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GRAVE ACCUSATION.
Stanley Says n Girl was Purchased
0aly TO be MUIR
derei.
AN EMPEROR WANTS a CURE
FOR CONSUMPTION.
A Terrible Election Duel In Ken.
tneky Ends Fatally for
Three Men.
ANARCHISTS GOULD NOT cEIE-
BRsTE.
The Whole iowa Of Winslow
Wiped Out by the
Planes.
AN EMPEROR WANTS a CURE
FOR CONSUMPTION.
ANARCHISTS GOULD NOT cELE-
BaaTE.
rsie<r=ph 10 the NEWS
THE ''HE,n GUARD" SCANDAL
stapIey's FearfaI charges Against
Jameson


Jam-son-
LONDON, Nov. THE Times this
(5sIurdayl morning prints a three
column statement frum Stanley,
cabled 10y its New York correspond
ent. In it stanley reiterates his
charges Of vindietive cruelty Of Bart
teiot, and says he himself wouIi
nave acquitted the majors murder
ers. Heaccuses Bartteiot Of harbor-
ing the widest aud most unfOuuded
uspicions against himself (Stanley)
mi other officers. Stanley accuses
Jameson OF having purchased "A sIrl
for the cole purpose Of having her
murdered, 20 that caunfb ilistic
scene might be furnished for his
sketch book. The basis for this story
were the sketches shown him by the
Eu o. cans.
The Tunes says editorially: "If
these charges are trae they will COM
pel all Euglishmen 10 exec ate the
memory OF men who could bring
-uch a disgrace to the nation. The
proof against Jameson, however, is
dei.lorably vague.o
Walter Bart cot says Stlnlry's
account il totally ut variance with
5thers. He reiterates all his charges
md says SANKEY'S action in leaving
Nelson's party without food twenty
three days resulted in the death Of
twenty seven Of them.
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STILL COMING In.
Inc Latest Election Returns Show
tile Complete Defeat Of
the Republicans.
THE olo-TiME MAJORITY
Nois oeuTERArEp.
Two Districts in California Doubt.
ful; the Others Repub.
liean.
m'kiNLEY DEFEATED BY 800
MAJORITY.
Review Of the Loss of the Repabli.
can Party; Farm-rs
Alliance.
By Telegraph to the sExs :,
raE REPUBLICAN, GIVE uP.-
The Democratic Majority Ha.
sweiied Beyond Expectation.

The Democratic Majority Ha.
swelied BEYOND Expectation.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lin the
great change that will come In the
next Congress the severest loss III.
republicans will feel is not of the les
number Ot men, but of the quality
Of the men. BY defeat OF failure OF
nomination the party loses q ma
iority Of its very best men. Over
halfOf its committee ehairmen are
gone. Besides Mckinley of tn.
ways and means committees anu
Cannon OF the appropriations, the
republicans will miss Baker Of tn,
commerce committee, Conger OF
the coinage, weights aud measures,
Farquhar Of the merchant marine
and fisheries, Perkins OF the Indian
affairs, Struble OF the Territories
Mccormick Of the railways and
canals, Butterworih Of patents,
Morrill, OF the invalid pensions.
Browne Of the revision of laws, De-
lanO OF the pensions, Laldlow Of tn.
claims, Gambler of the Worlds Fair,
Mason Of the ballot box forgery,
Dunnell Of the eleventh census.
1t must be remembered that in
Some Of these cases the members de.
clined denomination, as for instance,
Butterworth. Others failed of re
nomination. A severe loss to tn.
party ia that in these men il lose
many of it, Oldest and most ex-
perienced deba.ers and parliament
arians, who are succeeded by new
men Of their own party, who, being
inexperienced, are of little use. or 10y
Democrats. Mr.. Reed will bitterly
miss Cannon, Mckinley, McComas
Gear, Bayne, Butterworth, Gros
venor and Greenhalg from In,
galaxy of bright speakers and shar,
parliamentarians that were at al
times ready and able to take up al
Democratic attacks.
The estimates first made for tn,
next House are Of little or no valu,
now. Where the democratic major
ity seemed TO be fifty, now swells t.
over hundred. Washington seem,
dazed and can hardly take up the
situation, ami as the democratic,
majority swelled on toward th,
hundred mark, the few remaining
men vino hoped against hope thai
later news was always good for tn.
Republicans, gave up and went
hnme. Kansas had 'islumped" auc
Minnesota and Michigan had follow
81 Massachusetts,. New Hampshire
pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Th'
latest figures given are as follows
Democrats, DDS; Republicans, 9S;
Farmers Alliance (Kansas an,
Nebraska, 4; Independent (Tennes
S'-.-). /; Vacant tRhode Islandl, ];
total, $50.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 7.-Com-
plete and incomplete returns from
all but three count es Of Washington
give Wilson Republican (fer Con
gress. 5000 mjprity. Wilson's ma
joTity In the State viii probably b.
between seven and eight THOUSAND
The legislature now stands: Senate
republicans. 81; democrats, .,
doubtful. /. House-republicans, 81;
democrats, IL.
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ANARCHISTS CELEBRATING.
Mrs Parsons - Arrested, but Herr
uost Escapes.

uost Escapes
NEWARK. n. j.. Nov. IA week
ago the international Workmen's
society rentel "A hall here for I
meeting tonight. The proprietor
lid not know that they we're auarrh-
ists until he saw bills posted ST.
nouncing that the meeting was TO
celebrate the anniversary Of the
hanging OF the Chicago ANARCHISTS,
and TO be addressed Icy Lucy Far
-ons, Herr Most ami others. Th's
evening he refused them admit
lance to the hall. MIS- Parsons
mounted the steps AMI began TO
larangue the crowd. The pclire
.aptain warned her to desist, but
she refused, and she defird him
xith strong language, and the an
,rchisis urged her to continue. The
alice arrested her and several
others. Herr Most succeeded IN
escaping.
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williams Ao-GrrIi n Hrrb Pfii-
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Liver Is out OF orler. One box "
these PMS viii drive all the trouhi,
away and make u tic Y being Of you
Price 25 cents. Zion Coop mecT
Inst. Drug Dept. Agent DDS
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Coughs and Colds. Those who arr
suffering irOm Coughs, Colds, Sore
rhrat, et-., should try Browns
BRoEeIuAL TRoCHEs. Sod only ia
6OLes.
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Come let the Joyous tidings roll
frpm eat to wet. from pole 10 pole,
TIA woman's e.th. and u ;. and breath,
80 more snail suffer worse than death,
For ~DIs1DON 4 " IN magic sway,
Preserve. tfer~ now from fouf decaV
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A Fortunate ana GrafefuI wor

Mrs. J. II. Giles, Of Everett, Pa,
saws: Il suffered for years from
kidney and gravel trouble. n.
physicians or medicine at home did
me any good. finally visited m,
former home at Rondout. y. Y,
and hegan using Dr. David KenDe
dy's Favorite Remedy. OF ROudout,
NY. A few words tell the result
am n perfectly well and happy
woman once more"
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THE FARMERS.

IT IS to be noted thai in all the
democratic estimates OF the IN joritl
i'm the House, and one enthusiast l.
cTazed enough to claim $50, tn
hope is exIr.ssed with more or les
confidence that The democrats will
nave n majority large enough to or
ganize and 70 control the House
without regard 10 the views Of the
Farmers Alliance party. Ii is b
nope that the democratic leader
viii be glad to have realized, but
they are very much less confident
hat it viii be realised than they
low care 10 say. The fe.urns from
all parts Of The country indicate tha
from that vas; apparent democratic
majority large deductions are TO be
made OF the successful candidates OF
the Farmers Alliance, who are a.
radically opposed TO the democratic
Jarty ard to all Of its methods a.
they were TO their defeated republi
an opponents.
There are whole States WHERE
there have been large apparent
democratic gains Of congressman in
which there is scarcely one of th' Sc
nominally democratic congressman
Who Is not bitterly opposed tn the
democrats. In the States OF Kan
,as, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota,
Illinois and Indiana many such
Iemocratic-h hating nominal demo
ratio congressman are to be found.
The Farmers Alliance in the
south did not capture the demo-
cratic organization and Its conven-
ions, and secure success at the polls
in order to tamely surrender to the
little clique II ultra. Bourbon lead
rs who aspire TO be national men
aud who are already posing as aspi-
rants for the spe1kership and even
he Presidency. The Farmers' Al.
lance candidates who have been
chosen are not all of them the equals
IN experience and ability OF the
democratic congressman whom they
defeated, but they know what they
want, aud one of the things which
hey do not want is the restoration
Of the democratic party TO nationa
power. They have left no doub
whatever upon that subject. TIT
| guarded way in which the demo
cratic leaders are speaking Of thu
unknown quantity OF the Farmers
Alliance indicates very commend
able prudence on their part.
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

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Our customers allspeak highly In
praise Of st. Patrick's Pills. They
arc the best.-BERRy BROS, Carroll,
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Drug DepaItment.
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RIO GRANDE WESTERN RY.
CURRENT TINE TABLE. AUG. "a. 1880.

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE. & OGDEN.
rave salt Lake = 90 An and $50 pm and
Sc pm.
Returning, arrive ~a't Lake at l0.45 An
and l. 20 sud $50 pm.
Train arr YES from Wasatch on SATURDAYS
ans leaves for Wa-atch on Mondays only
Pullman paiaer ard buffett sleeping
on all through trains
q. uUf- J n BkNNE T.
&c .ara 81 $50. s-s Frt Pass AT
t,enerlI ''rl-es At salt take City Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-08

ST. PAUL, Nov. with all but
three coundes reported in Mime
sofa, and the most Of them official,
the vote on governor stands: Mer.
Ram (rep.) ST. OBJ; Wilson ldem.l
sd. $50; Owen (allIaneel s., 40
Merriam's plurality, 1855, The
alliance vote will be probably in
creased by later figures from the
fi(th district, which was its strong
hold. In that district there seem.
no deubt that Halverson (allianee
IA elected 10 Congress by plurality
OF over 1000. Lind rep wins ovel
Baker (alliance-democratl In the
second district by over 1000 plu.a.
ifr
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OGDEN COLLEGE,
WIN A. OBENcHAIN, A. NJ, PRESIDENT.
DEAR SIR:

VIM A. OBENcHAIN, A. NJ, PRESIDENT
DEAR SIR:
am more than pleased with my Howe
yentilating Stove and cannot say too much In
its praise. In the first place, 1t Is ne 0"'S
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structed on, correct principles 'ch"e t'
heating capacity and economy Of f'e' " IS
authat you CLAIM, for 1t. In the TreSn "'r
,rhfeh Il ,rarms aud diffnses Throughout ''o
,o,,ss there is a 6atnniness of temperature
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stove is there any sense of oPpressiveness'
Very truly yours
WIN. A. OBENCHAIN, Prest.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. It'll,
plurality for Pattison (democratl foi
governor is brought up to II, 25s by
changes in computing the ofIicisl
count. Waters lrepublican), foi
Acknowledgements, has a plurality
of 1915, and Stewart (republicanl,
for Secretary Of Internal Affairs.
10, 100. Seventeen republicans anu
-l-ven democrats are elected to Con-
eress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-08

Go TO SPENCER. BYwATER & Co. 8
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Gittering, SCOUTING. Stoves and
Tinware. etc.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Ofllcial
returns from the State at large ar,
just beginning to come IN. The de-
nocratic majority will be about IS
200. The only republicans electeu
To Congress are Waugh in the Sixth
and johnson in the Ninth district
The Legislature is democratic in
both Houses and by sixty-nine ma
jority on joint ballot.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Distriei Court IN and for the Third
Judicial District of Utah Territory.
County OF AT LAAe-
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Go TO the Sandbcrg Furniture Co.
les W., South Temple 81, and ex.
anime the New Sofa Bed Besi
In the market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-08

SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE
returns received to-day do not ma
terially alter the results Of the Stat
election. The First and Seconc
Congressional districts are still H.
ioubt The republicans have ear
ried the others.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Nov. 7.-Returns from
eighty-five out of eighty-nine coul-
ties in Nebraska give the following
figures for governor: Richards (rep.)
80 2s6; BoyI Diem. }, q, 325; Powers
(Alliancs). l,143. While the count
is very close the estimates give
Boyd a plurality Of nearly one thou
sand, but indicate the election OF
the remainder Of the republican
State ticket. The total vote OF the
State so far exceeds by fully 10, 900
the Presidential vote OF lsSo, an
extraordinary increase for an OIL
year.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. THE Eighth
Ninth and Eleventh Congressional
districts and the State Senate ar.
-till in doubt. The House is demo
cratic by a good majority. Official
returns are neces AIRY.
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SALT LAKE THEATRE

DALI LANE Il uEh III
Gas. s. BuKTos, NAsAoEa-
S wsans and yi i5sns; Nov. 8, 6 and 7.
A Feat for the wye and Earl
SECOND ASSUAL TOUR
Prof. Herrmann's Observation-Disclosures
, rIncIyslIy orxsniEsd IN Europe. under The
.iirectinn of Mr.. 6enrge W. Lederer.
Totally FeiIpsing all Form.r Ell 'rts.
AmeneA's Fsvo'iie Com dIenne,
fL' RA MO,bkE.
Ths Famru-
GLINSEhETI1 TROUFE,
Dive in Numherl OF Royal Arn.bats ffom
the IlIppOdIame. Faris.
Europe's 1 airst and t5rear-st Sensation.
GkORGE HOLLOWAY.
From the Aihambra. l.nprOn, IN Whist Is
eharaetsrlE-d a. a really marvellous per
Torrance. on m unsupported
p-iPendieu ar oder
The Prem. E1pou ent Of Nocsl Illusions,
rAkRf KENNEDN.
COPIED nv ~. Equaii~d nv None.
npCAuA e TAIERO.
Transformation Esn'iibrst iron ihewInter
Gar dens. Brr,in, The oniy act IN
the uorif 81 ~ ki1d-
Gu BR y
In.N n-.iagne y. rforrnanee.
JOsEPHINE HENLEY.
English Nvo@i'-, aud Dams u.e-from Lm-
lfrr ThesIre. L.. don
HERR THUi E,
Original EiectEic CIown-from Ronieker's
Theatre. Vienna The fopuiAr Artists,
1UTER & GOODWIN,
As the 1.-Two KIDS"
les 1ROIs WASHINGTON,
Crotesque MusicAl he tntTicities-from
Nurvrau CT que. Pans
EXANBORfr- BkOTHkRs.
Musical Gowns prom Hin er Gardens,
Berlin.
~ sale Of Seats tuesday.
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KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. T. The
official canvas of the votes In Kan
sas has progressed far enough to
show the entire republican state
ticket elected, with the exception ol
Kellogg, who is defeated for re
lection as attorney general by
Ives, Farmers' Alliance. Tho rep.
,hlicau majority is placed at about
10000. The vote on congressman u
no, changed by the official count.
The Kansas delegation stands tive
republicans and five Farmers' Al
lance. The legislature Is still be-
Iieyed to be Farmers Alliance
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. T.-At last re
turns from the State OF Illinois
nave become sufficiently complet'
to announce decisively the resuli
IN the State ticket, The democrats
nave won, aud Edwin 8. Wilson
IF Olney. is elected State treasure
nv IL. 1855, and Henry Raab, Of
Belleville, superintendent OF publi'
instruction by SO, IA. No compila
tons have been made yet on tn.
trusteeship Of the University Of II
linois, but the indications are that
the three democratic nominees are
also elected by a slight majority.
Not until today have the repub-
licans of Illinois realized the full
extent of the avalanche, which ba-
obliterated the old-time majority L.
the State. Fuller returns today
show that, in addition to the dem :
cratic gains heretofore announced,
in three congressional districts
Congressman Payson and Hill have
also been defeated and Snow and
Steward tdem. elected. Both Con
gressmen Hill and Payson have
teIegraphed the Associated Press
conceding their defeat, the former
by $50 and the latter by 500 to 100
This makes the Congressional
delegation from Illinois stand four
teen democrats and six republicans.
The great delay in arriving at an
authentic conclusion in this State
has been due 10 the lateness Of the
returns, owing to the tremendous
amount Of scratching. All estimates
on which previous reports wer'
basel were valueless, In view OF thu
political tidal wave which sweep
over the State and which i un
precedented in the history Of ILL
nOIe
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DIES MONIES, Nov. Returns
,ac lived from ninety counties give
McFarland 1870, and Chamber
lain ia. 54s. McFarland's plurality
. sss tits estimated that the other
I'm; line counties will increase Nc.
Tarjsnd,s plurality TO 5000. met
cain Of 10 800 over last year. Ihis
,nsnres the election OF the enule
rsoubIIcan 6tate iIefet by about
! 600 plurality.
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS TO-, Nov. 7.-Complet
ed Unofficial returns from Mekin
ley's district show a plurality o
Dearly 80 for Warwick ldem.)
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. lin South
Dakota the Independents have con-
.-eded the election Of the republican
State ticket, and the latest report
.eem to indicate the election Of .
republican majority in the Legis
Isture, insuriIg the reelection O
Senator Moody. Pierre has won thu
ornament capital by from 5000 q
10000 majority, although Huroi
does not yet concede the fact. Lat
today Chairman Peemiller Of th'
democratic committee conceded th'
election Of both republican Con
gressmen and most OF the Stat
ticket, but claimed the Governor
aud enough OF the Legislature t.
give a majority to the alliance anu
democrats.
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wasnsSeroS Cry. June a.-The an
nouncemcnt is made that Captain Alonso
r. Miltinaore. OF The auarsermasser's de-
partment Of the United States army. is "a he
tried BY . eours-snartsai NJ Tucson, Ars.
soma. on charges Of fraud against the gov
eminent. 1t is insimased that he Was in.
viewed In Questionable transactions when
stationed in ST louls several years ago
and that. although he could not now be
punished. there were others involved who
might re rcsshed by the civil courts. The
treasury department. looked inss the mat
ter and a. = result proceedings have tcxa
instituted In 81 Louis against {. Hartley
ransweli 4 Co, of that city. 10 recover So.
osl. alleged to have bern fraaculsnilv OBJ
ssinssi from the government with the aid
I'll Missizno-e. In Is charged that the fru,
presented vouchers for supplies never de-
fseres. which Milsinaore had purchased
for tie government, and the sposss thus
obtained. IL il alleged, we're divided be-
tween tle sNu.
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HE LOVED MS WIFE STILL.
Although she Bought Morphine. Arsenic
and = Knife to Kill Him.

WiSKiAxn, N. j., June 3-The wife of
Daniel Lockwood. weiito-do farmer re-
siding on the Vine road, was arrested on
Saturday on . charge Of trying to poison
her husband by placing morphine in his
teacup. Lockwood discovered the powder
ss his wife was about to pour out the cup
OF tea for him. Mrs. Lockwood refuses TO
say anything except that she procured
morphine for herself some time ago. when
she was suffering IRON the grippe. Drs
Bidwell and Adams. who made an analvsis.
stated that the powder contained enough
morphine 10 kill person.
At the trial Marshal Creeeh swore that,
after xrresting Mrs. Lockwood. he searched
her room and found loaded revolver and
dagger under the pillow Of her bed. and q
QeAnIitv OF arsenic in the pocket of her
dress. Lockwood created sensation and
dumhfcunded tho lawyers for the prosecu-
ton by saying that IL was his children who
advised him TO make the charge against
his wife. instead of his asking the children
10 make IL The lawyers then virtually
threw up the case. stating that Lockwood
had been induced by some pressure to
change his statements made previous %
Mrs. ioekvood's arrest
The justice then discharged Mrs Lock
wood. Her husband ran up 60 embrace
her bat she waived ham aside and told him
che had bad enough Of him and his family,
and positively refused 10 return home with
HIM