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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
UNION PACIFIC CHANGES.

THE change Of management in
the Union Pacific railroad is good
news to the business people of Utah.
We need not refer 70 the nsishaps,
aud accidents, aud distractions that
have wrought 50 much mischief
through delayed freights, TO say
nothing OF tie loss Of life and limh,
and the damages to the c9mpany's
property which have marked the
Encouragement OF the past few
months. They are sufficiently i'm
pressed upon the public mind. The
discharge OF old aud tried servants
of the company and TIE employ
ment OF new and inexperienced
hands, may have had considerable
to do with the condition OF Attain
which has caused 50 much nufavor-
able pui lie Comment.
The election OF Sidney Dillon as
President of the company is emf
nently satisfactory 10 the people in
ths West. He Is regarded by some
as colI-hearted aud grim, but those
who know him thoroughly under
stand him better. He is a capitalist,
interested in large projects, who
studies the interests he represents
and in which he Is involved more
perhaps than anything else. But he
has a warm srot III his heart for
Utsh anu its people, and compared
with Jay Gould he is fiery furnace.
DLlOn's presidency, We believe,
means new life TO Union Pacific
affairs.
Jay Gould, though an icicle III
nearly everything else besides
"business," in which he IS ''chain
lightning" will proEs = tower OF
strength TO tine Union Pacific now
he mas taken hold OF its affairs again.
5. ;. IL. Clark has no superior rs a
railroad manager, and if he is really
placed in charge OF the U. p, W.
may lOok for many improvements
aud the moving forward OF the
affairs of the road to the satisfaction
of the stockholders and the public.
We hope the changes tnst have
been m .de, with those that are con
templatei. will lift the U. p. out OF
the mire and confusion and muddle
that have caused 50 much outcry
from the public, and that in both the
freight and passenger departments
the road will reach its former high
position in railroad circles and ia
popular estimation.
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The New Sugar Factory.

Work in connection with the new
sugar beet fssiory AZ Leii goes OF
ai1ce. Excavations are under way
and the laying Of the foundation
will begin in a few dsys. Architect.
are busily engaged on the plans
which are only slightly in advance
of the work and are being carried
along with it.
The buildings viii be entirely OF
brick and stone and are large aud
roomy, the main building being I7a
< S. feet, three stories ia height,
the annex Is i12 X 80 feet, two and
three stories in height. In addition
TO these there are three sheds. each
- x 800 feet, giving a total floor
space o. nearly 5000 suuare feet.
Ihe Improvements ON the yruun l..
not inciuiins railroad switches. etc.
VIII amount to : 5000. The con-
tracts have already been let for Do
ing the work and $50. 600 worth Of
machinery has been ordered.
David T. Keller is the architect
VINO IL preparing the plans, Elias
Morris has the contract for the stone
work and Taylor. Romney & Arm
strong Co. have the cortrsc. for
furnishing this necessary wood work.
me building will lie completed in
ample time for the coming sugar
SEASON.
a carload OF beet seed Il, TO be
by the company and will
DC distributed among the farmers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28

story process could scarcely be be
gun in enc generation, because OF
th low character Of the component
parts. The only method by which
General Booth and his aids could
keep such population from devour.
lag each other would be by the es'
Enlistment of the most thorough
and unrelenting despotisn. under
which every man who lifted his
nose, 50 to speak, would have II
smashed. This is almost sslf-evident
ON the ground that these people are
not to be drawn together by any
high purpose in themselves. But
even an ahsolatism would fail TO
maintain order and morality among
such a population, as it would cause
the turbulent spirits 10 revolt and
bloodshed would be the result.
We believe the scheme will mis-
carry because OF me WANT Oh nlgu
purpose and moral stamina in those
who would comprise the colony.
Ii would contain too many OF the
wolves and tigers OF society. The
major portion Of community must
have an inclination for tie honest,
good aud tlue; otherwise the ten
deney is toward bar5arism. When
it is the other waJ the evil predcmi-
mates and brushes out the good.
Hence We are Of opinion that Gem
eral Booths scheme is not philo-
sOphically philanthropic, however
excelientmay he the motive Of Its
protector.
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The Parpr,s;fes.

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Parnell's su D.
porters complain TINT after the
nationalist meeting Wednesday
cable dispatches giving Il mislead-
ing summary OF the proceedings
were sent privately TO the Irish
delegates in America. They assert
that intr.sass are on float in the
lobby Of the House Of Commons to
draw away Dillon, 0'Brien anu
othe. delegates from the sut<
port Of Parnell. The cnti-Par-
nell members of the naiionalizs,
party are more hopeful and assert
that private kilograms from ireland
show that the priests aud the mass
of the people support them. They
claim that IL Dillon and O,Bfisn
throw in their lot with Sexton and
Heaiy. rs they are expected To do.
the tide Of opinion against Parneli
will be Irresistible.
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Third District Coart.

The business mentioned below
was transacted before Judge Ander.
son today:
In the case Of Anna Kconow VS..
Gusiaf kronow for divorce; decree
granted in favor OF plaIatif on
ground OF desertioa. She was al.o
given .sJssession OF her minor chill
drea aud granted permission to re-
sumo her maiden name.
In the case OF Lof-nzo Neednam
ct al, ". Salt Lake City; statements
aud amendments on motion for n
new trial presented for signature
anu objected TO 10y defendants; de-
iendants except; amendments al
lowed aud statements approved.
In the case Of Fergus Ferguson
vs.. ClareBce L. Allen, finding of
facts signed.
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SUMMONS.

.rI,EREITueY or UTAH. COUNTY oI
4 salt Lake. n the Jusiice's Uour;
ihiiil frccS precinct. before Thomas y
. Russell Justice of the Pesce William
Ssiileli. Eiairtih. y John Doe, de.
Z frnaznt. Demand. sIce. t. John Doe
Z greeting; You arc hereby summoned
Z u n - and appear i..oTc me. tho
I uns-rs. rneii, az my Cllce, IN NIL Greek
l precfnrr, On salt Lake COUNTY, Utah
] GCrri.iFy.N ~ answer = Complaint He'd
Z against you herein by said plant 4, on
tie 1ii day OF Dtccnher. ls,u. =; 70
| O'Clock \ n said seton IL hToaEtt g.
| Tecover fron you the above amour; for
damages alleged 70 have beeu done by the
| following de-cribtd animals, 10 WIT.
One old wniie hor-c mule.
one sorrcI ma-e. b.iaf IN let ere. No
brands Visible.
one lighr bay work horse about years
! old, branded s;sg on ieit shoulder.
one s,rrsi hsr.e. bsaadei II on !efl
-6hs dan eoiifed year,irs horse colt, both
hind Icsf white. NJ brkad- visible.
Gee bay horse colt. white spOl on nose.
no artads yisiaic.
= II yos fsil to - appear ard answer, the
riainitH wit take judgment against you
tor the Ecl % three dollars ant cost.
To TIC shcTir OF any constable of said
cDrntv. greeting. Make legal service and
dec return hcsecn-
-I Wv. RUSSELL,
Ju-uce - she rstee
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$500 Reward!

We Wiz pay ihc above reward for any
case - ifsrr compliant, Dyspepsil, Sick
iteaiache. Indigestion. Constipation or
Ne<ctai'c liver r-i.s. when the directions
Aarc SIR rt'E complied WITH. They are purc-
p-s vegetable. sad ncvfr faii 10 give satis-
i, faction ~ugsr CoEieli I.arge boxes coz
u ii.its . fi.is. . ccilS Beware Of ooun.
ferTci.s aud imiia.1rus The genu;-c
~ usfac.u-cf only hr tbs JOHN c.
wESr Cp,fPiNN9CHIcAGO. ILL.,
slii y iouS OK PRATT : Co., Drug
! a.is, SAL LsSe cIs,
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rhe Na,ioaaris, pnriy In America,

CISCISSATI, Nov. 2S. = John
Dillon has not yet arrived for his
conference with Wm. O'Brien aud
others Of the Irish National party
ia America, upon the question OF
The retirement Of Parnen. O'Br;en
i closely secretive as TO his own
views, claiming that he ought not
10 say anything until after the con-
ference has been held. \ large
number Of kilograms have been
sent and received and there
is a general opinion among these
who have studied the situation that
the decision OF the conference will
be against Psrnell a. leader.
O'Bnrn's name has been mentioned
SIS the possible leader, but it il said
here that O'Brien, himself, would
probably suggest s1nle other man
such rs Justin Mccarthy. Dillon
nlsy not arrive until late this after.
noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28

OSwEGO, y. Y, Nov. 2S.-wm.
Blythe ami Harry Benei, OF VOL.
cott, with James Ferguson and
Calvin +. Campbell, Of OsEe
went 10 So9us Bay yesterday duel;
hunting. They went out In q boat
ami have not been seen since. The
beat was found on tine beach with a
hole ia the bottom this morning.
The men are undoubtedly drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
How severe colds are Bfoken up
An Montana

Prom the Virginia City, Moaf. MediscHial
When we find 4 medicine we
know to possess genuine merit, We
consider IL 4 duty, aud We take
pleasure in telling the public what
Il il. Such medicine we found
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. last
winter. when In grippe was prevail
ing. We are satisfied that we ward
cd off several attacks that were
threatening by the Use Of thissyruP.
and &e have since relieved, in a
few h,prs, severe colds, and in the
course Of two or three days, entirely
hruks,q thea up 10y lis use, as have
ssverzl, of Our friends 10 whom We
have Recommended il. 1t is all thai
Il "a represented 10 lie by the manu-
laCtuEsrs. II you have a cough and
want TO stop it Chamberlain s
Cuugh Remejy viii do the work.
For sale by z. G. N. /. Drug Dept. :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
Thanksgiving Day nj berlin.

BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-Thauksgiving
day was celebrated here yesterday
by 40 Americans who attended q
banquet given at kaiserhOf. Cha
man Coleman, secretary Of the
American legation and charge Of
Affairs during the visit of Minister
Phelps to the United Ststes. gave n
toast 10 Emperor William. who. he
said, hal sdherei TO the avowal
made n the time OF his Accession h
the throne, that he regarded himself
as the fist servant OF the state.
Coleman alsO gave n toast to Presi-
dent Harrison, responded to by Rev.
Showed Of New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28

Lox5oS, yovlfossHThe manifesto
whfchoi,srnelipruinised IN issue to-
idaysdrailng With all questions In,
yoiyei in the. present political
crisis, was nitie public this after.
rn5r,. suit definitely settles that
E?atheip~ilTnot voluntarily retire
ffousfbe Is,asierslsip. Tie manifesto
is OF ,sreat,iength and sets forth Why
ia Parnelf's opinion, it would be
disastrous 10 the best interests oil
the rarty for him 10 withdraw Par
nell Gsfiss the political opponents
and appeals to the people of Ireland
to sustain MIN in. the stand he has
taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
Improvement In the s,,uasioy.

WAsHISGroS, Nov. 2S. - The
War Department Is ia receipt OF n
number % dispatches from the scat
OF the Indian trouble. all Indicating
improvement in the situation. Gen.
eral Brooke says that every hour
now lessons the strength Of the dis
affected. Little Wound has come
into Pine Ridge agency aud slys
that his brother braves are following
him. Short Bail OF Rosebud agen-
cy,ore OF the most troublesome Of the
Sioux. who has followers 90 the num-
Der Of 800 10 iges, Returned to Pine
Ridge on Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
Newspaper Report. nssIeaasa=.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2s.-The Phil.
adclphia special: Dr.. V. McGilli-
cuddy, the former agent a. Pine
Ridge. teiegraphs Herbert Wel,h
that the newspaper reports Of the
Pinesisidse situstinn are misleading,
Matters are now under control " in
a peacesble ending in view. re-
main here for the present. 1871
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
The Assignments OF walker, Son !,
COMPANY

NEw YORK, Nov. ss.-The SEIZED.
uls=s in the assignment Of John T.
Walker, Jno. w. Coombs ami Joseph
Walker. composing the firm Of ] no.
t. Walker, son * Co., was filed to
day. They show liabilities Of
S2.09i,0J1 the nominal assets being
81 49,, 900 ami the actual assets
Sl,OlO.OOl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
Carrying or n Million.

PARIS, Nov. 3S.-Ranaud. man.
aging director Of the Bdague de
Eat, who ahsconded and who Is
said 10 have committed suicide.
carried away with him Qua million
francs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
Opposing the IRIS. Land Ell,

LONDON, Nov. -. - The .Slay
thome rule) opposes the Irish land
hill introduced in the House OF
Commons LAST night. The measure.
the Star says, Is based upon fraud
and is sure TO end in disaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28

THE Upper nuisance has again
begun, and the police would be doing
a SIndness to the general public Icy
keeping n watebiul eye for youthful
iciinqlents..- .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
The New York STOCK Market.

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-rhe stock
market this morning was again un-
usually active. While displaying
sjms weakness ia the early trading,
IL liftel Suddenly and rapidly after
ward, ani very large advances were
made In many Of the leading stocks.
The opening figures showed irregu-
lar changes from those OF Weines-
day afternoon, though the only im-
pDrtant change was n drop OF y per
cent In sugar refnerics, followed 10y
fractional losses in all the list during
the first few minutes OF trading
which rachel percentin Northern
Pacific preferred. The general list,
however, soon developed unnatural
strength, aud the sugar was lifted
rapidly from So 10 5sl, ani ia tine
general list Burlington rose 81 Union
Pacific 3, Rock Island q. ~. Paul
ami Northern Pacific preferred, ] J
eich, and others generally fractional
amounts. The advance being so
sudden, Il came to an end equally
su;;den. aud the top prices were not
maintained, Union Pacific going
back II aud sugar refinery about as
much Tn. market, which devel-
oped great activity during the rise,
became quiet again, and NJ | | O'Clock
it was quiet and barely steady as 10
the figures, bat without display ng
any strong undeTtOw.
The stocks after l. O'Clock showed
a marked falling OF in the amount
Of business and the strong tone dis
appeared, being replaced Icy con-
siderable iTreguiariiy in the move
meuts. 81. Paul were depressed to
81 against $50, and almos; every
thing shovel some weakness in the
early portion Of the afternoon, but
the losses generally recovered later
only to be followed 5y a further de-
preston.
Sugar, however, was well main
tlinci and rjse to 5Ts hut dropped
away sharply 10 s.! toward (. =. H..
the whole llst yelled and ms. OF
the stocks were again brought Gown
10 the leyel of the opening, the OILY
exceptions being Rock Island, Bur
lingt0B, and other speciality. Al 2:l5
the market was Quiz. heayv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
HEAVY SNOW STORM,
Prevailing In England and Injsring
the Railway Traffic n
Seriously. I'D sss
1rec Il
AescoNpEo WITH a MILLION
FRANCS. :,
Foar Men Went Dat Duck Hunting
and Have Meier
Returned.
THE MANIFESTO OF PaREELt
TO IRELAND. "
Particulars Respecting the DeStrrci
lion OF a Steamer By
AescoNpEo WITH a MILLION
FRANCS. :,
THE MANIFESTO OF PaREELt
TO IRELAND. -
By Telegraph to the MEMS
Snou Storra

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-A heavy Snow
storm prevails throughout England,
seriously iujuriEg the railway
traffic.
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Utah gon-tayable Bonds fof Sale.

r WILL RECEIVE WRITTEN BIDS Be
K tween !. o'riock noon o. Dec mber $50.
is9i. and 2 o'clock noon OF JEnaaiy b.
i-sl. forIas hole or any pant OF Is Utah
TerTltStrll. ponds. Nos ies to 81 inelu-
siycl. osch Tor Slgt0I0. running 10 To 20
years. ifiteTt-s; per cent per anEum. pay
ab'esiini sora4ny, and no; taxable for any
Fureo Z. r-t-
: Bidders eau eef full particulars o. the
"a ). Main sr-cet s1lt lake City.
o. - hDlIyAR RDBERT'.
q Territorial Treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28

Not Laving aDy Telephone, our
eGstoniers viii pissse leave orders OF
sia.gegls' BIOS. Book Store, or AT
pa.Iiip Margo;;s' Wine Depot for
.siaI.c;ts' Ale and Porter, also ioT
Malt and Hors.
estate OF Il. b. MARGETrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
A SHOCK OF Earlhau.Asia -

PREssBrRG, Nov. ga yjuh.nt
shock Of earthquake was felt today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28

throughout the Danube Valley.
The inhsbitssjts;wcrs4 s,'c stricken
and fish In terror from Lass houses
Ne serious damage Is reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28
TIE HAZARD POWDER Comply,

HALAEDNiLLE. CONS.
c. Represented IN Utah by J. W. san
dsrs & Co., Agents. send for diagram card
allowing sLzrs Erain.
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GTNpOwDER.

Lex MN nnN sholtWho never rhot heiorc.
Aud him who always shot now shoot the
more rrlH
HtZtRD-S 'EtsiEsky Rife"
HAZARDS "rrsp Shooting"
"Dssk shooting"
= HAZARDS Mining and Blasting"
HAZARDS brands. TIE most reliable iE
I. the ui4rset
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naRnErs AND srocKs.


CHICAGO zAEEzr
Chicago. Nos. 3. las p N.
-whcst-Easys essh. sssl; Dee, s5SSisi
cofs-Easy; essh. SIS Dec, 81; May.
s3sSs
fort-Ea.y; cash. ess; Jan. Ii-s,s
isrs-o ,ict; ea.h. 5 ssskOO; jan. AK
MAJ. 6 = 1.if-
bsriey-opiet, -
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CHAS. MACINTOSH & co. n. 1SHRsH

TeHIseu, Waterproof Tre
Utah. shipping production display
any stage the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-28

The bg method advertising rog. Jay pras pro-
drees which and read careful
ind that delT Ii, Why
such foul a iuei Gan eFld While
tic Co:
beyond
the Z &c NostaEes;
We Ins any productive county
goeoy her eezs
High Art Clothing Manufacturer Diaa SD stands second Amea
pgesa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-19
PARKERSBURG NEWS.
Two Bank Meetings and other Items of
Interest.

> >..ul ~. -lni fo h- Negf,r
pAEHEE>BURC. W Va. March Is
The stockholders of the new savings
bank of this city met to-day and elected
thc following board Of directors: W.
s. Chancellor. VIM. Durbn. ". A.
Graham. Geo. ID. Whitcscarvcr. Geo.
W. Thompson, ThOs +. Davis and John
Aiair. The officers viii Dee elected at a
subsequent meeting. The bank begins
business the middle of April. Parkers-
burg will then have four National
banks, "a savings bank and four build
ing associations.
The stockholders of the Cairo and
kauawha Railroad Company met here
to-day and elected II. :. Wilson. Robert
Wilson, W. y. Miller. a. Rutherford
and Harry =. Wilson % Board OF Direc-
tors. H. y. Wilson was elected PrcSi-
dent. A. Rutherford. Vice President,
and Robert Wilson, Secretary and Treas
urer.
The road begins 40 Cairo. Ritchie
county. and extends 90 GrantSyille.
Calhoun county IL will Boz built posi-
lively This summer and viii open Cal
houu and R.tchie counties To ParkerS-
burg merchants.
Hiram y. Duty. aged nearly seventy.
ua~ brought here to-day from DOddridge
county auj lodged iu Jail for illegal vot-
ing.
Jasper kIc>. eN-County Suporintend-
cnt OBJ, Harrison county. was arrested at
E.euooro for forging note on ~ farm
pr named Eugene CriSS. kileS was
agent for some patent right device and
Cr.>> says hc worked trick ON him.
aui forged his note for 20 hundred dol
Iar-
The City Council decided last night 20
allow thc people to vote ON issuing
bonds for fifty thousand dollars for ad-
dt.oua. street paving. twill carry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-19
LIKE A SKY ROCKET.
THE AERIAL GYRATIONS OF A MAD BOILER AT
ST. ALBANS.
The Giant Cylinder Shoots Seventy-Pve Feet Into
the Air With Tremendous Report and
Descends Through the ROofof Ten
ement House-Those Injured.
speeial rl.mam 10 ne R.qisler.

Speciai Telegram 10 he Register
CHARLESTON. W. VA. March 1s.-A
special to the Gazette from ST. Adams
says: About 1890 o'clock this morning
the boiler of f, Wheeler'S griSt mill,
at that place, with a tremendous report.
shot into the air about - feet, and pass
ing through the air in curved line like
sky rocket. descended in the
tenement house owned by Mrs.
5, Il. Trays, and occupied by Capt.
NJ. Peters. Miss Laura Woods
and sister The rear of the building
was completely demolished. and the
surprise of the ladies can be conjectured
al seeing Il ten-horse-powcr boiler pay
ing them visit and coming through the
roof of the house almost red hot, light
ing in their midst. II was a great Won
der that nobody was killed, for the mill,
which had just been put into operation,
afforded a loahng place for all the boys
i'm the ncighborhOod, and at the time OF
the explosion there were some twenty
persons standing around the mill. none
of whom were fatally hurt. Those
injured are: Sheb WHEELER, small
son Of the proprietor, scalded;
Miner Wheeler, another son of the pro-
prictor. Scalded and bruised, was blown
over thirty feet Frank Wheeler, en-
ginecr. Scadcd and bruised; Eli Tinsley,
blown some forty feet and badly bruised;
James Crouch. Scaldcd on face and
arms: jeff Parsons. Scalded; Dan Angle,
sroldnd and burt ON the back of the
neck: Walter, eight-year-old son OF An
drew Allen. scaldcd and bruised: his in
juricS are more severe than any of the
others No cause is assigned for the
explosion.