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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

ahAfAAh aslNN FANFhs
ciuCAdo. Dec. 10.
ilogs- ncceipts. 5000. Market barely steady
a. ycsterday's closing
LlgIt So ~ s 1855
Mixed. fltl a $500.
Heavy, $40 r. $50
Rough. $40 a rA4i.
cattle receipts. 1000 MARKET nrm to noe
higher
Bcoyes. $40 $40.
Cows aud iiuItcru. f.i0a as %.
Tcxaa stcCrs, gLs tLUu
stockcra and Feeder. tl8CaGLti.
Sheep receipts, li,lyu. Market strong
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
Blankets 81 Comforts.

The cold, chilly nights Of December,
January and February. you need not be
cold. We sell Blankets as low as rs
cents pair. We sell good Comior,
for SIss.
We sell Blankets and Comforts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
THIS KIND OF SELLING FROM NOW TIL.
AFTER CHRISTMAS.
Jackets.

In addition to
the largest and
lowest marked
stock OF Jack.
cts and Capes
~ the city, we
have aicwlinrs
Of last seasons
goods 70 close.
They'll keep
you just as
warm a. new
goods
A SEa5 Iackei
Tor SA5S
a !gE Jacket
Tor S57s
Ncs,that right
g27S instead o.
g72S
SI7s instead OF
Se7S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

| nANlNk ~ -
! has made Il pos
| sible Tor you TO
| buy these goods
| cheaper than you
| can mike them
| up.
| Wrappers
for 75c,
! Wrappers
for CSC.
| Ss.65 Wrappers
| for S9o3,
| Our Wrappers
are cut iull
| The prices are
! cut short
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

Rev. J. p. Farmer, w. w. Brooks
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Bruce and Mrs. =
r. Jessup returned from Oregon City
last evening.
Prof. Louis Barzee, who has been a
lending the Marion County Teachers
Institute, returned to Jefferson on the
11lo'cIock local.
james Mcintyre, Of Oregon City,
visited with 'Balem friends last night
and went TO Monroe ou the morning
loca on business.
f. N. Derby, superintendent If the
Motor Railway company, was pas
aeu ter for Portland on the o'clocl
local or business.
G,nerll Manager j. b. F. TutbIli,
OF the Salem Gas Works, returned
Thursday from an extended visit in
San Francisco.
Misses Lille and Rosa Buchanon, OF
Portland, spent Thursday afternoon
With the Misses HArritt, going on to
/ Albany this morning.
Bishop VIM. Dillon went to Wood
burn tbis morning t1 attend a camp
meeting Of the United Brethren
church to be beid at Shuck's mills
six miles east of WOodburn.
Cards are not announcing the mar
rlage Of Fred o. Baker, Of this city
TO Miss Leah JefIers, AZ ST. Mlchaef'
church, at North Yakima, Wash, July
10. Their home will be ll04 Maxwell
avenue. Spokane, Wash.
Prof and Mrs, l., w. McAdam'
were passengers to Oregon City with
their household goods on the steame
Altoona this morning whore they hav'
accepted positions as principal an'
teacher respectively Ia the publ
schools.
II. w. Callison, promising youpI
attorney OF salem, who successfully
passed the examination before th
supreme court last May, has locate
permanently In Newberg, to practic
: law, for which he is eminenuy qua
ified.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28
Vote for aodaess.

In order to sive the lady Who 's
chosen as Columbia sn opportunity to
prepare properly for the Fourth OF
July, the committee have decided that
voting on that question will close TINS
(Fridsy) evening AT O'Clock sharp
All persons desiring to express prefer
ence for cents or more must do 50 TO-
day. Ballot boxes can be found At
The Spa, at Patton's book store, tue
Red Corner drug store and Dearborn's
book store. Drop in your nickels and
have a say Ia the malter-today is your
last chance.
The committee on band music Is In
correspondence to secure the ladies'
band Of Corvallis, which would add
very much to the pleasure Of the occa'
sion. A ladies' band IL In Itself nov
city and these are said to be excellent
musicians besides. 1t is to be hoped
they will come.
The several ladies having charge o
the floats are diligently at york thes'
days arranging for that particu ar por'
tion of the great Independence da!
parade, and from present appearance
the floats will be the handsomest eve
seen in this portion of Webfoot.
Mrs. VIM. England has general gu
pervisiou of the division Of floats sn'
she IL assisted by the following:
The Army-Mrs. VIM. Brown, Mrs
Ida f. Babcock and Mrs. VIM. Vests
cott.
The Navy-Miss Lena Breymar
Mrs. r b. Fleming and Mrs. E. NJ
LAHORE.
: The State Flower-Mrs. 9. ID. Ga
brlelson and Mrs. /. L. Patterson.
The Minerals aud Indians-Mrs. II
p. Mimic.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28
PERSONALS.

Il. E. Mckinney. the grain buyer IL
In Albany.
w. II. Dugan visited the reform
school today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hawley, OF sunny
side. was In fown to day.
r. G. BelIwood was q passenger to
Portland on the Salem local.
E. II. Parkhurst returned on the 8
O'Clock overland from Bheliburn.
Kola Neis, the hop buyer. came
down from Albany on the 2:2O local.
supt. and Mira. E. B. McElroy re-
turned from Corvallis this afternoon.
E. X. Hpauldlng and Lon Hill went
10 Newberg on the AltonA this morn
Ing.
Attorney J. A. Carson transacted
legal business In Oregon city this after
noon.
MIRA J. 0winne returned home
Thursday after vlall with relatives IN
Eugene.
Judge Geo. IL. BuFneti went ap 10
Albany on the morning local 10 bold
o0uTt.
n. w. ssiilsmieT, the well knosn
Weodbnrn nurseryman, was iD the
city today.
Mia Lola Vluks, of Independence, u
sisf4fns sslth Mrs. o. ID lLaunle K,iutll
~ town.
E.A. MeioFnsek Transacted business
10 roFilasa today golpE fs5s on is'
mornlnn local
deputy sheriff A.. ~. CooTsf was -
silver CIsak Fails Thursday afternoon
op ofllelsl basinesa.
H, N. Hf0nson returned from fufns'
gbls aflsfnoon, wbsfs hs las hesn ~
sendinE camp nissslnE
Pfssldsnl "A. n, llls ~ ths Ihfisiian
rpassyef noolsiles " Oregon, IslnTnsa
ifom pegiisDd iasi niRbt
a. W, HARD sad ssislly, " Aal,s
rllis, gsinFnsd ffpin . visit ~ iflsna'
81 Foih nonpig hs9ati
llsy, 4. a. 1sispisi0u eipIsag iiaii
nsasgliss lills eflsfneoe pbsls bs ba,
hsen siisadlnE esinp aiselieH
4. a.. Wnshi. ii,s S'ioassf sfafsfy
lapn, wss . lsaasnsss ~ liis isislipisp'
ia "a llis ssisal lsssi lllls tsagnlnH
Mlss sasgls flsAnlalsll gsiafnsa i'sili
4agnsf iblss si,ssnesn, ubsls slas esi
l.sse slfsnalnF ssisp gassilnF ~ q >
aage
hssieIs liat Hisplsien ana ifsifi
nsluesa wsis l.sssfaas's ~ hlwsphl'
- fl,s 4 gelsm'f l,ssi ~ visit 4
fliesas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28
AN tDyfRTlsfNfhIa

pos11 a,a., E'. iG..', is....l .1s'''s'1s sgd'
N'ii.s .-,. .'iisrrs,Ir X k'-''a'i Az
AnfhIa NAhFfu ~ sisNishss -
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i Vo'fHss w.
M9afl..fp Nth aasis hsf =
FfwnfN efFspsgt A4.fals.ef ifsai
W. I. ~ ~ 80 ~
loH s.lfns if.is ~ .s.ss. ~
~ ~,
a.EN.ils. ,'llis' * n, 'iss'St, n,
lht lfEl.. s,ss
HH 'ifNtff'a
C.s s..3a ...:.
ih8 gANAug eH9.
aftft tHlhsAa ttees ~
q spiiist TO-.
IT, 49,. = "
a., pfhss tisss hatias l'ss A.
sas,ssfs' i.'fass h,sssisss 49,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

THE hiu Mia ibr biK halsn
flOuFlns mills eEs ioo big flf ihis zoe q
Thsy AZ ldls moIs ihsu had ihs iluf
i.slug controlled ~ lhs iFusi ana usk
ins nouf pIinagsllg fuf sHpoIi sns
ps5 lng only sRp1li pllors 80 nhrsi
IA seuld ~ iaf hsliff iai rslrs % ~
hsa one ~ iwe snsllsl mllls i4ai sfn
rasdueisd a. ths mils si AunisYllli
aud oillsI pisoss sis Hhfn ihfY psl
hsi silssi u sath hH snndlnT puf
ls.ses, ipm ig ~ % rli ulaif ihsp faI
10 lailt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28
We ShOhc
NObJD Styles
Ia
PARLOR IA BLES.
See Corner WinoiOir.
KELLER a. SONS,
I2O 'Sfdfe.

TuE OyEKCnEcK CHECKED. The
domestic animal fountain erected by
banker A. Bush caused an Instructive
lesson la the uae oi the overhead check
A man got out - take down TIC oyer
checks on his horses ~ they could sei
their heads down % drink, Sbop b.
liush told him that f1unisln was built
80 that Any hofss uiih hls head nol
checked up uDnaluially hiRh could
dank wilhoui undressing NJ busl
considers tbs oyefolieek 90 lnsifumsnl
of ioflnfs And hs is about hight 10 uug
essllnK that ihoas Who uss lhs Over
check water slssN bffo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

An Excellent Program H4s Lsen Pre-
pared The Entries.

An Excellent Program HAs Z sen Pre-
pared The Entries.
Although the entries for tonlghts
races are not 80 numerous as the two
previous races, they are made 1p Of ss
lem's best mettle. In the mite open
Glass A, there Is Dayis, Ogle and Len
non, three Of Sslem's promising racers,
and they are in for bloOd.
In the 1O.mile handicap there Is the
three Salem eFackaiAek who will ride
the race and make it decidedly hoi
one. A. Townsend, Paul Hansen and
Watt Shipp are the enteries, and u
rumor is, look out for Townsend fol
first place, and keep your eye on
shipp and Hansen, as they are after q
lime breaking record.
These two events will be proceeded
by an exhibition mile by NJ. j. Lee
paced by taUdem. The II. A. &
band, that has furnished such excel
lent music for the two previous races
will be present tonight with some o
their choicest selections.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

Os MIL rrREEr. Section Foreman
Prunty aud force of Cinnamon are bus
ily engaged nlIlng lH the vacancy be
tweeu ihe soulbsfn Faolhe traok aud
Toe ealem q nsolldsted str, ei railway
company A miaiufs of gravel and
ilft 10 bsing used "a bHng this section
~ Miii street up a. . level preparatory
81 oltuinR 81 through 10 Fourteenth
street a bndgs all probably bs
uulli 0n 40 sasi eide ~ ihs railroad.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

Wo0DMEN's USIoN.-rhls Is not Il
secret society but public organization
Of the wood dealers for cooperation
and mutual protection against Cutting
tho market with wood below cost Of
production Fair prices for timber aud
lahor aud no ruinous composition arc
the objects aimed Al, The basis OF or
ganllauon aud advertisement of the
unoa "A pfar IN this issue,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28
Rrof. g. g. Welmer.

late Of the Rafi conservatory, Frank
fort on the Main, has opened class In
ialem for instructions on the piano,
organ, viein, mandolin, thorough-bas'
and harmony. Terms reasonable.
Call at WINS music store near post
office. 62l h
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

Nav puHIufplrhs--A nss posl'iiies
hss been established ~ idsphs, Ma
nou e8uuiy, or, siih Me-. Alnla Ont
81 % poe nllfiisut fhiH aiiios 10 ~ iis
eastern isfnluus ~ lhs .. o. o. d op
cas- naniism nysf snd . ismous sulu
nlrI itnun
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

Wa tnn ARf nppp v hsu
ibsfs sil icn =. bssisi lafiy . ssslsi,
oinnsf isnN uf fpg gFsnl shtif
ihris s soms .bins g'sia ~ ssi, 20 -
sufed lhai lhe good lhinFs eoals iinnl
nlauaop A iut, siNeefF
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

h0girF Az ihs iualog nfnllaig u
lils ! M a. a sis ugeeaifd a. usri
y iils aas.HisiiHu nsWs iHuHifHs
slelaina - ~ Uaat M A. ls.H
sansls srHfiaff
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

Nlsa i'siF be- sl.t. ss rafsi,af fsfitsis.
Nl.sa 49, sss . fillld. 49, siiai ~ fs-issis,
ei.rs 49, i..s si,f aiai 49, rlsiss A. fssia'is.
Nhsa 49, ls8 c.llaisf 49, ssfsihH,s fsa,sf,.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

A CLOSE CALL.-Tbe report was cur
rent on the streets this morning that
VIM. II. Brown was dead. Mr.. Brown
ia young farmer living just east of
the asylum, and no doubt experienced
narrow escape, but was found alive
and sitting up when visited this morn
ing by Officers Davies aud Bozorth o!
the Woodmen order, Of which he Is 8
iIenber. Mr.. Brown overheated him
self on Tuesday, and suffered conRes
tive chill, which gave him close call
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

FUHEEAL SERVICES Rev. j. Bow
ersox, of the Independent Evangelical
church, conducted funeral services
over tho late sas r. Foster from the
family residences on Capital street at
2.3O o'clock this afternoon. AT tie
conclusion Of Rev. Bowersox 4 remarks,
tho q. a r.. aud A. o. u. w. took
charge OF the remains, interring them
in Rural cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

llu hul Auhff Falsm Ieppis rsn
sui agfsf snluuE ihfnissitsi a. ~ 80
sll slu illf ifn mllf ~ . fsrt igniFhf
800 COS sud sll aHIff ilsi a vi lnhH
san a nsin 40 lfsdris 10 ripibinF hsis
aNd hsil0Ag s'lh iu HusiliF sna 100
.a.lIN.a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

OH, FLETCHER Col. Hofer - the
silver tongued"-has been selected AZ
orator for the Calathumpians Of Salem
on July 4. The "eternal fitness ol
things" has at last been recognized
COY. Fletcher in the Post. Oh. Fletcher
do you think there's no hereafter! II
you are not burnt to a cinder at the
first opportunity our name Is Dennis,
Mud, Harvey Scott or anything. Be
ware!
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

htfrai fANIs ifsnfiHf a Mhl'f
90 ihf blrlssl pliss 80 Fisin snd D AZ
a kiuia ~ tsl ~ iFa f.st illesa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, .
LUCAS COUNTY.

ITIAb NUUNI1t
Frank J. Cheney makes oath thai
he is the senior partner OF the firm OF
f. j. Cheney & Co., doing business In
the city Of Toledo, county and stat
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars for
each and every case OF catarrh that can.
not be cured by the use of Halls Cat
arrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day of Deeem
beT, A. ID. 1886.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

Strictly ~ per cent discount on shoes
tt the Columbia Shoe Store, lls State
ttTsst. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

A CIRcUs.-Wm. +. Dugan, kingpin
Of the Calithumpians, has since his
visit to Portland decided to add cal
iope and regular circus to the Salem
plug ugly parade. There will De ten
cages Of "animalrp in the procession.
The "orator of the day" and goddess OF
liberty are having chariot built ex'
c'usively for themselves. There will
he q sold mile Of fun an that occasion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

nph f6OnAkof-A nfst1eiRss Ersin fafiH,
u siiuAied M she faianus lsrts lNFeT kae
itF, huith bfkn ~ f.isRr ~ 5000 Hafari VIII
~ . gafa NftNfnti
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

Hall'sCstarrh Cure Is taken internally
ana acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. send for
testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENY d Co., Toledo, o
Eay"Sold by druggists, Toe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28

rhlnNffr pii hh
nss u,sss lasi n llslp nsYT llsls
49, $50 aiAsgs hif siil s'sifs i'f
aRF ~ ialwe4fpN
nnlh1 NAlwln
aNsnf see l,slis ~ lssi siflisa
a. llln fffnfN UihunAhn.
1GsaaflfsH pnsltiss saifil slisfts ii,t
~ .|asts 80 selils4 nen a. ~ ull ~
s1aas. fsssssi. lissa ssil H,ft
-. -, li,las 40 isissi i'sN 40
- -. $3.50 esi ~ lls Fsssii
wfl.iss nnfin a 90
asas fsasl se4 iaisfiS sisstif
..aa .,af 49, ~ fhilafTn lifs' "a
- Es'f
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28
County Treasurer's Notice.

OFFICE COuNTY TREAsuRER, /
Marion County, !
Notice ID hereby given that have
funds ia hand t0 pay all warrants out
standing up Ia July ! 1884, aud that
Interest h stopped on the same from
date.
JASPER MIRTO,
Marion County Treasurer.
Ra EN-, June 40. q 10 2w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28
Wood Dealers Union.

once in rooms over oregon siatesina, hn = ,Ct
ace. All persous wishing 20 JOIN [ thy u 20,
nSesse eaiI, II you are woOd dealer YOU You
cannot afford 10 keep out. Al lat'ns ln,oaI to
ton a. 10 CO ndition OF market In iHrnisne
members.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-28
NEW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED AT
DEARDORN'S BOOK Store.

ss1ales From scott"--by Sir Edward = nvan
ssThe lndiacretions Of the Duchess'-oy Ab'
ser,,e fSiot1.Iby John Rendrick Y ngs..
"a change Of Air'-by Anthony Hope.
nfohn ineegfe. d1--bv jerome X. JefVfne
ssThs Nasterp--bv l. argwell.
ssi1be fsod IN the Cai''--by Anthony Hope.
i4'lle 1Teepaneer---by Gilbert Parker.
tsfne 1rrial OF the eword"-by Gilbert Fark6
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29
CUBA FoR The FREE.

Cnthusiastic Meeting ~ tn. triends III
the struggling Patriots Ia philadelphia
Housing Speeches nv t"v. Matthews Of
Indiana. Gonxsi" de- uuessda aud Others
ANUS .. Cummings' Jo,ns Resolution.
PmLAnELPniA. Nov. es.-The cause
of Cuba was ~cloquently and boldly
advocated NJ the Academy OF Music
last night at "A meeting held under the
auspices OF the Philadelphia brigade,
Pennsylvania reserves The principal
address ~ the evening was made by
Gov. Claude Matthews. OF Indiana,
| who delivered the speech upon free
Cuba that he had prepared To de-
liver NJ the Atlanta exposition. The
audience was not large, but 1t made up
in enthusiasm what il lacked IN mum
bers, and Gov. Matthews aud the other
speakers were heartily applaudcd and
the sentiments they gave utocrance Ia
in behalf OF Cuban liberty were those
of their auditors.
Goy. Matthews was followed by Con
zalo dc QueSada, Of New York. the sec
rotary OF the Cuban junta. Mr.. De
Qncsada made an imprisoned and
dramatic speech, appealing 10 the sym
pathieS Of the audience for the strug-
Cling Cubans, and asising that they be
recognized as belligercnts by this gov
ernmcnt.
Resolutions Of sympathy and prom
isinr aid TO the Cubans were adopted.
The resolutions also called upon the
senators and representatives Of Penn
sylvania and upon the two houses OF
congress when they meet to pass a con
current resolution directing the presi-
dent to recognize 1.-The Republic Of
Cuba as n belligerent nation A com
mitiee of the Philadelphia brigade
will present the resolutions 10 prcsi-
dent Cleveland.
Capt. w. W. Kerr. assistant district
attorney of Philadelphia, made the
most radical speech OF the evening ia
favor Of the Cubans. Capt. Kerr has
attained wide notoriety Of late rs the
owner of the steamships Leon and
Laurada, which have been accused OF
landing administering expeditions upon
the shores of Gu ba.
Capt. Kerr boldly proclaimed his
right under the laws OF this country
to land men and munitions of war
upon the coast Of Cuba and that the
burden OF preventing him doing this
rested upon the maintenance of a
blockade by Spain.
Col. William Frazier. n commander
Of the Philadelphia brigade. an
nounced to the meeting that he had
received word from Congressman Amos
Cummings that the latter had ycstcr.
day drawn up n concurrent resolution.
which he will present 10 congress, rec.
ognizing Cuba's belligerency.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THREE buildings, occupying nearly n
block on the west side Of Canal be-
tween Jackson and Adams streets. Chi
cago, being respectively nine. seven
and four stories high. were burned. on
the 2ist, with an aggregate loss on
buildings and stocks OF $500. 900. Near
ly 800 persons, mostly girls and women
We're rescued with difficulty. many Of
them in a bruised and fainting condi-
ton. One entire chemical engine
company had narrow scapes, while
falling walls endangered the lives Of
hundreds in the streets.
ALEXANDER Il. WILLIAMS. a wealthy
farmer and pioneer settler and a Mexi-
can war veteran, died at Cb~illicothe,
Mo-, on the Goth, aged IS years. He
was one Of the $50 Missourians in Col.
a. w. D~oniphan's famous regiment
that conquered Arizona and New Mex
leo and fought It's way TO Buena Vista
TO reinforce Gen. Zachary Taylor.
ALL uncertainty as to the construc-
ton OF the new ore railway from Ish-
peming to Marquette, Mich. was re-
moved, ON the 21st. by the official
statement that the contract had been
let to Winston Bros, OF Minneapolis,
for the construction Of fifteen miles OF
road, terminal tracks, freight and pas
scnger depots and an ore lock.
WHEN little Nina Schac fer went to
the stone quarry near o falkland, Md,
on the 2ist, to take her fathers din
ner, she found both her father and her
uncle. Charles Schaefer. buried beneath
a heap OF limestone. which they had
sooscned by a blast ofdynamite. Both
we're dead.
The Calumet and IIecla
which has been smelling its reserve
miacral, and has increased the output
of copper nearly onc-third. will prob
ably drop back 30 former figures Of
production by January l.. Smcltcrs are
now several weeks behind in filling
orders.
WALLACE @. MILLER, clerk in Justice
krueger's court in Kansas City, Mo.
accused OF election frauds, whose case
had been on trial at independence for
a week. was found guilty. on the Goth,
and sentenced to two years in the pen.
itentiary.
Mis-. ADELAIDE MUNIE, who was
reared near Bcllcville, but who Eow
lives at P~ocahontas, ILL.,. is one OF ST..
heirs to a fortune Of 81, 200. 900 which
they inherit from a grandfather in
France.
GEN. RI. Hon. SIR Y. PoNsoNBY, many
years keeper Of the privy purse and
private secretary TO her majesty,
Queen Victoria. died at Osborne cot
tage, Cowcs, on the 2ist aged 70
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29
IN WILD WEST STYLE.
A Michigan Woman Abducted by the Illus.
baud Who Deserted Her Many Years
Aro.

$500 ''c W '"'~
Ago.
HUDsoS. Mich, Nov. 22.-.The viii
lagc Of Medina. 6 miles from this city,
was the scene, Wednesday. Of a wild
west raid and abduction.
Years ago, when n girl OF ~, Mrs.
Asa Manning. now n p-rcpossessing
matron Of IS. was married to a man
named Davis. who disappeared when
the honeymoon was sped. and after
years of search and waiting
she gave him up for dead
and was married to Mr.. Manning.
a well-to-do farmer in Medina. and has
lived a happy life. Wednesday Davis
arrived in Medina from the west with
a lot Of cowboy companions. and ter
rorized the little hamlet by riding up
and down the street. lie saw the wife
Of his youth. and made several at
tcmpts TO capture her slnglc-handed.
Failing in this. he called upon his
companions. and they seized and gag
gcd her. and started with their victim
for the Ohio line. a few miles distant.
Officers Were hastily notified, and are
ia hot pursuit of the abductors.
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ROBBED HIS EMPLOYERS.


LITTLE Rock. Ark, Nov. ga gen
uinc sensation vas created here yes
terLay, when the announcement was
made hal William J. Einlcy. the
well-lsnown travelling salesman Of the
A. II. Shaplcigh Hardware Co, Of II.
Louis. had beef arrested at Con way,
on the charge Of grand larceny pre-
ferrcd by his house. Samuel Allen
der. a 81. Louis officer. was In the city,
armed with a requisition from Coy.
Stone Of Missouri. upon which Gov.
Clark issued his warrant OF arrest.
The indictment was returned at the
present term Of the st. Louis criminal
court. November Is. IL cited that on
the 27th day Of September, 1886, al the
city of ST. Louis. Binley stole from
Shaplcigh 4 Co, goods amounting TO
$40.
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TURKEY WILL YIELD
And DO Assistcd iu InstitutIng Reforms
by the Powers.

BuDA-PEsTm. Nov. 30 Barron Iantfy,
premier Of Hungary. replying to an in
tcrpcllation upon eastern affairs In the
Hungarian chamber Of deputies ycster..
day. said that the representatives OF
the Powers had directed the attention
Of the porte 10 the necessity ofthc i-
stitution Of reforms in Asia Minor
Happily, he said, Turkey had rccog-
nized the necessity Of these reforms
and sent troops to suppress INC
troubles. The Powers had sent nayai
squadrons into Turkish waters, l'aron
Banffy said. but he could make the re-
assuring statement that the Powers
would assist Turkey to maintain peace
and preserve the statu quo.
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MORMON ELDERS RUN OFF
Tallahassee. ria. Considered Them u Mem
ace To Peace and Good Morals.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. GA spe-
cial TO the Citizen from Tallahassee
says: Elders Ncbcckcr and Rogers.
who came here 70 SOW seeds Of the
Mormon faith. were arrested Ncdncs-
day. They were charged with being
a menace to the peace, dignity and
good morals OF the city. They offered
no defense, and were fined $500 or
ixty days in Jail. The mayor ST atci
that execution Of judgment would be
held in allegiance for one hour, during
which time they would bc permitted tc
leave the city. They Immediately left
town, and said they would leave the
state.