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auce 10 probably the beet display Of tho
kind ever exhibited 10 this city. sky'
rockets, stars, streams Of tte hiescd last
night Ia all directions, aud made
spectacle worth seeing. II II evident
that every en5rt hos been pui forth to
make THIS production equal % all that
har been promised Tor 81.
In the interest Of the railroad coal.
pauy the remark should be maze
nat last night the ifni advertised 10
rsach tho city at 1895 pm. did MT
arrive here tiil about half az hour
la'or, the DELAY being caused by the
d fllculty in finding seals for the
great crowd that desited TO go
homo at that time. Simo 90
The street care stopped runaiug NJ II
u'cl5ck last night, aud the result was
thst a great many who had calculated
10 eaton the last cars found Themselves
il the streets, either 10 wsk home Or
o. take a bach. Much dissatisfaction
was expressed on acc unit Of this delay.
a repetition Of this OCcu renee should
he avoided.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, idab2,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obtssva-
lions at S am. to1ayi
Salt Lake Clty-Batomoiot, 20. aB;
temperature, 0si minimum, 90; calm;
clear.
Baker Cliy-Baromctet 5000; tenn.
uutatuto a.; minimum, e., VIM,
south, llgHG oloar
Choye Barometer, 20 SD; tam.
refnlufc, b2i minimum, 81, wind,
w,sl, II mice pcr hour clraL
Helene Barometer, 5000; tumpOfH.
turc, ~; minimum, 49, vino, north;
hphg uluaT.
Miles City Barometer, g9.sA, tenn,
pCratutr, lsi minimum, o.; wind,
northwest, llahii clear
Wlunymucca-ba tumotU, 80 Hs; tenn.
puratute, 800 minimum, 40, wind,
northeast mllrs pof hUug clear.
Idaho FAlF-BaTUmuiuT, 90. Hj, tenn.
IcrUufu, o., minimum, o.; wind.
s.uin, miles per hour oiraL
6uuotui and local forecast ilt gG
hnurb ending B pmr Aug lltH3
For Uhh, far tonight and ruof
day stationary tumpuTn.ura.
-uli Lake CITY Hud vicluIIy, fair.
dictionary temperature.
J, a, sNHu
Observer Wgathtf I4falu.
ra.ay's temper turo ts shown in the
l.u E'milg lhurmumeiur giyU4 uulYws
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srOCns Ann MARHErs
New Yori, stoch u.rh.,

INV lonK, Aug 10 Tho sio.s ,......
spence hlglcr, party DO resp0nfe t1 ,,..lsrt
foreign quotations aud chiefly on s8rs.l.. 'lgi
short account 'N'tNu| COG
hqc' Island gained ~. Manhattan ...
sugar was buoyant, adyanc.rr l.. %. ...
WIN subsequent recession 10 u.. t.
nouuremcnt Of a broak OF ~ point La an ~
rranuIatud sugar o." "N''I1a
The bears made determined d..,.
sugar AMI " Hnhaftan ami uudpr No.. i.H.t
the former broke 20 pi, the latter a. s''' ~
u' ufilfAt.ou ~ these tt1rta rfgeI1.t.t.
vigorous selling u other rfU4ttt.r. tI ,'t''A
tcForal-iew records HcrO ostHhUHHsH r.
yh Union Nus tractotts tus5.. Tbo ,i..
the active ust averaged A., N''' lh
The free Absorption DO intrrnaifouaf .....
w foreign houses contributed Do Il ..s'..t.t '.'a
pfutoneut iu prices during tho aorD15 'h
SUGAR touching W and Manhattan ~.
~. ~. va va, checscd toward midday bY iu fHs.
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AT THE WALKER


Waiting ladies took carriages at the
knuisiotd toduy hui rode around the
city.
The badges go, out by the local com.
mlttee are nice ones and are worn by
all VINO 20 TO make ny "Olr Guests"
Chioi DrvlnU's boamlng counlenauce
shows mat ne 10 more than pleased
with Tho outlook fJf successful con-
venlio0,
Ia Ere Chief O.tingor IL doing all
Ia hi power 70 make tue convention
anu the vitit " the chiefs a success.
His labors are Characteristic VI the
man,
Those Of the visitors who were
= cscnt At the Tabernacle yesterday
were delighted with tue singing OF the
choir. Tho impression made found
expression by many today.
The youngest OF tho visiting drc
chiefs IL james McFall VI Roanoke,
W. He 10 - yuaTs VI age anu mas seen
'ctvioc 10 me- department TOT peTlo
Of niue yoats.
M. Il. W. Bntkman OF Decatur,
Illinois, Is a prominent figure OF the
convention. Ho H. secretary OF the
state association aud IL taking notes
while mere ios bis annual state report
The ooncerl at tho Tabernacle to.
morrow evening promises 20 be- we'll
attended. Tho public Of this city and
vicinity are cordially invited TO De-
present, they buiug allowed 10 Ill up
~ thu seats bu, those specially reserved
Tor the visitors.
James Baxter Jr., through hh
energy anu tersoverauce. mas made
himself what no 10 t1uay--uhlol of tue
ongife Philadelphia department. lie
Commands go men and has held his
present position since 1899,
Herbert Heslon Of Philadelphia is
chief IRE mar,hal VI the Pennsylvania
Railroad company. Ia this position
ne atAnlH Ia command ~ 400 men en-.
pl0yod us a Dro corps by tue company
aud the machinery OF the department
consists Of IRE chemicals, three IRE.
boats 5000 ioUt ot h.su anu one truck.
one % the most distinguished Of the
visitors Is Chief George q. Hale OF
the kansas city utpartmoat Chioi
Hale has made Tor himself mann
which ranks MIN ~ one Oi the most
famous tiremon IN the country, and
tho badges which no wears are emble.
matte OF HE daring deeds aud tue 90.
teen IN whIgl he 10 held by the peO.
ple IA whose ranks no has done ser.
vice.
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IT IS SEMI.TROPICAL.
Climatic Conditions 10 The Green
River and SIN Rafael Country.
AGRICULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES.
Iocaitrs o Nh sd cilons IL COm
Try rdIp,d . mall Fruits AMI
orch ri tul iyauon.

Mcs'rs. Reese and Ferron Of the
Slate land board, returned from Big
Cottonwood canyon, near Brighton,
where selection. Of mineral lands
wers made, The lanI adloins
the entries made by the Brightons and
10 marked "mlnefal" on the maps In
the United States sutveyot's office.
The question Ia raised % to whether
the laud commissioner eau select
mineral lanes ior State purposes. one
section only has been selected, but the
nlvieability Of selecting two mineral
sections. taking In the Ontario vein
extension, will be discussed by tho
board. Mossta Reese and Feron hsd
afough trip, but enjoyed the mountain
scenery very much.
Ga "wednesday morning hr. Forron
VIII leave Tor Green river on the RIO
Brande Western, meeting MFR. Reese
1t Thistle on the way. IL isexpeclsd
that some selections will be made at
Green River, where the climate h
semi.trOpioAl anu the altitude Ia some.
whst lower than that Of Salt Lake.
Tue season there Ia about month
earlier than here anu the nature VI the
soil IL especially adapted % the oultiva.
ton VI small iruits anu orchards Al.
ialia viii also thrive in that locality,
but cereals will not thrive 20 well. Nj.
Fetr0n says a. ere are splendid oppOf.
iunitles ami facilities for thu establish.
mvnt Of an agricultural community In
that vicinity.
From Green river the looatoIs OF the
board will 40 10 the san Rafael couu.
Try, whore other selections will be
made. Ia this section VI Utah tho
climatic and soil conditions are similsr
T. those existing NJ Green River N
the inducumCu ta 10 settlers arc cquhty
gooJ. tho only drawback heretofore
experienced has been In tue # ill'ully
ouC0u IN buupiug tine s4t.r uu
TO tho land, and maintaining tn
Necessary Jams tor tuat pufpJIa, on
account Of the sandy mature ul tbs
soil. Nuafa ago number VI ebttleta
weut into tHu SAP Riaei UIuntFy Auu
remained there Tor two Uf three Bgs.
some; but aitsr meeting mir.Oriunp 300
the wnshiug out Of their dams two Dr
three times, and not hAvinf munat
enough O. establish them elves, they
cold cut 10 caltlemen ana lc.t the c0uu.
Try 10 be- used flr gcazin. Il, how.
ever, substantial dams ato put lu h
agricultural p Isslbilltlra VI tue country
cannot DO estimated.
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nd Nallalr.

The Carnival Of Madrid, the special
attraction at saltAir this week, is a
vaudeville performance with many
nightly attractive features. The die.
,apoe beIws en the platform on which
10 Is produced, ami the pavilion is
rather large, but not too large Tor the
spectator to realize that the Carnival
Is an undertaking OF gorgeous char,
aUtJt,
IL opens with a gtand pro.
cosslon IN which tue multi-Col0red
costumes OF tho participants blend in
t4ltilosuupiu b6wilderment inlonsl-
ued by the glare OF the electric ltghts.
Alter tho procession tho merry max.
ing commences, consisting OF tight
VINO walking, dane =, tTapezB scls,
lumbliug aud bicycle ruling, suuiin
and johnson eXniDling their wonder
iul strength In lllting and playing with
llIga wei hts were ~ tbs UpeuInu
uignt Tul yul with eNolamatlJns o.
wonder Living pictures are one OF
we IealuTys, tut 10 uc Elective, these
VII have " be exposed 10 more Hight,
u possible, and on n dark background
The htewoTks that close tho perform,
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ATTENTION COMRApESl
-Four II lnIual amp Fire ot MAX
naWt Wa loitrans
srmNuvILLE, Utab,
August S,h, 1890,


August s,h, 1890.
10 tho Editor.
lwYuld like once again to call the
altcntlou Of all veterans OF the Indian
war Of Utah to tho fourth annual
camp hfo Of the Utah county com.
rades Of the Black Hawk war T. tc
held at Geneva, Utah couHty, on Au.
gust i0lh T. 2lsi, 1895.
On this occasion u IL the intention
TO form y state society OF all the Indian
war veterans OF Utah. IL IL earnestly
deeirod that every county send ut least
one delegate, anu ne many ~ they
want TO, 10 asiist In carrying cut this
desire.
Ono.hali rates have besn secured OF
nth railroads from points outside OF
Utah county. Tickets will be solo
after August 10Th. Those who wish
10 come by team can secure pasture, OF
hay ~ Geneva at n nominal figure.
Very respectfully,
J. n. WEsrwOOD.
Chairman.
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Ing 10 tho Enginoet's A slciation,i re-.
turn you our heartfelt theukF."
~ cmEr TAYLOR or mcHMoND.
bir. Taylor next responded. He
rnif3
"Mr. President, His EScellenoy the
Governor, the Mayor, ladies' and gen.
ilHmHu sud br0the flrumur. I had
hoped that our worthy president would
not cell upou me today 10 say word
boo ~ uouFo 20 the warm greeting W.
have received, alter listening 10 M
CLIQUE nt wofHB that have fallen from
the lips oi ths silver t1nFurI
orator from PJtsburg, p. Bu
would be- rpoteant O. the obI.
nsuUu / owr this as citation II diI
not iu some fsublu way attempt i1 give
rKuressIYA TO my feelings ON this re-
c1slou and % thank the gentlemen
who have 10 warmly welcomed w 60
Salt Lake.
81 ..ei that nm words ! con ssy
Will express my iceliura ou ihis oc.
casi0u, hul / Will uy that about
thirty years ago ii the far Eastern
country there lived gentleman
whore name iH familiar 10 40 ~ ygu.
] refer 20 Horace Greeley Alter the
lniU unpltasnutuUss between the
North anu south, loo once said % an
ambitious youth, go Wr't young
mnn, 80 Mustn I must confess my
timothy, aud therefore, after hearing
90 the horrors OF tue western country,
u tue Indian ana the tomahawk Hud
sCAiping kuiiu, / diu not take hil nI.
vice. / WIS afraid 90 cf0fl tue Misals.
sippi aud Miss ufl anu enter thu uatk
q a. % NHHH
hal painted such q picture as 4 have
soon. assure you, Nit. q yBruOf suI
MG Mayor, 1 would long ago have
uuun a citizen n thio STATE and would
have nog been nllug the place ~
veil aud houotahiy UUcupieI ny my
uamusaku Elder Taylor OF the Mormon
Church.
"i ny am glad 10 be- with you, and
/ know l voice the sentiments OF my
brother ilremon, ~ wei o. the lauius
AMI ull tue representatives % this assoc
citation, WHOM / say W. thank you from
the bottom u our hearts Tor your kind
words OF welcome. 1 know cur stay
Will be- one " pleasure and profit, and
l trust that when our Deliberations are
over AMI We return 10 our homes We
viii carry away pleasant fccollectonfi
uud the thought hereafter OF this Uccn'
-lou viii iofm a green spo, on mon.
Ufy's nblet.n
Chief Dovlue announced 10 the
ladies that nj o'clock catfiagus would
bo Ia waiting Tor them at the kuuts'
ford g. convey them 10 the principal
points Of Interest about the city.
A motion was then made for the
appointment OF COMMITTEES on cfC.
uontials, aud President R1ulott named
tho following; Chief Barnes oi Col.
umbus. Ga, Chief Hale 0f Kansas
City and ox.Chioi johnson " phila.
dOlphia.
After the calling OF the roll, which
thowod good approximation, the
convention took n recess uutll
O'CLOCK.
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In the Eleventh Ward.

A testimonial Of Elder w. n. Pitt
who will shortly leave to fii n mission
90 Great Britain, will b. given In the
sixteenth ward meetiag house tomor.
Tow (ruesdayl evening 1t o'clock.
The committee In charge have pre-.
pared NJ excellent program aud extend
o. cordial invitation 10 tue many itie 10
VI Elder Pitt TO no present.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The closing performances o. the week
by tho Arpof company were well At.
tended, The success attending the
production OF Ffom Sire 10 Son has
dclormlnod the management to give
It Tor three nights this week, com.
menoing with tonight For tho bal.
aneo OF the week The Long strike,
one VI u uolcaulps plays that hrs at.
tained great favor, will b. given.
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The Third wsti wss throw, ,,..
buggy with which bis tssr, Ou q
ava. He wss badly brul.od. ba, ial
seriously inIured. The burgv ~.
smashed to kidding wood. ' vi"
W. ~. Roteson ami X. +, sp,,,.
o. Ma.hinsion, ID. g., are rGgi.,l,ai
~ me hot.l IL lberts. The gebil. y, y
are connected with tho dcpaf.m.r'' !,
justice anu ore here on busIrs.s a.. o'
9 ,,, with claims for tnuian De- yI.'
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DIIAwIHs.

HAYWOOD In taH Lake CITY, August ",
100, OF cholera infantum. Roy Arthur Nv inl,
son OF uoorFe Henry aud Margaret JoN liar,
wood, aged months and 10 days,
Funeral from residence, 1873 West Fourth
y uth street tomorrow TUESDAY, at 10
o'clock a m,
WAuLQulsr In the sixth ward Of this city,
last ami only child Of Andrew y and Anna
Wah 'uuist, Joseph Waiter aged year d
months aud day.
Funeral from tho parents home, No, 800
ith West ~, tomorrow Aug nth, AZ y. m.
Friends are invited
koTdallsrnau please copy,
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A RUNAWAY.
Tho aally Hight Of the Cudahy Team
Caicnps small 10y N Its
Course.

shortly after ~ O'Clock today the
team belonging TO the Cudahy Pack.
ing company ran away, coming east
on Second South street at n terrific
rate. When II reached the corner Of
First West street. II came into contact
with tho little son OF Police Cni1er
FizmauTlce, knocking him down DuI
cruising him considerably although
not dangerously,
The animals kept up their mad
hight until ll front Of The p0stoillce,
When collision with another vehicle
caused % second runaway, which now.
over uld not amount 70 much, Tue
Cudahy team was shortly afterwards
stopped.
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Have you ever heard Of medicine
with such a record Ot cuTea Ne Hoods
Asrsaparlla2 D,nr you know that
Hoodis sauApArills, tho ono True
Blood Purifier, has proved, over and
over again, that II has power 20 cure,
even after all other remedies fail2 II
you have Impure blood you may take
H0ud'a SATsaparllla with the utmost
confidence thst II will do you good.
HOODS PILLS assist digestion.
% osnu. 4
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PROVO.
Garden city Notes.

Tho following paragraph appeared
upon the Commercial hotel register
inia morning:
"williAm John Thalor, started from
Montreal, Canaua, 10 10 abound the
Uuited > atUs nud srauut tho world
ON FOO, May 10, 1895, 5000 mites al.
ready"
Ihaler IA an Austrian, 20 years Of
age aud explains that ho * ptcts 10 be
on his trip seven yoars. Esch year hu
viii wfite n book Of tfavels 10 ue pub.
hshe1 by the Advocate Publishing
company Of Montreal. Hs waiEs
all tho distance and has uach
county clerk, Guy recorder Ger lfy o.
his visit 20 1hs various toWns along rfs
fUutui each section i1Tumsn nlOu The
railway he p'tr1nlzss Il uho Tequff. 4
iOf an autop apu. lna'r came % lsat
evening anu will 20 b SAT- Lake Go.
morrow, ON his way 10 san Ftuucacu,
where he viii take d steamer Tor tho
Sandwich ls.anlH and Australia. Hr
mas no money anu asks iot none; aays
he does not uoe1 any, NJ be always
meets friends. The following sent.
ment was placed In his autograph al.
bum by Deputy County Clrrg wi.
liams!
iPTovo City, Utah, Aug. 10, 1895.
John Thaylef IN hefe Ia the w0rld's
choice garden spot, tho EIou OF the
great State Of Utan. Mr.. Thalur Ia
we'll ana cheerful. We wish him God.
speed.
l.. l.. JoSEs, County clerk,
" Utah county, Utah.
by ID. J. WILLIAMS,
Deputy clerk.
T.. s:-Sixty bushels OF wheat TO the
acre.
q. II. Stevens, the enlerpFising All.
vance agent Ui Mt. M0naon, was vie.
iIor here last Monday. lilo adopted q
little different method OF inducing
poor people 10 purchase tickets Tor MI.
Monsen's lecture, from that which
worked tuectssiully iu salt Lake, Og,
len anu Park Cay, Mr.. Mousel was
not advertised b lecture hurs sl
Stevens told the people that he was
here TO arrange iot n lecture to be
gwen by Mt. M0nsen this evening
August l0ln) anu In order 10 create
sufficient iiuaucial interest In the
scheme 10 make people purchase tick-
cts, he said Mr.. MOnson would take
several views " local scenery, build
logs, otc., 10 be- added IN the steroopu.
con Views, with when Mr.. Munseu
will illustrate bis lectures on Utah ana
the Wost Ia his prop sed Eastern
tour. SevCtal rusiuVss men sub
scribed literally. Stevens LEFT Tuesday
evening, saying he was going south 10
arrange IoE taking some more views.
Mr.. aud MITE. st. V. La Bieur 70
turned from ~, Louis this morning,
pleased 10 be- back In tue mountains.
Toe weather Ia ~ Louie, Mr.. Le sigur
says, u hot.
The II. q, w. bass ball team came
down iI0m Salt Lake Saturday, anu
conquered the Provo team, the score
alandiug 10 90 10 Ia favor OF the rail.
way boys. The home toam explains
the defeat by saying that some Of their
best players were out Oft0wn, and lb,y
are confident that the game tu come
on between them and tho Park Guy
team for tho championship ~ tue
STATE, o. GafHeld,o on the lgth will result
ia wrestling tue belt iromIhe Pork
CITY team.
ID. J, Williams, our efficient deputy
county clerk, mas resigned, his Ie'iE.
nation to take effect August 18Th. He
hus not decided FULLY as TO his lulutt
occupation, but has several good posi-
tions open to him.
Saturday evening George Taylor
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Prof. VIM. J. Kerr, OF the Is. Y.
College, Logan, weut Out g. IoOrle
this morning 10 lecture te ore tie
County Teachers Institute which o0m-
mrucrd work there Today.
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AYERS PILLS
Highest Honors at Worlds Fair.
A.. c........il. r. - A.. 49,.
The rhnnln.core EshIhIlion

Which was TO hayc been gwen by tNe
s. l.. Rapid rnnslt II. II. %. at Gal
deT's Park { ls tvsning, has been
postponed. Fac machine II under
going repsirs nlused by It's transit
across the country.
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chicago Live siocl

uo,, chi'aEo, AUG On
light, fl.0ltfl.N.
Mixed, f1s1Ttg.gs.
Heavy, fi.t'afth
Rough, iatldil.si.
cattle
necyos. gI.g1agiGl
Cows aud hciicrs, ~ 500 uuI.
Texas steer. fLaIdfA. 10.
Western steer, tl.53dn.sb.
siockors aud feeder. fL61aHio
rhuCp-airoug.
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nnd Mis-. J.. j. sherman, Mfs. !. Do
Sherman it,, Elmer Lott Chicago A..
!. Kennedy, W. ~. Mcdonald, New
Haven; Mu. NJ. Laiadie, Chicago;
Jah X Hunter snd wife, Allegheny;
E.d. Li,sou, B. X. B0rol, Chicago; Il.
l.. Dufau, Baium0uj j. W. Bates,
George .. Chils, r.. SanlersJu, Coun.
gii Bun; a. f.. F0gr, Boone, L.; q.
". Taylor, mlrl; II, V. Farley,
Poietsuurs, Vol James MrFsli,
Roanoke; b. a.. Llrku, Dayton;
j. -. Cluprr Minneapolis; w. II.
Wil.oulpby, Lafayette, tnl.; George
r. Haibrsng. rr, 30. Laul Ffsnk :.
Rluleu, August %, Ga.; y. Hahcy,
JfckluvIlIv, FnS o.. %. utdy, East
So louis. A.. n .f-if, Tampa, Fla;
a. j. Iurcitr. Now Decatur An.i a.
H.. Bldwe., Grand Junction, Col; ".
H. LIvin at1n, Topeka, Kan; h. ~.
EJger, quincy ll; George :. Nc.
LHru, Milwaukee, VIE; w. IA. Lin
iugtE I.Ntsa Kan; j. "A @Hi fwlCk,
Peoria, H.; ". 81, Ealsis, Q n y IT,;
:. q. Dawn, Jubustuwu, rf., 70. Moore,
Bldirtt1u, Ices r. j. Wllcls HnI
Fred NosL Chicago; T.. Hacker, Mus.
gAtlnc, In.
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John Hiagrug, MorHtown, Pal
william Durunm Jr.Nrw Bruuswitb;
John 10 Icil, Fred M. smith, Omuh.
j. IL. Bentley Charlton, laS Nj anu
Mra. J, J.. Conway, Cinciunalii MI
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Al riir culIEN.

Henry Warren, Ev.urv.llc, Ind; J.
II. Poau0r, j.. j. Juuuui, AuoFn, y.
" II. &. H Rckiur, OiwUg w.
Ectpii, Z. Ezua Syracuse; J. Mai.
comb, Rlchts.t; i. T.. J.ecael PoEiu,
H.; Cad MUtI,T, peorH; 4. W. Pua.
b.Iy, Albion, MicuS H.. T.. Holmer,
jackson, Mlcu.; james O.. rOlern, Es.
cauaua, Micn; H, 10. Breeze. ID. A -
i,tey, Rsciut, g.. II. ZIJormolstor,
OttJ "a it,efnioBtur, ChCng A.. J.
Juwhu0, Aubur1, y. y; u. q. Black.
turn, Oswugui James Maicombu,
Rochester; J.. h. JluUkrl, PoEin, H.;
CAD Mouilrf, Peoria; r., -. Helmui,
Jackson. Micn.t J. g. iolau, Esoaua.
Ia, Mica; james BusEs, =. z. Doyle,
Memphis.
AT IHE WALKER.
70. w. Hudglus, Fort Worth; Robert
Burus, Newton, La; a. q. fsAlick,
south Benz lfa q. Newton, Clar.
mVut, Mo, " iliiam Dav.e', J. A.
Mah0n, Arthur NJ BurOu, Chicago;
3. II. Chester, Naehvllls; L.. A.
Thompson, Abraham II. Lacy, Pnila.
dolphis; J. 4. Mullen, Birmingham;
>. L. Miller, Montgomery, Ala.
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Io.oy's temper turo is shown ln the
Go 8Imilg lhurmumetur giyu4 hollow.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

bpis ct 5ler'aI Of be ! be tilsranoienoe
aommuner bosuoe Siitsrs forinSs uo'
trpitelig besjarsr bette. 2idi9s icre'
Ilaaes en- R9tfe BeItemmelier, Ii9tenoe
til at ~iorsbpsse, at 8eotaster iunte
paatoiusss 5iiferne meo ct SnobOlo,
Iirioeuoe mob 6lertaaets gniter, ps at
lstte Sp6apelisu al en- 8sota8t rtaar
bette besjares uf GlertaIst. Gsotas'
ierne cr igrist, {. Ct. peo SeitemmelIer
ON &eieflferi, life iielOeut blepns be-
nnttebe til imoo 2opers Wenins at
iprtrense glnore END be lofale 5tltere.
Meo Senipn til GalesaarOsretteh
sipes en- rOpiilins al, at bet life tiolt'
aere bar paret S%euiisten at siue
@runoeierne nosen 5%Ortrinsret bpers
ten til Galefteri | bet Sele eIer I'll
BRIG af Nalesaaroe, bet iibite, forSi
bet fetger al fig ielp, at Inn SrunOelere
tuune bsnptts Galesaaroe, toet otsie
Ssbitaber rsstes fra en- lanSfaf Sro,
Ga iaaleoes FREEZER en- ibelis G9rben
paa Og ooer @runbeierens Soro. Eaa
bette Smraaoe--os Osiaa paa Here arl'
ore - iplssr Betanfninsen | bet SG'
ientlise bet af banif 5iiteriforenlnss
llopals f~oreilaaeoe, at @runoeternes
ubsluttenos 8et besr9nbi es til Sru'
gen al felipe Ga~lesuaroen, at iom fritz
itaaenoe betrastes aIe Galeruisr, Der
life er iaalebes %forbunone meo Vale
saarbe, at be funne rgstes fra en- BRO
puer oisie, uben 8rus al 5artgi, iartt
at Der iattes en- beitemt Giitano for,
builfen Iarbeo al Galesaarbe andre
RebTaber funne aniees for ffaoeli9e
for 6iIteriet meo bisie. Com fslge Of
ben oemoraliierenoe SuoHpoelie, iom
l~lnolabelie al at efterlepe ben i3rlise
5iiterilousiunins for 2imfiuroen bar
bait paa 5iiteribsfoltninSen, % paa
9runb aL at belle benne i9rlise
9uusiunins bsaer life ION aniees for
at pare til r,osen o~irteIis Iptte, iore'
laaes. at famine %burtiaIoer, iaa at fun
ben for bet sprise &ise sialoenbe ST.
iterilousiuuins fremtiois fommer til
slnuenbelie | 2%imfjuroen.
8stanfninsens alminoelise Del er
a~fTattet unber Samarbeibe meb Spers
retsproturutur Seth.