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stanley. visit ito America

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-Henry NJ
Stanley, the African explorer, is ex'
pected TO arrive IN this country on
November 5, with his wife and Mrs.
Tenant, his mOther-in-law. He i:
to sail from England October 20 on
the TouiORic. In New York the
party will stay al the Everett House.
No public appearance will be made
by MIR. Stanley In this country
until he attends reception
10 be held at the Metropolitan
Opera House in this city on
the evening Of November IL,
when he will deliver his lecture on
'sThe reserve Of Emin; the Forests,
PiEmies and the March Across
africa, - for the benefit of the home
for the convalescents at Summit,
N
The reception 10 Mr.. Stanley in
connection with his lecture is ex-
pected TO be n noteworthy occasion.
The reception committee will con-
sist Of 300 men known in science,
art, literature, finance and politics.
In fact, the whole gathering will IL
is fully expected, be as fine as any
ever arranged in this country to
do honor TO any distinguished per-
SON.
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KILLED Rrn GnmhI.r.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Ex-Alderman
William ii. Whelan was shot and
MORALLY wounded in n slate Street
resort early Sunday morning by
George NJ. Halfway, a gambler,
Whelan died this afternoon. The
tory, as told by eye witnesses of the
-hooting. was that Whelan and one
McGinnis, an officer of the health
department of this city, had been
out drinking all Saturday night, and
reaching this saloon sat down 10
have lunch. While they were eat
ing and drinking halfway came in
ami was asked TO dine with them,
aud soon after sitting down began
to flourish a revolver. Whelan tie
manded that he put it up or he
would be made to do so, and after
some further words Halfway shot
Whelan, tie ball passing clear
through his body and striking the
spine.
Halfway was seen in prison by
several reporters and told several
conflicting stories, the last one be-
ing that he was attacked by McGin-
mis- and that in defending himself
the shooting occurred. What the
trouble was with Whelan he would
moi say. There Is evidently n story
hahind IL.
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Tram arrives PARK City .-....-.-l-.1l an
leaves $1,000, 81. PEN
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MONDAY d. 1890 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TERRITORY

Tor the night, she Immediately arose
anu making her way to her fathers
smoking room, tCok a 39-,aI.br,
revolver from 4 drawer and pfo.
ceeded 10 the room from which the
noise mad come. Here she saw the
burglar enter the main part OF the
noise. Upon following she found a
Iaru looking specimen of maahood.
VINO later on proved 10 he James
iooin, a notorious Boston crook
and cracker. He was lust rifling
the drawer OF Mr.. Connelly's desS
when Mamie entered the room and
shouted: "Either surrender or l will
shoot." The rufIian sprang upon
the girl, who proved equal 10 the
emergency and emptied two cham
oers OF the revolver into him, one Of
me bullets striking just above the
ieit lung, bringing him to the
ground. At this point his accom-
phce, who was on watch outside.
entered the house 10 assist his fallen
pab but the plucky girl covered
him with her weapon and he began
70 beg for mercy. She forced him
70 sit down until the male OCCUPANTS
OF the house had been aroused, when
ne was handed over 10 the police for
safe keeping.
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The EIzIt Honr Dill.

LONDON, oct 26.-The eight-hOur
bill for miners, which has the hearty
endorsement Of Mr.. Gladstone, with
a general scheme for an eight-hour
day In the background, will be the
test question to try the relative
strength and temper OF the govern
ment and its opponents. a number
Of constituencies, Notwithstanding
that the opinion OF the country is
dead against the legal imposition OF
an eight-hour working day generally
upon all the trades, decidedly favor
the application OF the eight hour
idea to the case Of miners, en-
ployes Of the government and local
authorities. The London County
Council and many municipal
powers employ the rule to their
employees in every grade.
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FTam che souIa

fufOrf Express DAB All
Juaf. Provo, Lehi. Irult0u, Silver
Guy and Eureka Ezurrsa tf7 10 RI
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An American cr,I.en Arrested.

CoNsTANTISOPLB, October CO.
Trouble has arisen between Hirsch,
American Minister, and the Porte
over the arrest Of an American sub
ject on suspicion of being implicated
in Armenian revolutionary plots.
The accused s graduate Of Bow
dom College. lie came to Turkey
during tne administration Of Presi-
dent Hayes and founded an Ameri-
can college, but the project fell
through, and he has since remained
here. Hirsch secured his release
pending trial and sent an energetic
protest TO the foreign minister
against the violation of the right Of
domiuile of an American citizen,
and demanded satisfaction and pun
ishment of the official who ordered
the arrest. He further declared that
he would refuse 10 produce the ac-
cused unless satisfaction was
granted and until informed Of the
charge against him.
The statement was sent 10 Hirsch
that the accused has engraved a
seal for secret Armenian committees.
Proof was produced that the man
had no knowledge Of engraving, and
had recently been acting as an
agent for an American firm engaged
in the manufacture Of Photographic
apparatus. The government then
expressed regrets. Hirsch, however,
still maintained his demand for salts
faction.
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African wars Imminent.

LONDON, Oct. 28.-Two wars seem
imminent in Africa. II was hoped
by the British Government that by
cutting of supplies at Suasin in
tended for Soudan, Osman Digna
would be so weakened as 10 &c I'M
able TO undertake hostilities. This
expectation has not been fulfilled.
The Dervish leader is said to be ad.
vancing on Upper Egypt with e
formidable force.
Advices from Southeastern Africa
are TO the effect that the expedition
against With will develop n war OF
considerable proportions. The
Arabs, made desperate by the slave
trade, have chosen that place as n
rallying ground. The European
German forces in South Africa have
been instructed to combine with the
English against the Sultan Of WITH.
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Train leaves sih South & Nain -, 7-lam
- arrives" lLI u-L
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4 Pastoral Letter.

DUBLIN, Oct. GA pastoral
letter adopted at the autumnal meet.
ing Of the Roman Catholic Hier.
archy Was read today in the Cath.
Ole churches throughout Ireland.
The letter protests against attempts
to minimize the potato crop failure,
as such a curse was the disastrous
one pursued during former famines.
1t appeals to the government for
timely assistance to prevent what
trustworthy reports show 10 be a
real and widespread danger. The
letter contains a reiteration Of the
papal prohibition of the "Plan OF
Campaign" and boycotting, and
directing the people to have nothing
whatever to do with politics. Ii
concludes by expressing sympathy
with the evicted tenants aud the
hope that parliament may succeed
in adopting measures reinstatiug
the evicted and preventing future
eyictions.
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Affected the Money Market.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-Tbe enormous
sum of $780, 900 which the French
man won over the victory Of Ali
clnte in Cambridgvshire, has pro-
duced an effect never dreamed pos
sible. This is nothing less than n
fall in the rate OF exchange between
London and Paris. Though the fall
is a slight one, II il still sufficiently
marked and has been the cause Of a
great deal Of talk among bankers on
both sides Of the channel. AS the
system Of international betting is
growing larger every year, the au-
thorities say the time is fast ap-
preaching when bankers and brok-
ers will have TO watch the race
course as a powerful factor in the
movements OF the money market.
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stanley as an Aeeuser.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Herald
viii publish tomorrow an interview
wiz Stanley, In which he slys, II
r-edful or desirable, he could blast
the reputation OF Major BarttelOt
and the Others who brought charges
against him. lie declared that no
English jury would have found the
alleged murderer Of Major BarttelOt
guilty, intimating that the major
had insulted the wife OF the man
who killed him. Stanley asserts
tia. he has ample proof Of the
statements, but refused To make pub
lie at least a portion OF it until the
officers who accompanied Bartte!Ot,
and who are cognizlnt 81 the facts,
shall have Published their books.
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$. II. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis,
WAS troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism. his Stomach was dis
ordered, his Liver was affected 10 an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles Of Elec-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
H., had running sore on bis leg Of
eight years standing. Used three
bottles Of Electric BitJers and seven
boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and his leg is sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, o., had five large
Fever sorts on his leg, doctors said
he was incurable. One bottle Elec-
trio Bitters and one box Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured bin entirely.
Sold by a. c. Smith & Co.'S Drug
Store. 81
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PARIsIAN CRIME.
Another Tragedy Somewhat Re.
sembIlng the Gouae Case.

PARIS, Oct. ga crime which
has set every farislan talking By
reason OF its resemblance TO the cels.
brated 6oufie case was penetrated
on Thursday at Chanteiie. ten miles
from Glnuat. The victim was II
Lepine, n notary Of that town, and
his relations with n lady who Is now
under supervision Of the police as
having committed the murder, or
suggested it, were not merely the
formal ones that generally exist be-
tween lawyer and client. In fact,
the nOtaryis attention 10 his client
long ago attracted the attention Of
the TOssipA Of Chaatelle.
The widow Is well known in
Paris, where her husband occupied
a very good position. She is a
fascinating woman, indeed, ami
oddly enough, her general appear
ance recalls In some degree that Of
La Belle Gabrielle.
On Thursday morning the notary
received a very pressing invitation
b dine with his fascinating client,
who said she wanted to consult him
on certain points in her will and TO
DISCUSS SOME QUESTIONS
about her property. The notary ac-
cepted the Invitation and in the az.
ternOOn, after leaving his office,
went home, changed his raimeni
and proceeded TO the widows house.
He took the precaution, however,
TO put a revolver Into his rocket. rs
his way lay through a lonely road
aud several assaults had bcen COM
mitted by fOotpads.
Next day Monsieur Lepine was
missing. 4 messenger was sent 10
the widows house, but as he drew
near was hOTritie.i AZ finding traces
OF blood, which led to n secluded |
spot, where he found the body OF the /
notary lying in a pool Of 4
gore. The messenger imme lately /
gave the alarm aud the remains OF /
the notary were taken to his house, !
where an examination revealed the /
fact that he was pierced in no less
than eight places by bullets Of a rg-
vOlver, while his throat was cut
from ear 10 ear. The police assert
that they know as a fact that the
notary was first fired nj In the
widows muse and that he fled into
the garden, only 10 be fired II 4
second time. Then a regular volley
vas poured into the PROSTATE form
by tue murderers, who finished their
bloody work by cutting his throat.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

New York, oct IA furniture wagon
was struck by freight trsin on a crossing
near B-ooklyn last night Two men were
killed and one fatally injured.
Scranton, Pa, oct. e6.-Andrew Pedito, a
Pole, hat an ave driven into his ssuli In a
ace n-ht between HunsIrians and Poles
this morning. lie will die. Several others
were wounded.
san Francisco, Oct 90 Al the Olympic
Club glmes ycsteri y. c. ID. Baird walked
al exhibition half mile in minutes, = !.
seconds. bearing the WORLDS record OF ,
minutes. Seconds.
Atlanta. Ga. Oct. q Fifteen armed men
burned down toe building OF l. r. Narnes-
In Coffee County. last night because OF bis
suuposed participating IN the late riots. 7 he
governor has cilled out the militia
Lisbon, Oct % -Advices from Moran
bigns ,zv II = reported that the Matabeies
attacked the British south African eSpsdi-
ton in Msshonalanf and killed 50 men
The report is not confirmed
Laad6a. oct. es.-The dead body Of Mrs;
Hobbs child was found cay IN lels
scent 70 the road in the neighDornooa
a. south Hampstead. where the moihers
body was found Friday ght.
c,.v.l,ns q. Oct. 81 heavy north .
,,s,er -seed on Lake Erie an day creating
= terrible sea. The barge HdhHepiia T Ne
., ne breakwater tins evening John VIII
iisras and Ira smith were drowned.
r-,ic, Ky. oct s5.-Nrs. Van Hoosen
- ..,.penvi on Rats" with -four meal IN
i..sf, and piaced II in pantry 70 ki-i
- while she was absent from home
~ d,nrhter made griddie cake, OF the
Inixtgre. Cora, aged ., Is dead anu o'hei
two yery H.
New York, oct. as.-There vas s 9sl.,rt
-sfhering OF Germans a. AnpsI. y. ~,
,sssi,ts,s acfh hfrthday. The theatre was
crowded and many turned away. se, ne
~ tsb,caux reuresennng scenes "a ~.
.-a.t generals life Was presentel a.
there was Al elaborate mnsie@-
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II.r rnInItnnh 40 sfn-r

Rev. F. N. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound,
Kan, says: 81 feel it my duty q
tell what wonders Or. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. Ny
Lungs were badly diseased. and my
parishoneFs thought / could live
only a few weeks. / took five bot
ties OF De-. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining -
Zoe. in Fcight.7
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny FOLKS Combinations, write:
CATER q thorough trial and con-
viuciug evidence, | am confident
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, beats 'em al. and cures
when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness / tan DO my many
thousand friends IS 10 urge them %
try IT," Free trial bottles at 4. G..
Smith d Co.'s Drug Store. RegU-
lar size soc. and Sl.OJ. 3
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WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. Go
Mrs. Brennan Of st. Louis, the de.
mented woman who jumped from
the train at Clarksburg, October 9th,
and ran 10 the hills, leaving seven
small children in the car, was acct.
dentaliy found today, hiding In a
fodder shock within three-quarters
OF a mile of town. She had been
without food or water for seventeen
days and exposed to dfenehins
rains and cold weather. She was
taken charge OF by the authorities
and her friends notified by tel,.
graph.
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RoUSDoUT, n. Y, Oct. 26.-The
Hudson River today showed the
highest tide in forty years. The
brick yards suffered enormously.
Millions Of brick were lost. The
yards between Roseton and Albany
are submerged. II is estimated that
1900, 900 bricks have been lost in the
Kingston district. Fires were put
out in the kilns in process Of burn
ing, green kilns were thro wn down
and brick underneath sheds washed
nInr
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4 GREAT FIRE.
More ihan Twenty Squares Burned
at Mobile. Ala

NOZZLE. Ala, OF. 2j.-One Of
the most disastrous conflagrations
ever witnessed in this city began
today about noon, in Stewart &
Butts shiugle mill, and was not
gotten under control for five hours,
and then only ate. n favorable
change Of wind. The fire depart
ment AMI volunteers worked with
the utmost vigOr. ThIse river
steamers, one Oceau-gOing ship, the
Mobile x Ohio Railroad wharf, cot
ton seed oil mills, eight warehouses,
three cotton congresses, with prob
ably ten thousand bales Of cotton,
a big ice factory, a box factory, and
one large coal shed were destroyed
In fact, t,Is buildings bounded 10y
the river front, Knox Street. the
northern boundary of the city, 10
81. Louis Street Oa the south, seven
streets, and from the river front To
Royal Street on the west were
burned out. Toe losses will reach
probably three quarters OF a million,
with insurance OF $4,000 There
was no loss Of life, although many
firemen were overcome with heat
and smoke, and had narrow escapes
from falling walls.
The alarm of fire at Stephen &
Butts mill, had scarcely come in,
when a second alarm was sounded
for the burning residence Of MOsely
Tucker, on Dauphin, near Broad,
which was completely burned. The
residence adjoining was also de-
stroyed. The two alarms being fol-
lowed by a general alarm, caused
the greatest excitement among all
classes, and coon the report was
srread that the entire business por-
ton Of the city was in danger, and
thousands Of men, women aud
children rushed 70 the scene. No
one felt safe even in the business
portion Of the city. and wagons,
drays and all kinds Of vehicles were
engaged in carrying away valuable
books and papers.
More than twenty squires were
burned. The tracks OF all the rail-
roads cent, ring here have been OBJ
strncted by the debris in the burned
district and trains are delayed,
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Tothe Death.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oc'. ga duel
to the death was fought near Dan
ielsville, Madison county, yesterday,
In which VIM. Sanders, prominent
planter, was killed and Wm. Martin,
his neighbOr, fatally wounded. For
SOME time there has been bad blood
bet Ween the men. The trouble cul-
minated Saturday. Sanders heard
shooting in the direction OF Mathis
house, and, lOOkiug out, saw his
hogs running. He at once concluded
that Martin was shooting at them,
50 he took his gun anu started out.
" hen asked what be m,ant 10y
shooting at the hogs, Martin said me
would shoot him (Sandersj Toe, IL lie
bothered him AMI after a few more
woris the men began firing.
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Am rn-ncre.sfnI Crnl.e.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. eth,
whaling schooner Alton, Captain
Newth, arrived here after an un'
successful attempt to penetrate In,
northwest Arctic passage. Hel
captain reports the death Of John
Hill Of New Bedforl. m ate Of the
ship AEry Thomas, and who is saiu
10 be one Of the b=st-knOwn am
most successful whaleTs in the
world,
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NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-This after.
noon n fatal runaway OccIT,ei in
Brooklyn. The well-snown sugar
rcliner Randolph Mollruhauer, with
ms wife, were driving. The horse
became frightened AMI ran away.
Mr.. Mollenhauer jumped aui had
his leg broken. Mrs. Mlllenhauer
remained in the carriage aud was
unhurt.
Mrs. Maria l.. Trei'son, agei 81,
on the sidewalk, was struck by the
pole Of the wagon and killed. Her
daughter Ida, . years old, received
= compound fracture Of the skull.
Further on Mrs. Helen White was
knocked down and ha! several ribs
broken.
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CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 26.-The
term Of the Observation-Disclosures
boundary commission has been ex-
tended two years.
A large quantity Of cigars are
being shipped from Mexico to the
United States.
Heavy rains are causing much
destruction 70 property in the States
of GliiscO ami Colim7. Mauz2niilo
was partially flooded by heavy
waves from the ocean.
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J.G. BInIneIu Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct 2j.-Secretary OF
State Blaine, accompanied by Mrs.
and Miss Blaine anu William Wal.
ter Phelps, minister to Germany, ar
rived in this city this morning, and
Is n guest Of his son EmmOns, at
the latter's resiience. No political
speeches will be made by the secre-
tary during his three days visit
with his sons family, but on We'd
nesday, en- rOUts east, he will adj
dress the people at South Bend, Ind.
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Pneumonia naG EroucHfiis Gerry
oss 9ar-:hl=si 60. Gar
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It is not generally known that
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nna rnn ,Innn ror Them.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 26.-Twe
burglars attempted to rob the resi-.
dence of John X. Connolly about
O'Clock this morning. The hrsi
n discover the robbers was Mamie,
the ls-year-old daughter. Hearing
n necuiiar noise In the lower part Of
the house, although she had retired
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nnrnr. InnhntNcn YorI..

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %. - The
steamship Eysfd, from Palermo,
with loss Italians on board, landed
this morning at the wharf Of the
Northeastern railroad, and immedi-
ately all came ashore, the inspectors
having found their papers correct.
A detachment OF police was sent to
the scene to preserve order.
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BIO GRANpE WESTERN BY.


LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE 4 OGDEN.
Leave salt axe $50 am. and $50 pm. and
So pm.
Returning, arrive salt LAKE az lO.45 an
sai $50 and 6.55 pm.
Train arr yes from Nasatch on Saturdays
ana leaves tOr Wasatch on Mondays only.
Pullman palace ard hufett sleeping cars
on al through trans.
d. O. DODGE. J. II. BENNETT,
Ge1err' NsnsEer Gen Frt &Pass-AEt.
General Offices at salt Lake City. Utah.
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,r,ukNKISG TIE PUBLIC FOR THEIR
El,erai p1rronaE IN me pas no paihs
y III BE .pared TO tain their ityors - ne
future; the business viii D onals.'l ~, ~
carried on as In the past seEen e@1s' ~ '-s
s.ras stsrd. 81 Telephone IS
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