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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-08
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Mrs. T.. Brown, Island Pond, VT
ESTATE or SULLIVAN RANNEY.

The undersigned having been appoin ted by
the Non. Probate Court for the District of
Essex, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate ofSulliVan Rauncy,
late Of Concord, in said district, deceased
and all claims exhibited in offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purposes aforesaid at the late residence Of the
said sullivan Rauucv on The Goth day Of Aug
o'CloCk y. m. until ) O'Clock y. IN. each Of said
days. and that six months from the 5th da Y
Of July, 4. H. 1898, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present
their claims To US for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Concord, this 5th day Of July.
4. d, 1898.
GEO. O. FORD.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-08
MILLINERY
and DreSSmaking

a. the residence Of Mrs. Thomas Brown on
Main street, island Pond, VI
have q nice line Of new Millinery Goods
and an orders entrusted to me will receive
my personal supervision. also keep in stock
dress trimmings, Innings, hraids, etc. and an,
prepared 10 do dreSsmaking promptly and
reasonably, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-08
Mansur's Real Estate Agency.
FARM FOR SALE.

The Geo. Hudson farm. in Newark. VI
consisting of 225 acres. cuts 40 tons hay
good sugar orchard, large pasture, good barr
and comfortable house. Will be sold cheap
Enquire of John Donaldson, Island Pond
Vt, or of
q. NJ. MANSUR, Real Estate Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02
OUR UPPER HOUSE.
EVIDENCES THAT a WAR WILL
MARK ITs CLOSE.
Demonstrations of the Night Before
Were Plainly In Evidence When
the Senate Net Yesterday.

Washington, D. c., March. 1.-The
demonstrations in the Senate chamber
last night left traces on the proceedings
today. The senators in groups dis
cussed the dramatic scenes OF the night
The three chief figures in last nights
conflict, Chandler, Hill and Martin
were early in their seats. Several vet
eran Democratic leaders-Harris. Cor
man and others-conferred what could
be done without jeopardiZing the pas
sage of the appropriation bill. On the
surface the Senate business proceeded
With the usual serenity. The Bland
bill providing for an extension until
January Is. 1897, of the time within
which entries might be made on GER
tain lands was discussed at length and
passed.
Mr.. Morgan, chairman of the Com
mfttee on Foreign Relations and one
of the United States members of the
Rering Sea commission, offered q reso-
luton concerning the payments Of the
Rering Sea seizures. He directed at
tention to the reference to the Foreign
Relations committee Of the president 5
message concerning the seizures and
the investigation OF the subject during
recess.
Mr. Morgan said an inquiry was
most desirable for the VindiCati0n Of
the United States.
Nr. Turpie Democrat, of Indiana
objected to immediate consideration Of
the resolution and it went over.
Mr. NTanderson's resolution Was
agreed to for a committee of inquiry
as to the advisability OF a joint COM
mittee Of the two houses on neurology.
to do away with eulogies on deceased
senators and members. and provide for
memorial volumes Of the dead.
Created Stir.
At 11:40 O'clock the Senate went into
executive session.
At 2 O'Clock the executive session
ended and the doors we're again opened.
When the item Of clerks for senators
and members was reached Mr. Man
dergon made something of q stir by
Offering an amendment that no wife
OR child Of any senator or member shall
be named as clerk to a committee or
to senator or member.
Mr. Gray's motion to table the Man
derS0n amendment prevailed.
Mr., Buffers amendment appropriat-
ing about S1,0OO.OOO for French spoila-
ton claims and for claims under the
Bowman act was agreed to.
Mr.. Buffers amendment had been
attached to another amendment appro-
priating 81, 909, 50S in favor of the South
ern PACING railroad, and this brought
on a hot debate as to the railroad
claim.
Mr.. Sherman said It was improper
TO add this railroad claim. as it was a
question whether the United States
owed the Southern Pacific or vice
Mr.. Frye said the Southern Facihc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02

The London Graphic, in its recent
summing up of the half dozen success
full novels Of the year, includes With
Du Maurier's 'Trilby,7 Hall Gaines
"Manxman," Conan Doyle's sherlock
Holiness" 1.-THE Heavenly Twins" aud
"Ships That Pass in the Night" Mrs.
q. Burke Collins "a Modern Hea-
then"
Speaking of this last work of our
distinguished southern author. the
Graphic says:
"What George W. Cable'e writings
are to the Creoles Of New Orleans.
Miss Murfree to the rough strata Of
humanity among the Tennessee noun
tains. and Gertrude Anterior to Cali
fornia, Mrs. e. Burke Collins' are the
Acadians of the louisiana Pine Lands.
In her latest work Mrs. Collins has
struck q new vein in literature, OPEN
ing to the novel reading world a vision
of the real life of the Aeadians of the
baekwoods, among the wild, scarcely
known region Of the bayouS and
swamps of Louisiana"
Besides her novels she contributes
each week short stories, sketches, etc,
to the prominent magazines and to a
great variety OF other publications.
Although her writing has always
been labor of love, yet such inces-
SAINT mental e1ertion, constantly har-
yesting the ideas Of her brain without
a single idle season of falloW time for
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rest and refreshment, could not fail is
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02

Minneapolis, March The Hayward
murder trial proceeded today in spite
of the fact that County Attorney Nye
vas confined to his bed from nervous
proStration. 1t was remarked that the
jury looked lihe ghosts after six weeks
pull at the CASE the lawyers are worn
out with work and worry and even the
judge lO0h6 weary and bored. The de-
fendant Harry Hayward, comes into
court each morning fresh and smiling
as if it we're a matinee he we're attend
inS.
The state knocked a few more props
from under the defense in rebuttal to-
day. Louis Balm swore he was pres
ent at the conversation between LiV-
eryman Wilson and James Ward when
the former was alleged to have said
that it was not Harry but Adry Hay
ward he saw driving with Miss Cling
the night of the murder. Balm de-
clared the HayWards were not men
toned in the whole conversation.
Ernest Camash testified he saw
George Grindan on the east side many
blocks away at the time when Grin
dali swears he saw mysterious
third man. get into the buggy with
Miss Cling. Thus are two important
witnesses for the defense imDeaChed
a gun expert was then called to show
that the bullets in various makes of
cartridges differed in weight. This
was TO offset Erwin's showing that the
cartridge used to kill Miss Cling was
q IS long and not IS short as Bli1t
testified.
DR.. z. A. Dunsmore. after a critical
examination Of the skull, testified posi-
lively in answer TO questions that the
decorations on the face and the frac-
lures Of the skull might have been
caused by fall from the buggy OF
the body such as was described by
Blixt, or even the bullet might have
caused the fracture.
Mr. Dunn. another expert for the
state, followed and gave similar testl-
rnony Mr. Erwin was unable to shake
the belief of either that the thing was
possible. DR.. Dunsmore had KnoWn OF
double fractures resulting from the
fan of a body standing on its feet.
Mrs, Adry Hayward swore that AIRY
took her riding on the night Of April
~ when the hold-up occurred she
denied some of the statements OF
AIRY Hayward corroborated his
wife's statement in regard to the
drive. Adjourned.
Il is probable that the trial will be
strung out much longer than expected
Mr.. Nye is reported tonight to -v, be
quite i'll jIdlXAd
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Especial to The Herald.l

Boise, Ida, March In the house
this afternoon, the Blaine county bill
came up on special order, and a lively
debate followed, consuming all of the
afternoon and a night session.
Baxter, OF Logan, made an inpas-
stoned speech against the bill He
presented a petition, which he said
was signed by zoo of the 932 taxpayers
OF Logan, earnestly protesting against
the consolidation of Logan and
Alturas. The people of Logan wanted
to be let alone. They had gotten away
from old Alturas to save themselves
from ruin, and they seriously objected
to being forced back.
I'VE beg this legislature not to send
US back to be taxed to death for the
benefit Of HALEY. Our condition is
deplorable enough. God knows
Johnson. Of Alturas. made a speech
giving the history of Alturas county.
showing it's prosperity prior to the d.
vision act OF 1859. as compared with
the terrible condition that prevails at
the present time. Unless aid were e1-
tended to the people Of Aituras. they
would go down in hopeless financial
ruin. He referred to the Lincoln coun-
ty bill and stated the two measures
went hand in hand, and if they were
passed happiness and permanent pros
perity would come to the people of
both counties and the state would be
saved the stain Of Republication.
The matter is still being debated at
the session tonight.
Governor Mcconnell sent q message
today. warning the legislature that the
appropriations being made would pile
up the debt above the constitutional
limit.
Thomas bill empowering county
commissioners to fund old warrants
which there is no means OF paying,
was passed.
Sanders bill fixing eight hours as a
legal days work for underground
miners. was passed unanimously.
The all-important apportionment bill
was favorably reported to the senate.
but an effort to take it up immediate
ly failed by a tie vote, tWo-thirds be-
ing required.
A bill to prohibit blacklisting called
out a somewhat eloquent speech from
Royce, PopulisD.
The committee Of the whole recon-
nended indefinite postponement, but
the vote in the senate on adopting re-
port was tie. and this was decided
by President Mills against the motion,
saving the bill and sending it back to
committee Of the whole.
Robertson. author Of the bin to an
mex Nampa to Ada county, bill which
Canyon county fights bitterly. offered
an amendment which cuts down the ter
ritory to be annexed one-half. Under TIT
amendment the town Of Nampa would
still be cut off from Canyon.
There is no change in the senatorial
situation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02
FOREIGN FLASHES,
Brief and Newsy Cables From All
Portions Of This Terrestrial Sphere.

London; March 1Pro 31isssg , J9hn
and Greek and Latin scholar, whose i'll
ness was announced in these dispatches
last night, is sinking,
London March 1.-The Telegraph says
negotiations are on foot to obtain from
the United STATES its consent that half q
troop Of American regular cavalry shall
attend the military tournament to be
held in London in May.
City of Mexico, March Is. Q. Morgan,
q grand son of Foreign Minister MariS-
cal, died here today from inJurIes re-
CeiYed in the derailment of the excursion
train on the Inter-Oceanic ROAD yeSter-
day.
London, March IA dispatch to Cal
cutta from the Times which viii be pub
hshed tomorrow says the trades asso-
roy, Lord Elsin, on the currency cues
ton. drawing attention to the serious
loss imposed upon the retail trade of
the country by the continual Auctua-
tons and falling in the rate OF exchange.
The sisners of the memorial urge that
immediate steps be taken to remedy the
existing troubles and they. suggest the
absolute prohibition Of the import of sill
yer on private account as necessary
preliminary.
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DOMESTIC DOTS,
Newsy Notes From. All PORTIONS of
The Land Over Which the stars
and Stripes Wave.

New York, March 1.-The total deposits
Of gold in the sub treasury today were
81, las, 81, of which 100000 was on account
of the bond syndicate,
Dover, Del, March But one ballot
Was taken for United States senator to
day. 1t resulted as follows. Higgins 81;
Addicks,' s; Massey, 4; Waleott 5; Bay
ard. 4.
Which hanged George Mabee was hprung
at $50 a N. He came TO the scaffold
perfectly composed and met death
braVely.
Holdredge. Neb.. March 1.-The Hold
redge National bank failed TO open TINS
morning and the comptroller of currency
viii take charge. 1t has capital stock
OF $4,000. No statement
New York. March 1.-Anton Seidel. who
was Obliged by sickness TO return TO
ira, is not seriously Ill, though q severe
cold has developed into la grippe and to-
DAY he is confined to his bed.
New York, March Richard O'Gor-
scholar and orator. died last evening at
his home IN the city aged rs. Two years
ego ego ne had severe ATTACK OF the grippe
though able to be about.
Brooklyn, n Y, March 1.-The Febru-
airy grand jury handed down twenty-five
Indictments In the court OF sessions to-
day against persons who in various ways
during the recent strike The Indicted
persons pleaded not guilty. The grand
ury win make a preSentment tomorrow.
Savannah, Ca, March Eight more
rioters were sentenced to thirty DAYS in
jail by the recorder this morning Their
friends cove bonds and all the cases 80
10 the state courts. Slattery is await
ing the arrival OF an A P. A organizer
Feeling is quietinS down, but the arri-
val Of the organizer is expected to rouse
It again TO some extent
San Bernardino. Cal, March 1-Wells.
Fargo & Co.'s agent has received in,
struction5 TO duplicate the order for
twelve boxes of oranges recently ship
ped to w. E, Gladstone, England's first
citizen, ana other distinguished person.
ages: The first shipment was purchased
IN Highlands and has been pronounced
fine by the recipients.
PATIENCE is commended as The biah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Benner X. Smith TO Frank 3. Step
hens part of lot L. block 10, plat DO
Frank y. Stephens to Lurette step
hens. part of lot 4. block 10. plat
Josephine NJ. Spear to H. r, Ar
grieVe, part OF lot D, block 81. Plat
Lizzie Cassidy to S. B. Miner, part
OF section 20. township 1 south,
range west
j. j. Corum ct al. TO Frank z. Gers
back. lots 10 and 20. block 4, Coates
& Corum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n. II. Folsom ct al. to Peter Ander-
son, part OF lots l, q and %, block
4, Folsom's addition.
George D, Pyper to Feda Mundee.
Robert a. Piper ct p1. to Feda
Mundee, part Of lot ?. block Ia. plat
---------
NJ. P. Germo ct u9. TO Peter Germo,
lots and Z. block 4, West Drive. ]. Il
George w. Osiesby ct ux. TO w. O.
MnliamS. part OF lot 4. block 20.
Joseph Z. Day ct ux. to J. w, w.
Fitzgerald, part of section 3d.
township south range l east q
4. B. Gibson ct lux. to George r,
Norton. part OF lot 2. block 90, plat
ANDREW =. Lawrence to Naomi Law
renee. General Grant lode and
Eibridse Tufts to Jennie tufts,
General Grant lode and otherg -. G.
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nIIlLED IL nIEI..

Paris, March IN Percher, one Of the
editors of Journal Des Debates. Wag killed
in a duel with swords this morning by NJ.
LeCheatelier. officer of marines as a re-
suit Of personal difficulty. AZ the first
Of the encounter Lecheateliers sword
passed through .Percher'S guard and
pierced his right lung.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02
nnnG1ne a poAnp .prLr,

Kansas City, March 1.-McKee Rankin,
.he actor. today entered a new role: that
of d Lawyer. ana made hit 1t was in
sbe case Of The proprietor Of the Centrop
.aISc hotel. WllO on ednesday had Rankin
,ss15 four members of his company ar
rested charged with eyadinS payment Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02

today. Rankin successfully connbatted
Prosecuting Attorney Lathy on every
point presented. His argument was short
but convincing, and when he concluded,
no evidence of intended fraud having been
SHOWN. the case was promptly dismissed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02
TWO BUILDINGS
GO TO PIECES.
Many Men Are Killed or Manned
In New York
City.
A RUMBLE AND A ROCK.
HUMAN FREIGHT CARRIED DOWN
EIGHT STORIES.

Heroic Work on the Part of the
RescuerS--CrIes of the Inrurtsonad
nIen Were Heartrendfng-Con.
tractors Placed Under Arrest, and
The building Inspector fa AnIf-
OusIy Inquired Aftcr-The Jail
Doors YaWninE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02
HARRY THE ONE
THAT SMILES.
Jurors and Counsel in the MUIR
der Case Almost
Frustrated,
THIRD MAN.
A FEW MORE PROPS KNoCr1En
FROM UNDER THE DEFENSE.

Expert Testimony on Hoy the
Wounds ON Miss Cling Might Have
Been InHicted-DoubIe Fractures
Resulting FNOm the Fail OF a Body
Standing ON It's Feet.
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THEY WANT TO
BE LET ALONE.
Petition from the Taxpayers of
Logan County,
BAXTER'S ELOQUENT PLEA.
ORJECT TO REING FORCED BACK
TO RUIN,

People OF AIturas Says johnson
Must Have Aid or Serious Conse-
quences VIII Ensue-No Change
in the Senatorial Situation Up to
Date-LiveIy Day With the soIons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02

Women can vote everywhere
good food They all vote for Dr.
Prices Baking Powder,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02

""There's no place like home" when
the food is prepared With Dr. Prices
Baking Powder.
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Patience is commended as the high
est form Of politeness. DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder as the purest
and best leaVening agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-02

Buffalo March 1.-Justice Green today
decided the Glori-FitzSimmonS suit by
refusing to grant the injunction applied
for by Captain Glori, restraining Fitz-
simmons from exhibiting under any
other management except that of Glori.
At the same time the court holds that
a partnership exists between the two and
that both are entitled to an equal share
of the earnings of the season, a receiver
was appointed to look after the financial
END of the Buffalo tour. FitzSimmonS
company leaves tomorrow to I'LL an en-
sagement in Washington.
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WITH THE4sPORTs.

Boston, March In the presence of
1000 people at Murrays. hail tonight Joe
Walcott and Billy Smith fought fifteen
rounds for the weller weight champion
ship of this country ana Referee AaronS
decided at the close of the fifteenth round
that the fight was draw in the midst
of wild excitement and applause and
Kisses. at the close Of the fifteenth
round WaIsott insisted upon fighting to
finish Smith shook hands pleasantly
round Walcott insisted upon lighting to a
a finish fight would ensue, but 1t was de-
cided the fight was over.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-07

Returns from the more distant pre-
cincts are coming in slowly and gener-
ally speaking they so far fail to give
expected Democratic gains. Tie whole
Republican state ticket. with exception
of Allen, is elected by decisive major
tiles, as shown by the tables given
herewith. The result as to congress
man is still in some doubt. Roberts
continues to lead his ticket and the
Democrats are making no claims fur
Their than that the contest will proba-
bly, not be decided until the complete
returns are in.
The legislature. apparently. has fol-
lowed the state ticket. Chambers
election is conceded by Republicans.
and the reports from Utah county are
encouraging. The changes generally
are in favor of the Republicans and
some of them are complete surprises.
There is little doubt now but that the
legislature viii be Republican.
In the Third judicial district, Hiles
and Howat are surely elected, while
LIE Grand Young has an excellent
chance Of pulling through, although
Thompson claims that he is elected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-07
The District Judgen.

While the Democratic party, on the
general state ticket. has sustained
such a severe defeat, it has saved it's
district judicial tickets pretty gene
rally. 1t now looks like clean sweep
of everything in sight and Democrats
are felicitating themselves on the rec
ognition of the fitness of their men.
In the First district Charles H Hart
(Dem.). has run well with his ticket,
and will probably have from 800 to 400
ma iority over w. W. Vaughan RepD
In the Second Henry II. Rolapp OemD
has apparently defeated John Murphy
(Rep) In the Third, Ogden Hiles and
Andrew Howat are elected, and lie
Grand Young stands a good chance of
defeating E. d. r. Thompson by a very
close vote. In the Fourth. Erwin A
Wilson Oem.) has apparently run well
ahead of his ticket. If so, he will go
in over Cowboy Hatch with a major
ity of over 400. In the Fifth, John w.
Christian Oem) has been running
against z. V Higgins (RepD. who has
not greatly impressed the voters of his
district Nh. Christian has been re-
ceiving heavy support from the better
classes, and is apparently successful.
In the Sixth Z. w. Mcdaniel is run
ming a very close race with Mccarthy,
in spite of the heavy majority against
him. In the Seventh L. r. Rhodes
DemD has made one of the best cam
paigns Of the year against Jacob john
son and the chances are in his favor.