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GL,DsroNE-s VIEWS.
he Advocate, the Dseirine Of 'One
fr-. One Vote

IoSboS, Oct. 23.-In a speech at
West Calder today Gladstone referred
to the result OF the Eccies election a. a
forecast OF the triumph Of the liberals
In the coming general elections. He
advocated the principle Of one man.
ere vote. and shorter Parliament.
Commenting upon tho enormous
power the workingmen now possessed,
he said it would prove beneficial, ~
the judgment Of the great questions by
tho masses was more enlightened
than by the educated classes. He
would not venture a decisive opinion
on the general eight-hour bill, until
he saw a definite measure. He was
inclined to think eight hours enough
for miners. Speaking Of the struggle
between labor and capital, he said
among the means the workinguien
ought to select in order to strengthen
their position lawful combination was
the most valuable. The bulk Of what
the men have gained in the contest
with the capitalists has been through
iudicious combination
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BUT ONE IDEA.
And That Was TO Esror, Money,

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Mr. and Mrs.
/. NJ. Hay, who caused the arrest OF
Mrs. Davis, or "SOphie Starch, -
are now living in this city, Hay
having gone into the real estate
business. He asserts in an inter
view In the Tunes that Davis had
but one idea from first 10 last. and
that was to eXtOrt money. Their
threatening letters finally became
so annoying that Hay complained
to the postal authorities. Hay and
wife are spiritualists and Davis
claimed to be a magnetic healer.
He treated Mrs. Hay, and when
they came east came with them, his
wife remaining on the Coast until
he should get settled. Shortly after
their arrival in Waterloo, the first
Of the threatening letters came from
Sophie, who had established herself
in Omaha, and accusing Mrs. Hay
OF leading her husband astray.
Davis was promptly dismissed, but
the Letters kept.
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GoYERNoR HILL
SAYS orr Farm Products Need No
Protection

MAssILLoS, Ohio, Oct. Ex-Governor
Hili and party this morning went 10
Understandable county seat Of HOLMES
county. which is purely agricultural
county. Governor Hill was greeted At
the depot by an enormous crowd and
on reaching the hotel held an informal
rerautiou. shaking hands with many
hsndred people for about two hours
After dinner he spoke al the village
ouera house 70 1900 people, rs many
more being unable 10 gam admission.
inc Governor devoted the greater
nart Of his speech TO the discussion OF
Inc effects OF the Mckinley tariff on
the agricultural interests According
10 the republicans, said he, II Is the
miserable pauper labor Of foreign
lands which Is competing with the
farmer for his home agricultural mar
ke.s- The most OF our agricultural
products need no more protection from
foreign competition than the elephant
moods protection FROM the mouse. A
mere statement Of exports and i'm
Dorts shows the bald absurdify OF
NcKinley's conclusion that damaging
foreign competition in our home mar
kets Is the cause Of the Agricultural de-
preston. The framers OF the Mckm-
lev bill. after pointing with horror AZ
the alleged $3.50. 000,0J0 worth OF I'M
ported agricultural produces. actually
reduced the existing duties on one
third, left them untouched on one
half. and increased duties on scarcely
one-sixth, which proportion includes
articles that are in no sense serious
competitors with American products.
Thjsevening, in Massillon Governor
Hin spoke in the rink, and Congress
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IN BALLOON.
Exciting Adventures OF Three
a erouRuts.

AsronRnts-
Parts. Oct. 29.-Three ar0uau,s,
NJ. NJ. Wales, Lellce ani TrUelle,
have lust met with an exciting adj
venture, which very nearly had u
fatal termination. They left the
casworl,s ut Lavillstte at s O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon In their balloon
H-lrt. intending after s brief ascent
to return again TO the ground just
outside the Qualifications. When
they reached an attitude Of 5000
yards hurricane came ON, which
drove the balloon furi0u>ly to the
northeast. For two hours the zero
nauts had n dreadful time. The
winds swayed the ear violently and
the occupants were obliged TO squat
down anu cling TO the eCge OF the
basket to avoid being thrown out
They expected to be in Paris In slime
for dinner. Instead they found
themselves after dark above the viii
lage Of BOurcy, 100 miles from the
capital.
Then they resolved to land at all
risks. The anchor was thrown, hut
1t broke loose. The wind pressure
drove out the gas and the airship
burst. Rapidly she fell down
through the clouds end finally
strucS the earth with terrific force,
then rebOunded suddenly and
threw out Lelice, who struck the
telegraph wires in his descent to the
ground. His companions were also
thrown out and fell a distance Of Is
feet.
Celice, whose collision with the
telegraph wires broke the force Of
his falI, was the least injured Of the
trio. When he recovered conscious
uess he looked about aud eventually
discovered his friends, being di-
rected to them by their groans. The
balloon and car are damaged beyond
all hope Of repair.
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1hk r-lri,-n.l fr,r SAC

Rev. +. ". ShroGt, E~-tor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound,
Kan. saws: II feel &c my dutt -
tell what wonders DIR. Kings New
Discovery has zone for me. My
Lungs were badly diseased. and my
pafishCneTs thought l could live
only "A few wceSs. I took five bot
tIes q Dr. Kings New Discovery
and am sound nnd well, gaining IS
lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes:
"After n thorough trial and con
vinciug evidence. / am confident
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sufurtIOn, beats 'em all, and cures
when eTefstbinS else fails. The
greatest Kindness Csu do my many
thousand friends Is 10 urge ihem To
try t." Free trial bottles at a. e..
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. Regu'
lar size soc. and Sl.0O- ;
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Reported Denlh beforehand.

WAsHIEGTOS, Oct. 23.-Rumor
was current here this morning that
ex-President Cleveland had died
suddenly, some said In New York,
Others IN Washington. Upon in
vestigstion 1t APPEARED that ii vas
without foundation, and tha, Abe
ex-President had arrived In WASH
ington TO argue a case before the
Supreme Court. When the story
was called 10 his attention he said:
'.YOu may tell my friends that /
never felt better ~ my life than /
do ut this time"
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FRIDAY EVENING CITY, TERRITORY

court, which consented to 20 behind
the public record and take testimony
OF PRESIDENT johnson himself as to
when the act was signed.
A similar question will, Of course,
come up In connection with the
mckinley bill. The copy Of the
act which went TO the President
anu was signed by him certainly
bore the signatures Of the presiding
officers OF the two Houses Of Con-
gress, certifying TO its correctness.
IL must now be settled whether il
VIII be lawful to go behind this
certlfication and ascertain what was
really passed by the two HOUSES.
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Ri.n I'm stneI recnrItIe-.

CHICAGO, Oct IA special dispatch
from Creston says IL developed there
today that o. W. Potter Of Chicago is
negotiating with shareholders in
Baton and New York for 4 controlling
interest in the Illinois Steel Company.
and that some Of his purchases Of
stock have been made at the enormous
figures OF Sl20. There has been no
demand for the company's securities
for several months, and the stock has
been down to SIS and even lower.
Transfers were made yesterday, how
ever, at 500, and today 1t jumped 10
Sis. owing 10 the Potter deal hersand
al New York. 1t Is said the capitalists
back Of the scheme are all Chicagnans
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Baekien.. Arnicn .nI1c.

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The TIpn.rarr Trial.

TIPPERABT, Oct. BIN the magis-
trate's court today the prosecution
asked that n summons be issued against
Harrison, a member Of the House OF
Commons. and a number Of others on
charges Of assault in connection with
the recent disturbances here IL -
stated that the Crown intended TO
prosecute the accused al the Assizes,
Redmond and OiConnor protested
against the trouble 10 which the ac-
c1sed and their witnesses had been
nut. The court dismissed the sum
mons
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Pneumonia and bronchitis CnrEy
oE One-thi-d III the
Human Race.

Il is HCt generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry
of OHs-tisird Of the human race, but
such are the facts, and what is more
sur ,j:isifIg, both OF the above dis
eases result from nesleetlng n COM
mon ordinary cold. 4 eSugh
should never he neglected. If il L,
every time you eaten cold you
cough harder, and it sticks BY you
longer. Ballari's HOrehOund
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world for Pneumonia, Bronchitis
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you have any thOat trouble, call
for Ballard's HOrehOund Syrup and
take no other. Zion's Cooperative
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instance the nuptial custom Of the
wife taking the husbands name
was reversed, and Jim emerged
from the ceremony as Count lie T..
The name having been given the
writer in confdence he is not likely
to give IL without permission.
"Rsd Jim, I" who was then In
Berlin, was ordered 20 Brussels 90
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NOTICE

Tn COMPLIANCE WITH \ REQUEST.
notice Is hereby given INT a. special
rreetf~- 10 the stockholders Of the sou h
iorliau Canal Co.. viii he held a. West
Jordan Ward Iiousc. on october 18th lsso, az
10 an. for the purpose Of taking into con
siderafon the matter OF changing the by
Laws q the corporation and the Transaction
az such 0.EeT business ~ maY come before
the meeting
By order q stocsholdcrE.
e. \. GIBBs.
Secretary.
Dated AZ Egvert0n. Oct. l.. ifp.
signed. y T. SiicOck aud Is others c&std
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this is because IL can always he de-
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with n severe cold give it a trial and
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all symptoms Of the cold. The
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remedy in the relief and cure Of
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Our customers allspeak highly in
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There may be persons in this con

There may be persons In THIS com.
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with the collie, or subject to attacks
of bowel complaint II 50, they
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Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. II
will afford almost immediate relief,
and when reduced with water Is
pleasant to take. IL taken as soon
as the first indication OF the disease
Is felt il will ward Of the attack:
Many people use II in this way, and
find that It never fails them. A 20
or so cent bottle may be obtained
from 2. c, NJ. ], Drug Department
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LEGAL NOTICE..
In the Probate COurt Of the County OF
sat Lake, Territory Of Utah
In the Natter OF the Estate Of Andrew
y. Nacfariaue. deceased
Order {. show cause why Order o. sale Of
Eel E.tafc .hnnld not Be uaee.


TIIZABEIH }. MACFARLASE. TUE
II ExecuiriN % the last wall OF Andrew
\. Nacfariane. deceased. having hied her
petition herein, duly verified. praying for
an order q sale Of al Or portion OF the
real cstafe Of said cecedent. FOR the par
poses therein set forth. q Is therefore or
dered By the Jadgo OF sad Court, that al
persons interested in the estate OF said de
ceased appear before the SAID Probate Court
on Monday, the sfth day % November. l-ao,
Al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day.
AZ the court room % said frDoaie
court. AZ the County Court HnE-e,
Ia the City and County Of salt Lake, Uiah
Territory, 20 show cause why an Jraer
should not be granted 70 the said execu-
trix {. sell % much OF the real estAse Q,
the said deceased AZ private sale as shah
pe necessar7-, and that \ copy OF tbs order ne
uublished a least four successive week.
IN the DEsEEEr Evening NEWS. . news.
paper printed and published N said city and
county.
q. ". BARTCH.
div Probate Judss
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Murdered by Indians

SILVER CITY, y. NJ, Oct. D.
Two Mexican sbeepherders were
murdered and their bodies terribly
mangled by Indians. a few miles
from here. A posse Is In pursuit.
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AwAIT DEvELoPMNTs.

The ENJOYS reached Paris in
safety and called on Patrick Casey,
whose name has already been men,
toned in this narrative. They also
called upon a general whose name
for certain reasons cannot he given
just yet, and obtained from him
letters Of introduction to the Kat
kOh Of Moscow. The ENJOYS were
next introduced to 4 colonel, who
was sent from the Intelligence De-
partment Of the Home Office TO
watch their movements. They met
frequently at the Hotel DalmA, near
Madelaine, and discussed among
I5ther projects, the assassination Of
Mr.. Gla1stUne. The colonel sug-
gested q particular Kind Of COM
pressed air revolver by which the
deed could be done without noise,
and he offered 70 sell to the ENJOYS
as many Of these weapons as might
be needed. The proposal was duly
considered and a report sent 10 Lon
don that a plot was on foot which
had for its object the lie Of the
prime minister. The colonel, who
made this offer, has told the writer
that he did it because he could, If
the deed was done, trace the crime
10 its source. One Of the ENJOYS left
fer I0nd5n and was prepared to
take the journey to Moscow if nee
essary, the colonel being, Of course,
made acquainted with the plan and
Intentions OF both and duly COM
municating with his superior in
London.
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-
THE TARIFF LAW.
IL Is Claimed that it Brings Mil.
lions Of French Gold TO This
Country;
TIE rERstn" THINKS THE
LAW is INVALID.
A Once Notorious Consul Held 70
Await an Investigation as to.
his Sanity.
MEXICAN sHEEPHERpERs MUIR
oEREo BY INDIANS.
spiritaalists Trying TO Extcrt
Money from Mr.. Davis,
Faith Healer. .,
By Telegraph to the SEvs.l
PROrECrIONIsrS ,SUBILANr.
s2,oos,oOo 60 be Invested In w...en
WILL


NEW 1oR :, Oct. sS.-One of the
strongest arguments advanced nv
the friends cf the Mckinley bill in
Congress was that il would foster n
healthy home competition in the
production OF those articles imn,edi-
ately affected by il. The freetra,lers
vehemently denied this, predicting
nothing but rapid advance in the
prices Of such goods as were pro-
tected 10y the operation Of the new
law. As was shown by a series Of
interviews in the press no such ad-
vances have taken place. The
Tree traders arguments having teen
thus refuted, it only reusains to
prove that the prCtectienistss theory
OF fostering home competition is true.
Proof is at hand, in fact. that even
Al this early day z move Is on foot
IN this city looking to the invest
ment Of $1,000, 600 Of French money
in American wooden mills. The
promoter Of this enterprise IL Chas.
Barrez, head of the firm Of Charles
BarreE & CO., 455 Broom Street.
Mr.. Barrez's firm is the only con-
Germ in this country which has made
a specially of importing French
WOODEN goods.
81. is not my Intention - said Mr..
BsrreZ, ito enter upon the manu-
facture Of any Of the higher grades
Of wOoleRs, because my French cor
respondents will still be able 10 sup
ply them at a profit, and l have no
desire to enter into competition with
them. They have been compelled,
however, 10 stop making :he lower
grades, because this country was the
only market they had for them, and
the tariff law has shut them out.
Our new mills, when founded,
ought to give employment to sew
eral hundred people.
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THANKING THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR
liberal patrunags in the past no pains
will BE spared 70 retain their favors IN The
future. the business viii b conducted ana
earned on a. in the past seven years, az the
same stand. Es- Telephone 5.5-
ROBERT SHERWOOD.
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man Springer OF Illinois in the opera
house. The party start for West Nir-
GINA tomorrow morning in Senator
Brice's private car.
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RIO GRANDE WESTERN RY.
CURRENT TINE TABLE. AUG. "A. lsso

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE & OGDEN.
Leave salt Lake so am and $50 pm and
So pm
Returning, arrive salt Lake 81 1913 A-fn-
and i2.4O aud SIS pm.
Train arrives from WAsatch on SATURDAYS
ana leaves for wasatch on Mondays only.
Pullman palace ard butiett sleeping cars
on all through trains.
y. q. DODGE, J. II. BENNETT,
General Manager Gen Frt &Pass.Azt-
General Olices at salt Lake City. Utah
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NOTICES!

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the name and nrm OF
Sherwood Bros. having been dissolved.
Robert sherwood only y authoriEeoIo col
lect all accounts due and assume all re-
sponsi bllifies Of the late firm.
ROBERT SHERWOOD.
C. ". SHERWOOD.
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MUST ENFORCE IT

rs find it. However, the tobacco
schedule does no. take effect until
January LIST, so, if Congress desires
10 refund the two cents pound on
all tobacco on hand when the law
takes effect, it has ample time to
legislate 10 that end"
No alarm whatever is felt here
among the friends Of the Mckinley
bill as to the legality of its enact
ment. The presidents OF unnum-
bered years, an old aud experienced
member Of the House said today,
leave no doubt that an error,
whather Of omission or commission,
in the enrolment Of bill passed by
Congress does not vitiate any part OF
the measure except that part in
which it occurs. Captain Nc
Gregor. chiefof the customs division,
,.,calIs a somewhat similar case I'M
dsr fine wool act Of 1867. The tarin
oe, hora late Of the end of March
~ Congress extended the session
~ the 2ud over TO the 9Th, so, Ne .
o,atter OF fact, the bill was DOT
n;gne,I till about noon on the 4tn OF
Sa.rch The question arose whether
: cargo that arrived on the Sru
sboIIi pay duty at the old rate, as y
s s,io IN, was actually not signed nj
she time OF its arr. al, Ut al tne new
~. .n,a The case was carried in'o
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CHAS, MACINTOSH & co. r 5SHRs1i

r whom ", represent the celebrated Macintosh wl'spoo Coat @ 80
Of t,b Shipping to directly Of his PT'aa7'o' ~ "
IN, line At anv stage the
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Health is Wealth F!

DR. 2 g. VESTS NERVE ASp IRAN
TREATMENT. a ~ raui-ri -fgs -
n r-teri.. DiE1lue--. Consui-lons- - 49,
vous curairia, He.dache. Nervous tfos-
trsffoa caused b the u-e Of aiconli -
Tobacco. Wakefrlness. Me-tAl d plessls..'
Soffsnla< o. The BrAin.rcs1ltins N ,ns sl-.,S
All feaflnc 10 misery. decay anu ues,l,
is---,-f,--,. ,DIf sr- fiarreune-s- cs1sed y
over rxe-tion % the brain- Each eo1 con s.s..
tains oar ruaath's treatment slDA -;
o. -fx toxes for f5.tc, sent by mai pFePs-~
:. :. .|..-.ss.s - - -
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N reccipt o. ur.ce-

To cure any case with esea o 80. -,
80, e az Ne viii sc1d tie purchaser =
written Euarauice % refund INC pc. -. y
&c trrafnieut docs not eucs. a A., ~ ~
cnar.nfefs iszuef uy JOHNSON. fss ~ -
a ca DruEyisf-. sole Agerss,t ~ NAia So
salt lxe CIfy. Csah-
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THE BILL INVALID.

The Herald will tomorrow en-
deavOr to show that the Mckinley
tariff bill is invalid, because of the
alleged omission Of portion of sec
ton thirty, relating 10 the tobacco
tax. The paper takes its cue from a
passage in n letter sent very recently
by Senator John Il. Nc pherson to a
member Of a prominent importing
house in this city. McPhersOa says:
"Ihis omission Is fatal to the hill, in
the opinion OF emiU1nt lawyers
here, Senator Carlisle among them.
it vitiates the whole bill. 1t is an
internal revenue section, but being
a part Of the tariff bill! passed, il
stands and fails together"
The opinion Of lawyers are given
to support this view, but Special
Deputy Collector Cough, who is a
recognized authority at the custom
house on all ilnotty tariff problems,
s1id Of the alleged omission: 81 do
not See how 1t could possibly affsst
import duties iR any way, even il
m omission hiss occurred. / do not
see why : special session Of Con
gress would have to be called to
remedy Il Congress will meet
early in Decembof. There would
Toe Fienty Oftinie to correct the mis-
take before the lst of January
Depgty Collector Dudley Phelps
Of the law division of the custom
house, took the same view Of the
case as Mr. Cough. IL there had
teen any omission OF the part Of tire
thirtieth section IL would not IN the
least affect imports. He did hot see
how shy serious consequences could
follow it. iftic provision giving a
relate to manufacturers should be
retained IN the bill, as it was IN the
conference committees report, and
was omitted by an error, it was a
very simple matter for Congress to
remedy it at the coming session.