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BRIEF IELEGRAMs.

The reported loss OF life last night
az Evansville, lnd., prove erroneous.
Tue total damage was $4,000.
A dispatch from Philadelphia sAys
The Bingham mills OF Walker a Roth.
mond a. Power MIL laue ana Frank.
lori creek were burned this morning.
The loss ID S70,OGJ.
The CunardeT. Cephalonin, from
Boston, passed Brow heau u 1850 this
~ rnlng, hve hours behind schedule
iiniC.
John 4. Stevens, minister TO Hawaii
during President Harrison's term, Is
critically III ut Augusta, Maine.
Near Vineyard HAvou, Mass, an
unknown limo schooner Ia ashore with
three dead bodies lHshei 10 tho deck
house and covered with ice.
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REGARDING CHINA.
The Policy Of Russia, France, BHg-
land and America Announced.
THESE POWERS WILL INTERVENE
And See That Jnpau's ViciorIts Result
IN Advantages 10 All the
World.

LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch 70 The
7lmes from Paris auy8 some Ruarian
epyoys have received Instructions ~ 10
the attitude Ruiaiu, England aud
France and, through Russia's intor-
ventlon, tho United States intend to
take on questions raised ~ tho war
between China aud Japan.
According to the nmss couespouj-
rnt, % has uurn decided that the inter.
veftou " thvle powers At the proper
moment Will bo absolutely disInter.
taied. China viii be- asked Ia her
own intoreais ns well va those Of tine
civilized world 10 open her ports, Htt-
log the present system has led 20
ChiuA'o powcflsasnuss aud luin. Tho
powers will wait until China admilb
horulf vauqulahgd and sincerely
prrotlatus fUf peace. lt will then be
pointed cut TO japan that Europe can
n0l a.lJw her TO auugE an uoh n
Chinese main land, but the same im-
possibility does not exist regard
Ing other nuuuxatiOnH whioH
may be- open ~ discussion.
There will be no intervention
concerning vcsaule, arnis aud 0lhur
booty, nor ~ b tho war indemnify.
This question muat be settled between
tho cOmbataIts. No objection will 10
raised 10 japan retaining certain posi-
Hons 40 pledges Of payment, but 40
commercial HlipulAtiOus ~ the dead
vantage Of the powers will be per.
miiiod. Tho whole world Il 10 profit
by auy opening Of ports or liberty to
penetrate into tho Interior OF China.
FINALLY, the poaore Will insilt that
Chinese currency Ia the future b u be
on the European syGtom IN Order 20
facilitate the new foreign loan 10 which
China will be obliged to resort.
SILL FIouTiEa AT WEI HAI wEL
YOKOHAMA, Fob. IAN official
dHpAlCh from Wei Hal Wei, da'oi
February 8rJ. ssy.: "rhe dying
squadron today bJmbardoi the foiti
which, assisted b. tue Chinese war.
ships, resisted obstlnatuly. Admiral
Ting (tho Chinese naval Commnpder)
D. dotefmiHOd 10 hold tho forts Of Ii
kugng Tao island ahd the ships under
bis command. Another attack by the
torpedo bgAtB will ba made tonightD q
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The Territorial Bar.

An adjourned meeting OF the Ter
rilorial Bar Association Of Utah will
ho held 40 the Supreme courtroom on
Saturday next, at 10 O'Clock a. M, for
the purpose Of receiving sud discussing
the judicial article OF the constitution
prepared, drafted aud 20 be reported
on sald day by the committee appoint
ed tor that purpose. All members Of
the Association are earnestly request.
ed to be In attendance and present
theiE views upon the matter,
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WAsuISurON, Feb. THE Gro 'on-
tials Of LuC,en Baker uH senator from
hnnghs for tnU term beginning March
4ih esi, were prefcutod 10 the Senate
today. A sequel 10 Tao tprlied iuci.
deaf tIu Ither day bvfwoou Mitchell,
(OrJ, and Harris (reun.) occurred
Whuu tho former presented Ru cEYlaua.
ton OF tho sugar bounty claims Har.
RE, locking rather serious, said he
would not renew bis objection.
Mitchell said he was GLAD 10 hear
the senator admit he had made mii-
take, Harris arose, ami then ct
down, evidently ready u lot "a per.
E0ual incident close.
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" fine blood mounts shown under
microscopes and by Preparations Of
fresh blood.
Prof &. A. Whiting leclurcd on
"Phe Microscope Ia the Btudy Of
Pnnts," AMI with his usual thorough
ness illustlatsd his suffice with tine
preparations, natural and stained.
These wero shown ny the aid OF several
Que microscopes set IN the room. Dr.
j. h. ramagc, president o; the organi-
cation, spoke on "rho Purposes and
Possibilities OF the Society" His
address made n profound Impression.
At the close n the formal session, M
hour was spent 10 examining the
Preparations, and IN comparing obser.
vatl0us. Tho society includes among
is members sOmu OF Uah's foremost
schylafs, scientists anu physicians.
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AFTER PULLMAN.
IudEo oroHscup wants 60 Find out
why tie Lett,

CHICAGO, Feb. Judge Grosscup
appeared determined today to Ind out
whether George NJ. Pullman ovadod
The service OF subj mna issued for him
by the defense IN Tue Debs conspiracy
case. WIN. II. johnson, the oolored
doogkeeper nt Pullmau's private office,
Was called and said he saw Pullman
enter the Cflloe on Monday morning nt
lU3O, on hour after Deputy ". 5.
Marshal ID. y. Jones called. Jones
wrote his name ana official title on a
card, which johnson said he gave g.,
p Sweet, Pullmgn'H private secretary.
The secretary entered the inner
oulco and returned and said Pullman
Wa- not IN. johnson said no did not
see Pullman come out OF the office, nor
GA he know Al Pullman was there nt
we lime the card was sent Ia, Judge
e'oacup asked for Sweet ana was IN.
lormul by counsel for tho defense that
sweet had disappeared also,
Mover mind them" said the Judge,
we VIII postpone the inquiry until
sweet 10 found aud brought before The
uyutt.D
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STORY OF A PAY CHECK.
dow II Was Siolou, aud How II Was
Cnshcd by a Stranger.

On Tue1day last Rapid rransit pay
check Tor s0Is5, made out ia favor Of
A. &. Wth,,r, dated February 5lh,
numbered 1892, ami drawn on the
Commercial National bank Of this
city, was received by tho proprietor Of
the Firm ward ism T. store IN payment
Of sn account LtlF IN the day this
10 fekeCIer took cut tho check and
placed 10 upon the utter while be
turned away 10 fetch sumething, but
upOn his tttIrn II wns uuBu.
couutably mimiug. Susptoting that
some person must nave stDlon
10, DO Immediately tcluphouCd
% the bank to stop payment, at the
same timu giving tnU number nud
other particulars. A personal vleit
was afterwards made 10 tho bank. the
paying teller, ~ "a reminder 10 himtclf,
posted tho notification Uf the alray
ChuCk lus. iuhido his window, hut un.
fortunately his memory seems 10 have
proved truachorous. Yesterday, som q
where about noon, "a stranger presented
the Identical piece Of paper 70 tho teller
@ns handel tho iull nnluui if.r
which II called, withou, Inquiry, uud
won't his way rejoicing. When the
ditcpvcty was made " was too late,
anu VINO tue Individual was nobody
knows. Tho banE and the paying
tuliUr will have T. settle ne ma tor o 1
making good the money between
Themselves.
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FataIuorso nissn,o.

SpRINurmLD, H., Fob. The
state Two stycA commission has been
notified Of tho Appearance Ola fatal
bono disease NJ Wyguvt, Bureau
county, where oight h0Fses have dioI.
4 I lugram was aIO received from
Mugtintyilie, stark county, stating
thAtA strange d,leaso hul appeared
among uotsts thogr, four having died
and oihrts bUiug ale d. The stale
veterinarian Will iuVra,lsalo at once.
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A ReIief Purse.

The fellow fireman Of J. q Gulbran-
son, who recently lost a leg through
injuries while In the service OF tho
city have made up n rurso OF hand.
some snd substantial proportions which
Will DO presented to him for the put-
pose Of assisting In the purchase VI an
artificial limb.
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PnIEsTs AM nfcYcLEs.


NEW YOntS, Fob. IA special die.
patch o the World says:
Or. Ro3kcIpgiyato secretary % Mgr.
SNoiii,aaid lait night, al do not think
lhr holy SOC has Intended TO take any
action against tho USE 81 bicycles by
priests. The matter was brought up IN
% Hungarian di0ccBu aud taken to
Rome Tor decision. II Wns duclicd
thai tho subject wa1 local. Bat 10 was
though that u would DO best Tor the
pFi,sti concerned 20 refrain if0m riding
any nUro than wag absJlutely uUvea.
fnty." The reason Tor this, Dr. Rocker
oaii, was Tho peculiar costume whioh
ytiCsla in Europe wear. $50 long as
blcyciua Hte used within the proper
lmlt," no said, "lhoy viii NJ, be
irOWuei dowu. Itn priest Ia unwisl
IN this matter 81 9. tir province % auy
local church oElcla, 70 500 that lao cor.
reefs his uepOrmuu.
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suEar nonnty ol.im,.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE claims
eommitleo, Mitchell said, made a pro
lorna recommendation TO the nppru-
plAIion committee 10 pay tue claims
,stntu prior 10 the passage OF the
.NIll ACT, pheso amount 60 about
t-oO,OJO. The main claim is fjr halt
pouuly since tln ppstage " Inc acI,
smouutlng TO s7,60O,OOO. Tbs culmH
were were referred 10 the appropriation cOm-
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Mr. Lnnnnn a Contrlbnlnr.

Mr.. T.. II. LAnnan, manager OF the
Salt Lake Tribune, IL among the latest
contributors 70 The Brigham Young
memorial fund. Yesterday he Pre-.
scented tho association with u SlO'Uill
70 be used In erecting the Pioneer
Monument.
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TIE HAWAIIAN REBELLION.
Papers SsIZld in Tho EI.Ql9aD'S
Palace After Her Arrest
showing rhnt sho was Implicated In
tho Recent Piot-Hobeis
Sentenced 90 Death.

SAN Francisco, Feb. Tho Er.
oHlMer prints tho following this morn.
lax:
HONOLULU, Jan. 'aO.-Up to the mt
men. Of tho steamers departure the
most interesting phase Of Qu5en LII.
iuokalani's implication ia tho plot 10
overthrow the government 10 her writ.
ten admission showing tue cUllusi1u Of
young Rudolph Sproukuls, discovered
among some fragments VI her majeuIy'a
diary.
When the raid was made on Wash-
ingiOn Place, after the arrest Of LiliuU.
Eunui, ry1uluug IA tho seizure u
arms, ammunition aud bonnie, lum.
Der OF pnpefs belonging % the cx-
yucca were taken possession OF and
turutd over 10 the government.
Among the papers wac a memorandum
ia hor own hanuwriiing, dating back
as far 10 last JuDo anu July, wherein
occur frequent references 90 Rudolph
Hprockler, Ia which he IL quoted as
repeatedly urging her 10 res5ft TO force
~ regain her lual throne. Tneso im.
poftunitios wofo offset by :. o. Carer,
enc Of her closet aoylseru, who cnga a.
suied moderation.
Another paper found among tho OK
queen'A effects referred 10 tho o0m-
Iuisaion appointed by hor several
months ago ~ proceed 10 Washington
and ascertain from President Gave.
land n he would take any further steps
10 TestOfe her b. power. In this sho
again hlludOs 20 Spfuckels's advice to
use arms and Carlet's counter Suggest
ton 10 attain her object by peaceful
means, aud says uhe inform 4
5preckols that che thought NJ. Cluvu.
land would look upon the Arbitration
plan with much moro llvlr
In this paper Liiuuk0iaui chnrgCs
that oue Of her commissioners to
Washington, Sam PARKER, underworld
10 sell tuo secret Of HE mitaion b W..
o.. Irwin.
Il 90 tho general Impression here that
Rudolph Sprooksls did not purchase
the arms Tor tao rovOlutionlBlB him.
Buli hue merely advanced the funds
required on tbs eK-luaen's account
anu that somebody else made tho pur.
chase.
Tue Examiner correspondent OF
Honolulu claims Il has been learned
definitely that sOme OF the leaders Of
the rebellion have been sentenced TO
death.
1lIuRsToN NOTIFIED.
WAsHINuTOS, Feb. 7.-Mini,tor
Thurstl N has received dispatch ftom
Honolulu which confirms the Asso.
oiatsu Presa dispatches concerning the
trials OF tho rebels aui the Rbdicatlon
Of ex-Queen LiliuUkalaui. He Gays his
dispatches contain nothing about any
indifference Of Willis Concerning any
0lleauerR.
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ST. JOSEPH, No., Feb. THE
psyohluai soululy OF this city, organ.
iEsd Tor tho purpose Of lsaching hypno-
tism, has been brought 10 the nOtios Of
lho police by the complaint Of Mrs.
Ella Churchill that her son after being
hypuoiized n number u times AZ the
meaiings OF tho society, Is l.aing his
mind AZ result.
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me1taty committee so conr5 queucc Of
lhehna-Parncllite mrmtUrs In sltctiug
Conhon auu Abmhsm, DIl0nitcs, 20
succeed Michael Davilt nnd Timothy
sullivan. Healy was the only member
VI tue committee reelected.
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DEADLY COFFEE.

Blk Persons kcFinusiy sick on 40.
count Of Drinking a..
PEVRiEdTON, Mich, Feb. MIR.
aud MFr. james Hyatt, four children
and an uncle, John Hyatt, who was
living with tue fImily, arc lying %
the point OF death f.Jm tue effects OF
drinking coffee, in which was found a
stick o. green candy. 10 lie thought the
children will survive but no hopes nru
entertained for the parents. Au analy-
hia VI the coffee viii DO made.
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Ion 0 nILl Yonna uallIns.

NEW YORK, Fep. z. Tho World
this morning 8nys. Winilrud Waters,
daughter II John Il. Wntora, president
OF the LlOyis ln5uraHcs company,
cloped on January l0,h with Richard
Henry Gatling, Hlu VI d. Gatlingi
tho invoutet ot the Calling gun. He
is a brother-in-luw u Hugh o. Pen.o.
oytt, ~ well as his law partner.
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nnYrsrh ,inrn.rtrinl-

MiNNEArOLtB, Feb. Tin the Hay.
ward murder Trial today Hans Barlow
teaIihed That he was ia the basement
~ the ozark Flati when Blixt cut the
VI" rail IN two Tor Harry Hayward.
lie helped Blixt 10 cut the "rN rail
and heard Hayward tcold Bizt Tor
cutting It Instead simply beading It,
On oross'tNamination lie admitted
that no bad served a term In the work
house.
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CHArrELi Neb., Fob. 7.-Tho At
lnnuc express on the Union Pacific
road wgs wrecked a mile from here
this morning, four cars and the engine
bcing overturned. NO ono was Injured,
but ns the thermometer registered 80
hollow, tue passengers suffered from the
cold. The accident was caused by the
breaking or O ifgetv rail-.
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Personal.

DIR. John T. White, OF this city, left
for New York this morning over tho
Union Pacific. Mrs. Wnlt,, VINO
commenced the journey with nin, viii
await his teiuTn at Grald Rapids,
Michigan, where she has relatives auu
many friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

TULSA, l.. H., FeU. Jim Frouch
ana "Verdigris KID" the two remain
ing msmburs Of the original Blll Cook
gang, attempted last night 10 rob the
store Of John Irvine anu were shot and
killed uy lfviuC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-07

Kansas CITY, Fol-. The blizzard
ragst WITH unuualod vigor all uight
Az O'Clock tlis morning tho TIER
m0mclgr togiatered lOl below zero, with
n gale blowing. Signal OniCor O'C0r-
nor does not promise any respite until
FSlds y evening. The railroads have
not been inoonvcuieuced much from
the dfiftH.
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sT. LOUIS. Fob. Tho approach n
tue cold wave In this vicinity wns
sigurl 9sd during tho night by heavy
winds and zero Temperature. Today
gales prevail and a drop ~ 10 or 10 IL
pNunrfnl
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No Finance Legislation This session.

DUBUQUE, Iowa. Feb. 7.-Sonator
Allison Sayt, In letter 10 a friend Ia
this city, that there viii be no legisla-
ton ON fuapces during the present
session OF Congress. Consideration Of
the appropriation bills viii occupy the
Senate TO the exclusion OF other mat
terra,
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n LONDON, Feb. 7,-Tlmoihy NJ.
neaiy, M. p, Tor North Louth aud
,usler OF q section OF the Irish Parlia-
hun'ary party known as the Aealles,
-~ resigned from the now parlia'
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Coke Clubs Banquet.

The hrsI annual banquet Of the Coke
CLUB will take place next Saturday
evening, at tae Grand Pacific hotel.
A great time 10 anticipated.
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NEw YoKlS, Feb. 7.-Charlss w.
Copeland dieu last night at his home
in Brooklyn. He had been III for a
YEA. He was born In 1916. n 1895
he became constructing engineer oftho
United States navy. During the
Mexican anu Civil wars he was on
gagged In fitting out and altering naval
vussUlp.
Mr. Copeland built the first iron
hull In the United 5taten Tor craft,
and tue fret iron steamer ever deaigued
for naval service, tho Michigan, on
the great LAKES.
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THE corn WAVE.
Reports Of storms ON noih Sides OF the
Atlantic.

Atlantic.
LoEDos, Feb. THE storms that
severely impede the traffic Throughout
England are becoming more severe.
The highlands OF scotland are com.
pletely Isolated. An unknown yss.sl
ioundeTod of Port Patrick, Scotland,
With a loss OF seven lives. A two.
mhsJed steamship with black band
around two white gmoks slncks 10
nshore on the lsle OF man, The Thames
10 frozen over ut Chelsea anu tho
5chelde at Antwerp Is covered with
Ice, At Antwerp the thermometer
registered fifteen degrees below zero,
oentlgrnde, the lowest In twenty yegrr,
In Wsles thousands are out Of work Oh
account " the severe weather.
LOWEST TEMPERATURES RECORDED. a
WAsHIEdroN, Feb. The weather
bureau furnishes the following special
bulletin; During the past twenty.four
hours the storm In Louisiana has
moved 10 tho South Atlantic coast, in.
creahiug In intensity and the area of
high pressure has moved from the
north Of Montana to North Dakltt,
BttSeen North Dakota aud the south
Atlantic coast sharp bar0motrio gTnul-
unta Will cause the soyefest cold wave
and tue lowest temperatures ever
recorded the iirst werk OF February.
from Arkansns, KENTUCKY and viz.
ginia southwark. The Temperatures
VI Indian Territory Aud northern pof-
tons OF Texas and Louisiana has fallen
from 80 10 3s degrees the past twenty.
tour houga mud 10 now ~ degrees below
normal. Emergency warnings for
northwest gales and freezing weather
have bsen Aont 10 south Louisiana and
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ron AIS WIFE
a PaTmor sucs - Capitalist for
$780, 900.

CANTON, o., Feb. 7.-Sanplo q.
George, farmer has begun suit la tho
common pleas court against George ID.
bazt0n, weatly retired capitalist
md bfOther'iu-lAw OF Governor Nc
klnloy, for $4,000 damages Tor alleged
alienation Of his wife's affections. Mrs.
George, va n drossmaker, has rooms in
the SaxIon building, and there the acts
charged were said TO have been COM
millud.
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THE RESOLUTION VETOED.
RoyohinE brooklyn Car Campnniss'
Irnmchises.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 7.-Mayor Sohleren
has vetoed tue resolution adopted by
Lhe board Of aldermen last Monday.
revolving the trolley franchises OF the
Brooklyn CITY and Atlantic Avenue
Street Railroad commando,
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OMAHA, Mob, Fob. 7.-DfIiltd auow
ami eAnd and Intense cold have
greatly iutetiofod with the movement
VI the iraine IN Neutaska last night
and TO-DAY. Toe through train from
Billings, Montana, on tue Burlington,
due ut lliij last night, has not ) ct
arrived. here are up trains Hinou
yesterday morning ON tue Fremont,
Elkhorn & Missouri Valley road ffom
Black Hllif. All tho trains on the
Union Pacific nro delayed ana many
engines CALLED" by freezing.
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CHICAGO, Feb. THE Chicago
edition " tue blizzard was not Il lu
fetoa typo a. predicted, but suit
urban railroad trafllr BE- delayed.
Through traiuB are from thr0 10 elk
hours late.
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mn SANsAE HLIzLhHD,

Msissippi, Alabami, Georgia, South
Caruliua and Fl0rlJg.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-30
A CARD.
New Orleans. Nov. %. 1895.

New Orleans, Nov. 20, 1895.
To the Members of the House and
Senate, from 1884 to 1892, inclusive
Gentlemen-Will each one Of you
Kindly answer. at your earliest cOnve-
nience. II from 1884 to 1892, was, OF
was not, an advocate for any and all
measures coming before the House for
the good of the city of New Orleans.
This TO the best of your knowledge apd
belief. Respectfully,
J. s. BOSSIER.
Address: Figaro Office, 536 Com
mon street, Story Building.
Estate papers please copy.l
During the eight years that Judge
Bossier represented st. Tammany
parish in the Legis lature, he doubt
less worked for what he considered
to be the best interests of the city
Of New Orleans and OF the State,
and he was particularly active in
endeavoring to secure increased
appropriations from Congress for
the improvement OF our rivers. He
asks his former colleagues in the
House to comment on his course
while in that body, feeling conf
dent that it will meet with general
Endorsement.
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A IWO-PART DUMPING
WAGON.

A wagon whose body Is made in
two pivoted parts, adapted TO be
dumped by means of a lever full
crumed on the wagon frame. forms
the subject of patent issued to
John J. Theobald, galveston, tex
as. Each Of the parts is hung al
or near the middle on trunnlons
journaled in bearings in the frame
and the two parts are pivotally con-
nected by link. SO thai when one
part is swung the other part swing.
with it. On one side of one Of the
body parts, is pin engaging a
slot in an arm of lever fulcrumed
in a bracket at one side Of the
frame, and by the swinging OF this
lever the slotted arm operating on
the pm causes the two parts of tue
wagon body to swing into inclined
position. The parts normally extend
horizontally and are jointed to-
gether at their adjacent ends TO
form = single wagon body. To
lock the two parts thus in horizon
tai position there are Tugs on the
lever on opposite sides of its full.
crum adapted to engage cams OH
each of the wagon body parts, lock-
in them securely to each other at
their joints.-Sclent.tic American.
Mr.. rheobald was raised in this
parish, and is son Of our esteemed
fellow.citizen, Mr.. John rheobald.
We wish him success with his new
invention.