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A MACHINE
To Prevent FiiIbustefers froa Kill
ing Time in Congress.

WASHINGTON, ect. fi.--A New
England n.e-,s,scs Of Congress has
patented a machine which, II
adarteh, will compel the filibusterers
10 use some other method than roll
call TO ill time IN the House OF
Representative. IL II based upon n
principle that has often been sng-
gestei, but has never tsen iried and
provide. for covice like Q hotel an
nunc1AtSt 10 be placed upon the
table OF the tally clerk aud connect
ed BY wire with all the desks upon
the floor. Inside Of each desk in a
little chamber, to which only the
member holding the seat shall have
a key, are tc be placed two keys, one
Of which will be used II he warte 10
vote In the Affirmative AMI the
ether II he wanz to vote in the
negative
When the Speaker puts the Ques-
ton every member Of the House
will touch his key and in an instant
the record Of the vote will stand on
the anpuneiator al the clerks desk
and the Latter will be able TO make
his count in less than five minutes
AS IL is now it takes a5ont thirty
five minutes 10 call the roll Of the
| House.
Tlr adoption Of this device would
save . great deal OF time, but i car
only lie adopted by vote OF th'
House and &c Is not prohabl,
that the minority will permit any
such innovation.
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ROYAL WEDDING.
Victoria Of Prussia 20 Prince Adolf
phus of Sehaumbur--iiPPc.


MINIS Of Sehaumbur--LiPPc
IoSpoN, Oct. 2I.-The. wedding
pfIPrincess Victoria Of Prussia 10
Prince Adolphus Of Schaumburg-
Lime will take place in Berlin on
Thursday, November %, in the pri-
va,e chapel royal Of the Schloss.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales,
nuke and Duchess Of COnnaught,
Prince and Princess Christina who
have arrived in Berlin, where they
are the guests Of sEmpress Freder-
icl,- will he present 1.-THE ceremony.
The Russian imperial family will be
represented by the Grand Duke anu
Grand Duchess Serge and Princess
FIizabetif OF Hesse-Darmst2dt, aud
the royaI family OF Greece by the
Duke and Duchess Of Sparta. En-
reror William is himself arranging
= programme Of wedding fe;es,
which are 10 be on a scale OF extra
ordinary magnificenee.
The newly married couple are to
raz. their honeymoon at Pottsdam,
and early in January will take UP
their residence at Bonn.
The German papers nave oeen
announcing that Prince Ferdinand
Of Hohenzollern, heir presumptive
To the Crown Of Roumania, Is 6
marry Princes Victoria OF Wales
and that Princess Maud IS TO he be
trothed to the Duke Of Augusten
burg, only brother OF the German
Fnperor, who Is a nephew o.
Prince Christian, n grand nephew
81 the Queen, through his m0tner
Princess Adelaide OF Hoheniohe
Laugenburg.
Prince Ferdinand is really {
marry an Austrian Archduohess
certain religious difficulties can %
overcome, and il the HapsbuIg fam
.lv- statute will not permit TN
alliance, he seek bride IN Bavaria
It is reported in Vienna that To-
hereditary Prince OF Waldeck, onl.
brother OF the Duchess OF Albany
ami Prince Macmillan OF Baden
nephew and heir presumptiye o
Inc Crank Duke, will seek 4 BRO
! in England.
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NEMESIS AGAIs
Miss Tyler shsoIs nj an Artist TO
Take RE euse.- OF Course.

Miss Tyle~ shsoIs nj an Artist TO
Take RE enEe.- OF Course.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-It IS not the
fault of Florence Tyler Of Butler,
H., that Eugene +. Measn was not
murdered by her hand. Mis- Tyler
walked into Mease's room this even
ing and shot him down. The most
sensational feature OF the shooting
is the fact that Mease was married
last Saturday to Miss Tessie Ray
mond, and the young couple had
Just started housekeeping.
The cause Of the shooting, accOrd-
ing to the statement made by Miss
Tyler, was revenge. Mease had
formerly been engaged TO her and
they were to have been married last
New Years day. He put OF the
wedding, however, and fiually n; r
ried Miss Raymond. He was one
Of the earliest members and prOmot-
ers Of the Society Of American
Painters in Water COlOrs and vas
successful himself in this branch Of
art. In 1872 he went abroad, and
exhibited his works at the Royal
Academy and elsewhere. He 10th
wrote aud made illustrations Tor the
Lnndon Neirs aud Grdpi'ic is -bsscJ
MuSsre. Since his rstufn he has
devoted his time principally to fig-
ure painting, his best work having
been in representation OF the sunny
side OF street boy life,
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DARING ROBBERY .
The Waterman Gagged and Bouus.
and $1,000 secured.

WELLsvILLE, Wis, Oct. GA
most daring robbe.y was committed
early this morning, when the office
Of Wesley & Company was entered.
The Waterman, John Devers, was
gagged, bound hand aud foot, the
safe blown open aud 5000 with a
lot q rapsrs taken. This morning
when Mr.. Wesley reached the office
he found Devers lying PROSTATE on
the floor, bound hand and foot, and
almost dead in his efforts 10 release
himself. An alarm was given and
the fine copper wire used to fasten
Dever's hands and feet was re-
moved. 1t had been so tightly
wrapped about his ankles and
wrists rs TO cut deep into the flesh,
infiicting ugly wounds. a large
red handkerchief served as n gag.
Mr.. Wesley examined the safe
and discovered his loss. he said:
''There is no clue rs 10 who commit
ted the robbery, and but little can
be learned of the subject until MIR.
Devers is heard from, | take plea
sure in saying that | have the ut
most confidence in him, and in ad.
vance OF his statement / will assert
that it is the work Of professionals -
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EIEcrING DEMOCRATS

from seats; stolen the representation
Of one State in the Senate; admit
ted TO the Union Stltes whose only
claim 10 admission is that they will
swell the republican majority; de-
uied representation TO democratic
Territories much better qualified for
Statehood in point Of population
and rsources; ignored the rights OF
the minority by the tyrannical
methods and rulings Of the Speaker
Of the House; squandcced the treas
ury surplus by eStravagant app-o-
priations to c0ucil;ate particular in
terests: enacted n tariff bill which
will supply corruption funds FOR
elections: conducted a census de
nounced everywhere as worthless,
aud manipulated for tire counting
II republican populations up and
Iem5cratic populations down; and
mas threatened the enactment Of n
force bill which will pat an end 70
State authority in the certification
OF Federal elections and make Con-
gress not a representative OF the
neo5Ie. but a creature Of whatever
men the Federal officials may choose
TO count in.
This is the reconi that confrOnts
the people. Long practice in n.y.
pocfisy has enabled the Republican
leaders to Disguise their PARTISAN
shin with patriotic language, but
their appeal, after all. is one to Gu
pidity aud selfishness-
AfteI discussing the tariff, so fai
as II relates 70 the interests Of the
farmers, the governor continues
''But not only has the republican
Congress stgoped 10
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BRIEF FELEGRiMS.

uerlip. oct. IA royal decree . issusd
conveniBg the Prussian Diet NoEen
Der i2th-i
Iondon. Oct ai.-Aceount Of fatal duel
comes from Cronstadt Count Marenzi. one
durt-t. received = shot wound, from Whieh
he IS dyins.i
Iondon. oct. al.-At Pesth yesterday, IN
auel fought with sabres, Lieut. Lazar, one
~ lie contestants. had one OF MS arm
se.ercd from his body.
Vienna. Oct. si.-fn the bohemian Diet
AZ Prague today q young Czech menl1sI
challenged the governor 70 explain W.
he repiied IN German 10 questions pu. n
lie rech language The governor 70
siiree 10 respond and such an uproar en-
ned that II became necessary 20 eioss 'He
sers,o1-
r,.bon. Oct. si.-Is is reported that the
,overnor q AfoEamlique htvinE zee
s,rsnhcd that tho colony stood IN uIsel,
need Of munitions OF war. con -. -
10 him OF military supplies IoslisI pst,,'',,
The CARO- OF the mail steamer NAirH s1i'''
Today Tor East Africa
Ioudon. oct. sl.-The S.s.daslfs . fsris
-orrespoudent believes tnaT negoil1iion,,
SSx.. b.en rcopened between Essland s y,
ss-,,,,.e Tor the surrender OF Frencn Il-lts
-. re shore OF Newfoundland Ensi%a1
nToposes pecuniary Indemnify ~ 80,
| iuands In addition, ooHSS
tory in West Area
london. oct. si.-The dock eompanle.
i.sae 4 roiiee that they viii eaneei tn .,
/ ..-r,,smeuts with the Doeker- unioh i,s -
49, Sorersber grd. Il Is their intention
n i, mi freenen and ignore inc unso.
ieadrr-. bot they will continue &c = -
svsfsni win regard 70 piece ToIk anu o'iie4
matters r..
CHICAGO. oct. sI.-The Fa-1.sr.s , hsr.s''
viii ssy this week that eaTei1i can an .o-
tlon ?. s ss Isyeais the fact that the corr
crop i turning out soIswhas sc sss M, Ma
49,. = l,1--er man last yesr, and IN aAlA
ocsoia and DasoIa almost a. large
london. Oct. si.-The Waite . stss Ii :,
s,es1eT ils,oaic. which cleared me On, - :.
80 vo-k a ..3i an. October l,tl. -. Z,
NeN 1',.I - sienaied OF BroWnhean
~ :; ms morning me Innan me 5e s'fI iIeS
cssg Of Nee Tork which ss..sI ne ri lar fSui
49, .,.,,ses mead Of her. was sisnaiied On ~
s1ms point ~ rs a.Hi- to7aJ'
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~. pn,,,t.nt,tse STAGE.

Rev. F. NJ. 5hrout, Pastor United
brethren Church, Blue Mound,
kan, says: ~ feel it my duty to
tel what wonders DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. My
Lungs were badly diseased, and my
nsrishoners thought l could live
only a few weeks. took five bot
tIes Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining 70
lbs. In weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
E,nnny Folks Combination, writes:
After a thorough trial and con-
vincipg evidence, 1 am confident
DR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, beats 'em all, and cures
when everything else ialls. In. ne
shonsand friends is 10 urge them 70
try it.'' Free trial bottles at 49,
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. Kegu-
lar size soc. and Sl.OO. .
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THE GRAND Old HAN
Addresses mn Audience Of 5000 Peo-
pie tn Edinburgh.

pie fn Edinburgh.
LoSDpN, Oct. 9t.-0ladstone I'D
dressed an audience Of 5000 people
in the cOfu esShange NJ Edinburgh
this evening. Ireland, he saii, con
tinued 10 eclipse all other subjects;
the country now fully recognized
that the Irish questions must be
s-tiI.d before others. The oPpOn-
ents Of home .alS had hoodwinked
and deiuled their constituents by
plelging themselves against cOef-
cion, promising local government
and expressing themselves against
gtantlnc larger advances from the
British c5chequer 10 buy out land
lords. Yet their iifs; AMI favorite
measure, after gaining powef was
coercion. The local government
plan was vanishing in the air and
there was a proposal before Parlia-
ment granting Ei0,09O,OO0 to buy
out the landlords. The cOnserva-
tiyes' administration Of the law was
worse than the law itself. The gov
ernment itself was the perfect pat
tern Of iilegnlity. Its methods
tended to provoke the Porte.
Gladstone referred TO the Tip
perary affair. IL was grossly Illegal,
lie said, 20 close the doors OF the
cnurt house against the people. The
appointment ~ Magistrate shannon
10 try the ease was a gross. scandal.
II such tricks were played In Eiig-
land 10y the wantonness Of power
very short way would be found to
remedy such abuse. After such
samples Of police misconduct at
( Mitchelistowh and Tipperary 70 was
| impossible 10 respeGt the police Of
the administration Of the law by
them. Their brutality and harsh
ness constituted the crOwning IL
suit Of absentisun, the grussesl that
could he inflicted on a people at
such time. The government
Wanted itself on peace in Ireland,
vet Il kept six times more police
men there than in England srt
/ Scotland. British taxpayers paid
over a million and n half pounds
yearly to the Irish police, simply to
/ assist in collecting rents for the
landlords. English and Scho.ch
landlords met their tenants fairy
aud had no fOndncss for appealing
sor policemen 10 collect their rents.
The British Landlords had los; more
on rents than thei rish landlords had.
II the government would gran. Q
general election the stale OF public
opinion would prove the country
was won over % home rule. On
this great gaestion Of ireland, Glad
stone concluded, the last Of the
fortressss in the history o. opqres-
sion would go down before the Lib
erals attack.
The speech was received with en-
| lhusisastic ebveTs.
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GENERAL BOOTHS sCiibnE.
lie wants sI.SOa.oOO TO APSiy o
the Wants OF the Poor.

He wants sI.SOa.oOO 10 Apply 90
the Wants OF the Poor.
LONDON. Oct. 2I.-The new
schume Of General Booth Tor the
relief nf the Ip-er OTisFg Of people
in this country l. meeting With
general sympathy in the press, the
sentiment entertained toward him
being one Of encouragement for the
good work OF an eccentric man,
which IS likely 10 result in much
good, even II il dOes not achieve all
that i.s author hopes for u. The
book, darkest England and the
WAY Out OF II" is written graphi'
cllly, with catchy titles not always
in the test taste, I'm the usual Saliva
ton Army manner, but dt-
spi,e i,s Outwarjly eNtrlvagant
method, /, Is characterized by great
moderation and restraint.
Booth promises 10 employ el,O9J,-
OJJ to start project to provide the
s.hcmes'' aud houses Of relief which
form part Of his ssfeure. etc, and 70
US. the reminder 0i The Sl,Nu,rSl
which he is trying 10 raise as n per
nlanent endowment fUni, which
shall realize E3O, 900 annually, to be
expended in carrying out the
various divisions of his labor. In
addition 10 his rescue work" on
The farm. esr., for outcasts, whom
he estimates to constitute a full
tenth OF the population and whom
he calls ''the submerged tenth, =
Booth proposes froth the ranks o.
the unemployed to form household
salvage corps, or n ''waste not, want
not'' brigade, which shall under
take a house 10 house collection
throughout London Of broken
victuals, east OF clothing, old news
uapers aud whatever is generally
thrown away. Out Of this he intend,
70 make up supplies for bis rescued
POOR and outcasts. Booths book /
largely statistical, as il necessary 4
show the praCticability Of his schem'
and tine basis upon which he is get
ting to work. but it is also slightly
sensational, the reading Astounding
as it does in wonderful stories Of lif'
in the slums.
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1T WILL NOT OPEN UP NEW
@ARNETs,
SsOoo and Lot of Papers StOl,n
from Safe by Daring
Robbers.
Mss TYLER is ANOTHER az.
vENeEFvL oiss.
L New Use OF Electricity Pro-
posed fer the Benefit Of
Congress.
By Telegraph 70 The SEws.I
GOVERNOR HILL
Enumerafes the sias Of the Rspub-
ftan parfv.

AAAC NJ va AaN pun
liean Party.
CANTON, Ohio, oct. eI.-Governor
Hill was greeted on his arrival here
today by a large thrOng. Tonight,
after a large torch-iight procession Of
democratic clubs, he spoke to 4
crowd Of three Thousand people at
the RINK. Many were unable 10 OBJ
tain admission. Governor Hill said,
in part: can important political
campaign is that upon which the
country has entered. The question
presented to our voters is not
whether the next House OF Repre-
sentatives viii he republican or
democratic, but whether the nature
Of our Federal government is to be
radically m dified, and the integri-
ty of our institutions successfully
threatened. The great issue is the
record OF the republican party in it,
brief control o. Congress. No party
has more recklessly deiied prece-
deRts, more hagrantly disregarded
principles, more bolstfuily over
turned traditions. more seriously in
vaded private rights, more arbitrari-
~ encrOached upon the prerOgatives
Of the States, or more tyrannicaily
used the power of the partisan ma
iority. The Rnimlting motive Of
the acts seems 10 have been only 4
perpetuation Of its own power.
"The party has increased It's ma
jority In the Eouse OF Representa-
lives by Arbitrarily
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ONE Is6ssE FooL.
rhe suIeIds Club OF Bridgeport ifsa
Only One Member Lrn-

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Oct. a.
Daniel Cowell, said to have been "a
member OF the alleged Suicide
Club Of Bridgeport, which has at
tanned some notoriety in recent
years, committed suicide on Friday
night by taking prussic acid in
Christopher knoedler's State Street
saloon. Coveu had been on a spree
for several days. He was pho
tographer Of ability aud the poison
was procured by him from the stock
OF the las; shop in which he worked,
cyanide Of potassium or prussic acid,
one OF the deldliest Of pOisons, be-
ing used extensively in phctog-
raphy. lie procured n glass OF
water from SalOoakeeper Khoedler
aud, emptying the poison into the
water, took il of at n gulp. Then
he ataggefed into the street and
dropped on the sidewalk, dying be-
fore an ambulance could affits.
COweIl is said TO have been the last
member but one Of the alleged Sui
eide Club.
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Vienna. Oct IA proposal has been
submitted 10 the lower Austrian Diet 70
Increase the duty on American weav ~
frocls n retaliation for the Mckinley law.
Bern6, Ott. M.-The evidence N the suit
brouzh. Is toe Tsrtno CantOnali Bank
against the goyerr-e.i 81 the canton, ans
Ing from the embezzlemenf Of one million
francs Jy the treasurer OF the CANON. hOWs
the etubeEE cu ent WIS intimately ronnect
ed with the revolt last September II ~ said
that Signor Rezpiue. At the head OF the an
t0nai government. has documents compFg-
missing number Of infn=nual men IN
political lie.
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scANpALoVs CHAneEs.
A Judge Think. PIstoishat can
Rerufp Them.

kelule Ettths
KANSAS CRY, Oct. 2l.-A couple
Of weeks aeo = se'lsatiHnsl Isleri
polished here weekly, printed re
pJft Of scandalOus charges against
Judge q. ID. Burgess Of the Eish-
teenth Circuit Of this State As soon
as the paper reached Broosileld,
Missouri, where the Judge was held
ing court, he caused warrants 20 he
iss1e,I against Henry l.. Preston
and Isaac Lavien, the editc-s, fer
criminal libel. They were arrested
and taken % tho. point, and gave
bail 70. .Heif nearing todly. Their
preliminary examination took place
al Brookheld this morning. They
proved that they only published an
item from an old paper, which had
never caused n libel sTit, and in con-
sequence they were acquitted,
Judge Burgess was not in court,
hut was in town. Preston vent 10
the Brookfieli bank to draw money
ursyious 10 returning TO Kansas
CITY. Near the door Of the bank
Preston and the Judge met. Burgess
exclaimed: "I'll teach you to Willy
n mans good name!" and, drawing
a revolver, fired. The shot missed
H. mark. Officers who happened t1
be present rushed up and disarmed
the Indignant Judge. Preston anu
T..yieu were arrested ut the depot
f,- criminaIly libeling prominent
neorls Of Chillicothe, Missouri, 2nt
were at once taken 70 that point
where they gave hail.
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work or bread.

DUBLIN, Oct. GA crowd oil
farmers and laborers at Schulz be-
sieged the boari Of guardians today
demanding work or bread, on ae-
count of the failure Of the potato
crop. The board replied that the
law does not permit outdoor relief.
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,0 r.,.,,ea Prom Russia.

ODESSA, Oct. 2l.-In accordance
with the Cars enforcement Of the
anti-Jewish law, the Jews Ia ks
beneft were today ordered to leave
that city. All the Jew in Aker-
man, twenty-eight miles from here,
have been ordered 10 leave that
town.
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ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
- waracd. undsr the penalty proylle.
~ ordinance. not 10 remove tee BODY OF
4ry- dr.t animal. OF oifAl, or 9Th OF any
licsrrIptiou. WITHOUT irs; nognyins tne
Citv -rareugtr, WHO will issue directions
Tor ~ disposal. .,,,,,-,,
City sclyenEcT, Room 6. City Hal:
4 ri I.th isnn "f
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Royce and LalGin6 Company
NOTICE.

rVHE Annual MEETING OF TIE
Stockholders Of the south Jordan
C.nal Co. vii he held 4; p. m. on hon
Cav. October zsth, 100. AZ Nest Jost.an
Ward House. salt Lake Color the election
Of onlcers FOR the ensuing two years.
60. a. a egEp- So
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NOTICE

rN COMPLIANCE WITH : REQUEST;
notice is hereby Elsen INST = seeeii y
->.,,t;y,- ~ ne stockholders OF tie sou
49, f,.raI Co.. viii be held 81 West
.ic,,.-4. wsr,i House. on october sIih $50. Al
N Z, fo- ne purpose Of taking INTO con
i,,i.r.fien he mattrr OF changing the by
laws of the corporati1n d the iT1nsactlon
Of such her Jus uczs Is NAV Sohc oe'O'e
the meeting.
a. GIEBs,
Secretary
n,fed n Rfvert-7f, Oct. L. Is9o.
Sr-r.5T y T SlIrdgE lui leCthers- cNstu
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,r,HAsEISG THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR
literal patronage in the pAsi.no pan n
viii be spared 10 retain their iaso.a ~ IN. M
fuff,re: the business will be eonaneteo N. ~.
carried on - in the pas, seven -
'''''N ROBERT SHERWOOD
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NOTICE!

U,HE PARTNERSHIP MER asr 10 u
sss,zood Bros. having been dissoiFec.
Robert sherwood only Il authorized 20 col
is,.f All aerounts due and assume all re-
snonsibtiIties Of the late nrm- -
ROBERT sHERwDop.
e. W. SHERWOOD.
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WE ADVISE our FRIENDS

WHO NEED ANYTHING N THE
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rices. TINS lrn Is reliable and VIII ifgat
vru riEnt.
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Both DIVIDEND.

&c. H.L. salt Lake City:
October 18Th, l,so.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or
n tnree per cent has been ut
rlaTed on the Capital stock OF az
Insiiiutior, payable Noteli,o 'elIL..l -;
,,rtni,er ssh. personally upon pre-
srrtstioa OF their stock certificates.
or uuon tneir written order.
T.G. WEBER,
secretary
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RIn cRANpE WESTERN RY.
cL-.rrsT - TAHLE. AUG. q. -.

IOC.r TRAINS SALT LAKE. : OGDES;;
l,..g.- l,it IlI.s 80 am. and $50 pm and
So p.u-
r-l--rlr-. arrive salt Lake az !o.to a-Hl-
ans 10 aud 50 pm.
Tain ar YES from " lsatch on satui u1ls
Pa1-ar uaIacs ard h-dett sleeping car.
on an through trans.
o.. o. pouLu l. II. BENNETT.
~ - - ssl,a-s- ssar PIT. Z Pass-hgt-
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