davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-18

Mrs. Carrie Hicks returned to Boze-
ma on train No, I last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-18
Schnspps. Also some pure Kanasta
Tobacco and Ounce Turkish Tobacco.
All warranted imported goods.


Continental Safety Oh $ 20 per
casa ut
LEIGHTON Il JORDAN's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-18
LOCAL 1T E M S.

Christmas goods at S~avage's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-18

Oil s. a case ut smith & Haynes. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05

1NOR RENT ST. NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE:
II IL rooms newly papered and painted throughout
IN perfect repair per mo. $50 A. s. CAYWOOD 1888
9th ST. NV. n4-2t.
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Brutal Interference Of Soldiers.

A detachment of German soldiers who where
engaged in guarding at . railway station .
body Of eight hundred recruits, who we're
going some distance 10 drill, intsrfsred with
the relatives Of the recruits who had come 10
bid them farewell the other day. Several Of the
soldiers we're struck by civilians, vhereupon
they drew their side arms aud attacked their
assailants. Several of the civilians were -
badly wounded that it vas necsssaTy - taAs
them 70 the hospital
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FOR SALE-dOUSES.


TSoR SHALLOW PRICES ON REAL ESTATE,
1eConvenlently located and Easy Terms-New Five
room Bricks. only $1,000. Also Three-story Frame,
bet. Pension and Gov Printing Otfce only a. ZOO
GIT Gu, 6l7 18th St. near F. oI4-3m
EOR sALE-AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES FOR
the locality in one Of the finest sections Of
Ind. on 10th ST.. Three Well built Houses, done by
days work. begun last December under the suPervis
brown stone to paror stories and finished With press
brick. galvanized iron and slate. Houses 1897 and
1889 9th st. three rooms deep, have six bed rooms
bath two pariors. dining room, kitchen and office
ROOM Price $1,000 Corner house, lS4l 10th St,
three rooms deep. have seven bed rooms, baths,
cedar closet, parors &c Price 500 These houses
contain every modern improvement best sanitary
plumbing. finest tiles mantes. electric bella speaking
tubes Gutom burners and interior decor
hardwood trimming, heated by steam Open daily for
Inspection from to 43o Polite watchman in charge
Terms accommodating. olS-lm
EOR sALE-927 MASS AVE NV: FOURTEEN
Il rooms and bath; MI; hsndsomely htted mp with
stable in the price, $4,000 Apply TO THOS. g.
HENSEY CO.. 1900 r st. NV. ol3-lm
EOR SALE BARGAIN NEW PRESS BRICK
a Houses near Washington Circle. At low price
S2.OoO TO 81, 90 each very easy terms. Apply to
s2I-2m CHARLES EARLY. 603 l4th st NV.
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Peaceful Prospects, I'm Europe.

In an article upon Russia's relations 70 The
leading European powers the Noooe Vremya Of
St Petersburg dwells upon the peaceful
auspices under which the winter season opens.
A situation has supervened, IL says, which the
French describe as an entente cordiale. All
agree that the recent journeys Of the Emperor
OF Germany contributed principally 10 the e.
tablishment Of the present sst,siactory situa-
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Oh RENI-,<

TNR RENT
II 1874 18th. llr. sit
2lOl L St. 9r....-....l II
s2l 18th St. fur...---ll
l7l7 Y ST. NV. llr... !
ly:ss3S n-w-lOr.:.-.s3-.
1877 h ST. NV. llr. 10
OH 18th ST. Nv IT.
1914 Sunderland pl- llr
32l n o. av.. S4r..-..-:--.
les 10Th 81. n " l2r.
l:,.3O n. II. ave., yr.-.-.-
lsO= N st. NV III
1907 n. II. ave-. lOr-oL
2Oss y St. lOr .....-.-
PIG Penn ave-, lOr..
- 9th ST. n W., lor--1o.
81 ID 81. NV, -.
$50 4 ST L. ". I'll
Westminster 81. Sr4I'
Est. NV. lar AZ.
3.,.j I'd 81. Sc. lOr...-..
1913 spruce ST.. Tor. ...'
"A n MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05

SUBURBAN LOIS
FOR SAILING. cor J4;h st. and Columbia av 8 90
e. cor. 1th and kenesaT ave. i. 90
henesaw bet I:;t anu l4th sts., two lots. 30
Kenyon St near 18th observation-disclosures. 40
Sc. cor. 18th ST. and kenesaw ave-. lUOXl1U... go
kencsaw ave. east OF 18th ST., lUOx l5O. 90
dartmouth ST., JOX lou 80
NV. cor. 18th and Litney aye................ SO
18th St near Columbia ave, oOxl 30
10th 81. bet Keuesaw and Grant, SUx l226l AZ
Cor. 9TH ana Grant sts lOS feet lrontxge.... 80
l.th St.. = lots. bOxl 40 each. 80
Brown St. 92Xl 20. 40
Harvard ST., several ~
Huntington St. (University Park, look 10. 80
Crescent ST. near l6h st., Meridian HUI. TO
Columbia road, Lanler Heights, JUx2OO.......... 10
Conn. ave-, Washington !irlghts, 5Uxl: 3...... 100
Sc. cor. Conn. and kalOruIna aves., 1UOXl62.. l..
Wyoming ave. two lots. north de- 40 and 125
IN DkGUkLASD.
Ne corner Fort and l. un all Observation-Disclosures. II
Sw. corner Fort and duncan observation-disclosures. IL
Fort st. near duncan. OS
duncan ST., north OF orr st..... 90
Lansing St, four Observation-Disclosures. IL
Corner Queen and Hartford sts............... IL
Hartford ST., o0xloO.. 90
Dover st..... Va
FOR SALE-LOTS ON 10TH ST. EXTENDED
800 feet frontage from Morris to Erie 10
Nortieas: Erie ST., IUUX20U ............ 90
Bet. Huron and. Erie SITS. Two lots, oUx lou. west
sue Luz
Northeast cor. er huron St, lOUxl5U. LOO
Bet. Columbia road and keneSaw ave, lots. so
Between henesaw and Grant. S0xl22. so
southeast corner Grant St, 100 ieet frontaae... 30
Northeast corner Grant st.. LIS feet frontase..
South west corner Harvard ave-. aOy l4U....... 30
Southeast corner Laurel ave-, 2oUxl 20 20
nl-6t DEEBLE, DAVIS Co. 1919 st NV.
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"A"~T kwILCox.
d 49,.

IacoIn8 --
3I2 Artfk, $3.50
6Is A sf.place, or %. 40
1910 lat. 7r....:1.35
Highland anw.. ar. 20
1925 ". cam, Sr....21
HyattsVflle.Nr. 90
1913 ii St n.:.-....20
as Deirecs st5r....-.lS
} 2034 sth 81. n 10 30
~ Defrees st. sr. u. 30
Al p ST. lie. 81, ID. 10
I2l3 I St se.. 81 j.. %
, lU9 y 81. Sc. Or. ~. %
cottage How. 4r. Z 90
, III benton ne. Or. 90
} SIS Gordon ave, 4ryO
} Us NJ ST. sc. AR. .-...0
D 1880 Half st. s.e.. Ar. .
a STOREa
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BITT USE
WASHINGTON, ID. C.

y L MAKE THE CIGAR YOU MAKE THE
smoke. TIGER cUBANA-The best Cigar &c.
Doc. Ter tuadle. ASK Your dealer for them
LEOfOl4D MILLER q SOM
LAD Chxml~--st \. Y. Man ufscturcr
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FrOli RENT - COMPLETELY FURNIsHED-15OI
y St, ] rooms and bath mod imps. south front
attractive locality hercs at 800 per month
nl-2wf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05

EfOR SALE - BLAKE ST. NEAR 10TH ST.,
Il rooms and bath; concerted cellar under whole
house; $60 600.
Fer sA.L-Five-room brick. Q st. bet 9TH and 9Th
sts. good business stand: $4,000.
FOh SALE-N.w. cor. 9th and II sts fine brick
dwelling IA rooms all H. l. lot 25x9:J; IL, 500.
FOX SALE-N. H. ave. bet. Dupo I Circle and q ST.,
2-story and basement brick: lot l64xlUO; $500
brick, rooms aud bath; sS,0O0
DEEBLE, DAVIS L Co,
nl-6t I3l9F St NV
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food condition. Inquire of p. 5. DILLON, 20
Aas ave NV n3-3t'
Ia RENT-l42 A ST. NE; 13-ROOM HOUSE;
a \ MI; near and overlooking Capitol grounds
st2tr month WI. II. BARSTOW,
ns5W ST
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~0K RENT-BY 4 II. wAkLEK. 40 b ST. Ne.
Hos Is q ne, y rooms and stable; all iInprov
= ovo s,s "a nl-2ln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-05

LOR RENT-G JIVE-EOOM BRICK. WITH
IL yard and CeLAt IA per mo, III; 0U3 Mar laf q
ave. ne Apply EDl Mary iaud ave. n:}.:;..
1rOR KENT-hGF Sunny AND bAND
Il solnely fuTnlsl new house one block from Con-
Dectcut on pate alley: for H., furuis he'd ar
800 unfinished, month poss,,ssion iInnt,IxIeI,
Address q NJ q, slOffire. uI-4t-
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DOueLAs & Bno.
INTER-oCEAN BUILDING,
NINTH ST.

Wonderful phenomenal bargains In Ladies' Cotton
Underwear have Cf late been advertised Presumably
you have investigated Il EN- anu prepared 10 make
colnpGrlsons. IL SO, you invited To inspect
department and carefully examine QuAities styles
and prices. We doubt mot results.
On Wednesday, thursday, Friday and Saturday we
offer the following specials:
ONE lot slightly solled Bureau scafs prices 9Oc 10
81 ~ at G5c. each.
80 dozen 30. Towels at pc each
, sty les 5Sc. Infants Sacques at 47c. each
D styles Ell Night Dresses at Zoe. each
High Neck, Long Sleeve. Heavy weight Soc Ribbed
Vests. 35c each, or 3 for al.
Low Neck. no sleeves. Atwood 81 Ribbed vests all
colOrs, At OJc. each.
We have the best Imported Spanish Yarn, saxony
ana tTeEliiaitown Woods, all shades Floss
Art I'm Droldeiy and most beautiful assortment "
Inquired China silks in the newest designs
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rxeItement I'm olInhomn

GUTHRIE, Oct. 3.-The excite
meut over the capital contest was
increased today. After the demon
stratiOn against Messrs. Daniels.
Perry and Nesbilt last evening had
subsidei ;. Il. Mitchell. city attor-
ney Of Oklahoma City, who CHANGED
TO lie in town, sent this telegram %
his friends ut home: "Nour repre-
senta.ives were mObbed Ola the street
today. Send 100 armed men,
The armed men arrived this
morning anu were among the fiu>t
10 secure STATS Of vantage In the hail
Of the lower house. Fully o. many
friends Of the Guthrie measure.
equally strongly armed, were als0
present Their presence caused in
tense feeling and il would have
taken but the slightest outbreak To
have caused serious trouble.
Speaker Daniels was to- ~, suffer
ing fnOm observation-disclosures caused
by the exciting scenes Of yesterday,
to preside. As soon as the House
was called 10 orier Representative
rerriil introduced q resolution. call
ing attention 10 the presence Of
armed men in the chamber, declar-
ing their presence undesirable and
directing the sergeant alarms 70
eject all spectators, newspaper men
excepted. The resolution was voted
down twenty 10 finy.
Considering the probability Of
repetition % yesterdays notogs
demonstration, Il vas deems! advis-
able to postpone tiil toHrorrow fur
Their action on the capital question.
The Speaker has prepared a rg>3lu-
ton. which will be introduced To-
morrow, providing Tor the recall 81
the bill from the Senate. When
this resolution Is presented n lively
time Is eXpeCtsd.
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A Chicago VIII Contest.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The will Of the
late John Crerar, which disposes Of
an estate Of 5000, 900. much Of Il
10 charitable and religious institu-
items in this city, will De contested.
Proceedings will soon be- commenced
in what will probably be one OF tue
most celebrated cases OF its kind on
record. Toe principal feature Of
the will was the bsquest of nearly
two millions TO found n great pub
lie library in Chicago. The contest
has been ilauguratei by distant
relations ON Crerar's fathers side.
The grOun Is on which IL is proposed
10 invaiidate the library begursts
are the same n those on which the
bequests for a library in New York
in the will OF Samuel J. Tilden was
invalidaiel: That a bequest cannot
lie legally made TO anything which
does not exist. IL is also proposed
TO attack the bequests 10 several re-
ligious institutions, and the request
of SI0l. 0cO for a statue OF Abraham
Lincoln. The solicitors for the COLI
testants point out that all u the be-
quests B. the relatives were to those
on the mothers side, and that the
relatives on the fathers side were
not mentioned. In proving the viii
a family servant testified that there
were no relatives on the ftther's
side living, and the contestants,
several Of whom come from On
tario, assume that the testat0r
did not know Of their existence.
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what He Thinks.

HALIFAX, Oct. 3.-Discussing the
Boston Herdld's article on the effect
of the Mckinley bill in Europe, the
Halifax Herald will say tomorrow:
Whatever other countries may DO.
We conceive that ii will be almost
Imperative on Great Britain b take
decided action in the matter. The
Mckinley bill has been passed with
the avOwed purpose OF forcing Can
ada into severing her connection
with the British empire and he
coming part OF the United States.
IL IS, therefore, In its nature an act
OF war ON the British empire % bring
about its dismembernenL. VIII
Great Britain ~ on aiioriing her
enemies the same trade facilities in
her ports that she accOrds her own
children? IL is a case for disrrimi-
nation against the United states. in
view Of the policy they have
adopted, il il l. % lie successfully
resisted The empire cannot AFFORD
to stand idle while a commercial
war is waged agains; any Of it,
ports, more especially when the
avOwed object OF that war is 70 &C
complish the humiliation and
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the empire
itself -
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THEY HAVE ARRIVED
COmte De Paris and Party Receive
II Enthusiastic Welcome in
New York.
4 WEIL-KNoWN Docroa COM
WerEo OF nAEsLAUeHrER.
4 Disputed VIII Case in Chicago
Involving the Large sum Of
S3,oOO,OOO.
THE REPORTED GOLD DEPOSITS
IN WYOMING.
Great Excitement in The Oklahoma
Leslslaiure.-FAtalIy shot
by Mistake.
wELL-KNowH DOCTOR CON-
VcTEo OF MAHSLAUaHTER.
The REPORTED GOLD oERosIrs
IN WYOMING.
By Telegraph to the Srws.l
Connie de Paris Welcomed.

ionic &c EArts " clcoucd.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-All the pso-
pie interested in the arrival Of the
COmte de Paris and party were on
the gia tire for news OF the GcrDld-
ma. When signalei, the revenue
cutter CusisDlaR, with 4 PARTY ON
O01rd, went down the bay I, meet
her, composed Of Collector Eraardt.
General Daniel Bulteri,ld, General
%. .. Howard, General +. ID. Keyes.
General Fitz John Porter, General
II. w. Slocum, W. Il. franklin,
General John Newton, J. G. Parke,
J. II. Dillon, General O'Brien.
The GermQHid was boarded of
Staten Island and the Comte aud
party taken on board. Collector
Erlarit vas presented 10 the COmte
and said: i am instructed by the
President aud government to wei
come you u These shores aud extend
10 you every courtesy The Comte
replied: 81 thank you very much
for the honor, ana Jam glad to
make another visit to America.
appreciate the great honor conferred
on me 10y the President" The
Comte warmly greeted Butierfield,
Potter aud other comrades in the
army during the late war.
The party consisted Of the COmie
de Paris, Due d'Orleans, Ducd'Uzes,
Marquis de Lasteyrie, Comte
d'Haussenville, Colonel de Parsey,
Captain Norman and DIR. Recantier.
They will spend a month in this
country The kendalls also came
over ON the GeTmagia.
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rhs Gas Company. Troubles.

LONDON. Oct. 3.-The gas stokers
declare that the reports that they
intend t. 60 on a strike 10 force the
company 10 dispense with non
union labor are, uufOunied. More
over they declare that they made
no demands upon the directors, but
only suggested that it would he an
advantage 10 each side II only
union lsbor was employed. Despite
the pacific utterances Of the men
the troops at Chatham continue I'M
der arms.
This evening a deputation Of gas
men directors declared that they
lore no eumity toward the union
and would always give preference
10 old hands, without distinction
between union and noU-union
men. AT mass meeting Of work
men a resolution was adopted ex-
pressing thanks 10 the directors and
declaring that the men do not desire
10 strike.
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Remove Him.. L. TN. Cry.

CITY OF CARACAS, Venezuela,
Oct. 3.-imp0rtsnt revelations have
Just been made by several members
0f the government Of President
PalaziO aud As a result loud clamors
are beiag made ON all sides for the
removal OF Senior Casafias, the pres
eut secretary Of state for foreign
Affairs Of Venezuela. Il Is stated
that Senior Casafias, seeing the de-
plOrab.estate IN which the boundary
question was between Great Britain
aud Venezuela, respecting the
British claims Of territory at the
mouth OF the Onnoco River, sent,
unknown 10 the people, a secret
p!euipJtenuary o. England, In the
prrs1n Of DR.. Paiido. = Telegraph
operator here discovered the fact Of
Or. PulidO's mission, which was TO
enter into n secret understanding
between the two countries, and the
news that the British government
had absolutely refused 70 recognize
DIR. Puislo and returned him his
credentials.
Excitement has run - high here
thst trouble j. anticipated. The
Cresp0 aud General Blanco elements
have Joined hands against President
Palazig's policy, anu the Presi lent
j. being urgesi 10 convene Congress
M extra session ia December, which
i tao months before the time for
the regular session. 4 revolution l.
greatly feared and steps are being
taken % prevent any outbreak.
Blanco Is fast negaining his lost
prestige.
The President, Il Is said, has been
asked 10 remove the present Nene-
zuelan Minister to the United Stale=s,
General NicanOr BOiet Feraza, n
that gentleman. in a Spanish month
ly PAPER owned and published 10y
him ia New York, lately published
map OF Venezuela, wherein the
dispuiId guan0 territory i given as
belonging to Great Britain The
President has. IL is said, 80 far con-
scented to this step, that he has sent
the name OF DIR. NiilavicenciO, the
present ConsulO Of Venezuela in New
Isrk, 10 the permanent committee
OF Congress for its approval as a sub
stitute for Peraxa-
4 proclamation has just been
issued by President Palazio, in
which he says that he intends TO
submit 10 an extra session Of Con-
gress a bill for the free and unlimit-
ed c4inage Of silver in the republic.
Part Of the proposed bill Is based on
the silver measure recently passed
in tine United St2tes.
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spreekeI. wins.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-Ater
hearing the Argument OF counsel IN
he Intel States Court in Admir-
atty today, Judge Butler made an
s,vsr in the claim Of Claus Spreck-
~ 10 recover scr, O0) from the own
~ III Inc British steamship bedh,
e,5y for transportation Of cargo o.
s,Sar The terms OF order were ina,
,5s owners Of the Wed,hcr5y sholiI
~ INTO the court $50, So 81 me
III $50 realized by Captain Harm,
son from tbe sale OF tne uAin1
sugar.
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a Fatal Mistake.

COLUMBUS, Miss, Oct. 3. - The
community was greatly shocked last
night at the announcement that
Charlie Mahon had been shot and
killed by Harry Calhoun, his mosi
intimate friend, who mis1oOk him
for n burglar. The two boys were
watching for a burglar Mt the house
OF l.. y. Calhoun, which has been
entered repeatedly in the last few
days. The burglar Appealed at the
window and Mrs. Calhoun scream
81 ssThere he gUes.' The boys,
who were separated in different
uarts OF the building, both started %
her. when Calhoun, seeing his
friend in the dark, thought he was
the burglar and fired, killing him
instantly. Both young men ar,
nineteen years old and Of the besi
families in the place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The Inter
OCEANS Denver special says: The
reported finding Of gold deposits
near Saratoga, Carbon County, Wy
ming. is confirmed by a number OF
persons. The new camp Is called
Gold Hill, aud il located twenty
miles east OF Saratoga, on the Medi-
cine Bow mountains. A distinct
and separate gOid-bea-ing quartz
lend has been discovered. While no
assays have been made, IL is believed
that the latest find Of ore will run ut
least $500 to the ton. Gentlemen
lust arrived from there say IL the
quart pans out As it promises, IL
Will equal the famous Tin Cup
caulu.
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4, 1890 SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH TERRITORY.
WESTERN NEWS NOTES.
Items Gathered from Various
Sources.
MONTANA.

Helena, Mont. Oct. 3. = Max
kopske, alias the Bismarck Kid, d
was arraigned before the United
States commissioner today charged
with robbing the United States
mails. United States Marshal Flu
ray arrested him rs the accomplice
OF l.. r. Frseland, now IN Jail
awaiting the action Of the grand
jury. While Freeland was night
operator on the Great Northern at n
station near AssinabOine, the COM
plant alleges that lac and the "Bls-
nlarck KIDD distracted numerous
letters containing sums Of money
from the mall bag left In Freeland's
charge. kopske waived examina-
ton and was bound over 10 the
United states grand jury in the
sum Of $1,000.
Helena, Mont, Oct. 3.-News Is
just received Of a serious wreck on
the Northern Pacific eas.15und
passenger No. .. Engineer Frank
Mace and Fireman Cheslett are
badly injured. IL Is reported that
the passengers farrell badly. A re-
lief train LEFT here at l2:2O To- the
scene. The wreck on the Northern
Pacific. reported here n. midnight,
was caused by an open switch, the
result OF carelessness. No. . EAST
bound, due at Helena at 1915, ran
in on n side track az Butler, twelve
miles west OF here, colliding with a
hOghlck engine. Engineer Mace,
on the passenger, was killed out
right, and Fireman Chislrtt badly
injured. IL Is feared that his in-
iurles will prove fatal. The mail
ear was demolished, hut it, occu-
pants escaped with slight bruises.
The passengers were shaken up,
but none hurt. Physicians from
Helena arrived on the scene shortly
After the wreck.
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CLOAKS AND WRAPS.

All Wool Jersey Jackets at $685. $3.50 and $780, Beautiful
Walking Jackets in variety of New Fashionable Cloths at $500 $780,
100, $50 1000 and upwards.
Seal Plush Jackets, Refers Fitting and Vest Fronts at $780,
1900, 1850, 1850, 2.0O and upwards.
Alaska Seal Jackets at $iOOO f5oO $780, 1890 100000
Plush Saequss at $75O and $780, worth $500 and 1000.
Great Bargains in Misses and Chidrns COks sizes to 49,
at $3.50 to $500.
Misses EsKmafkstS in Great Variety.
Misses Refer Jackets will be Great feature this season. We
are showing large assortment at very low prices.
Fur Shoulder Caps in Russian Hair Persian Lamb Beaver and
Fine Mink.
This line is offered at very attractive prices.
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Cholera I'm Alden

LONDON, Oct at Is denied at
Lloyds that cholera has appeared az
Aden- Notwithstanding the denial
quarantine is established M the
French and Algerian ports. Forty
cases We're reported in Aleppo Wei
nesday, twenty-eight q which
proved fatal The inhabitants Of
the place -. ....g.-s.
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The Indians.

FORT RENO, Oct. S.-The Chloe
taw Commission viii resume ne.
gotiations Saturday with the Chey-
ennes and Arapahoes for the sale OF
their lands. The Indians at present
take Little interest in the matter,
most OF them apparently being
greatly excited over the stories toll
by one Of their number, who has
bsen visiting the Sioux Indians.
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She Got The Verdict

ScRANrOS, Pa, Oct. S.-The SEN
satioual breack-of-promise case OF
Mis- Annie Husiboew ssaiust Rev.
Roberts OF the Plymouth Congrega-
tiopai church ended today, with a
verdict Of $500 for the woman.
The deacons OF Roberis's church
have been unfolding him OF n long
time, but IL is now thought that he
will lie compelled TO get cut The
evidence against him was very
damaging. and it IS said that
R.ji,ert- has b-ea dcceiving his
counsel as well as the woman and
the church, for the counsel present.
ii no testimony in defense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04
A Doctor Convicted.

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-The jury in
the case OF DR.. McGouigal, charged
with causing the death Of Annie
Goodwin by malpractice, rendered a
verdict late toni Int of.nan-iaughter
in the first degree. Sentence was
deferred.