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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

Berlin, Oct. 9.-The trouble be-
tween the police and socialists in
Sprottan was resumed today, and in
the coUn.et several persons were
wounded.
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FUNERAL SERVICES.
Hrs. Booth OF tho salvation Army
ZONE 90 Rest.

LOSDJN, Oct. o. Tire. funeral
ceremonies over the remains OF Mrs.
Booth, wife Of General Booth, lead
er Of the Salvation Army, viii ex-
tend over Monday and Tuesday
next and all officers Of tic army In
the United Kingdom arc * Pectej
20 -t.eId excursions haviag been
a.rangsd from all the risii' ots.i.ts
Of population On Monday night
funeral service will be held at
Olympus, Hammersmith, where
Barnum's show was held, seats be-
ing provided for an audience Of 800.
General Booth and family, accom-
panied by the entire British stafT Of
his army, will be present On Tues
day 1909 or 800 officers viii follow
the remains through the city 20 Alb
nsy Park Cemetery on the road 10
Cambridge, 40 ancient burial place
chiefly remarkable for a monument
% DE-. Isaac Watts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
TIE WHITE srAcE

ia the southern hemisphere bad i'm
creased during the tweniy-fous
hours by al ARA nearly rs large ~
the United States -, you SEE, IL this
white appearance Is due % snow,
there must have been q tremendous
storm IA Southern Mnrs on the IOth
c. fY''i'" Professor Pickering re-
marked in answer - . liiestion
about the northern hemisphere, that
tue southern half OF the planet was
FAR more interesting. 10 is that Sec
ton where the dark places are
heated which are supposed 20 he
water. The planet, In his opinion,
being older than the earth, as well
- smaller, has passed the stage in
which the earth now J., and i ap-
preaching the condition o. the moon,
ia other wOuds, is dying. In the
coHrse Of the conversation the pro-
fes-or said that
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E.t... of Edward canister. deceased

>rorlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN By TIE
~ uraeruxnsd. administrator OF ne -
te,r Of Fduard Cailiste-. Deceased. 20 ne
CREDITORS Of. and al persons having e,4 -
-->sh she nerrssarv vouchers. witntn zen
months sitter the nrst public1tion o. tnis pc, ,s,
tlre. 70 ne said administraior. q no - !.
-eroud south Street. s1if Lake my, n me
Couuty Of salt Lake.
j. Z. CALLIsTER-
Administrator OF the Estate OF keH sra
c-liister. deceased jaw"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
SAIL LAKE CITY.
Park CITY.
FREIGHT TRAINl
PASSENGER RATES

Between salt Lake CITY and PArk 'iiy.
Single Fare, $500. Round Trip, So
III YOUNG TT. MACKiSrosh,
N.naxer. Gea- Frt- & Pass. AEt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

There may be persons IN this com.
muni;y who are>at times troubled
with the collie, or subject to attacks
Of boxcl complaint III 80, they
should try Chamberiain's Cole,
Cholera ard Diarrh0a Remedy. IL
aili afIonl aluicst immediate relief,
ard when reduced with water i
pheasant 70 take. IL taken as soon
A. the irst Indication Of the disease
i felt il will ward off the attack.
Many people use It in this way, and
find that Il newer fails them \ .
or 80 cont bsttle may be obtained
tr M 4. c. NJ. I. Drug Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
GREAT HOSIERY BARGAINS.

We offer Great Bargain in about 200 dozen Misses and Boys
hast Ou,y COlOrsd G. French Ribbed and English Cashmere Hose,
ia sz &c., S5e AMI 4le pair The prices quoted aa
Just
100 dozen Mems Coord Wool S]eis at 25e pair Regular
price ace.
Mans Natural Wool and Fancy Coord Shirts and Drawers at
&c., S. AM S6V SITS and s. aPea th Ehola line is much
under regular prices.
Handsome LOT Of Sill Scotch Plaid Windsor Ties at S5c EACH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
Hint. Thaf are Eerter than Cold

Ifyou have bad breath, sluggish
boweI-. pain in the small Of your
hack. nervousness or giddines-.
vour vita! organs are sadly out OF
condition. a mere .'dofeoi physie
will not help you. Your only wise
cuurs- l. to take DR.. David kenne-
dv's Favorite Rsnnedy. Of Roncout,
y. y, and cleanse your system OF
the impurities IL regulates me
Liver and Kidneys.
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HpeLIrn.- Arnica saIre.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever. Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilolains, Corns,
ana all Skin Erup;ions, aud posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay ruquired.
IL Is guaranteed 20 give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % CENTS per box For sale 10y
a G. Smith x Go.
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CI,OAKS AND WRAPS.

All Wool Jersey Jackets, 1878, $3.50 aud 800 Beautiful
WALKING Jackets in variety Of New Fashionable Cloths at SOOO UV
1850, $50 1000 and upwards
Seal Plush Jackets Refers Fitting and Vest Fronts at $780,
1900, 1850, 1885, HOO AMI upwards
Alaska Seal Jackets at SOOO ii5OO 1850, 1890 10000
Plush Sacquss Sl76O and $780, worth $500 and 4OOO
Great Brsains in Misses and Chirsns CIOaks sizes to 49,
at $3.50 to $500
Misses MEnarkss in Great Variety
Misses Refer Jackets will be Great feature this season. Ne
are shOEins large assortment al very l0E prices
Fur Shoulder Cspes 10 Russian HlF Persian Lamb Bearer and
Fine link
This line is offered at Tsry att active pfeas
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t.illInm,- .n-lr.Il. . loo ID

Ifyos sire yellow. Bilious, cot
dIai-d ~ i;h Heaiaehe, tat bTeaii
truvsy, no appetite, ioOt cat you
Liver Is ut % crleT. One lax @
tlsSe Pills vii drI-s ell the trouble
way aud make = ne = being of you
Price Is cents. Zion Coop Nicer
Last Drug Dept, Agent d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

oar customers al.-P-lk highly In
praise u 81 riiTiOk's ills. They
~, the hsst.-BTREY Bros Carruit
.Nebraskn. For sale 10y Il. &. NJ
Drug DEPARTMENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
Lest

On Sunday night, on State Roai
between GOrd0n's and Foueslyn
Depot, a bundle containing plush
coat. etc. Return 10 Aiidgiey x
son. 49, T., Second South, and bs
rewarded. L3sl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
~ : moSrirlI-
: crazy Woman searsS the Patients
win a Burning Sheet


NEW EuRs, Oct. "a female
patirnt caussi IN .n-e excitement
in jersey City hospital isis Mon
jaw night when sire set fire u a
sheet aud ran about waving the
Iilaz.ng muslin over the bcds OF i'I-
IS palients in the female ward.
I'r0mit action q the uight nurse
aud attendants alone saved the
Guiding, n the woman vho csused
tae trouble was irresponsible, but
many patients are still suffering
from the shock cII-ei By their
fright.
Tie Troublesome p3tieut j.
RArs M'cCE.
a vuman o. = yelrs who j. suiIrr-
ing from alcoholism. She was re-
c,ived a. the hospital on Monday
afternoon. There II only one ward
Tor the female patients AMI she was
given 4 bed In the large room.
The McCue woman quietly lett
her b-d and, removing .he sheet,
went % the j.; aud, il is supposed,
climbed on a chair, AS the light was
hizh. AMI beyond her reach. she
lgnit,-d the sheet and at fir,
wrappt-l il about heF body. She
uttered piercing shrisks that
awakened the patients, whose criss
OF rlsmDr joined those d the Tum-
madd.Ecu creature. The terror Vi
Ih.. sufferers was increased when
she sud Ienly dar;ed down the aisle,
waving the bIrEing sheet over the
beds Of the Gilrighted patients.
Those wiio were allie % leave their
beds did 20, ami attempted 10 leave
The bIiiIing. Those Who could not
move cried
..rIRE.'' '',URDEG, AND ''HELI.'i
Mrs. Brown, the night nurse,
wa az the end oi the ward, near n
/ cluf.-i. she seis-d 4 quilt and Just
a. shu wa about l. seize tine Crsfy
woman the latter started down the
aisle. She tii n5t reach her until
the insane creature stopped aud t.
gan 10 wrap the huruiug rag about
her. = desperate struggle ensued,
tot the patient, who i powerful
creature AMI was stronger In h.i
ge!ir!um. would have OverpOweIeo
the night nurse had not attendants
hurried up. IL required the cum
hined efforts Of halt a dozen stal
wart meu 20 dEas the woman hack
| TO her ted ami strap her down,
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= CRAZY WOMAN IN = JEasS
HOSPITAL.
Seuator George and Captain Feuell
Pass Some Compliments Be-
tween Each Other.
CHEAP RATES DURING THE
PAST FEW DAYS.
The Fruubl.s in BraEil Not Over;
A Company OF RayalisiS Agi'
tating for Dom Pedro.
SaPPaSedT remenduous Snau stsrIr
on tue Planet Mars

B1sToS, October Prolessorw.
II. Pickering OF Harvard College
has for something like a year been
devOiing n great portion u his time
70 observations Of the planet aiars.
Professor Pickering used in his Oh
servations the iwelye-iuch telescope
which Is soon O. be mounted ut the
ATequipa station Of Harvard obsery-
atory aud he made a mos determ-
incl effort 10 add 10 our knowledge
one Of the most interesting members
% the planetary system.
''on tine second occasion We found
fI.F
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

DrIAND. Fla, Oct. s.-Hon.
Isssr stone. formerly United S;stes
minister to Japan, died tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

Mr. john keown, the worthy
fostuiasier at Keown, Allegheny
county. Penn, says; "Chamber-
lain. Cough Remedy sells better
than auy other" The reason Of
this l. because it can always he de-
I.-nie,: upon. Let any one troubled
With a severe cold give IL a trial ami
they will find that the first dose
gili relieve the lungs and make
hrcathing easier, and that Its cOn.
tInued use will free the system Oi
All symptoms Of the cold. The
pronIp,ncss and certainty Of this
rcniesy Ia the relief and cure 81
colds. has won for ]. many sincere
friends and made IL very popular.
For sl. 10y q. G. VI. I. nnlg store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

l6nch hns quality CO0s HanTisttis al &c. per yard Oar
regular 75c quality
4On very handsome Striped French San5s, at 45c worth s.
s6neh Illuminated Treo at &c., this exceptional value,
as tbs cloth is actually worth 40c.
3Inch Hsnristas at i6 23e. our regular 25c quality
anch Fancy Check and Striped Cloth SHiHg at s. Cts worth
SLOO
ssneh very fine Imported BroltcIOth at sOO Goods is
positively worth $780,
isinch Silk YlTsts in ali colors al 7.e sells at 81 every
where.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
RIO GRANDE WESTERN RY.
CURRENT TINE TABLE. AUG. 70. lisa

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE a OGDEN;
rnvr SALT Lake 80 an and 40 pm ano
50 pm
Returaia<. arrive SAT- LaEe al io-ts an
and T. % and SIS pm
Train arr ves from wasatch on Saturdays
.nf Leaves for wasatrh on Mondays only
Pullman palace ard baEei; sleeping cars
on all through trans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
Tts. Gaa..a! Railway.
Time Card in Effect JUNE 81, 1896

Passenger Trains Leave and Arrive
at salt Lake City, and Park
City, Daily. as Follows:
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r.rn-snrc rcop,e. AIisn,Ioal

is. JESsBN, tGr practical Watch
mixer aud JeweleT. extends iuyi-
tation 10 Conference visitors 70 call
and Inspect his stock Of New Goods,
consisting OF Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks aud Silverware. Don't Tor
get the place. 80 r. Fir-t South. d&s
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HANDKERCHIEF BARGAINS

Es,r, Offering several hundred dozen Ladies HandLsGhlaS a.
a6 auIscs This lot mor,as ToIy varsity Will aud caloIsa
bo,arsd Ham ksrhls and aI TsdIcai from 10 and DOC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-11
Fauouier County News.

Mr.. c. B. Ashby is reported to have
drawn FIVE thousand dollars in a lottery.
MIR. FIemming Oliver, aged seventy. four
years, died at his home near MorrisVille on
Monday.
Mr. G. F. Triplett had four sheep killed by
dogs few days ago. He killed two dogs at
one shot and one at the next.
The Warrenton Town Council on Tues
day night last passed an ordinance for wa
ter works for Warrenton to be completed at
a cost not to exceed sol 900.
During game of base ball at Bealeton on
Satur day last Willie Shumate and Horace
Johnson were knocked senseless for awhile.
Shumate's tongue was badly cut and ply
stefan had to be called in to sew it up.
Johnson recovered without the aid OF doc
tor, from blow on tho head.
4. II. Rush, auctioneer, sold for W. H..
Payne, Eppa Hunton and G. M. White, on
Tuesday last, eighty acres in Femming Va.
Saunders for S25 per acre. 200 acres be
longing to Marshall Lakes estate to Col. K.
II. Duauy for $500 per acre. $50 acres
belonging to B. F. Rlxey's estate to T. q
Browning for $500 per acre. 525 acres Of
the Rixey estate to Geo. B. Cochran for S22.
so per acre. 1875 acres of the same estate to
G. B. Cochran for S26.50 per acre.-WGren
ton ViT0inian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-11
Eycitementin Wheat

New YORK, Apl. 1I.-There was great
excitement 10 the wheat market to day. and
by o'clock there was the extraordinary
business of twenty million bushels In the
options The traders were feverish, all an1-
ous to cover contracts while outside spec
lalors were sltrsctei by the possibilities OF
big profits in the rapid changes of prices
Wall street, the West and foreign houses
were taking up large blocks of May, June
and July options at a radical advance in
prices, while the December option jumped
up o as covering the new crop. The whole
position is simply affected by the government
crop report. lis estimate was much under
the calculations of the most extreme mills.
Heavy margins are being called for, but there is
no sign of trouble in financial way. Dispatches
were cus Off from the West for about an hour this
morning, but this fact made no difference with
operators, who were rushed with buying orders
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-11
Claims of Churches and Schools

The Secretary OF War yesterday tran.-
mitted to Congress q statement giving i5t
of claims for the use and occupation f
church and school property by the govern.
ment during the late war. Up to the pre-.
sent time claims of this character aggregat.
log S1O2,27O have been paid, and Others
amounting to $247 ,797 have been rejected or
remain unpaid. The records of the quarter.
master.general's Office show that among the
latter class of claims the following are from
Virginia (:
ST. Stephens, Culpeper Court House, 81, 100 for
repairs Baptist, Culpeper Court House. ; 20
rent and repairs Methodist Episcopal Fredericks.
burg S 0S7 damages Methodist Episcopal, VIM
chester 81 1874 damages Colored Methodist, Win
chester, $475 damages ; Methodist Episcopal
Drummondown, amount not sttted Methodist
Episcopal Lambert Point, no amount st George 5
Episcopal, Fredericksburg, 81, Sol dsmsges Pres
byterian, Lovesville, Si31 damages st. George
Episcopal Pungoteague, no amount: Methodist
Episcopal, Pungoteague, 1902 damages; Meth
dist Episcopal, Warrentop, 81, 22S damages Cath.
Ole, Winchester. $6l0 da nages Catlett Chur b,
Catlett Station, destroyed, amount not stated.
The information furnished is to assist the com.
mittee on War claims in passing upon bill now
pending before that committee authorizing the
Secretary of war to provide for the payment of
all claims for the and occupation of church aud
school buildings for government purposes during
the late war, and sll claims for damages result
ing from the appropriation of the furnishings or
materials in said buildings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-11
Archer Arrested.

Acting on instructions of Governor jack
SOD and Attorney General Whyte, and on
the report of the legislative committee, Mar
shal Frey yesterday swore out warrant for
the arrest of State Treasurer Stevenson
Archer, of Maryland, on the charge OF em
bezziing the funds of the State. Detective
Pumphrey went to Belair with the warrant
and m. Mr.. Archer under arrest, though be
was in his bed. The Govc.aor also sent, by
G messenger, a summons TO MIR. Arcuc. -
appear at Annapolis on Tuesday. to answer
a charge of malfe assuce,in Office. He wss too
sick to be removed and an officer was placed
in the house.
The legislative examining committee yes
terday afternoon made its report to Gov.
Jackson. 1t recommends that the Attorney
General be instructed to proceed at once to
bring suit upon the several bonds given by
State Treasurer Archer for the faithful per-
formance of his official duties. They charge
the treasurer with official malfessanee and
with the repeated Misrepresentation to bis
own use of securities and bonds belonging
to the State. The committee traced $40, 500
worth of bonds abstracted by him, but nave
not been able to ascertain what he did with
the rem ainder.
President Rich 1rdson, of the savings bank OF
Baltimore, testified to-day that Archer had OBJ
tanned two loans from the savings bank upon col
lateral which proved to be securities belonging TO
the State. Archer had repaid the losns and the
securities had been returned to him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-11
An Interesting Case.

The Court of Appeals yesterday entered
an opinion in case which hasin it many
elements Of romance. The appellant in this
litigation is Alice Davis, the wife OF color
ed lawyer in Washington. The record in
the case shows that she is the natural daugh-
ter of man by the name of Strange, who
during his life, was wealthy merchant OF
Lynchburg. Strange was married and had
grown daughter. He died in 1883. Some
time previous to that he made deed to his
natural daughter. In which he conveyed
property in this State valued ct $40 1000
This deed was never recorded, and the
failure to do this VI as caused by the failure
of Strange to name any consideration in the
deed.
This omission having be, called to tho woman S
attention, she wrote to her father and requested
him to make new deed, correcting the omission,
which he did. AS soon as Strange's legiti-
mate daughter discovered this, she appealed to
her father to recall his action, representing the
Injustice he was doing his family. Strange visited
his colored offspring and made appeal to her to
reconvey to him the property he had given to her,
the deed to which had already been recorded.
These appeals SO moved tho woman that she COM
Piled with her fathers request.
few days after this Strange died. The Davis
woman then instituted suit in the Circuit Court
of Lynchburg to recover the property Strange hsd
reconVeyed TO her, asserting IN her declaration
that she had been induced to make the deed by
her deep affection for her father and by undue in
auence brought to bear upon her. The lower
court decided against her, and her appeal to the
Court of Appeals resulted in reversing the Circuit
Courts decision, and thus deciding in favor OF
Strange's colored daughter,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-11
Mr.. Randall's Condition.

WASHINGTON, April 1l.-RspresentatiVe
Randsl's condition continues unchanged
from yesterday save that he is gradually
growing weaker and weaker. 1t ia thought
that he will last the day out, but his great
endurance can hardly sustain him more
than very few days at the most
So for as possible, perfect quiet ia
maintained about the sick chamber,
and not even all the members of the
family are allowed to see him. DR.. Mallan
at 2 o'clock said that he had not seen Mr..
Randall since noon, but that nothing new
had occurred in the case and that there had
been no recurrence of the diarrhea. Sec
rotary Blaine called at Mr.. Randall's resi-
dencs yesterday evening but did not see
him.
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Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Throckmorton against ThrockmortCu. From
the Circuit Court of Loudoun county. Affirmed
Judge Lewis delivering the opinion.
John and Hundiey Howell against Common
wealth. From the Circuit Court of Floyd county.
Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering tho opinion.
Davis and wife against Strange. From the Cir
cult Court of Lynchburg. Reversed. Judge Fsun
tleroy delivering the opinion, Judges Richardson
and Hinton concurrirg in the result Judges lacy
aud Lewis dissenting.
Moore against Conner. From tie Circuit Court
of Appomsttox Affirmed, Judge Richardson de-
liveripg the opinion.
Odterdinger against Ford. From tho Corpora
ton Court OF Lynchburg. Reversed, ndge Him
ton delivering the opinion.
So!mberger against Gilbert. From the Circuit
Court of Frederick county Reversed, Jadgo
Richardson delivering the opinion; Judge Fam
leroy dissenting,
County of Prince George against the Atlantic
Mississippi aud Ohio Railroad Company. Writ Of
error and supersedeas to Judgment of The Circuit
Court of Petersburg of the ! lth of June, 1883
Peoples National Bank of Lcesburg against
Ruthie Appeal allowed to decree of Circuit Court
Of Loudoun, at October term, 1889.
Jones. Pondexter & Co. against Christian. Ar
gued By Isaac Digs, esq
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-11
a Young Desnerado

PINEsvGLLE, La, Apl., 11-Willie Tai.
bot, sixteen year old boy made deeper.
ate attempt to kill six young ladies and
gentlemen on the ~ r. yesterday. The par.
ty had taken unwittingly skif left in Tai
bots charge. Seeing the party In the sklf
on the river he opened fire on them with .
shot gun. Miss E la Harter had one eye
shot out and Miss Csddo had her face filed
with shot. Two OF the young men were
Wounded but not seriously: