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mortem statement, disposed Of bis
property all 10 favor Of his wife, and
retained MS s.r-es almost up TO the
time Of his death, whlcS o---rTet at
5:I7 p. m. He carried an Insurance.
Of SIS, 900 on his life, which will go
TO his widow and children.
Dr. Bryant. who attended Griffin
Immediately after being ehot, stated
that the hail entered little 70 lir
left of the navel, tauged around,
and came out over The right KID
new. The case has since bech
turned over to Drs. Powers and
Perkins. At II O'CLOCK last night
DR.. Powers said lhct the wound
was q serious one; that tine bali had
passsi through the body, the
dist4nee from She point 1f entrance
to the polut ofeSit being ten ih6hes.
The gTesiest danger %, he feared
is from perItoniiis. Tir. pstiets
is at his own home under guard.
John Hamer, who died yesterday
at 5:l7 from the effects Of
his wounds. was born in Salt Lake
City, August "A. 1854, and was the
son Of Samuel Hamer, OF the Six
teehth Ward. Of that city. He came
10 ogden wheh fourteen years Of
aye. rof seTerli. Gears he was
deputy county clefk aEd recorder;
AMI It was chiefly through his in
that the abstracting Of |
The Weber and Salt Lake County |
books was done. He was at the time I
If his death manager Of the Ogden .
4 bstract Company, and n director in I
ieveral local corporations.
From his early youth he displayed I
remarkable faculty for figures and /
aud RS a searcher of titles,
md In the various intricacies OF land /
matters he was one OF the most ex-
,ert the country afforded. On any
iccsficn when the ehterprisihg clti-
ems Of Ogden were expected 10
how themselves, John Hamer was
lways to be seen. He was noted 10
sss for his generosity than for bis
bility - accumulate thai which he
vas so willing to give.
His courage will never be doubted
fer all the suffering he passed
Trough up TO the time Of his death.
'Dly once while lying on what he
new 10 be his death-bed did his
)rtitude fUrsake him so much as to
How him TO give n sign OF pain,
Though it must have been excruc!-
ling.
The scene at his death-hed was
cry touching. His parents came
D from Salt Lake Saturday MORN
ig and were present az the end.
lie leaves 4, wife and tvo chillren
mofrn his unti:aely ieGth, the
der boy Of 3, the younger n girl
IS than year OF age. l.
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Fatal Accidents

- little l0-year-0Ii lad named
leh' residing near Coalville. ON
e rafk City branch Of the Union
=, n-e'ic' was struck by a freight
-'u yesterday while crossing the
TaA at Coalvilie on his way home.
me 10y was instantly killed. the
-, ICES cutting of one arm and
SIefWise horribly mutilatinr the
~ 10y. The remains were gathered
4 ~ , and buried at once. No bIams
Hsened 10 the trainmen
M, - fireman in the empiov NJ IN.
Tfi-oh Short Line division of The
.n.i ou facific was thrown from HE
RiSane about fifty miles from Green .e,9
f,t.H "yo., Thursday night, and
~. =, injured. He was brought ~
citv Union Pacific hospital In This
tai: esterday morning by a specIaI
;bs which arrived at II o,clocI
Pjv. run Being made from Green
man. % ogden in three hours. The
L. name is unknown. At a
sliy. nGut last night he was stiII
un,,I out was not expected 10 i've
Aug 5iO'hlns.- Ogden Commercial
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UNION PiCIfIC SYSTEM, NOUN
TAIN DIVISION.

o.. mi Gf,er Jgiic 2g'h. lsgj, gaTieln
Bssch t'a,Hs tsiU ran as foliorz:
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Accidentally Shnt

ou' Morgan correspondent. uD,i.,
daie Of August I, saws: " r
=, ,'ancis' son Of Hon. 5. Francis, of
Morgan, was accidentally SHOT
mn, ~n'ie out hunting last evening at
fancis' Ranch, up Lost CreeE' H.
hai just put his rifie apninst :
imp Inn while he mounted his horse
.H.tet mounting he reached doEn -
'ake the rifle by the mIzzIs - u 20
Is lie vas pulling Il nm II M
aarged, the bali entaring at a.
ann OF the hand, running nm ,be e
I'm, iracturing the innec hone AZ, IA
.Sssing out about four inches I>.aJo,,.
,ne elbow. He was brought bom.
u me night and DR.. Wadswor+b ct
'! .-G zone. The patient seems u he
@'ihg well.-Ogdea Standard "
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Police Court

., me following com prise today,
- :, o. > DRINKS: Thomas Clark
5hlLlP Davis, joins Murphy. An,
NJ NJ hicSey, Thomas Fitzgerald.
~ buFns and Thomas Ross
90, Inc M court was unusually severe
~ he following cases OF drunken
d nsAs, administering the fines indi-
p r+'ed' John Dahanay SIS. Frank
ny. hy1R ~; -, Richard Thomson Ss n
I ~ walter Porcher SIS.
bo TGan Burke Is held t. answer for
;gSa an been drunk ami giistn+b; ~.
of t drIH5.AAILl5e Alfred LEFT so to a charge
fcer. 9'il resisting an Of
r, seoFge Heaves, an ALLEGED va
IAN PLEADED guilty and viii b "a
'e,,,elced later on. NC
=, n. Gondon Is held to aBswa-
ny rnplsint Of las; driving
s, IN, Murphy pleaded a.piItv n
%, \. the peacc ami his sentence
~ lof ! P. m. today.
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LOWEST PRICES
EVER KNO7rS IN THIS CITY.

Black eros Grain Silk al Coo; Roru 8se.
70c-; sac.
sOlored Silk al &c. 9Oc and s0 are the Biggest Bargains
sfsrsd this season.
line 6; sawBer Silk usually sod at &c., &C., and &c.,
marked down lo5ss,
20 pieces of Black Bunting al &c. Zoe and 22c worth 2oc
25c. and 30c.
LOT Of Plain Dark Organizes at 8 c.; worth zoe.
LOT Of Figured Linen Lawns al l0c.; worth Csc.
lot Of Dress Linens at 25c.
lot Of India Linens yds for ST. II yds for 81 10 yds for ST.
Tennis Flannels at &c., worth &c., and 2lc, worth 20c-
Extra Fine SILK Stripe Tennis Fiaunes at &c., worth &C.,
1 lot Of Printed Wool Challies at 2ic.; worth 25c
lot Of Ladies Embroidered Dress Patterns SL00 and $780,
One-quarter the cost
LOT Of Boys Low Cut Shoes at sL25; worth $500.
lot Of Mems LOw Cut Shoes size to at $500 These goods
were seld for $500.
lot Of Ladies Cloth Top Kid EutiCH Shoes al $780, worth S25o
LOT Of Misses and Chlels CClh Top Kd Button Shoes at
st25 and S2.25; worth $500 and $500.
all Of Chdea Misses Ladies Tan GoOred Shoes at cost
Ladies' and ChIdrens Straw Hats at &c., &c., &c., 4Oc 50c
and 75c.; these are half price.
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Neuralgia causes much INSANITY.

The highest medical authorities Of
Europe and America have recently
decided that a large percentage of
cases Of insanity is caused hy the ex-
crutlatirs pains Of Neuralgia OF The
head and face. II any member OF
your family suffers this tormentor.
induce thsmtO try Billiards. snow
iiniment. Ouespplicalion willafford
immediate relief and you viii soon
be M OF a dangerous and torment-
ing disease. Billiards. Snow Lin
imen. Is the most penetrating Lint
ment known. 1t positively cures
rheumatism, I4aulc Baoi, Contract
ed Muscles, Old 5Ores, C0fhs. Bun
ions, etc 1t penetraies aud OPENS
up the pores, drawing all poisonous
matter tothe surface, restoring and
prumotinga natural circulation Of
the blood through the diseased parts.
aE#
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Vie Shafrhen :,

This Is the title OF nrS. MAY
which will be presented gor the first
time here in the Theatre tonight,
! ne meaning q the peculiar word
Is a marriage broker. All pI,y.
'soeFS VIII Remember "Saml %
f'sea" and Mr.. Curtis who mad. .
; snccess- He appears in the rl,f.f
ar ana with him are Mr.. F-,ni-
NSrdaun; and Mr.. Cha : D; I'm
soh' both excellent actor. All !.
Soou company. The decoration % =,
process at the Theatre viii mot no. ~ -
Deriere with the auditorium O. 81. ~.
seats VIII be all right and I S,ie
nv nou'e Is te1r-o1sed, as the PLAY and
trsctive- 'us''siiy al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-04
THE DorroRs HAVE CONE 4,
First Farce Months free Of Charge.

4 staff Of Eminent English
Physicians and Surgeons have ar.
rived in Salt lake City, and
will permanently locate at theil
residence, No. lS5 T.. First South
Street. All who visit these emf
nent doctors before August lst will
receive servicesunt September lSt,
free Of charge. The only favor de-
sired il n recommendation from
those whom they cure. They treat
ali diseases and defo-mitieS, but in
no irstsrce VIII an incurable case
be accepted. II yUir disbass Is be
yond all hope they will frankly tell
you SO; 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 a. m. to : p. m.
Sundays, 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
P.S.-rhis Governmental Staff Of
Physicians and Surgeons is incor-
pora.cd by an Act Of Legislature.
Equitable Coop, 80 Bars Soap for
81 .d1.
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Press RyrUPsi01iSiS

The Michigan Press Association
Excursion party Is in town. TsS
company numbers tifty-0nc ;s,.ies
and gentlemen. They wet 20 tte
Lake this afternoon u eQi,,v a lin
IN Is otily waters Lo,.y leave to-
morrow morning, v TaC.i,..-l ,
eau lfom meni1e, OF the party this
S,.einOs Jn,-NG, Frank Sutton. Of
Marine City, ,.Iichigan.
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Some years ago we were very
rlacf, srrtiec. % severe spells Of
cholera in5is.iss and nov when we
feel any Of the symptoms that usu
ally precede that aiimsnt, sech as
sickness at the stomach, diarrhosa,
ETC., we become scary. We have
found Chamberlain's Remedy the
very thing 10 straightea enc out in
such cases, and alwayskeep IL SPOUT,
II il somewhat similar 10 the usus.
cholera cures, but seems 10 c0nsaiR
ingredients that render II more
pleasant 10 tass, and that do their
work more quickly, Sheriff Dever-
.eaux tells usthat he is subject to chol-
era IhorbEs, aud recentIy felt a spell
coming Oh, Ehkn he obtained a bot
tie Of Chambeflaia5 Colie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy, ARD two
doses made him all right. We are
not writing this for pay testimO
NAL, but 10 let our readers know
what is a good thing TO keep handy
in the house.-IlrCy kdR.l Chief.
For sale by z. c. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. q
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Terrible Occurrence. n, Denver.

DESvER, August i-Chemicals
exploited in the office OF the Denver
fire brick and chemical supply
house this afternoon. The entire
frunt Of the building was blown out,
and r'er ratsirg IN front OF the
store at The time were hurled across
the street and were badly bruised.
The building took fire instantly and
when partially eXtinguished a body
burned TO n crisp, and supposed to be
thatOf hepresideht Of the company,
Joseph BoswOrih, was taken out OF
tire ruins. It's thought another body
u stiil in ihe baildins.
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LOST.

nNE sorREL HORSE. : YEARS OLD.
" white feet. white face. light name
and tau scare on upper part OF hips.
Return 10 % Peach 81. and be rewarded. {
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Several months ago, Mr.. Henry
PluHmer, Of Clements, Cal, who is
subject 70 hrs.mps, was taken with 4
,esene attaca. lie had been re-
cEstomei TO get relief by. dosing
with morphine, but the disagree
able effect that followed would make
HIM miserable for hours after the
cEamp had been relieved. I per-
suaded him 10 try Chamberlain's
Collie, ChOleTa and Diarrh GA
Remedy. He was much pleased
with Is. re its effect was ainlcst in
spontaneous, AMI Is 3i-SFietalile
after effects accompanied its use.
CHAs. BANERT, Manager, Farmers
Trade Union Clements, Cal. Eos
sale by Il. c. ". !. Drug Depart
ment. q
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i,r I,.E AR.rn..hn.

The CELEBRATED SPECIALIST ana
ORTHOPEDTC SURGEo:i, Of Indian
apOlis, Indiana, is now at the st.
James Hotel, Salt Lake City, and
will remain until September LIST,
only. The doctor has had a large
business ia Utah for many years.
and will lie glad to see former
patients ami afflicted parties who
desire to consult him in regard to
his New Methods of Treatment.
All forms Of Chronic and Surgical
Diseasesaud deformities successfully
treated. Special attention given 10
the treatment Of diseases peculiar
to females. An afflicted should call
early during the Doctors stay in
city. dim
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rRGSAESTs.

first Wsrd Sabbsth
~ IL. ia an outing at CaldeF's
'sssr nm to;norro"'
RAND serensded the
Bfl hi afternoon, and rendered
SIrs Nm Ir,,I9zical selections in eEeei-
choice ~. y The boys were cut to-
he Peoples Party. sc Clio.
To iii meet for Practice tom ToI,
- rr,esday) evening at the Iao-
90 y, 81 re sharp. A fun AZ
Z -sapce Is requested.
= Sixteenth Wand band sere-
y me NEWS Office this fore
uIaving in fine style me
' were cheered 10y the EN-
Fore. ,.,.,,n.
vas held - the Theatre on
1s. n nigh, Mr.. v \. ParEs
-. III g-z the other speakers
Fsa WIN. WellOck, Messrs.
r'i S.r go, and John II. Rumel,
,u. afternoon We mad the plea'
"a call from Mr.. 4. {. II. Ny
= manager Of the Genezt wet
/ psssenger Agency q the Meth
- American Steam Naviga-
Corspany, Chicago, Illinois.
enllenaa = on a western tour
. irtsr-st Of the company.
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6Olden Wedding.

Father Josiah Saville. and his
eStimable wife, Mrs. Mary Ann
havilie, Of the Eighteenth pr.fd.
have lust celebrated the Bs.ieth al
niversary OF their marriage, which
occurred August ), sS40. al Saffron
SN~SSen, Essex, England. They
have reached The ripe age Of -
gears. Tic respected couple wen.
AZ 'he JSoliee celebration QTthe5r
ieinS .nited Ia wedloCk, surrpu ryir,l
y their chlldreE and <raudchjl-
areh' VINO are quite uunaerous. The
amy friends Of the respected vett-
us wish them long life, health
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The Next Attraction.

Inc Prince and the Pauper"
xii tske the boards at the Theatre
|zsI. thursday evening, with Elsie
\ sic n the double role. As Little
rd FaGntleToy this wonderful
And actress has made a national
rpgtation. and she has ample
s1Te for her powers in the play
rhich has been adapted for her.
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Husband. Z Want You to Try IT,

/ had suffered for years with a
complaint the physicians called
gravel, and they had given up the
attempt to help me. My wife hea ri
Of DE. David kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, Of RDndout. y. Y. and
spoke as abave. To please her I got
4 bottle. Used that and two or
thee more, and presently the trou-
hle Vanished never 60 return
Washington Monroe, Ca'skill, Wy.
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narp, ner.lng Of Two rriend..

John VI. Allen, Of Charlotte, \.
T., said 70 his friend, "Psrsons,
am ABOUT dsz.i Tish TIE gravel, and
cannot find help ess. Parsons
induced Mr.. Alien to go DE.
David Kenneiy's Favorite REM
dy, OF Rondout, y. Y, a trial.
Weeks went by and the friends met.
MI Ei!ep said, '.Dr. David kenne-
dy,s fayofite Remedy has saved
NV life. Il L q ep-- fsr gravel
and the only cure" !
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Imncrer w.Il.nm in ENGLAND.

LONDON, Aug. 4,-Thc German
imbErisl Yacht, With th- Etnreror
Wilhelm ami Eis LrU'hsi. i'ince
Henry, on boarj, arrived at Osborne
at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
Queen sigualled welcome, II his
Majesty from the Osborne House.
her palace On the Isle Of Wight.
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Raeklr..lr n,..,.u.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Glts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
hhenm, Fever SoTes, letter, Char
Pei hands, Chilblains, Corns. ami
al Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures fllts, or no pay required. II
: guaranteed to give perfect salts
tsnsion, or money refunded. Price
3 cents per box. For s9is bv 40
Smith JCo. - a. -
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Families not already supplied
should lose no time in procuring a
bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cbol-
en ard DiarrhPa Remedy. 1t is
the only remedy that can always be
depended upon for howell COMPLAINT
in all its forms. Twenty-Five and
fifty cent bottles for sale by u. c. NJ.
!. Drug Dept. d
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Another Fire DHmp Explosion.

PARIS, August 4.-Another ex-
plosion Of fire damp has occurred in
a rOsl pit ct St. Etienne. One hun
dred and fifty men employed IN the
pit succeeded IN milking thelr escape
uniIhuTei. Five others aie seriously
hlri.
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~ var WRIT

4 40. ] River sand OF building
Clay, fddress Cyrus II. Gold, care
Of q: {. NJ. l., 5. l.. City, who viii
furnish sou rom one to 10, 900 loads.
Go to SPENCER, BYwATzs > Co,
City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering, scouting, Stoves and
TinwaHe, etc.
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City Assessor and Collector
10 the Public.

We are ps;EyfIS .hs, new salt
Lake City Directory. 1. $50 hs:e
made any changeOf business or resi-.
denee since our canvas, please notify
US at our office, Is w. Second South
Street, and oblige,
dSt X. l.. Polk < Co.
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High Council.

The High Council Of the SILT
Lake Stake o: Zion Wiz rect on
Wednesday, August Eta, az 7:Sp ..
D. As business sE considerable i'm
lor.ance will Ire presented, it il de-
arei that thsEe will tie 4 full repr,.-
= the members Of the
'ouuCiL J. ID. STIRLING.
Tlprl-
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Pain and dread attend the u,e u
m"st cstaTTh remedies, Liquids ans.
,Uuffs are unpleasant rs well ias
dangerous. Eiy's Cream Balm is
sa:e, T'ccsgi.!. sasIl~ arpi!cI into the
iiCslrlis, and A sHfu ysiie. Il cleans-
Is the nasal passages and heals the
inilame1 membrane, giving relic!
a: once. Prize. sl... u
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The leading question now Is
''Are sou provided with a bottle Of
Chamberlaln's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhma remedy, as a safeguard
against Gu attack ofbowel complaint
d.Ticg tie Auhniei tt-orth7'' No
family can afford TO risk DeIng with
out this invaluable medicine during
the hot weather. II is almost certain
10 lie needed, and is n friend indeed
when required, as it never fails and
is pleasant and safe to take. a5 and
20 cent hotties for sale by II. G. NJ. /.
Drug Department. q
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ID be Heard TOMORROW.

Alien, arrested On Saturday
i, On a charge Of committing an
,'-,ioD fraud IN tie Fourth pre-
- al the school election, is 10
"a hearing oefore Commissioner
E-svulsE tcEorroW.
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PORT Tow NsEND, Wash. Aug. !.
Tom Clelry, OF this city, knocked
out Tom Robinson, n Montana. In
ten tOuHds yesteruay, with two
ounce gloves. Both were badly
punished. Robinson Is blind in one
eve.
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PIE STREET

Is where we are row doing
business. We have a fun
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
ard new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER g. BRO,
AGENTS. PROVO and DES-
ERET WOODEN MILLS, Op-
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bles.
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We determined Sweep Cotton Fabrics
We Offer all
FRENCH SATEENS at 20 cents per Yard

e5s quality Scotch zephyr Gn=hnms reduced to soc.
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u % VI ES

In Heber, Midway or Charleston.
Parties desiring Country Homes Or
Farms, should communicate with or
call on JOSEPH II. MURDOCH,
ChRrlsstDr, lTasatch County, ~
miles FROM Ts5E6, ~ miles from
Salt Lake City and 70 nli!es from
Park City. Il i'm
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Hose Arrived.

T~sv1gl feet Of Paragon hose
...-,ss,ei f7r the fire department a
D. tine since, arrived. 1t is in
.s,,fb. Of fly feet, and has
rgIIings o. an improved pattern.
/, ( Belierei 20 be the best hose
r., ns.-5 hy the department.
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1nn-Ha.

PISSocK.-on the End inst, IN the Ientf
Ward OF this city. Of dropsy. Wiuism Pin-
mock; aged ss years and q days
uneral services will be held this after
room q. 3 Sslssk. 81 SIS - Fourth south
street. Friends OF the -saialT rnriIed,
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LATEST q'ELEGRAaiS.
senal.

y snISGIOS, Ang. THE SEN
ate took up the tariff bill resolution
for the removal Of Grants remains
to Arlington Cemetery. Il went
over without action.
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THIRD PRECINCT.

IN this place the gress outrac.
committed by the coBtelapubIe indi-
vidual appointed as registrar was
ai.oTed TO stand. There were about
~ NAMES left of the registration
list unisEfully by George Lam
bourne. They were all PeopIe,s
fariy men, Of course, and when the
orJcr Of the Utah Commits
son, stating that such names
should be replaced was issued.
the voters presented Themselves
10 Lambourne and asked Tor their
rights. He refused TO grant their
request, and the Utah Commission
was again applied 90. Today the
Commission directed Che DEPUTY
registrar appointed by them 20 peF-
form his deity and place those names
on the list.
At J pm. today $50 votes had
been cast in the third precinct. OF
this number the Liberals, were
credited with 2I7, and the PeoDle
with $50: the number Of Workinr-
mems tickets was not known. b,,t
whatever there were would reduce
the number accredited to the eli
herals''
There were twelve challenges for
roiygamy, and the "I.iferal,,
Judges violated the law by sustain
lrg the challenges, notwithstanding
The fact that the parties challenged
are not now in pOlySamy, and have
not been for years.
Later-At $3.50 O'Clock TS5 votes
lad teen cast, Of which the Slit
rails" claimed 3I2. About 81 name-
mad been improperly stricken
rom the LIST Of which five
II six had been restored, ami efforts
we're being made TO have Others
llaced on the list again. On the
July list there were IIs5 names
Indicating that the vote in this pre-
met is not extra heavy for the hour
lamed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-04
BaIlard's Horehound syrup for
whoopIug Cough.

There h no remedy in the world
Which viii give such prompt relief
in WhOoping Cough as Bdttdrd,s
Roreilound Siftip. I. viii pos1tfrsiy
cure IL. Ifyou will t,y u yonr emil,
dren will not keep you aTsse sll
night coughing. Bsllard's Hole
hound Syrup Is tine most cooling
and soothing remedy for cOnsump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and
4 stisrna, in the world. 1t is free
i.ogp OPIUM, u builds up new It's
sue, strengtE6ns ire Lungs, and Is
an incomparable remedy, made Of
the best and purest u1aleFzs'iss II
your Lungs are weak aud you have
a tickling in your throat, you nee'i
lt. Il. G.. NJ. ]. Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-04

The test Thread for Hand or Ma.
chine u-c is Clark's "Mile End. 4"
White thread wound on LACK spools.
For sale by :. KEILSER, New Dry
Goods Store, 205 and 2J7 s., Main
Street. thr & sat