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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-07-19
The Terrier and the Indestructible Rat.

The Terrier and the Indestructible Rat.
A rat, terrier and small boy
caused thousands of people to congre-
gate on West Madison street about 9
o'clock last night, and it was not real
rat either. The rat, which was a most
natural looking rubber affair, was con-
nected with a long thin pipe and a
bulb. Every time the boy squeezed the
bulb the rat would leap forward in a
most hfelike manner, and the ladies on
the street would shrek with terror and
gather up their skirts. This delighted
the crowd which surged down on the
boy and the rat from every direction.
The fun was kept up for an hour or
more, even the policeman on the beat
stopping now and then for a good
laugh. Suddenly, however, a sleek look
ing rat terrier Sprung through the
crowd and made for his mortal enemy.
Down he bounced The boy gave the
bulb jab, and the rat leaped about six
feet. Again the dog made a spring.
This time he caught the rat in his teeth,
and the pressure caused it to give out a
most lfelike squeak, which delighted
the dog and audience alike.
By this time the street was packed.
Time after time the dog would shake
the rat and put it down, only to see it
leap again, to the wild delight of the
crowd. For the first half hour it was
mere play to the plucky little terrier,
but after awhile things began to grow
monotonous The dog lay down for a
rest, and the rat jumped over him.
This was too much for canine flesh
and blood to stand. He leaped up again,
and now the contest kept up until the
dog fell to the pavement from sheer ex
haustion. Painting and with eyes pro-
truding, he made few more Intellectual
snaps at the rubber rat, then turned
over on his side and laid his head on
the pavement. His owner worked his
way through the crowd, picked up his
pet in his arms, uttered few remarks
and offered to lick the man who had
killed his dog. The crowd jeered and
dispersed while the small boy strolled
down the street in search of another
ambitious rat terrier.-Chicago News.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-07-19
SUNDAY EXCURSION
For the Waseca Chautauqua Assem-.

Dly.
The & N. w. Railway will run a
specia xcursion train, Mankato to
Maple a Park, Sunday, July 21st.
Tick the round trip will be 81.
Train leave Mankato Sunday
morni,. o'clock, returning leaves
Mapi, d Park at 9 p. m.
G. e JOHNSON, Agent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-07-19
The Railroads.
Chicago, St. Paul, MINI s. Omaha RI

Chicago, St. Paul, MINI s. Omaha Ry.
GOING YVES. DEPARTS.
No. Kansas City & Omaha EXP. 1l35 p. m.
No 3 g & Sioux City
Express, HAT q. m.
No. st. Paul M'polis & Duluth
local arrives $40 p. m.
No. Elmore Accommodation, 235 q. n.
No.. y .--' 5:15 p. m.
GOING EAST.
No. 2 Kansas City & Omaha EXP, ABS a. m
No. ct. P, M. q Chicago. 2:56 p. m.
No: 6 st. Paul Mpolis Duluth
local TAO a. m.
No. Gilmore Accommodation, 3:O6 p. m
No. 10 1910 p. m.
Nos. 1, and 2, daily
Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 8. and 10. daily excep
Sunday. !.
No. z, daily except Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01
COUNTY COURT IN SESSION.
The Sclec,men IN Harness Ir Quar-.
ter Of au Hour This Morning.

The county seleclmen met at n
O'Clock this morning, under the ptesi.
dency Of Probate Judge MoNSlly, held
q qusrtor of an hours session aud then
took au adjournment till ,. m.
A communicable wts received from
County Surveyor n. $. Joseph, en-.
closing a circular letter from Jos. 4.
Dean, engineer office, headquarters
department Of the Platte, Omaha,
Neb., requesting 10 DO furnished with "a
sketch or map Of SAT- Lake county
from which he could obtain certain
data to assist him 10 his work Of rsvis.
Ing a map Of the military department
u Platte aud adjacent territory. Re-
irrfud 20 the 5elvclmon.
Surveyor Joseph also wrote directing
the C0uu's attention 90 the necessity
OF correcting the conflict in ling- be-.
tween road districts aud 20. Referred
10 tuc sulectmon,
SIX. Bush, constable Ui bingham
precinct. rendered his resignation, Go
take effect May bIi, "au / decline O.
TuudOf.a after said iatr,' The
rrsiguau0u Eaa accepted.
An invitation from Fire Chief
Drviuo f0r the county srlsc,mrn O.
GuuuI the public exhibition OF the lite
department this afternoon was accept.
uJ with thanks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01
In do EnrOpean lII..I0n.


Release suu App1iu.muuis-Ihe
following named Elders have been
hononbly released, 10 return home,
April 30, 1895.
Elder Robert Avoson from preceding
overtime Manchester conference;
Elder JOseph Oguou 'rum luboriug
ss travelling Elder IA the Mahchtstuf
conference,
Elder A. =. Farntwofth if0m labor
Ing ~ travelling Elder in the Leeds
conference.
Elder l.. T.. shepherd ifom pftEld.
Joe vpf the Welsh conference.
Elder Hyrum Joseph smith from
ihhJring ne travelling Elder IN the
Nottingham conference.
Elder Brigham Davis from laborlng
o. travelling Elder in the Liverpool
conference.
Elder Evan Jones from laboriug ~
travelling Elder Ia the Welsh confer
encc.
Elder Stephen H. Winter from 10.
boring as travelling Elder IN tbs Lon
don conference.
Elder John Burrows fUm laboring
% travelling Elder iu the birmingham
conference.
Elder james Thomas rsg been az
pointed 90 preside over tho Welsh con.
ference.
Elder George Rigbv hos been a..
pointed 90 preside over the Mnuches.
tut conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

Judge Bar,oh viii sis 60 morrow asa
Third district court.
Chief Justice Merritt and a jury
have been occupied today with tie
further hearing Of tho con termination
suit brought by the Great Salt Lake IS
Hot Springs Railroad company against
White a Sons Go. Toe proceedings
were brought 10 obtain a decree al.
Judging that u strip Of land IN section
H. township NORTH, range I Wus'i Of
salt Lake meridian, salt Lake county,
be cIuItmuud Tor the usO &C PLAINTIFF
as right OF way Tor aBwltch from
their railroad between salt Lake CT
and Farmingl1I, aud that tAu value Of
same be- aICaIt tincd anu charged 90 the
plaintlii. The total area required IL
III acre..
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provided IL lisa successful one; therefore,
hot
Resolved, That 80 is the sonso " this
Council that lhOcIiv ct salt Lake should
ID everything in hor powor TO aid This
convention iu the purpose for which % i7
called. lui UU 10 further
Resolved. That tho following named
citizens. tu0 Hon. Caleb W. West, Cow
oruur. che Hon. a. 81. Ulskiu, Mayor
ODE Hon. W. s Mccormick, president NJ
tho Council, tho Hon. James n. Bwoni
president of tho DhamDgr " Commerce
and tHa Hon. i. O.. MuNuily, chairman
uf tho County rlurt, Ue appointed hy This
Council tH us. oui.ru charge ~ aud eco
'htf tho delegates urg properly ouiot-
Uu0l while here.
There was also clause iu the relo.
luton providing that the expenses
Incurred by The committee be- rail OUT
.f the Nayo's contingent iundi but
tuB was air'c % out
cay uruyua' mroH1s.
The board " public norka asked for
authority t0ufpIiut one chief insI oci0r
,nd tue necessary dupIiius Tor duiy on
the gravity aywHL
Ciawson offered a motion that the
aalafy VI thouhIsf bv fixed II sl25 and
lhst 70 the deputies At il.Iu month";
Hul1l prevailed,
Tho city recorder reported having
received $40 ifcm dog tUH lunug inc
month, aud that forty eight IUgs were
destroyed by tue deputy uollccl0r
AN Invitation from Chief Duylnn q
attend the exhibition 90 bc given uy
the fire department At / O'Clock this
afternoon was accepted.
CUuNTIErs' EEpoHu.
The committee on irrigation &C..
ported having negotiated iUf INI 'crcF
Ji land iu paflcy'a canyon that would
greatly improve the condition u'wHtuIs
NIWiug from that locality, tho same 90
yU.l 30 $3.50, aud on its recommendation
pu appropriation 90 $500 was made iu
part payment tnstul.
The sewer committee recommended
that the sewer inspectors wrU served
luHg season be- allowed slj each per
month i0r extra time, bul the motion
was defeated,
lyon the recommendation OF the
committee on cIaims, siul was uppf1-
pfiatei 60 w. b. Berry, Injured by "a
WV. NNHN NNNNW NNNH
Green s..uUi, between Pear ami First
street, WIS ordered graded.
Young, reporting upon the COmmu.
uiCalUn fIom Colonel PUufUHe calling
upon tue Council 10 cover up the open
ditch uu the reservation, stated that
the gentleman had consented 90 walt
ON the CuuaCil, pending the imprU.
vision Of some scheme Tor rtmedyiuR
the evil.
Lynn introduced a resolution de.
mauIing Oi the building inspector nu
explanation VI why hD had permitted
yIoiuli N OF tnu ordinance In permit.
Ting tue erection uitbc uuafd structure
Ju State street Tor gospel mUuIlng lur.
poses.
Councilman Cohn stated that lu-
spUcloT Folsom had consulted the
committee, uui that u there was any
blame % should fall On the shoulders
OF the committee.
Inspector Folsom made fimilat
explanation ana the resolution was
Withdrawn, Lynn expressing the hope
thnt Ia future individual member, "
tho Council would refrain from repeal.
lug the ordinances without consulting
the Council NJ a whole.
ApprgprlaiiOns amounting 10 81.
13i.aJ were made aud the CJuncll uu-
I0utuui.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01
ANuSEMENTs.

Those wal wyul go tine ThcAter last
night % ouJoy comedy 'arcr, fgll Of
lu1fsu.ivo uu, WIRE evidently lot
Judging from the musical
rings Of lhught,rauI peaIs Yi applause
shat c1natauIly followed the perform
AuCv OF Our EuL There De-, uf r0urrv,
not much Ut u plot 10 tho piece,
nor very muun Dt Hu0sluu.
lAi nature IN any line. In
tho second part the spectator
DO treated 90 su HatuuIshiug trauuufma-
Ton act in when kitchen utensils, bath
tubs and sundry pieces Di FuU1lsu, uu.
der the clever management ul au lu.
Huuiuus woman, and with tlo aid OF %
low rugs and curtains, become, uppaT-
emily, "a cot OF furniture fIyullug in
substantially AMI elegance lhat FOR
which DO is tlmWrIvlHrI u4 a zuu-tI.
tu,u, The whole play BE- we'll expressed
iu lhi7 a1I There Or u good deal uf
rubbish lp %, uu. tHlH BE- sU admirably
rul together and we., hauIluIuuat the
'iieu H HmIIy astonishing, entirely
due t1 tHe clever talon. employed iu 40
performance.
The aImulp dancing ~ MI RyIey
WINS Duua. lAr Bppwan,ul features OF
iHurn.t-,aIuwgub Uul lIr parody o4
opera singing Uu4 tragic acting by
Niles hauuHvr and Ir Rockets was su
realistic au. yet ggI,csque rs 10 BIO lu.
iirruua 400 .ue rAlgumr. Miss jaws
contributed much o. tho EVENING"
amusement "Uug Far goes again
tIla uyguu ANA deserves a well uuoI
mouse.
On lHy %, Eugene Yuyu, the
celebrated Belgian v.giiUilL is booked
Hg apg sgauco ag the lHeateL This a
roo oEalt tlut cannot Iail 10 bb ul she
great 'a. lu,uTCs. 90 lovers VI mgs.o Iu
salt Lake uud surrounding u.t,gs.
Three subscription lets arc out Tor tue
cJuoyEL one is at tho lhsateT, one 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

The funeral service over the remains
OF the late Sister Mary ThaokuT, who
died Ut hor home NJ NJ. q Cane street,
on Monday Of pneumonia, will be-
mold In thn Nineteenth ward meeting
house tomorrow (lhuuday) nt 1880 y.
M Ihu deceased was the daughter "
James nnd MARY Farrell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

Clerk Duabar .! the Third district
court has completed tue iaa and Rae.
ton calendar 10 contains at5 case.
AMI Will be- taken up rs com ~ the
prcssntcivil cases setting atU completed
probably next Monday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

thss,ale Bank aai ore 10 The aanis Of
Professor Ktuusc. 10 spptars that Ntr.
Burton, I'm order 10 accuf" ihis musical
treat 10 the public, has offered the
managers uf tho concert the entire re.
Ceipts for thai evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

John Reynolds, who had q prelIml.
mary hearing before Commissionor
Greenmnn yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of uttorng anu passing counter.
iuit dimes, was DISCHARGED with
TpITlmuuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01
Home From the East.

Delegate r.. J. Cannon arrived In
Salt Lake this morning, having just
returned from biz eastern trip. lie II
feeling well anu quite encouraged over
tho outlook. HE stay To Salt Lake
will extend over several days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01
Effective Apr 9TH, 1881
4IaiHi ArfIrf anf Dfurrt 10 salt Lake
60 buNg aI foiOirii

AHrfvG
Prom 40 Eastern uOiltf. .s.sss...,..,. 70 AN
from lutte, IOfIaud, aai TTlu.
cisco and uEion.......... .. ......a..I % am
from 900 Eastern r0.uis, thrE Hty
nuI uEIrus.s. ssss..........sss.s % % HI
Prom ran Francisco. cache valley
Ogden ont IuIHruoiIHtU uU.atH z i1 900
'ff0m Nf1rd Juab Provo sanpric
aud Eurcta..,. ....., ..........-.. . lop a.
f.ToA Terminals and Iooclo............ Nv pu
DEPART
f8F urdru. Cache Valley TaFE gItJ
and go Eastern points ..........., e 1lafa
Tor ogden Hnf intermediate points o., sUIan
T0r ogden. inter rsar p0nu
ana san llHurIsr1 ........a... lonn
Tor ogden, all poihts east HATTIE rou.
land, aui eun Francisco. lI Zoo
'fuF FUrrta Provo. sauHota VALLEY
Nuuhi Juab sud iUHcl. .... 90. g an
Tor Io1Jio aud IggmIuus............ , o. am
'rra.ns south OF Jul1 ma daily except
sunday.
DslY except sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01
Notice

Tho usual meeting OF the officers Of
tho Primary Association Of Salt Lake
Stake, will bo held at liT east South
Temple street, on Friday, May 8, ut
3, IN, L., e.. CLAwsON,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

The High Council ot the Salt Like
Stake Of Zion will meet tonight Wed
nesday) at hal'.past seven o'clock,
JAMES ID. STiRLISu, CLERK,
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sISEs RIO
S Ss4T4a GRANDE
S,..zii WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE

STANDARD GAUGE
agss 2s.... In Effect March 81, 1896
L-R,. saii Laks tity
80. .-ToF ninFham Provo, Grrui
Junction aud aIl Iuln'd kHst sos ~
NO t=fur rfuVn. GRAND Junction
aud aII pIlnts Iaai..us..... tJu m.
80, 'Hiur Ogden aud Intermediate
so D. or Nd iICasaut, Moab, IA.
Nua and al intermediate
No. flor Eurssa. rayson, Provo
aud nN Intermediate points p .llih m.
30, l=l0f ogden aut Che West ..... d. O. u. n.
30 l-l1r ufiru nui Que Mrst..,s o. utu.
Arrive salt Laks,tty
NO l=TTDm Provo Grant junction
and the haHt,s.tsfrs..ssssss ls1O %. on
80 3=frUm Provo, urhud Junction
Huu llu haHt ....ssss.... .tss, % Jos D. m,
No. tHiFum Provo ulugthm MAnu
suHna, Eureka hu1 hII Iutsrs
wFIIatr puIutH t,ss.s......... p 90 y. IN.
no. N#l rom ogden ana IuiUrmuds
luIH uUluta....s.... ......a ....... lNH. iu.
SO. - nom lureah Aui rnyHuu.. 81 n. u.
N0 IRON uEtuh sui Che West 'Aa m
so t#ff0n Ogden Uuu tbu Mrat.. s.IHu u.
only line running through Pullman Palace
sleeping ears salt Lake tIiY o. son Francisco,
raIt lhNr CITY t1 Denver VIA Grand junction
anl -nlt lasg tlty 70 Kansas Guy aud uh.ea.
THr1ush transit Of family Shoppers without
change. Co Kansas tty, chicago aud iilHtUu.
ir,c reclining chair cane salt Lake 60
Denver.
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. End South
II. &. DODGE. Gen. Manager.
q, o., hAHyuyh Trade Manager
q. a. WAnLlltli. Gen. rAtHEf ACT
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HLL9rd

A. THE Worlds columbian Exposition
At Chicago a medal aud diploma word.
od' "Supr1m1 excellence IN material,
method In manufacture, ANA quality %
finished product. elasticity and smooth.
moss combined with holding powor IN
cIiuch. IL SLOWS tho use u very small
nails"
There IL nothing ueYond supreme sHeoiIsres
nor BE- there AuF tIiHF comprised On uufse uhl!
"tuu method % manutacturc,' aud qualify of
elasticity" give aiFhuT ta ihe oTpautiln and
contraction % tbo boot while me lorso o. To-
motion uy turr "smouthugfs," d. ret en-
large the nail holes tu tuu boot, Wills hoif
supreme excellence in holiday power 10
she .ciuch' enables them % hold Che ahuo 10
thn harlHat service uutI Worn out
~ Che "uHU Uf email uhIls' LARGE holeh are
avuldui and money saved " tue smith
Thus % Will NH seen that tln UmtIhH ~ ne
WorIi's g0lumUIau tHpoIlu1u RECON =
what qualities so tomato ~ good horse nan
aud that only tu1 "rutnam' contains them 49,
PUTNAM NAIL co.,
EsDOls, Boston, haSS
For Sale by q. c. NJ p. and Branch
Houses
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U. S. DEPOSITORY

wiiford Woodruff, Geo ". Cannon,
President cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

rASu CApI~AL, 100000
CASH sJHrLUs, 100000
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10
Al Rest.

Death o,,,iu v;.;,cl ,,,,, oo,,,,,,,,,,;.,
and took fran, - another t,,ol ,,,,a
Malta Nar., ..;r, rr. :,
Mct,ov dcror,od ,his liza >far1,,.
evening Novcmhcr 36,h nf,or sultan
inc many lonc month. w;,h ,ha,
drc,dol d;.oosa l;,,.,,.;. ..,......
tion
She bore sickness with cEr;.,;,n
noticncc and f,r,i,udo roror Lo;m,,
heard to morr,,,r 49, co,,,I,;n
She was horn in Ci,.rnsoy co,,,,r
Ohio. January Isl 1879 and wL;Io
vounc cam, with bor roro,,. - ,I,;.
s.o,e "
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10
We see very little use of small
'purps barkin'" at Congress.
West Fork IsrcezeIets.

NJ, "; r,or - ,.;.;,;,,c, o,,r ,oo,io
and tbev all se.m on,;"rs ,ba, hi.
y;.;, ho r,alo or.har, ,l,r..,;o,
The nro,r,c,ej mee,;ngo a, Rn,o :
still in nrogr..s and !iyIv ir,ores, ;s
,uo,;,.i,.d
NJ A Parsons & Rro bov. pur.
chased q saw mill and are saving Il.
T. ties n,,r Ar,o,d.bury on c,n,r,ct
with : \ Eioys
w. $ StarcL.r returned from a
business tripto parke,.bury Friday
N. /,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10

of his family are also i'll with the
same disease.
X. 5. Cunningham, NJ. X. Ogden's
genial aud accommodating clerk.
looks with smiling face over the coun-
ter and yields the yard stick with
great skill
Mr.. John Snider, prominent in
dividual Of this creek, has purchased
Il piece Of valuable land, and his H.
lus;rious SON, Sanford. is lifting the
grubs therefrom preparatory for IA
good crop next year.
Mr. Viii Snider, one Of oar enter
priSlng young men, has been confined
to the house for quite while with in
flamatory rheumatism. We are glad
to say he was able TO attend meeting
last Sunday, which pleased Lena bet.
ter than if you had given her can
~ apple
j. &. Monroe passed down Leading
creek with u span Of fine grays, and
Mr.. Ray bucks tool chest on his way
to Monroe Bend for the purpose Of
doing some carpenter work.
Our mill owned by the Sinner
family is doing good work. The
Young Miller is hustler
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10


'''' 'n' ',''re message OF Tres
'"'"' O'r''''"" 'n'' year Is devoted
~ '"' r"'''S" h''"'''nS and the
,''"'9 question: Inc discussion Of
io'e'S" '''a''o"S Is merely review
:" '"''S"c''""S "' '"e departments,
""" "'''''A S'"r'''hE Is brought out
'',"' Is ""' '"'''''"r win all readers
:" current news No one can fairly
say '""' 'n' administration has pur-
Sueu anything else but Il pnciiic poll
'y IN us dealings with other nations.
Complaints that have been made
against tins policy Is fairly well an.
s"ered IN the message, except, pei
haps, III the Waller case, which seems
10 nave been dealt with more tender.
~ Than circumstances demanded The
president argues for sound money and
against the "Si'v"r Craze recon-.
mending the retirement of the green
PACK and substituting therefor low
interest bearing bond Of small and
large denominations The wisdom "
taxing nonEntercs' bearing debt that
IS used as ocircuinting medium and
'""N'nE u To- near interest will be care
i"''y looked INTO before 10 is adopted
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10
III office to Lien Holders.

To all persons holding liens by Judgment
or otherwise on III" real estate or any part
thereof oi \. IT. stump.
In pursuance of a decree of the (ircuit
court of Calhoun county. West Nirginir
made ina cause therein pending to subject
ihc real estate OF the said A. III. Stnmp tn
the satisfaction of the liens thereon. Won are
hereby required to present all claims held
Ivy yon and each Of Won against the said !.
IT, stump which are Hens on his real estate
or any par, OF it, for adjudication to me mt
tac clerk office of the Circuit court Of cal
hom county, ". Va, on or before the iOtI,
day If January, 1890 Given under my
hand this 2'tE day of November. 1870.
AMOS +. KENNEY.
"fi-"t commissioner
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10

The sporting fraternity of Hunt.
ington have beer having things their
own way for some time. Now that
the Times, and especially Editor
Vowel, has offered Il sacrifice we NAV
expect better things in the futnr.
1t SO often happens that n reform
movement, such an one as has been
carried on in that city 10y the Times.
does not meet the hearty approval
and cooperation oforlnary good PEG.
pie. They seem to treat the matter
lightly until something desperate hap
pens, then all are up and in arms.
The bleeding sacrifice made Ivy MIR.
Vowel was II costly one for him. but
will work n great blessing to Hunt.
ington.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10

The gavel that is to settle the willy
Congressman now in session nj Wash
ington was made out of large piece
ot West Virginia Laurel, and was
presented to Speaker Reed by Con
gresham Dayton, of rhiippi.
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The announcement of the various
committees for the 54th Congress will
be made in due time How West
Virginia will fare is not yet definite.
~ known.
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The several editors ofthe Hunting.
ton Evening Times, who were fined
and one ofthem imprisoned by Judge
McGiunis for contempt, will he ran.
ming useful newspaper or papers
Ions after the Judge has been placed
upon the retired list.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10

West Virginia has about fifteen
candidates for places under the new
Congress, bat she will not be awarded
more than two, possibly three, of the
various positions to he disposed of.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10

Mr.. Cleveland invites thorough in
vestigation and criticism. In many
instances people have acted on the
latter proposition in advance of his
request.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10

An effort is being made in some of
the large cities to prevent men from
building such tall buildings. This is
Il move in the right direction.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10

The Pathfinder is giving considcra
BILE attention To Democratic politics
III Gilmer county.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-12-10

Air breaks need To be put on the
talking machines of some politicians.