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.IIusband. 1 want You to Try H.

1 had suffered for years with n
complaint the physicians called
gravel. and they had given up the
attempt 20 help me. My wife heard
II DR.. DAVID kennsdy'S FayOrite
Remedy, Of R1uI0ut, y. i, aud
spoke as above. 70 please her ! got
4 iott!e. Used that and two or
THEE more, and presently the tr0u-
blc vanished never 70 returu.-
Washington Monroe. Ca'sisill, G.G.
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--.HE -aI.ugs ID this weeks
! Ills a1 saz.Eei is q ca.GIila-
@ms relating q tie
-a America and ;le re-
-T-aatina E.Iuhli-. Il
matter railiiHg 10 The
..- contest "a uuLh.r o.
a- MIA la--. amount
nriHt w.-.a-mu-h
e--.-t.-sst AMI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09

DR.. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald. Block, corner west and LIST
South st., :. l.. City. Viialized air
administered.
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-m -liu- faana- l.. Ohrey,
ail-s Cache County. was r--
ir-n -hr rsui,rut!ary, hay
--'.-t LgHes months .e- living
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A BOUT THREE WEEKS AGO. A LIGHT
IA soTrel Horse. with black name and
tai. had a rough spot about the size % 81
cent piece on the meek under the name. a
crack on the hoof q RICH; front foot lusi
above where the nails are clinrhcd, short
peaked ears. weight about $50 pounds l.
the property OF q very poor w0man- Return
q McNurrin 4 Co. Grain Merchants. Ice
". south Temple street. salt Lake CITY
a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09

TIE sixteenth quorum Of Seyeu-
lies meet or Monday evening next
at 5:51. N the First Ward meeting
house; a full attendance Is desired.
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No. 20 SOUTH, WEST TEN
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
Cents Suits to order from
cur celebrated Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see old
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER &c BRO,
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bleS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09

Large lot Of the hes. Portland
Ccmrlt Just received by Morrison,
Merrill y CO. Get their prices be-
fore buying. @i2 North, 81 West.
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Try Morrison. Merrill & 90. ON
Lumber. Large stUgl, Of cvrEylhiug
peftainiug 90 the business. 80
North, 81 wos;. dim
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Many n poor Woman suffers untold
Torture from Back Ache.

Ifshe only knew nov easily she
could get relief by using Ballari's
Snow Liniment she would bless the
day she read these few lines. IL j.
q grand remedy for Headache and
all Neuralgia Pains. No pain can
Withstand it, magic influence. 1t
removes the .tiTc from n burn or
said IN one minute. IL will cure
Infiammatory rheumatism and
Sciltica; applied 10 the Throat ami
Chest in Group it will give immedi-
ate relief and make breathing much
easier. No family can be without il
IL once they know its value. Try 1t.
Price 80 cents.
Sold by u. c. VI. /. 80
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WANTED.

A PURCHASER FOR \ BUGGY MARE.
~ seven years Old. we Chs it-i1 pounds.
i gentle and Kind and m prime condition.
she Is an excellent brood animal Price
moderate,
EnGnIre % tbs nflre. div
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SUNDAY. AUG gED, 4 Darn BROWN
> ilur-e. branded Y y. on left shoulder.
The finder will be rewarded hv returning 70
10 the owner. FEA>k kJSkEI..
dTt s9.u West -th south street
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Own importation q Goods open
ing up daily at Peoples Equitable
Coon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09

Or plain. or teguiifui. tie while,
No lady can ar0rJl 10 smile,
Unless her teeth are like the snow.
And Il che FAM IN this.
And can't afford % smile or kiz-
She must use SJLODJNr. I truw.
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---H iT.agps-cs are
--s H-a. gr7C- room,
sysr rHam, loan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09

Coal Miners wanted at Castle
Gate, Utah. Only good miners
need apply TO 4. l.. Williams,
second door north of Postofiice. ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09

nNE SORREL HORSE. PAGER. WHITE
~ spot on left side. left hind foot Waite
Return 10 A. e. DEGGG-, sugar House. and
rc rewarded. d&- n
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Amoskeg Standard Ginghams
elling AT sF{c. per yd. p. +. Coop.
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Wanted.

Mems Riyeted oz. Blue OveraIl-
reduced from 75c.tO toe. P.E.CO-op
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-SiD1. Media { Pal Military Acad-
envy: boys. Brook Hall; girls. Cir
ciillrs frge.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Fou9uirE y the schedule OF arrival ana
ciosIns OF MANS ~ szlt Lake City Pos;
Orce. November =. ls-4-
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1000 pieces Standard Prints. Regu-
lar price, S =; sc. per I'D. Co-ep
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Buy your drugs Of che boys, u
johnson, Pratt & Co., IS Main q.
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Look out FOR the Grand Sale An
nOuncements later. +. l.. Coop.
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\ NJ. I River Sand 1r Building
Clay, address Cyrus n. Gold. care
% u. G.. VI. l.. =. T.. Ci;y, WHO viii
furnish you from one to 100 loads.
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60 20 SPENCER, BYwATER & Co..
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing
Gultcring, Squirting, Stoves and
Tiuware, etc.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM, NOUN
TAIN DIVISION.

On and after June 18th, 1850, GdTfeld
Bcrch trans iriH r1m GS C0ii0irs:
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Equitable Coop, 50 Bars Soap for
Sl.1D.
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,gLIaI&s SERVICES

,..-ri.rso fthe Church Of
Il ,..,o-Latter-iay saints viii
...rll,crnacle tomorrow
moon commencing al
-.suaHics al! visit the
mis- tomorrow.
s--I-seryicus are held
-. rarI meeting hcUseS
-. raGlui:
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LOST.

A WOMA,, To Do FAMILY WASHING
~ weekly at residence. Apply a. 5ls
Ea-t. south Temple street df
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09

LADIES' OUTING CLOTH BLOUSES lot at 800. worth $40: :: %
Chidren's Bingham Dresses, ages at half price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The chickering's over the Worlds Fai.
seemingly have come to 60 etd and the cite
question has been settled.
Mr.. Parnell has notified bis Colleagues
that as long as he lie supported by them and
the Irish people he will remain at The helm
in politics.
Michael Davitt, 10 the Irish Labor World
say editorisiy that Parnell, for the good o.
bis party, should retire from public life for 6
time and marry Mrs. O'Shea.
The Alabama democratic caucus took
three ballots last night. The last stood
Pugh. 40; Kolt, 40, seay. q; Watts, 81
and divided between Congresamen Clarke
md Wheeler.
Burglars entered the postofies st Silver
Creek, Chautauqua county, N. Y, las
night, forced open the safe, aud stole about
5000 worth of stamps, three registered le.
ters and s18 In money.
as stated yesterday. Barker Bros. & Co.
bankers and brokers of Philadelphia, havs
assigned. The liabilities are estimated from
sc, OOO to $l5OO0c00 Nj. Wharton
Barker says the firms assets will exceed The
liabilities by at least 81 100000.
While sinking an artesian we'll for {
street railway company in Galveston yes
terday contractor struck stratum of ab
solutely pure water ct a depth OF 80 feet
The we'll yields only $4,000 gallons day
but is regarded by Galveston people hi
second In Importance to the deep waite
harbor alone. Other wells will Do sunk nesl
the present one.
The people of Potedam. Germany, las
nie bit arranged for Simultaneous illumi
notion of the heights around the town a
the moment of the arrival of Primes Adel DO
of Schaumburg Lippe and his bride, who i
a sister of Emperor William. q passenger
train came along, was mistaken for tb'
bridal train and up bIszsd the fires. Wher
the bridal train did arrive the Illumination
was all over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Arlington against Commonwealth. From
Corporation Court of Alexandria. a.
6rmed. Judge Lewis delivering the opinion
Ludlow against City Of Norfolk. Pot OIL
privilege docket for January term.
Patterson against E.kin. Petition TO re-
hear overrued.
Webb against Pier. From Circuit
Court OF Roanoke county. Affirmed by
consent.
Findlsy against Brent. From the Gin.
cult Court OF Northumberland county. r..
yersed, Judge Lacy delivering the opinion
Crs ford against Supervisors Of Wsrwick
county. From the Circuit Court of War.
wick. Affirmed. Judge Fauntlercy dslve''
ing the opinioc; Judges Richardson and Hit,
ton dissenting.
A &D.R. R. Co. against Truitt, and same
against Reed. From the Circuit Court Of
Nansemond Dismissed "a improvideully
awarded. Judge Richardson delivering the
opinions.
Hardy, trustee, against Wiley and others
From the Chaucery Court OF the city of Rich.
mond. Decree amended and So amended
affirmed. Judge Hinton delivering opinion.
Judges Lewis and Fsuntleroy disseD,irg.
Msem against Dolany. Fur her argued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
Waddlll of Virginia is here

Congressman Waddlll of Virginia Ia here
to-day. Hs said he would not have been SUI
prissd at simple republican dtf.at at the
recaot election. but was surprised at its mag
nitude. He sees In it, however, no reason
for changing his ideas on the necessity OF an
election bill even more effective than the
Force bill. Mr.. Waddlil was wise enough
to see the coming deluge in his own dis
trici. and 30 te refused to be candidate for
reelection, and saved tae expense OF can
paign. zoo,
AS the Sauate will be close in 1892 the re-
publicans will, il is said here to-day, during
the coming short session of Congress attempt
to rush through bill DISTINGUISHING the
Mormors 10 Utah, nearly sll OF whom are
Mormons, and then admit that Territory as
State toto tie Union with two republican
U s. Senator'S The need of the republi-
cans is great, but the democrats have their
eyes wide open.
Ladies with pet dogs, and oven cats, in theil
lsps are common sights on the street CARS in this
city, but to-day richly dressed one entered car
in fashionable part of the city with live and
perfectly tanned canary bird perched upon hel
wrist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
Coal in Prince William.

To the Editor of the alexandria Gazette:
For some time past have bsen reading OF
booms In various parts OF this Stste, and had
almost dispsired Of having one in this part
of it until recently. Ooly enc mile from
this village, on Mr.. Richard Sweeney e farm,
there has been discovered coal. liz loca-
ton is io the bed of South run, about 100
Yards from or above where it empties into
B,oad rug. will send you sample of it
which Came from the top of ledge that ex-
leads across the stream. Uader the bark
better specimens have been procured. MIR.
Sweeney, understand, has given an option
CD his farm q, $50 per acre and to have one
tenth interest in net profits Of the mine. 30
you sae with she coal mine, In connection
with the mogai6cent water power right
here, we are likely to have al last boom.
I have seen one or two notices of this coal
Discovery. but they located it 10 Fauquier
county. Il is in Prince William county.
Buekland, Nov. 20 d. W. J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
Ritualistic Practices

LoNDoa. Nv. 81 TIE Arch bishop o.
Canterbury has delivered Judgment against
Rev DR., Edward King, Bishop of Lincoln
who was charged with ritualistic practices,
regarding the Jurisdiction of the ecclesiasi'
cal court ami his OBJ igation to obey the rubri'
csl directions in the prayer book. The arch
bishop suspended judgment In regard to the
bishops rubrcal Irregularities. The mixing
OF water with the wine used 10 the act OF
conservation, the archbishop holds, infTinged
the lag ofthe church, but the use of mixed
cha!ice prepared beforehand did not offond
the ecclesiastical law. The charge against
the bishop regarding abution was dis
m sseo, it nos being supported by the evil
deuce. The archbishop decided that DR..
King's action in tuning his face to the eaet
during communion, aad thus making his
manual acts invisible, was illegal. The acts
must be visible to the congregation. The
singing of the hymn "Agnus Del" durirg
communion wa not illegal.
Tho Alcibishop hold, that the placing of Lighted
candles upon the altar for ceremony during the
services when they arc not wanted for light is OF
illegal, although srch act is distssteful to many
communicate. The bishop, he Gays, is quite IN.
justified in making the sign of the cross in PRO
n uncirg abolition and tho benediction. Each
lido vas ad juiged 20 Pay it's own cess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21

DECISIONS Decisions were rendered Dy
the Court of Appel | of Virginia yesterday
ia two cases OF unique and UNEQUAL char
acter. Finley against Brent, case in
which certain church property left to the
Methodis,s in Northumberland county be-
fore the REORGANIZATION divided into Northern
and Southern chuyches, was In litigation.
When the war was over the Southern Meth
odists vera left in possession. Later on the
Northern wing came ia and claimed the
property 90 the ground that he others were
not the ora, a. decentralization to whom the
church belonged The Supreme Court de-
oided 10 favor of he Northern body.
The other cDss was one Ia which the Leg
islstuse aulhor'zed the people Of Warwick
county TO vote upon the question of moving
the court house whenever petition asking
for the election should be signed by persons
paving one bird or more OF the taxes OF the
couoty. The point iu contrcvery was If the
word persons iccudsd corporations"
without whoae signature no election could
have Desn held. judge Fauntleroy deliver
ed the opinion, which held that 1t was man.
iiestly the intention of the Legislature to
allow the corporations to sign the petition
for the election which would have to be de-
oidei By the lslifisd voters of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
From Honduras

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 81 The steamer
City OF Dallas has arrived with latest inte'-
iixencs of the revolt IN Honduras. Captain
Hardle says: II understood though The
army CT Pozran Yves victorious, victory YVES
due 10 the valor Of the Americans who
nnnhe rid abou, so miners uocer Msjor E
A Burke, of Nav o.leans, and James In
hoden. About an hour before we left a
telegram was received by General K aft
from President BogtaD, prcc'aim!Dg peace
aod acknowledging the gratitude of the NO.
ton to the Americans fer turning the tide
in their favor" G neral Sanchez vas not
captured and executed, as reported. He
died gsme. HIS sou was captured and Is
reported to haze been executed. Sanchez
was the last rau wbcm Bograu supposed
would turn traitor to him, as be was his
CO, flentlel adviser and close friend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
Foreign n eWs.

BERLIN, Nov. 21.-The municipal author
itIss have Lifted to Prof. Koch FIVE build
ings in The suburb Of Berlin, for the purpose
Of a'diog him in carrying on his expert
menta locking TO Tho discovery of cure
for scsrlAt fsver, messIas, dphtheria aod
typhua ever. Prof Koch Will also carry en-
his Investigation into The cuze of cancer
The prof=esor considers that his lahore ia
connection With tuberculosis are flushed.
LYNDON, Nov. 2l.-A cell sion occurred
on the Th.msg to-day between the steamer
Iadian Prince, fToo, Rsvsl, and the steamer
T. Z forster The Forster YVES sunk and
.he 1odian Pfioce Lest her cutwater.
TIE :rial Of the action brought by Robert
VILLAIN Buchenon, the dramatic author,
egaiost Mrs. Laagfry for damages for
breach Of contract 10 rsfusicg to open her
lsst New York d anatic 81 ason with the
play Indy Gladgp," Was concluded to-]ay.
Mrs Langtry WEE sdiudsed guilty Of
bferch Of contract, aud judgment 10 the
sun of $50 pounds was entered agains. Der.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
yIRgIEIA NEWS.

Mr.. Henry Fairfax OF Loudoun county, has
leased to New York parties for four months
his fae hackney stallion Ma,ohlees. for IS,
500 cash. This borse took the first pre-
MUM as the best hackney at the recent New
York horse show
Captain VIM. Parrish, the Oldest member
of the Virginia Pilots Association, died at
his home 10 Berkeley last night. BE was
pilot OF the famous Confederate ironclsd
Merrimao at the time OF her battle with the
Monitor .and the fzigates Cumberland and
Congress 10 Hampton Roads, cad after
wards serVed with distinction In the navy CT
The Southern ConfedeIacy.
Gov. mckinney has appointed about
hundred delegates to represent this state 81
the interstate immigration convention to he
held at Asheviiie, n. c.. December II.
Ap,oug the delegates ars Congressman j
D. Epes, of Nottoway; ez-Congtes-n19n
Jacon Yost, Sisnoton; James a. Fee er,
Rockbridge; A. P. Frnkhouser. RocSiog'
ham; ex Attorney General R. A. Ayers, Or
ris A. Browne, tbs m&uoger Of Congressman
Sco't's farm IL Northsm ptop; Gen. Samue
g. New berry, Of Blanc, Pierce Brent, Acc
mac; g W. Williams, WytbeVile, aud G.
T. Trieg, Abingdon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
Letter from Fauauier.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.l
MARSHALL, Va, Nov. 10 b, 1SS9.-The
Hard Times social given to the friends and
members of the club at their elegant apart
ments Tuesday evening, was indeed one or
the most unique and enjoyable events OF The
season. The visitors we're met at the door
by the reception committee and taken to
the clerk OF the registry, who, after care
fully recording The pedigree OF each one 10
great book provided for the purpose, gave
them Into the ands CT the obsequious ush-
ere, who introduced them with great cere.
mony to the assembled guests. The caDs-
cious reception rooms truly presented
scene thoroughly IN accord with the chaEac-
ter of TIE occasion. To each one there was
floor, four walls sud roof and an open
fire place The seating accommodation OF
each room consisted of two rows OF upho'-
stored pine baa:ds. supported By sturdy nail
EGGS, maSniGcenr tailo~-tip candles. their
flu gent rays lighting the enchanting scene.
Our reportorial brain reels and utterly fl 8
when we attempt TO describe the diversiti I'd
| costumes to which the condition OF the
lines land the Mckinley bill) has reduced
| hose who attended This social. After epend-
ing a couple OF hours In discussing old times.
| ,he PIE eat hard times and the forb!ddiDg
| aspect of the future, the hearts OF sll were
| y!addened by the cheering announce msnt OF
eflesbmsnts, consisting OF cheese, Crackers
aud cucum Der pickles. Alter doing Justice
70 this bounteous collation. the COMPANY dis
oersed with many pleasant rtf sctious
Among those present. we noticed the fallos-
| ipg distinguished psrsanaees: MIR. aud Mrs.
Ailcssh. CO.. and Mrs. Hardup. Miss Are
oel!a S.montha Gyeeu, D.. Wanedood a
Saodgrses end SOP. Miss Vinegar BitteIs
Tim and Budget M.loney, Bill Nye, Mrs
Murpbg. Annie Lsn'ie and cousin, Mise
smi h, d. esd Mrs Kllmequick, Lord Per
cvsi SEVENTH. kape Rooney, Mrs. Ho@iius
Wayback and Patrick McGinty.
FORREST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The run on the Cit:zous Savings bank, In
New York, Was continued in full force
to day.
A peculiar and fatal diseaee amons cattle
and borses, is raging in Oregon end sc-
joining couutiss in Kansas. Over leo head
are eaid to have disd, and The disease
battles the skill OF veterinary surgeons.
Six persons In boarding house 10 Chics-
20 were seriously poisoned last night st
supper. The superstition is That the poiscD
W As put in mutton stew By co!oTed wait
er who vas discharged yesterday.
The grand jury in New Orleans lste last
right found true bi against tbs seventeen
men under arrest, charged with the murder
of Chief OF P i ce David G. Hennesay. The
trial will be fixed at an early date.
Luther L Ewing, who represented one Of
the districts OF San Francisco in the Siete
Assembly for the past four years has beer
arrested on the charge OF bezzlipg &c COO
from street CO. company for which hs YES
collector.
The leaders of The Farmers Alliance in
session in Iodianopolis, Iud., say that the
movement will sc made more prominent in
politics in The future, and that before 1892
all OF the farmer organizations 10 tie State
will be united.
Two cars OF freight srair Old The Moriden.
Waterbury and Connecticut R r. were
thrown down forty-foot embankment nesr
! Meriden this morning by the dropping OF
brake beam. Two men we're injured, ore
OF them fatally.
The 26ih ward bank Of Brooklyn was rob-
bed yesterday Of package containing 50 :
| 600 10 bills The work is supposed 10 be that
OF bend Of clever sneak thieves who En-
gagged the attention of the oficsrs vhi'e the
bank was robbed
Ser ator Culom said yesterday at Joliet,
ILL.,, that the Mckinley bill would have to
undergo material notifications before 1t
would be acceptable to the people. The
inter -aate commerce bill would also have
! TO be modified; n short, everything would
! have to be- revamDed politically.
TIE papers in the contest begun by the inde-
pendeut4 to tess the legality OF the election OF
JaucI F. Boyd ldeni) as Governor, AMI tho re-
publicans on the Nebraska State ticket have been
gervod.
Complaint was filed in the District Court at st
Paul yesterday against the Educational EncoS-
aacat As, ;iatio OF Minneapolis, sski' tho cour;
10 issue a restraining orior forbddiug the ASSOC
citation to exercise any OF its corporate rights.
Charges of fraud are Insdo a. ainst the officers.
1t is sid thai the Chicago Burlington aud
Quincy is psepar ii Z TO bridge he INSISTS pPi and
Missouri rivers O2ro ito sa;toD, III ia order 30
effect all entrances into 81. olis at the rofth end
whore they hive latel; becn making heavy pur-
chases Of property for termins stations aud yards
Mrs. Maria Wo!sc'e5. Of Raymond Wis Was IA
tally Injured yesterday By bull, which, enrSged
By red shaw worn by her, tossed her high into
the air and tramplcd on her when She desc'cd d
Mr. Jay Gould sa, the report That he hss got
ten control of the :toheson, Topeka ard Ssnts re
rsilyo ID is erroneous although he OWES C nsd
er,be portion of the stack.
The Vanderbilt people now admit thai Gou
has got control OF the Union Pacific.