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Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
B,s strike of c.rps, w.aver..

PmkADELrHIA, July i2.-Thc strike of the ingrain carpet woavcrs assumed moro serious aspect when the employees of is additional mills went out. Tho total number of idle mills is now 3b, and ., n,000 men and women are out Further ro-en- forcements arc expected, and the indioa- tions are that tho struggle for and against the new schedule of wages will be fought stubbornly by both sides.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Asphyr,ated Them Tn a Trunk.
Manufacturer Try to Compromise.

PHIkADRLPHIA, July l6.-The striking ingrain carpet woavers and their employ. CTS held meeting, at which the latter submitted a paper to tho workmen. In it the manufacturers deplored the strike and said they could not grant an advance with. out serious loss. They agreed if tho men came back to work to grant the advance for ono yoar from Doc. 1. Tho impression is that tho workmen will not accept their employers overtures.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Half tho Town Burned.

SYRACUSE July ie.-A special from Clayton, ou tho St. Lawrence river, says that the worst fire which has occurred there within the history of the town broke out in the barns of tho Hubbard House. For a timo it was feared that the whole village would be consumed. As it, Is over half of the business portion of tho town is in ashes, and from s76, GOO to si0O, 900 worth of property is destroyed.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
SWIFT DEFENDER.

The New Yacht Beat the vigiIant In .
 Fair Race. NEWPORT, R. l., July 16.-The Defend CT outsailei the victorious Vigilant in a fair and interesting trial contest of the Rhode Island coast, and Messrs. Iselin, Morgan and Vanderbilt, the members of the syndicate, who followed every move ment of both boats expressed themselves as we'll pleased with the result.
 The new yacht again behaved admirably and both catsailed and outpointed her op- popent. The crew of the Defender made quick time in bringing her about, 1t only requiring Is seconds to change her course.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18

that at Mechanics' hall, and each of the tents had a quota of not less than 600. General Secretary J O h n Willis Bscr of Boston presided at M e c h a n i c S h all, G en eral Treasurer Will liam Shaw of Bos- ton led the meot- ing in Tent Willis ton, and Trustee Rev T v Tv,pr
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Floods In New Mexico.

DENVER, July 16.-It is reported the overflow in tho valley of Ysleta and San fiisa, New Mexico. is doing great damage to crops Not less than 100 houses have been swept away, and many poor Mexicans are left homeless There Is no telling what course the channel of the river will take before the flood subsidies.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
THE DAFFODllS.
And thcn my heart with pleasure fills And dances with the daffodils.

And dances with the dahodilS. Wordsworth. Oh, the laughter of the lilies In the sunl Purer joy and deeper gladness there is none; When they hear my lady's feet,
 As she hastes tho sun to greet, How thoy shake with golden laughter every
 onel Oh, tho laughing-oh. the dancing daffodilsl Shaking in the breeze
 Under brdding trees By the lake that lies below the silent hills. Oh, the trooping of the lilies on the sward Golden trumpet, saffron surcoat, spear and
 sword;
 Knight and squire with waving crest, Wait:<> for my lady's hest, To achie ', some daring deed she may applaud Oh. the laughtor-oh the dancing daffodilsi Shaking in tho breezc
 Under budding trees By the lake that lies below the silent hills. Oh, the silence of the lilies as they pray, When the night mist steals up softly from the
 bay,
 And my lady name is there. In the solemn vesper prayer, As the twilight on the hillside dies awayi Oh, the laughing-oh the dancing daffodils Shaking in the breeze Under budding trees By the lake that lies below the silent hills.
 IT. Bruce Dilks in Temple Bar.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
The Mayor Shot Two Men.

COLUMBIA, Miss, July 16.-Mayor Mo Dowell fired both barrels of a shotgun at Ben Story and Dag Gordon, who were rid ing in buggy, wounding Story fatally and Gordon slightly. Family trouble of a sensational nature is said to bo the cause of the shooting.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Died After a Long Fast

TOPEKA, July l5.-A. NJ. Kennedy of Delayan, Morris county, has just died aft CT fast of 6s eays. Kennedy was taken i'll several months ago, his malady baf1ling the skill of physicians. Then he became paralyzed, and from that day until his death took no food.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18

extended to t h e 53, 900 delegates to the grand Chris
 tian k n d @ av or con V @ n tion has gladdened t h 0 ir hearts, and three magnificent divi- sions of the happy multitude praised God in song and prayer. Even the immensity of the enthusiasm t h a t prevailed during
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
FIIibusters Landed Safely.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, July 18.- News has been received here that a fili- bustering expedition safely landed at Point de Maysi, Cuba, June 21. The re- port further states that a portion of the party were from Key West, while others were from Brunswick Ga.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18

BROOKLYN, July 12.-Ex Congressman John H. Graham died at his residence, 663 Lafayette avenue. He was member of the firm of John H. Graham, & Co., import CTS of hardware, at 113 Chambers street, New York city.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Two Nephew. of BIshop co.e Drowned.

GENEVA, N. Y, July Harry May and Cleveland Coxe, nephews of Bishop Coxe of Buffalo, students at Hobart col Iege, started on Saturday last to row around Seneca lake, and have not since been seen. Friends of the young men fear that they have been drowned.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
The Vice Pre.id.ur. Wife ser,eus,y I'll

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, July i3-The wifo of Vioe President Stevenson was taken suddenly i'll Thursday night and two phy- sicians spent several hours with her. She is much better this morning, but is rcst- ing under tho influence of opiatos. The exact naturc of her ailment Is not known.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Trace of the Missing Students.

GENEVA, N. Y., July 16.-Another trace of thu missing Hobart students, Coxe and May, has been discovered. A party of searchers discovered an oar and umbrella tied together, which had evidently been used as a sail.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
The Grnsshnnner Pest.

MIDDLETowS, N. r., July 1s.- Grass hoppers have completely destroyed the buckwheat crop in parts of this county, and similar reports come from adjoining counties. This has been hard season on tho farmers thus far.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18

D. D., of Cleveland directed affairs in Tent Endeavor.
 The denomnational rallies held in the afternoon in 27 churches, halls and tents were attended by thousands of delegates belonging to the 27 denominations repre- sentcd at the convention. More than 100 clergymen and laymen spoke at these meetings on almost as many subjects All the meetings were largely attended.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Arrested For Giving Away Ice Water.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Passers were in- yited Sunday to enter the saloon of Joseph Lavigne, at the northeast corner of Ninety third street and Columbus avenue, and 1rink all the ice water they wanted. La vigne kept his saloon open and had large table laden with pitchers of ice water and glasses. He was arrested on charge of exposing his bar on Sunday.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Maine's Hay Crop Short.

AUGUSTA, Me, July 15.-Bulletins re- ceived from different parts of the stato in- dicate that the hay crop will not be far from n per cent below the average.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Fourth Class Postma.tar.-

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The following fourth class postmasters were appointed:
 Pennsylvania - Copolla, Mrs. J. c. Nifkt; kreid dersville, A. c. Godschalk.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Kansas Omts Crop Ruined

CHEROKEE, Kan, July Ia.-It has bcet. raining here for the past % hours, and the result k the almost entire destruction of tho oats crop fin southeast knnsas Wheat in tho shock Is badly dnmaRcd.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Match Factory Closes.

OswEGo, N. r., July 16.-The Diamond Match company factory here closed for an indefinite period, throwing 800 operatives out of work.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
s,r w,Il,.m uaroourt Mobh.d.

LONDON, July 1s.-Sir William liar court and wife, while rcturninR from a political meeting in a carriage, were vigor- ously peltcd with cabbage stalks and rub bish while passing through rough sub urb of Derby. The two were hit but wore not ininrcd
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Woman Lawyer Debarred.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Mrs. Mary E. Hanse of Ellenville, N. Y, has been de. barred from practice in the interior de- partment for unprofessional and unlawful conduct in executing improper dcclara- tions in pension cascs
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Astor Buys Pair of the Prince. Horses.

LONDON, July 12.-At the Prince of Wales sale of hackneys at Sandringham, which was largely attended by members of the royal family and representatives of the nobility, MT. William Waldorf Astor paid the highest price-s5, O0O-for pair of harness horses
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Al Montreal Hank saspsp.ls.

MONTREAL July i6.-The affairs of Ia Banque du Pcuplc, with which runior has bccn busy for some weeks, cnme Co crisis when the directors met md decided to su@- pend payment for DO days.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
prlti.Aers wAnt orsr s1 .ooo. .ooo n.mage..

COLON, July 16.-British subjects who have been expelled from Bluefields make 8 claim for over s1,0O0, 900 damages from the government of Nicaragua.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Ladies, Catholic Benevolent Convention.

ROCHESTER, July 16. The supreme council of tho Ladies' Catholic Benevolent association began its third annual conven- ton ut tho cathedral this morning.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
General Harrison Going to the Mountain.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Ex-President Harrison passed through this city on his way to New York, whence he will go to the Adirondack mountains for the balance of the summer.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
ra call . sIlrnr ConrentIon.

ST. LOUIS, July i0.-By vote of 1a to a the Democratic central oommittee de- oidcd to ,all n state silver convention.
Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
ENDEAV WORKERS MEET.
SIXTY THOUSAND ATTENDED THE
 BIG CONVENTION IN BOSTON.
San Francisco Ia Selected the Place For Meeting In 1897, Washington Having Been Promised Next Years Convention. The Opening Exercises

BOSTON, July 12.-All Boston has sound ed with the loud acclaim of the great army of young Christians now within her gates
 The splendid welcome that was officially
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26


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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26

Cincinnadc'aim- 20 have corner ON
rye which nov higher than wheat.
ltis reported tha, ihc government
troops have lten defeated Ia several en-.
counter w ihc Cuban robol-.
AZ Lawrnc KAN. lls colorcd Bap.
ust ronyerts serc baptized 90 the close
Of the morning service. scyeniy.nye
were immcr.e'iu less than thirty min
utcs.
The Iaconm scaling schooner "Borinp
Sea, (which a. reported lost with all
on board p saic 81 Clayoquoi harbor.
Yancoursi s-land., whore she uas
spoken Thursday morning by the
steamer mischief"
The one huLdredih anniversary of
the laying Of the cornerstone OF ola
-. Marks Church at Second avenue
and Tenth street, New York. was eel.
ebrated in the church yesterday, Rev.
pr. joseph u Reliance officiating.
A IRE In the school Of Arts and In
duslrivs 80 Chalons-sur-Mur. has de.
slroyed the models ana machines that
had been or were being prepared for
the exhibition to be- held In PARIS In
1900. The loss exceeds 900, 900 frances.
Richard Reidy, as agent Of Arnold,
Constable 4 Go. Of New York, whole.
sale dry goods dealers, has taken poe.
session Of the stock Of the Flander.
Dry Goods Company at Denver, under
4 chaiIel mortgage Tor $4,000. It IL
understood that the Liabilities of the
rm amount 10 about $4,000, and that
Arnold, Constable x Co. are the large.
~ creditors.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26

Fitzsimmons-Corhett match il go.
\ salvation Army couniericiter wa,
caught at Butte.
Reports from Rcdlsnds. Cal, saws
Judge Grosscup Is out OF danger.
Nicaragua has reached show.doun
In the controversy with Great Britain.
Mr.. Parnell. mother Of the great Irish
leader was dangerously Injured In an
attack by robber.
The income tax returns show that the
revenue from that source will be nearly
fifteen millions.
purrant IL held Tor the murdero of Miss
Williams by the coroners Jury. Mis-
Lamont was buried with great honor nj
Dillon, Mont.
Eddie Bald lowered the two.mile clos.
u competition wheel record at SAN joe.
to 4'lb leo, o 2.5 second. below Zleeler'.
Denver record.
Thomas l.. laFord, an American civil
engineer, WAS killed aud robbed by an
American companion named Gordon.
who made bis escape.
Thornton Parker, negro. who latelv
attempted an assault on Mrs. Nelson at
middleton, was hanged az Winchester.
Va. lie confessed his crime.
The arrival Of a spanish cruiser al
Port Antnni1 Yesterday rlo.a la tbsv.,l..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26

Washington, April 22--The depart.
ment Of agriculture has prepared re-.
port in answer TO the senate resolu.
ton iuquiriug as TO the whereabor,.
aud conditions OF the experimental
sugar machinery. which was purchased
Ny the department various times. 40
cost OF about t2sOOOO. So far the
report says, very little good has ever
baen derived from it. The machinery
was loaned out Co person. tomaks ra-
per.meuiH lnd 90 D. uow boo the hand af
private parties. Ihe most OF f. Be- in
kansas. though rma. portion boo
FIorIiamd louisiana rhpdepariment
will also ase up the question OF what
Co do With % aud itis thought that li
win he appraised and sold.
some difficulty b. anticipated In PROV.
irs thr title 90 the property, - a great
dcal Of DO ain tho Haads OF people who
claim possession. In several cases, .he
department OF agriculture hls referred
inc government cases 90 the department
1l Justice aud 10 Is expected that United
>tlies district attorney Viii bc hs called |
upon % assist Zoo retaining the MA.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26
NO.
HELD IN MEXICAN WINES.


a" Nmetican Engineer Escares To- res-..
li1ution Toss. April - johnson H.
MmIr.a locomotive engineer who r,.
GENTLY escaped FROM the coal mine.
alofi ei-hf ui'e- from Monterey. Mex.
ir". Re iu ihi- city. %, ,mi to-day, %
wa. BORN iu Lexington. Ky.. where my
father va. vol known. Year. ay,r
went 10 Mexico usau rnrucrr ON the
lh'rrnmiono. Rold ABOUT sovon wears
ne' ~, backed ouf oil siding ard rs,
over md kinelu Mexican pcon. ANN.
nest station onr Grew wn. arrested snf
thrown ir pr-on. we were refused iu.
'efconrsc with friends. Then. without
uial, we ncrr uscu 90 mine Non
Near Monterey There are riltventy
orthirty American, tiorc. We copid
not communicate with Tie onisid,.
world. One night lust January our
guard got drunk ON struggled WHISKY
aud ] i1nk 10 chunk 81 coal and smaahe,f
his head 'qmmoued nv companion,-
Iiily iiushrs nay fireman; Bnlr CLARK
lu' ''N"hciotf aud Frank Goudwin aud
Billy -iillaelL The brakemcn. an Amir
ican-. We clipped mp behind another
Nnnrl and snockoi him In tie head and
dropped his body 10 ,hc bottom a .he
shait. 222 feet. Taking the pistols Of
the dead guards, we struck for the
mountains aud irayeled only By night
Win stars a.our guide, avoiding an
villages and railways. We walked three
weary months, living oirroo,s. herbs and
an occasional rabbit.
About two ycars ago Jaw John
Reynolds, q young boy from Syracuse
~ w. shot Tor having killed a MEXICAN
in seli'deicnsc. Some Of the prisoners
In mine NO. S have boon confined twenty
year-' aud none Of them ever had the
scmblaucc Of u trial"
Manly tells This story ina straight
forward way and lmprrssc. one with
the truth Of his statements. Ito mya
the treatment accorded the prisoner. Ia
worse than siberia.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26
Win 4 MIGHTY aoAe.
stream - salt water Gushss Prom =.
Wei Being Bored fat on.

7'f'Am - salt water Gushss Prom =.
wen Being Bored 10, on.
Cincinnati, April 22.-In drilling n
well IN Hamilton county, Indiana. Tor
OIL at depth Of 200 feet. the arm an.
parcntly dropped through rock and a
rush Of water followed that .asmerv,i
The derrick and drove oirihe workmep
Tho drill vas finally removed which
gave the water an unohstrucied vent.
and ever since the water has been
escaping at rate that threatens to sub
merge the ncighborlood. The water
escapes through a six inch pipe and Il
my feet above the top Of the derrick
which ls itself eighty feet high. Tho
force OF the wateri Il such that the col
umn rs Il has been swaycd from side TO
side by the wind has knocked the crosse
ilmbors from the upper part Of the der
rick leaving nothing bat the upright
pieces. The roar can be hear for milcs.
The water Is sal,y. A channel win
started TO the nearest creek or river.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26

Died. The infant son II George and
Mr.. Price departed this life on sun
day, the 2lst inst, aged month and .
days. Funeral WIS held Wednesday AZ
] ?. m. The bcrcayed family have the
sympathy Of the community.
The last few days have been very
warm mud almost 900 Of the snow isont
Of sight, There being only some small
du.ts 900 iho north side OF the hills vi.l.
Die. According 90 the old seltler.'
sigus' tho river win De- toiis highest
point in short time, ior the season.
Times are very lively here at present.
T.. Horton O. thinhing OF building a now
store. lie .ays the reason that the
merchants in Coaly''le report time. so
du.l ). lecaase ihr peop.rarc all coming
nap here 10 trade with hin. $.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26

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Harvey Phillips. n.mH.roftb, ,yU.
W.. company. d'eiot Cleveland
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couple oi Richmond. pt..ueso killed OBS
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26

pittsbarp April 22-l reply 10 Cor
bet' Bob Fiu,Immons announced here
Tonight that he would light the cham
pion anywhere in the world. bu, doe,
NOT believe the match can come orin
Jac sonyIllei Fla, saying tho hct that
the Florida Athletic club wa. willing b
forfeit 81 900 apiece 20 himselfa and Cor.
heit' was sufficient indication of the
fact lie said the club had failed to put
mp The 5000 forfeiture, and be- believed
be and Corbett could compel them 10
pay H. fitzsimmons nid he believed
me battle would come oTiu Sew Orlean.
as that WAS the only place thoy could
lght without interference. lle saws ne
wants 70 hshi TO the Gnisb, and Win
meet Corbett in private ior 100000 a
lae' lie also suggests thatth the aght
'onld take place in the bulI ring IN thc
jity OF Mexico.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26

The following method Of stopping
scandal monger-, from the Boston Post
would he good thing to put in practice
In Coalville. There is plenty Of OPP
portnulty offered, aud maybe II Il were
tried at lenst temporary check to this
practice would follow;
1T is told Of Hannah Moore that she
had good way Of handling inle.bearers
II Il said that whenever she was told
anyihing dcrogatory Of another. h,r
inyariable rely was, Come. we viii
go and ask II this be true" Tho effect
was sometimes ludicrously painful. The
tale bearer was taken aback, stammored
outa qualification, or begged that no
notice might be taken " the state
ment' Bat the good lady wac I'm.
aNorable often she took the srand,,
mongcr 90 the -caudalizcd 10 make In
luiry and 20 compare accounts. IL /.
not likoly that anybody over second
lme vent1red iorepeat O. go-.ipy story
20 il'nnah Moore. One wouldthink thai
'er method oiireatmeni would bensnm
ure Tor scandal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26


General McCook has retired
Paul schulze is short s5Oo.o0.
Harmon will be a candle
Waller is in French PRISON.
Farrar IL dean Of Canterbury.
W. +. norah wed. Mis-. Mcconnell.
daughter Of ldaho's Governor.
The MiSado ofJapau issues a proclaim.
ton declaring the terms ipeacoare .at,
isiaclory.
1.-Two stock exchange declare Morton's
investigation ha. deprecated the price
OF live cattle.
Nafhvllle' rcnn. April 22-The House
adopted to-day bya vote OF ls 20 3d.
the senate resolution declaring in favor
OF iree comags oi silver at the r,tIo Of I0
toI.
sau Francisco. April ga. i. Bal.
lem Consul for Ecuador az this port.
ha. received cablogram announcing
thatarcyomtion conducted by General
Elay Ni"o, d in progress in Ecuador.
bodeniogn, s.. j.. April 22.-Tho /
condition OF Mrs. Parncl is .omewhat
improved to-day although she Is sim
unable 20 converse with any one. She
j. ablelo take uourishment. aud her
physician has hopes that che may re-.
,oycr.
austin IeSr April %, About seven.
y'iivo Tree siIyertes ia he Texas Leg.
stature bad o caucus tonight. lnwhlch
hey s"ore "'i,sicnce 20 al6tol utio.
hey appoiated committees TO form
.laie plans ly which an active silver
anya'. can De made Of the state. and
ecided that 90 selecting nominee. Tor
bee state ticket two years hence. the
.ne' should be strictly drawn. Tx.
enaior now Railroad Commissioner
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-26

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