTonor Fitz.
patrick has ordered the arrest OF
rhomls Murray, foreman; Charles
Behrens, architect; Edward J. You.
ugl1, assistant architect, aud Thomas
Walker, Contractor PArker's assistant,
Tor their connection with tue Ireland
building disaster.
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WIN No, Mnr. IN. oI,mnl..

WAsnIEGTON, Aug. Pho offer
Of Union works, sau FFluoiseo, 10
furnish sixty men TO speed the Olympia
across the Pacific Will not be- Guespiai
by the navy department. The OlymDla
Will make tho trip 10 japan 1t thp ".
diuary moderate pace usual 10 the
other vssseis VI the navy.
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NYACIs, n. ", Aug. 2?.-Grsud
Union hotel 1t Cougers took fire nj 3
O'Clock this morning and with the
contents was totally destroyed. The
loss IL $4,000. In Jumping from n
window william a. Webb, = guest,
broke his leg Aud otherwise was ssri.
Uusly injured,
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JOHN nKcnN'S roRr.
VIII lie Taken nnrk TO IiEsptr's
Ferry. Va.

Ferry, Va
CHICAGO, Aug. 22,-Tho waterfall,
composing John Browns iort are 10
be taken back to Harper'a Ferry, Va,
cary In September. Brought here br-
lore tho Worlds Fair, the enterprise
proved successful. Alter brief
existence II Tell from the SheFlfi's into
tue wteokrr's haudr. IL made way
irAdepaTiment store. Now Hampers
Ferry IL 10 have its own ngsin,ss a con.
tack has been signed to remove the
materials And re.OfeoI It on tho original
sils.
Public spirited people contributed
the necessary funds la Response TO
Mss Kate Fisla's appesls, The con.
tlbu1lOn VI tho Baltimore Il ohio
F'l'osd tsGos tho form OF FREQ trans
p0uGllOn.
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Business college Incorporates.

This morning. articles OF ino1rpoTa.
ton Of the Salt Lake Business College
were filed. This object OF IN" corpora.
ton IL to conduct the business OF
business colleges or schools, buying
and selling stationery and publishing
u college or school journal. Tue amount
oi capital stock 10 $4,000 which Ia d.
ylded into 1000 Hhgrep. The stock II
subscribed ~ fUllOwF: NJ. b.JOhnstOn,
1850; q, w. Plpp, 400, Clark Gib.
son, 800, T.. W. MRison, 100;
4. +. Walker, 100. The above
named gentlemen are the cDrpotstrfs
aud compose the board VI truststs, For
the next twelve months NJ. H. JOnn.
stun viii act IA president; 4. w. Mad
son, yioc-prssldeni; =. T.. Walker
treasurer, aud q. w. pOpp, secretary.
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shot Himself accidentally.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 22.-Robett
NJ. hulunins, vice president OF CLARK
d Courts company, the largest station.
cry house In tn. South, the son OF J
II. Hulohins, head Of the we'll known
banking nrm Of Ball, Huiohins 4 Co.,
while playing this morning with a
pistol, shot himself fatally.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. g2!-Aiter
making exhaustive examination OF the
antscedeuts Of his CaliiorniE daugh ter-
ln'law, the Msrquis oi Qlssnsbuty
has pronounced Lsdo Sholto Douglas
III to take her place In the ranks of
LnglIsh arlsl0cIaey.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. - --ChArlcs
X. Bishop, first vice president " the
bank OF California Ia this ciIy has con.
Iributtd 100000 ~ schools anu tOCie-
ties In tho Hawaiian Islznds. Tho
money IA to be used 10 promote the in
ietosis VI number Of institutions
sustained by tho laie Mrs. Bishop IN
her lifetime.
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crIY ArpoRrroSuESr.

A committee on Rpporlionmsnt WIS
appointed by the chairman rs follow;
Fiut precinct, J. NJ. Denny; Seconl
precinct, J. a. william; rniTi pre-.
c,nct, II. 4. Llnyd; Fourth precinct,
II. V. Moloy; Fi'In, NJ. II. SOwies.
The committee, afteTA careful compu
tation anu canvass, submitted the FOL.
lowing HppVrIiOnmrnI schedule, whoa
was unanimously adopted:
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New York, Aug. a2.-rhiftsen hun.
dred cloak makers have struck. This
makes n total Of eight thousand
workers on strike belonging u the
several branches Of tue garment trade
IN tie Hebrew section OF the city. The
demand In for mn Increase OF wages,
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Kindergarten Meeting.

TheIe will DO a meeting ot this Utah
kindergarten, Friday, tho 23rd, a,
o'clock, at the WOmaH's Exponent
oflics, Consultation building. IL 10
vufy urgent tbnt all the OnlcerB anu
directors be- resent.
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THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
The Campaign Committee Recommend,
Ward Primaries for the CITY and
Suggests an ApporiionmsnL

The Democratic county committee
mot In tho oilioe OF Its chairman, W.
q. Hall, nj ii u. IN. today to further
discuss aud arrange plans for arrang.
Ing lie campaign tor tue coming .lec.
ton. Mr., Hall presided and Is. 4.
Lloyd acted ns secretary.
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ELMwOOD, Ind, Aug. 22.-Dss.ruc.
tive forest fires are raging ten miles
northeast OF this city, noar Region,
cAuPod by the dry weather making
everything 'niismmAbls. The loss 10
farmvt's feucen anu crops Ia beyond
estimate, anu tho tlre Ia beyond con.
troll nj the preient time aud spreading
fast
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CLkvELAND, Aug. 22.-ln the Well
dell nouss, Cyfus H. Cameron shot AM
Killed himself six bullets were fred,
all OF when tooS effect. Cameron W.,
4 travelling man employed by NJ. L.
Lllley " Co.. NJ Columbus, dealers In
military equipments.
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MADRID, Aug. ga severe Garth.
quake has shaken tho town Of Coin In
Andulsia, twOuty.Ono miller west OF
Malaga. Serious damage has teen
done, Coin has population o 10000.
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pInnInE MN nnrn.a.

DESvER, Aug. 22.-McPhee q Me-
GlnniIy's planning mill burned this
morning. This loss II $685. insur.
auce twD.,hirds. a queer coincidence
Ia the fact that exactly two years ago
today the mill was burned.
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The following resolution was die.
cussed nj length anu unanimously
adopted.
whoroa, thoro ~ great lack Of SUI
ncIontly large aud properly located halls
or other places accessible for holding
political primaries throughout this city
In precinct capacities; therefore IL DO
Resolved, That We approve the plan Of
holding ward ptimario, iu al OF the pro.
cincts " tho city and that We recommend
such action to tho Democrats thereof and
suggest that that course be followed IN
the selection OF delegates 30 attend tho
the Blst inst
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KIRFF, Aug. 22.--Tho boiler Of the
steamer TAnAn exploded while the
vessel was at ksnen. Several persons
wete drowned and forty injured.
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, ,.,,sy That NAY Have TO lie he'
,,,,,d 20 tho secretary Of War

Say FRANCISCO, Aug. .2.-socre'
tafy Of War Lamont VIII piopsoiy 70 W
c,lisd upon to settle dispute between
tbs local members Of the n. IL, u anu
,s' ' eommandilg officer a, the Pfesldlo.
I'M. sI.tiisefs take exception 10 the
.n.e,ipilon "Muriored by sirikors,'
vhleb has been placed on n monument
,,,eisd over the graves OF four soldiers
vso wefe killed ia y railway wreck
during the great strike Il year ago.
C,spsfsl Graham hn. been asked to
6svs the Objectionable inscription re-
moved, and u he does not 90 50 oy
u,zl Monday, an appeal VIII le 1aRon
70 tho secretary Of war.
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M HONEY, 30 WORN.

Decision Regarding Mineral Com.
missIonerS la Montana apd Idaho.
WAsnISdloS, Aug, 22.-The acting
secretary OF the Interior has decided
that there are no means whereby the
work OF the United States mineral
commissioners IN Montana and Idaho
can he continued after September rs,
when tho appropriation becomes eK.
hausted,
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IN HONOR uY FLORA.


COLORADO SPBGsGs, Aug. 22.-The
third annual Hover carnival held in
this city TO-DAY eclipsed the former
celebrations. Excursion trains over
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40 TERRITORIAL oANDIDATEs

The total representation from the
city aud county II 4s5,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-19

Vegetable Compound is a miracle.
l have seen it cure womb troubles
when al the wiscst doctors failed.
My sisters, don't hesitate.
Write ct once; relief IS waiting
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San Francisco, Cal.
Get Lra1a Z. Pukham'S Ilge-
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-19
filling UODteR,
VIM DO You HeSit0te Q

Al have to say IS, any woman
who continues to suffer with any
Of those trying diseases peculiar
to our sex IS largely responsible
for her own suffering, for if she
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-19

will only ap-
ply to Mrs
Pinkham, re-
lief will fol
low at once.
q" This /
know absO-
lutely from
my own per
sOnal eEDe
ricnCc Her
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-19

The salary of the state superintendent
of public instruction as now PROVIDED LoI
The free press., 1895-01-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Jackson, Miss, !
Dec. 10. 1891.

Notice is hereby given that the
following manned settler has filed
notice of her intention to make final
proof IN support of her claim, and
that SAID proof will be made before
the Chancery Clerk of Pearl Riyer
county at Poplarville, Miss, or
January 25, 1895, viz: Amanda F.
Watson, of McNiell, Miss, Home
stead No 24,2l7, for the s. sci and
s. sw4 sec 25 t 4 sr II W.
She names the following witnesses
to prove her continuous residence
upon and cultivation of, said land
viz: a. l.. Livings, James w. Gill,
w. D. Graham, Richard Spicrs, all
of McNiell P. o., Miss.
ROBERT E. WILSON,
Z ct. Register.