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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15

The tide II setting in favor Of Governor Hill
~ the democratic candidate In the coming state
elopssoa In New York. Mr.. Hill has the support
Of The machine, but IL very repugnant TO the
independents, who have given notice that they
viii not vote for the democratic ticket IL he
loads H. But this warning rather recommends
him % the orthodox, who are restless under the
airs Of Importance which the mugwumps as
sumo. They claim that there Is no natural
bond Of union between the independents and
democrats, and that the alliance of last fall can
not b permanent; and they figure IL out, more
over. that the loss from the absence OF mug.
wump votes viii be more than made good by
he seal OF Tammany.
II Mr.. Hill Is nominated and defeated, IL can
not b counted as . rebuke to the adminIstra-
tion, bat, rather, a. an indirect endorsement OF
tt policy, Soe Mr. Hill represents the traditional
democracy - opposed TO the liberal departure
with which President Cleveland IL identified.
IL u said that the administration IL carefully
abstaanine nom any Interference with state
poatucA Very possibly this is true, and, II 90,
IN explanation may be found In q secret desire
On the Presidents part 70 zee what luck will
attend The party when run on the old lines.
II would b interesting to know how far Mr..
Doeshoimers &ar will represent the Presidents
visws On the tari6. II has been said that the
nsWspapsF. under its present control, would be
- ooIoBoiSsGbSiOo OtBbu, anu Tue eultOr ~
aa o6lcs holder. he will doubtless strive to keep
In line with the views of his official superiors.
Af. Dorsheimsr, however, has been supposed
- sympsehise with the low.tarif wing OF the
democracy. Il will be remembered that he was
supposed 70 have . letter somewhere concealed
shout his ample person defining the Presidents
views on this question, but the mysterious doc
umsas never saw the light, and some skeptics
d1oiod IL existence.
Ths ten ooinen in the Philadelphia mint
peooably realise BY this time that this Is not
healthy season for republican clerks to "strike"
AGAinst their new democratic superiors. The
combining coinefs, who wanted An assurance
nom the superintendent that they would not be
summaTily dismissed, were given their walking
popen % quickly a. to make their heads swim.
A superintendent Fox rather grimly re-
marked, discipline must be maintained" even
nrspuhlicans have TO 60, and 20 At once.
~ the rest Of the administration has returned
yell and hearty and ready for work, First As
Distant Postmaster General Stevenson feels
that hs can slip Oh for week or two, and give
the small postmaster guillotine a rest
Germany and Spain are talking very smooth
~ q each other, but both are putting their
naviss O. . war footing, 70 that possibly we
have not yet heard the end OF the Caroline
Islands episode.
There should b state OF Dakota, but why
1psl the word In the outlandish fashion pro-
posed In the constitutional convention. Dakota
should Be welcomed but not a. "Dakcotah.''
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E. b BARNUM d co,
S31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

IHos. J. 1urrnE1L LOUIS D. WINE
Up TOWN DRY GOODS HOUSE,
LuTTRELL 4 WINE, 1880 PA. AVENUE.
wears dAny receiving our new Fail and Winter Dry
0oods and VIII sell them ~ cheap any house in the
IElC0T SILKS, worth q so 1t S1.2s
IHlCOT SILKS. worth q. rs nj S1 so.
sgkAA SILKS. worth 81 rs ~ $1.OO.
SAdA NJ HyE ~ "a rorsh q Is e q 90
ooCCLE cloth, worth q. rs q 81 90
TndSSf SLOTH, q 15S and u 90
Al Widths Of Courtsud's ENGLISH GRAPES.
BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKETS
Our 800 BLANKETS worth $500
SYf LOCI o. CNDERWEAR very full.
We sali special attention TO our mems UNDER.
NxA0 e sc and 400. Also, our Camels Hair
USOEhW LAX, warranted not TO shrink in wssbing
Our Ladies' VET at soc. In q beauty
splendid line OF TABLE LINEN in bleached IN.
haeached and Turkey red. VIZ
Turksy Red 'sA~ 'ie w.
Look g our 2oc. CASHMERE. worth ssc.
CANION FLANNEL, all prices.
>!LASNES, al colors. See AOc., red Twilled
Oar WHITE SPREAD at 81 25 are specially ch..n
EeyAos line Of CLOTHs aud CASSINEREE
,.Awnys On hand full line Of CLOVES HOSIERY
AANDk EHCHIEFS, BUTTONS, DC.
&s APPROPRIATENESS ' III rs as l2iac. are bargain.
oso0 see0 = cheap - the imitation.
svsnss Nh UP town, but DOWN prices. ~''N =
LCTTRELL & WINE
0124m 1880 Pm. ave. NV.
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A WoaD To THr WISE

Although We have been doing business under
cur pe0snt arm name but one year. We have,
b. he character Of our goods. our prices and
cur methods Of doing business, made ourselves
known 70 the psopls Of washingson and vi
einity.
TAs GOODS which We sell made their own rep
utasion long Aea
We buy mainly the Clothing manufactured
~ wANANAKER, Of Philadelphia
Ths large purchases ofths wanamakef firms
(anoonting to twenty millions Of dollars annu-
aalya their lafgs Abilities TOR manufacturing,
nd hsine retailers themselves, with an init
nA1o kaowlodss Of the demands Of retail trade,
enables them 70 pfoducs the newest and best
Syiss Of goods ~ the lowest possible prices.
Our ABILITIES 5of obtaining thee goods and
The moderate expenses Of our establishment,
enables ~ 10 odsr them 1t oorrsspondingly low
peical and ~ ~. without fear Of contradic-
ton, thas our stock b the freshest and our
peioes the lowest to b found In the city.
We ars now showing entirely new styles of
3Cs1NESS, HALF DRESS and DRESS
SUITS.
n ovERcOATs we don't hesitate to say that
the WanAmAkef goods are the hest fitting gar
menss ever shown here In ready-made stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15
PocKErBooK LOGIC
FOR PRUDENT MEN.

The way to succeed is get the most possible for
your money; the harder you work the more anxious
you should be to spend your dollars wisely In buying
CLOTHING it Is the cheapest to get something that
will wear well and look well long 1t lasts Consider
make as well material. Some people are not salts
ned unless they make big profit on everything they
sell. We ARE SATISFIED WITH A SMALL PROFIT.
We like to turn over money quickly and the lower the
prices the more rapidly can turn 1t over Five per
cent on Suit may seem like very small profit. but
turning five per cent over once month amounts to
sixty cent OF course this Is cut of the
question with Clothiers who have enormous rents and
other expenses VESSEL GOODS AT THE Low
EST POSSIBLE COST. This is why we have been
% successful and nowhere you obtain Good Cloth.
ing Lower Than We Sell ct the
MIsFIT STORE,
Corner 10th and F.
We sell Boys Suits from So up.
Mems Suits from So up
Fall and Winter Overcoats from S6 up
Pants from $1.5Oup.
Black Cloth Dress Suits from SIS up
fiji +. HiFF ME-: :
ssss TIT 90 90 ERR Fee
IS ! $ % / II / H. I. CORNER
!, 1 {: {: : H'H =: 4. F F
in me c,v no connection with any initiating
- -. o,2. sells.
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A DHn..r Sur FOH $15.

WHILE OUR STOCK OF FALL SUITS
AND oVERCOATS EXCELLs ANYTHING
VIZ HAVE EVER PkODUCEp IN TuIS
ANNOUNCEMENT. WE CALL YOUR AT.
fxNTToN TO FINE CoRKsCREW M.
AooNAL FOR SIS (THIS II JUST THE
WEIGHT TOR THIS TINEOF THEYEARl
VIZ HAVE THIS SUIT IN SACK AND A.
BUTTON CUTAwAYs. WITH Or WITH.
OUT BINDING. THE FIT STYLE AND
fIHIaH OF THIS SUIT - IN KEEPING
WITH QUIZ STOCK, AND THAT Is AS
GOOD A. ANY CLOTHING SOLD IN THIS
CITY.
GEORGE sPRANsY.
- e07 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15
LOST AND FOUND.

T oST-SUNDAY EVENING, HAIR NECKLACE
II with pendant cross A suitable reward II len Il
star Office lts
II osT-sUNDAY NIGHT. LARGE BRINDLE
II LDog; tag No. 1872. A liberal reward will be paid
for his return to DR. JofCEs.6ol ST. NV sel5s2ts
II OST-DR LEON.WILL GIVE A LIBERAL RE
award and no questions sked for the return ofchan
and keys TO 464 { St NV. se15-2ts
IT OST-S3 REwARD-oN SATURDAY SEPTFN.
L. Der 18TH c6ilds gold locket and chain. Above
reward PAID when returned TO sos St NV. selo-Is
II osT-oN SEPT. 14-A BROWN AND WHITE
- Setter six months old; answers 10 name u
Nero" had on collar and tag, No. 6.13l. A suitable
reward IL retuned to IL ID s. Q. eal5-lts
oST.S3O0 REwARD-sUNDAY NIGHT SEP
IL temoer 18th one tan-colored dog: long that
stand up: answers TO name of Dandy Apply TO Mo
DEVITTs Detective A gency. sos Pa. ave. NV sl4 2s
I osT-sEPTEMRER 10. RED IRISH SETTER
L. Dog; answers 70 the name of Grouse. with short
tail and few white hairs In his breast. liberal
ward II returned TO JEREMIAH ELMS. waichmAA.
Washington Circle. sel4-;}ts
II osT-oN 9TH ST. BETWEEN MASS AVE
IL ana 81, Graduation Medal. $40 reward fire
turned 70 Hiss l. l. DIE1Z, AIS L 81 NV. No queS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


EoR sALE-NICE LITTLE HOME IN THE y.
= w section, seven rooms. brick. mod. imp, range
Gtrooe. crate. Plenty of closets. inside shutters
Serrs nhish throughout, east and south 'front.', TWO
WINDOWS, northwest corner big yard Price oniy
SS..mN 900 cash balance very easy.
seloSts GREEN & BRYANT 514 9th ST. ".
NoR sALE-NEw BRICK HOUSES WELL Lo-
GREEN & BRYANT.
seio7t" 5l4 9th St NV.
EoR SALE-Two OF THE MOST VALUABLE
= pieces of Business Property in East Washington,
.se ana sol 18th ST se both rented and viii pay
Pe, cent on price For terms apply on premises or 10
:, u oDONNELL corner Virginia ave- and 10Th ST
sw sel52ws
EoR sALE-ELEvEN- ROOM BRICK ON ST..
- near 18th; choice locality; easy terms ......$ VOo
Groom brck. st.. near 10th $500
sfoon Brick Pierce Place. near 800
and other bargains r. H. r. LEiPoLD.
sel5-3t 1881 St nv.
EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIX ROOM
- Houses on 4i2 st. between and st w.; rent
vestment. c II. PARkEk. AZ and f sss sw seis-s'
EoR sALE-CHEAP-Two INV FIVE ROOM
y Brick Houses on NJ between 3D. and Az SITS. sw.;
renting nj $l2 each per month. Price. 81 .050 each
selo-St. c. a. PARKER, Az and Il SITS. Az.
nor SALE-CHEAP-THREE NEW BRICK
= Houses. with hay window, water and gas Two
frame Houses and Vacant Lot. The Ave renting nj
$o4 Ter month On ID 81. between 9th and 9Th SITS.
seio-St. C. II. PARKER, Al and + SITS sw.
E>OR sALE-BEAUTIruL DOUBLE BRICK
Il House. on 18th street n. W.; twelve rooms: in
splendid order and all modern convenienceS one of
the finest corners on 18th street. price
easy. THoS. n MAGGAMAN, sls FsI sei63t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15
SPECIALTIES.

nR W. T. PARKER, OF BOSTON, MASS. MAG
- netic Healer. Wonderful Cures BY laying on q
hands. Nervous and Chronic Diseases speciality wiz
visit patientA ofics hours " y. m lVs 4th 81 so
se14tocls
DILEs-DR MUHLENAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment without the use q knife. canstsc
or nRnture. Cure guaranteed C~n be consulted g
523 9Th O. nv. fom 20 6p.m- ap29me
nR AND MME sELDEN $40 MISSOURI AVE
IL special treatment for ladies' thirty yearsex-
tensive experience remedies prompt and relLab,eg
charges reasonable and consultation hesf correso
dence strictly confidential call or write once AlwatD
OPEN Madame eiden visits ladies any distance xb5Ws
NnE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTsoP
X1LIFE All business confidential ladies and gen
tlemen 90 cents eacA eos street, between eth an1
9th streets northwest my620
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED.BY YOUNG MANA CLERK
w Board and Lodging in q private family Address
HENRY LAWRENCE, Star office. sel5.2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15

dEApouARrERs t'oR
LEMONS AND BANANAs
100 Boxes and Cases RODI LEMONS, and
100 Dunchs Choice BANANAS
JUS Resolved and For Sale Low
4 n TALIAFERRO,
0I68 92l La. Ave
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k<NOR REM
= Iirck, 9O9 New York ave. NV, IL rooms ... S65
Brick. I24 18th st. NV, IOoms bath, stable, &c 50
New dwelling, store and stable Sth IL Md av. ne
store. dwelling shop and stable l223 9TH St NV. 81
Brick lZ25 18th 81. NV, rooms -..-...........
New brick :S25 9ih ST. Sc, u rooms 20
store ana basement liz ST. H.
once rooms first floor, in 631 L st. ID
Brick ST. 10Th ST. ne, = rooms - l 5
Frame. :}21 st. ne, 4 rooms i q
Sel2-3t ALBERT F. FOX 90 + ct NV
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BOARDING.

A LADY FROM THE NORTH WHO Is A
"A thorough housekeeper and cook wishes to meet q
party of gentlemen or gentlemen and wives, to 90
with her Into q new house; has some boarders now;
pleasant home offered. Address Mrs NJ. O., Star
Office. seI53ts
1925 somsly Furnished Rooms en- suite HAN1 o.
single, on first second third fOors best of table
board references exchanged. seq Cts
TTNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9TH ST. n w.
L and the La Pierre cor 10th and NV, are the
best conducted Boarding houses i'm the city. Table
class: pleasant rooms Terms moderate oc27
SSFTNHE TREMONT."-THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN
l. reprinted and in every way put in tirst-class
order tits the coolest and most place board
In the city. Terms. $40 81. $40 and $40 per N je7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15

LNOR sALE-LOTS. I HAVE MOST ELIGIBLE
Il building Lots located In the northwest and other
parts OF the city. Among them many superior corner
lots and many large frontages, and nnumersble SIN
gle lots. for sale al prices ranging from zoe S5 per
foot mo A. PRFSCpTTy
au2S-3m 14l6 r st. NV.
I>OR SALE-Two LOTS, IN A HEALTHY LO-
IL cality, on ST., between 18th and 18th SITS a. "
inquire al LILO l. ST q. w. au1s-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15

There should b state Of Dakota, but why
upsn the word In the outlsndish fashion pro-
posed In the constitutional convention? Dakota
should b welcomed but not a. "Dakcotah.,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-21

"AVIN(s SUCCEEDED To
l the business of the Carson city saw
ings Rank We are now prepared to do 3
General Banking Business
Bills of Exchange bought and sold on
San Francisco, New York, England,
Ireland. Germany, -'rsrca and all tho
principal cities OF the United States and
Europe.
Teiegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates at deposit and RI
caive deposits on open account.
collect ions made at current rates
eXcnahCe
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and soil r.
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-21
VARICOCELE

or wor,ny Veins Of lie Or ,tum. OF en-
re II 81 ~ tie case III Lost Manhood,
Debility, u,
iR IEBI6-s lNytS1k ,Toa %. 2 is tha orlv
cure for D o J.r4thu.. 81 it Il Mic is r.
stn,eu I'D the hail l.na moved back ON
aye tr vi, h.
s,+ .Y.>
~ " 70 -, -;
Ca' .. sly 'o'.' IVY "N '''S'
~, ,,,, In.
u'n,o",,' pE,i T. !, 7
~ "oi"Sn' -, ,n,r'.,r,
~ mo-. IN, ..r,,a. ii o;,, T. ain,J f.om
the hoiy numerous diseases i Nv that t,i c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-21
MiNC'ELl.AN EOUS.
Dr.. ttEBiG'S

1rs @sIoso
" ON Sbs-. RI VI
CFRMlH lEVINAQlTGQ
uGNWh lHslutnAIUA
III LIE T, GREATEST
ami BIZ = EN- ny for the
c,r, ,.iy II. and p, w cal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-21

II ipi
70 e.. u It;,k :. :, r,t,d The reason
HcIg g n at ct ct sc,< q J. eafpcs& a id
II e Gbttc Ul@,oSts :" tU n" Il coHtttcdt ~
cdUa T.. u..T4 TUhi.i Ia, ;Chich requires
Snecit,t tset1tmcit
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-21

Is a never failing
cure TOR Nervou
Debility. EXhaus-
ted Vital ). ,eu-
ina. Weakness.
l. ost Manhood
Impote"cy, Pros
a'"rrhea, paraly-
Sis and all the ter
r.ble e1e. is Of
Self Abuse. yont'
ful fnllies and eX-
GeS-eS III nat,litr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-21

'ears. such as Los of Memory. si'ude.
cttlrnal tmi>sions, Nv. rsiors O Stciety,
jinuess of Vision Noises in The Head; the vita
iuid pas ing unnbserved in the urine. and E,any
tier diseases that lead TO in~aritv and Deat:,
DR.. MIMI VIII" is regular phys clan
graduate Of the I'ni,-rsite ieuns, lvania,
viii agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Dot
AIRS for d cas- If this Kind tie rAL RES
{ n ,TIVs under his special advice aIo Ues,
nent) wi not c'fre, nr for nythin" impure
ui,iriou Tou d in it i'R. MI III. tr, ats all
,riv,te is, asses successful without mercury
.ns,litation free. hornu..h e.aminai ion md
Twice. including analysis i urine. s.. .'r,ce OF
VITAL Rt>TnR aTIV 81 SO A battle or ur
times the quantity. 81: sent to a address
urcn ereipt of price, r e. q u secure fri m
observ alton and in private na,' t if desired by
E. \. MiNTlE, N d,
II kearnev t., san rauc,sco, Cal
SAMPLE tOTTLE FACE will be sen, to any
one plying by letter, att symptoms sex
and a e strict secrecy in regard to all bust
r.Ss transactions
=; NANTES KIDNEY ENEDY-NEP-
HRFT1CUN cures all kinds OF dney and
bladder complaint , gOnorrt "a yiee, leucor-
rh ea For sale by al druggists; 81 bottle:
TX bolt as for IS.
nR INVITES DANDELGON MILLS are the
hest and cheapest pvs"e Sta md Ill ;ous cure
in the market. For sane ny all druggists.
ianl9:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-21
8; ;: +: !: Z: !: ;: E:

royal. valuable sample b Z Of goods
that will put you IN the way Of making
ever Thought possible at any business.
Capital not required. You can live at
home and work In spare time only, or
all the time. All Of both sexes, Of All
easily earned every evening. That ali
who want to work may test the bust
mess, No make this unparalleled oder
TO all Who are not we'll satisfied We viii
send 81 70 pay for the trouble Of writing
b a.. FSali partioalaes. directions. etc
cant Hroo. Inmenso pay absolutely sore
Inr all Who stArt asoooe. Doa't DELAY
Addseoo 0yfRSoH 4 Co., Portland, Ne.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-21
CONNECTIONS:

At Carson. with daily stages for Lake
T,Eoe, GENOA, Carson Valley, SILVER
t.ountain, Sweetwater mines. etc
At Mound H0Is with trains OF the
Carson and CutoIo IT, hailIOad.
HIM lk. I\GibN.
General superintendent.
T. A. RE, \Dt. !,
General reight and Passenger gent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-24
A CENSUS OF INDIANS.

A census of the Arrapahoes and Chey-
ennes, at the reservation near Fort Re-
no, in Indian Territory, is being taken.
The Arrapahoes number 1850 instead
of $500, as the agent claimed, and re-
eeived supplies for, while the Cheyennes
will not show over !, 200 people, old and
young. These Indians have been ac-
cused of going on the war path recently
and creating panic in Southern Kan
sas, but they appear to be peaceable
and offered to give up all their arms and
horses to the Commissioner who was
sent to ascertain if they were hostile.
the agent at the reservation has re-
signed, claiming that he did not receive
proper support from the Department in
enforcing order among refractory In
dams, but as he reported several thous.
and more Indians at the agency than the
enrolling officers can find, and drew ra
tions and supplies proportionately, it ii
.yery probable that he resigned to avoid
a Investigation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-24

forced in the different navy yards;
that is, the employees shall receive ten
hours pay for eight hours labor;
Heretofore they received eight hours
nav for eight hours labor. The gener-
al order directing the change has not
been issued yet, but information OF .
proposed change has been received at
the Washington navy yard.
Regarding Roach's affairs, Geo. L.
Weed says: John Roach owes very
little money except what is secured.
If we are permitted to complete our
cruisers upon the understanding that
there is a mutual case of responsibility
in our contracts, and that it is mat
ter. not OF politics, but of good busi-
ness faith all around, then the situation
is very clear; if, however, the Depart
ment holds that we owe them all the
money that has been paid Roach, l
don't know how things will be"
A sensation has been created in aris'
tocratic circles by the report Of fstic
encounter DetWecu AuTu hOuounic "hN'
Sir George Chetwynd. The fight took
place in well.known fashionable re.
sort in Rotten Row, London, and lasted
ten minutes. A number of members
of the lobby, and other gentlemen, wit.
messed the contest. The trouble be-
tween the two grew out of the atten
ton each was paying Mrs. Langtry.
Over one hundred representatives o
the distilling interests Of the Northwes
were in session in Chicago Wednesday
for the purpose of forming new whisk.
pool.
The steamer Hecla collided with tht
Liverpool and London steamer Cheerful
in q fog. The latter foundered ant
thirteen persons were drowned.
1t has been decided to add so torped,
boats to the Russian fleet in the Blacl
Sea
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-24

To-day Is the 3Sth anniversary Of the

To-day is the 3Sth anniversary of the
settlement of Utah by the Mormons,
and is called by them "Pioneer Day"
The Gentiles surmised that there might
be trouble to-day, as it was rumored
that the Mormons intended to trail the
stars and stripes in the dust. The
Government was informed that there
might be trouble between the Gentiles
and Mormons, and arrangements are
said to have been made by which
troops could be dispatched to Utah at a
moments notice, and the five or six
hundred men at Fort Douglas, which
overlooks Salt Lake city, were to be
kept under arms prepared to quell any
disturbance that might arise.
According to the Mormon papers,
however, NO disrespect will be shown
the flag to-day by the Mormons, but
the Ogden Herald charges that certain
disloyal agitators had concocted plot
to tear the American flag into strips,
scatter the fragments about the streets,
and attribute the outrage to the Nor.
mona
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-24

A conference of sugar refners, at
whichh nearly the whole trade was
represented, was held in London re-
Gently. A resolution was unanimously
adopted petitioning the Marquis of Sal
isbury, the Prime Minister, to make
tour of the country and bring before
the people the alleged injustice of the
American Government in paying a
bounty through its tariff laws to Amer
lean exporters of refined sugars. The
refners claim that America is running
the sugar industry of Great Britain.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-24

Hungarian statistician has been
.,nav; 'ug the effect of comfort on long
go. Nis tables show that the rich
al n.o,,. have an average life Of so
,...s a. uiddling 46, and the poor
on,v a,1~sA weh.to-do man is as la
~. - ;us.o.;o, Va diseases as pauper,
while ,diphtber,. y Group, whooping
co,,oh .,a .o.,,.. ever are more preva-
-. Consumption and
nneumon;a claim Tho poor, who are
comparatively free from ~
Cellar jewellers are far mo- e y
disease than those who -"
ground, except in diphtheria VI 80"
let fever; nor do these disease '. sow
greatly advanced by overcrowdins' -
tenements. x sf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-24

"a An ex.Congressman from Pennsyl-
vania is an applicant for employment in
the Treasury Department as watchman.
He first applied with formidable recon-
mendations to be appoinsed Governor
OF ono of our territories. Failing in
that, he attached his testimonials to a
petition for watchman's place. The
captain of the watch sent him to Sore.
tary Manning, who forwarded him aad
the petition to Higgins, who, at the
latest adyices. was still looking the eS.
Congressman over. The pay is So so
per day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-24

The Washington correspondent of
the New York Sun has made calcula.
ton that at the present rate Of remov.
ais it will take eight years to fill all
the offices with Democrats. In four
months of Democratic administration,
ending July 4th, there were 5, los
changes in Federal Offices. This is
hardly five per cent. Of the whole mum.
Der. Admitting the changes to 90 on
at the same rate, but Is per cent. of all
would be removed at the end of the
first year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-24

Senator Sherman. of Ohio, tells the
people of Washington that he has
grave doubts whether Congress will
consent Immediately to a suspension of
silver coinage. but he thinks it possible
that Congress may agree upon some
measure that will render repeal of the
coinage act unnecessary.