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J. Z. Caine Weld In"

At about 10 O'Clock last evening,
rs Mr.. j. T.. Cainc WAS walking
along near the Episcopal Church
on FiTst South Street, two men ap-
preached him. and one OF them
struck him a stunning blow upon
the head with 4 club, knocking hin.
down. The aSsaiIant made further
effort 10 strike Mr.. CAME, but tia,
latter eluded him. and called for
help. The two f0ot!ad- then beat d
retreat, and Mr.. Caine went 10 the
City Hall, where his wound wa.
attended to. The robbers secured nc
booty, but made good their escape.
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H. DINWOODEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder'S Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
70 use part OF their store,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 > employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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i'lnS " onaH'> Journal. ''

'.'e July n1m3er octhis excellent
Tl1s'l'He displays decided ability,
are several original roems 5v
ID, authors @hirh AR good. u.
'-'' 9 wei written article on
.,g musical festival, ami Nj. Mel.
CONTINUES his iresti-con shake
s1'r 10 vein probably never he.
.s,s ah'-nachsi by a wri,er n
, -,.., e!lan literature. Tn. gr.st
-. ana dramstist is seen ana AM
-: - in light in which he w,s
s,' 80. never before examin.J
A93iiiiy ana moral tone Of a Ib III,
Isf ehareteriz- Mr.. Neisn,7il
,,ilinent of his great subject. Tbere
Ir Other features o. TIE nurI,ar
&C, ,,.gl itserve especial mention
ai. +, s'2i Judgment and ability are
- =, 'aEs4 in lhe editing Of this num-
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me greatest sufferer. I'm The world

Are women; their delicate organ
izations being particularly suscepu-
bic 10 arrangements and disease. DIR.
KeDnedy's Favorite Remedy, Of
ROndout, y. Y, purifies the blood,
invigorates the system and fortHes
;t against the diseases incident to
age, climate and season. IL i the
best medicine in this world. Keep II
in the housS for your ehildren's
sake, as wen rs for yoar own.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-12
Equalization Of TaXeS.

The Territorial Boarl Of Equal.
ization met in this city yesterday.
There were present Il. &. Lund,
+. G. Wooley, John T.. Booth, c.
Il. Hank, J. y. kimtall AMI r. J.
Cannon.
Chairman J. L. D0oly was un-
avoidatly absent owing to pressing
business in salt Lake.
The board examined a number of
witnesses relative to the value Of
property throughout the county.
Some OF the board left for Salt Lake
last evening.
Today the board will visit Utah
County and prosecute their lahOrs nj
that pOint.-OGOieH Standard.
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DR.. Rascom's Case.

On the night Of July ari, during
the progress Of the Opera House
fire. DIR. Bascom was wounded by \
pistol shot, said to have been fired
accidentally, during dispute with
a policeman. There has been Al
effort To hush the matter up, hut in
view Of the reports Of the affair
that nave become widespread ana
contain statements Of q serious ma
iure. au investigation Of The circum-
stances should he had. The story
that IL was a stray shot; thai
caused the doctor serious injury has
not teen acceptable thus far.
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Work For Fifty.

The Inland Salt Company, a.
will be seen by advertisement, offer
employment to fifty men, who are
wanted at once to engage in the
work of salt gathering. at the COM
pany's works, Saltaire, ON the bor-
ders OF the lake Apply to Y. w.
Clayton. office Of Inland Salt Com
many. lions Savings Bank, this
city.
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Sanpete Notes.
The Ephraim Eegister Of July Z
f,,., tE,.. E,lT,t-f.,sr.

The Ephraim EegiSer Of July o
has the following:
The r. G. ". are advertising fOI
ties for the first - miles Of the rOau
through Sanpete.
Deputy ClawsOn arrested II.
Justisen, OF Emery County. on the
usual charge, at Mt. Pleasant Tues
day.
The grasshOppers have pretty
well scattered over the entire fielu
now, and with the exception Of 5
few farms where they began opera
tons, have not done much mischief.
but the promise their pre>enc,
makes for next year i not good.
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FRAGMENTS
T.w On Monday.

Tw 1u MONDAY.
Rru the advertisement az Tire
.saaiu sale at u. &. VI. /.
q registered voters snould e. To
-eF1l.s on Monday 8l1d vosv nj the
sasl esecliUu.
EREWFE ths school elections
~ Monday, The polls viii he opcn
acne h'l- E.tcr sunrise.
r#- cri0n Pacific has maize
Sc 1iDuli trip rates from western
iT1;s'g famous watering places in
-stsss.
!HEthia-sBtu quorum Of Seven
If ~iI meet iH the Twentieth
Wan ves,ry GA Monday evening.
July u a. 7sl O'Clock.
THF a,es.iug uftne tenth quorum
IS Seventies. Whica was 70 meet in
'ls7es.Ey ID, the Eighth Ward meet
rl--acI=e, 20 Monday night. has
.e-u POSTPONED a.. one month.
Lar eren.ag. al 4 meeting OF
.ls iaSE 7ve.S ia the Sixth district
t.--g ION WIS passed unanimous
stcInS 10 tine collection Of the
,- sI9g. tax assessed in the
.
weeks ago the Z Mon Pacific
q reduction Of - per cent in
.lmoer Of employees iu the com
>lol- al various points. bat
4'gcarEei men are now being
.llr taken hack.
IA regular monthly meeting of
-r sairl quorum Of Seventies has
- - !ostIonei from Monday. july
-, % Monday. July DIST. BY
.'leS % lie Presidents.
AEIlEE ?. BARNES, Sec'y.
in. IN, meeting Of the third quorum
:" E.lefs which was to meet in
,- Ninth Ward meetin--house on
~ ~ month.
IH"S. GAERkFU. President.
,-AhEE' q lie tweuty-fourth
. '- , % Seventies are requested
..L,,, in -le Sixteenth District
...' ~ .. n1.,s', on sunday, July 18th,
.. l. o'clock. Business Of i'm
7o'e III! be transacted.
JONI VINCENT.
CLERK 9th Quorum.
N,NI>lEEs u the different de-
/. .iinat!ous who have not l,eeu
aiiel upon by the old Folks,Com-
.'i.ee and furnished with tickets
+, i themselves and old folks. will.
-. /. call upon G. r. Savage at the
~ bazaar and obtain them.
OLD FOLKS COMMITTEE
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Denrniiy FROM BrIEhrS disease.

;. ID. NanBuskirk, Of Demarest.
\. J., says Aug. 20, ISIS: DIR
David Kennedy's FavOfite Rem
edy, Of Rondout, y. Y. has currc
our daughter Of Bright's Disease,
after all other means had failed.
She WIS - swollen that she meas
ured IS incbes around the waist,
and Is inches below The knee. To
say that We feel thankful for such q
boon rs FasOrite Remedy Is but a
poor expression, o. tI,e feelings Of
grateful parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-12
THE DOCTORS HAVE CONE /:
First Three Months Free OF Charge.

4 staff Of Eminent English
Physicians and Surgeons have ar
rived in Salt Lake City, and
will permanently locate at then
residence, No. l35 T.. First South
Street. All who visit these emf
nent doctors before August lst will
receive services until September lst,
free Of charge. The only favor de-
sired is n recommendation from
those whom they cure. They treat
all diseases and deformities, but in
no instance will an incura5le case
be accepted. II your disease is he
yond all hOpe they will frankly tell
YOU 80; also, caution you against
spending more money for useless
treatment. Remember the dates
and go early, for their offices are
crowded from morning till night.
Office hours from n. m. to : p. M.
Sundays, Ia a. m. 10 3 p. IN.
P.S.-This Governmental Staff Of
Physicians and Surgeons is incOr-
porated 10y an Act Of Legislature.
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Willard COUNTY.

brother Gabriel Huntsnian Of
.Ainore, called at this office yester-
-'a afternoon. He reports cop
sfects there, and in most parts Of
-A.ad County, rs excellent. To
.h.. rule he SAYS Scipio l. an ex-
triton. That town has suffered
I'm late iEo>ts, and J. also expert
cation. IVA III
..l 1Io..ies huniSmau was called TO
~ clly on count Of the illness Of
~ llIShie. Edith, who was taken
T1 M. while visiting with friends herr
,-n,.ss seriously ID. she j. not. 81
,io,, ,,.,-'l4inS physician thinks. in a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-12
TIE most complete line Of Wall
Paper in town at
PEOPLES EQUITABLE CO-OP.
President brigham TOupE'~
Letters.

II Is my intention to compile all
my fathers Letters for publication,
and l viii H. greatly obliged b all
thOse Who have such letters II they
will kindly forward them to JAMIE
\. Little. care Jtitb.ils instructor
Office, Salt Lake City, thE. they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters will lie most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
owners. Respectfully,
i&s joins w. YOUNG.
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Joy 10 the woridi

These are n few Of the names Of
the mothers who live in the 18th
Ward, whose children have been
cured by J. ;. Richardson's In.
valuable Cure for Canker and
Diphtheria. In fact, thousands in
salt Lake City alone can bear wit
ness. Also, great preventive.
For sale at CSC per bottle ut Il. &.
NJ. /. and Godbe + Pitts. Can be
had at all the Ward STORES.
Albert Unger, HeI,ry Hodge, Mrs.
j. Balzrr, Mrs. y. Morris, Mrs. w.
Ongley. Mrs. rs =. Lewis, Mrs.
Joseph Read, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs.
NJ. Lloyd, Mrs. b. w. Ashton and
Mrs Evans. 18th Wand.
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NntIcc In onr Pntrnn.

Not having any Telephone, our
customers viii please leave orders ut
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depo; for
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and Hops.
Estate or II. Il. MARGETTs.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM, NOUN
TAIN DIVISION.
o., and after juno :l.h, lSs0, GGriieio
Beach trans BiU TTsu as JCiiOIrs:

daily except Monday and Tues,
DAY.
iEXcept Sunday.
Fare for the round trip, 80 cents.
Tickets For Sale at Union Ticket
Office and at Depot.
:. W. ECCLEs,
q. =. A, Salt Lake.
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rirri r1rct, Firc,i,

To our numerous patrons in Salt
Lake City, we take pleasure In an
nOunCing that we are fully prepared
to ill all demands which you may
make upon US for our Uuequalled
Lager Beer.
SALT LAKE CITY BREwI,;G Co,
JACOB MORTZ,
Gen'l Manager.
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ID ID AT H -

sopEEBERG.-In this city a, 30 O'Clock,
July Isth. Of dropsy. Andrew P. sOdeTbers;
born IN GO'tenberg. sweden. FEB. .. ISL.
He died in fun faith OF the Gospel snd IN
a0Te OF g gio,ious resurrection.
scandinavian papers. please copy.
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Pain and dread attend tbe use a

Pain and dread attend the use Of
most catarrh remedies. Liquids anu
snufIs are unpleasant as well a.
dangerous. Ely's Cream Balm is
safe, pleasant, easily applied into the
nOstrils, and a sure cure. IL cleans
IS the nasal passages and heals the
infiamed membrane, giving relic!
al once. Price soc. Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-12

Pneumonia and Bronchitis Garry
on cns-slsird OF the Human Race.
IL Is NOT Strerriiy known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry of
third Of the human race, but
such are the facts, and what il more
surprising, both Of the above
diseases. result from neglecting n
common ordinary cold. 4 cough
should never be neglected. II IL j..
every time you catch cold you
cough harder. and il sticks by you
longer. BSllari's HorehOund Syrup
Is the t-st remedy In the world for
Pneumonia, Bronchitis and all
throat and lung Troubles. II YOU
have any throat trouble, c-il for
Ballard's Horehound Syrup and
take no other. lions Cooperative
Mercantile institution, Agent. /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-12

The best Thread for Hand or W.
chine use j. ClaJk's "Aiile End. -
White thread wound on Llack ssools
For sale by :. kELLNEE. New Dry
Goods Store, 80 and ~ -. Main
Street. Tar d sat
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rirrI rIrr:t Firc.i:

To our Country Customers: Don't
be deceived; We have ample supply
on hand Of our unequalled Lager
Beer 10 fill your orders.
SALT LAKE CITY BREWING Co.,
JACOB MORTZ,
Gen'l Manager.
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SPECIAL notice..


All Tax Payers who have not re-
ceived their Territorial and County
Tax Notices for 1880, will get them
by asking At the Post Office.
". y. HARDY,
Collector fof Salt LaEe Coun,y.
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prTIaeJS SERVICES.

LIS services Of the ChaccSioi
T-;..of Latter-day Ssintsw will
.r The Tabernacle tomorrow
atcrr~-E commencing at
s,iUua-ics viii visit the
r7iS tomorrow.
-wanis services are held
.--u- ward meeting holi-es
ar, named:
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-. s5Fz5T,, in the country

-.-ri1~ in foreign languages are
rIurte! as follows
--H---g-. ~,a=i Hafl, upper room,
an
--al. SOL Lad. -1EC- -som. 20 TN.
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LII Ncn Mani

A No. | itiv-r sand or building
Chy, address Cyrus II. Gold, care
Of z. &. NJ. l.. ). l.. City, VINO will
furnish YOU from one 10 10, 900 loads.
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We will pay 81 cents per pound
gross weight for Stock hogs deliv'
cred at cur Yaris.
WHITE 4 Sons Co,
DIS No. Is W. First South 81.
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FALLING PLACES.

/ ..,,l,rins arc the polling ;, places
...icnaiei Tor the school e 9',,l,
8 asi I'D on Monday noNb July J.
@ , : NiHIhward school
b2as. End Frecine.-In the building
7s e, .-,rner OF Third South and
"a U. r.mnle Streets, opposite the
, y : Hotel, w.,
' .'-;5l Precinct-NeT West school
NM an Third NOrth,sbetween
s ~, and sscoud West streets,
fj-s' -. ..I Prucinct-TwentiethWard
.ess Prscinct-Thirteenih Ward
.r-lboa-e'
lis viii he open from o'.e
~ -.ilsrs5nrise. or e:ls,RGiiisun-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-12
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS,

-TyHE ATTENTION OF TIE ~ BLlC
) herewith called 20 the following
claus IN Section = OF the Revised Ordi-
nances in relation % the salt Lake City
WaterxOrks-
s.Sprinklers for lawns. -lrew 'lk-, streets,
windows and fronts IN the Upper District
mast De used only between the hour- of 8
and O'Clock m. and and O'Clock p ~,
ard IN the Lower District between the
hours Of : and 10 O'Clock an aud aud .
o'clock pm. durug the months o. july,
AUGUST. September and q tohcr OF each
wear. Thirty minutes each day shall be
allowed for the spriukIin= Of each TO
square wards OF lawn In the Upper distinct.
and twenty minutes each dar for the same
area for the Lower District any person
violating any OF the prov siOns % this sec
ton, shall. on CONVICTION. be nned IN any
sum not exceeding ten dollars for the nrst
0fense sna not exceeding tycliy dollars
for each subsequent ohense-"
4 s;rict enforcement OF this Ordi7an zee
will hencsforth be observed By order OF the
Mayor. -
Cry Reeorde~-
-, Lake Ivy. July llIh. isao. dlm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-12

Go to SPENCER, BYWATER K Co.,
opposite CITY Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering, SCOUTING, Stoves and
TinWare, etc.
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No. 20 SOUTH, WEST Tenn
PIE STREET.

Is where we are now doing
business, We have a full
line of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS. WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, and make
Gents Suits to order from
our ce'ebr, ted Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see old
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS. Op-
pcsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bleS.
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WANTED.

A CHILD To NURSE n 4 LADY RE
~ siding IN the country. Apply 20 p
H., this Ofice.
Unity MEN To HARVEST SALT At
II saltair on the Utah and Nevada Nv.
ioE particulars aPPy 20 y. v. CLAYTON.
Manager, lions saving bank
DOYS To LEARN PLI-vBING At
ID MI GLEN 4 Sons.
IMPORTATION or JAMES CHtPLOw.
Il Of Carlisle, England, or. any pCrs0n
knowing his whereabouts. pIcqEs address
10 this pfl G. Last heard o. sin. ne IVES n
Cache VALLEY. If
DDAED AND ROOMS II PRIVATE
ID family fur three adults state accom-
muisiI1u- and price AdcTr-s care Of
NFws sff
4 WOMAN To DO FAMILY WASHING
~ wUUEIy az residence. Apply a. JIs
EI,t, -Uuln Tempe street. dIf
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MARKETS AND STOCKS.
Wv roRk srocKs.
CHICAGO xARxEr

Csiesso. July l.. LIS D. N
Wheai-E4sv; cash. *; sept. ssi..
CoIn--ieady5 caAh, aGx sept, So
oat--ste.ry: cash. =. sept, ..
Bsrley-Stelcy.
Pork-Dull; cash, Il SD; sept. IL.
i.zrf-FirIn; cash. So: Sent. i
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HORSE FOR SALE.

A GOOD, RELIABLE HORSE FOR SALE
"a for Family Buggy or Light Wagon \
hargatn. viii exchange for drst elias Cow.
Apply Y AvEsON. NEWs OFEICE. or % " y
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DR.. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, corner west and lst
South ST., 5. l.. City. Vitalized all
administered. d
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ADVICE 10 MOTHERS

MRS. MIN-LpW's SOOTHING SNUUF
should always be used Tor children teeth.
inE. J; sDothcs the child. sot.eus the gums.
.llay- all paIa, cures Wind colo. and Is the
beet remedy for dirrrhWa. Twenty Eve
cents a bottle decd WV
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w. Peterson, the butcher, will be
at No. 20 +. First South, after July
/, 1890. Il Il
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NUHO NEED ANYTHING IN TN
w Clothing line - call upon Baton A
Co., 81 Nam 81. where they will Ind q well
elected stock o ( mems and Hovs' suits
OVERALL. bats. caps, sarr.s. cir., q: very Low
prices. This Grm l. reliable and viii treai
sou right al
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NOTICE OF FORFEIrTRE.

Bingham Canyon, salt Lake CoUa.v. Utah,
Jgue itth, $50
rINU GEORGE MUELLER Not ARR
Il hereby notified that ] have expended
three hundred 500 dollars "a labor and
improvements upon the Rose mine. w est
Mountain Mining District. A. Will appear hy
cert frIte fIed in the ONCE ID the Recorder
OF ALT Lake County, Z tah. IN order tn bold
-ame for the YEAR cndlu- December sl-f.
Is>j. lS~6. lSss. l~,-. ISIS. and 10 within
ninety days after this notice by pub.lra ton
you fail or refuse 20 contribute your pro
portion of -urh expenditure Is Cl-uuucr
YOUR interest m SAID clam viii become the
property Of the subscriber uadrr elton
"a 81 the Ecsised statute % the ulted
Stats-- HERMAN WILLS.
dIaW Im
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

7 WANT To BENT Or LEASE \ ; or
Room HCusc. -losC IN Address @
- = g., Box -, CITY, stalirs terms and
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Pneumsuis and Bronchitis Garry
OF Orc slflrd OF the Human, Rnre.

Buy your drugs Of .'the boys"
johnson, Pratt d Co., - Main Il.
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FRANK II. DYu.

Both Of the atiidavits were sworn
10 before II. &. Mcmillan, clerk Of
the Thiri District Court.
The judges looked a. each other,
and = frowH came over Judge
Z1ne's CUuntenance.
Mr.. Nariau said he would like to
he heard on these subjects, and WAS
informed that written suggestions
would he received from him.
The court then took recess till this
afternoon, when the arguments in
the case Uf tine SOcictie dCs Mines,
etc. ". II. Macintosh were taken
ma
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-, Lake cry. July lnh. I:sa. dI@
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-05
Education in Alaska.

There is scarcely daily average at tendance of ten in school population of from one hundred and fifty to two hundred at each village in Alaska. Fifty thousand rubles are each year appropriated from the imperial treasury of St. Petersburg for aid to the church and the support tf schools in Alaska. Part of the church revenue is derived from the sale of candles at funerals and marriages and from the rent of church property de- voted to secular purposes, which the Graco-Russian church, under the pro- visions of the treaty, was allowed to re- tain. This is not very valuable, how ever, as source of revenue. The Rus sian churches among the Aleuts of the seal islands of St. Paul and St George, in Behring sea, are in great part SUD- ported from contributions of the indus trious wage-earning people of these islands
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-05
JOINED THE BRIGANDS.
Adventures of a Detroit Judge and Sports .EaHif n man in Sunny Italy.


 A strange story of adventure, occur ring under the most peculiar circum stances, can be got by the novelist from the life of Judge Longworth, so vel known in Detroit as 3 lover of aquatic sport and as the owner of the yach! Minx.
 The judges travels took him to Italy. says the Detroit News. Once there his attention was attracted to the brigands who still infest the country of hand organs and unrivaled sunsets. He at once conceived the novel idea of join ing some band of these freebooters and from this vantage-point studying the character of those whose real identity had been obscured if not lost in the long-maintained environmento of legend, story and song. For one of the judges nature, to conceive was to act. He sought out the leader of widely-known band, declared himself a freebooter of the deepest dye, and by his inimitable grace of act and language won the heart of the chief marauder. He was re- ceived under the prestige of an indorse- ment that was more to the brigands than any claim of law or morals.
 For two months the judge did more to enliven the mountain fastnesses than all the rest of the merry outlaws combined. His stories were the best, his courtly manners the beau ideal of cultivated lawlessness. His hand was incapable of outrage or crime, and it is part of this true revelation that had the judge re mained much longer member of the band it would have become impover- ished. He deftly managed to acquire virtual leadership, and saved many Q traveller from paying the toll so ruth leSsly demanded by the bandits. He could shoot better than any of his self chosen companions, was their superior in every thing that attracts even those who lack the qualities and abilities ad- mired.
 All of the band looked upon him as peculiar good fortune bestowed by some kindly deity of lucky chance or fate, and his advice was accepted where that of others would have been violently re- sented. To his associates he was the prince of good fellows, and not one sus- pected that his sole purpose was to study the Italian bandit in life and learn by intimate association just who and what he was. For eight weeks he was hap py, rollicking bandit and when his pur- pose was accomplished he was guilty of a well-managed desertion, for. bandits, like certain type of office-holders, may die, but they can never resign. He got out of the mountains and out of Italy.