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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

lr IS = lttle amusing e. say the .es.E.
W see tae outcTs rSlse5 - ,oasileru
I0srnzls oTer the volatlonSI 81 aud
ne0ustll1ll0a<i proceed lngs ~ tbe
Hepsabllezns u tse House, Is yssw af
their sspp0rt 0f ceFtaln revolutionary
proceedings lnlsol. atiod grxat. - ssys
tae Atlanta C9sssss.tlsa. ..tl.sG tbls coua-
try I'll never sgssn sitness sseh ,of4-
NOUS proceedings IA & Nstoazi Goa
gress A. no~ eh4rseteFzes the ael.lera-
t.ous VI tbs representative ol tbe pe0-
pie o. thls gFest EePabiic." But tne
infamous ana tFe&sonslle proceedings
Of the southern Congressnlen. Just Pc
fore they len tie capitol halls 10 MAKE
war upon that Constitution which they
nad sworn - support, nave never been
reDuked by the Cossf.fafios and never
vii be.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
30 srHsaRInEKs.

Aay sabssFtbsr % rHE TELEGRAM
HERALD -hs gaiB 70 receive ths Papszs
FsgsfArtgs or Whs may hass reason -
eolsplain of late delivery. -iii confer .
special fsgor ~ Informing this once of
the fact e. once. ssad postal card or cal
sp tslsPhons 53t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

THERE are hundreds of names on the
Clyil-Servicc list for post-ofhce appoint
ments. As only about 10 per cent. cf
the applicants have chance for ap-
pointments IL would seem that young
men could more profitably turn their
attention elsewhere. But they viii
not. There is something strangely
alluring IN a Government berth. and
strangely demoralizing to energy, IN
dustry and self-reliance after such a
berth Is once secured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be ths
Largest Of All Michigan Dsilies Ex.
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

Looso's Red Clover Pie Remedy. e
positive specific for AL forms al the
disease. Bind, Bleeding, Itching, Tl-
cesated, and Pr0trudiug plcs-Prce
SOC. For sale hy White 4 White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

THr Chicago Tra,s says. 'Postmaster
General Wanamaker has postal tclc-
graph idea. AMI he has bccn out
hning Q to the House Committee on
rost-oHices st Washington. Now, tech
uically speaking an idea IL a vision,
and Mr.. Wanamskor Is Informed that
tho people have too often seen visions
Of thc sind vanish INTO thin mir TO
longer consent 10 feed upon such op-
seal delusons. What they want IS
fact. a vital, tangible -caHty.v Demo.
cratic ideas and visions may be ideuti-
csl and interchangeable. hut reason
able men can sec n difference between
the two. And no one ever yet saw
"vlsl. tangible reality" whose crea-
tom was not traceable % an ides-un-
less it vas a Democratic newspaper One
pr0minent characteristics Of the present
Administration S that it is conducted
BY officials who have "idess," and,
even e some If thcin should prove To
b. nothing but VISIONS" no harm
would result. The country can not
sFord to forego IDEAS merely 10 g.
cane visions" man might as well
cease 90 think. for fear e gong crazy.
BrEvtH. the lightweight pugilist,
who kiiIcd Tom James IN a sparriug
match st Dallas. Tex has been dis
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

liz may lo0z very hne for the Dem0c-
racy OF OHIO % gerymsHdeF the Con
gressi0nai districts Of Republican
state, 80 as % admit VI their electlng
sixteen out u twenty one representa-
tives. But the work will prove boom
erang. rhe Democratic New York
Borid has already denounced the out
rage. and nov the Brooklyn Eagls con
demns Il. II says:
'The Ohio Democrats are towering
on the verge OF 4 cap.tai blunder
Their obvious determination 10 gerry
mander the Congressional districts of
the state viii cost them dear. ON
National issues Ohio has uniformly
gone Republican for more than thirty
years What, ia Lhe light OF this s.gni-
hcant fact, must be tAOught Of plan
which eontemplates the election from
that State OF sixteen Democratic and
hye Republican representatives IN Con
gress, >ueh plan cannot command
the approval OF honest men IN any
party.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
LOST

| OST-0n Pearl-st.. purse containing change
~ and bays ring. suitable reward for -
turn 20 L. 7. Bennett a Canal -. a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

< desire q 81 south for nv health ] VIII
y sell = well established business. $50 cash.
ba'anca essv terms, profits last year s. 4F0t0
Address Business Chance. Box :. this one u
WANTED Man with 500 20 purchase bust
w mess paying el5A per month reason or
selling going 10 California. This is grfsf CD
Portuniiy for live man. address ". g. T.,
Box 3. this offce -
4 RARE business opportunity-A stock 81
y general merehanuise Ter saie IN village
within a. miles of Grand Rapids sales last
wear 81 co; pay sure. Buildings for sale or
rent. Would take in part payment some
desirable real estate ia Grand Rapids GOOD
reasons for selling. Address business care
Telegram Herald. fl
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

Ron SALE All A BARGAlN- lWs poAles
hay ana b.Ack. Welkhf -tH pounds each
well troke 10 hafaesss Siissit ana aoulsif. go
excellent saddle ponie>- Nouia m&Ac rae
miik team a dou0ie harness Goes viii the
sAit. Agasiy h. a Ambere. - sno Is Pearl 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
OFFICIAL PAPER OF The CITY.


- -. IIEsDAY. 30. Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

"GOU have no ruins" an Englishman
once cOntemptuously remarked 10 an
American. Just wait until Tom Reed ;
Congress gets through its monkey busl-
ness and the cyclone of American
wrath has good chance at the Repub-
lican party, and then Uncle sam will
be able to point to ruins that will take
the charm OF antiquity from Nnevch.
-Gaircstoa Meas. But how about the
Southern Confederacv?
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

Uahss Press Rssorts. Prompt sos sar's
Dstissry. An the Local ss~s. ara the
Diseases sns s0st Pt.inis Priatsa Psess
Psasfshsd IA 0rsad Rspids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

fhts paper IS Nrmber q ths American
N@sspapsF PaBlisheFs' Association and . fss-
resented Ia New Ysrk a. "a Temple Court
.hsfs Ibs di1srsag isssies are ksgt Ga aia-
The Warrington once Of ne TE-EssAs hsS
slB . a. SIS Fourteen ID st. =. ". -hsrs ni7s
o. ths paper esa Dc seen ssd visitors 60 " zsn
f1zf8a I'll 8lEags BE- mads Eslcoms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

WHES Senators take An oath to per
form the duties of their Office to the
best of their ability, and then run
away, like the Montana Democratic
Senators, and refuse to act, what are
We to suppose That they have violated
their osths, or that that Is the Demo
cratic standard OF ability IN the dis
charge Of duty? Which?
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

INlE SAIL -rmsit gcuerhi SI0ck for safe
cheap. Sell uf Tenl siorc- Reason l,sT So
iIg peoF health. Address lock boX 4. LEROY.
Mich Al
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
FOR RENT BUSINESS PLAuEs.

FOR RENT BUSINESS PLACES.
ZOE NENT-Grocerv; also meat market.
corner Of SiNths 81 and BROADWAY Ap
ply 10 Frank Eckeri. l9b Scventh-st. f9
A BLOCK FOR RENT-95 Canal ST. also two
y houses; one AZ ~ Crescent ave. the other
corner TolfOrd and Butterw0rth-a ave; both
near heart of citv. Money loaned iu lar &c and
small sums. Joseph II. Martin. ~ Canal ~. ~
EOR REST-A factory. $50 feet hoor area =
horse power engine. several machines for
manufacturing furniture. etc. All in good con
dition. ready to start. Also dry Kiln; very Ga
ynrable terms 20 right man. Apply TO Wm. n .
Richards. Benton llarbor. Mich 3Sff
EOR RENT Basement store In Park Place
building. also ground floor Once AZ the
rear OF main staircase. Apply 20 Iaggart
Wolcott 4 Gans0n. - Monroe-si- 3ltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT-The new dwelling house 80
Paris ave, tWO block south Of Wealthy
ave. all modern Improvements. furnace. city.
well and cistern water: also Gas. Apply 10
James w. Long. soldiers home. Grand Rapids.
Mich. .pff
EeR RENT-A house Of rooms. one of
rooms. one of .. and one Of and ! rooms.
all in good location within minutes walk
of sweets Hotel; rent from s. 10 slo Inquire
Of b. ". Barnard. IS Allen-st.. corner Nj.
Vernon. 25ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

BISMARCK has another ono of his pc
riodicsl attacks of the "mulligruhs, "
and threatens to resign. Why doesn't
tho Emperor take the colIcky old Gcl-
low at his word for once2 II Is about
time for the German Empire to begin
toeducate some one else in the mysteries
of statecraft. Bismarck Is Liable TO die,
and then where would the Empire be
without any "DOss" to run IT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-One or two nice furnished rooms
w with modern improvements. IN private
house, within three minutes walk Of post
Office. by single gentleman. Address Y. j.
Box =. Telegram Herald. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

IT Is now claimed by canine enthusi-
asts that "bench" shows have been the
means of improving the intellect of
American dogs. BY all means, spend
an abundance of time, effort and money
To educate tho pups, and then turn
about and growl about the school taxes
and high salaries paid to teachers. The
American dog IS great factor in our
national prosperity, but the American
voter swell, he can shift for himself
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

W. hANE 4 NV HOUSE, rc&as fer yQa
" "a Can pSs chsaIaef Hes filsa you cAel
eau Af4lQ pl Qlr lIAiSioE So. ihtTFNsSl ~
tlEhth ~Sfc piafS, prices VII surety advance
~ ms spr1Hs. bay ncN and Sase mesges
prices snu lerIns - silt NoG. l4fleI 4 Car
fuil. New II iaAstman asiniGinE 1iu
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

1 lSfkA - fhs tale af We Il parties nsfrE
= "a tvNsments AID fteH fo0k 81 fhest illlr
iets ana SllnE for see e. aaWu anc 81
ssaflefls NitfieAs sllteFeSl. y. y bEvsi4-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

tszlTF4sCEs. Ba2FTs. Czkcx.. 4xFszss Ass
Ssr1ssIcs AoskF gzlkas -sscL8 50
hA5s PaFAsLs 80 Fsx okDxS 90
ThE TELE6RtA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
PusIlshsss. GrAss k2siass Mica
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

EQk SALE- Nearly neN Al horse power boii
er aho engine. With steam pump. falRr
and ntflnEs oeinplcte, very chrtp. tan he sfeu
~ soIk iA hA.sflent. i'oarl.st. laqutrt "a g..
4. Judd ol & ThNIu. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

hon Stock groceries aud fxIares
u nearly new o. y Pcttii ss tanal-sl 56
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17
TRUTH AND LIBERTY.


LONDON, July l6.-The ten days
fete at Brussels in honor Of the six
tieth anniversary Of Belgian indie
pe8Geuce and the Wenty-tifth year
Of King beop0ld's reign. CDwUgnc-
- On the .'tb Instant, with the un-
yelling 10y the burg0mastsr OF sever
al STATUES. which complete the his
t0rical decorations OF -GuiOu square,
between the old palace OF AreuDerss
and still older Sabi0u Church. The
Pageant ON that occasion is 10 cost
some El1.0Jl, and represents the
''gloT.es Of the sixteenth century"
IL has been designed 10y Gus,aTs
Den Duy,s ths we.L-nown painter,
hose .'PacifuatiOn OF Gleut'
procession excited 20 much atteu-
ton fifteen years ago. He Is assisted
by NJ. Julian Diliiusaui John Baes.
Five allegOriCd cars are 10 be sur
rounded 10y 1000 persons IN rruais-
sauce costume. The wh0!e OF the
Belgian royal family reassembles at
Brgs>cls On the 10Th, and many
royal vfsitors ar. expected IN the
gIaiarr.
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LuNDnN, JUlylt.-EhranuUUuuC
mgnt that TGuS D.. Slaviu, .hJ
ChaWuIGlu. Australia, aud Joe Ne
Auliilr were o. rgJta' t1eG-nl1udU
Ciuh yest--y.Fr 90 r.,.iy the inter,
naiigla! match attracted q Ire,
mguiuuz crowd. FrIm lea 90. TIE
tr.a. BE which .al club is situated
v-ss .'crE'L and numerous dis.
t-a-uisHed persons oil sporting pro.
clIyltigs iiuLg--i IN ami out a tEg
famous sporting rc-UT-. The fiEt
delegation % arrive was composed ui
NrAuli.,c aui SILLY Maiden, his
manager. George Moore, Lori Ions.
dale and Richard *. Fox. The
Americans were gg.e-gi 90 bc
echo. Later Charles 'ricHfuu Tent
uie o. tt- DU-1gd- CLUB arrived
with Charley white. AZ Mite, ell.
tile miiG..-weigEr champion. I.u-
gene >trai,Iu. Charley Mitchell, T..
". BguvS. Ge1rs. Ii,-sc. D5-ucl-
is, jack Eg-Trr. jack Ela.oeS and
others. iE l..r, u...iy every Sport
Iu- lugu az prominence was On
hand. : S'l tIs lrs.imiuaTius aud
condition. aI L.ge match hli been
previously agreed u-u, ---r- was
l.,,ig delay. TIE grG,euaEt was
drawn zap rr I,.,eTt Watson. other
U5-. known g- Past Er." -
s1'fi .-a. Tin. document vas
witnessed hy Hi-harI *. F.= lr
1lrAuila, while George Iia-et-.
-.ag4s.'- hacker. Ws-a witness luT tile
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ri,r rnr-..r.. hlIicrrc.

ST. PAUL. July ia sa,cii'
meeting Of the FIrmCr-' Alliance OF
Minnesota was hglI rer. today.
I President Hall 10 BITS .,ilgu.s. safe
: tine farmers at Miuua-uta Lai t.,-yW-
be! for sl- E1TuIsr Of GreillU-
upon takiug suUs -.'S-I endcut ac-
ti0u. and tie convention sd been
called upon the urgent demand %
the su.-AlliauCCs throughout the
State.
YOU delegates, - said president,
Hall. ''havc "a great WORK ahes't az
YOU. This means the beginning Of
81 rev political party, ami I uop-
you viii return % your homgs Aiiu
the knowledge that your WoES l.
wei done"
Iguat.u7 DJnue.iy made q urief
address. lie said tire news papers
had changed that hc WAS s"bcuiu-
against the Alliance, etc. This vas
iai~e
Al thg evening session. Wn;in1
10 decide whether ;hs convention
should Mace "a state .'r'-g. IN the
field brought on n hot disgCs-ir1 or
the question 81 independent politics!
action, 20 which there was consider
able opposition. 4 motion 90 take
Independent political action, how
ever, was finally carried 10y an over
whelmiug vote.
The convention then took q recess
and entered into q JOINT Convention
with the labor delegations 90 place q
Joint Ticket IN tie field.
Tire officers q the Alliance were
made officer cf tine joint Couven-
ton. One h1liI. was taseu f.r gov
! Crn0r. which resulted: Euute Nri-
son. tlt; ignatius D.We.ly. ~:
Daniel Buck, ~; Henry Newman,
A.; :. II. Baker, $50.
4 large number were scattering.
! II il believed that Bpuueiiy or
Baker VIII Z" uoaIiu mated tomorrow.
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WASiuSGTON, July l6.-In the
House, after some preliminary si1ir-
miShing over the spprJvIi Of the
journal ami the omission from the
record Of yesterdays tilt between
Cannon anu Houk, the House went
into committee Of the whole on the
land grant forfeiture bill. After a
brief discussion, the committee rose.
Sweeney llG.) presented the con-
ference report on the bill authOrizi NC
the construction Of bridge across
the Iowa River at WapeliO. Iowa.
On agreeing 10 the report Rogers
lark. J raised the p1iut Of no quorum
and a call Of the House was ordered.
Only li2 members, less than a
quorum, responded.
On motion of MciIialey, a resolu-
ton was adopted, dire citing the
se.seaut-at-1FMs 10 bring 10 the bar
Of the House such members as were
absent without leave. After wait
ing an hour and q half for a quorum
To appear, BrrcSingiige novel that
all leaves Of absence he revoked.
Peters offered an amendment, ex-
csuting those members absent OIL
account OF illness. Lost. Pending
a vote on Breckinridge's motion,
Bliss (Aiich.l moved an adjourn
ment and the House adjourned.
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A Pnrsnn t;nrs ,Nrnnr

FORT WORTH, July rs. - Fort
Worth Is prolific Of sensations lately.
DR.. y w. Mitchell. pastor Of the
Br0adway Presbyterian church. was
Licked up today for forgery. HIS
pastoEate has been over a fashionable
congregation, aud he las long been
a great favoritie. Il j. claimed that
his forgeries amount N about Sz5Il.
and nearly every hank in the city
has been yictimized. To al the
notes, il Is alleged, he signed tine
name Of one Of his best friends. Mar
tin Casey. a prominent business
man. Yesterday. when one Of the
notes fell due, Casey at once pro
nOunced the signature a forgery. rs
soon as the news became public. it Is
said, Mitchell bought n ticket for
Denver, but WIS captured before
leaving the city.
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WASHINGTUN, July lb.-Rear-.
sentative Breckinriige Of Arlau-a.
| had an argument in his OWE beLail
laid before tine House committee on
elections, reatiug Il long brief Pre-.
pared 10y eN-Attorney-Geuerai Gar.
land. This paper attacked the sub.
committee which visited Arkansas
for failure to take testimony prcf-
ferei 10y Breckenridge. rs, for iu,
stance, IN the ease Of the ballot
| boxes where the count was i'm.
pugned. IL set forth. further, thar
the record failed utterly 10 show
that Breckinridge was not elected.
bat, Oh the other hand, it showed
that he was elected.
Respecting Cllyton's murder. j.
was perfectly clear that nothing
more could have been done 20 find
| the murderer than had been duup
by the officers and people of the
| State When he concluded his
brief, Breckinriige proceeded 10
supplement 1t 10y a long statement.
He had known Clayton twenty
years; they had been ueiEhbGrs and
friends; they canvGs-eI the district
together; their relations demon
strated that there was nothing in
the charges made by Judge Nc-
Clure Of the terrible Persecution Of
republicans in his district. Clay
toms death had been n fearful sur
prise N him lBreckiuriagu), as it
was a surprise TO all decent people
Of Arkansas. He believed the
Plummerville ballot box was stolen
by republicans. The apparent Oh
jest was TO hinge upon the steaiin.
a contest in case the House uf Rep
rcsent7tiyCs was republican. Brrck-
inridge, in the course Of his talk.
turned his attention 10 Judge Nc
Clure, anu scored that gentleman
severely.
Judge Mcclure closed the arru-
ments in n brief speech, devoid Of
personalities and treating almost
altogether Of the legal aspect Of the
case. lie argued. IN brief. that As
the evidence showed that ballots
really cast We're not preserved. il
was competent to SO behind and
take proof Of the vote.
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CHICAGO, July I5.-The Times
Superior, Wis, special: = prJmi.
IieHt chemist ~. san Francisco, now
in Superior, is preparing 20 make
puhiica discovery which viii work
wonderful changes ia the economy
Of Steamship transportation. His
$ lemc is t. Lis. with the use
81 fuel cg 3.i kinds. He has devised
IA apparatus 10y means ~ whiri'
water ,a- Pee ciiii- ,j as fuel By
mean0 u this chemical machine
water is o. he resolved into It's eie-
meuts. oxygen ami hydrogen. These
gases ars i0 Js hJruei hy means Of
an ONy-hyirJ-eu mIchiue, VgJjul-
ing intense heat.
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the leading question now j.:
care you provided with q bottle O..
Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera and
DiarThu'a Remedy, as n Safeguard
against an attack ofbJwel complaint
during the summer month"; No
family can afl0ul 20 risk being with
OUT this invaluable medicine during
the hot weather. 10 Is almosf certain
70 be needed, anu j. q TREND indeed
when required, - IL never faii- and
Is pleasant and safe % take. - aud
81 cent bottles for sale by u. G.. ". /.
Drug Department. q
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President brigham, TsuuE'~

It's my Intention @ compile ali
my fathers ieiitgT, iUT publication.
aud l Will be greatly obliged 20 III
these who have such lgtters Il they
will kindly forward them 10 Jau.G-
\. Little, care JiUcuilC LsSs-ac ~
Cgicc, Salt Lake City, that The,
may be correctly copied. I'll such
letters will he most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
OwErIs- EesreCtfully,
Io,s JOHN ". YOUSG.
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cAsTkiN WETHEREN TAKEN IN
TO CUSTODY.
4 Fort Worth Presbyterian Minister
Arrested Oh Various Charges
OF Forgery.
REPRESENTATIVE eREchEE-
RIDGE STATES HIS CASE.
4 Ten Days Feie at BrusselS.-An
Apparatus 10 Use Water
As Fined.
T'5iesraph TO the NEWS
THE DEATH ENELL.
The Catastrophe ia HIanesuEa'
bringing TIP the 5Ic-~.

RED wING, &'rr., .Gly 10. -
/ The tiUlef-' -1iiing Of church hell,
va. still 10 lie heard in this ci.y
toGay, the list OF recovered dead
/ from the disaster having beeu
greatly increased since yesterday.
Eight bodies were brought up TIL,
morning. and in ;he afternoon six
teen more were brought up and one
was sent over 10 Lake CITY. anu
tonight another bUatluad arrived.
The scene at the lake -lUfe where
the disaster ocs9rTy-i was a SAD one.
When the rNt bodies were reCev-
cred on Sunday night and Monday
morning the taCrs v,H-c calm and
peaceful a'iS Hl.oWed little or no
sign - having come o. sudden
d'-atn. Not 80 with those found .as.
night and today. Alluf these w,la
uiUated and b'ackencd beyond re-
cJgnitiOn, - that clothing. ievelry
and papers were the Only way for
friends 10 claim their dead. tn.
warm weather and the shalioWues,
Of the water, tJgeth-: with the Ifc.
that several biz steamers sent $50
heavy sweii- Jolsy as they passed ND
the river, brought the bodies 20 lie
surface very quick. Th= laIrc.iius
rOwhOats lowed Tis roJig- ashore.
where they were identified - soon
as possible, boxed amt sent 10 this
city.
Engineer Ssg-,rSs Of the Sea IIEgg
tonlgh. cutcggI an emphatic denial
OF me report that he, the captain or
any OF the crew had been drinking.
Friends Of SpaTSs and CAPTAIN
WetheruB are also indignant at the
charge Of GrErEJnur-s. The re-
ported csro,t OF Captain We.hr-eu
is correct. y man who came TO-
night from Diamond Bluffs. whrr-
the captains home is situated. says
the sheriff took Wy.hercl q -.
Paul this afternoon, having arrlst.-.
him at the instance Of Uui.cI State
officials.
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.ae arenlr.lsnre-er.. ln ,l.e world

ghc Greatest Sufferer, Ia sac world
Are wameU; their delicate organ
izations being particularly suscepu-
BE b. arrangement AID disease. Dr..
Ecnuedy's Favurite Remedy, Of
E1Ulout. y. T., PARTIES the blood,
iuvis0rates the system ami fortiiies
DC against the diseases incident "a
a-e, climate and season. It j. the
hss. medicine in ths world. Keepif
ira tne house for your children,
zl.,a, IS well rs for your own.
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81. FETEHSE-Ea, July IE.-Thy
completion lfg lew last ship, ip-
tended Ter The Russian fleet iu thg
lack ~-1, is anusgu ei. She j. q
dispatch .rHl. 50 Test in length and
wl;u fifty feet U-I-n. and Is uImeti
the -iSiC'. On her uiD she m zee
twenty SIX knots an hour. Tbr-e
-Iu.-1t- W .gusi rUiftge-- are nov
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17


Cr:AEL.-luS. y. e.. JuIyII-Ns
a'r.1 ~ stat ig the-. Gi-. lJches.
North Ga. linn has "a jack the Rip
peg, and lHc n-usie OF Robinson
county are hunting every nook and
corner af that section isE hsu- He
is SIMON IS 81. q uGu az notorious
reputation. Nsy-e record Is stained
with crime. The story told here j.
tr2r last UUHIy he murdered Mary
Sellers near N7Niun. S.- was en-
gagged 10 be- married Co q Young man
uam.l Crawford. but Want is
thought 90 have had "a secret IaSsiou
iJr nrr. SUNDAY morning Crawford
and the girl stsT.gl Co walk e.
church. They had only gone short
distance when Ward came ont from
some bushes usar the r0aa-i g. and
ordered Crawford % leave the gill.
Crawford he-itaiUI. uut was finally
driven away. He did MT x lar, lat
secretei Iim-uifin some Hu-rs- rear
iy. From his hiding place Crawford
could see avid hear aI tIat Ia--,d
between WIid and lIiz- sellers.
Ward wanted thegiTi o. go 10 church
with him, auI WREN she rcfI--i hv
pleaded With her. Sine was deter
mined, however. and Ward Llcum-
ing cu1Igcd swo-s be would gr.g
her there. she turned ant started
% run away from him. Wan. fully
enrsgeu, GTewa razor from his rocket
ami made a lgugs ct heF, srnaiug
the sharp bad deep into her throat.
Miss Sslurs fgil. Ward p1uuceI
upon hey aut began . sever her
head from her iuIy. This Ehas,ly
WORK DE accomplished. and p.cEiu-
mp the heal with tine blood dripping
from il he viewed il with iieudish
look OF delight. Then tossing il
aside ne walked lei-uTciy away.
Crawford being un3rmei WIS afraid
10 make his presence known and
stuUd and saw tine woman he cZ-
pccjgd soon 10 make his vie
buichcrei HFc "a dog. lie rushed
out and gave the alarm aud soon a
mob was securing the woods and
sWamps for the murderer. - far
he has succeeded in evIiing C4Itgfc.
lie viii Doe iyuchci as soon a.
caught.