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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-21
DIED OF HEART FAILURE.
s1ruAr1oN ON rHE NIUE,

Oairo.-Sir Herbert Kitchener has sent
Wadbishara, the defeated emir of Dom
COLA, message calling upon him to sur
render and Offering pardon for himself
and followers. All the troops of the
anglo Egyptian expedition have now
crossed to the west bank of the Nile, ex-
cept the cavalry and camel corps.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-21
SANTA FE. N. MN SEPTEMBER 1896

ther rioting is anticipated, but the arriv-
al of the militia is anxiously awaited.
The city council to-day decided to aid
the state officers to enforcing order. A
mass meeting will be held this afternoon
to denounce the rioters and demand that
the lawless element be driven from the
camp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23
MINOR MENTION.

Superintendent Wallacu 81 the water
works has flied his official bond with
the city recorder in tho sum of $1,000,
Jamea Hegney and John 4. DoJly ATE
eutetios.
william Lewis, who In 1892 shot
anu killed James a. Gier white pOp.
setsed Of an Insane hallucinntion, DO
pronounced cufe1 by Medical Director
Hardy OF tho insane asylum NJ Provo.
LBwis will DO discharged In a low days
but may have 10 stand trial IN the
charge Of murder 10 prove his Instantly
at the time tue crime was committed.
Attention il respectfully called to
the abominablc condition Of the Lake
Bfe, ~ car tfuck. A ride ~ one Of thu
cars over that line IL positively injutiout
% delicate Ter ots anu the company n
maize tho object of muun uniavorRble
comment on that account. A hali'hout
service, win .ooi track, will aid
patronage 10 that branch OF the syB'
tenn.
The CITY Council street committee
needs 20 give con atientio N the 90
slide VI ioneer Square, which has
been rendered impa sable along the
sidewalk for aotnu months, by the
action Of the street supervisor. There
was n fairly passable sidewalk there
tor year,, but In tho spring lnrge
quantities Of dirt, cobblestones and old
brick were dumped there ani never
even smothed down, obbiructing the
sidewalk and causing great iucon.
yenienon 10 tue people. Should any.
one attempt 90 pas, tlut way Ut night
and get hurt, there would po good
cause for damages against the city,
since the negligence displayed h
wholly without excuse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

An is.ton car d. Galo1a ore, shipped
yestorJpy, was be ng samplod tOdny.
The Extra Session mine 10 Binght m
IL TO resume shipments In day or tw,.
Tho Live Yanseo near American
FORK l. now sh piping about 100 tons u
orc az week.
Dew o mrut1 Hte 10 be cOmmor Q d
by Denver people nr the rtd ochro de-
po,lis 10 tue stuih fork Of Big ClitoE-
Wool canyon.
Richfield Advocate: l.. q. Rognou,
secTetar u the North Fork Miuiu,
mpsny, stopped Fuday night IN TIL
city on route 60 Marysvalo, where he u
largely interested.
Miners and IrospeotoB are reported
10 be Hooking toa point about nfteru
mite above Terrace In Box Elder
couliy, wheie good paying gold tuis
nave recently been located.
IL II reported TINT the Bulion.BJck
company has agreed 10 lay double
DIVIDEND OF $50, 900 on tn lst Ui Au.
gust. Tho report may DO correct, %
good results have been ub,RiGed rom
tbs property lately.
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on which there has been careful Prep.
nration. Two Performances will Ne
given, one at 300 pm. and nno.h,r a.
pm.
Two orcheslrhs have been engaged
Tor the day, 90 there Will 10 plenty OF
music for tue dancing, both afternoon
and evening.
The water IA In splendid con Iitlon
Tor bathing, and the bc8ch IL ell that
couli be desired. with hno weather
the boating is aiso excellent
A Program Of outdoor sports on
shorc has been arrnn sed, as he also n
ilin 10 the cave, % ring q chance Tor
vlrlr ~ ont.milu mountain climb
and an opportunity 10 penetrate by
Cardluiight orc Of Tho curious cavefns
10 the Oluirfh mountains.
The outgoing trains viii leave THIS
city nH l1llnwHs lO.a. m, L. Ju, |,
2.l5, 8.l5. I, o. o, 7:i5 and g.. m.
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AN IpAIIO MINE.
Examination Of n Property IN Gtnii'-
valley Gives Good Assaults.

Examination Of Property IN G,nii'~
valley Gives Good Assaults,
The mine recently opened In Cedar
Kuoll district, Gentle valley, by the
Hammond boys aud ttheTa, Known as
the Gold and Silver Mining company,
says tho Preston, Idaho, New Era, has
been examined by an expert miner,
and he reports as follows
In visiting the unknown mine In
Gentle valley and making thorough
investigation OF the vein, lind II 10
no one Of, the makipgs Of good mine,
IL contains an abundance OF tue oxide
Of IRON, oxide OF manganese, sulphuTat
Of iron auI sulphuret OF copper, which
Ia very good indication Tor mineral
deposits. The formation IL lime.
stone and slate, which IL hot.
ter formation than quaIzitP. All o.
the slate ledgos In general stTiko north
ami south ON account Of eli olrlo cur.
rents In these formations. lhs walls
are worn smooth with clay 90 vnt,sOI
one side. lt rs a true q, urJ, Tups
with the main range and p. chs away
from tho mountain, which n the older,
therefore, II 10 tho foot wall to tho vein.
There 10 u difference Ia tue appearance
OF mineral velns; each has lis PECULIAR
ys0gnomy, which 10 the true pral.
tlC . eye In iuialliblr.
In tunni Y gtunuel or slnki x
shU ~ the depth Of 100 feet they viii
strike the vein In u solid formation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23
UNION NOT FUSION,
The Same Results Desired But UndoT
Different Name,
porULIsrs MIGHr GErONEOR TWO
NIB RS OF N, leg slaiur' fr.m al
Lfk tluIiJ tnltru iui.n
Win Domlc as.

Tho announcement In lac, evening"
News that there was movement on
foot contemplating fusion between
Democrats and PJpuIisIs on the Leg
islatlve ticket this iall resulted pre-
olssly as nutIcilatUI-in aufptisc
among politicians who had not
been consulted or "c0unio1 In"
On the deal. And from tho latter
II brought out dcnlals that 10 not
deny. The fact is there are rings with
IN rings. and to two or three OF these
s,ctetive circular bodies the movomon,
owes ils origin.
DR.. Hasbrouck, chairman OF the
Popullst state committee which meets
on Saturday next to consider the rosig-
nation OF Warren FJitor as nominto
for Congressman, and transact other
business, when spoken 10 by n News
representative said no was sure he
knew who was back oi the proposition,
20 far ~ his party was concerned, but
that ho had not been consulted
personally. lie Is opposed 10 fusion
IN any anu every sonse, aud
iavors cutting q campaign swatnc
alone, even with certain defeat staring
him In the face, to amalgamation with
any other party. Tue mon who hal
started the circulation of tho fusion
idea were not true Popullsts, but, be
intimhted, bnrgaiu-makefs without
backing.
Tho Democrats who look with kind.
H.. 49, ~
pressed themselves subllh utially rs fol.
lows today; Fusion n not what we
desire particularly. We would rather
have union on tho Legislative
ticket In this and one or two other
counties where the Popullst vote Joined
with the Democratic might change the
result. We believe Ia this county ~
might be changed without their aid
with II the change would be certain;
therefore we would be willing 10 con-
csdo them ono or two legislative nom
inses. or course II would have TO be
with the understanding In advance
that these nominees, II elected,
would vote for Democratic Senators,
Such an Arrangement would not
be difficult. Most VI the Pop.
ulisls OF this county are dis.
satisfied workingmen and most Of
them are married. They number
something over 400. IL Ia reasonable
10 suppose that tnolr wives will vote
pretty much NJ they do. That means
NJ least 500 votes IN Bait Lake county
and IL IN Ilay worth making.
That ~ the line Of reasoning laid
down by the Democrats. The idea
came from = prominent Idaho polill.
can, who says that "union" and not
'Iusion" between the two parties
named Ia tho order In his state.
Whether It In practicable In Utah OF
net 10 another thing. II IL certain u
meet considerable opposition among
the rank and ME Of both pAt,i1s.
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THE GREEN BAG.
The public Otlioss viii generally OBJ.
egyo Tomorrow a. holiday,

The public Otllo.s viii generally OBJ.
egvo Tomorrow a. a holiday.
George h. Miles Il New York has
ben appointed oJmmIasiOnor Of dee
Iuf uGu.
Toe city u savod--'hefe 10 a Slate
warrant for $3.50 awaiting Il IN tue state
auditors Ctiigs.
N.taIits' c0mmIs,luns were yes.er.
day issued go Anlrus EngBerg, salem
Q 80 AMI George Il. Lace, salt Lake.
Sheriff Wright Of Weber county
brought down 90 luu state prison t.lay
Dan shine, 6enluncUd b. nl-o yotls w
conviction q. rape.
ID. h. Breu,Ou was released By Judge
Sells yesterday upon payment Ui costs
Ia H sult against ann Tor taHIug im.
pounded st0cA from tho custody VI
Constable J. T.. Howard.
Mslc)mb Glondluulng Will hereafter
servo ua clerk O. tho mayor. Archie
NICK IS, who has heretofore filled tho
petition, bus boon given o place IA the
WatuTo rEs aoWItmuuI.
NIc,uiia .. HITLER today entered suit
iI the Third district court agaInFt
uouru.tt Heath Aud Frederick Heath
uu "a plUmi-Ory note DO the Gum Of
$500 auu Interest ht 10 yer cent per an.
mum iom Muy 20, 1898, aud Tor cOtts
ul ful.,
j, 81, Il ghtcr has filed a com 10 II,
BOO intervene 90 lusNv aus tu uissOly5
tho Uth M d NJ Railway com 5luy.
"a
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Notes.

A telephone message was received
from Five 4 iints today that two hob0s
were vxI osing themselves inuecently.
Deputy sullivan had lively chase but
got his men in an irfigsung ditch
bathing. They are IN iail. Another
hobo was arrested for breaking into the
house Of Il. Warrior, at the Hot Springs
When searched he had quantity Of
wearing apparel iu his possossion. He
was wearing very ragged clothes.
Tomorrow will be a go.as. please
holiday. Business houses have notice.
posted that they will be- closed on the
2ilh. -
The ttaiu from tho north ia delayed
about four houfs.
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Made iton,i.r. Meet.

81. LOWS, July 23.-The "middle
OF the roau" mon held meeting just
before the hour Tor the aitefno n SEE.
si0n convention, Tue net fusult wnH
the adoption OF motion declaring u
was the eeuso II tho "midIle OF tue
road" men that no compounds
should 10 entertained or adopted
by them until tue platform 81
Popullst principles and straight out
ticket hnu him nominated; Also an Of.
fort should be madc to have the friends
Of Butler on the committee on pcfma.
nent organization Withdraw his name
70 oil might unite upon Campion Of
Maine,
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preslnn Ihalrhrl,, londllion.

Dr.. Richards stated at late hour
this afternoon In auTwct to question
re- 20 the condition o. Preston Thatcher
who was taken 10 the hospital yur ter.
DAY to be- oreratcd upon f1r append.
elite, that tho young man was doing
10 well ne could he expected under the
Circumstance, anu that The chances
TOT hia recovery we're very fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23
PADDY BOYLE.
lie Gets Undivided Attn ion In the
Police tour 1,diy.

Poor Paddy Boyle was the only law.
breaker to whom attention was paid In
tho police court today, and he, mlFet.
able wretch, eau hardly DO termed u
law.breaker.
For good number Of yosfs Paddy
has figured quite prominently In Salt
Lake police hauutt, tut only, how.
ever, NJ n topper intcmprrarc Ia his
falling and were II not Tor that plrtlcu.
lar weakness, ono would hnr ~ nud "a
more genial, openheatsd person than
IL Paddy. But drink has ruined him
and his remaining days on eatth Will
likely be- spent between the city jail
aud the saloons--in each OF which no
whiles away the weary hour.
His sentence today wae 90 days IN
his old home aud when Justice Wen
ger made known the penalty, Paddy
was struck with disappointment anu
exclaimed, "Goodnesp, Judge, why
didn't yu say for lifG''
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OGDEN.
ooDrs, UrAn JuLY 23, 1890.
Killed in a Runaway.

Andrew O'liteio was fatally iHjured
byA runaway yestsfday morning al
the Hot bptiugs. = IOn after the train
from the north hal passed a man asked
MI. Truesdalc, the proprietor, for "a
bath, saying that bis shoulder paine
MIN and he thought II would do him
good alter bathing. lie waited I'll n
team that was coming 70 Town was
hitched W. Tho wagon bad a surrey
top and box loaded on the wagon.
Soon after leaving the hotel the h0rses
took fright and got beyond the control
Of the driver, who Iumpei. O'kceie
remained la the wagon until II colliied
with tree, when he jumped anu
walked towards the hotel. He had
gone about hny feet when no
began to stAgrbE DE-. DDnaldeoni
who saw him, called to him 10 sit down,
which he dit, crying out "My God, 1
am kille1p and Immediately became
Unconscious, expiring In about fifteen
minute. Upon examination IL was
found that Que of the side rods " The
buggy had penetrated the lett breast
just above tue heart, 10 tho depth Of
about three incbea, causing bis death.
Justice Cook came down from Willard
Guy 10 hold IA Inquest. The deceased
has a brother 1T Spokane and relatives
~ San jose, California, who have Gsen
notified.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23
DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah. Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.


Weather reports showing obserya.
tions at S am, loisy'
Salt Lake Cliy-Bar1meter, ~ OB;
temperature, Us; minimum, ~, wind,
southeast, nghl, IL miles pee hour;
CLOUDY.
Baker City-Baromeler, 80 o.; um.
perature, o.; minimum, 6si VIM,
calm; nlouT.
Chsyenne-B aTomoter, 2OSA; tenn.
peTalufe, "; minimum, b5; whit,
west, ~ miles per hour; rain, OBS
inohci; party clsudy,
Helena barometer, 1920; tompoTn.
tuts, ~; minimum, ~ wind, west;
light; cloudy.
Miies Clty-BaTomelrr, 1910; tenn.
peratufc, o.; minimum, IS; wind,
north; o mii1a per hour; rain, go
inchtsi cloudy,
WinncmuuoU- Barometer 80. 90; TEN.
pCrutute, o.; minimum, o., wind,
south, H. miles per hour clear.
Idaho Fnlli-iiarOmeier, 20 81; tenn.
Tetatufe, %; minimum, "; wind,
south, II miles per hour; clear.
General aud local forecast for so
hours ending pm, July gan;
For Utah, cloudy tonight; fair,
warmer Ffiuhy.
salt Lake CITY anu vicinity; fair,
warmer.
J. II. sMIuu,
Observer, Wealhyr Bureau.
TodAy's temperature ibehown In tho
&C timile thermometer given below
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Tuen look Out Tor the gold nnt silver
mining claim; It will be In full blast.
avn TIIE HEX.
The Former Happy ana the Latter IN
FIourishtng Condition.

tioufishtuE 'ouuiitoh'
Colonel Is. Il. Mount, Gays the Rich.
field Advocate, returns from Drum
springs with hapDy smile IN the
place Of his chin whlskets no usid TO
wear His look OF pleasure Ia trlcesble
10 tho nourishlng condition OF the
Ibsx mlno which he owns. Already
n rich voin Of ore has been located In
the well known property ana recently
there have houn found sure indications
OF Tor more valuable nody Of gold
dirt. Eight men are In AZ feet on a
tuHnol being driven towards the prize
and 100 ieot moro viii tap the lode.
Work on tlis tunnel has been In frog.
ress since April 1T and Is steadily
pushed by thrto oighthgut shifts
jaily. just how log II VIII take 10
cut tue zjno car be estimated when II
10 knIwn that every 20 noufs drives
the tunnel Fix feet deeper. Colonel
Muuut tnys that "ln a short time now
the lbtx viii open mp into one OF tho
great bonanza Of Utan. She's n gold
proposition but nrge's three cheers ior
silver pnd Brynn.n
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sIOUhs AAD nARIGE rs.
Vow YnrE slerL nnrL..

INV YoHK. July % Initial stock .. zoo
were fracuonallj Irregular. the low depression
being partly ascfibci 90 difappoiniiug London
quotations and rohruOuf. GlEsl .-s''H s
lhu selling movement was arrested shortly
after 10. on execution OF liberal purchasing
orders ln EranEcrt aud nigh priced indus
trials
HOcE Island and sugar gainedl',
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Upon Iute, rich blu.u aud you need
not lonr uoryous ptos!TGlion. Nerves
nro YEA when they arc impt,rorly
anu iusuiliolonty nourlshtd. Pare
blooi 10 thelr proper fool, aud ruTe
blood comes by taking Hoods SaT.
sapafllln, which Il thus the greatest
aud best nerve tonic. II also builds up
the " hole systom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

hOuNrrEM ~ Union, salt lake county.
Utah, July -, 1890 " poncral debility, Iohn
MuuuttCE, Deceased wa bOru juno %. tsti,
az Lgtgnutu Yorkshire, England; baptized at
MhkCuOlli YORKSHIRE, lHts, by kldUr lhOmaa
fawkos ordained an ldCf By Eldyr Thos.
hobishCf, and cmigrAioi 60 Utah IN l-1A lie
leaves "a wife aud i've living children, hiiy
ttNcu grandchildren, aud nineteen RTcHts
grandchildren
Funeral will DO held from the Unl1n ward
meeting mouse az ~ ~, saturday. Friends
are respectfully invited 90 attend,
Miilonniai ntaf please copy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

FL 70 rrpr isroty r." 8ll5u, teCItsd
by moflgnre. Yehdon, walker aud
d. g.. arc made plTties to tue suit on
&C lunt % cIa uaH MT the property
scouting the note. Barlow Ferguson
and John N. Cannon are attorneys fof
ain N,
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AT GARFIELD BEACH.


Garfield Beach Offers big attraction
for pleasure seekers tomorrow, Pioneer
Day, and ten trains each way will be
provided to carry excursionlsls.
The chief attraction ON tho pavilion
IL the production OF the opera MikAdo,
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BEAUTIFUL SALTAIR.
Special Time Table. Pioneer
Day. July oath.


MIEaio Mu0inu, auI Nigh, a, Ga
hcll aDreU Pioneer Dty. b atiug,
Bathing Dancing
IrRlu lOn.m, % noon, ! pm, 2'l5.
a.l1 q. o, q, 7'l5 pm.
Boating, Ba,hing, Dancing,
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Garfield leach Mikndo Matinee
ani night, Pioneer Day. Delightful
Bathing.
Tw'nsln n,u1., ~ noon, pm, els,
3l5, o, o, 7.l5, nm.
Ba,uinr Blntug, Dancing.
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The Ideal watering resort. Matinee
aud night performances OF Mikado to.
morrow, absolutely free. Trains 10
70, M, u noon, ] ,, m, 2'l5, $40, 4, 8,
o. 7:l5, p, m.
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Trnius r,ery g. ONT queen garl o..

MatlI,o aud night + ff4fm,us1 %.
Mhkadu Pioneer by. Ab' .ptrIy no
charge. TiRini-l0 nm. Q nu.H.
r.N'., 2:li. &l5, 4 ., o 10 B r.m.
Balm. Bnthinr. Dt,rtfr.
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Miksdo Matinee aud night at Queen
Girfield, Pioneer u y, tree.
Trains 10 am, u uO3u, pm, 2lj
1915, I. 0, 0, 7;i5 Spm.
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Corresponding low TR,ss viii bs
ma1o from all other points In UttH.
Limit ou tickets o. P0Ca,pi.1 and
intetmt date poiu,a, fifteen Jsyt; 10
other point, % i4ys
For other particulars call ON ntafe,,
Union Pacific agent. CITY ticket
,iilos 20l Main street.
ID. H.. BuRLEY,
GngfEl AetuL
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&c Ce.I. You NelhInr

Matinee ani night performance OF
Mikn 10 p' Queen Garfield Pioneer Dav.
iraiua 100. M, ~ noou, p. M, 2;l5,
3a6, 4 o, d, 7.l5, s =, N.
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HOODS PILLS are the fAvorlts
family caiharIic, easy to take, easy to
operate.
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Garfield Oilers tomorrow a positively
free performance Of MlkaIU-maiiuue
and night, Can you nl3rJ 10 overlook
lt2 puius 10 o., M. L. noon, 4. M,
2;l5, 3;lj 4, o, o, 7;l5 8 %. IN.
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MIDSUMMER EXCURSION

To All Points North. July 20.
On above datc tuc UriOn plrlda
will run special excursion fiom SIT
Llko CITY u all points norm ai o..
lowe!
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nEIrTITrL s,IrAIni


Human fJr tue 1wHu.y fourth. II
Will be cultivated ~ SnlIAIr tn--lIL.w.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

WnIERsAs TnE CITY CITY g qq 2!{sh. ns,I os
ordered tho paving OF second honlh o"'e'
from West Temple To firat West streets, ,,..,
Nutico N hereby given TO all persons OWNS
properly ahuttng on the SAID street 20 W.,
seed at once 20 connect tho premises u"ngt
bY them respectively, with the wafer Ah'
sewer mainn on the said street
liY order OF tho CITY Council OF san hAAE
city, Utah, made July 18th, 1870,
DAVID \. EMERY,
CITY Recorder
salt Lake City. July ard, 1854
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chicago, July %
Hoga=
liTnt ya.sCaH.t6.
Mixed, sac af.aA.
HEAVY, f1.tsaillh
Hough, tlto4f4,sJ
cattle
ncoyus, &AglaAi0
Cows and heitcrs. u 2 $3.50.
Texas steer, fisudtl. lu.
-t0ckofs and feeders. a4iiaildl
rhgtp-Lambd, about I've lower
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BENUTITUL SNLTAIRi
Eyory guea 90 4hlt,if tOm0uov.


Matinro and blght performance Of
Mlkado Pioneer Day. All for noth.ry.
rtnins-l0 n.m., ~ noon, pm, 2'l5,
3ilb;I o, 0, 7:l5, nm.
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Chicago. Julv -
whoat-luly. b3t Aug, 81.
Corn-July, 49, sept adt
UAts-Juiy. u, sept, sui3.
iorA-Juiy. w. iSs rVut,, tt.s1
iard-July. 3. oiscpt - 81:
july. 10 ~, rept, fds's.
IiaN-5l.
Iimothy-9
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T0dayN temperature iRthowu In tho
&C slmllc thvtmOmUlBt given below
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1896-04-24
LONG HILL.
AT GRACE CHURCH.


Third Sunday after Easter, AriiI 2G
At 1890, Morning PRAYER. Litanv and
Sermon Sunday School after morning
service,
The result Of the Lenten work by the
ladies of Grace church parish was very
satisfactory. Two barrels Of clothing
and hospital supplies have been sent t.
Mrs Buford, the total value Of their con-
tents being estimated at Sl2O. In add
ton to this q considerable sum in cash
was contributed for the pledged work of
the Woman'- Auxiliary. All3persons in
terested in confirmation are requested
to meet the rector, for finaI instruction,
at the church on Wednesday evening.
April 70, at 30 p. m
Thomas LORD has bought new mich
COW and calf OF Charles Burr.
Mrs William Gabler entertained friends
from Danbury, last Sunday.
The school exhibition at the school
taught by Miss Katie Camp proved "a
grand success. The proceeds were $50.
The scholars did themselves and their
teacher great credit.
Howard Wedge is under the doctor s
care, suffering with pneumonia.
Mrs DR. DeWolfe and son are guests
of her father, X. {. Toucey.
K. c, Toucey is riding a new wheel in
| the city.
| Miss Mary Gilbert or Bridgeport has
returned home to her mothers, being IN