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JOB WORK A SPECIALITY!
Public Local Law.
CHAPTER 303.

To add an additional section 10 Article 'welvs
of the Public Local Laws of Maryland title
Garrett County" subtitle County COM
miSsionerS," authorizing the County Com
missioners to levy money to the Mayor and
COUNSEL of Oak land, said section to follow
section forty lone and to be numbered forty
one and a-half
SECTION !. BE il enacted by the general AS
scmby of Maryland. That all additional Sec
ton be added to Article twelve of the Public
Local Laws of Maryland. title Garrett Coun-
~" subtitle County Commissioners" to
follow section forty-one. to be numbered for
ty-one and a half and to read as follows:
AZ They shall have power tolevy annu"i-
" to the Mayor and Council of Oakland such
sum as in their judgment may be proper to
aid the Mayor and Council in keeping tho
public roads and streets in said town in re-
pair
SEC. |. And he il enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
5243t Approved April Sth, 1890.
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WHAT a wonderfully fast horse
AXtel is" B.-"Bound to be fast.
look at the gang at the race track
Obliged to associate with."-Texas
lgS
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All the above preparations are for sale ut
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Somebody has taken my revolver
Il my DESK" said the religious ed
lglancing around the room. "You
T know it was loaded. did you?"
Y the snake reporter. mo, J didn't
( So" ''In that case it probably
off of its own accord. They al
do. you know, when you don't
they're loaded. "-Philadelphia
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on the b. & o. R. r., which went In
to effect May l1th. 1890:
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ton of those mentioned, make stop
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tions. Tickets should always he pro
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cents.
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aughs more merrily than over the
wherein is contained an account of
practical Joke which was so sum-
Ely turned back upon himself
anus Cobb, Jr., in Yankee Blade.
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CHAPTER 329.

Approved April Sth, 1879.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-09
THE ConrE DE PARIS.
The French Royaiists on His Re
eeptIou in America.

CHICAGO, October s.-The visit Of
the Comte de Paris and Party 10
America is, In the opinion Of. Max
Levy, a wine merchant Of Paris,
Frame, who is in the city, bound to
afford nutritious food for the roy
alist Journals OF the French Re
EThey will maintain that the
glorious reception accorded the
C,omte Is an endorsements OF his claim
70 the throne by the great-st republic
on EARTH" said NJ. Levy. The
claim will, course, be a hollow and
absurd one, as every one at all ae-
ouaiuted with American Affairs VIII
readily perceive. The bulk OF the
French people are not, j am sorry TO
saw. familiar with this country, save
in a misty, romantic way. and upon
them the royalists' claims will, |
doubt not, make a decided impress
ion. for whatever America does the
average Frenchman looks upon as
about the correct thing, 50 great u
his admiration for it. But 50 far a.
material result Is cOncernedh-s
shrug completed the sentence. 1--WE
French, you know, like excitement.
We are quickly moved and great
takers. The Endorsement Of America
will be an interesting topic for some
DAYS. possibly n week or two, and
then it will be forgotten"
"Do you think that 10 found such
a claim is the reason OF the COmte's
visit"
81 did not at first, but since his
connection with the Boulanger
movement has been endorsed am
prepared 30 believe anything"
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INDIAN CONFERENCE.
It .. Thought the Red Men shouId
be Educated.

LAKE MoHoNK, n. Y, Oct. s.
The eighth annual Indian confer
ence began this morning. General
l.. w. Littlesey Of Washington,
secretary Of the board Of Indian
commissioners, gave n general sur
vey Of the field and referred 10 the
happy change in public sentiment
In the last few years, due largely
TO influences emanating from the
hohonk race. He said IL was diff
cult TO find an intelligent person ex-
pressing doubt OF the possibility or
practicabiliiy Of civilization Of the
Indians. The reformed public
sentiment had reached Congress and
resulted in legislation by which the
mode Of civilization has been won
derfully advanced.
Rev. /. w. Greenland Of Hamp-
ton, who has been inspecting the
returned students on the reserva-
tons, said that Of ITO from Hamp-
ton only four turned out failures
The percentage was not larger than
may be found in many eastern
schools for white children
Ex-President McCosh OF Trinity
read a paper 10 demonstrate the ca
pacity Of the Indian for civilization.
The worst Of the red men, he said,
were not in less favorable condi-
ton for civilization than our own
ancestors, the BritOns, rs described
by Cesar and Tacitus, with their
painted bodies, Druid rites, human
sacrifices, and 30 forth. It was
Christianity that wrought the
changes, and it would do the same
for the Indians.
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The VISIT OF THE conprr.
HOW THEY VIEW 1T.
A Novel Scheme Of the London Pc.
lice 10 Catch the Notorious
"Saek the Ripper,
THE INDIANS ARE TO BE Epu-
GATED. THEY THINK.
Horrible Accounts from the Red Sea
on the Condition Of the
Cholera Victims.
DIsQUIETISG NEWS
Concerning the British Column I'm
Africa.

Africa
LONDON, Oct. s. DisquietIng
news has again been received re-
garding the British column now in
vading Mashonalaud i'm Southern
Africa, rich country which the
British South Africa Company
claims to have been ceSied TO It 10y
Bobenguls, King OF the Matabelles.
The min force Of the expedition
numbers 500 men, with n pioneer
force OF $50, aud they are command
ed by lieutenant Colonel Peane-
father Of the Inniskillen Dragons,
who has had much experience OF
native warfare in Zululand. The
force is well armed and equipped
also with light artillery.
While King LObengula himself
has not been altogether unfavorable
10 white occupation, his leading
warriors have been anxious for war.
There is too much reason 70 believe
the report from Cape Town that
the Matabelles have attacked the
expedition, causing the loss OF 100
men.
In other parts OF Africa the ma
tives are protesting effectually
against parceling out the continent
by the European powers. Some
chiefs on the gold coast made
foreible resistance to the Germans
and compelled them 10 withdraw.
In Dahomey the French have found
Il advisable TO conclude a treaty Of
peace, which Is highly favorable to
the king of that country. 1t Is said
that the king, in menacing the
French settlements, was encOuraged
by the Portuguese, who are jealous
Of French interference.
Altogether the Matabelles can
muster about 5000 men. The
British are to march 400 miles and
make a stop at Mount HampdeL, in
Mashonaland. Fortunately for the
British the Matabele- have no better
weapons than the assegas and bal
lock hide shields. When in warlike
attire they wear black ostrich
plumes.
The Matabelles are brave and war
Ike savages who have been accus-
toned for ages 10 attack aud enslave
the neighboring races and do not
care to acknowledge even the whites
rs masters. The more turbulent
spirits have long clamored against
the kings policy in favor OF the
white men and may have forced
him into the war. His men are not
an undisciplined horde, but regu-
larry trained and divided into COM
mands. One OF his measures OF
warlike preparation was TO strength
en- his force Uf AmaZons by compul-
sorry recruiting. many married. wO-
men having been compelled 10 leave
their husbands and homes and join
in the ranks. Much discomfort pre-
vailed at the kings seventies, but
any open sign OF dislOyalty was met
with Instant and terrible punish
ment.
The famine still continues 10 pre-
vail in Soudan. and the raid Of Os-
man Digma's men on Tokar n few
DAYS ago was only an effort 10 obtain
food, which the British government
has unwisely prevented from being
sent TO the tribes that have given
their allegiance to the khedive.
Suakim Is thronged with orphans Of
those who have persisted through
war and privatiOn, and several acts
Of cannibaIism are stated 10 have
occurred.
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JACK THE RIPPER.
He IL 90 be Hunted by Female De
tecfiyez.

LONDON, Oct. s. The White.
chapel scare has been thoroughly
revived again. Everybody Is wait
Ing now 10 hear OF another murder.
Very Htsie he,7i was paid by the
public " lase LARGE or four letters Of
Jack the Ripper sent out last
week, saying that he was going TO
begin operations, but the police Is
evidently acting on information Of
which the public is kept ignorant.
They have taken extraordinary pre-
cautions, but the most precautions
are made 10 entrap the assassin in
the employ Of the class Of women
he formerly chese rs his prey. A
number Of these outcasts of about
the same age and character Of those
murdered have practically been en-
gagged by the police 10 aid in the en-
deayor to capture the "Rlpper."
They have been converted for the
time being into female detectives,
for which work, provided they be
kept sober, the police consider them
well qualified. They have been In
structed not TO repulse any man who
soliciis them. They are assured
that they viii be followed and that
there will be help near at hand
should their companion attempt to
harm them.
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TWO CHILDREN
Discover the Corpse Of theii
Father.

Discover the Corpse OF their
Father.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The pathe-
tic story Of two children, who
Weakened in the night, to see the
dead body Of their father hanging
by the neck from n chandelier, was
Investigated tonight by Coroner
Rooney Of Brooklyn. il was the
story OF the suicide Of Tunis V.
Palmer, the circumstances surround
ing which were OF the most drama
tic nature. The children who first
discovered IL were too young to un-
derstand its meaning, 80 they stood
staring at the body for several hours
until others arrived TO cut their
father down. On first seeing il they
rushed 10 n neighbOr's house and
asked him TO come In. He promised
to do 80, but failed TO appear.
Two years ago Palmer's wife
del and since then he has been
acting In a strange manner. He was
devoteily attached to his wife and
her death fell upon him with crush
ing force. He still managed, how
ever, to attend to business as usual.
He was comparatively wealthy and
was the son Of DR.. Palmer, a practic-
ing physician Of South Brooklyn.
At 2 O'Clock this morning, one child
was awakened by the noise Of a
chair falling. The little fellow was
at first frightened. Then he got up
and dressed himself and walked
into the room where as stated he
saw the body Of his father hanging.
He called on him by name and
begged him to get down. Then,
getting no answer, he hurried tack
and awakened his little sister. Both
Of them returned 10 the parlor aud
again tried to awaken the father.
Alarmed at his silence, both rushed
from the house, terrified, and tried
TO tell n neighbor what had hap
pened. The latter told them 10 20
back home and promised TO come In
n few minutes and see what was the
matter. He did not, however, keep
his promise. Both children went
hack to the death chamber and
watched by the body until day
light.
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THE WORLDS PAIR
Classification Committee at WORK

Classification Committee NJ work.
CHICAGO, Oct. s.-The classiflca-
ton committee Of the National
Worlds Fair Commission completed
the more important portion Of It's
work today 10y deciding upon twelve
great departments, into which the
exhibits Of the fair will be grouped.
They are: A-Agriculture, farm
machinery and appliances, forestry
and forest products; B-Niuculture,
horticulture aud Horticulture; C
Live stock; Dish, fisheries, fish
products and apparatus for fishing;
E-Mines, mining and metallurgy;
F-Machinery; G. Transportation
aud REORGANIZATION; H-Elec-
tricity and electrical appliances; |
Manufactures; Kline arts; L.
Music. education, literature, engi-
neering, public works, sociology; NJ
Congress Of human labor ami in
yentIons; this will embrace, among
other things, wOman's work.
The Departments are practically
those PROPOSED by Commissioner DE
Young OF California, and agreed
upon by the committee. The
strongest fight made by Mr.. DE
Young against the Classification
prepared by Professor GOode, was
the placing Of viticulture, horticul-
ture aud Horticulture In the agricul-
tural department, aud he insisted,
in the Interest u the Pacific Coast,
As well as Of the Exposition, that
they be given a separate department,
and finally carried this and other
points. DE Young started for The
Coast tonight.
Congressman Morrow OF Caliior-
MIA was today shown over the site
by CommissiOser-at-Large Melon
aid OF California. Morrow was de-
lighted with II and said: "When |
return home I can tell our people
that the sites are suitable in every
way and I do not think better
selection could have been made"
Commissioner Mcdonald has been
busy a week or more past visiting
the expositions and fair 10 the
North west in the interest Of the
Worlds Fair.
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s,.,,.r,i o., the Tarin.

New YORK, Oct. SIN an inter
view with Senator Stanford today
he said the report Of his forming an
opposition line 70 the Southern
Pacific was not true. Speaking on
the subject Of the tariff the Senator
said: 81 have not paid suificlent
attention TO be able to discuss lt IN
detail, but on the whole | am in-
clined 10 view IL with favor No
where in Europe have l heard any
opposition expressed TO the new
tariff, except In France, where a
wild panic PREVAILS The impres-
sion most prevalent among the
French people is that the new tariff
has been instituted In revenge for
the exclusion from France OF the
American hog"
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The BIue and nc arnr.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. S.-The
grand Parade Of Federal and Con
federate veterans today was an i'm
mense affair and participated in by
about an equal number Of the blue
and the gray. The line OF march
was through the chief streets and
then out TO Fort Sanders, the old
battle ground, where address were
delivered by J. W. Caldwell, Chan
celIor ellison and General Long
street
In the course Of his speech, Gen.
eral Longstreet said he told the
President after the battle Of Chicka-
manga, that the Confederacy was
doomed.
Tonight nhe city was brilliantly
Illuminated and receptions held
everywhere. each home being open
TO the old soldiers.
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Cholera Horrors.

LONDON, Oct. s.-Horrible ac-
counts come from the Red sea on
the condition Of the cholera victims.
The Arabs and strangers in that
region are dying by scores The
persons are seized with cholera and
die within an hour with clenched
teeth and bodies drawn up. Birds
and dogs feed on the co-pees which
the people are afraid 10 TOUGH, and
vast fiocks Of vultures dispute for
the prey " it'll the four-footed scaven-
gers. From the interior Of Arabia
ACCOUNTS are fully as heartrending
and the victims are said 10 be num-
bered by thousands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-09
R.Ifeur Knows Nothing Abeut An
Irish Famine.

LONDON, Oct s.-Balfour, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, replying to
an inquiry as to Affairs in Ireland,
a. 1t: aRegnrding the potato crop
in the west Of Ireland, no positive
ar final conclusion can De formed
until the potatoes are dug, toward
the end OF october, but all testlmony
which Is Of any value s1 ~, noliti.
cal purposes, appears cans. 70 ,a , IN
inland IDA. Is wholly absurd, although
II iI' "a rs;cnlar localities the failure oil
he ~ crop il undoubtedly serious,
1ne ,,,,.,sures that have been taken
Nv NC the government win, without .',h
oy s be sufficient to deal with
ques.IoI ;ssne which 1t will be be-
am ami the power Of the ordinary poor
law 70 meet"
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The Time Convention.

New YORK, Oct. s.-The General
Time Convention opened this morn
ing with n large representation oil
the leading railroad men OF the
country, representing l2l, 900 miles
of railroad. Reports were received
from various committees. The com
mittee on car service advised fur
Their establishment Of the car se-vice
bureau. The committee on safety
recommended the adop-
tion of the master car builders
standard form Of automatic coupler.
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THE SOLDIERS REST,

wrapped in the flag under which
we fought. Ii !. n pleasant thing
and never ought TO be omitted; in
city and county, when one Of these
old soldiers makes his last surrender
wrap his coffin in the flag as you
bear him TO the grave" Applause.
The President, In conclusion,
spoke Of the pleasure 1t gave him 10
lie with his old cOmrades-in-lrms,
and expressed n hope that all might
be spared TO attend many more re-
unions
After this the veterans passed be-
fore the President, who shook hands
with and spoke kind words 10 each
Of the party, and then returned TO
the hotel where the President re-
manned until evening.
During the afternoon an old lady
called and exhibited TO the Presi-
dent letter, which made her the
most " elcome caller Of the day. She
was a sister Of the instructor Of his
youth, Joseph, y. Porter, OF In
diana, and the letter she exhibited
was one written by the President at
the age Of 10 years, In 1873
This evening the President al
tended a banquet given by the Phi
Delta Theta Society, at the College
Hall, and later = banquet given BY
the First Brigade, making brief re-
marks at each.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Oct. s.-The
Presidential party arrived from
Gale-lurg, Illinois, tonight, having
made few stops. The party was re-
ceived here by Mayor Duncan and
n committee and escorted 70 the
Commercial Club, where an iHfor'
NAL reception was held, the Prrsi-
dent making a brief speech. AT II
O'Clock the journey was resumed
Ottuma will be reached In the morn
ing.
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Merit wins

We desire TO say 10 our citizens,
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purely ON their merits. A. Z. smith
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-09

''Heaven.n Every inmate Of the
place will be summoned and ques-
toned with reference to Schwein-
furth's relations with the women
In ssthe Home" The sheriff served
papers on the members OF the COM
munity tonight