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New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

,h. rteres, ~ economy would have to be abandoned.
:. ,aeoi,tion ofcr,d by Commissioner Gllroy was
adopted requesting the supervisor to pnno inform n Pe
o,t of Tho .npropriaton Of 1855 Ia present them
before the next meeting of the Board, and oruerne
the cancellation Of all acquisitions not hiied 10 udoc'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
COMPLAINT AGAINST SUPERfNTEyDENT JENKINS.

Mrs. Caroline Letson, who keeps the boarding house
No lo4 East Twenty third St, next door 10 the Offices
of the society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Chill
drcn recently complained 10 the Health Board that
a dog in the socety's rooms was nuisance. She
had not been friendly terms with superintendent
jenkins, and she thought that he had procured the
dog Of revenge. The dog howIcd At
night and kept the boarders awake until they threat
ened leave the house. one of the bOardcrS had
mplained To Jenkins about the dog, and he had
tortcd that It's bowling was no worse than the
pounding on Ms. Lessons piano. IL was nearly "a
week before the machinery ~ the sanitary Bureau
could be got 10 work to stop the nuisance.
That was on Friday week ago. AND the boardcrs
on1oyed Que good nights rest ON saturday nigh'
the bowling began again and went on. night after
night as usual Yesterday morning Mrs LctsOn
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
NEWARK.

SAW.WORKS BOUGHT By 4 SNNDl'Alh'
The Richardson stw Works at Newark hhNc oec"
sold to a syndicate headed by Hamilton Dl's'"n inc
PHILADELPHIA saw manufacturers The price pad lot
,ho rl,nt +, said 10 be $500 900. the Richardson's
taking one third I'm stock. The new concern VIII DO
known as the American saw Company Inc h''h
ord,on Brothers' mannfactury was S'ai'cu III
l-GO. and has IA high reputation for IFS saws
The statement made on good authority yc'ter-
sov that negotiations were nearly completed ior
the .,lo Of three trunk and oag factories I" an fSs"
,rdic,te The factories named those OF J. r.
I.,Isic 4 Ca. william -. Itcadlcy a son ana EdMaIu
simon d, The prices were I''peouV,%H , - -,
600 100000 and r@jo.ooo. IL "dN u',l"'
,crreseuta'ivcs ~ the 1r'- named that q dctl Hiu
h,cn effected or contemplated. George 'c,Hln'
,,'ti,ri,r to nccotiat. the sale NJ the factorie,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
rtIprr pOITCY DEALERS FINED.

Azarah Drake, George Arnold and Michaei hahe
who pleaded non vult to an Indictment ior Sel.ns
noicy slips. were aragned for sentence Yesterday
Kane said he had place Of business but that he won.
into Uonor stores and met his customers Mnoiu
worked in a barber shop al NO " ho"' ~ -
Tho result was that Drake was fined Si2o anu "so' SO
and the Others $50 and costs Judge LiPptpo. M poso
,arled that thc sentences weer made nght Dc'duso
!, .hov were made too severe the Grand jury Wigh'
rof,,sc 10 find any further indictments
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

MRs WINsLow's SoOTHING SYRUr
Has bccn used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MlLEttO \ ;
- NOIiIERS for their CHILDREN WILL. It;f'i II
NC with PERFECT SUCCESS II 500 IL Ens .ne
Child SoFTENS the GINS ALLAS1S S., n aenea Tor
nj iRRHOFA sold by Druggists In every part OF the
world Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

Mrs Frank Won Dcrcn. living in Harrison met WIN
A painful and probably fatal accident on Ih"r'u'N
evening she wa, standing table In the ktcheh
. ,, ccuiry when the table tilted, and In
rIInc -hc struck upon an upurn"i chaiF' 'he u
,hr rings of the chair penetrated her abdomen apou'
Two inches.
RI ,o.,,,,or AZ Croccrs and butchers has do
cidcd n observe july - each wear a. holiday, AZ
rrocrrcs and butcher shops being closed upon 'ha'
day
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

No Charity" May | take a kiss before | 60,
dearest - .ad George a. he prepared tO depart.
You may borrow ono. George said charming
Jennie but YOU must not take one, for mother ha,
repeatedly cautioned me against giving kisses 10 any
oAc.T
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Asststant Postmsst. r-t'encral A. u i,s.u
BREVOORT-A. J. Ca>-att Of Phladeph.i' noa'an
wICK-W. G. Van Horne. President ,. o, .le 's si @
Pacific Railway Company. FIFTH ANf-N 70 w ~
crcssman George West. q Ball-ton. y y "lhoI]i
tongressnIan J. r. Gllnllsn. 81 Minnesota
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ven, "a sanitary Headquarters 10 make ircsn ptUs
tot against the bowling and was told mat j, Wouii
80 nccessarv Tor her to make affidavit that the nul-
sancc was still undated
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
Gu f E:
CURE for the DEAF.

PECK's PAT. IMPROVED TUBULAR EAR CUsnloNs
perfectly overcome Deafness aud noisSs head hseeh
eomiortsbe sslf adjusting Successful then all remedies
ial Whi.pers even heard distinctly. Write or call f''
utSCox. s33 broadway. cor 1lth.st. Nsw.Iork
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
uARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

1o-DAr -.
s,nr.., 425 sets7 25 Moon r'silA' p'm "''"
HIaH WATER ~
. a..uoob ls57 Gov Island lll5 Hsi, Ss.S ~
Ah-sssSy Hoos 10 81 Gov Island llio Hell S~'s' A'o
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Announcements.

CoRxrrL's BENzoIS COSMETIC SoAr. ~
',,,n,. u,,d An druggl-ts. = cts.
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,..a, ,,rniocott YESTERDAY denied the application

Judge Lippncott yesterday denied the apphcauon
,s , re,v trial I'm the case Of Nlson H. 'oyhehuah'
who was convicted Of conspring with his son.'h.a"
Iohn H. Van Loan. and defraud the Secoho Na'io"ai
Rank The court directed Coykendall to appear next
Friday for sentence. His counsel VIII proDapS 'iAo
an appeal 10 the supreme Court
Governor Albeit has reappointcd Genera "'i'ain '
Ueppcnhcimer park commissioner ior Il 'cr" Vi "'0
v,ars and he was sworn in YESTERDAY.
Martin 7 White one Of the indicted election officers;
,as arraigncd before Judge Lippncou Yesterday dHu
was admitted to bail in the sum OF @-'V'''
Joseph Farley convicted IN the onIl Ni ",n th
aI sessions YESTERDAY on a charge Of robDIhS tne
nonr boxes I'm ~. oScph's Church. lionoKeh, ne
ras arrested eight years ago for IA Hlhiai H.e"oe %
.as con victed and served in the state Prison.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

Many persons keep Carriers Little LAYER ti1, rtIis
an hand 20 prevent bilious attacks, sick headiVhc u~@'
m mss and mad them just what they need.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

Keeps uegliGee shirts. flannel. cheviot ana siif>
,,hrlcs 81 30 TO s5. 500 and Sl Broadway
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NEW TARIFF BILL
as passed by the
uauce nE representatives

as pa>>cu ny tuc
H0USE OF REPRESENTATIVES
i'm washington. together with the ma.
;ority report OF the Ways and Means
Commilice. in full, and the substance
oCthe minority report; and In additio"
SECRETARY RUSk'S REPORT
AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION,
with other Facts for Farmers. fuD
lishcd by The NeW-YOrk TRIBUNE ."
pamphlet form. Price Is cts. u copy
CT-"The Tariff Of lSS3," pam
phlct containing the present scheduIc
Of duties now in force, as wen as '"o
Mills and Senate bills OF last Session.
will be sold by The Tribune 10.
cents per copy 10 every purchaser o.
the above. Price separately ce.''
a copy. THE IhAnSN
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ.

n,sss OF the Nervous system Gchito Urinary organs
rrnr,ence aud Sterillty Hours TO l. . TO B.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

New.York Jockey club races Morris P'rk, ~ p III H.
New York Athlete club game, IfaF'lH ls,tnu' - w
Maine and mod club canoe regatta, Bath Beach
y. IN. ,. r.,,,d Sound
New.York Boston League baseball match POLO ''fo"nu''
y. ., ,.oh,u match
York Brooklyn brotherhood "'9'"'i'
brotherhood Park, p IN . >.,.A.i.s ,ye
Now.York Tennis club tournament 81 Nlcho'''~'
Ind Ono.hundrcd- and -fortysiNth-St., ) p. m
Cricket matches in Central and Prospect parks. q
Young Mems Christian Association athl'to gano' q
I" Plymouth Church Suday.schoo excursion 10 fo'o'
Point ,.h washirrton
BROOKLYN staten Island lacrosse match' "''"'"s
Park, p. m ,, pa,d A n M
Musle IN Central Park by 7th Keglment bahu' y ~
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SUNDAY. June 5

MONDAY. JUNE !
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

THREE Prince.
BROADWAY Wlrrcn'
STORES. y sd 81
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
Buying Christmas Presents.

s'I've been about among the
summer shops all the morning, -
said one lady 10 another on the pi-
szzs e a SNratogR hotel recently,
ami have picked up quite an aecu-
mutation 0f Christmas gifts. / a.
ways buy them AZ this time" she
went on, aud put them away until
just before the holidays, WHEN I
sort them out. Ia tiiat way / avoid
any rush and fatigue at the las; mo
merit" Three or four Of her com
paniors agreed with ii-,. hat one. a
vivaciOus young woman, disseHtc,i
empha;i ally.
Il call that dreaiful,'' she AL
npunced. Fancy selecting Christ
mss presents In cold blood n i were.
| could never 90 ID. ! should h.
guided by economy aud prudence,
| know, and pull my pt'rsc strings
together. l never iaiy q single
present till the genuine Christmas
fever is ON me; till the shOIs are CAV
with pretty things aud crowded
with shoppers. Then | join the
throng and share tire infatuatiOn.
/ rush right and LEFT all day long
and am in an agony VI suspen'e and
indecisiOu; what want finally
comes to me by inspiration, and
then il Is such n satisfaction 20 have
settled upon 1t.
"Why, half the JOY Of the season
would lie lost 10 me without that de-
lightful rush and hustle aud worry.
IL seems 10 me almost sacrilcgious
TO take Christmas time by the fore
lDc,.. | positively could not do it,
Al o, which, goes = sligg how CON-
pick and intricate a thing is a
w0man's method OF peasoning.-
Nclr IUrt Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
The c1ar Paid the pran.

"rhe funniest thing happened to
me once" remarked 4 -. Louis
business man visiting Ia this city.
81 had more credit than cash and
more cash, perhaps, thzn sense. /
wautel 10 use about 500, and
drew on the car Of Russia for SsS7.
i expected, q counse, that the t.-.';
would 90 60 protest, but thought
,h1t il would tzke three months for
the dat 10 so across the water
and return, and by that time
was pretty positive that | would
be able TO pull out Of the hole. To
my utter astonishuleut the dram
wEs paid, but ] received a note
signed by the ear stating that il
was nee, ssary Tor him L. Protect his
credit aud that he would honor the
draft this time. thJugu he ctuld MT
imag:ne what he coulI owe an
American In a FAR away city. How
ever, he warned me that he would
investigate IL he heard anything
nso:e from me. have not YET
maize up my mimi whether the
proper policy would have been 10
send that mpaey hack t. the CA.
Being entirely Ignorant Il court
rules and court etiquette have con.
ciuisd 10 wait Uulii Russia becomes
republic, and then / will send the
money 90 the cZAr.-hia4sIs Ci,y
Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
A New Collar Bcne.

4 boy OF Is years wIs admitted to
the Mount SiUai Hospital suffering
nom 4 swelling over the region o:
the collar bone. 10 was evident
that the bone was deeply affected
AMI the only recourse was an Opera.
iion, which was made. The entire
bone rs found dead, destroyed 10y
3 nilmmatJTy action, uecessiiatiug
j. removal, bul in doing ~ tie.
nenlbrlus Immediately neXt 10 II
and which u0urishcs the tone was
carefully incised. stripped from the
bone aud replaced in the wound a.
near ~ possible Ia il, original posi-
lion, the object bsing 10 have il
form new bone matter throughout
its length and thus reproduce n
entire collar bone. The wound hav-
Ing been drcssed the arm was subse,
quenily kept in the same position
that g fracture Of the collar bone
wOulI have required, the result
being that ten weeks afteF the Oper'
alton the patient was discharged
with a brand new collar bone, com
plrtely reproduced with new joint;
AZ either emf, and tie perfect use ol
his arms.-NeiC Yort BOr'd.
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fifty feet down the hill, and i, badly
laeersted with rock. Both men have
their faces fearfully injured.-Wlsi-
lace Press.
a fatal shooting scraps took place
at Oreana, near Silver City. Dave
johnson and James Ray, bJta uu
der the influence OF liquor, engaged
in quarrel over election mat ers
A fight ensued. and Johnson shot
Ray twice, oce bali hitting him ia
the right breast ami the other in the
right side. The wounded man died.
johnson was placed under arrest.
COLORADO.
Denver, Oct. 6.-Joseph II. Bush,
deputy United States marshal, ar
rived at Denver this morning froua
salt Lake, whittier ne cane by
way Of Cheyenne, where he left
Parker, the Muddy Creek stage
hold-up auG L niteI S;a.cs mai
robber, whose preliminary examins-
ton will take place at Rawlins At
/ the next term Of court Mr.. Bush
said thai les. August he located the
gang in the Blue mountains iu
Utah. Their names are Frank
Rogers, alias Brown. and Dla
PARKS. alias Ricketts,. Both Ofthem
are Utah despersdoes, though Rog-
ers has lived in Texas = great deal.
1 Parker was from Circle Valley
originally. Il went ia with n posse
after them, - said Bash, Abut Tonly
succeeded in getting Parker,
after chasing the gang from
Wyoming to Utah, thence
to New Mexico, thence back to
the Blaa mountains ami finally .
the la SAL mountains, where Par
ker was captured after a desperate
resistance. failed 10 capture Rogers
for the reason that the region il in
habitei by ''rustiers, " horse thieves
and more desperate criminal fIgi,-
ives from Colorado, New Mexico
and elsewhere. not 10 mention L
Of renegade indians from the Ute
and Pike river tribes. The moment
4 marshal steps into the region they
light signal fires, and the game Is
up then. These RENEGADE devils last
year, by tie way. killed over eight
thousand deer just for the hides,
and let the carcasses rot where killed.
1t is hard country, and a MARSHAL
takes his life into his hands " hen he
goes into il, but got one Of my men,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
Nerada,, Census.

The census bureau officially an
Rounccs that the population Of the
State OF Nevada Is 4i,33S, los Of
Il. 1855 during the past decade. The
principal cities OF the Stale are all
small, and with tie exception Of the
capital they have decreased in pop
ulati0n ia about the same ratio as
the whole STATE. Virginia City,
which was the largest in 1850, hav-
ing then 10, l70, is still the metrOpO
lis with n population OF 6,3S7. IL
has lost nearly one-half of its p0pu-
lation. Carson City, the capital,
now rates second in size with pop
ulation OF I, 500. In 1850 1t had 4, 30,
while Gold Hill, which now Is only
:, OT3, was then city Of Ash pee
~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
nmakIur, the Barometer stone.

a Finland newspaper mentions
a curious stone in Tie nUtiheTn part
Of that country, which, serves the
people instead OF a barcmeetr. This
stone, which they call 'Iimakiur, ,
turns black, or hlackish gray, when
foul weather is approaching; Zine
weather has the effect u turning 6.
almost white The Firms regard
the store with superst!lious TeveF
ence. but the scientists SAYS that H.
changes ia color are due 10 salts con
tanned In its compo 2!iion.-ET-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
The Awral English Language Again

D=-lgE-NUys, aere % 4 beautiful
piece, miam; You will see how
eiatorIieiy cha-te Il H.
FaiF Cu.tomsr-N-yes but I'm
afraid ihat will I've too expensive;
haven't you something Of the same
kind, with rather ltSs-cr-elatOIat,
chastity about it:-JS6y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
Children's 6 Gents Furnishing Departments
THIRTY Esq. la rineen Minutes.

The champion hart hoiled egg
eater u th= wrtli j. Mr.. Louis
Ledger, VI New York. That dys
persia defying young man has eaten
thirty hard boilss. ,ggs ia fifteen
minutes. This triumph Of appetite
over haai boiiei egg was won ut 4
contest In the B3wtry.
Hal an h9ar after Mr.. Led ger
had finished the ihirti,th hand
bciied egg lie walked into res;sG-
rant and complained q being hun.
cry. He had CONSUMED sixty
ounces Of eggs. or the equivalent Oi
seven and n half pounds ofheef.
steak, in aquarter OF AN hour. AMI
half an hour later he wanted cuffvt
and squabs on t1ast.-Neir YorE
Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

aud shouldn't wonder II bagged
the other one vet. The ranches are
SIXTY to Seventy mikes apart, and it
IS Llnire!s e miles from the rail
r1Ssl-. ''-IFiLGac.
The Mesa county bank managers
have finally concluded To erect a
large AID liasd-ome structure where
;he.r building nov stands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

Many people are troubled with
itching eyes and try all sorts Of
WASHES. The eye j. one o. the most
valuable organs OF the body. Uu-
fortunately for careless humanity IL
i also ONE II the most delicate. ID
docs not pay 10 iriiic with 70. The
best way q treat itching is 10 Use 4
cool, weak s1lt water wash every
Few hours. II this does no good 90
10 4 physician who m iks-s n specialiy
Of eye IiseasS y. Stdr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
Had 20 Leave all His Jokes.

Managing Edit0r-Has Funni.
man sent ia his Joke Column yet?
"NO, sir; he's very sick, and the
doctor says ne cant live another
week.
s'Then lie sure and tell him to
send IN a couple OF extra columns
this week. ''-BOS,Cn IiHles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
lie Combat Help II.

81 think Of al silly NAMES Adolf
phus i the worst" she suddenly
exclaimed afles = dull converse
tiJnai thud.
"Do yOg:" remarked the dude
mcckly. That's .the name my
mamma gave ME. "-HdTper's IA
,Iar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
cLOAKSt cL0AKSl! ,cL0AKs!!!

Our greatly enlarged Cloak SUIT Department is already
CROWDED with the most recherche selection Ladies' Misses
ana Chdrens Garments-which for Style Fit and Finish
Surpass all our former efforts We mention prices only
Jacket You have to buy. n
Ladies' Seal Plush Jackets $500 fiOO $3.50 $1,000,
$500 and S2250. "
Ladies, Seal Plush Wraps sl256 $500 $3.50, s225O
SO 90 and $4,000 n ~
$3.50. 80 = llI
Ladies and Misses NObby Cloth jackets Plain Braied-wit
Plush Sleeves. NJ -
Asrachan and Persian Lamb Trimmings at $3.50
sS25, $3.50 S625, 500. $50, S975, SIlJO, up TO
$1,000 each
Chidrens ClOaks in ages from II years we show be-
wdeTing array of Plads, Stripes and figures ranging
from Sl.00 to $500 each --
Ladies Wrappers at Soc s50 $3.50 $3.50 and $500 each
Ladies Tea Gowns at $3.50 $500 s20O $500 5000 and
upwards
Ladies and Childens Ready made Dresses prices astons
Lot of Chdrens Bingham Dresses 6, s. and 10 years
soc former price Sl.25
Lot of Ladies Black Satin Skirts at regular price $1,000
Lot Of Ladies Cloth Skirts 75 SlO0 S50 $500 and s. 80
Splendid line of Ladies Merno and Wooden Underwear
tempting prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
Something Init.

BrOwn-Tnst's n hanjsome pocket
book.
RlbinsJn-Yes, it's birthday
present from my wife.
Brown-Did sine put anything in
il before she gave il 10 you?
t3biDs0n-Oh, yeS, the unpaid
till for the p0cAet-bOOk was in IT,
-Er
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
4 Fair Arsrage Cost.

Mrs. CumsO-You've seen those
Dollar Dinner Bills-of-FaTc in the
household magazines
Mrs. Fangle-Yes; / got one uE
the other day.
Glow much did Il cost your"
"Three dollars and a half
3,fcf-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

"Can nothing more he done for
the prisoner, Mr.. Bsiefsr
81 fear not, SIR
ssThe legal expeiients are all eN-
hausted, are they?"
"No, but the prisoners money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

Mrs. Snodgras - Your husband
complains that he can't smoke the
cigars you bought for him.
Ms. SuIveiy-Well, l can't weaI
the bonnet he selected fer me, either.
~ y. San.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
NOTICE..

Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY
N warnei. under the penalty provided
By ordnance. not 70 remove the body OF
zny deal animal. OF oaal. or rIth % any
DESCRIPTION. WITHOUT FIRST notifying the
City scavcu<eE. who will i..ue directions
tor ~ disposal.
WILLIAM sHOWEfI.
City Scavcnger. Room q. City Hail.
Apr.i liza issn dtf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07

"whst do you think Of my pho
togrsph:"
''It Is very beautiful, hut do mol
think you DO 1t justice. "-fGTpeT's
bazaar.
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The Wild Waves.

The question, "wbat are the wild
waves saying" has never been
satisfactorily answered.
The most that can be said is, they
are generally announcing tidings OF
some kind or othcr.-H0yper's
Bdsdr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

nor vEBY DEsRAsLE LANDS,
u Boa Agricultural an SrzrIuE. II
ScTtherz Chihuzhas. Ecz= Coiony C.zL
IoE faiI particulars. spp,y - DssEESI
SEws ocss. or ". Derby johnson, Jr..
Colony Dia-. Canton GaIsans. ChihaAsus.
HsIico. Ssfvt'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-07
r.r, iaths-t r5I Various
SBggtrs.

o- Sqfrlr Isy lssl 5irs. Mary Gal
- vie 20. john Gallagher,
iIin-au Warm creek. near sui
- rspi- 10 ha. death under cir
--,-,.fsucas which seem 80 leave
5,gb. OF suicide. L, seems that
A. GlliszElr hai been ia bal
L-.T-h for some months past, aad
=. tir,aS a-T.c.e. wish melancholy.
n, tbe morning OF her death il
ms sine So in taa- -.a.e ul
mind. Her husband VAS at work
Il his u1iatl 1stch. ncar the house,
mon lis Little uay rlp ont AMI said:
.1s-s. come Sc alsmuE,' On
catering lr iaHui her IU dIe gE.sB-
- situated a few feet from Tire
TFrIIin-. 5e-i. she appears q
have gore in a.c4r some meat ana.
her mlad being affected by her
bslIth. inoEeueI her clothes and
.fgh...l herself yggj-e in tie breast
with q hau.ilE kIifr. and !aen
srtsmu.eI % s.lb herself. .IirJ
time. blt apparently her strength
fsiI.F. as the Su.-e aid no. pierce
5sgn. The deceased let two chi!-
6--n. both larz. t4C eldest being
ei.gt five ya4r- she va- a sister
II Mrs. JOSH rar=e o.: Albion.
Ost-iie u. Il. ..ssiL1 40 reason can
is assiEHe- -- f.e del which
egE ethef .-Es--.aEss-s tialsS.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

YoIIoxius T. the Schedule Of arrival anu
closing Of Mails - Salt Lake City fosi
omce. November .. lssa,.
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While iT.B- q salute lat evening
in honor O. tl1iOr lIl-iIais, on tie
hill north Of the town, ahcGt eight
pounds Of giant lJws.r exploded
nom some CLu-- aui Pat Driver
and Jim BrGiy. both fr0la Burke,
we're 50 hsiIv injured. THAT even II
their lives are s---si they may be
blinded The men had fired only
three or four sl..s a1a must have
hsea staining near tIe fuWGsr or
leaning over j. when Jhs explosion
came. Brady vas blown nearly
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