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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25

1t is said that the habit of turning
around three or four times before lying
down has survived in the domestic dog
from his savage ancestry. 1t then
served to break down the grass and
make a bed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
Cable Mining AMI Milling Company
Principal place of business, Salt
Lake city, Utah. = Notice is hereby
given that at a meeting of the
board of directors of said corporation
held at the corporations principal place
of business, No. 315 Progress building,
Salt Lake city. Utah, on the 10th day Of
July, 1896. an assessment of one cent
per share, (being assessment no six was
levied upon the capital stock of the cor
poration, payable Immediately to the
Undersigned secretary at the office of
the corporation No. 315 Progress build
ing. Salt Lake city, Utah Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid on the 18th day of August 1896.
will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment be made before will be sold on
Thursday the 18th day of September.
1896, at o'clock at the aforesaid office
of the corporation to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the costs of
advertising and expenses of sale. Loca-
ton of the works of said corporation,
Eureka, Utah.
A E. CLARKE,
+I,o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
FILED ARTICLES.
New Charter Of the Northern Pacific
Railway Company.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, July 24.-An inter
esting document has been filed with
the secretary of state in the articles
Of incorporation of the Northern Pa
cific Railway company, and the new
charter Of the same, as created by
special acts of the legislature of Wis
consin. This is the charter Of the new,
or reorganized, company and represents
a capital Of $l55 100000. The fee paid
into the state treasury of Minnesota
amounted to ST., 725.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25

the first team and drilled 81 inches;
the second team, McLaine and Cornish,
drilled 3s4 incnes, and the third team,
Coleson and Kioski, Az inches, win
ming the match.
The victors hail from Willard.
THE SHOOTING MATCH.
The match attracted many spec
tators
The first contest was between G. A
Keller and r. A Morris, 50 birds,
known traps and angles. Keller won
by a score of So to 26
The next was between G. H. Corse
and w. d. Capes, 80 birds, known
traps and angles. Corse is, Capes II.
Archie Biglow, G.. L. Beker and A. L.
Brewer tried at so Bluerocks, known
traps and angles. Biglow As. Becker
rs, Brewer 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
FRACTURED HIS LEG.

c. D. Thornsted, resident of Mound
Fort, while at work up in Idaho, last
night received a severe fracture of the
leg Thursday. He was brought to Og-
den Yesterday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
THE SHOOTING MATCH.
STILL ALIVE.

Mrs. Hansen, the old lady reported
yesterday as having died, was still
alive last night, although her condition
is very serious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
BE SURE yoU ARE RIGHT

And then go ahead. If your blood is
impure, your appetite failing, your
nerves weak, you may be sure that
Hoods SarsaparIlIa is what you need.
Then take no substitute. Insist upon
Hoods, and only Hoods S. This is the
medicine which has the largest sales
in the world. Hoods Sarsa parilIa is
the One True Blood Purifier
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
LAWYERS. ATTENTION:

The Herald will print your Briefs
with prOmptness and accuracy. We
solicit your patronage Telephone
us, No. 80, anc we viii send for
youP manuscript.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
What Is Nicer

Than a trip to Garfield this evening.
A fine bath, white, sandy beach, de-
lightful orchestra and fine production
of the "Mikado.''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25

Ogden did not celebrate Pioneer
day in elaborate fashion. People sim
ply enjoyed themselves. There have
been so many elaborate prearranged
celebrations of late that the quiet way
in which yesterday was observed was
relief.
Within month Ogden people ar
ranged a reception to Senator Cannon,
a celebration for the Fourth and for
the Old Folks day. Private picnic
parties were numerous. The day was
celebrated by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25

Comfortable family rooms at the New
Star saloon Cool. delicious Val Blatz
Milwaukee beer: 80 West First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
MORPHINE AND ALCOHOL

Habits permanently cured at the
Kelley institute, 166 West Second
North, under direct supervision of DR..
Kelley.
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ANYTHING CAN BE REPAIRED AT
MY SHOPS.

1 employ none but the most experienced
mechanics, who are experts at repairing
typewriters and bicycles, safe combina-
tons. etc Call on or write S. ]. Griffin
corner Twenty fourth street and Grant
avenue.
L. H. BECRAFT, Mgr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Chapman Canal COM
pany will be held in their Office. in Salt
Lake City. Utah, on Thursday, August 6,
at p. m. G. f. CHAPMAN,
Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
c AGDEN BUREAU.
business and EDITORIAL ONCE 5Is
Utah Loan & Trust Building.
Telephone 135.
Ogden, July Is.
PIONEER DAY.
1T WAS QUIETLY OBSERVED IN
AND ABOUT OGDEN.

Bicycle Races at Wasatch Track
scandinavians at Farr's Grove
Excursion to the Springs-DriI-
ling Contest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
sCoFIELD ExCTRsJoy

Do not forget the Welsh Eisteddfod
at Schofield July % and 90 Rate, So
round trip from Salt Lake City $500 in
cash prizes Numerous attractions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25

Hoods Pills are prompt, efficient, al
ways reliable, easy to take, easy to
operate.
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HE CULLEN
RATES.--$2 and $3.50 Per Day.
S. c. EWING, Prop.

Imitation hurts the original
at mst-but after hat-jt's
all right. The survival of the
fttest decides the CUES ton
HIRES Roofbeer stands in the
face of all limitations way beyond
ali of its competitors.
Made only BY The Charles E. Hires Co., Philadelphia
A 25c. package makes gallons. Sold every where.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-25
RuckIen,a Arpica sn1xe.

Drink wa-sat-ka; it cures Indigestion.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
pI-IIDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans Tor new pu'id'"ss anu "
were yesterday:
Vow buiidings main office:
-,r,vo W 11lth-st, Tor a six-stoly
hrick fiat 100 ixl326 BY Francis Schhuss sp.o ooo
of No East 94th-st. owner ... .$-o'
,fth Of No 326 East. for six story DricH s'ore
md aat 25xsOIO by Harris Bartestone ot NO o. ooo
III Madison 81. owner ...''...''''''''''''''' -
Alterations main office: ,-,. ,.h,ry
atb ave No nve-story Orick panci
and tenement. by Mary Iris. OF NO if' W $50
c,orry at 30 1s2 and lst. to two three story ,ooo
nr,cL n,,hi,c schoo, buildings. by the clty.. 3VV
,st ave No / 3IO to n three-story brick hoei anu
clubroom by vincene Masn. OF No o'' East o.,
18th st. owner :. -. H. hotel
0th ST. No 4Os East. five story pricN no,e.
and tenement, by Anton Masn. OF No FoS Fast 100
alterations uptown branch:
Chisholm 3D. for n two-sory frame ooo
dwelling 2OxI2 by Charles q + tilenz. owner. -''
rntoryale ave W s. iJ0 n n OF lGItt-st. Iox2o, ior
n thrpe-story frame dwelling, by Patrick Scuy' rco
New buildings uptown brarch
Lincoln r-aye 100 Of Morris ParK-aVe'
dwe;i ne BIZ Alexander Campbell. OF No IL west ooo
rongfelow-s st. W g. 2OD n Of jennings 81 Slx@.
for two story frame dwelling. by Martin Lerch' ma
OF No 40 East 68th-st. owner ~"
Home ST. n =, 1877 II p OF SteDDlns ave; E-Sfo.
for n frame tenement, by hargarft
Henerman. OF No II Prospect-ave brooKSh' ,ooo
ts4,h-st n g. $50 II OF Vanderbilt ave: 2ox3s.
Tor two two-story frame dwellings by Margaret ooo
C;Aary Of No 1850 Washngton-ave owner. ~
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

AT the Broadway Real Estate Salcsroom yester-
dav Peter F. Meyer e. Co. sold in foreclosure Nd
lsj West One hundred thirty -third-st. nVe-
story brick fiat lot 25x99.11 to the planin. LOUIS
Stern for $1,000
william NJ Ryan sold in foreclosure Eleventh
ave- village OF Wakefield. Twenty-fourth Warh
half Of lot No. 522 5Oxllo vacant. TO Harry Mayer
for $500.
L. j. Phillips & Co. sold in foreclosure NO 36is
ThIrd-ave.. a onc-story frame building. lot s.O'x
l9 6sx25 Gxlo4a, to G. Reuble for s54c eco ,se ,es
lanes l., Wells sold In foreclosure Nos loz l'o ioo
and i7o West Ninety -fourth-st.. four three.story &
bTisk and dwenss Gaen ,ns fo1 'e
Bryan l.. Kcnnclly Sold close the estate OF m me
late John Roth 10. 30 East one-hundredi,a,,nd l,,,na
S lssxs to- H. GottheIf FOR ss9o; also No %
Perrys f.~rs,ory dwsTg @ Wsl let xst
st. four-story brownstone dwelling lot Iesx'sS
NJ s Simpson for 10000 No az West r%s"ss io
$50 to James Flanagan for s2ol5o; No; loi feros
ST. ,o, essS o Close a the
James a. Van Bascom. to A. DeicamMCTrs Mcrure ho'
o & aSG Wsst to S,Gsf our - brick
front building lot 25xloo5. to l.. A. Ia 'uh'' '''
H. C. Mapes & Co. sold in foreclosure southwest .ses
corner Of ongfeOw,aye and Charlotte france france
dwellings, to the plaintiff, Carlos Vahlbnrch' ior
$500 ~ ,s yss,
ror,vsseventhst en- four-s;ory dwelling 22sxsoxss
for the heirs OF Henrietta Rndskon me price -
Weary F. Cook has sold TO +. II: Sothern; ,ne
actor No 81 Yves; Slxty-ninth-st, hve-story DITCH
and stone private dwelling. 10; 22xlW. on pr'a'e
terms -, ,,.ors. 7 o,n
Folsom Brothers have sold for the Farmers i Loan
and Trus; Company No ~ East Tenth-st:. iour-
story nrva,o dwell ing lot 25x9J Sailors Snug Har-
Dor esseho.d) for about $3.50 to $ Miller: a'so ior
,he De.rtelI estate No 6i5 Eleventh-ave., four
story tenement lot 25xl0O for $1,000
James Kyle * Sons have sold Tor ). Fdf, ,ne
ninih-si q SxGx?S9, for xl,C0 o.,,,
D. Kempner & Son have sod ior j., H. D. 9su,M Me' 70
No 3,i columbus-ave. fve-story na'' -'HiV'' "
Fabian Sachs on private terms: a.. ,.
Wagner & Wallace have sold NO 10 Yves, si,., ox!
eirhrh-st a four-s;ory American basement dwelling
lsx.sxiG. on private terms. . .. ~,
Gabriel Sommers has sold the southeast cornes r. o'
S,venth-,ve and Fifty-sx;h-s;.. a hve-story nat
plot, 7sxlO0 TO a tenant. T. O'Brie1. ior ABOUT
SiiOnO a., ,,hoos.
r. IT. Graham has sold the lot on the soutneas'
corner OF Seventh-ive. and hundred-and-tnlr'y
fourth-s, 2ilix,5 to 4 builder for improvement
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
RErOrDED MORTGAGES.

Aa ws% % II "aa , N. % G j"nna. jsen Sa''; % ;.i. T. So.
nn,II., Ri,i.ri ". .ud wifr 20 the Equitable
i.fe As-nl"",e s9.,'5 - S' IN n" n''gi s'"''-' %
!, m'n,n. = mite, ................. i~o.0
nehlmann Herman ). and Ni!e to Ella Dean "s -,
neris ioiue to NeM ygfN luiIdlns i,@o n'nh
9s ,naa,, f,%n,"' 10 u " " ' w. gos.a
n.ris iI'nr5 A to llcn,5 I..agrh.-r; 'n-
nt~ as wl.nrl - Il n ~ i:'ih - year. 10"
iaumgr,en M,ses ana VIZ % To- '.'"nn- % '""'"' o.o
n,anee. c'ri 81 and hu.'sna I, ',co,se ;nr.& &C. g .,
wit corner io-A II "'d = Ann ave sn.
n5.. jeln ara VIZ: T. the n.wcI; ,a,, ss'@ss
crow. sa,ah. to Roswell Ranlell Hc-- Il "
Eni ave ami ~ ~. years ......,..... GO"
c'cs Jane r. ,.. 20 Ags:,," s l. ssye'fr. cherry 1000
nchcr wnsm a., an. WI; Nr s, s The FI"Hsn Fav ,o.
p1n M,'nsc M !" Maqgr, T,s s"mimrr. Rysr
~ II II Irving IT. years. ............. 40
Ectersn Frank L. to Wellington J. ,tal E,k'rssn sen
ward r;ais q i.aae nysSm"n yra,s an1 vy:: 800
rr'.i"n Nyi @ = sarsh io Edward narron lots ,,s
ani 42o. map Of the Arden property. Ia -.
oro~s. Molic aud Annie Hairs 10 leopold liar.
rls. cannon-st. 10 IT Of stanton st. co.
c;eIl~' harmed and wife to o,ic nIss.
Gamberrnso SnirG% s' Xnscna i~ M to New York building
Is%n BANKING nS%gany nos '' and ' a,rso
Hamilton william /. sna VIE to John cullen 1000
n.mls'' fiI"S5 Ge1s. a1s'" t. ana @aSs,!"
.%aa,s "Smea"y W Of SewSorN. Nos S5 ana % o,o
johnson. Ms.' 90 Eoicr, :i - and wife Thecl,s
DE yinne. i>'NnSon-avr' a." II OF S''h emo
I's -Iah y g IG9" 81 f"scT pfc5osa 61sSas pfSS.d
I.nke Theodore and wife to James Boyd. as
ecuior. &C. ot John Boyd n 1oh-s'. 2i3 IT ,.oo
S1 ls'ay" Grace ana william A. to Eliza q LOW
Jones AL N 2dth-s,. 30 II e OF 5th-ave ,oo
r1is ssa' Rudolph. and VIE /, George Ehci ~
n'% susan AID Il to ohSss sa" f' ua guar 700
dian Of Beatrice so-sn s1 and chnrlsmsgne ann Y
sSSv to @ Mes. SS IS, L? dse sI 'aVs So & Sa rSh HS @
No 2oi Fast and No 2io East iisthst. and ...
Iamphcar %'nSr nr'srs Erwin IT, and vile 70 Edward Bur
sa%s TO tot same as" o o. q ass % % and map
Ma.emanSS' Herman. and wife to the Dowery
savings Bank. corner 3iave and ii2th
Mor9ey. y'' Jane. ", and wife to Harlem Savings
Bank of New-York. vanderbave. 2oi It
Miller. solomon 70 samuel Kempner ,e,s wash.
puss Pa" d 70 and Ss S 's 70 ja. 1900
ei al, trustee OF John Marshall. King.
sses loan and 'Gssi ne
& Dutch Church 1894 It W Of OLD cro'on Aau-- .. o.,
sam. to Amanda Bu.sins SANE property years: ZOO
eSs.isf,avs 81: years. ] %erissss. :; "'' 1900
HGs lSs,h. 's 'ts % sSa dsSsna 1000
Sam. to ,smnc same loe'h-' 2' II Of Manhattan ,o
sch.rnss,s.I M'.sa5.h. 70 the German saving;
s's1s ss nS TfsgSH % and ldsDrs S,s TO Ass ssGs
st. 80 It = OF West Ind ave- years $1,000
s'%s c"mpaey G 3 w.. 70 i %'s'yS ana ''-
nan'y Emma %s's f. TO %aG wnes 10
rnsn- Mary T. to Lima k1s' kappes No Ia West '""
q M vrslas g nsnss s,sSs,'st t1% S.
toa.o of Broad-st. years. $500
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26

finest pictures are owned, and he has had sew
eral followers here. But the present noble vol
ume may not be expected to have any fructify-
ing effect It will serve as a memorial; such
it leaves nothing to be desired
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26

a, 81 N " Of 2d-aye. I year. .......... :....'
waliach. Caroline to the Greenwich Savings M nann,
W coner ID ave and 1Oth-st' year
Mortgage Company. $ l5th-st. 2'3'i IL VI
ith-ave years ........
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
,lufuruisbco Apartments 90 Get.

APA7TN6ENT9.
West End Avenue, Corner of 10Th Street.
Seven md eight large and light rooms.
Elevator aervice. Electric light steam
heat. and hot water included In rent
Rents ~, 100 to 81 ,GOO
Open Daily. including Sunday
ID. ID. BRANDT.
Agent Premises.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
pr,t rsTATE TRANSFERS.

ad-ayc. NJ 1885 oscar sileck ct al to Alexander .,
Same prterty: Henry {; silieck and another,
i.,h.l 80 i5 T. 81 ,na"c 25xoo H. John
Fah 70 rhlIip I,ohnet .;,,oo i; YIN a2"oo
',i';'i sis~ i: naz6y ii and VII. L.e eris io2'
M1,opal' E,,p,D ;o~,nx !, 20 '"s sa5dtpr i l '.
l5isi-s : s. is # cf Grand Boulevard. 25v
rssGs, n".- :. .. It Of boulevard 5xss II; Ward
weeecr and wife to . Emma ,, II s,henmonn; i''
caroline stream es al to William kreicishcrner $3.50
aoii. Gertrude NJ Train to G.sine Benckc-.
i,lsi :S"p,n. ~" =, wb - vi nonora TbanaiI
ic,,hst 10 80 West: IIorsnn slaucry Company a.,
ios'hsr. ' No ~ we.,: same to Eraec,h Mn'an 100
'l@ h.r ii Aiaas u.s. and WIFE to Ad"ph Janzsn j.
cannon = ~ q IN q stanton ,T, st. 5o, %.N,'io
"a ST. 80 ~ @rnr', chrein ana y,fs 70 'nme 1s,.
smith ana vife to Marsars, \ Fansiol 80;
gti ~ West. also. i~ith-si Nos i5s and
l,o West Katherine rollatschek t. Theres' 60
os = co"s5 s;.,. efnflSn e, ssn AZ: sS''o' wilbur $500
eei 30 Il . Of ''h ave. i'soo> same 70 60,
OILS, - corn.r Lexington 45xic"s; same
Irsl, ,''.e ;. IL; I, ? e G,ani.' 2''lc" H'''
.',s 'a' st. % l :sl r.. fr;rri,s si:@ 'SSsSrn
al t. 81 ~. rs,' sna 'hsry =, so %,, 10, and
wnli~ ,, NJ ~. Acona zimmerman and wife -
XIX s'' It, ~ as' Johaaaa G.iniT'in Mchasi
/. Hoos~, eli. executor 20 Kate Rtsevc'. -"p"
1.l " - West End ave. 3priV. :.
Ihets Inp.lyr t. Frederick Sonc.........- hp
Irt. .os n of S-th -. r'si'p.
ran tayman - al. executors ana rus .. -.
toes chrisiuphes . shame -'""
same pror.f'y Frances Lipman 10 Christopher
os'h ,'," ~ :. "a, r o., talambgs ave. i;sicos:
r. Grand !. 'lafk and Wiz to Theresa Masach w."
a,ih ~ II. West. rar. fugh and VII" 10
Amanda I.uss.g ...-..---... ---... .......-.
9th a. ~ - West. lierD i 'ook ard We :" 900
fIHari II Suih'fn w.
sDth =. q . lbs 4 " - ith ave-. 5Nl'-'I. trarlfs
" tpngIon and wiz 90 Mar; T. S.Han". ...-..-
sD'h g. - Ea.f Ann" 4 Ma'kAN 20 Fame
5tt = i.i. Ge1 ami go. map Mount Vernon.
ivp,oi R,in VI Morgan and We 90 I"r'n'e
MDtfIfk"u
i,,' Z Ari"n property, .'SlD christian
'ufrrh.srn Erwin " l.inph"ar ....
M..hingt.n- ave- = 30 Z, = ~ "h -. lN'rl'". -
fi.nr.i.n 9 Schroeder g. John ADAMS "''p
kinr-,rdgc Road. 1894 n u of Oh 'roion
Aprelu o. lIsI Niff"g AMANDA hus-ng =" f'H'
linton a,~ - p 3Gb {; - i.,'h -. i luNlE'.
Paul = Decker ani VII" - charles E@h-rr'r 49,
AMI H4f~ ........... """
Hr.ant u . q Harlem River and lwri Chester
EtlifDAI. contains 80 -i"rS acres WI lam
simpson jr and another. executors o. New
Nnfk. New Haven ana Hartford Railroad ''m .
i'NN'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26

''1 avn I; .,, - .,ritor o Kat Ro,.eve:, 20 30
1.l 49, 40 . - West End ave. 5prlo- 49,
Iheh. e Rap,lyc - Frederick Stonc.......... j"
Wes, End ave. = .os n n of s-ih -. 'rl'
rr.",'s =, ,h,..',he' sha;ne.'..-...,.. - o"
same prop.f'y- Frances Lipman {" christopher
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
MISSIONER.
A s1-NpTrOUs MONOGRAPH ON THE
NOTED FRENCH PAINTER

NEIssONIER: HIS LIFE AND HIS ART ,i;y By
Valery c. O. Greard. With Extracts rom l,,s
Notebooks and His Opinions ana lhP,e hP yr;f
on Art and Artists. Collected by ms w VI ne,
translated from the French by LADY IN Mary !;
J,oyd and Miss Florence Simmonds MI'h 81
Plates and 2}5 Text illustrations roi'o' P'
81. A Son.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26

CT. JOHNS MII.rAR SCHOOL. SING SING, " y
= An ideal school so minutes from GIard SenUs,
Preparation for College and Business HENRY J. LII ALL
nd EMIL MENDEL. 81 A.. Principals
1T1HE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peekssh
i n Y-63d wear, illustrated catalogue
Col. LOUIS II ORLEMAS. Pria
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-31
WILL INVADE TIE EAST
Silver Party Will Conduct a
 Vigorous Campaign.
STEVENS TELLS OF THE PLAN

He Says the Best Speakers obtainable
 VIII Re Turned Loose In New York
 and New England states-senAtor J.
 sf. Thurston Will Open the Campaign
 In Kansas.
 DENVER, July 3I.-L NJ. Stevens, who will have charge of the campaign of the silver party with headquarters at Washington. D. C.. has returned to Denver.
 We will conduct a vigorous cam paign from the word go, said MT. Stevens. Speakers will be sent out and silver literature distributed every where. We will have the best orators in the country and as . rule they will be men who formerly allied themselves with the Republican party. We pro- pose to swamp New York and the New England states with speakers. The goldmen will find they will have busi- ness enough to attend to at home We can't meet money with money, but we can meet money with organization. The committee of the silver party will work in perfect harmony with the Democratic party
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-31
THE DIVINE HEALER" AT TEACHING CROWDS AT
 TEXARKANA.
Wonderful Cures Effected in Many of the Places He
 Has Visited.
fTexarkana Democrat.l

August schrader, the Divine Healer. arrived in Texarkana from Dallas, last night, and Is now located at Mrs. Dukes boarding house, corner Clinton and States streets. At Dallas, thou sands visited him. and number of re- markable cures are said to have been effected by him there, as well as at other places he has visited. We give a very correct likeness of him in this article.
 2 A representatives this paper visited him this morning. He is an exiraordi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-31
AN OFFICER SHOT.
Mr. Will Eagle, Jr.. of Lonoke. Shot
 by and Escaped Gulprit.

Particulars have just reached the city of shooting affray last Sun day afternoon near the home of Mir. John Weedon. a few miles from Wabbaseka, that may result serious ly for one Of the parties, at least.
 It seems that Mr. Will Eagle, Jr., son of Hon. ". Ii. Eagle, a repre- sentative of Lonoke county in the last two Legislatures, and Cousta. ble from Louoke county, were in the vicinity of Wabbaseka looking for some parties for whom they had warrants of arrest. They did not find the parties for whom they were looking, but ran across a negro at Wabbrseka, named John MeGuire, whom Eagle recognized as a man who had had difficulty in Lonoke county some two years ago and had fled from arrest. Without a war rant young Eagle and his compan- ion started back to Lonoke county with him: When the par ties got near Mr. John Weeden,s s place the negro stopped and said to the offices: T don't propose to go any further. I know what you will do with me if you take me back. and you might as well kill me here as there.
 When he refused to go any fur ther young Eagle pulled out his pis tol and begun beating the negro over the he'd, when the pistol fell out Of his hand and ca to the ground. Quick as flash McGuire picked up the weapon and placed it against Eagles breast, but the weapon did not fire. Stepping few feet back Mcclure again pulled the trigger, when the weapon dis charged, the ball taking effect in Eagles shoulder.
 Mcclure then beat a hasty retreat and fed through the woods and across the broad cotton fields to his home, carrying Eagles pistol in hand.
 Eagle was taken to home in the neighborhaod, local physician summoned and the injured man s wounds dressed.
 Our information is that both Eagle and bis companion were drunk aud behaved themselves in such an unseemly and unbecoming manner as to excite the disgust of the neighborhoed wheee the shoot ing occurred.
 Mcclure has not been arrested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-31
4 GRAND CARNIVAL.
Colorado Springs Celebrates
 Her 25th Birthday.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Co.,. July 31- Carnival week, with fair skies and balmy breezes, was ushered in today with the celebration in honor of the twenty fifth anniversary Of the founding of the city. The day is being observed as a general holiday, business is generally suspended and the streets are thronged with mer- T, makers. including thousands of strangers who have come to enjoy the festivities for which this place has become famous during the past few years. Anniversary exercises were held this forenoon. the princi- pal speakers being General William Palmer and Hon. Irving Howbert.