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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08

A Portland preacher attempts TO rob
bank ,bg daylighi,
Senator Jones Of Nevada says the
bond bin is dead.
WORT blizzard In years il raging 10
the east, west and southwest.
Pullman evadcs subpoena TO appear
asa wlinessIn the Dcbs' conspiracy case.
springer's administration bill was
amended In the house committee Of the
whole.
Jones Of Nevada says no financial leg.
i'lation can pass without recognition Of
silver.
Terrific ealeson the Atlantic and bitter
weati er in England aud ON the cont.
nent arc reported.
Mary T.. Brown Of Salt Lake City has
been granted - pension under the head
Of original widows.
Thomas Mommott was to-day APP
pointed postmaster at soipio, Millmd
county, Utah, vice William Memmott-
resigned.
Washington, d. c., Fob. 6.-'rhe pres
ident has approved the bill creating the
rank Of acknowledgement Of the army,
and nominated Scholeld Tor the place.
The Supreme court has adjourned
over until Monday, March 4th, having
two Utah eases hanging In the balance.
Tho last Of decision1 was announced
Monday, but In them there was no de-
cision in either the Malola Poole dam
age case aud the Box Elder land case.
Honolulu, Jan. SO.-By steamer Aus
traliA."-san Francisco. Cal. Feb. o.
Lilioukalani has formally abdicfted In
favor OF the llaW allan people, The abb
dication was drawn up by A. s. Hart
well at the request Of the eT-queen. IL
was presented the 10Th Of January TO
President Dole. The document, a,cJp-
ing 10 the wording, was executed freely
aud voluntarily.
Miles City, Mont, Feb. 0.-Lasi night
Was one Of the worst storms ever known
in Montana. Spencer Henry, William
Moore and Lee Parish left in the after.
noon for a ranch fifteen miles from town
ia n sleigh, but became los, In the hills.
Henry walked into town this afternoon.
and reports his companions frozen to
death.
Thompsons, Utah, Feb. Especial to
Tribune. Bill Crozan. alias Duke Hyde,
aliFs Jack Gould, aud several other
aliases, was arrested to-day on Green
river by l., II. Milton and J. W. John
son. Or zan stole horse and saddle
sunday night from Fruita, Colo, be.
longing TOD. W. johnson and was fol-
lowed by johnson and Milton, captured
and brought back To Thompson's Gro
IAN il a noted cattle thief aud all.aronnd
tough, and is wanted badly 10y several
counties IN Colorado
The January cut in the price Of wraps
does not include Senatorial togas.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08
smnaa,. fcbraarr ard.

The silver senators are In the ma.
jori,y.
Reilly bill IL recommitted and pncti
caily KILLED.
A vote on the naturalization currency
bill viii take place heat Friday.
Queen Liiiiousaiani has been arrested.
Dynamite aud arius were found IA her
residence.
Napa, CAL, Feb. 2.-Early This morn
ing Mrs. Peter Met,rnigh, wnile insane,
undertook 10 XII her iour children aud
succeeded Ia doing lhen all serious IN
jury. She had the driusion tnat she
had sluned greatly agalust God, aud Il,
punishment ior nor rim, her children
were 10 he sO.d in,o slavery, aud she
had threatened Ia kii the children to
avoid this.
Washington. b. o., teb. z.-Alany
eastern Republican senator's are geting
letters and kilograms IRON their con
sutuenls, urging thum 10 stand by the
president and lay aside party ieeling aud
All In passing sound currency MI.
This naainpelled a canvass ol tnv senate
by several -oualors aui ,ngy pollt uut
that the anu.sii,ur mtn are ~ the
minority.
Detroit, Mich, feO 2-D,. iO,.or l..
Pope, d0Ltist, Was AIiipd nis muninS
by William brussau, air.. tope's nur'e.
Brufsau says he lOuud .opu sltuns oii
his Wile's bed Hollmk a ciJtn satutusd
with cnIoioiOrn oyet no. mou,a 4ud
the doctor fired %, mn, Out mi--cl.
The nurse seized d ua.cuel auI buried
It in pope's skui,. onasiui ioiatioua
between Bruassu aup air-. rupo .re
sud To- have causeI iI.I lrn uuu .t,.I
quaurI- bstaeeu ,.e tp.e-, un. .nt
poua b.uete .ns u..
40 u- be.u .ru.. .u. .r
urged her HUSBAND 20 ra,r l,."gr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08

Miss Edna llrnucier IL visi ting
relatives IN the Park.
Mr.. T.. q. Evans gave ~ very interest
Ing lecture here on Tuesday night, on the
Kingdoms Of Nations" and Mr.. r. Con.
lie Of Croydcn, president of the mutual
there, pnade briei address to the Y. NJ.
/. A.
Onr postmaster, Mr.. William Rheims,
has decided to keep the postoihcc open
from II until Up. N. ON sunday The
people will therefore govern themselves
accordingly.
Qlite O number Of our men are haul.
ing logs to the sawmilI here. We shall
soon see the benefit of IT,.
There WE no services here on Sunday
on account Of so many attending the
stake conference.
A physical culture class has been
Organized here, under the management
Of Mr.. =. G. Evans. The pupils appear
TO be making great progress, but are
somewhat titnil. On this account the
teacher has been Obliged 70 requs,t all
visitors To stay away, until sufficient
progress has been made 10 justify the
teacher In inviting the public,
The Y, l.. VI. /. A. will give grand
bali here on Valentines night Feb. ith.
The president has secured good music
and extends an invitation 10 all.
Hcneiar has had real broncno break.
ing exhibition here recently. Several Of
the unruly plugs have beel made to be-
come quite docile. Tho jockiss were
Mr.. Saint Meir, the champion Of Nor
Kan, and Thomas j, Stevens our local
rider. The honors were about evenly
divided. They gave line exhibitions
Of their skill in riding, At times appear
ing to DO hanging on by their eyebrows.
With tho exception OF knocking oil a
few Of the neighbors' piokets, blowing a
few burrows through the SNOW with their
noses, and some bruisvd-Well you
know what-all came out o. k.
The Spring Hollow school with their
teacher made a yisit TO lIeneier on the
3Oth and report having a very nice time.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY list cF HAPPENINGS AND
OrHER NEWS.
Aii the IwI Hraut Events uf tie Week
CONDENSED ffum the i.ntost r.i.gtnphic
uisi aicif. riam Here. There sud
Etcry where


washington Feb. THE president
t"-iay appointed j. NJ Dickinson, Of
Tennessee assistant attorney general.
Atlanta, Ha.. jan. 3l.-rhc last ear
oi r"'"lo'' 'on'r'h"icl oy Georgia
w". zen, o. 'Dr Nr'hsA' sufferer. to-
d'y' making i"'N'' '"' cute We 'll.
nfeekcni 'rs aud Heard had lively
bout la the hou.r 20 day, loo which the
lir paced and demand made by
breckenridge Iur paroral satisfaction.
Washington, jan Minister
Romero. Of Mexico, stated tonight that
he had rycry rea.oa 20 believe an
Nmiuthlr Arrangement would be reached
between Mesico aud Guatemala on
terms houumhle alike TO both countries
'nd iha' h' 1865 not think there would De-
war
Aurora, No, Feb. i.-Bud Ellie, a
farmer and Methodist preacher, living
tour miles south Of This city. bcramc
4nddeniv insane thi. forenoon and inter-
emitting his aiie's tbrpat. shot Al. litil,
girl through the head and then going 10
a farm who're be had formerly resided,
blew his own brains ont.
Washington. Feb. Lawrence Max
we'll. solicitor general of the United
satrs. hss rendered his resignation to
the president and Il Inns been accented.
The relations between ,ttorney.ti General
Olncy and Mr. Maxwell have been
srrainei for some time.
Louisville XIV. Feb. t.-Iouiville
ladies will rdi, nnd have foll control OF
the Couricr.journal ON March 9Th. the
anniversary of the founding Of the
childrrn's free ho.pital. Mis-. Mar,
John-on vii he eaiior-in.chief.
w..hin,,o, f., m. .,,.o .,,..
m,,,ce an ,,,p,merc, ,o.dsv con,,t.,a1
senator Mwoan,s Nic.ragna Am wnic,
,.,.rl ,,e senate and d,,id,d 10 aim,
o,,.i <fh. .,...,i., ,i.,.. -,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08

Railway conductors bar A. q. o..
members.
Nebraska supplies are spelling for lack
pi prompt distribution.
Cleveland gets numerous letters and
kilograms endorsing HE financial RECON-
mcndutious.
ChIna'- peace ENJOYS lind they have
no authority to make peace conditions
aud are invited 10 90 home.
American officers from the Concord
were captured aud taken away by
Chinese Tor accidentally wounding y
native while on a hunting expedition.
Marines have been landed to rescue
them.
What j. supposed 10 he the wreck oi
the "Chicora" is sighted OF south Chi
cago, but cannot he rcnchcd iol The Ice.
Some observers claim TO have distin.
guished men on the wreck.
GlenWood Springs, Colo. Feb. a.
News has iust been received hers that
a cabin at spring Guleh, occupied by
the family Of James uaul, miner. was
burned, and two children, aged I aud q
years, persisted. It Is supposed they
were playing with the coal oil can.
Zanzibar, Feb. "a dispatch from
Madagascar, dated January 20, IL 10 IN.
effect tina, the French occupied Mojandu
on January IL. The troops made no re-
sistancc. The French commodore had
entered the estuary OF tho Ikopa rive
and was bondarding tho iors on thai
stfrain when the aavlce- ieIt.
Consiantinople. Feb. s.-sir PhiriI
Currie, British ambassador, has oblaine,
from the porte AN official expression O
it, refusal 70 permit newspaper men /,
enter Armenia during the sittings Of ih,
Armenia commission, on thu grount
that Il does not desire the commission
to be influenced by false newspaper re-
ports. The ambassador IL awaiting in.
slruclions from London. The sultan hn,
received daily reports Of the proceeding,
of the commission.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08

insurance ouhis liic. llp accordingly
had bron insured TOR 5000, anil few
dayHaFo transferred thc payment Of
thcpolc.es irou hiseua,e Geo his vile.
san Diego, CAL, Feb. 2.-urdeu were
received hy Commander Idle oi the
United states steun.hip alert" to-day
TO proceed at ouce 90 san jose de
Guatemala Captain Watson Of the
Granger" received similar orders Coal
was taken on Immediately. aud prcpar-
atious madc 10 sell Tomorrow or rext
day. ltis probable That the vessels will
meet and accompany the Remington, "
which has been ordered to the same
pot aud Is nov the way. The orders
we're regarded ASA indicati that the
MoNico.Gustcmra'a question D. begin.
ming To- a.sume 'crious phnfc aud that
war will ocrur
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08
WEEKLY REVIEW.
The Business 81 the Week 49, Reported by
Dams Review

The Business ~ the Week 49, Reported by
Dams Review.
Things look better near the close this
week, because it il believed thata new
loan will be negotiated There was
need for relief. since January closed
with the heaviest exports Of gold ever
made in any month, and the heaviest
Withdrawals Of gold from the treasury,
Si3, 4Bs, lOs, the hope Of new loan be-
ing the one thing which has lifted prices
during the past few days. January
leaves behind 1t the lowest average Of
prices for all commodities ever known
Tor cotton, iron and its products, wool
and silver, the lowest monthly average
ever known aud for wheat arrange above
the minimum, bu, yet declining rapidly
toward that point. Industrial operations
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08


Born. Co We wife OF rhomas Snyder, a
SON. ON be 9th inst
The ua5rring ~ at February has
btoucnth good ms1y oi the sous and
daughters of lloyts,illr home. AMONG
them pc Edith ssrgeu, from Salt Lake.
Albert Mills irom the Logan school 'ud
Willism wilkinson from the winter
sheep range.
Mr.. Robrrt MrAlichacl aas surprised
ON the anniversary OF her iOih birthday
on Tuesday evening, February ith. Go
meet % host NJ friends who had gathered
At Mr.. Freeman Mains Il WAS % we'll
planned affair. after gorgeous feast If
the hest in onr berg program vas
presented boy Mr.. 3. Olson TO br carricd
out ior the evening but lcioro the fret
net could take effect. Mr. Olson WE
acrostcd ~ gentleman, who thrust q
warrant Of arrest boz bic inrc, claiming
him, with two lady gccomplicca, as pri..
oncr. The Charge was that OF organic
Ing mob and melting them to riot on
January 18th aud February Gth. Some
present thought the arrest genuine
one. Mr.. John sionrhrkcr actcd q.
cour., and the prisoner demanded n jup
trial lie defended himself. while be-
Ns- prosecuted hy Mr. Grorsc Rtldon
and g. a.. West. After evidence was
Hll IN and Arguments made, hr was
found guilty as changed. bat before sen.
tsncc could be- passed the prisoner o..
capped from the oiHccrs The program
wa, chen carried ont in very pleasing
manner. II consisted Of songs, read
ings, recitations. music aud dancing.
This lively party brekc up ~ ~ o'clock
and WIS ono Of the hest Of the season.
Messrs. jaime. Mills. John Bowen aud
William Wilkinson made trip to Salt
Lake this week with -leighs.
Mr.. A. \. Mills, superintendent Of IN,
farm department of the Agricultural
College OF Logan, vas up here on sun.
day for short stay.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08

tTuE Tircs'e correspondents ARE
earnestly requested tu rvt their letters to
this Office nor later thm Thursday
morning OF each week. as Itis great
inconvenience and sometimes an im-
possibility TO handle matter that arrives
later than ihis datc.-Epl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08

Young's Social Hall Is undergoing
some changes. They are having the
stage enlarged, new dropcurlain, some
new scenery and the hall calcimined
and painted.
Frank llixson has returned from Salt
Lake, where he hos been fora month
past.
George A. Robinson has moved bis
family 20 Park CITY. lie has employ
ment go the Silver King mine.
.C.s. Work, Nr Oas'ey teacher, and
JowrH ,hup., trustee. were Town with
cone ofthe pupil- Of their school and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08

90 fuEs hos been for somo time
Sndcworing 20 get live Correspondent
Atum Komas, au we aspect 70 have the
iucws from hi. quarter in iutnte .-Eu.l
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08

Tribune, 7. The members of tn.
ulah Company, which is fostering tie
plan OF the railroad to Deep Greek are
very secrctiye about their affairs, but il
Is pretty generally Understood that Tie
recent trips Of Tho Messrs. Cannon and
clayton have put the project guile
Wen upon iis feet RumOrs as toyafions
details oil the plans Of the company leak
out rom time TO time, but for reasons
OF business policy the scheme IN H. en-.
urety II withheld for the present. The
rumors, however, SD far as thew go. all
TEND 10 confirm the claims Of the com
pany as 70 ~ being almost ready for
active building operations.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-08

made our s,hSotu vIsi, on 7ue-day AZ
tcruHur.
Mr.. and Mr.. 70, Enllu' have just t,.
tdrus1 from Nar-us ti,r, where they
nv, made a sh'ri vi.i' with RELATIVES.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-24
The Constitutiona1 Convention.

Columbia, s. C., Oct. 23.-The constitu- tional convention has been all day con- tinuing the session on new county mat ters It has been decided that no new county shall have an area of over 400 square miles, and that no old county shall be reduced below 800 square miles, every county, old and new must have S2,000, 900 taxable property.
 At the night session the fight was re- sumed between the new and old county advocates and the convention was in ses- sion until very near midnight It was pretty we'll settled that no new line should run nearer to an old county court house than eight miles. During the even ing Senator Irby caused a little fiutter by asserting that no doorkeeper could keep him from entering the hall when vote was being taken.
 F. B. Gary and Senator Tillman had a warm passage at arms, in which Gary told Tilman If he would repeat his lan- guaga outside the hall he would resent 1t as gentlemen usually resented such things. The announcement was made later that the matter had been amicably arranged.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-24
A LAMENTABLE AFFAIR. Hon. w. J. Ford Shot and Killed by His Cousin, Dr. Ashton T. Ford.

Savannah, Ga, Oct 23.-A Morning News special from Albany, Ga., says:
 Hon. w. J. Ford, prominent citizen of Worth county, was shot and instantly killed at Sylvester by his cousin, Dr. Ashton T. Ford, last night. The killing was a most lamentable affair.
 Dr. Ashton Ford was an own cousin of the dead man, and had been his family physician for a long time. From re- ports reaching the city today 1t appears that the tragedy grew out of the sick ness of little Llene, the daughter of w. J. Ford, who had been treated by Dr. Ford. Llene did not improve as fast as her father thought she should have done and he called to her bedside Dr. w. l.. Davis of this city.
 Dr. Ford was in this city yesterday, and it is said that before reaching home he made threats against the life of Ford, saying that the latter had made remarks about him that he would have to take back pr. Ford was under the influence of stimulants at the time and was in that condition when he reached home, where, shortly after he arrived, he began playing with w. J. Ford's little brother.
 w. J. Ford went to take his brother away from pr. Ford when, as he was turning to leave Dr. Ford's office, Dr. Ford drew his pistol and fired twice, one shot taking effect in the hand and the other in the head. W. J. Ford staggered out of the door and fell.
 Dr. Ford. says w. J. Ford attacked him with heavy stick and he fired in self defense. He at once armed himself with a Winchester rifle, and, shutting himself in defied arrest. Being a. brave man, it is believed his arrest will only be accom- plished with fatal results.
 Some time ago the wife of Dr. Ford, who was Miss Emma Heard of Arlington, separated from him and returned to her mother The dead man was one of the most prominent citizens of this section, and at one time represented Worth coun- ty in the legislature. He was a splendid business man and had accumulated a property worth between $35,000 and S50,- 000 He was a straight forward man and no one stood higher among those who knew him. He leaves wife and five children
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-24
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Atlanta Exposition - Improved Railway
 Service.


 Service.
 Tickets are on sale via the Southern railway to Atlanta on account of the ex- position at rate of $3S0 for the round trip, good returning within seven days from date of sale, and $5.55 for the round trip good returning within fifteen days from date of sale, and $7.55 for the round trip, good returning until January ', 1896. The exposition is now open in full force and every one should take advantage of the opportunity to attend.
 Three trains daily, Birmingham to At lanta-
 No 3S I,y Bir 5:55 am. Ar Atlanta Il 40 am No 36 Lv Bir 2:55 pm. Ar Atlanta S:55 pm No 12 Lv Bir. 12:15 am. Ar Atlanta 6:55 am All trains carrying Pullman sleeping cars.
 Effective October G. the Southern has added another train to the service be- tween Atlanta and New York. The "EX- position Flyer" leaves Atlanta at D. m and arrives at Washington at Il :45 a. m. and New York at 6:23 D. m. Only twen- ty-five hours from Atlanta to New York. Returning train leaves New York via Pennsylvania railroad at II a. m. and ar Train will be solid yestibule of Pull man drawing room sleeperS between New York. Washington and Atlanta and first class yestibule coaches between Atlanta and Washington.
 The schedule of Mo- 36. known as the "IJnited States Fast Mail" has been changed between Atlanta and Washing ton. lessening the time out between At lanta and New York. Train now leaves Atlanta at Il 15 D. m. and arrives Wash ington at $40 D. m., New York 6:23 a. m For information apply to
 l.. A. SHIPMAN, T. P. A., 10-1o-tf 2201 First Avenue.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-24
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great in ieav- ening power as the Royal
BESSEMER.

Considerable Activity in Commercial Cir
 cles-Brick for the Coke Ovens.
 Bessemer, Oct. 23.-(Special Correspond ence.) e.)-Miss Exor Nola May was in Bir- mingham having her eyes attended on. Some one got it tangled up and said that she had resigned, but that is all a mis- take. Miss Helen Mccormick fulfilled her place on Wednesday,
 There will be prayer meeting at the First Baptist church tonight at 7:30. MT. Crags will conduct the prayer meeting services, as Rev. w. R. Ivy is in Mont gomery.
 Mrs. R. l.. Baker passed away very quietly night before last Her remains were carried to Pleasant Hill cemetery.
 There were quite a number of the school children absent from school today, attending the fair
 Our town commercially is a scene of considerable activity. Lots of corn, po- tatoes and turnips, very little cotton, coming in.
 The Bessemer Improvement company has six car loads of brick to build the coke ovens.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-24
THEY ARE ALL BACK.
The Last of the Alabama Negroes Who Went to Mexico Seeking Fortune
 Have Returned.

All the negroes who went to Mexico last spring are back in Alabama and the probability is they will now remain here.
 The last batch came in on Louisville and Nashville train No. last night, and all who desire employment will be given work. MT J. R. McGregor went down the road a piece to meet them and If possible to induce them to go to Champ ion mines where they would all be given employment.
 There were between sixty and seventy men, women and children in the party. and as soon as the car in which they came could be detached from the train it was set out in the yard. Mayor VanHoose gave orders that no more of these negroes should be dumped in Birmingham unless they would go to work as soon as they got here. He said paupers were not desired, and he did not intend that they should be shipped here and left,
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-24
Held for Conspiracy.

Chattanooga, Oct 23.-On their prelin1- mary hearing in a magistrates court to- day c. D. Thompson and Frank Snyder were bound over to the next term of the circuit court charged with conspiracy and combination to raise insurance rates at Chattanooga. Defendants are members of the executive committee of the Ken lucky and Tennessee fire underwriters, which, to end fractional differences in the local board, reorganized 1t and insti- tuted a new compact which the agents are required to sign. Two recalcitrants who refused to recognize the compact, 1t is claimed, are back of the suits, which will be brought against every member of the executive committee,
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-24
Montgomery and Return Sunday, October 27, Only $1 50 Round Trip.

An excursion will leave Birmingham for Montgomery Sunday, October 27, 1895, at a. m., reaching there at 10 a. m., re- turning leave Montgomery at 0:30 D. m., making a quick run back. Duly $15O round trip. By this arrangement you can spend the entire day in the Capital City at a very low rate. The accommodations and comfort of this excursion will be the same as if you were on the regular passenger train and had paid full fare, so do not fail to take advantage of it. For further information apply to any ticket agent of Louisville and Nashuille rail- road, or to D. D. Kinnebrew, Excursion agent, Box 6S5, Birmingham, Ala.
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Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-24
Children Cry for
 Pitchers Castoria. PANDORA TEMPLE ENTERTAINED BUFFALO

MT. w. J. Pearce, potentate of Zamora temple, in behalf of that body, extended to Col. w. F. Cody and the shriners of his party an invitation to dine with them yesterday afternoon.
 The dinner was served by noble Paul Gilardoni, and was one of the most en- joyab ever given by the temple.
 Toasts were responded to by Mayor VanHoose, Dr. R. M. Cunningham, pr. William B. Phillips and Col. w. r. Cody.
 After the dinner the shriners visited the Wild West performance as the guests of Colonel Cody. who expressed himself as being highly pleased with Birmingham and the courteses extended by zamora temple.