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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09
TOLD BY THE STARS.
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajacchus
The Tribune AstrOlOger.

Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajacchus
The Tribune AstrOlOger.
Astrolabe cast: 3lS a. m, for Thursday,
July 9, 1896
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A child that's born upon this morn.
Tho Oft possessed Of reason,
Will have his I'LL of grief and Ill
OF the watermelon season.
Commissioner Kinsley's dust-raising
street-sweepers continue to be the "ad-
vance agents" Of profanity.
With the return Of the Scranton dele
cation from Chicago we may all have the
opportunity of shaking the hands that
shook Governor Altgeld.
1t will be useless for Farmer Bland to
pose before the plow handles with the ex-
pectation Of catching the agricultural
vote so long as free trade" appears on his
hat band.
Uncle "Hod' Boies came very near not
seeing the storm flag displayed at Chicago
until 1t was too late.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09

The fire losses for the month of June
were smaller than for any other month
in the past three years. 1t Is possible
that increasing premiums are teaching
the American people to be careful?
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The slightly irreverent Chimmie Fad
den would probably summarize the Chi
cago platform in two words: "Wot
tell"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09

1t looks as If Horace Boies would have
excellent grounds for breach-of-prom-
ise sniff
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET,
STATE.

Congrcssmcn-at.Larg
GALUSHA A. GROW. of Susquchanna.
SAMUEL A. DAVENPORT. OF Eric.
Election Day, Nov. 8.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09

The defeat Of Yale at Drawn still
leaves the field open to turning Of the
tables in the matter Of brains.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09

The religion Of Mr. BANDS wife Is not
the issue. 1t is the pernicious politics
Of Mrs. Bland's husband.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09

The audience at the Volunteers tent
meeting on Tuesday evening, was
treated to a somewhat remarkable dis
play Of the mountebank tactics which
were so justly criticized in the old Sal
walton Army. The movement In this
city has hitherto ELECTED expressions of
general favor: the services having been
characterized to a marked degree by
manifest devotion and true religious
spirit. The officers in charge, Captain
Masland and Lieutenant Green, COM
mand the respect Of the community, but
we would suggest to those in authority
over them that such outside assistance
as was in evidence on Tuesday evening
be sent home and kept there. En-
thusiasm e one thing and unmeaning
antics are another. Interest in the vel.
fare Of the movement causes US to speak
as we do
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09
Tic Case of St. John.

Inc recent action or the directors OF
the Mercantile bank Of New York city in
requesting the resignation of President
William p. ST. John because of his
championship of the free coinage of
silver was a strategic blunder which
hinders rather than helps the cause of
sound money. It Is admitted in busi-
ness circles that Mr.. st. John Is cap
able banker. 1t is also admitted that
his position on the financial issue was
the result of honest study and clear
conscience. He exercised his undoubted
right to speak and act according to his
convictions, and the public will not
think any the less of him for 1t.
On the other hand, the action of the
directors of the Mercantile bank was
conspicuously arbitrary and unfair. 1t
smacks unnecessarily of persecution.
Though 1t may haye been literally true
that Mr.. St. Johns attitude in relation
to the currency question proved source
of embarrassment to the bank, 1t was
not the wise thing to select the week
preceding national convention for the
date Of advertising to the country that
disagreement Of political opinion would
be punished by the financial interests of
New York city by forfeiture of en-
ployment and commercial ostracism
We cite the case of ST. John and make
good deal Of this sort of narrowness in
both camps just now. Altogether too
many persons in these United States
seem to believe that when some one DIFF
fers from them in political belief 1t is
prudent and right to institute at once
a vigorous campaign Of personal retalla-
tion. The spirit that led the people
to burn witches in Salem days Is far too
ripe in 1896. 1t is n contemplate spirit
that dishonors those who harbor 1t and
simply causes trouble without doing
good to those who don't. Able and
honest men are to be found on either
side of the money issue as that issue
now stands in contemporary politics,
and it ought to be possible in this day Of
civilization to make arguments and con-
duct an economic discussion without
employing epithets. scurrility or perse-
cution for opinions sake.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09

Mr.. Harrity, according to all reports,
will have to become reconciled to q
bifurcated delegation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09

Mr.. Hobart wants all our dollars to
be as good as gold and plenty of them.
That is the Republican definition of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09

lation; and this will amply suffice to
bring the issue to a prudent solution.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-09

THE REPUBLIC SAVINGS AND
Loan Association will loan you money
on easier terms and pay you better on
Investment than any other associa tion.
CaIi on 8. N. Calender. Dime Bank
building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16

hvsi. uoniinr some indefinite time
w1tn David Rockwell should appear
ior trial. HO Understood from john
Rockwell that David was in such a
condition that he was liable 10 b. sent
10 inc asylum or die In short time,
aud he asked that the case against
John be- set Tor this torn.
County Attorney Cash objected 10
ttvinr t6s case against one Of tho de-
fendapts till ho could tfy nil, for The
reason that Il would entail additional
exupuse 10 call the Same witneBsea two
81 three times.
The court decided 10 rot the case, and
October I'm was the time liked Tor
hearing u.
October Slh was cot for trying the
case OF the state against VIM. Klltef,
tue man who shot David Rookvoilisnd
who was shot by Rockwell.
Il Ia the case OF Maggie Is, Ihompfon
Va W. NJ. Berry; order Tesoinding con.
tinuancu Tor term ana setting case for
October lin,
Harry Hayes tt nj " Ollver A.Blaie
et al; demurrer sustained; fiiteun days
givon To amend complaint
The case Of the Stat0 OF Utah VI
Joseph is' ItoAhb was ltHet 'ol p@'
lobrr /.
The State OF Utah Va George haTris
Of al; reset for October 2.
On motion Of County Attorney Cash
Il was ordered that tho vunifb Tor petit
lurois made Teturnable September 2lsl
made teiurnable October lst
ThOmaa H. Cochran VI Louisa J.
Cochran ct al; ldomutrtr 10 complaint
SUSTAINED anu thirty days given to
Guewer
10 was ordered that oil parties de-
mlnding lurlta Tor trihl OF olvll easth
matr ench demand on or before Mou'
Jay, September 2lst, 1895, al 10 O'Clock
a, H., when calendar viii DO called for
s,tling civil cabes'
An order was made upon tho petition
4 relatives RELEASING willard a. Child
nom tho insane asylum upon bonds
uslug given for his saiu keeping.
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Of election Of Tucker precinct ia place
u n. h. sanford, resigned.
OfAn A. Lewis was appointed Judge
NJ election OF Spanish Fork precinct
No. 4, Ia place OF jos. A. Reese, re-
signed.
Tho time Tor making the houtu.to.
house canvass waa extended. In pro.
clnots where tho registry agent wAz
given two days, by tue previous order
~ tho board, the Time was extended 30
three Jays; In plaoes whore three days
were previously given the time was
extended 10 five day; ana whore for.
merly the time was limited TO dix days
II was extended to nine days.
The following Judges Of election were
appointed for Manning precinct j.
IL. White, Andrew DfyadAle and
Cuarlea Gray.
James Peterson Of Cedar Fort was
appointed wool supervisor OF the Cedar
Fort precinct.
An assessment hgainst Mrs. Carrie
B0gaft Of Iowa, on mortgage on Cache
Valley property, Transferred 10 this
county, wns ordered relocated Tor the
reason that Mrs. Bogart was not reel.
dent OF the State.
This matter Of furnishing n deed 70
Jacob houlz Jr, Of spTingvllle for land
bought at tax snlo was referred ~
County Attorney Cash.
The contract Tor building lumber,
voting booths and annexeB waa given
70 ED. Ward d blns anu the II. LIN. 4
Is, company, each company 10 furnish
twenty i've booths anu fifty annexed M
the rate Of $3.50 each Tor booths and
So each for anneEes, nil work to lie
completed by October "a.
Eaoh registry agent was requested 10
recommend suitable voiiug place fof
his precinct, And the county attorney
was Instructed TO prepare all necessary
iusltuoiiOuB Tor pOstiug Ia vOtiHq
uoothti and also to draw up the ticket
ana nee cd instruction for Judges Of
election md electors
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inr, " probably IN tho Provo opera
luusl, They gave good Performance
last evening, aud Ia addition 10 Uncle
Tome Ca0in have ine repertoire
OF pluys.
Before Justice DsAioisy yesterday
q compliant was sworn 10 by Iua An.
tuf0uu, girl uhoui sixteen years Of
age, charging Don Knight with for.
nicHtion, The giTl isin u delicate con.
dillon, huight Ia "a young man atont
,wgnty years Of age AZ IL working In
Morcur whelo Snerin Brown went to
arrest him.
Five transiUnts were arrested Mon.
lay evening Tor lettering around the
Il. q. w. depot. rhoy had a hearing
uciorv Justice saxry yesterday morn.
Ing aud were iound guilty. One was
discharged because he was a cripple;
the other four were sentenced each 10
nyo dayt' hard labor.
Mr., Hannah Harrison, mother OF
George Harrison 0i Springville, died at
the home OF her son yettstday morn.
ing III the age VI rs Year,, from general
debility. She was one OF Ulah's early
settlers and crossed tho plains with
tho hand cart company 10 1853.
Word was received 1T the shoul's
ufiico yesterday afternoon that some
eight o. ten tramps had committed
crime against nature with 4 boy near
the spanish Fork depot. Deputy
sheriff Fowler went over 70 make ar.
tJa,g,
John Giblin, an Old and respected
resident Of Eureka, uiel at that place
sunday evening from heart failure.
He leaves n wife and niro oulldten b
mourn his loss. The remains we're
brought TO this city toiRy aud int,Ir.l
In tho Provo cemetery.
The fouf.months.old son OF Mr.. ana
Mff. Ia Jones OF tue Seolnd ward
died yeslciday morning from paralysis
VI Inr throat. Tue funeral took place
this afternoon from the Second wati
meeting house.
a Cnlnefe patient OF tho asylum
from Salt Lake died Alonuay night
His ROMANS were forwarded 10 salt
Lake und VIII be given In charge OF
nis c0uu tIymeu there.
ends N0tensrn, aged ~, anu Martha
Christ heron, ageu 10, both OF Span
ish F0lEi have received marriage
license.
so. Hoffman, an attorney Of Prlce,
10 In tuv cry,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16

excollent tonic, and add my teeti.
m1ny TO Others without reluctance"
The relative merits aud efficacy OF
Paine'a celery compound IN NAH z
!. ople we'll IL clearly shown Ia the
character OF tho people who today rely
on ID o. cure insomnia, nervous debii-
10y. persistent headaches aud q run
Iuwn conlition.
Itisthu rower Of rapid repair OF the
tissues that makes Paint's celery com
pound the great saver Of life that II 10.
10 brings Just the needed nutTiment
10 the distracted nerve tissues all over
the body and increases the volume Of
healthy blood 40 that breaking down
Of some vital part IL avuTiri. While
taking paint's Gallery comp aud there
90 ESuorni building up uf thu deer
Wing uauuh nli over tho BODY, anu a
throwing on OF uniouud elements that
clog and Interfere with liza healthy
activity.
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Highest Of all in Lcavenng Power-Lates u S Govt Report
R3l>'a'I a! B Rskdssl:
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY F9UEE

l.. Leakor, T.. w. Madseu,J. T.. Freeze.
Champaign committee, FfanE Collect,
Ell. burton, J. Afnup.
Pfeolni 81. II. Moylr, 4. V Will
liams, ]. g. Ivine, William Noe teen,
Mis-. A. X. Harry. Alternate, frank
Hafrip, G.. w. Hardy, Mrs. HOOK, a..
y. Aidous, J. Mtdglsy. Cam nj u
committee, Mrs. A. J. Hook, william
Moo leen, J. q. ivina,
Precinct 40 Thomas Marshall, ME-.
n. X. La BadhU, dusiavs Kroeger,
a. a. Gibson and Mu. Little. Auet.
ualos, T. imund wllksa, A. X Smith,
T.. l.. Wiutots ami Jamva Wafdrnp.
PfoCinct committee, Geo. CumUinge,
T., u. Winlore hhd GIaiavc Nrorgot'
This was n large meeting, ABOUT hliy
being present.
Pfeoinct 5O-Nrs. &. v. Spencer,
Joseph Il. Taylor, J. W. Hamm, Ms
Lindsay, 4. G. Patleu. hlternates,
Henry Fi1hugh, T.. ). 5nollgtove, NJ,
mmerslougn, Mfs. n. J. Grant
Campaign committee, j. w. Hummi
@. V. Spencer, Ffoemsu Gilus.
Precinct OH. M. Ryan, NJ. T.
Mulvoy, A. J. Anterior, r. w. Roe
4. IA. Holzhsimor.
Precinct SIR. A. Kcyos, Y. r. Oil
martin, 3. biUgel, -. Dunbar. IL
Singer. Altornates, Mrs. Carrie New
man, L.. Cumming, stephen Tyne, J
a. William, Il. IL. Jotephs. Can
palgn committee, II. a. Keyos, Ste
phen Tyne, s. Slegel. THIS delegation
was instructed 10 support J. A. WI
liRms for tho Uflice Of county attorney
Precinct 53-J. NJ. Hamilton, Joht
q. Cannon, W. II. Hodge,, John r.
wilson, J. g.. Jensen. Allofnatcs
Mrs. John II. Wilton, William Brad
ford, n. q. Bradford.
Precinct 5i-Rhy Van Colt, Johi
Howell, Mrs. Fannie MatthpWe, Johr
Gabbott, MIR. Ita Van Colt. Alter
mates; John II. Matthews, Chas. i
Nelson, Mihl Edith Van Cot. John
GAbboit was nominated tot Justice o.
the peace and Henry Thuyne for con
stable.
Precinct s7-MrS. Onon Rpmel, n
Y. Taylor, a. 4. Cumming, Edwli
Wright, Alfred Beet. Aiternatea
James uoulrie, Mts. John Stfook, 3
A.. Cornell. Campaign committee, A
:. Cummings, ofson Rumell, Mr.
4. z. Cornell, Edwin Wright, Mil
Ru nell.
Precinct ss-- Nlcol Hood, Ben Hal
tie. O.. A. Whitaker, Joseph q
Bywater, Mrs. Annie Aston. Alter
mates, Mrs. Joteph Barlow, j. {
Edwards, q. NJ. SoTonso1. Campaigl
committee, q. NJ. SoTenson, william
Thompson, DR.. >. l.. Richards.
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Notes and Personals.

The sutton Uncle Tome Cabin com.
pauy which played here last night
under caavans was extremely IN.
fortunate. Alter they had all retired
In their ca at the II. q. w. DEPOT,
about s'SO o'clock this morning, they
ulse0Vsroi thesr baggage car was ON
nfv' Before tho Ire department ar.
rived almost the entire couteuts Of the
car including scenery ana the big
tent were destroyed. Some OF the
uuuha were saved In q bauly charfed
condition. Tho luss 10 the company 4.
estimated at about $1,000. In addition
10 this the car which belonged 10 IN,
railway company Is almost entirely
destroyed. The company THE morn D. =
INTENDED 20 appear In come olefp
house IN al adIOlning town this even.
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Fourth District Court.

The following budnesa was tran1gol.
0d In the Fourth district court yesIef.
days
Estate Of samue Pfati, decoue1;
order that tho 61la Of too building
known Rs tho Provo house be sold a.
public sale, us r0Iillontd tor by The
executor, and that the executor give
an additional bond Of 81 800, 70 DO mp.
proved by tho o1ully clerk.
IL. q. H. wards appeared In court
aud moved, ~ counsel Tor JOnn Rlck-
we'll, that the order continuing tho
cage OF John Rockwell Tor the term,
made yesterday, be- cot aside, and thai
tue case be set TOR Ibis term. Mr.. ~.
wards considered u unjuat 10 his client
that "a trial Of his cato thouid he de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16

Among the testimonials received lhia
year by tho proprietoTs Of thst gfra'esl
OF Nil remedies, Paine's celery com
pound, are found many, ns usual, from
families Of national reputation.
One Of these 4 the following sincrfc
statement that bears the signature Of
A gnos u. Quay, tho wife Of tue Hon.
Matthew s. Qlay, United States Sem
ator, whom Pennsylvania 20 urgently
named Tor the Presidency Of ~. Louis!
UWAuiiNaIuN, May 10, 1896.
WAiFss. WELLS q RicitARDsOs,
Darlington, W.
"Doar SwG My daughter and 1
have born uring your pnine'a Celery
Compound THIS spring with most ben.
ofloiAl results.
"Ihoto in an over iatigusd condition
will ind 70 n gentle slimulani, sni hn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16

Tho story Of the dltcovofy aud un.
naralleiod success Of Palnt's celery
compound IL the story % high puf.
rose. slcadiasilg followed; the reward
iIr the lifelong study OF the nervous
svsicm IN health aud disease. Prot
r. lwhfd l., Phtlpi' discovery In the
laboratory Of the Dartmouth Medical
School proved n monumental work In
the art OF dealing successfully with
many diseases that were up 10 that
time held % 10 ub6iluAle ~ cure. To-
Jay rheumatism ami neuralgia, heart
nalpitntion and rvtvoua dyppepsiA arc
taken IN hand by Paine's colsry com.
pound with the absolute assurance VI
'reciug tbs system OF them entirely.
In this greatest Of all remedies there
4 hope for ovety person disiresse by
symptomG OF dyspepsia, Impure blool,
failing vlgor pr low nervous condition,
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County Business.

The board Of county commli1ioneIs
met yesterday asd traniacloi the fol-
Iowiag bustuCmi
Jos. A. WJtt8n was appointed regis.
nv sgrnt tor American Fork proolno,
80. I, Ia place Of John H., Wootioo,
resigned,
Thomas DallIn and Henry Roylance
we're appointed Judges OF election ior
S1hngviiio precinct No. l, ~ place VI
Is. A. CusIls anu A, j. sUuihwioh, re-.
tisued.
10. Il. Sanford wac appointed fegls'
Try agent for Tucker precinct In place
ufBtephen a. Dale, resigned.
]. W. C0lburn was appointed Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-16

Special Excursion TO nt. Pleasant.
Republican suvcial leaves Ogden Tor
Mi. rlvaaant via II, q. w. r.. at 7;45
q. M, salt Lake CITY at S.i6 q. M.
September gan. Special returns a'tet
CLOSE Of Convention. Rate SO 90 round
mp,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-02-14
publication NaTlEE


tn the district court within and fox the county
= Of sherman, IN tho state Of Kansas. H2nfy
il. Nelly, plaintiff vs., john ID. Blanchard aHd
Addle l.. blanchard, American Investment com
pany, 4. L. bllvcn, trustee G. t. Bliven aad Mfs.
Lila Biiven, his wife Charles 81 Konier ard
Mary 4. Ecpler Samuel q. Blair and Mrs. San
uel c. Blair. has wife, whose first name Is un-
known, and 4, +. Allen, UccaiYcrO Of the American
investment company. 0l Emmctsburg, Ia, and
John Doc, real nanO unknown defendants.
John D. blanchard, Addie L. Blanchard, Ameri.
can Investment company, of EmmetsburE, ia.
c, +. BiirCn, trustee, C. f. BiiVen and Mrs Eiiia
kllve1, ms wife, Charles W. kcpler, Mary A
hopleT, Samuel C. Blair and Mrs. Samuel G.
Blair, his wife, whose first name Is uaknour
ana K. &. Allen, receiver Of the American Invest.
moGt company ct hummelshine,, Ia, and John
Doe, real name unknown, defendants, viii take
notice that tho said Henry X Kelly, plaintiff
did on the 9th day of January, 1895, ale his 20,
uuou ln SAID district court, within and for tina
county of sherman, in the state of kansas.
against you, and each OF you, the said defend
ontS,anq that you, and each OF you, must ans
Wer said petition filCd as aforesaid on or before
tho 18th day of March, 1876, or said petition win
be taken as true, and a judgment rendered En-
said action against said deTendsnts John d.
blanchard and Addio J., Blanchard for the sum
of five hundred and soveniy-tYC dollars, with IN.
terest thereon at the rate ofl2Dor cent per annBm
from the lst day of July, 1855 and for the further
sum of S29,l3, with interest thereon at the rale
OF y PCT cent per annum from the LIST day oi
July, 1883; and for the further sum OF Sl5sh wit.
interest thereon at the ratio Of ~ per cent PEI
annum from tho 18th day OF Septemhor, 1895 an,
for tho further sum of ssh, with interest there
on M the rate OF ~ per cent per aunum from tn
18th day of September, 1895; and for costs Of suit
and further judgment against said defendant
and each and all of them for the foreclosure a.
a certain mortgage upon the following discribea
real estate, tO-Wit; the northwest quarter inWi
OF section nine ~, 10 township eight lSl south,
range iOrty-tWO ~ west of the sixth pEneipl
meridian, lying and situated In the county DOL
sherman, IN the state OF Kansas, and adiuduil
that the said plaintiff have the first lien on sal
premises, to the amount for which iudgmc
will be taken as aforesaid, and ordering SUI,
premises to be sold without appraisoment. aid
the proceeds applied 20 the payment OF ils.
amount duo plaintiff and costs of suit, and f,r
ever barring and Purchasing said defendar
and each OF them, of and from all right, til
estate interest, property and equity Of REDEEM
ton, IN OF TO said premises OF any part thorel
Attest: l.. HI. HANEY, HOYT ANDREWS
Clerk. Attorney for plainii