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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26
.mlsTLeros AT YuLgrlog.


l'ln connection OF mistlrtOo with Christ
mus u very curious one, says Robert
Blight In tho Philadelphia Press, and far
from being n general one. Literature II
perhaps mainly responsible for 1t, in that
illusions to u custom In n great degree
purely local have made . large number OF
persons Interested In tho plant. IT,, more
over, soGma 10 me that the custom OF using
10 IN Christmas decorations depends on
two cOnsidcrAtions--tlrst It's evergreen
habit, and secondly, the vonontion In
which Ia was hold by tho Drulds. In tho
orchards Of HoretOrlshiro mud Worcester
shire, In England, and In those OF Nor
mandy apple trees may he seen covered
with mistlotuo to such mn extent that in
wintor tlmo, when divcstcd Of their natural
Leaves, thoy present mass Of groom in tho
lenyes Of their parasite
Tho reasons mentioned have no doubt
done much to secure for tho mlstlotoc tho
place which IN recent tlmos " has held In
Christmas festivities, but II Is not 80 uni
ycrsAlly honored mt Yuletidc us tho holly.
In fact, its popularity Ia purely local, and
its uso as AN ornament, In places whore II
docs not grow, is duo ruthnr TO AN anti.
guardian sentiment than TO any feeling
that its prosnnpe ut tho rcioiolngs Of lht
season Ia necessary. You may hnvo very
mnrry Christmas without any mistletoo nj
NIL hut TO tho majority " tho people q
Christmas without u sprlg or two Of holly
would scarcely soon 10 DO Christmas al
nil. Even that raro old plant thoiyy green,
cannot compete with the holly ~ n noocs
sAry part Of domestic ndurnmont for tn,
Christmas morry gatherings
Sdll mis,lctuo hHs certain amount o
sentiment attached TO 1t, aud therefore IN,
mlstletoc bouRh finds place In tho farm
houses, MANSIONS and castles OF tho dis
triots OF England where It grows and II
tho dwellings Of the wealthy whore IL cai
DO purchased, while horc spray Is bough
Just for tho sake OF old memories.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26
cREsdENT CRY RACES.

New orleans. Dec. 25.-Twenty-eighth day
OF the Crescent City Jockey club's winter
meeting; weather raining, track sloppy.
Summarizes
scyan and half furlonsB-whlsper won.
Lillian second. Cotton King third. Time.
l.42 a.
Seven furlongs-Tom sayre won. Chenoa
second, Tanorod third. Time, i;35 80.
MILO and half, handicap--Pioncer won.
Booze second, Clarus third. Time. 2:46,
Christmas handicap. mile and an eighth
Governor sheehan won, Jamboree second.
Langdon third. Time, 300 leg.
Mile and twenty yarda, nelling-Mendicant
won. Sir John second. Potsdam third. Time
if.0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Next TO tho mistletoc md holly tho inu.
rol and ground pine aru most favored, tho
formers glossy leaves and green berries
suggestive OF good cheer and always form
ing nm effective background when gay Der.
ries or moses aru used in addition. The
ground pine coils easily aud gracefully
Into wrcaths and Is Invaluable for twinine
about staireasus or pillars or for using In
decoration On large scale whom bourhs
OF spruce, hcinlock and cellar nru also
much In vogue, st. Louis Republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

san Francisco, Cal, Dec. 25,-Three
masked robbers held up Mission
street car returning from Ingleslde to-
night and robbed Richard Clark. an
employe of the Pacific Coast Jockey
club. OF the receipts OF the day. said
to aggregate $1,000. Clark and two 9th
or men were shot by the robbers, but 1t
Is believed none OF the wounds will
prove fatal, although Clark will proba-
bly, lose one OF his legs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26
OFFF9
Ct a Loan Vas iii
By Russia
COMES TO ASSISTANCE !, I,
UNIFIED srarEA
DIVIDES Her GlO||
Profrer Of Pecupia., AZ

Washington, Dec. 25.-or.i ~.
was excited in official circle. ~ !
uay by the publication In x. NJ
inston Post under a New "a Il.
OF n eircumstantial statem.ot !. X
erect that the Russian rov,,s...
mas offered to lend the tIuil,d M.
any amount of gold up 10 tlo&osw,
ohe-half of Its total possession, y x
specie-in order to maintain il ,,,a,
against assaults from from Il, ~
money powers of European. ,,,t,.
and that the Rothschilda M,,.
Messrs. Belmont and Mors,n NJ
oVertures to let the U lied ststss NJ
any amount of gold needed,
The statement. II Is Learned /. =.
curate so far as concerns the ~ M
Russia rendered the United s,sis
part of Its store OF gold. bst a.
natural inference that this oiyer -.
recent one In consequence Of Ia m
Venezuelan message and subsQts,d
panic Is not warranted, for Il miy n
assorted positively and On errstr|
authority that the tender vas il n
manner influenced by the complc,tt,l
now existing between the UthI
states and Great Britain u The M
of negotiations over the venuusid
boundary question, and wts Ia n
made two years ago,
The fact Of the matter Is bret y,
runs back only to the bsgInnlrt
the present administration Of Prssti.d
Cleveland. Soon after he came N
office for the second time the pyii,d
was confronted with q rapidly sAh.il
Ing gold reserve In the uni'ed Sud
treasury and a heavy loss oi nTeI
incident TO radical changes h n
tariff, This situation resulted II n
United States being asked iafssr fts
than usual for any bonds Il nt3
wish to float.
The Russian government tor u
years had been accommodating sos
cases at great disadvantages, 0sirf
the hostility OF money Lenders 81 NJ
trail and Western Europe, and rxl
gold was purchased In the open M
ket by secret agents Of the Ruit1
government. The purpose was not ~
to provide a proper reserve In NJ B1b
sim war chest, but also 10 prmt,
against q contemplated change y "
Russian monetary system BY nb
the silver rouble 10 parity VIII ~
The procedure in this case wa sTs'
to that of Secretary Sherman VIA I
accumulated the si0o,oo.ooo rca n
serve as preliminary to deciinnii I.
treasury ready to redeem In goli !,
greenbaclts issued during the lli y.
Taking cognizance OF the stun.
of the United States governnenl, y,
which It had always been on 'nuI
the closest friendship, and Oeiss'
which and itself no conflicting lllg N.
We're likely to arise Secretary urs.ls.
was notified that Russia stood VI
to part with half Of her store q 4,
II 80 much was needed to pvo1ea \ \.
old time friend in the family n /.
tions. The kind offer was fraifiuul N I.
knowledged, but as capltalins q W Y.
nations gained an mixing o. 'rs =
that the tender had been me9s = :, Y
found that the terms upon WEI N
could be obtained In the onen WI Y Y
were so favorable as to MANU- !,
necessary to tax the frleno,ax,
Russia. About the only pew
the situation is that this iacI g ess y
freshly made known In tns s~v-
money markets. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26
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certificates OF Indebtedness bearing 3
per cent interest and payable within
three years to be issued to meet any
temporary deficiency OF revenue. The
only object OF the bond bill is to reduce
the rate OF interest and time they run.
as bonds which the secretary Is now
authorized to issue bear and per
cent interest The bill practically sep
arates the redemption fund from the
cash In the treasury and ls intended to
put stop to the use OF the proce eds of
bonds TO meet the deficiencies In the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

strnwn. Tex, Dec. 25.-(speoIal)--
The trestle work on the west end or
creek on the Texas and Pacific rail-
way was burned on last Saturday after
noon. Travel was suspended until $50
n. m. Monday. The fire Is supposed =
have originated from passenger train
No. 4. which passes this point at ia5
y. m. The bridge is being rebuilt. but
II viii be more than a weeks work for
the bridge crows.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

New York. Dec. 25.-Winlam Hal
llnger. according to an interview which
viii be published in the World tomor-
row. has identified the body OF the
woman found horribly mangled en-
East Fourteenth street last Saturday
as that Of Mrs. Cassie Davies Robin
son, sister of "Parson" Davies. the
well known sporting man. Evidence
continues to be accumulated to show
that the woman was murdered for n
small amount Of money supposed to
have been In her possession.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26
COMMERCIAL


Glen Rose, Tex, Dec xo- Nv. d
Stewart g. waterson. srocIs, ii
hardware, filed a deed q M. i,
last night to ]. r. Milan, , uo,sS n
creditors are us follows; ~. I'M
Gerry company. Waco; Ws ppl,s,X 1
Grocery company, Fort Wo,.pul Nh
Bell, hardware. Weathe'iy,..sss, n
Cameron, Waco. Asse's
cient TO nay all demands
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

i.ndonla. Tex. Dee. 5,-tspeelal.l-rhls
country was visited yesterday morning about
$ O'Clock by terrible cyclone and wind
storm, Houses were blown down and trees
urrootci that stood In either path Mr.. W.
+. l.ttle's house about two miles west was
blown down, also tho old King school house,
ON tho east about two miles the house Of
Mrs. Day and also Byron Days were blown
down.
Granbury, Tex. Dec. 25.-tspeciai.l--A
heavy wind and rain storm passed over Mon
day might damaging oh, uhhory and swelling
the streams out Of the banks.
Troy Tex. Dec, e5,-tspeelal.l-A cold
norther has beon blowing here today
Hnlsboro. Tex. Dec rs ESPECIALLY Tho
weather here today Is very cold; a little sleet
falling tonight.
Terrell Tex, Dec s5,-tspeclal.) -The
chilly wlndn struck Terrell this morning and
have been getting cooler and cooler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Partisan confeotloners and florists deco.
ratio their shops with some effort nt symbol.
ism on tho fcte days OF tho your. Last
Christmas b0nbonnlures OF donkoys. with
panels OF infant dolls. were displayed. Tbo
favoTlte cake OF this holiday is almond.
thinly mndv and covered with figures
Plum cake Is seen In tho north OF France
during tho holidays, Another caka
"peniant Jesus" cut out In the form u \
child, Is very popular with tho children.
Exchange
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Greenyllle. Tex. Dec. wsrcauts
Patterson, doing q genera ,r,ssst 4.
ness here, flled chatter .pa,,avIrs ",
afternoon. naming the IL, iO' ppursss.
creditors; y. L. Frost. s,w',he>, 4 u.
, MSSss Gre sUni National s. ami
.Farrwen company. sioo; sstu, 3 ~
p,-v. siss; total ilabii'us''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Cincinnati. o., Dec. 24.-The supreme
council OF the Knights Of Pythias held
quiet meeting here Monday night
and organized q regiment of infantry
that will hold Itself In readiness in
case OF war. Tonight they passed a
resolution inviting knights in good
standing to enlist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

NJ CApazza, n well known aeronnut OF
Paris recently asserted that he had hit on
tho discovery Of parachute whereby, aft'
or II balloon had mounted 5000 feot and
hoen deprived by accident of Its buoyanoy,
It would ho possible to send any sncks Of
dispatches carried. Tho dispatches natural
" were readily provided, There was some
difficulty in securing volunteer to escort
thom In the balloon. Finally, however,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Why do bells for Christmas ring,
Why do little children sings
Once a lovely shining star
Boon by shepherds from afar
Gently moved until iis light
Made managers cradle bright
There u darling baby lay
Piliowed soft upon the hay,
And It's mother sang and smiled,
"rh,s Is Christ, the holy chlld.I
Therefore bells for Christmas ring,
Thcrerre little children sing.
--Ls gene Field In Chicago Herald
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

London, pee. 25,--Thc Daily News says.
referring to tho Venezuelan controversy:
II Senator Gray expressed the real objects
OF the commission II Ia apparent Il Is not Of
tensye and although Lord salisbury cannot Of
eourse recognize the commission, he will OF
course do well to render 1t every courtesy
and assistance.
The Standard publishes an article from
Madrid advocating an understanding between
Great Britain and tho United States on tho
ground that Venezuela only contends for the
same rights against England which Spain
formerly did
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Washington. Dec ab--s.erstary Herbert has
practically concluded VI a3ard tho contfnct
for tho construction o, battle ships flvo and
ak TO the Newport News Dry Dock and ship
Bulding company % Virginia al thelr bid OF
s.,r5o.on for each ship. II was found upon
careful inspection u tho law authorizing
ths construction Of ships that the department
could not go bshlnd the face o. the lids 70 Il
VAL not possible 70 allow the other hiddefs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Terrell, Tex, Dec, 25-(special.)-
Robbery was going on last night. Some
one relieved Marshal Keller of quite
lot OF cash. The parties are spotted
and may be apprehended before an
Othar dav
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26
TTIE PHIi,AprLpIIIA sTRiKr.

Philadelphia. Dec. eS.--Thc street railway
trouble broke out afrcsh today but was
quickly duelied and cara arc again running
as usual. While Il lasted several cars we're
stoned aud their windows smashed hut no.
body was hurt The difficulty occurred on
uirari avenue. tho ex-stTikers charging that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Dallas, Tex. Dec, ,, 4, i 8 Y
Judge Burke has appp' n oermaps: !,
lot and Julius chandr,o,n tarfi,s' Il
cefvers of the BENNY BENNY recent! Il
pany OF Dallas, wh .s'rr s5a, (
with liabilities exeesst iouis ~
OF the creditors are -
oInnau Arms. -, <
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

New York. Dee. ss--A 'q a, p,rs's','.
from Washington say vssesrs'1' !,
rendered places on me ~ 4 yr,.,s
sion to Edward J, Phs ess,,s ~ s,5
mloister TO England 1,ssass,sra q
Illinois. ex-mlnister 70 Z, rt<eifi] 4
eeptanees have not bss1 e.nl5is',e. "
third place on the n1s~ s,,s 10
be allied until Mt. fhs \
accept. n Va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Rene Dec. 25.--Advices received
here today from Aleppo say that the
town OF Zeitoun. 10 miles from Ma
rash which has been held by the In
surgent Armenians for some time past.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Mexia, Tex. Dec. 2.-ispss ~. y
d,l,er dealer in confectionery. - ~, :!
trust to Dave Plat last nisnt
amount involved. Nc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Dallas. Dec. 25.--(speclal.ll.,n. ..,rtr.
rls, grocers al oak Gin, fa!lsd !. ~
p. Diamond has been nan',s ,irej1 =
the creditors. Liabilities. spp n.lJn -
divided among about uoieu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Mansfield Tex. Dec. --tspocial)--Georgs
Williams was found dead one.half mile north
Of town this morning MIR. Williams received
some whisky on last nights train and the
suppostIon is that he got drunk and lay out
all night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

has been captured by the Turks. It
is added that the inhabitants OF Eel
toun fled to the mountains.
Washington. Dee. 2s.--fhe Turki'h
delegation received from the sublime
porte the following cablegirn unaer
ioday'a date; AN Armenian priest be-
longing to the revolutionary commits
lee was arrested at Marash. HIS whole
correspondence relating 20 ZeHoun
re, olution was found on him"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Last night negro preacher named
James Isom was arrested on the charge
OF running his wife away and trying
TO XIII her uia home u on Evan.
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

corsicana, Tex, Dec. n,., 800 4 y
Blankman has been appois",s ~ ~
trict Judge as receiver "
Vehicle company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

10 scale down their bids to meet the low bid
Of the Newport News company save win
THAR consent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14
U. S. TREASURY IN DANGER
Il Japan Demand tho War Indemnity
Paid 10 Cold.
Immense Financial transactions An-
ticipatsd silver IL iieinE iioardsd
The Price does 40.

NAV Yonil, March Ii.-Tho Word
this morning faysi
A menace 10 the financial ~ stem Of
The United States has suddenly spTung
into being. Tho price Of silver adj
vsnced conta Rn ounce, following a
similar ADVANCE In london, auc 10 the
beginning OF boarding here anu abroad
In anticipation Of immense financial
tfnu6actious when China begins 20 pay
the war indemnity demanded by japan
Of $3.50, 900. OOI org3oO, OOO,UOO. whether
China Will have 10 pay Ia silver OF iu
gold or In whatever coin, the effect
uuon the United States will Dec im-
mediate. 10 gold Is demanded 10 iu
ioafUd mat tho rate OF exchange on
London viii suddenly BhDOt up aud
tue treasury will bo tuuject ~ now
ami greater lruln than any In 10 his.
tlry-A drain that Morgan md Bel
mont viii bu powerluss 10 stop. one,
Chester H0.cumUr, has already for
wntdud from this city. Mt HU,cumOv
lived Tor sixteen yeats In Chluh ana %
d Fsi'lCd linguisJ IA many Chimes
dialects, he was the secretary for TIE
Uuituu States ~ Pekin for a long
time.
A. 10 announced that Mr.. Charles =.
DmmmOni, the investment agent OF
Baron changers banking house 10
Germany, has been asked 70 10 ~ the
| East Tor nh principal
L3ng-hcaded nnaucierl la Wall
street said tnoro BE- "a possibility 81 some
very imr uflant fctulls wien tbs ok
war uutt 10 japan comes 90 DO paid.
Japan may propose to come ana ~ la
| tho Chinese custom hOutuB anu by lm-
/ root bud export .utiea help hurtrlL
| England viii az once object nni pr0Hyr
/ 10 accept o Cniuusu bond aud advance
the cash. IL 10 is % he silver Ia pay
meut a squeeze throughout China may
produce 10, OF revival Of silver miu-
Ing may supply II, but u demand Tor
/ gold by Japan viii direct attention 10.
/ atnnlly Co the one source ui open gold
supply 10 the known w0rld-the United
States treasury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14

Huntington Has an fntrryi"w With
the Secretary of tho Interior.

Huntington Has az fnteryI"w With
the SECRETARY of tho Interior.
WAuuNurUN, March li.-COls =.
Huntington und Hu Interview with
the secretary OF the interior today To-
garding tue interests VI thc lacihc
RAILROADS. regarding the report That The
secretary intohda 90 ifduu an Otlot de
rcc,ing that up more patents Tor land
itsuc 90 the Union and Cuu,Wl Pa.
clio roads uuill thCfn has teen
settlement % The Indebtedness uf
thuso companies. Huuuugtun tei-
resented 90 the secretary that The Janus
han al been UafnaI la time, anu Ia
many cAsUa they had been ,rnutfcffod
10 pufB0ns who mad occupied them from
ten ~ twouty ycnrf. lie alsD tsid TIC
companies were not seeking patents IN
instances where the road had not
disposed OF TO landn ~ they
became taxable as soon Ne tho
laiunts were ifuucd, The blstvB anu
counties iu which the lands we've
situated vutc moro Interested iu
securing patunis, a. they became cu-
titled TO tnXrH na soon n1 the patsnta
had been passed. Euitlur than lAisi
the companies desired tO ulapIsu OF Ihg
lands 10 secure money 70 meet tho
payments nov about duo. huuuug.
ton thought &c would hinder lhu
company iu touuiug money co laude,
! N such order hHI Uueu i.lugi unl rev.
resented that nothing oyurt ought 10
! be- done by the government 90 prevent
tho company from raising ,uuls.
uuuuuslUu, however dll uUt consider
! tlis Of 30 much importance ua uc iid
! tho qugftlUu OF settlement Tor tue Pa.
clio roads debt, pui be- believed Ihr
recommendations made by tho t,cfe'
/ hry oI tuu Interior wOulu have great
| weight iu the next Congress. hs iL-
! slated that before 1897 the government
must ECt or it would lose heavily.
Huntington expressed hope tuat tue
/ report 90 tue secretary and commits
flunur ~ railroads would elaborate ON
TIE sulj tcl OF the IuIou,utnsf uuu nl'
Yiso D. iusl aud equitable l.al VI oct.
/ Element,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14
SPAIN, Do YOU HEAR?
This Firing On American Ships Must
CsasJI
YOU MUST RESPECT THAT rLACi
Tor Uncle sam Has said lij lie Means
ll-And Ivs Greatly 10 His
Credit.

CHgAGo, March i4.-A special to
the Journal from Washington says:
This firing on American chips bound
TO and from the South Atlantic must
cease. The Alliance incident must
not DO repeated. IL matters not
whether Captain Crossmau was
within or without leagues die
lance from shore. lie wac In
tho regular route OF vessels
passlng between the United States and
Fouthgrn p0ris. IL Is O. recognized
thor0ughiafc, aud must 30 respected
by spain a. such, as fai a. ships dying
the STAR anu Stripes are concerned.
a message embracing tue sense OF
tho above, by direction OF Secretary
Grc6hnm, was today oablui 20 Minister
Taylor at Madrid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14
The PROVO coop" CLOSED
tt Was tho oldest iustItutlon Of the
itinu ~ iho Territory State
ment OF its uusiness.


SrsaIa' 90 ns SGwA
Provo, Utah, March 1.-the Provo
cooperative tustltution IA In the
hnnJo Of the w.. mammal under an
execution issued from the First district
court this morning.
When rumous were beard that the
institution had been attached much
surprise was expressed, o. 10 be the
largest mercantile house ia town, aud
tho oldest cooperative Institution 10
tho Territory 10 has been known lot
iom0 tins that the corporation was
heavily involved; but tue directors
anu stockholders have hoped that II
would be- able louull through. YefteI'
day, however, q. q. Weber, supcrin,
tcuuunt Of n. &. NJ. l., which iusii,u
ton hula claims ggainat a.,
C1-or. Co.. -jiuJ5 30, came down and
obtained NOTE Tor the amount, o..
cured by mortgage ON all tho real Rnl
personal property OF tho corporation
and Immediately took steps 10 fore
close. The result was that this morn,
ing n decree of foreclosure was OBJ,
tanned IN the First dislrict court aud
all the property Of The Coop wa.
levied upon.
The Fiuy National bank Of Provo OF.
t0chcd the institution early this morn
ing In a suit Tor 81 100 ON ptomi,sor!
uoIe, but a. tho mortgage was giyoi
yesterday, Of cour6o the bauk's will b
secondary. The Coop owpp, besides
thc amounts mentioned, about slg, 600
90 900 Of Ihis amouut IL Uuu 10 Ga,
cftitu OF A. o. Smo0t ana the balance
90 Salt Lake and eastern mercantile,
houses. Tho asselr, including uotpl
anu accounts, when an inventory wa
taken last month, figured ny To SOS,
600. 30 u would seem that there 10 1
prospect OF the creditors being PAL,
Ia tull.
ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT.
G, d. Gl1er, hardware dealer, be-
| closed out his business To the Prov
| Commercial SayiugH bank. IL is nc
known what disposition the bank vii
make OF tue business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14
Look Out For lramps.

william Mullen appeared ut police
headquarters carly tnis morning with
his face somewhat bruised, ami stated
that he had been assaulted by two men
on second South, near State street.
II looks NJ though this city is about
10 be uvcf.ruu with tramps Eud thugs,
The police ran ln q gaug 81 them lau.
night, uud many tough looking char.
acters nre said 40 be on tho street,.
Information lUs now reached the C!iy
officials b the effect that ihe roads are
lined with them between Grand June.
lion and this city all Ol whom axe
headed this way.