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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-12-13

given up all hopes
OF ever getting bet
ter when Hoods
Sarsaparjlla Il a $
recommended { 0
ne and / believe it
mg duty 10 lie t
other 5 Il q er RS
know the benefit /
derived from il. I
Could Hot Sleep
at night, vas yTi5l-
out appetite, and
what little T did
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-12-13
NOT THAT BLUE.

Miss Hanks-Who is that man with
the empty sleeve you just spoke to?
Clement-Capt. Ketchum. He lost
al arm winning victory for the blue
Miss Hanks-Introduca me; 7 have
a brother at Yale. - flank Leslie's
Weekly.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-12-13

NE US ElPOM GLIDEV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
FORTUNES MISFORTUNE.
A Noisd Local Kleplomanlac sent 10
jail Tor $50 nays-ta,c Against
Livingstone Dismissed.

The couater charges between Elz,.
beih DsTren and Elizabeth Rvllyu
viii 10 taken up Monday az u'ciocI.
Attorneys Corey AMI barker
Nro engaged 90 counsel for Mrs, Def.
zen suI Aila Redeem respectively.
MI Corey 20. his eascoBly this morn.
lax anu hr hAd hard wJ,E to remebu-
Ter which was hls client.
William sSoenc, WHO was arrested
with Fortune aud booked rs u "yay"
was given Until six U'clrc this aftel-
moon 10 get out OF tswp.
The tina o Boo Fortune for stealing
a carpet wOgth $40 iium MS ueIghOO,,
Ats. CTOss, was very soon disposed VI.
No sooner nnd tat Witnesses ter tue
Prosecution been sworn Than Boo
wuIhei, "pm guilty. yer honor" Inc
court gave him ihe SCI trHce Of 100
days aud $50, "a l5U days IN the city
jan. Bob took taia ia too uO,I uuCUu.
ceTnol manner.
The charge OF petit larceny aGnius,
Fortune, Livingstone anu Anderson
was dismissed - evidence suillcirut
10 convict could not Ds obtained.
A complaint was sworn out, how.
over, against Livingstone UnATAlug
him with grand larceny. Tho bearing
on TINS charge was Proceeded WITH.
Attorney Waite was the c,unsoi
Tor Iho defense,
William Anderson, who goes by
the namu Of "5nOTty," was tue hts.
situess. He SAID about June LIST ny
met Livingstone who asked him to 20
with him tuat nigHt because he had
fob he wautua to uv. Wiluess au-
swcIel that he could not g.. About a..
teen miuules after, the de rnlnut spoke
OF d newly painted wagon ho had seen
up the drive. Ablut JuuU 10TH, la
passing through field near Twelfth
south RuI Fourth West streets, he ,Aw
tue corner VI what he thought TO We
the box OF spring wagon sticking cut
OF the ground. Ihviugstuue remarked,
pointing 10 tue wagon box, "fnoTe In n
good plaut."
In crOss-Yxaminalion witness said
that he diu not undrrstaud the duienI-
ant 10 make ptopOsitlJn on June lsl
10 steal the wagon.
OllicUr Shannon testified that he
snrH OfG newly psinte wagon which
on aUOut June .nd was at tbe place Of
nan named lSinR. About July An
tue boa VI this wagon was found At tue
place Anderson spoke Of
Tnu defendant, Livingstone took the
stand. He denied having sul thing To
do with the robbery, lie denied soe-
ing tue "plAut" or making any men.
ton OF 1t to Anderson.
Tue defense admitted that Living.
tone had been out Of work most OF the
time during the lttt year aud had as
ISOLATED with q known thiSi, Boo For
tune. A numuBr OF wilnuisus tesliiOI
mat they believed Liviug,Jue % ue an
honesI man. Tue defendant was dis
charged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

a DiIease That Ias IsiIIsa Thousands
OF Acres Of Niuss.

Ditcase That ItRs Isilied Thousand
OF Acres OF Niuss.
wAsIuNuIOS, Aug. ~. Tho Crane
dispatches from tie Pacific cos { fr-
viewed IN tue report compiled 10y New.
ton II. Pierce aud is-ucu BY tue agTi.
cultural department today. II states
that mute than One-hnli OF ths GRAPES
Of it's county arc gre WI on liz Pacific
coast, Caiii fniA alone having approx,
mated 100000 acres OF vines. IL IN
shown that tbs mhin reason why vine
dlteastH arc moro destructive ON tue
Pacific than on tho Atlantic cUnst 4.
because tho European or tender
varieties are growing In the former
aud the American OF hardy vins.
IN the latter part OF the UultSI
Slatt6. The most serious " the
plant malAdieH Ia Ihs California
yiGe disuaur, which has Elfealy kIilvu
more than $4,000 acres Of mo most
thrifty aud productive vineyards.
Wholo vine growing regions are nov
uenudol anu the diyessc II at work
My miles away from where 10 hagen
IT. tayagrs. 30 Tar II 10 estimated That
tho disease has caused a direct aud a..
direct loss VI not less tnau so, 900, 900.
lie tiiecle sfr seen ihe fret season On
second season reduced gtOWth the
canes IL apparent Powdered miiusN
II one OF the most common d.s-aBtg NJ
the grape but u IL easily treated. Sui.
phur, the report sayt, Is the agent used
IN nearly nil CGHcs, The fumes dtritOy.
ing this tender spores aud yegslatiyc
organs. Tho couloute 10 u IlAutI
trouble Of which the vino gre trs OF
tue entire country, especially OF the
Pacific coast, arc Interested. III,
most frequent losses from the disesse
occur IN Tho rhlHin growing Districts cl
California anu Arizona. Losses
caused by Ito thvagen amount 10 many
uiilliOLh 0i dollars and ~ A risona a full
hrHl crop OF raisin grapes hiss not bevu
obtained for ! . years or more. Tn. re-
port PROJECTS that the crossing OF the
musoai, mutcatel anu other varieties
Of tho vines viii ultimately do swal
with ihv Losses from ooulor Ia TElsin
grapes.
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Probate Matters.

In the estate Of william s. Brighton,
locehstd, lhe following claims were A.
lowed;
II. NJ. 10. Telephone company, g5l 90;
Walker Bros, sia3 90; KENTUCKY
Liquor company, $40, 80, Rachel Bax.
uL slO3..j, samuel MoKay, s4D.B5;
Alya Butler, s6i 81; Goo. NJ. Scott Il
COMPANY, SyOss; George q. Cannon q
company, so.
In the estate Of Samuel r. Thomas,
deceased; claims Of the follow
acre upprovei: John II. Jonos, 50 60,
W, f.. BeerS, slO; 4. G.. Ewing, sju,
a, =, BIWerr, Slu; G. II. savage, 81;
n,Rtiug ON tiuai see unit ani pot ton
Tor disifibutun came on regularly,
uOoi Of IOsiIng notices approved.
Geo ~ n. drscn sworn aud ox-
lmiueu; account allowed and approved
u di6tflUutiOu maize AS prayed for
Hearing on petition for defamation Of
me interest ~ " dow came on regular.
~, proof Of POSING and Of publishing
Of notices appfoYsui order made M
prayed tor.
In the ts,Ate Of Joshua Robinson,
deceased; Joseph Il biutOu sworn And
examined anu appointed special aG-
minlstfatOr on Hing n bond tn thp
SUN Of $3.50 ani taking tins oath ~ pre-
-cflbgu ~ law.
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From the Mission field.

Tho NLws received pleasant call
today from Elder Nsrni l.. Morris,
VINO has recently returned from the
missionary Held. lie ter HE hgmv iu
tue Fifteenth ward Of tAis CITY la tho
carly part OF December Of 1899, Tor
Great Britain, where no labltru fai.I.
ia ly until he received au honorable
release,
The hTst two months were spent In
the London conference and the next
year was passed In the Manchester
conference where ordinary success was
met with. Then Elder Morris TO.
turned 10 London anu presided over
That conference Tor = year and half,
whon his release came.
This Elders arc working zesl0usly
and many many new fields Rnd ave
nuesNre being opened, whereby the
cause OF truth 10 being pushed forward.
STU, there IL ploniyot room Tor faith
ful anu proficient missionary labors.
Elder Morris states that no has on.
Joyoj tho host OF spirits aud fair nealth
duting his absence.
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MnnIrinal Matters.

Permits have been Issued by tho
building inspector during the past
week ~ follow:
10 Irene Loe, on rhird North, be-
tween Second nnd Third West streets,
for three room frame residence ~ cosI
$4,000.
10 J,T. Robinson, at IS slmoudi
avenue, iurS Tauie barn to cost 500,
10 Joe. l.. Lucu,, ~ ST. Wesl, sec.
ond North street, TORI frame barn 10
COS, $50.
T, A, Ffowin, ut $50 west, North
Temple street, fUt brick addition store
room tp cost 5000.
To John w. Frnton, Rt 5g6 west,
Fourth South street, for brick resi-
uence Of three rooms, etc; 10 cost $500.
ToS. 81. Whltmofe, on the corner VI
Flfst South aud Fir-E West streets, for
bTicK terrace OF lOrIy.lwo fUoms, etc,
to cost ~, 500.
The health department gives ia re-
port for the lat week as follow:
Births 3, males /, females .; dea hs o,
male. 7 femalts 3; htss outstanding
Tor contagious diGeAses :, icsrIeI fever
g. dlphlhora /.
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Cleveland, onto, IIsu "a n,.,e

CLEVELAND. Ouln, Aug. A fire
broke out at an early hour this morn.
ing In tue iiye.s,OTy brick, williamson
hlOuk, corner Of Eucui avenue aud
Monumental square. Notwithstanding
the streams from Twelve or II teen e.
ginui Hnd two IRE boats were soon
playing on the tiameg, the LuiluIug
was entirely cOntumsl The first floor
was occupied ny buutisld Bros, dFu =
gels, Goodyear Rupber company nnd
La ned isloys tore. Tie upper fllots
were ussu 10 liioys. Tie ll,iles qullk.
ly spread 10 Ine ADJOINING builliuy
occupied by SHERWOOD, jBWslry storr.
rud q Imhy's my gOoaa soc Ths
riilcu building at the corner Of the
,quATe snu Superior street, one " the
finest structures In the city, caught hTp
several times, buI,beyond "a slight dam.
age from smoke anu water, suffoE,u
very little. Tho total loIs will Iots1.
coed 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
CONVENTIONS IN rnE SOUTH.
Republicans aud Democrats AZ Beaver
nud Ninrrsrillo Respectively.

sEsaa. 10 o.. Srws. r,d D.rr,' ls-srpt
HrAvur, Ubr, Aus. gi-rhe
county Republican convention II nov
Ia session In the court house here Tor
the purpose Of nominating ton dele.
gates Iom this county to the state
convention 10 le held IN salt Lake,
Augutt2s'h.
A. :. Anderson and Captain wof.
p Il and other, are here from Frisco
aud Uro now Loading the htass baud
through thcsifcets with consi cradle #
% procession, including Angus Buch.
HrGn, Ma SiDdd.fi " Milford, Messfs.
Jnmi'spn, Lightuor, and otuers from
NIuutsvi.lr.
the wealthy sheen own.fa, GHnltb.
aud Jones, rom AIamHvlIIv, BIshUp
Motfis, Of GtreuvilIe n thr B.avpr
delegation, comprising Presley Denny,
ClCik Huuf, j. ~. NurIBcF. Roger.
sJu MHrri- and yihurs are making
quito u display.
tie fFpIuot that THO convention
VIII last I'll late this evening NJ the
nn'irf OF the delegate lot the leg ola.
lure from thi, county, a. l.twutu
Anderson, Of Frisco and tue Hon. j.
II. Mu'uUcS, will bo tho hone OF con.
IrntiJu and the ifrcpfosslblu Crane has
his irirnus here touGy fJr the COVER.
nufshiI.
lho democratic convention IL also
in sss'Yu gt Hinrrsvi'IH Tor the rur-
p'so 4 nom natiug Iclrght { attend
state convention ~ ~ Heu on the
5tl Of September aud alsU Tor tue put.
rysc OF nominating n C.uuty school
uleriutUudtnt anu member to tue
H,uss u tue fret state LpgtsiAtur- OF
utnn. J. W. Chustian, u. MsrteT
AMI Df. Geo. IsnnSm0ro, with Mics
Alice White and lsiith slaughter are
ihu Beaver trlegntus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

Chicago Fair GrDunds Association
upan Application Of tie Civic EoIcts.
ION thrIugh Atlotuey-Oi"t etal Mn
loney, The court held that a. a cor.
pDfati1n is an Artificial tolrR, tn
court OF chancsfy hA, luriidicliOn to
eniniu The CommissiDn OF public
nuisance. The opinion pfaoilta ly Ty.
sulis In rcrprtual t. junction nGuiusI
the Harlem rice track.
The III ,flem ,ili1iala dSinfr They
VIII ouen iuo tTHck nest Mond,y uud
tho tecr ps usual. The iriuUclllu,
they say, ru'srs unly to gambling AMI
Ncy Will allow no gambling.
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Power. OF Vision suIl Fair.

lawyer-Now, sir. did you or did you
not say you saw the defendant at the
time this occurrence took placer You
did see him?-Nrry good. Now | should
like to have You state to this jury, sir,
whether Or not your eyeslght Is dsisc.
tive
WItuess-Why, as to that
lawyeI-Addfcss your remarks to
the Jury, Sill
Witness 20 the juyl--Iie's right,
gentleman. Ny left eye no good, but
can see topbly well out OF the other.
can see that this here lawyer dyes his
whiskeTs and they've grown about
sixteenth OF an inch, ] should Judge,
since he dyed 'em last ChaggJ In
b4gr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
Said inexperienced"

Through an unfortunate yuographi.
cal error In last evenings NEWS, udge
Baldwin, member Of tue board u
education, was m de to say that tre
loarI had empluyet no "expori-
eucr d" tesohsrs # m abTosd, Nheu no
card there nod utbn TO "ineXperi-
cuced" teachers thus given petitions.
The statement, II correct, wnum do
him u great injustice aud thsrrf 70
this explanAtio1 Ia made. The aUci-
dental drop ing OF lhe prefix en-
was the cause VI tne statement.
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country aud encourage lourl,ts to visit

country aud encourage tourists to visit
Ireland.
There IL good reasDu to believe the
iuigrs,iOn will receive favorable con-
z,defatiOn In royal circles, and II IL un-
derstoOd inst the minlslr, " not Op-
posed 10 the change, AS the oil q VI
lord lieutenant OF Ireland Ia expeu.
siye QUO and often d tiicult to MI, RS.
gArIiug tho opposition 10 establish n
royal residences IN Ireland the impfes.
sion prevails that the ministers and
Others would prefer to sue "a royal
residence III the south o. west Of
Irslsnd, where 1t would be likely 10 DO
more good than In Dduiiu, which, It IL
added, might be vIste several times
q year Ivy members OF the royal lam
NY. khUuld the change tske Tlsoo u
10 pros osed to convert Dublin caste
into n museum,
spURTINu NEWS,
The STOfuRg aud DrdDiatio AeVs
this wtsa Iiscu,srs tuu cuEaus of tie
tesms from London A. &. Aui The
CamUfi. ~ University a. G., which
are 10 visit New YORK And meet
respectively iesms from tue New G0fR
a. q. aud the Yale University a. g.,
sayi: "Tho absence Of w. j. 81.
Barry, the hammer IhTowef, Ia not =
matter Of consequence, no thl. II not
an event In which our chhLceN were
ever rosy, and keety. the To,ctve man,
Is nearly ~ good ~ Barry. But 1t IN
nm altogether different pffhr, " the
rumgr proves correct that Bacon viii
not 10. He was down Tor the Que milc
and four mile Gee, sui although
Luylcnt, nud Monroe, will doutt.,u1
prove thoroughly worthy ropttprntg.
tiyes Of EnRlann, "a RI III ~ knowing
how The voyage anu climate will alice.
the men, tU that We eau lil AFFORD
with the beet long dlst,ucu fuuuur
since the days Of w. &. George.
"As the high Jump 10 considered one
of the events IN which tho A mvticnus
will have u better Chancs, the news
IbEt II. NJ. Ryan cleared u lee. q
inches on Monday last 10 especially
welcome. If he repeats II next mOn.A
he VIII want deal VI seating.
There was n large gathering present
at the base ball tnAtOu TINS wees uu'
tween tho music hal arlis,s Ia aid OF
the muBiO hail benevolent iu-lituUuu.
Tue teams Include nnuy we'll Owh
performers, Including u, &. knuVl.t
anu Eugene SIattou, NJ! tnuug
sfiinir, gud artists viii b. uTeysvI ~
the smnrtest costumes were present,
The engagement " NtuI hiilft g.
Captain leuaut, o the kJyal ANilisTy,
II announced. EyuTy little Item ui
news concerning tue dUiugs u Va.
kyfio Ill aud Defender "a rzgrTIy de.
cusfsd here. Although Buusl yarht,-
mon do ult fesi cOniiIeHt t1Nt Lprl
Dunraven's yacht Will ftc.p'u,o thu
Amcfica's cup, there is no doubt that
they feel much more hopeful than
they have ever done before.
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pnrinssr Losschss'. story.

ANToNITO, Colo, Aug. 24.-E mer
LosGUher, engineer OF the Gumry hotel
nj Denver, arrested here last night,
says tao boiler explosion which killed
twenty-five people wss not due ~
carele.sness ON his part. lie claims
that before leaving the hotel he
banked the IRE and made ture that tue
boiler wss twU.ihifds iull Of water. lie
lrlt Denver bvcGuso he feared personal
vlOlencD.
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KANSAS Ci1Y, Mo-, Aug. 2i.-Hca.
~ T., Roll, iur macy years leading
my goods merchant here, committed
suici1g ut noon today by shooting.
Financial lUssr- led 10 the act.
kIll was 30 years old, nui At one
time one o.! 'he weglthirst men in
Is nsss City. luisis thp fourth suicide
Of prominent men la KsnBss Ciiy
within ~ many days.
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DAYTON, ohio, Aug. 24,-Willlam
Willard while drunk was beating his
mistress to-day when Mounted Patrol.
man Klhlsr appeared on tue scpne.
willard .hut the officer twice. Ha was
then puEsuyd by Special OfiorT
O'Brlen aud dfrd Mt tho policeman,
cuting button oil his uniform.
O'Brleu clubDsd him into submission.
kouler'a iujurIcs are serious.
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CANNON was ELECTED.
4 Telegram Oi correction Received
from the Juucuon city.

Sps.ill 70 ne NEw'. per- Dusr,' rsIsg. aHt.
OuDES, Aug. - Tao Hsrdd nu.
nauncrmcnt this morning regarding
tho election OF Republican delegatcs
was wrong. Frank J, Cannon was
elected, also his vile ana Fix others ca
tho ticket headed by him.
IiIuMpEUS.
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Edward Fuller, In the September
number OF LippmcOfrs MdgGsHe, dis.
cus-es the decaucucr Of the stage. lie
sAyT Sull another reason lor tho de.
cay OF the drama ~ IL immortality.
Guu many " the pieces brought upOn
the stage IN these days are thoroughly
VULGAR aud deD sting. And tic worst
4 II In that 10 many professional moral
isis suffer Hcutely ir0m ethical ,trabls.
mus. IL IL seldom the genuinely im-
moral play that gives rite 10 tue IOuIust
cutlery. We reserve our deuuucisii1us,
not Tor the dirty barbecue or tue
gdultrTOuH farce, but Tor thb drama
which deals frankly and 'garlessly win
existing oial conditions. "YOu
must nOt,n We cay 10 the dramstist,
",huw ~ the COurtesRu poisoning
every lie brought within the influence
Of here, Or thn guiliy wiio breaking
her husunnu's heart anu leaving "a
heritage OF shame 10 her children, or
the cynical rOue scattering with his
own impuTity some flower VI innocent
malleuuOud, Thee, We know, are
uHtd, terrible facts. hut they must
not no toned 10 polite society, AMI
especially Ia tue presence OF the
ouhk klN' t'h MY h""f'st JN'h
stout ,uum all you plesse. You may
make screamiugly funny situation
out Of y nusnsnu's suspicion of his
wiles uulnithiulutss, anu et the man
who runs after gOdJtsues be the coca,
sion only OF shfleks OF laughter. Thus
you VIII be- perfectly moral, anu the
young girl can be taught g. laugh ut
Fin, anu not taught to TO checked ~
IT," This is what We say IN eject to
our dramA,ists. II IL scheme Of
morality which does not commend II.
telf 10 sons minds,
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sHEErsnEAD BAY, Eng, Aug. "a
Iwouty'Jne tYO.ysat.Olde ars entered
hr the Futurlty race, the Richest
stakes IN this country " bs run today.
Coney Island Jockey club track nj
5heepshead Bay w.H never In better
condition. Handspring IL the choice
~ tue mslority Of trainers. Betting
men favor Hastings.
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TERRE hAUTE, Ind, Aug "a The
hltumIuUus cvAi miners, lnuIaua, have
gained their point after suspension Ut
operations for more than n mo. Ia. A
number Of operators have agreed &
pay last years price, 90 cents, NJ long
10 they can seil coal ON that UAsit. No
contracts are IN ,de.
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CiuLLCOTH, No, Aug. 2i.-rhe
BAng Oi Dawn, twelve miles from
here, made au assignment tod ~ Tor the
bonttl Of the creditors with NJ. Tum.
brook and q. y. Hurxthal 10 nssigness.
The hsscts are $4,000 aud the llRbiii.
tlgs SiB, $50.
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WAsiliSurOS, Aug. 2i.-ln the po.
tomac diver regatta tbs afternoon the
hfst race iJt junior SCARED sholis was
won by Baltimore Athletic c'ur, the
Potomac club, Washington, second;
Columns a. g., Washington, thigd,
Time, S.4i.
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i,r my suggestions fYr ihe lu-.o.e -
'...,t,Iug IN nmeliofstiug the COMMIT ID
~ 'le one slciaus In our viciaity b.
fai'iut i.c0I Oh tho estimation Of our
mutil loving immunity.
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PITsHURg, Pa., Aug. "a. n. II
kiUE, PRECEDENT Of the Gosh Insurance
cDmpany THE city, and one Of the
wralihivst men IN the country, Tell
down stairs No . O'Clock this mGrn'tg
AuI vas billed, lie was 50 yeaTs OLD
AMI hhs been Ia feeble health Tor some
time.
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wAsIuNGTuS, Aug. gi-Aciiug
Secretary McAd0o announced To-Day
the names " The gunhOab heretofore
known ~ lumbrr- Z, s aui o, now
building Mt Nrwp0ri-N They are
Nashville, Wilmington aud Helena,
for Helena, Montana,
The tux boat nj Mare Island has been
named Una lillu.
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PARIS, Aug. q "A letter adlrofsei
TO Aphonsc de Rotbschild exploded
yesterday evening when optued ~
NJ. CsdkOyIiz, his confidential CLERK.
The laittf's night Eye was torn cut aud
some nBpUrs blown Oh.
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viii Sneak.

Brother Nephi l.. Morris win ad-
dress tho Saints In the Sixteenth ward
meeting house tomorrow evening;
services begin Mt q O'Clock, Special
services In the afternoon NJ 2 O'Clock,
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Tho Inn.L.n,lng rer.Arlnnr.

81. PETERsuuHG, Aug. "A dls.
patch 10 tbo ApUJsii nom NlaIiyJstoolS
Gays the JapAnose are eVaouAting Port
AnhuI dismInlIiLg tho fortified.
iiohe,
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PRISONER nELEAsEn.


CONFERENCE.-The, Aug 2i.--R.pre-
senIsuons ny United States M,nlStet
TeTrill made 10 tho Turkish govern
ment nave resulted IN the release Of
the Armenian Afa6rlian, natural.
zsd American citizen, Imprisoned at
hatsoYs several weeks under Iuspl-
cion - belonging to n revolutionary
society.
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Iadlau- Held 10 ana Hobb.d,

LEWISTON. Idaho, Aug. 2i.-Thtes
II dlRP' were held up yesterday by
three masked men anu robbed OF a..
800 paid them by the government Tor
land.
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NEW York, Aug. 2i.--The exports
Of goa aud silver from this port this
week aggregate - 0j2,77S, against
81 10000 the cofruspJnIlng week last
year.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.-Judgo Gibbons
today decided That ne would not dis.
so.ys the injunction iHaued against the
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MTNDAClOUs TUnIls.

wAsHrSurUN, ID. g., Aug. ga
Tho state department IL IA receipt OF =
report from our minister nj Constants.
n0ple c0ucrsni & Tho recent attack On
he premises Of Mt. Christie ut lRftus,
a bret report regarding which had
previously bovn communicated by tue
ldikish minister % thlu capitol.
Tyr'ih's report aud that OF cur consul
nj Beyfout put u different aspect on
the utiRif, wnicu was more serious thEu
II was met believed b he, Chfisti0's
students ana servants having been
SEVERELY beaten hni his own life
Threatened.
IertilPs prompt action IN obtaining
from the Porte instructions to the vail
4 BcyTout TO investigate anu pr, secutr
those found guilty, will secure, II ~
expected, immediate and fail Justice
Ms promised by MavyTOni BBy's COM.
munlcatiop. Our consul at Beytout
nisJ has been ordered by the minister
{ proceed 10 Tartus aud iuyestigate
tue matter himself.