The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-23
TUESDAY. Aasus, 20

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-Milliam Keenev
has been appointed solicitor.t General for
ireland. He isa Liberal. Unionis,. and
set In last Parliament for Dublin.
Eagle Pats, Tex.-Thrtc new ea,es
and one death from small pox occurred
atCamp Jcnner to-day. One hundred
and hiiy cases are now under treatment.
number Of convalesccnts will bo di,.
charged soon.
Portland, Ore.-The steamer OCEAN
Wave, on her way from Astoria 10 tbis
city, oollided with sail boat con.
tanning five persons near Stella, Wash.
TINS morning. The sail boat was upse.
and two Of the occupants. John Weather.
wax and Ed whngner were drowned.
The others we're rescued.
Helena, Mont, Aug. lo.-Busine.s
circles we're sstonished to-day by The
announcement that |. l.. Isreal A Co.
had failed. The deed Of assignment was
lled early this morning, and named Ed.
J. uoodklnd ~ assignee. Isreal IL on. Of
,h>-e1As-. ds~,sn raorchAnu IN The
town.
WATERFOWL, n. Y.-John Miller Wi.
cox, editor Of the Cleveland Penny Press,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon at the
summer home Of his friend, ex.Mayor
W. G. Rose Of Cleveland, at Rose h.
lans' st. Lawrence river aged 90 years.
ihe cause OF his death was heart dla.
ease resulting from an attack Of grin
two years ago.
III Paso, Tex, Aug lO.-John Wesley
Hardin, notorious bad man, who
served seventeen years IL the Texas
psnitentiary, was shot and instantly
killed here tonight by Constable John
seilmaa. lie threatened sellman's life
several times during the evening. liar
ain had sent seventeen men 10 their
graves and lea noted bad man all over.
New fork.-Twe thousand five hu nd.
red union vest makers, including 700
women and girls, are on strike to-day for
renewal OF their agreement. II Ia
not likely the contractors will make any
determined opposition but some Of them
are not pressed with orders aud il may
require u week to stop the strike. Cloak
makers have a new piece work price,
including rates for cloak making, from
20 to 90 per cent over present figures.
omaha.-Commencing In few DAYS
the Norfolk sugar factory Of the Ok
nards, will use crude oil fer fuel, instead
Of coal. This will be practical test Of
the merits OF oil as substitute for coal,
and # profitable results are obtained,
will turn the attention Of Omaha cap
ltalisls TO the resources Of the great OF
helds OF Wyoming. A pipe line from
Centeral Wyoming to Omaha is talked
Of as calculated 10 reyolutionize the
industries Of the west.
Newton, Kan, Aug. ia destructive
hailsiorm passed oyer Harvey county
his evening, doing immense dam are
10 crops. Sugar cane is ruined and iruits
u all kinds. especially peaches, which
re now ripeninE, will be total loss.
Jorn, Which promised the biggest yield
n a decade, win probably yield halia
'rop. The damage in Newton will be
leayy. The wind blew a gale and de.
nolished a carriage factory, an ice house
md numerous other buildings. The
all Of rain was two inches.
London. Aug 9O,-it is reported that
NO American millionaires are showing
much interest in the case Of Mabel Stan.
ey, the music hall artis. who was ar.
ested August 10th on board the steamer
Euurla,' at Liverpool, as she was
bout to sail for New York. She was
harged with having stolen jewelry
rom Mrs. Gibbons, and the jewelry
''s recovered from her, on her arrest.
he millionaires are New York IN en-,
-om which city Miss Stanley com os.
he fair prisoner Is in possession Of let
FRS supplying her with funds for her
eiense.