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Kicked a ReDOrter.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Mayor Patrick
Jerome Gleason of Long Island City, who
wa convicted of assault in the third de-
gree, for pounding and kicking Reporter
Geo. r. Crowley, in Miller's hotel, a few
weeks ago, was this mornin- sentenced
by Judge Cullen to five days lmprison-
ment in the Long Island county Jail and
to pay o fine of $3.50.
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STEELE, ). d., Oct. 21.--Advices were
received here today of a quarrel on Sat
nraay between Il Russian and a yo,ng
"nsi'Shhiau AT Williamsport, 30 miles
s"u'h OF here. After the quarrel the
Ehgllshman rode home six miles and re-
turned with a rifle, with which he killed
'he Russian. A number of people wit
messed the killing, but dared not inter
tere. The murderer's name is Carmicb-
eal and it is thought he has escaped
across the Canadian border.
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. 2O.-The ninth
annual meeting of the synod of Iowa
Presbyterians closed Today after a five
days session. The committee on TEN
perancs reported, regretting the cause
that during the last year have brought
about serious reverses in the onward
march Of temperance, specifying the
original package decision by the United
States circuit court at Topeka and a SINH
lar decision by Judge Stoneman of Iowa
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 20.-Tommy War
rem picked up $500 easily here tonight
by defeating Ernest Bescher before the
Columbia Athletic club. The light lasted
one round and a::half when Warren land
ed his left over Bescher's heart and his
right on his jaw, and Bcscher was u
Warren wants TO fight Ike Weir, or Cal
Mccarthy. Jack Dempsey has signed
articles of agreement to fight Bob Fitz'
simmons for a purse. and the middle
weight championship Of the world before
the Olympic club in this city about the
middle Of December. A telegram IRON
Dempsey says the articles are on the way
by mail.
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boiler EXplosin,

MiNNEAPoLIs, Oct. 21.-An engine RIM
ming a threshing machine near L'itchGa,a
Minn'' today exploded and the ten-vear,
DC son OF Dennis Kelly, owner of the
'arln' was killed, and A. l.. Temers. ar.
g'neer, fatally injured. A dozen others
were more or less seriously injured. The
cause OF the explosion is unknown
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To Confer With the Khedive.

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Samuel Ba8er, the
noted explorer, good authority on African
affairs, starts for Egypt on Wednesday,
bearing Salisbury's commission toconfer
with the Khedive in regard to the dealing
with the rebellion and famine IN Soudan.
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Will Sell Original Packages

IANKToN, S. D., Oct. 21.-On the
strength Of a bench decision in Iowa and
Kansas declaring imperative the prohi.
bltion laws in force previous to tie Su.
preme court decision regarding the sale
of liquor In original packages, dealers in
unbroken packages will at once recon-
mence the sale of the same in Yankton
and other Dakota points.
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PORTLAND, Or, Oct. ga collision
occurred today between two freight
trains on the Union Pacific at Fairview,
IA miles from here, Engineer Jack
O'Brien was killed, and Fireman W.. NJ
Heinsworth had his right shoulder
crushed. Both engines and a number OF
box cars were wrecked.
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VIII Star.

New YORK, Oct. 23.-Peter jackson
will arrive in this country again Nov. g,
for a tour of the states under the man
agement of Parson Davies. He will star
with Jim Corbett, the parson accompany
ing them.
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"A False Reuort.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-A rumor wov
current here this morning that p
uen' Cleveland had died suddenly, some
sald In New York; others in Wosbiu.ton
lie Is here and says he never felt hn,.nn
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Sheep for Sale.

Full blood Merinos, grade Shropshire and
grade Merino Bucks for sale. have 500 head
and will sell them cheaper than Bucks have ever
been offered in the state before. No better in
the west. J. t. ARLINGTON,
Arlington, Mont.
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The state central committee has made
the following assignment Of speakers for
northern Montana:
Hon. r. b. Smith at Sand Coulee,
Nov. 1.
Hon. r. B. Smith at Great Pals. Nov. 8.
All meetings announced for this city
will take place in the dining room of the
| Park hotel.
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GROUP, WHooPING COUCH AM aha
Bronchitis immediately relieVe1 riyar.
loh,s Cure. For sale by }. b. p'"e''
Druggist.
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Fresh oysters, vegetables, apples by
the barrel, ETC., at Durham u Co.'s, Mar
dis old stand.
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Boots and shoes have gone up about 10
per cent, hut we will sell them at old
prices at our Dry Goods store. Strain
Bros.
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The largest and most complete line OF
Plush Cloaks in the city at the New York
Cash Bazaar.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-10-25

Have you seen w. b. Raleigh q Co.'S
special bargains in dress goods for this
week?
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Ingram Wall Paper is the latest. Ru'
bottom IL Gilchrlst keep it in ints.
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IIxcoLx-s MELANCHOLY.
m. Sympathetic Nature anu
Early Hi.forfune~-

Those who saw much Of Abraham
Lincoln during the later year, Q,
his life. Were greatly impre-se9
with the expression OF proiounu
melancholy his face always wore IN
repoee. o,l,.rlv
synpathetic and kindly nAt1Ie'
These strong characteristics lnnu-
enced, very happily, n u pf0veu,
his entire political careef- Iney
would not seem, ut inst glance, 70
be efficient aids to Political success,
but in the peculiar emergency
which Lincoln, In the providence,
Of God, was called % meet, no vessel
Of common clay could possibly have
become the .schosen Of the Lord"
Those acquainted with him from
boyhood knew that early grieis
tingei his whole lie with sadness
His partner In the grocery business
nj Salem, was "Uncle" Billy Green,
OF Tallula, ILL.,, who used at night,
when the customers were few, 70
hold the grammar while Lincoln
recited his lessons
II was 10 his sympathetic ear
Lincoln told the story Of his love for
sweet Ann Bulldog; and he, In
return, offered what comfort he
could when poor Ann died, and
Lincoln's great heart nearly broke.
"After Ann died, !" says "Uncle"
Billy 'ion stormy nights, when the
wind blew the rain against the roof,
Ale would set thar in the grocery,
his elbows on his knees, his face IN
his hands, and the tears ruunin'
through his fingers. / hated TO see
him feel bad, an I'D say abe don,t
cry, am he'd look up an say i
can't help It, Bill, the ain's faliin'
on her,"
There are many who can sym
naIhizs with this overpowering
grief. as they think OF lost loved
one. when "the rains fallin' on
herr What adds poignaRey to the
grief sometimes IL the Thought
that the lost one might have been
Fortunate, indeed, Is William
johnson, Of Corona, LII, builder,
who writes June IS, 1880: 'l'as'
February, on returning from churcll
one night, my daughter compliance
Of having n pain in her ankle. Inc
pain gradually extended until hei
entire limb was swollen and
very painful TO the touch. we
called a physician, who after carr
full examination, pronounced II ols
ease ofthe kidneys OF long standing
All we could do, did not seem e
benefit her until we tried warner''
Safe Cure; from the INST she com
menced 10 improve. When sh,
commenced taking II she could MOI
turn over In bed, and could JUS
move her hands a little, but today
she l. as well ~ she ever was. l BE-
lieve I owe the recovery OF my
daughter 10 Its use"
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There may be persons In this com
muuity who are at times troubled
with the collie, or subject TO attacks
Of bowel complaint. II 70, they
should try Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. II
will afford almost immediate relief,
and when reduced with water l.
pleasant TO take. II taken rs soon
rs the first indication Of the disease
Is felt II will ward of the attack.
Many people use II In this way, and
find that Il never fails them A %
or 50 cent hottie may he obtaiBed
from z. e. NJ. l. Drug Department.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Washington, October S. The
COmte de Paris and party to-day
visited the tomb Of Washington and
afterward proceeded TO Richmond.
Vienna, Oct. s.-The Austrian
aud German Emperos arrived Al
Lalien this afternoon. After q
cordial farewell Emperor William
Proceeded on his journey 10 Berlin.
London, Oct. s.-A dispatch from
Armenia says another Armenian
has been killed at Kauroin AM
crops destroyed in the Alashger
district. a general massacre IL
feared.
New YOrk, October s.-Theannua
report Of the Western Union Tele
graph Company shows n surplus Of
$40, 052, $50. The increase Of profit,
was 81, 09i, 6SS, compared with tn,
previous year. The gross revenue
shows an increase Of 81 SOS, s33.
London, Oct. s.-Gladstone, writ
ing in support Of the Liberal candi'
date at Eccles, declared that every
one voting for the Conservative
candidate will be responsible for the
employment Of bullets and batons
against legal and peaceful meetings
In Ireland, which would not h
dared or tolerated in England.
Leavenworth, Kan, October s.
a daughter OF Mns. Millman, or
whose murder Charles Benson was
arrested in New Jersey last week,
has confessed that she and Benson
planned the murder Of not only her
mother but also Of her brother, that
they might secure Mrs. Millman's
money and live together.
Little Rock, Ark. Oct-s.-Private
advices received to-day asserts that
while ex-COngressmau Br. kinritlye
was making a spe-s-h at Center
Ridge, Conway county, Monday
night, an attempt wa- made TO
Assassinate him. a cap was heard
10 snap behind him outside the
window. Later In the. night n
citizen named Norman was assault
Ell with a slung shot. There Il no
'olue to the miscreznt.
Birmingham, Ala, Oct. s.-Rube
Burrows, the noted outlaw, cap
tured yesterday, was killed this
morning at Linden while endeavoT-
ing TO escape. He asked the guard
10 hand him his saddle-bags In
which were SOME crackers. The
guard obligingly complied, when,
instead OF crackers, Rule drew
forth two six-shOoters and compelled
the guard 70 unlock his manacles
and then locked him In. He would
have been at large nov had he not
determined to get back the money
taken from him yesterday. Going
10 the hotel, he demanded this from
Officer Carter aud the shooting fol-
lowed Burrows being killed and
Carter desperately wounded.
Philadelphia, Oct. s.-A man en-
tered n pawnshop with = package to-
day, bat, noticing two detectives in
the rear, hurriediy went out, leav-
ing the package. The officers opened
the package and found n silk dress,
which they took to the Genital sta
ton. Soon after Pauline HALLS
Mr.. Stein, called TO CON-
pain Of the THEFT Of her jewels. He
thrust his hand Into the sleeve OF
the dress and pulled out a roll OF
silk stockings. Unfolding this, he
poured out about $500 worth Of
jewels- He said Mis- Hall disposed
Of the valuables in this manner 10
throw them of the track. The
drcss was stolen from the dressing
room Of the Newark Thezit.. last
night
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. IN and for salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah
In the matter OF the Estate % David
n LEWIS derea-ed

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ undersigned Commission they hav.
ing bern heretofore appointed b. sid
Court n partitiSn the estate OF said de
ceased % the parties entitled fhereinl % All
persons interested IN the estate Of said
deceased. and 70 their guardians, agents
and attorneys .. within or without the
said Territory. that said Commissioners
with. on the lsth day Of October. ls1o. AZ
y O'Clock ". % sad dag a the once OF
Isaac NJ Waddell. ESQ.,, Attorney. q and -
East First South Street. in the city Of salt
lake, IN the county Of salt lake, Utah Ter
ritory, make partition Of the real estate %
said deceased 10 the parties entitled there
%, according 10 the decree Of distribution
made in said estate on the i2fh dav Of
April, lsao. by said court, and all perxons
interested IN said esiAfe are hereby ncii-
fed TO be present II SAID time and place,
and make objections 10 said parti;ion II any
they have
The property TO be pArtifioned Is pAriie-
ularly described as follows:
The north half - OF Lot Eight (s1 in
Block FEre ~ IN Plat az salt Lake CITY
Survey. and an undivided one half ~ Of
the East half "a OF Hook Serenty-sercn
CD In Pat &C. salt Lake Ctr Surrey Al
situated in SaltLake City. salt Iate Cognfy.
Utah Territory.
Dated al sali Lake City. salt Lake County.
Utah Territory, this God day af October Ion
A. L WILLIAMS.
y. u. KfMBALI-
ARTHUR 7. BURNS.
COMMISSIONER
lie Grand Young and !. NJ wadieli. At
toruevH for estate.
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For Sale by tbe
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t,,n,. rhat are Rett.r than eoId

Ifyou have bad breath, sluggish
bowels, pain in the small Of your
back, NERVOUSNESS or giddiness,
your vital organs are sadly out Of
condition. A mere ''dose Of physic''
will not help you. Your only wise
course IL TO take DIR. David Kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy, Of Rondout,
y. Y, and cleanse your system Of
the impurities. IL regulates the
Liver and Kidneys.
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AS 1 expect 10 leave for Mexico
on 10th October, intending ooSOHisti
who may wish 10 go at that time,
should report To VIM q. Spence OF
the undersigned, Box Ii, salt Lake
City, not later than sth Oct next.
az s2te A. r. MACDoSALD.
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anvrcpTo WoTHFRs

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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. in and for salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah
In The matter Of the Estate Of james
Ferguson. deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Barlow Ferguson. Administrator Of
the Estate Of James ferguson. deceased,
has rendered for setf ement, and fled m
said Court. his final account Of his adnin-
istration Of said estate and petition for nnal
distribution OF the residue OF said estate
among the persons entitled thereto. and
that Friday. the 9Th day Of November. a ID.
iss.e. ~ 10 O'Clock - m. n the Court Room
OF said Court. IN the County Court House,
salt Lake City and County, Utah Territory,
has been duly appointed by the Judge Of
said Court for the settlement OF sAid a.
count and hearing sand petition for diFtri'
button. at which time and place any per
son interested IN said estate may Hppeaf
And show cause. n any fhere be. why said
account should not be settled and approved
and dnAl distribution made a. prayed for
Dated October ard. isso-
G. z ALLEN,
Cl-rk OF the Probate Court
by C. z. Stanton. deputy. d w
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THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders Of the East Jordan Irri-
gafion Company, will be held AZ the souih
Caitonwood Ward House. on Monday. April
9dth, $50. AZ II = m. for the purpose OF
hear NJ rrporfs and attending 20 any bust
ncss that may be Necessary.
II. W. BROWN. sec'y.
south Cottonwood. Oct sth. $50
al 81
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A ; "A II L II. WOODRUFF, TIE
IA tsuardiAn of the person and estate oi
= a. Woodruff et al, Minors. having fiet
be peiliion herein, duly verified. Vrayins
for N order % sale OF a part Of the real
estate % said Minors. for the purlsusel
therein set forth, u is hereby ordered that
the next Of KIN OF the wards and all pcrsons
interested m the estate OF card Minors. APP
PEER before the said Probate Court on sat
urcay, the sth day Of November. islo. AZ 70
O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day, al the
Court Room Of said Probate Court. AZ the
County Courf House. IN the City and Coun-
~ Of Salt Lake, Utah Territory. 20 chow
cause why an order should not be granted
To the said guardian. - setl 80 much Of the
real estate Of the sand hiSnors, az private
sale - ehall be necessary, and that 4 rppy
Of this order be published ~ least four
successive weeks IN the DEsEREI EvENtsG
NEws, Newspaper printed and published
IN said CIV and County.
Dated Octyber "a. tSea.
g. W BABTCH.
Probate judge
div
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court. Of the County Of salt
Lake. Territory Of Utah
In the Matter OF the Estate and Guardian
shfp OF Abraham o.. Winifred A.
and Mary A-.WoOdrur, minors.
Order % show Cause why Order OF sale
Of Real Estate should not be made.
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iIAA-tA A1s -4A-A1-Aol 70 AfueAAc u " H.
DURSUAST To An ORDER OF SAID
4 Court IN said matter. notice is hereby
gwen that Saturday. the 18th dAyo October.
A. y. l-in. At 10 O'Clock n m. Al the County
Court House IN salt Lake City, Utah
TCrrItory, IN The Court Room OF said Court.
has been appointed by the Clrrk OF said
Count, tho time and place fer the hearing of
a petition Of AurelIus Miner. praying for
the admission 10 probate Of = certain docu-
ment herewith presented, purporting % be
the last Will and Testamentof Thomas Har-
RS, deceased. when and where all persons
interested NAV appear and oppose the pro
bafs OF sAid viii. or the granting Of letters
testamentary 70 Aurelius Miner, ~ prayed
for in said petition
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and Afired the zeal Of said Court.
tins 21rd day Of September, A. ID. lseo-
SEAL G. Z. ALLEN,
Clerk o; the Probate Court
BY c. 4. STANTON, Deputy CLERK. dtd
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SHEWASPOISONEDl

Not by anything she drank or took,
but by bad blood. Isit any wonder
she feels "blueI- In most cases
blues are only another name for bad
blood A man or woman feels un-
happy. Life seems dark The heart
Is heavy. Bad blood is carrying it,
poison all over the body, and We can
It blues"
Read these experiences:
Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson, OF Pittston,
Pa saws: "I consider DR.. Ackeris
Eugiish Blood Elixir the best medicine
in the world. not only for blood trou-
hes, but also for dyspepsia, with
which have been afflicted
both my wife and myself firmly
believe that Dr.. Acker's English Blood
Elixir is the best Of all blood medicines,
and will remove all impurities Of tho
blood" GEO. V. SUGSER,
Valley City, Oak
This grand Elixir Is sold by drug
gists in all parts Of America IL Is a
pure. honest medicine not n cheap
sarSaparilla- Try it to-day.
For sale by z. G. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in aud for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Thou as
Harris deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-09

OF ovcreGting. or the partAking Of too rich
and indigestible food. Is \ common cause
Of discomfort and suffering. To irnrneta-
ally relieve the stomach and bowels frou
such oyerloating. . full dose Of DR.. Picrcee
PurgAtiye Pellets Il the best remedy. They
operate gently. yet thoroughly and With
out griping. nausea or other unpleasant
Effects.
m The TOO frce Indulgence IN such intern
perAts eating has dcr1ngcd Digestion. caus-
Ing dyspepsla and biliousness. sffcnded
with q senee Of fullnese or bloaftng after
eating. coated tocgue. bitter or bad taste
IN mouth IN the morning. on arising.
drossine.s after neals. INDISPENSABLE feel-
ing OF dread. 5r OF impending calamity
and Observation-Disclosures you need 20 fob
low Up the use Of the Pcllefs" with Df.
Piercons Golden Medical Discovery, TO
time up the stomach. iuvigorate the liver.
and set all the processe1 OF digestion AZ
work while curing indiresfion. 70 puri-
nss the blood claanang the System from
all humors and blood-poisons-no matter
Of what name or nature. or from what
cause arising There Il nothing similar
70 Il IN composition or approaching % n
rr-ulfs- Therefore. don't BE duped and
Induced 20 take some substitute. sid 70
Be "1pst as good.- that the dealer may
Enakc . hanger pront-
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