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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-06-25

ley, Of Connecticut. New Jersey pre-.
sented the name of Garrett A. Hobart.
Rhode Island presented Governor Lip
petit. The Illinois delegation seconded
the nomination Vt Hobart.
Hobart, Of New Jersey, was nomina-
ted for vice-presldent at $50 P. M. The
ballot stood; Hobart, 5334; Evans 2SO3
Buckley, SO; Lippett. 8; Walker "a.
Hobart's nomination was made
unanimous.
The convention adjourned sine die at
9:53 P. M.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-06-25

BAD BREATH
Nothing is 80 unpleasant, nothing SO common
as bad breath, and In nearly every case It comes
from the stomach and can be no easily corrected
Y you Will take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Do not neglect to secure remedy for this re-
pulsive disorder. 1t will also improve your
appetite, complexion and general health.
PILESi
How many suffer torture day after day, max.
Ing life burden and robbing existence Of all
pleasure, owing to the secret suffering from
Piles. Yet relief Is ready to the hand Of almost
any one who will use systematically the remedy
that has permanently cured thousands. SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR is no drastic, violent
purge, but gentle assistcnt to nature.
CONSTIPATION
SHOULD not be regarded asa
trifing ailmentin fact, nature
demands the utmost regularity Of
the bowels, and any deviation
from this demand paves the way
often to serious danger 1t Is
quite as necessary to remove
impure nccumulRtions from tho
bowels as II is to eat or Sleep and
no health can be expected where
costive habit OF body prevails
SICK HEADAcHEi
This distressing affection occurs most fre.
quently. The disturbance Of the stomach, aris-
ing from the imperfectly digested contents,
causes q severe pain In the head, accompanied
with disagreeable nausea, and this constitutes
what IL popularity known as Sick Headache; for
the relief Of which TAKE SIMMONS Liver
REGULATOR. IN
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
In. zElLiN & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa
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SEASIDE EXCURSION TICKETS.

Summer excursion tickets, good to
return until October 10th, to Yaaulna
Bay, are now on sale by the Oregon
Central q Eastern r. R. at ALBANY
and Corvallis at the usual reduced
rates, viz:
Albany to Yaqujna and return $S so
Corvallis " i" q a os
In this connection arrangements
have been made whereby the tug
"Resolute" has been placed in regular
service between Yaquina aud Newport
for the accommodation ofexcursionists.
The "Resolute" is one of the largest
and most commodious tugs on the
Pacific coast and will take fishing par
ties to sea and return whenever desired
the weather permitting.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS,
Beginning with Sunday, June Glst,
and on each succeeding Sunday, a
special excursion train will leave
Albany at AM, Corvallis 7:SO A. NJ,
arriving at Yaquina at ILLS A. M.
Returning, boat leaves Newport at $50
P. M. Train leaves Yaquina at 7P. M,
arriving at Corvallis at 10 P. M. and
Albany at 1880 P, NJ.
Fare, good on this tram only, from
Corvallis, Albany and Philomath to
Newport and return, $3.50.
CORVALLIS, June II, 1895.
FL. l.. WALDEN, Il. B. LowMAN,
Agent, Albany. Agent, Corvallis.
EDWIN STONE,
Manager, Corvallis.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-06-25

Straw hats! straw hats!! from s TO
5Oc at the Racket Store. Lace curtains
70 cts, 81, and $l.25 per pair. Eight
spools of best thread for 25c, 8 for 1Oc.
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CITY OFFICIALS.

hhihoA lhAi''''s.s's'..'s''s..tsp' W. AH A'N's
N. 8. DALGLEISH,
G, Il. PUGH,
oouN,u, ,,pN H. BAKER,
oooNoii'-"IN A. UMPHREY,
]. Il. SMITH,
N. X. BEAMAN.
City Council meets on the first and third
Tuesday evenings Of each month.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-06-25
PURELY VEGETABLE.

nhu bcst fuIlllIy Meu-
icinc In the World
AN NEfFtcTUAl SPECIFIC
for all diseases Of
the Liver, Stomach
and Spleen.
Regulate the Liver
and prevent CHILl.s
AND FEVER, MALARl-
GUS FEvERs, BOWEL
COMPLAINTS, REST
LEssNEss, JAuNDlcE
AND NAUSEA.
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Gs iadrft

ben Mppetit, perbehert DIE 8eroauung
ffellt @eiunbbeit unb Sraft mieber Der,
gle Or9ane oes 40rpers iperOen burd
Or. Yierees Golden Medical Disco.
very 5u geiunoer Sbdtigfeit aneereet.
Vim itdrtiten pirft es auf Die 2eber fprl=
trDllirt bas Slut unb bas Discovery
fontrDlirt Die 2eber.
Sic tDnnen ungefdbr gerabe Die
Sdlfte Der 2eiben. benen Der &0rper 1r
bdufi9 untertporfen lit, bermeiben, ipenn
Sic oagesen seriiitet iino. Stimuliren
sic Sbr SDitem init bieier Mebisin,
pelde &rantbeiten iotpohl porbeuat, als
lie furirt. 8ei allen bur1 Nibtfungi=
rem Der 2eber ooer unreines glut per=
uriabten &ranfbeiten, Spspeplie, gilio-
litdt, Den bartnddisiten 9aut=, @epebs :
uno fcrofulOien grfrantunsen 1T bas
"Siseoperpr bas einsise Mittel, meldes
10 iiber uno getplb bilft, oaB bafiir
garantirt tperoen fann. Wenn es
ni6t beilt ober oas 2eioen milbert, er=
balten sic S6r 8elo auriid.
sic 5ablen nur fir bas Gute, oas
es S1nen leiIfet.
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&ottemfreie Biaett.

Sdife 9eine Noreiie an $. g. Bud,
len & So. in Chicago unb LAB Sir eir
probeidddtel6en BON Or. 3inss Stem
2ife pills" 5uienben. Cine prObe ipiro
8id BON ibrem Wertb iiberseugen. Gie=
ie gilen tpirfen ianft unb empfeblen
ii6 beionbers in Sdllen BON 8eriopfuns
unb &opfpeb. @eeen Malaria unb
2eberleioen iino iie uniibertrpffen. sic
linb saraitiirt, Doli itdnbis frei gu iein
bon jeoer 9lrt siftiser Subitansen unb
iino gdnslib aus BHan3enffoffen berge=
felt. sic baben feline eri6laffenoe
Wirtuns, iOnoern re9en Magen uno
8eodrme, iiberbaupt bas sanse SDifem
itdrfeno an. Sn reguldrer @rOBe su
25 @ents per S6a1tel in Der Npotbefe
bon s. 6. Miller & Spbn. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-08

9ie lebte Summer bes ,9lmeriean
Wool anO Cotton Geporter" entbdlt eine
intereIiante ueberii9t iiber Die MDllin=
ouitrie in Den Ser. Staaten tpdbrenb
oes gu @noe sebenoen Sabres. 9as
6a9blatt beri9tet, BOP Sc Millionen
pfuno &obuoue m br perfauft ipur=
ben, als 1894 es benefit our1 Sabel=
lell, oaB troB &ufbebuns Der &obuoll=
s0lls ameritanii DE Mollen
i'm preiie geftiegen iino es
idilbert ferner bas iiberraidenbe gr=
bliiben Der Gammaorn Snouitrie uno
Die allsemeine 8eherung, bic einsetre=
ten 1T, ieit Die Dtc3inlen=3Dlle auf9e=
boben muroen. unb angeli1ts FOLDER
nnleugbarer Shatia6en mill Der repub=
litaniide @onareB Die &obmola0lle pie=
Der einfiibren uno Die 36ae auf Woa=
itoffe erbDben. Sie 8erblenoune Der
0o1solner Diirbe un9laubli6 erI9ei=
men, uenn man nit ibren gepegsriin=
ben nidt 10 genau pertraut tpdre.
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Nitt ben 0rte8Sf0M.

0err Oaui8, bet @apit6tt Des 3olls
|futters ,Mnop Spbnfon1 TN Wlidigorl=
lice fbeint ii1 nidt Dor eirlem Rriege
IslDiinen england unb ben Der. @tod=
ten iii fiir1ten. Gr erfldrt. Dab ipenig=
items so Dber 100 66iffe ben Mi1igans
lee befabren, Die burA 9erinae Menbe-
rung in gang tiihtise 3rie9sf6iffe um-
gelponoelt tperben t0nnten. Die 6hiffe
Der ,Snternational Transportation
Sine" unD Der ,@reat Nortbern Cine"
f6nnten ohne 6dnierigfeit ieds36llige
Ganonen traeen, fDlpie audi Die Sdiffe
.Gusquebanna" unb vGbemung" bon
Der 2ebigb 2inie. Die GdbrbOote, tpel=
be giienbabnwasen befDrbern, tpiiroerl
iid in ausoe3eibnete 2riegsfhiffe um.
bauen Ial1en unb f6nnte1l borne iotpohl
wie binten Elm 3tp6lf36llises Gelhlb tra=
gen. Die Gdiffe bet Glint unb pere
Marquette Babn feien aub ifarf ge=
baut unb tDnnten Ihwere Gefdiibe traz
gen, Elm She'll Der 5afelase miiiie aber
gedi,bert tueroen. 3uoem miiile man
nidt pergeHen, baB biele grObe Shiffs=
baumerften an ben 8innenieen inner
balb BON 90 9agen 9ans geipaltige
&rieasidiffe liefern f6nnten. Ser neue
Stablfutter. Der sebaut piro, tonne in=
nerbalb bon brei Monaten gum &f
bereit iein. Ollie Sdiffe auf ben Seen,
Die fiir Rriessamede benubt perben iol-
len, lniibten natiirlid itdrfer 9ebart
tperben, bas tonne aber fhnel geihehen.
gu1 anbere Wdnner, Die ettuas BON
Der Sdifffabrt beriteben, fdeinen ber=
islben 9lnfidt gu iein. Die Whalebaf=
Dampfer bieten na1 ibrer Mnii6t einen
sroben 8ortbeil, neil ibre 9ampffellel
p6llig unter Waiier uno besbalb gee
fbiibt finb; iie baben aber anf Dem Wer=
bed gu wenig &aum. 10 Dab es i1per
iperben ipiirbe, Die @eibiibe gu banoba=
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-08
Bon SntereHe fur Datne,t. !.

Wir brau1en uns nidt su enti6ulz
bisen. tpenn mir Der Damentpelt ben
Ladies' Safe Protector" borle9er,
ba er abIolutes Yertrauen berbient,
lei6t su sebrau6en 1T, faft unmogli9
unii6tig plaairt tperoen tann uno
fideren Sdub getpdbrt. Wenn ge=
tpinlht, fam er bon Mnbern unbemerft
oetraeen tperben unter Nusi6luB leoer
l1nbequemli1feit. Mer ibn einmal
benubt bat, ipirb ibn ni6t lnebr entbeb=
rem tpollen. @r lit Elm treuer, li1erer
unb superldbieer 6reunb, mo Die um=
itanoe feline 9ntpenSuns erforberlid
MAIDEN uno iebe 6rau folte i'm fir
biefen Sall gu ipfortisem @ebrau1 IN
8ereiti1aft balten. Seine Mntuenoun9
iit einfa6 unb flDBt jeber 5rau Ver=
trauen Elm. Gr 1T nod tpihenidaftli=
6en 8runbldBen angefertist unb idiibt,
obne Der @elunobeit na9tbeilig au iein,
tpie jeoer CUTE grst be3eusen piro.
Wir Qlauben, baB fein Nrtifel Der Trau
BON beute ie iolGe gefriebisung ge=
tpdbrt bat. mie Der ,2abies' Gafe pro=
teetor." Ser immenle Mbiab bes 9lrs
tifels lit Elm iprebenoer 8eweis BON Der
&i6tigfeit bes @eiasten. prDbelt baber
nidt nit sablloien anbern unauoerldbi=
gen Mrtifeln, ba bies ni9t nur foitipie=
Zig ionbern au6 aefdbrlih 1T. Sold
prDbeln fiibrt nur gu 3ettperluft, gnt=
tduIdung uno traurigem WeiBerfolg.
Damen iollten bas beriidfidtisen, bepor
1ie 3eit uno @elo an minoernertbise
Mrtitel beri6menben. Oas 8efe 1T
INNER aud bas Woblfeilite. Ser n2a=
Oies' Safe Yrptector" ipirb unter poll=
tiber 8arantie fiir einjdbrigen @ebrau6
perfauft nit bollfdnbiser 8ebrau6s=
anpeilung nnb tpirb in DerIiegelten
padeten berianbt nod ginienbun9 bon
So per grpreb Monep Orore !; brei
fiir $5. Wartet ni9t, fonoern beftellt
lofort. NbreHe: The La Crosse
Speciality Co., La Crosse, Wis.
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ginen traurisen Nbi6lub fanb elm
9o6aeitsfeit in SbamOfin, pa., inoem
Der Wasen, in tpel6em fi6 bas iunge
gbepaar uno mebrere 9oAaeitssdife be-
fanoen unb befen pferoe burbainaen,
imftiir3te. Ser Gutf6er S. s. Dd=
niels unb bic Brautiunsfer, Jrl. MarD
patorid, tpurben 10 ihmer berleBt, bab
lie faum nit bem 9eben oaDonfommen
,peroen unb aud bas junse gbepaar,
0err ano Grau 2iDins, iopie Die 8e=
idmiiter Sobu uno Soiepbine pnladi
erbielten mebr ober tpeni9er i6mere
8erlebungen.
Nublano min in Der 0enesuela-
6rase neutral bleiben. Dagesen wirb
Elm eemeiniames gintreten, Nublano's,
9eutf6lano's unb Granfreih's ans
geregt.
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Ser befannte 2onboner Sbeateroiret-
for Nuguitus 6arris bat fih in einem
ynterpietp fit bas - &auden i'm
3beater ausseiprohen. ,grif menn mi,
in unferen Sbeatern tperben rau9en,
eIIen unb trirten f6nnen, tperben mir
unter Der 3onfuren3 Der Sinsfpielbal=
len u. .8arietebiibnen tueni9er 81 leioen
baben. Nls neulid Der Bring BON Wales
fi6 elm Souperi in Der 2ose ierbiren lieB,
mar bies in meinen Mugen cine ySbat"
unb it mollte. 1ie fdnbe biele Nahah-
mer." = Na9 Sebermanns @ei1mad
,piirbe bieie Neuerung niht iein.
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Gratis

9iejenigen, Die Or. Sings 9ietp Dis
eoberp fdon benubt baben, fennen ibren
Wertb unb iper ibn nod nidt tennt, Der
bat jebt @elesenbeit, bas Mittel gratis
gu erproben. @ebt in Die unten besei1=
nete Npotbefe, uno laBt gi6 Elm pro=
befldi66en gratis seben. Senbet Cure
Abreiie an $. 6. 8uflen & Co., gbi=
eago, unb perlanet cine probei6a6tel
bon 9r. Sings Neuen 2ebenspillen,
iotpie Elm st. bes @eiunobeits= unb
9ausbaltunss= Ratbgebers. Nles III
earantirt, gud bon giuben5u fein unb
foitet gu9 ni6ts. A
s. 6. Miller & Sobn, 9lpotbefe.
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2ebbaft tpte eim @rindbets.

ben bic giereu Iebbaff mie bic 6rinen, ipsnn lie mi
6Difeter8 Mlagenbffers gefiBeIt psrben Das 9iters
regt bieieS pti9e Organ ou gefunosr EbdfiQfeit al
uib iiberroinbet 6ejIen m ieidf entmideInbe Mniog
sur grihlaffnng Waau fonts ME pergffien, baB IN
fbdtiQfsit oer Neren buS srfe Gtabium nner 9nrube
9merben lit gegen pelde bic 6lfe bcr dr5tiiden aii
enl9nft MIR 5n Oft Dergeblid aHggrn1eu uro 4eiei
6ejahr rirb DDrQebeuQf bnr bd8 8ifttr8 meibes efn
G6ubipebr gegen Drigbfitbs 9lierenfrauf5eit 2uder
fr0ufbeit W1iierfu9E 8ialtnHein unb ale Don
g@m&@e ber Wlaie berriibreuDen &r0ufbetttn bifDet
BON uaIorl9en bili5Iea unb 3tefpeHbeI4tg 3p&
pepfie QartIeibi0fttt umb Mbemf61t1muA ~ tet31
6en &pp<tf {rfbext bsn G6df 3lrt 9eI4eunlgt pie ne
ntebeutsn6t pber eruj&IiGe @e|d<rfa feM meI8e b11
Qemeine okI{rin 1e5rpheH kIGIe1 telt01EjreH1e Anl
ae}aubtetts sfDdIienhe Er6poraf M6sb n f5ns4 ina
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-08

Nus giferfuht bat In Gambler,
q. g., Elm taltaeltellter 2iebbaber feinen
begiinitieten Hipalen erfdoRen.
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6err Sec. 8. Smith bon Der 0ep. 8. Gmitb Nsan.
i Co.. Souispiue, Rp.. f1reibt INTERN 20 Jebruar
,94 .lluetfdbr Elm 5obr lang Iitt idb frdterii9 on
ersbei1iperbeu. bic 70 i1limm murben. bob i1 TN
eft aufiisen muBte nm 2uft am befommen. SD
uBte mein Geindft aufgebeu ,iub founte iaum uuss
erfGleinen. Mein Jrenno 5err Sulius 6. Wosbt
ner unferer berpDrrnsenbften apotbefer rieb mir.
nit Dr. wliIes' Seart Cure gu beriuden. Nod 4e.
:ouG BON ettpas hber elmer JIaide perf1uonbeu bic
nmerSeH iufuObI oIs bas Sersflopfem. SD babe
itber ni6t bie gerinsiteu BefGwerbeu esfiiblt uub
bs beute snsinen @eindften 70 reeelmdBis uadb als
3upors
nebernn Bel Mpptbefern 5n baben. Bud Hber Sera
ID Nerpen fret perionot Wton obrtifire:
Dr.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
y. MiIes' SeiImitteI MAIDEN eeiunS.
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HE CONFESSED GUILT
A COunItrlsIlsr Sent 10 ths Stat.
Prison for Ten Years.
Af,sr the Consfqu'uc's Of such Ac,'oo
w,rs Fully txpl,in 'd--Noies
NJ ihs Corridors.

Today, before Judge Msrshsll in the
Federal court, J. n. McBurney. ALA.
Pat Mcfarland, was auaigned and
pleaded guilty 10 an indictment oharg.
Ing him with csuntsfisiting. Ths
defendant confessed his true name to
to J. A. MeBurney snd tn. cons..
qusncss and effects VI his plea Of
guilty to the charge were fully en-.
planned to him. He persisted, however.
In the admission Of guilt aud his
honor sentenced him to serve three
year, In the State prison and 10 pay .
noe VI $500 or to be committed until
paid.
Attorney o. w. Meyer ". admitted
TO practice In lhs United States court
snd appeared for McBuiney.
Judge Hallott was engaged In heaf-
ing the oass Of Frazier aud Chalmers
Va l.. &. Trent.
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ifaci Of Ian II to- DO puinlss, d just
outside OF New York city. Upon moe
"CoEinno Home I the A geJ aud UD.
employed hctrsssv,n Will 10 lulit, ant
future generations Of poor and discour.
eyed women will rise up sbi call the
uar cer with the II ishing teeth blessed.
COtinue has chvsen Two eastern men
q unimpehch Abie reputation TO be the
trustees " the stitutiou, and ,he has
rlanntd msny details Ia advance. Her
idea 10 that the home should bs open
40 that acifessee csD 60 or come ~
their necessities lict,ir. All religions
aud all nstiOnalities will hc welcome.
fhe homo will he sufficiently Gu
lowed, but made q, far rs po,eihle
seli.supporting by means Of garden and
sewing that tue women msy do.
Cofinno wants It to be IN oil senses n
home, and her idea IL 10 save sifls
who esnnot Ind employment from
working into sin.
She wants 10 extend them a helping
hhni until they can Struggle btct 10
their feet again.
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BECAME a aASIAc.
Dem site Irsabi.- Ena In q rs,rioi.
Tragedy.

SNononIsiI, Wash, Nov. l3.-John
Ffook, a well 10 do farmer living nj
ITaitoD, near here, wbose mind was
wrecked by the disoovury OF his wiie's
infidelity. buTnvu his house anu Gre
mated his youngest child. Tue woman
took the two remaining children and
fed with her lover.
' Fook had bton away on q long nuh-
Ing trip, leaving his wife and children
ut home. He returned unexpectedly
few days ago and learned that his
vile was falso 10 her marriage vows.
lilo bf00ded over ths discovery hnd Ut
length bis mind gave way ana hs no.
came n faying maniac.
Yesterday he went TO tho house and
taking au ax oh0ppud all tho furniture
TO pircss. Then he fired the ittruciuIe
ard thnt himself up with his youngust
child 10 dis Ia the nuns OF his wrecked
home.
Tho neighDors discovered the flro
and In their efforts TO exunguish the
flames found tho maniac IN tho huild.
iny. They undertook 10 get him out
tut no fought Ike demon. After a
desperate battle hs was mado prison.
or aud taken TO n place OF safety, hut
the child, which was not missed dur.
Ing tho excitement was overcome by
smoLa aud persisted In tho u ines.
Fock was badly burned.
The inithltss woman took the two
older children anu ned from Tra'ton
with her lover, whose name N not
given. Fock will DO sent ~ the
aay.um.
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The sa.,s .. n.e.is.r.hip.

I rIRA, Kss., Nov. is. - Judge
Henry Keller OF this city, who Wa.
instrumental IN securing tue appoint.
ment Of n receiver Tor the santa 10
Inns In Kansas, has taken steps which,
he believes, ~ sustained by court, viii
prevent the transfer OF this case TO the
federal cfurt. lie appeared bsfor.
Judge Myers NJ Valley Falls ana pro.
sented a motion TO strike out the
snisndmont filed by Assistant Attot-
uey General Goddard 10 the original
pstition Of the Jefferson district court.
He asked that tie amt ndment be
stricken out iof the reason among
others that the document was flied "a.
pursuance OF c0iluslve agreement
nnd understanding between the de-
iendant anu a. A. Goddard, assuming
the act Ne ssslstant attorney general OF
tue state tor tn. purpose OF defeating
the state In It's Al:~mpt through rs
lawful constituted officer 10 enforce its
laws.
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A Novel Wager.

Previous TO the election WIN Price
and q. W. Rankin mSde novel wager
ON tho result. Mf. Price backed Nc
KInley anu MT. Rsuhin held up
Bryan as his iAvorlIe. The loser was
to play hand.otgsn In tho public
streets. The wager will DO paid on
Monday next commencing at .. M,
when Mt. Rankin viii play ths much.
Abuted Instrument ~ tile Tour corners
Of East Temple and FiTt South streets
anu East Temple aud Seeond south
carrying the usual TIA cup Tor e0ntri-
buttons, which will DO divided equally
between ~. Mark's AMI 81. hiatys
hospitals and the "grOwlvt." Musi.
ciAu Rankin viii not nnish bis PHI.
grimagO "a the intersections msu.
toned, but will extend his revenge ~
the three Newspapers hofo by sefenad.
ing them with mis- Ussl "f0lls.'
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THE CASE OF IVORY, OR BELL
Testimony Of Jones, IN The Employ
oil The Secret Service
III. rris on.r showed conformation
when Confronted win this
witness

LONDON. Nov. l3.-Duting the ,x.
animation todsy 1T Bow Street pollcr
court Of Edward J. Ivory, alias Ed
ward Bell, the Irish.AmeIican saloon
keeper, and an alleged uynamitef,
there was an exciting feature Tor the
hf.t uae IN tn. ufeaiy proceeding
against the prisoner.
A witness who gave his name ~
Jones was being examined. When lie
appeared Ia the boz Iyon's lace
showed conformation. yonus, u ~
understood. has lot years been Identi.
Ned with the Clan.ns.gs.l aud other
Irish. American organizations. The
prose oution expected Jonss 10 unrsvsl
the sscrst story OF tho physical force
movement.
Rsplying TO questions Of g. y. ON
VINO prosecuted Ter the treasury DC.
partrnsnt. JONES raid be waa hstlv.
Of Armagh, and employed by the
British government 10 make la.
quirisf. In Move mber, 1851, no en-.
Tered the employ Of wholesale groctr.
In New York CITY and remained w,th
them unul 1926, when he opened q
business 81 his own. Jones remained
In New York until September OF the
present year, all this time, apparently,
making inquiries Tor the Brush
government. He said early IN 1892 he
met VIM. Lyman, (pTesldent OF the
IIish national alliancvl and Bolaud IN
New York CITY. aud learned OF the
existence OF M irish nationalist organ.
IL alton known among tho p,smbefs ~
tue "Unit.d ltish" or ct. H." whose
executive body was known by the
lettors I'D. A."
Continuing Jones said that on In.
slructlons be Joined tho Organization
nBu was Initiated Into a "oAnpO
known a. tho shamrock Club, %
among those pfessht being Lyman,
BoianJ, Gallagher, kesfney anu
lyman. They Afterwards formed q rev
"eamp" when was called tho "NAlly
clup," the memDers OF VII CHI inciuJol
M.arns, anu Nolan who had been
connected with the explosion In
Dublin.
Jonss further staiss that he was
elected treasurer OF this "Nsily Club
whose mt s,!Dgs, 1t appears, were OF n
mast secret uescriptioD, tho "district
0rdsfs" being burned after being rssu,
nnd after Initiation the members wcI o
known by number. Part OF the SUB
scfiptiops, witness tsltifei, were cJu.
tfibuteu 10 the revolutionary iurd and
cal, were made for money TO pay for
the celebrations Of the u,a,n tho
"hiAuchssttr martynn anu 10 AID con.
vieled dyntmlirrs. Jvnes sslu TINT
while ou his sny 10 the Chicago con.
veution In 1895 kearoey introduced
tho pfisontr, IvsIy, to witness ~ n
'nrolner." lyman aud O'Donovan
Rosa were Present anu lyman ssid
Ivory belonged to hi. "rampn and
had been known by him IN Dublin be-
fore 1882.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-13
THE GREEN BAG.


Oscar Pe,uon will DO tried on
THURSDAY, Nov. 10.
J. n. 4. Webster ia suing w. q.
Smith u collect $3.50 on u note with
interest.
To-day Judge street continued In.
dunniiely the suit " James Anderson
against Geo. ~. Scott.
Tho case OF Isaac Hunter Va Geo.
Busby Of al occupied Judge blIoel'a
a'tsntior all DAY today.
The Coop. Wagon a Machine CON-
psny ha, commenced tuit ugainst VIM.
Blrd tot slb1 so on n promissoty note.
The uiai OF Thomas Homer aud
Others on the charge Of aiding anu
sbetling n ptike fisut has been SGT for
Thursday, Nov. 10.
a notATy's commission was issued
today iruni the secretary OF states
ofiiceto Henry w. Manning Of Weber
county.
This afternoon the county clerk 10.
sued marriage license 10 VIM. l..
fsrroa 10 wed Paoeb. Resa. ,Boln
sro residents OF BAIT Lake City.
The Fid,,s' court 10 occu pied in
trying tue suit Of Ffszsr a Chainssfs
against L.. q. Trent for An Accountlng
IA n mining machinery ira elton In
which the painful wants 81, gs9.b7 10
settle accounts.
Judgs Hiles has ordered tho follow.
ing ptisoLefs trough. before him In
the criminal court tomorrow morning:
William Lewlf murder. Juiiti.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-13

MAsIiiSOToS, Nov. 10 Secretary
Dinenuofisf said TO-DAY:
"Tho nstional silver party will
maintain permanent hoaiquaftets at
Washington with brat Oh TO Chicigo.
Five thousand silver CLUBS belonging
10 the silvef parry are Ttqursted TO
maintain their organ zltlon. The III.
yer party viii be the party Of 1900.
Its platform 10 simpl,-a sioRle money
planh--and II will more readily unite
all friends oi,bimoiRillsm than will any
other party. During the campaign Of
1896 We sent out ten million pieces Of
literature and organized fvc thousand
club. Our future wotk will consist In
orSsniEing clubs ana educating tho
psopls.n