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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-02

THE Oakland police justice who
some time ago solemnly went
through the ceremony Of 6ning
himself $50 for beingdrunk has been
relieved Of his judicial duties, but he
is still devoted TO the bottle. This
passion for liquor made him noisy
and abusive Sunday night, and he
was arrested and thrown into one Of
the very cells to which he had con-
signed scores Of prisoners. This
Oakland Dogberry furnishes an aw-
full example Of the effects of liquor,
but there is nothing impressive in
his case because it is 20 ludicrous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-02

A FREE trade poet out in Illinois
has sued n firm of Chicago pub
lishers for a royalty on the free
trade songs he wrote for the booming
and ever glorious campaign of 1sss.
As 1t wasn't good year for free
trade songs in Illinois, he is likely
to get nothing from the publishers,
who allege that they lost money on
the printing of his illusions. Next
time that poet will be wise enough
to sing for protection.
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There Are No EquinoctiaI Storms.

Weather Prophet Gen. Greedy OBJ
serves: "The equinoxes are imagin,
airy points at the intersection Of the
circle described by the earth about
the sun with the plane Of the earth's
equator extended till 1t strikes the
imaginary dome Of the sky, and they
are nothing more than this. Hence
II is very evident he says, '.that
they can have absolutely no infiu-
ence on storms. 1t might be thought
that somehow the lengthening Of
the day at the spring equinox might
affect the weather, but, as this
lengthening amounts to only two
and one-half minutes daily, and Is
continuous action, lasting for weeks
before and after the equinox, the
effect Is absolutely nothing. ''-Cht-
cdgo Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-02

A GENTLEMAN who has just re.
turned from South Africa says that
1t is one Of the best countries in the
world for profitable real estate in.
vestments. "SOuth Africa" he
says, "already has beautiful and
thriving towns, and it is destined
to be the seat Of great and progress.
sive English speaking race. When
| was there some time ago l was
surprised at the extensive improve
ments, at the energy Of the people
and the natural resources of the
land;
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF George ". r.rso,,, Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. EY THE
~ underlined. ADMINISTRATIVE, with the
util annexed. OF tse estate OF Gcorse ".
Pkg 90, dgrcIEgf. 10 the creditors Of. aud
az g-rsrus having CLAIMS Eglinst the said
lecens cf. 20 ezhsHIt them with the necessary
within tea months after the frsf
uulucduou % this uCflrr, 20 the said ad-
rIipistrstTix. - the ollce Of Is1ac ". Wad
dell, Esq-. Attorney. in Utah Conimcryill
and savings lanE uudinE. salt Lake city,
iu the County % salt lake.
Dated April seth. isH1.
ABEtE a. FtGGOTT.
Adm 'niscTatrix, with Tic viii annexed, Of
ire Estate 20 George W. PlsSotf. .e-
ceIeef. law 81
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SoOtofa Iaco Cur4a,


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-02

THERE was a groupof well known
pugilists in the strangers gallery Of
the HOuseof Commons a few nights
ago to hear n debate upon n bill af
fecting their calling, and they were
so offended when the Speaker isti-
mated that it was unnecessary to
pass q law to keep these men from
hurting each other, because they
always took care to arrange that be-
tween themselves before they began
to fight that they all got up and
marched out in a body.
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10 not fail 10 avail yourself OF the many EXTRAORDlNA
BAlttAiNS offered in this week 4inch very en-
Joipr-ti AlIacl- 65c. reduced from S5c
tl-irCh Wool Striped Spring Sutugs. SS per yard.
= iuch Tricot In Light Grays Browns and Illuminated Au
ut - &c per yard.
= inch BookOd Grey Aiohairs, per yard.
Striped and Checked SeersuckerS II wards for SlOO.
a3ineh Satines French Style Printing ut o..
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senator Quay InirryI.nc.l.

PITTsBURG, May IA Beaver
Falls special says: Senator quay was
asked today as 90 tile truth 0f the
report tina, hs vas about 10 resign
the chairmanship Of Ire Rational
Republican COMMITTEES. lie said
some months ago he had concluded
to resign in order 10 devote more
time 10 private business, h,it now he
would not retire, in any event. un-
der the fire OF the enemy. He added
that the report was an Invention OF
the enemy.
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Both RadIs Punished.

SAULT STE MARIE, hIsy "A
hard fought battle occurred last night
at the city hall, when Black Frank,
the champion middle weight Of the
northwest, and Black Diamond were
matched. Twelve rounds were
foaght, the men paying no attention
TO the referee, and hammering each
other without regard 10 the length
OF tine round. After the twelfth
round the police interfcred, and the
battle was declared n draw. Both
were badly punished.
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Suicide.

NEW YORK, May as. S.
Schwartz, who represented himselfas
the agent Of the Mutual Life and
Equitable Life Insurance Com
panieS, and who committed suicide
at San Francisco, Is said here not 10
have been in their employ for some
time. He has relatives here who are
greatly distressed by his tragic
death
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House.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Davidson,
Of Florida, presented a protest Of
the citizens of Key West, against
the tobacco schedule Of the tariff
bill. Referred.
June 18th was set apart for the
eulogies on the late Congressman
Randall.
The House resumed consideration
Of the copyright bill.
The copyright bill was defeated,
eS 10 los. l
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The republic Of Genital An,~ric1

The republic Of Central Anlerica
Is about 10 he formed 10y union Of
Honduras, Salvador, Costa Rica ard
Guatemala. The consolidation 10 BE-
thus formed Is only Provisional ami
TO last ten years y prs silent, 20 be
the chief executive OF ali the states,
Is to be chosen each year under the
confederation, this official being
taken from each state in regular
order to be agreed upon. This pres
ident will have a cabinet, and there
will be a federal congress composed
Of three members from each Of tie
states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-02

DuR~UANT IL ~ ORDER OF THF
I Probate CJurt for salt LAKE County,
Isrrlinry OF ItlE, iu the above entitled
mat or. u1i4ce ls herehg & ven that wed
n.-dlF. the It.u CAV OF Aay. \. u. I-.C, q.
Do u clock. ga. -L~tls Court Euurr % said
tuurl. q tG1 CguTt House m SIR L1kC
CITY. has been appointed the tine aud place
Tor Tie bear 1g 81 tue ayr ..cail1u % sarah
y - t-c.lr Sled ll s-sI toGrt, praying that
zoe Whole % thc estate % -aid dccca-rd Dc
-Ci lp no Tor ihc csc % Ire widow. ~ vhich
time ard place ail rs-zons sntcrt sc may
lppClr lEd contest raIl application.
Dated 20 salt Ike Citv. this lalt dar ci
April. is11. JOHN a.. CUTLER.
C.crEof the Probate Court o. and Tor salt
Late County DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-02

BALTIMORE, May 1.-The result
Of the accident on the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad TO the "Pearl OF
Pekin" Company is turning out
more serious than was at first
supposed. Berthe Fisch, the soul
brelte, is still at Staunton. Va, and
it is reported that she is not likely
to recover the use Of her limbs,
which are Faralyzed. Louis Harri-
son, the comedian, IS injured about
the head, and Is threatened with
brain fever and Is considered in n
precariOus condition. The season
Of the company has been closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-02

LONDON, May 2.-The Newman
ket first spring meeting Of 1000
guineas for 5-year-old Miles, one
mile and eleven yards, was one by
the Duke OF Portland's 'fSemolina;"
the same owners "Memoir- was
second, aud Baron De Rothschid's
"Favorite" third. There were ten
starters.
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NOTICE. 10 csEpIIoRs.
- .. ~. ~. -

NOTICE Is HEEEBT GIVEN BY THE
~ uudsr-i-acd, Administrator OF the
Estate 0f Thomas Vincent, deceased, to the
creditors q, ard an rcrssrs hzvinr claims
atliust The zaiI cccGsscd. % exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within four
ruLtss after the urst Publication 81 this
ru:ICc 20 Tie sid uistraiuT, e. No. o r.
Fourth Ea.t. salt Iaks CITY, IN the County
OF ~.lt Lake, Utal.
Essci Ap1l glth. I-1O.
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART.
aiE.r-llECf Tnnmls Niurclt. Leased
e nHH
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pes.Itnsisp o. oI.InI,nmn.

WICHITA, Kan, May 1.-Two
colore1 men. who came In today
from a calorcd settlement in Okla
homa, report great dsstituiion. Many
residents have nothing to toe them
over until crop lime, and there T.
much sicSucss, oausei ly the lack 81
food. An appeal Il made Tor aid.
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estimate of sT5, 900 to be spent each
year in identifying the city Of the
dead over which he presides, is not
an extravagant one.
But an expense OF $50 per month
for keeping an acre Of land in order,
viii strike agriculturists generally
as pretty steep. Either remarkably
high wages, or Improvements and
ornamentation Of an exceedingly
lavish character, would seem to be
contemplated.
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EoTcE "a cREpIIoRs.
Es'z.s Of John Mcdonald. Deceased.

q o. Jlln WCU0nlIul Ucceascu.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
- undersigned. ENccuuiN OF the LAST
VIII aud TcstrmcnE OF John Mcdonald. de-
ceased, % the creditors Of. and all persons
hlrinf claims AGAINST the said decreased. 70
exhibit thea with The necessary vouchers.
=ifhIn Zen Uonths after the nlst publication
~ this nOtirc 10 tne SAID c1ccutrIN. az her
re- idcucc. 70. so East First south street,
saIt Lake City. n the County Of salt Lake.
Dated April j.. 10.
SARAH =. MCfrONALD.
ExccufFiN % the Last VIII and Testament
Of john McUonald, deceased
Hu~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-02

CHICAGO, May 2.-The bulge in
wheat continues. The July option
started in at a very wide range, being
quoted from 30 to 81; May offered
90, but found no takers. The latter
was quoted at 90, eased of 20 92i.
and Is now quoted 90 again, Will e
June stands at 93 G !; July 9oi q
Bis. Corn and oats materially
higher.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate C1--t. 10 and Tor salt Lax
County, Territory a Utah.
In the matter % the Ls;atc % Thomas
Ergnier. deceased.

fsrr-t-Avr TO ~ ORDER or THE
4 Probate CoTrt FOR salt Lake County
Territory OF Ulas. i1 the above entitled
natter. notice O. hereby given that wed
nCst4y. the 18Th day % May, 4. =. is.3. II
20 O'Clock a. IA. II he CouTt Room Of Eaid
COurt. 40 the Colr. House IN Sait LAKE.
tIiy. has been appCin e The TINS aud place
f1i the hearing % the application o. Lliz1-
beth Bunker. Administrator hled in sfld
Court praying tf4t TIC whole Of the estate
of slid teccasC . Dr. sCt apart for the %
tAc W!dcC, 80 wiica u-uc and rlac az por.
sons interested may appear and contest
SD arrlclion
rafed 40 Sllt Lake CITY. this 18th dav o,
fusI. f-91 JOHN e. CUTLER.
q crk 81 the Hru;'Ie t3rEt In and for salt
HEn aswuwsr -
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NoIlcE To cREpTToRs.
Esia.e % Catherine AneH Fisgo;t.
nerel-c1

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. by TIE
~ uEdgr-I=ucfi. ADMINISTRATOR Of the
Estate % lthcriuc Allen PlrEutt. deceased.
= TIC crcT' .turs u, and all persons Rayng
ciaims against the SAID deceased. 20 exhibit
thea u.th The Necessary voucher. within
Sen months after the iTst puhiicatioa o. ia;s
ruficc. o. the said ADMINISTRATORS, ~ the
ue.re % I-1ac n. Wadfeu. Esg-. Attorney.
ln Titan Commercial and savings Bank
Butdfur, salt i-ase City, IN the County Of
sal: Lake.
Dated ApTi ,1lh. SEA
AHHtE 4. FiGGpTT.
AdminisfE4frsN OF the E-tEic Of Caff crime
Allen fi-zCtt derCazed- . oa1g iw
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DeIaEoa Bay Railroad.

LONDON, May "a despatch
from LisbOn says the Portuguese
government favOrs the proposition
to arbitrate the questions arising
from the seizure OF the Delagca Bay
railroad.
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CAMDEN, y. J., May 2.-The Fl
deity Surety Trust and Safe Deposit
Company suspended payment this
morning. Charles l.. Work, presi-
dent OF the Gloucester National
Bank, which suspended yesterday,
was also its president.
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From Washington.

WAsHISGroS, MAY I.-Repre-
sentative Blggs Of California to,lsy
introduced a hill TO repeal the civil
service act.
The House committee or foreign
affairs actei favorably on the resolu-
ton introduced hy Bicgs looking o.
the cultivation Of reciprocal relation
between the United Statesand ctLel
American republics.
In the House the Senate con-
current resolution was agreed %, b
correct the error in the OslahOaa
bill.
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America md cnna,In

WASHINGTON. MayI.-The special
committee IA investigate the alleged
diverting Of commerce from the rail-
roads Of tine United States TO those
Of Canada anu the alleged discfimi-
nation Of the Canadian canals
against American vessels presented
their report today. 1t recommends
that by an order In the Council.
Cana4a charges entrance aud clear
ance fees OF fifty CENTS each every
time an American vessel visits Can
adiau poris, and as n rebate
eighteen cents per ton Is made
ON United States products
passing through the Welland Canal
bound to Canadian ports; similar
discrimination TO be levied in
American lake ports and on the
$500" canal against Canadian YES
sells Concerning the traffic Of the
Canadian roads in competition with
American roads, the commit
tee recommend either that
such license system shall
be established as will be appli-
c bic % Canadian railroads doing
business in the United States. or
some other plan not injurious 10 Tia.
general trane and commerce Of the
country be adopted which shall Sc
cure to American railroads an equal
chance Ia competition with the
Canadian railroads.
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A Hur.,erou~ lev.

SOFIA, May 1.-The conmissary
Of police, accompanied by gen d'
armes, searched the house Of Rus
sian Jew for seditious documents.
The Jew resisted and shot and
killed thu. cnnnlissarN.
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NEW YORK, May IA settle
mentamong the creditors OF Henry
Ives & Co. for ) cents on the dollar
Is about cOnsumma,ed, % per cent
OF the creditors having signed M
agreement
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ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
"A warned. under the penalty provided
hy ordnance. not 20 remove the body Of
auy dead animal. or ofal, or 9Th OF any
description. without Lrst notifying the
CITY scavcu=cr, vino viii issue directions
ior rs al sposaL
WI-.tIA1i SHOWELI.
City ScrvenEer. Eo0m Il. CITY Hall.
AVrl Islh, Is9Q. .... du
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" Telegraph to the SEwsI
RIorING HAS BEGUN
strikers In France Become Tur.
buient.-rhe Military Called ONT.

strikers In France Become Tur.
buient--rhe Military Called out.
PARIS, May "A dispatch from
iourcoing, IN extensive manufac-
turing town in the department Of
the north, states that serious trouble
mas broken out there. The hands
employed in twenty six mills went
ON strike this morning. Great
crowds gathered about the streets,
augmented by 5000 strikers from
BOubalx, another manufacturing
town. Soon ali hands began 10
show feeling which eliminated
IN serious rioting, which was pro-
crossing at noon. The military have
been summoned.
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CHICAGO, May New York IS,
New Orleans 40; st. Louis 30; Gin
cinnati ~, Chicago IS, Winnipeg
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Want. Another Trial

PARIS, May la France says
that BCulanger will return to France
on Sunday and demand another
trial.
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The Date FIXED.

HARRISBURG, May 2.-Fhes special
election TO choose n successor - the
late Congressman Randall Will be
held on May 10Th.
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LIVERPOOL, May 2.-The steamer
Yorkshfre. for Baltimore, has re-
turned with her cargo on fire.
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Forward watch-Eight bells and
all's well.
Sessick old lady-He wouldn't
say 50 II he knew how badly felt.
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CHICAGO, May l. Alderman
JAMES AlcAbee aud City Central
Committeeman Michael J. COTcorau
were indicted this afternoon 10y the
grand jury on a charge OF completely
In the alleged election frauds Of the
rwenty-fourth ward. With them
were indicted a number Of restau-
rant walters and dock lsbOTers and
Others, said 10 be mere tools The
frauds charged are repeating" and
voting in place OF citizens counted
upon Is stay -at-homes.- McAbee
and Corconn presented them
selves before Judge GrinDell
and gave bonds Of $1,000
each. They refused to discuss the
charges against them except to
deny their culpability. Three Of
the men arrested yesterday FOR con-
nectiOn with the frauds were dis
charged for lack Of evidence. II l.
asserted tonight that six '.repeaters''
had turned States evidence. Chief
Cahmeis j. said TO lave been regis
ter OF repeaters residing At cheap
lodging houses in each OF which the
clerk. by pre-arrangement, vouched
for the fraudulent voters rs genuine
The stake aimed nj by the alleged
frauds was the seat In the city cOun-
ell to which McAbee, as the result
Of the election, succeeded. McAbee
and Corcoran are democrats.
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BROS.
WE ARE SHOWING THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
Einted In dI@ Silks
- o. IA q 8 o LIS

We offer lot OF CoiOred Paasols canopy tops. sis5
4 lot OF stylish Striped FaasOls $3.50; $3.50
Bl'ek satin. Lace Trimmed Parasol, $500 and $50
co ACHING PARASOIS SMALL ARR AGE PARAs0L
Fancy PARASOLS, LACE COVERED PARASOLs
Chhrens Ia'aso in Plsids Stripes and Plain SILKS all shades
sizes.
sun mhEeas with Silver, Gold Natural and Fancy HANDS,
lisaHt silk Surah Coaching Pa=aso color q D
s, handsomely trimmed, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ftOi
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okIahoma.. Government.

WhsmNGToE, May 2.-The Pres
ident has approved the act for tenn
pOrary government in Oklahams.
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MARsEILLEs, May 2.-It is esti.
mated that $1,000 workmen took
part In the labor demonstration YES.
terday. The streets were noisy, bu;
there has been no breach Of the
peace. a large meeting was held.
A deputatioR consisting Of forty
presidents OF trades unions and
S0O3 Wcrkmen were appointed TO
visit the prefecture and present a
petition In favor OF eight hours. The
project declined to receive the depu.
tation in a hOdy, but offered TO re-
oeive the members If they would
divide into groups. The deputation,
however, had been instructed to be
received as n whole or not at all. and
the party reported 10 the meeting,
which then dispersed.
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JOY IN THE CAMP

PHILADELPHIA, "a, May a.
There was rejoicing among the car
penters ut the strike at head
quarters this morning, when II was
announced that the bricklayers had
come TO the aid OF the strikers by
ordering that no bricklayers should
set a window or door frame.
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sTOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

rrT1HE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MeeunE Of the Utah C0mmercial aEd
~aviars Bank viii be held =. their ONE,
Tue-dsy, Nay Iiih. ls9l. ~ eleven O'Clock
a m. for the election OF Directors for the
ensuing yca-- NJ =. CUMMINGS,
April =. lsgl- Cashier.
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LIE IoUIsvIILE cARrEYIERs

LOUISVILLE, May 2.-Of the
1900 carpenters in this city, be-
tween 300 and 1000 struck today for
eight hours and 25c. an hour as the
minimum wages. Non-unionists
are fast joining the strikers BY
tomorrow but n handful wall be at
work. One big contractor only has
signed the arbitration committee's
agreement. The builders ami trad
ers' exchange so far has ignored the
movement
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~ ADVISE ouR FRIENps

tYTHO NEED ANYTHING IN THE
w Clothing line 20 call upon tsston z
Co, - Mun 81. wacre they VII dad vel
selected stock % meas AID bows suits
pricss. This irai q reliable and Will treat
~ -.-.r- lI
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LIE BosroN cARrENrrRs.

Boston, May 1.-The strike OF
carpenters is proceeding quietly.
There are 100 men. Only about
twenty men are at work. Some II
these will quit tomorrow.
STRUCK WITHOUT NOTICE.
CHICAGO, May 2.-One thousand
employees Of the Wells & French
car company struck this morning
without notice for eight hours. The
works are left idle.
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THAN COST!
ram plque Lace Bed Set, at s35l $3.50. 80,
set etcl IA Old Gold Cardinal SLOW
set unique, all Lace at Sll $780,
SCI Tor StS reduced from $3.50; reduced from ST.
from SlOj reduced from sS'
si,Qpa lieee. = 49,
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q NJ . UI Il CG BED = EFT SEs-
TT, si else out very choice lot Of Antique Bed Sets NJ
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STIRRING ~ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 2-ren thousand
employees in the sash, door, blind
aud other wood working establish
meats struck this morning for
eight hours and the remaining fif.
teen thousand will probably 20 out
before night. The iron molders in
the shops Of the Malleable Iron
works, Mccormick Harvester
Works, the Deering Reaper Works,
and a number of other establish.
ments went out this morning
on demand for eight hour. The
Illinois Steel Company accedei 70
the demand. The Fairbank Can
ning Company refused the demand
Of its five hundred employees, and
they will strike on Monday. Eighty
coopers struck this morning. Iron
molders are on strike TO The number
Of about six hundred, but unless
they resume work soon several
thousand men will be made idle for
lack of material.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-02

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