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The European Mission.

Arrlval.-O HurI Ia,tle fell1wIu
namri Uul j. lets tr tue Buna
ui'siIu WHgeJ ip Liverpool SEQ
American L.ursta m,lip Belgeni,u
William ~ p4uIlst1u, " West
Wgbeg John b. Wright, u NuI
Cfcts; Jam NJ. buu;,n, of Sslt L,as
| tllyi JIuu ID NJ 10, HtotfB e.. Wool
,ni thafrs " utuu, % 70 Hunliiu..
| All well.
Also on Nsur U.s., 1870. gn the same
oumuauy'a 10" u.. WaaHaHf, tue flI.
owing uuwr T. frfs affiyt.. ruf lLt
Butisb mlsalHf -DAvII N.f TOTO RtpHs,
~ Bingham tuy Uas Ihuus. w..
JonuF, NJ M.ItHrH InhI. For the
scandinavian mlsuuu-Pctef Laf.
fcisfsuu, ui Lyuue, Uau; Jtua J.
Ivnstu, ui Priv, Ush.
RslrAses aud AppDinimuuit- Elder
T. w. Robinson has been hOn0fsUly
f'ita'rI from ltttiIiuK over tue lufk.
lsh uiissl 90 return Omu.
Elder W. 8. LsmYfoaux hes been
released from Hblrllg ~ tfavsluE
T. DEF iu tue birmingham conferences,
AuI HISS been p.lluto4 10 labor q,
travelling Eidttm TIE LONDON COZ.
'ufv Ce.
EllUr William ~, purruglon has
.,tu hpp.luie O. labor rs tfavsling
l. Ter 40 the Che .tglutm cluisreurg.
Liuef J hn Z. Wusut has b-ru ~.
luiut- Go lauIf aH travelling Elder 10
thg Welsh conference.
L.Irr- james 81 Hogan, George e..
Wood anu ruumss W. lnU. have brou
appointed 10 lau ra- travelling EIuuts
iu The sc .ltish u.uIyfruCs.
Elder john "a, Moss mas bosu au.
pointed o. IhU Of travelling Elder iu
Tue MauchtsIrf inference.
l. drT Chaflgs ". Hatch has been
aEp iutcd 20 iaUlT ss travelling Eliuf iu
Zoe Nutuutham conference.
Elder DavII 81 e .au II ,rs has been
an Iuiru 90 hulr rH travelling ElIvr
IA the Welsh conference.
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TIE April number Of the womap',
Exponent l. n the p5,s,. II contain,
the following inltresting table Of con.
iru'G
Ndel'terg Cavt-Iiim. Reports
from diantsvlllc-L. l.. q. Il. Aimia
JouufOn banOu-E. Crane WAt.on,
" ma - htrt-sAtAh IS. Laytou.
l"s CaliIofuia Cam e..
Sarge o.. Conference No,icr- VINO d
30 uiun. Relief 3 oioty Conference
n ne ID. n. Young. Seticuliuf,-
Msuatrt A. Cainr. Our CbafAot,f
--hisn's g nvtft State sufifsge A..
:. ciatot --MsfgAfet A. Caiut. TIE
\ i1usl Flas-Wiliufd woodruff.
bijles' eml.mouthiy Neetins Lyon
u. A DEF Welding Rsc~ptiou and
rtn ag,-Juiia Lyman. Rr.oluiion,
Agrcututul &. lIcgt. SnuWfl.Et
slshe-Dslla Fish. Notes suu New.
Janet Cyslhl Shulley-Com. /
Msniorism. Conference n. A. w..
y. a.
EIitorlah womsnin Public AnAir.
EuuunAl.
P0eiiyi Western wild,-Emily II.
No-dmaaser. A FHgmsbt-L. n.
II, Lovingly inscribed to Josephine
IL. u. A.
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MINOR MENTION.

Tue nual myyfius f8f to urranl1t
ton Ola Cuuuty j. ia auI Game Pc,
ttguvu assltiaUuu viii be- utlu a
Judge WuuhtPs court room tomorrow
evening,
Tho Tenth quorum Of Ssycuilss viii
huld their TsguHr monthly mtrlin.
tomorrow uigut (FlIHy NufIl 80 ,t
1850 o'clock in thu Niu d ward meet,
inS house. a lu.l attendance Is d.
sifrd.
The Cyclone ani sixteen 10 one
loot bal teams VIII lluy q game Ut ,bg
Exposition gf1uuIs 0u Monday uiicr.
uuot nt I O'Clock The gBmu viii ut
TOT the olsmpinu'ulH 10 tue State.
Elder WIN. 81. Palmer Will deliver
lecture NJ TIE second Ward mectiuu
house tonight NJ 5 u'gl.Ck, uluBf tho
ausH Cus0t tue ST. L. A, % tue var,
subject The Am 10 LIic, Tue puzzle
ale cordially iuyitd To attend,
A social reception will be- given by
the IAieIouil yluu iu The q. A. X
hail sA,ufIhy Air. 10, =, 1852 3. a.,
10 lhulf SCIlCI luruIH NzttHg Sal
Lake curing Conference, Admission
b. ttCGvls only, whoa o.u uv mai teu
rom the members Of tue oiuU t0mOf.
TOW night.
The Mutual Improvement League,
In order 10 dvitab thr "a pyn,o VI nulug
up iheut muaslum anu t0tuius
looms ~ social a sti, have decided ~
give lunches iof tbtir own benefit to
cJu rtvuc vsHOts, lnot nave Opuurd
pan elegant lunCI counter anu To-.
t'utaui last opposite Ihv sUu,h aa,ys vi
Tue lstUfuagir.
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Parowau stake Conference.

The quarterly conference Of this
s'ahsw held III Cedar CITY Tabsrna.
p'ele sun1sy aud NJ ndsy, the 22ud
tnd .sr1 Of March, 1890. There were
y Ifrstnt OF tho stake authorities FL.
o,s UriAh 4. JOINS aud Francis
Webstsii majority ot the High Coun.
oil and B.shOp- OF the several wAids;
AisO E,usr David IL. Cannon am
Bishop Ihomas JUDD u ~. Gsofgs,
Warrington c.unty.
Ailsr tue Usual opening exercise,
President UfiAh +. Jones maus u los
timely femAfks upon the beneiils d.
rived from Meeting together IN thoe
gus, rly conferences and rcpoIt,d
NAM the cohdition OF tie
rtHtTt winch was very a.
Votabie. The various quorum,
as ouiAIlons and Suu4ay srto
were repITed by their representative
Tue Bishops reported tueiT wards O.
being ina fair condition, temporarily
and spiritually, the mtmUefs generally
spUsklng being alive to their uute,
but ,huiu was sIli much TO.m Tor Ia,
lTOycmeut.
Ihe speakers seemed 10 enjoy n Tici
now Of tue rplfit Of tue Lord aus
Nj Oke very pIintUdly upon Tue fOllOV.
log subject: Tie divine mission q
Joseph smith, restoration Of the 6UspI
win IL different keys anu pvweH,
building OF teulplrH and ordinance
work therein, tthiug, Word VI WIZ
dom, ntst principles u the Gcsptl,
dulIrs Oi the Priesthood, anu dudes 81
the Saints generally.
Toe afternoon meetiug Monday wa
mostly occupied BY IlIrf DAVID II,
Cannon aDu Bishop IhJmas Judd CT
81. George, Ia pteseuling before the
Saints tue proposed Han TT the CON
Bt uetion Of railway from SAT- Lake
Guy 10 ~. George. The principal OF
jroI IN building ibe road h 10 fur
uish labor a. u also 10 materially aiu
In tho development VI tne resource
VI tue county.
The genera aud local nnthoritie'
anu list Of homo miFsiOuar,uH we've
Tesenied anu sustained ny dnau'
nous vote, The utu.l EtuOu4
meeting was held lanl buSinsss pr
tanning 70 tue Sake tGanncle4.
We had boautiiul weather dufit 4
rur conference. The mretiugs wuT,
we'll ATTENDED. Toe Hnging by the
Ce0ET choir was hn important factor
rud added materially 10 tho tuI -
meut Of all ITtseut.
% terence buIouTuei tor three
months " COuveuc va Fsruwsu.
VA. Ii. HuIYUAIS,
HbKv JIsIk.
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Death ofutnerya ". Snow.

The very uu,zp 9,oI death VI Mo.
M.lsfva w. Sow, wife OF tho late
Elder Ea'tu' snow, occurred At
Msuli al 5'ij yos.erl y afternoon. ~
Particular as 60 the eau o reach I'd "a /.
Guy 20 ny. Tue deceased was "a W..
man Of many noble traits u chataef,f
tnl wa widely kngw Throughout mo
. ale, Her remaius will uy bf.ugnt 10
III city i0r uufis, Tue fun, raj ~.
wees ste announced 10 Co. e place from
Tue Eighteenth ward Chapei on Suu
dny afternoon mkt beginning at /.
u'nlook.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Joseph Thornley, %; Kansas city IL al,
tho rymp.U.uu.
w.. Madden Of Denver D.. stopping at
The ca. uu.
j T. Bradley OF 50. Louis lis Tomp.g.
ton guUsI
o.. " MaNary OF IIailov. ila.Isamons
Tho ,uto arrivals %. tho walker
e. II Poole and W. s.. L.Ula " Boston
arrived 90 uy lrmpio.uu Ibis morning.
W, g.. AIyu aud Scot Davis, two
pfnulutu. Hu-Iuu7r utu.u' ~uuh OmA.
la afu sia '"nrt At tho lump.c.uu.
II. u. Scott 0f Burlington. *. ID. Wat.
-nu " London. Luz.auu. jaime, IL.
Is y.s " s. Louis anu 1tug.I A. i.
"'ahon Hr. ur.ra tur ku4 igrI.
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Chldestef said today that no thought
the tousiitutiuu provided Tor asa.
senate 60 Ol cE O.. islayOu.
b. J., Il. IaImags, PRESIDENT, Prot
joe. T. X uxsuury, vIrr.uIrs.4rnt. ami
rot ID IL, Alien, &c HlaIy q. ne .u .
uIty ut tue UmyrH ~ IT Uuu, ,u..
mittrl cummuuIuat o .s t. Too 5tUarr.
lHiuuug uut numerous ac .urtcfs an
Ia feloft male ny EApyTt- Il r. AH.
-rt-uu Auu tinIuuuu M4F-u, On tnr
JutysrIiy O auuys.
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Four bad blys 10 the prt.ons Of Mel,
son MarRetts, Arthur Benson, Henry
Royal Dean ana l. uls Won were
90 ore justice Wsnger iu the plli,s
c urt to.ay, charged with as-suIt aud
battery on s,orrEseper named Emu
Waoh. Ine ahensr with which the
ADS were charged seemed TO have fe.
'ultei oul OF tho lerpe,farion OF Apul
FooP- ! k.r, AMI the tw, former were
ilHe % % Of 81 eHcu rrsptc.yr.y,wnlIr
the lauef utuuius were IIsruufguu Win
- TrI mHnl 10 M Too Cpuft,
Wuui,m ScnrlsHI, q stu Tent VI the
Stale RI I'm suuuol 81 Ogden, bui
whp isnUv oui Iyiug seas ~ Of parole.
made bulI gItvupt az bur-.
AIRY To-Day aud was ,haulrd into
the police court. Hs denies being Uut
on parole but claims that he was dls.
charged alter having served his tuU
tenure Of imprls0nment. Detective
Sheet, hOwrytT, IL apparently wei
D. quall tod with him anu Telephone
10 Ogden tniH afternoon t0iliug the
authurltits 10 come down aud get him.
Mra while no wIll DO held uutil theJ
arrive.
4, Lee forfeited S2j for being tue
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COMMERCIAL.


tOiayS C.rarus mouse eKunaugos
smOuutsi iu ig5i. O,l same day lss.
ytAE s.Ulibl.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS
London Silver, - g.IG
New YJfE.-s3lIvur, o., load, $500.
uRE ASD HuLLtIS.
=. II. Jones 8 Co., received t0day.
Ot,s, fg,vJu; buillJn, $1,000, TItaf.
gb5uO.
". Z. Mccormick q 90. received U.
JAY Hanaurf uulhUn, 50 100; .Uvuf
aul lul nrr'i o., lUu, cyanide, Il g.u.
roi-l, $3.50.
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Gouals bllpi, revenue, was taton ur
ON thitI tcaIluE. NG luiouinw one,
Ing a. amtuIurut I'D Iitsuut tue pay.
rtut OF IsHrs with warrants. n.
tmeuImrui wee maie 10 cover N.
If.giHeus OF Me NH'fruus bill M
tbH Tufl.st.
IHe amendment was opposed Oil,
ttyrnl mrmuau uu tho grounds a..
trt S.ato AMI u.uHt'ts should not r.
fuse their oWu payer ia payment Vi
uO.ts duu them.
90 : 10 cal the amendment W.,
carrie Cog avHIe of 90 III.
Am.uou hy M. JutubloW 10 81.
rpusisUf fur vile Or the amendmsat
Wa lIsi uuHu.m 1Isiy, 20 that a.,
Amendment De- o. mauyut.
IEntill IVES uuIvr Amendment a.
Ifla. um.
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UIAH'S JUBILEE YEAR,


I
! Ioo'HtIy OF ..'l tIls mufuius Prali,
| DENT tapuyp. a.,.f. rs....., o.,
.i.or Eul' cell ahuviu tho rfe.rHet
%. .'u. Dol. mur'7' Payer was faIoi
| lY lhH Rev. %. i. Gay @ iNl C.rta
! Christian rbtt,r .p,, ,.I..I,. t..
/ ..,....f.t ..,
] '.'" '"' 'I
l l'..a'
l'DA IiE lYl.L
.mmur.rttI,p if.g, Ib, ir,y..
/ a.l,... t,,,i,.., .,,.., In t.. ..,
! .. 80 ''' ''' ''"
! '.'''.t l'IahNh 20 ihN 7.at' halhh.
! SCHOOL, which was at prfru. iu tlr
uaU#H uf the SENATE o. .u...tI.s .t.
| ,.l,,..ts.. a.. ......
! '" %. N''''''
'"'i''NAh NI lhc comm I.tn IAVlha
| The iIl in thufVt, 10 was "a. eitu fy.
! ufufu.
cu.,uIIrr ufr.Ufa
'l' committee uu Iuulthflt 90 to-
l'''lua nN 20. o.. p, ItlAiuf i1 iuWrf
l'.'N W'hNtN DO INIshtt Win ttfialH
wlI H..' HNnu. a.a1 iNu passage
ID. 10 WIN Hm. % 'Wthi.'
ih' 60 .h' l'." go l'yrH %, recon-
Hll u,' lN' lh'fn.' ui H. u. lli WIN
| ,,,i,-l" amendments maze ~ 'nu
i'."s''
flviCr.TrystAt ur.ptrrtus
az lhlh luIht ru u tlhud Introduced
hJ'lhs t,-'luu providing lot stinl.
caut, uh'h &C. ehfHtiun OF TO hue.H
9nilN' tshly %. I. e ARRIVAL Of tue Utah
ll.u' elu Va zen, hul TOT ne alp1lnr
utnt %. go lml 'l1n, ~ ollJ"''
hs u rhagol oy tue LeE siaIufe Of
/. Iho u,ysfnet lie bofsby tif,ct.j
10 alpyln' a .mmi'sion q ten pei.
, 49, W. 'ynuy s'u '.u. ~, hulal erlt'
u'Alnhi VA io4b ui Tue iititlI anu
N'i,hiy oi Tue aui'al Of the Jtsh
il'h'ets ia Juan immediate
" hNti lhtH appointment tue
WIN l'll'pH thall NtthnAr ~ tue
nnlp''n 'niuh. OF ohnl' man anu ierf''
lAly h'm Wtlf humh'T Tue com
'n' 'un 'N"" ,oNHoi Ahu cpuhucl tueh
'o.e.'''' ~. lhry shaii hN Tue TUE
.u' Mum tuch c'lrlfhuOIt Whlc
wv" ahall Tue u4t Tue ~ d III y OF july
leV'' me mhltlou BE- sm, oNoftu
20 t'lte IuhuH 10 meet h'cttssfy *
ieh''s OF euc' ctiehTa'luh ~ iubitU
'uuicill'i.n, oul 10 'ucu htf manner
ha my De- ut'rluIu'l ul1u. lhty
'Na" t'IN' WIN az tulnl cuthtIun'
lh,I' 10 hoIeby nppf1 ria'ed the
,ulh o., hN' ~. u,Hnl do. i.n Go ucIfay
we ,AIriH.u NJ Tue 81 commission
Nlu ln h'l ia SAN otfh a.iuu, tail
huOuhl 70 20 htAWu rom ilo STAT,
treasury w "aiinhla OF tue ate
auNlt.I, Nhrn ordered uy tue 5iaIr
u'alu Oh tAhhll'eIe'
Ing iu IL regular ofl,f.
ISlEREsr uN srAlr yyAiun,.,a
r. - lee. zoe H'a'" warrant OIL, whs
,n'h lHh'h up :" NE ttAuNst order d.
Uus'ne'H' 10000,
To make the intrr,sl ON .t.t9 w.,sut.
GUY ptt t,hl' when wtsHnlrudoi By
"a p't 2" u. ~ shohu'
., W 'u' s',,,,,u'llen sn'S'sloi tue
"IiuhV ', ~ 'IuI " v'ul. 1890
w 'u'' wing When on lno bA
,. u.u' l',po',,l-h We Was lhe r.
~ 49, Wv l'slu''' ''lei 10 ih'pt
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IN 10 alton TO tho ulsce OF trial OF ~
ncti NJ. was rlacsI on nuai uasAtf
and In sed by o vote NJ - 60 10. r.
biiI "wlu ~ nlie.t," untt'y se'.i,l
TIE fequIuI lumber VI afiirmatlt
vuta4--.8
Hru.rbIli l75. amending the laws
u aD fcrar iuU tu. i.sus cr 0i licsnfI,
g. Iiguaf SALOONS, was ulFc % on fa
;assags aut Iss ed uy a vJto OF ~ DO
H.
Mr T,yior Introduced a resolution.
which We Iass d INA ug dvbAt..
be- nUnt 90 trf.n uIuUat, whcn rec %
pas tutsn 800 9 PEI obs.
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Suit Eiled.

A. J. DlIlon hleI SUIT In tho Third
dlotioI court this aig5rnooa against
". a, Chapman Tor the roc vrTy Of
$500 alleged u b. Jus hiu on a pTymlt-
u4Ty uOLr,
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NttsruH Sister AIMS Trertsr uaaser. gtfs
Or 10 hltI e. huClrr dItuatt.urg.i .,u.o W
l'f tHi,f Me. BWuIa T. tuIu SO. ~ Is
tIrth Ihh Wuiuiu. stout s'OIuCE
ltu fHutfaI services will be- conducted Al
mo lEhiu'uih want mtutlug house. Al /!
UNiork m. sunday neat
20 Inv ~ lr1rIc. rlah Bertha t0rHda.
daughter ui NIl.lsm Nr and tI|T...tb IN
ItE safn Dec, .siu, l-'l, dIci Mach ana.
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sttpuf lf gambling uUu.e. wuIv b.
Roberts 10, 70 rev aier IN bacon ,naliuu
least was nH.u si
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,rooHs AM aAHKErs.


NrW NHuN, NHrI l.=Ihe excitement NJ ma
lIH.N. 70 crowd 90 ODE uUstfug ui tIy sIurs
IItfaUt NAH aH lHlrusu HH bad .Duu expected ll
80 " u' o. HtHHaiuHH| 1uHuUuu Uru gram an.
tuuulrI uI iIu ulTrttufH IaIv Yesterday aud
lHUT aII".l HIg. .siItu tHHt|.H EtHUrH.It lNn
t.H4aHtrIu f sUuIu sasa IUTgsUut cUutIusIHu
uHIna Go GOO IUII.uE Na"a ut Ily uIN.uUu1
notice uHtII HituI 100. t.0H. Uf .UaI.uHH yyaluf.
Gay. luHa. 20, at uU.u.nl recorded HHIHs "
NIHIoI o. rIuHItH subsequently ID rally nHs
Cured Zoo i.s. cue Hluus Iu .HtHI 60 sIH and
Dr. uua al.. Tue irauHa.tUus Amounted Go
90 ". HIHfrH uy nd" Toe UHr 90 t.UtI Uf
u HEmpa.uU Hrh uHU fgarutu lu t0IatUu.
t4sHr IraHIIE ulEu lTras ~ uUr cent
luuar 20 cont Huul Soc frHturu % sutrulA.
lUn y. Do 0lo0a. 900 lmurHy. Wuut 90 w.
rri.U e Ht thu uud Of che ffst hour
lrI.Ha IUuuE IUu SECOND hour WIS uHII
ln.a..u yda wu Go s3s with SuuHDl ugnt
recovery " % percent
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The q .vsrH. uuuUuureI hl, co.,.
prevail oil q. q. "a pyyiIIuy thtt
msyois may VITO Hgn, iu appt,pri.
auor hiiis, without yelylug tHv whole
ordinance.
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thtcAgo live stack
llnss. receipts o.. 700.
lEHtt HaH 900 o.
N.hII.f.t .fIHI.
llUHtV. 4 . HH.H
LuUHU. IaHusb %.
taiHg, Ty.,Ipis ,U0a
lyrtrt. a4uta.
lose HuI Do tore tIfrdAaD
IgN Dc, t4b aH. O..
rtHUsvrf auu t,gHvff, $40 ttfz1
eLggp, receipts, l.ys. MAfkgt stronger.
thtcsgu UarRst,
,hicAsu. ci1st Apul D.
Whoai-ApHi ll. Nay. al..
turu= ApfIt !'h. Nag ~.
uatsH a .nl Dol. May 10
fura MaD l-N.s JulI. i-lg,.
lHrl=MHy, % .tf4 Ju.y. IS %.
mus-'iay, i'bitt jay, iLUi
lIHnaHH7s
timothy I4
hauJl -L4N
AiiFrr, lead.
tiiysrss lead, 500
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A c.muuulg ton rom iha hrnss
annuuicsI tuu HasEugr CO.. A.. IS. l78.
IvltiIDg 10 ihH place 0f tfaI VI civil
he.i1ns, aud a, -. no. fslauag
10 the sale u sp.fluous liquors.
sutherland 'ugxtsiuH that time
would 10 savni - tue oils uot going
10 committee
Eyaus J'gIoi to tho qIlt Jin be.
Ing mr.. c'I.lIurr1 la upu S nate.
Tue "a 4Jf bill sas tultIf,I 10 the
clmmlI1su pu mauuIsglutus huu CON
mtFuv.
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AiiVrr, lead.
tiiysrss lead, 500
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-20
NEWTON.
Prospect of Line of Freight Boats-Bolters
 Very Scarce.

Very Scarce.
 Greenville, Aug. 1S.-(Special Corre- spondence.) .)-Having been several days in the vicinity of Newton, I send you a short report from that section as saw and heard it. was sorry to find oh ln- quiry that the crops of almost all kinds had been much injured by unfavorable weather. The corn crop has been much cut off and cotton, it is believed by many, will not be more than 50 per cent of an average crop.
 The people of Newton are much en- couraged at the prospects of having a regular line of freight boats on the Choc- tohatchie, connecting them with Geneva and other points below.
 Business in both timber and turpen- tine is becoming. quite active in that sec tion.
 I find too. that the town has live pa per in the News, owned and edited by MT. O. D. Kfllebrew.
 By the way, Mir. Editor, if your people wish to see how easy it is to make sue cess of manufacturing with home capi- tai we would suggest that they run down to Newton and pay visit to the jeans mill, owned and operated by MT. Thomas Killebrew, which has paid good dividends from the start.
 Knowing that out of a democratic vote of more than fifty In the primaries that Johnston got only one and MT Clarke the rest in Newton, I was somewhat cu- rious to know the strength of the Re- publican Aid society. On making dili- gent inquiry I found only two who were ayowed bolters, and this, I believe, is about the percentage of strength the aid society will develop.
 Hon. H. D. Clayton is the universal choice of the democrats in southeast Ala bama for congress, and will not only be nominated, but easily elected. G.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-20
FOR SALE.

 s150-1-3 cash, alley corner, 16th street, near H.
 $S50-1-3 cash, 41s acres, house.. we'll etc, right on macadamized road, between Avondale and Woodlawn. $2000-50x140, with cottage, 9th avenue, near 22nd street. $1000-6-room cottage, well, shade, etc., 22nd street, near Humbolt avenue. $250-10 acres between East Woodawn and Gate City, near Birmingham Mineral rail- road Reasonable terms. $500-3 business lots on Spring street, near Daniels drug store, in Avondale. $275 will buy o12 acres near Bessemer dunn my line at South Park station, first station below Fair grounds; partly on macadamized road $700 will buy an excellent room house, cor ner 9th street and East Lake electric. car line. A rare chance to get a splendid home. s750O-1-3 cash, 1OOx19O, with splendid house that cost 1000, 9th avenue, near 24th street. $3500-$5O0 cash. room house. 20th street,
 s. E. THOMPSON, 215 Fist Street Telephone "A.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-20
NO OTICE.

Tn pursuance of resolution adopted by the democratic executive committee of the Fourth Congressional district, a convention of the democratic party of Chiffon county is hereby called to meet in Clanton on the 18th day of August, 1896, for the purpose of selecting delegates to represent the county in the congress sionaf convention which meets in Selma on the 2Sth day of August, 1896.
 Beat representation will be the same as formerly.
 Beat meetings will be held at the sev- eral voting places as heretofore at 10:30 a. m. on the 22d day of August, 1896, to select delegates to the county convention. All conservative voters who will sup port the nominees and principles of the democratic party are invited to take part in the beat meetings.
 TIPToN MULLINS, Chairman.
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Music at East Lake for dances five nights a week by Montano's string band. 5-2-n
OXFORD.

Return After Delightful Visit-Burial oi
 Mrs Luttrell.
 Oxford, Aug. 19.-(Special)-Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Burns leave for their home Lincoln, Talladega county, Ala, after a few days visit to Thomas H. Barry, Esq, who has one of the most pleasant and elegant homes of our town.
 Mrs. Maryline Cottrell, nee Snow, was buried from the old Snow residence yes terday in the Snow private burying ground, near the house. The funeral services were at the house, pr. J c. Wright officiating, where many friends gathered to pay the last tribute of respect.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-20
A CARD.

To the Citizens of Brmingham
 In a case before the inferior criminal court this morning l was fined & for fighting. For this I have no complaint to make, but I want the public to know that I was forced, within one-half hour after I was fined and while a young white man was gone for the money to pay said fine, this fact being known to the day warden and market clerk at the time, to take a shovel and broom and, in company with two negroes, clean up the market house Against this outrage desire to protest, as it was an action en- tirely unwarranted and entirely out Of the ordinary. I have lived dn Birming- ham eight years and have always tried to treat every one right, and this treat ment by those in authority was unwar- ranted, and shall therefore seek redress for same.
 JOHN H. MCDONALD,
 Birmingham, August 1S 1896.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-20
GURLEY.
Prayer Meeting Winds Up With a Wed.
 d1np-Parannal Manfion.

Prayer Meeting Winds Up With We'd
 ding Personal Mention.
 Gurley, Aug. 19.-(Special)-At the Baptist church last night at the close of prayer meeting MT. A. J. McDowell and Miss Mollie Naples of this place were united in marriage, Rev. I. B. Sargent officiating. The wedding was a surprise and very few knew that it was to take place.
 Miss Roberta Fennell, who has been visiting relatives near Berkley, was in town today en route to her home at Br- mingham.
 Mrs. I. B. Sargent and the "wee ones" are in Georgia this week visiting rela- tives and friends at her old home
 MT. John F. Childress, after an ab- sence of several months in Texas, has returned to Gurley to stay. He says Alabama is good enough for him.
 MT. and Mrs. J. G Grayson are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Moseley in Huntsville this week.
 MT. o. l.. Sullivan, former merchant of this place, has accepted a position as salesman in Chattanooga with a retail firm and will move his family there soon.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. s1650-Splcndid newly overhauled Groom cot tage on south 18th street; $25O cash, bal ance monthly. s15O0-Nce cottage on 18th avenue, south, between 16th and 17th streets; terms easy; lot fronts south. $5700-Fine property, that rents for s9OO per annum; $2500 cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years, at per cent interest. $575-14A acre farm in four miles of city. $7500-Store house, worth $12,00O. $2000-100x1S1, on 14th avenue; finest lot on Highlands. $5O0-The cheapest lot close in on North side. $450-75x10O, on Spring street, in Avondale. SS75-Nice home fronting car line in West End; terms very reasonable $1200-100x140 corner Avenue D and 23rd street, with two houses. $900-Good broom cottage on Avenue D, be- tween 22nd and 23rd street; terms easy; lot is 50x145 feet. Call and see other big bargains we have.
 HAGOOD & THOMAS,
 201h 1st AYenlle.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. Residence, 9th avenue. between 18th and 17th streets, $2S50. Lot 75x2O0, South Highlands, s75O Lot 100x200 South Highlands, S2500. Lot 65x225, South Highlands $15O0. Lot 60x140, 18th street, between Avenues J and K, $1200 Residence S5x19O, Avenue G, s2250. Residence, 10th avenue south, $70O. Residence Fist street. north $5250. Residence, 17th street, between Avenues I and J, $3O00. Residence, 18th street, between Avenues J and K, $7500. No. S15 south 18th street, $1600. No. 600 south 18th street. $1400. No. 1917 7th avenue, north, $2500. No. 1900 Sth avenue, north $2500.
 W. B, LEEDY & CO. Telephone No. 42. 1141a North Fist St.