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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-24
SILVER BROS IRON WORKS
No. 149 West North Temple.
The Duluth Regatta,

DULUTH, July 23.-The first event to-day
was the yacht racing. and the conditions
were perfect. The course was seven miles
long. The Mishka won, Manitou second,
Sweetheart third, Water Lily fourth.
In the afternoon the junior four cared
race was rowed for the third time. The
Duluths and Lurlines came in together,
but having fouled were thrown out. The
Winnipcgs were first, about a length
ahead of the st. Pauls, who had some lead
over the Minnesotas. Time-1O 30. 1924
and 10:4l, respectively. Both the Lurlines
and Duluths claim four in the Junior
doubles, The Minnesotas and Lurlines
failed to start, the Catlins rowing over the
course alone.
The senior pair race was tame, Standish
and Lyons, Of Detroit, being too much for
their opponents, Sergeant and Forbes. of
the Owashtanong club. The latter quit
before the turn.
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Crushed Again.


"I-I hate to make you any extra
trouble" he said to the chief clerk at the
postoffice yesterday.
"Well?"
well, l wrote to my girl two days
ago and have received no answer. I'm
awfully careless and perhaps I neglected
TO stamp it,"
eyes. Very important letter."
Every. In fact popped the question. {"
'rll look among the dead letters"
A search was made, but nothing was
found of the letter
at must have reached her." said the
clerk as he returned
"Then don't understand it."
Tim sure can't. Have you read the
list of marriage licenses for yesterday"
"N-no!' gulped the young man. "Tn
get paper"
In ten minutes he was back, his eyes
hanging out and his face like chalk, and
in hoarse whisper he said:
That's the reason"
"What?"
''Married to another fellow last night"
"Humph!'
Thanks for your trouble. When
am dead you"-
He broke away, overcome with emo
ton, but as he was seen devouring a
banana two hours later with great rel
ish it is suspected that he still lives.--
Detroit Free Press.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

EPREs1nEST D. H. WELLS is up from Manti.
Gov. PROCTOR came in from Union ycster-
day.
BENJAMIN G. STRINGHAM, of Holden, is in
Salt Lake.
Col SHAUGHNEssY is expected home from
New York to-day
EMIL HARTvcKsEN. of Sandy was among our
visitors yesterday.
HON. JOHN w Young is now on the Atlantic,
homeward bound having sailed on the 9th.
MISS HATTIE GnEFfTHs left yesterday for a
weeks visit TO friends in Idaho and Montana.
II. @. WHITNEY. business manager of THE
HERALD is in Logan. where he will take in the
S4tb, and spend a few days.
AT THE HOTELS.
THE CLIFT-H. Hariing, Ill; VIM NJ Kickoff,
New York; j. Mahoney. p, T. Coney, f. Gaut-
ley. G. II. Campbell and wife, Rawlins, Wyo.
Leaching and family, Wisconsin; B. T. Sea
poldt Omaha; c. n. Conner and sister, Miss
Jennie Collins. Ind: w, w, woodside, Logan;
T. Stroese, Pa: j. Willis and Boy, Grantsville;
A Fisher, San Fran. Oh. Dow Clayton, Idaho !;
I. Green j. c. Light, C. L. Groesbeek. Denver.
r. Z. Belt and wife, Mrs. D. B. Dewey, Jack
A kramer ana wife. Ogden; r. Wilson,
Omaha; Miss Vie +. Moore, Mrs. e n. Glad
win, Detroit; A. A. kidder, New Hamp shire; A.
j. Armstead and wife, Oregon; c. S. Abbott and
wife, Chicago; r. G. Sewage, Boston; Miss
Noble Hayens Denver; George H. Lee, Fred.
Rose Pendleton, Ore; s. L. Ryan. San Fran
y. u w. w.
Mrs. DIR. j. Bell, Kansas; w. II. Patterson
Pillburg, Pa
THE WHITES. Osborn, John j. Cushing
American Fork; r. j, Krouged, Soldiers Sum-
init; G. c. Sherman, Green River; H. Thomas,
American Fork E. B. Reynolds, San Francisco;
n nj. kendrick, Baker City, Or; S. Jenkins
Ogden; 7. G. Harrington, Frisco; b. s. Spearce,
Milford; n. M. Ditehfield, Provo; H. j. Seal
Omaha; h Hill, Aspen, Colo; B. M. Duncan
3. Mossgroer, e. D Belson l. D napfeF:
children, Mrs. p. c. Mcbride, Stockton, Kan. :;
Provo; j. H. Croron, Collinston; N. ID. Roper
and wife, Boston; n. G. Boylance, Springville;
George n, Hunter Broadford, Idaho; r. Lynch,
Payette, Idaho; J. E. Cole Kansas CITY: A III
Ralstone, Pae. Short Line; r. Birchel, Ogden;
j. G. HornbrooG, Collinston.
THE CoNTINENTAL-J S. Forest New York;
ia. Cornell and wife, San Francisco; T. Young
and wife, Hamilton, n. Y; A. W. Davis, Phil
Grand Junction. Colo; Elmer E. Ustick and
wife. Chicago; g. H. Floto and wife, New York
CITY; w. i. Eastman and wife, Dillon. Mont M
Z. Miller, New York; M. DeFreel, w. H. Hop
heimer, San Francisco; W. W. Marsh, Omaha:
N. c. Larsen. Provo; Miss Emma Westfall,
Mantf; 5. 7. Gardner, New York; C. C. Comp
ton Denver; D. M. Strauss, st. Louis, Mo. Nv.
" fascher, Denver; d. A Raymond. Dead
wood, S. D. r. A. Thompson and wife. Omaha;
J. Melberg, Sacramento; Chas. W. Mullen, Ban
gor, Me-; Rollie G. Parvin, Denver.
THE WALKER--W. G. Mayer, Chicago; c. A.
Moorey, Brownsville, Tenn; T. Robertson,
n: Y; Mrs. ]. ClenvaL L.R. Robertson, L.
Kitchens, J. Z. Spafford, Kearney, Neb.: A. G.
De Winter, Atchison, Kas.: J. j. Boskintz, San
francisco; s. Monitt A. Guibent Plattsburg,
Denver; w. j. Benton, j. W. Henderson Phila-
delphia; j. F. Clure. J. j. Clure, Chicago; S. b.
Grinrlts, Miss L. GriTrits, Cincinnati; w. @.
Boston
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Twin City Jockey club Races

ST. PAUL, July %. Something over fif-
teen thousand people attended the opening
day o: the Twin City Jockey club me, t ng
to-day. The track was fast and the
weather warm The event tie ,sy was
the fourth race, the Twin liy DERBY.
value to the winner, $3.50. The horses
were in the best of condition, and their an
pearance was the signal for a burst of 40
plauee, which did not subside till long
aft the great race had been run and de.
cideu. After one break, they started in
good style.
Three year olds and upwards, mile
Cous Jeems Goa, Al M Poll second, G /.
Ia p ,nird. Time --l:43L4
a so year-olds, five furlongs -No lntJoy
won. M armose second, Walnut thru. Time
-1:02E.
Mile and one ixteenth-Cashier won.
Warpath second, Blantyre third. Time
so.
Mile and fourth-Prince Fonso won.
Joe Blackburn second. Verge dor third.
Time :09s4.
Three fourths of mile heats. First
heat-Al Farssow won, Rival second
Lamont third. Time-1.l42I.
Second heat-Al Farrow won, Rival
second, no third. Tlme--l:l7j5.
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The Detroit Meeting.

DETROIT, July 23.-The 2:26 trot, special,
$1,000, unfinished from yesterday-G. b.
first, Buck Morgan second, Harry Medium
third, Waveland fourth. Best time :2Ok.
The 2;20 trot (best two in three), 81 600
Wilmont first, Black Diamond second.
Trolean third. Best time, 217H.
The 2:o4 class, Merchants and Manufac
turers guaranteed stake, $4,000 (un-
finished -Suisun first, Walter e. second,
Playboy third, Gillette fourth. Best time
-2:2l4.
The 2:17 pace, 50, Maggie R. first.
Emma second, Finley third, Charles H.
distanced. Best time-2 l6L.
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Hamlln Declines the sunol Cballenre.

New YORK, July 23.-The Turf, Field aud
Farm, referring to its challenge for race
between Sunol and Belle Hamlin for slO,-
600 side, $1,000 forfeit the winner to take
the entire stake and receipts, says Hamlin
has replied declining to accept as In his
judgment tho chances are in favor
of Sunol. Besides, he would not
put up forfeit of $1,000 and
run the risk of his mare going wrong. He
will. however. match Belle Hamlin against
Sunol for $1,000 side, So, 500 forfeit the
winner to take go and the loser 40 per cent.
of the receipts The Turf. Field ana Farm
says it has no authority to accept such
proposition, and adds: The flying tilly
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A Fire in Spokane Falls.

SPOKANE FALLS, July 23.-Early this
morning there was disastrous fire which
destroyed the Monroe street bridge, few
store buildings on side of the river and the
cable ! Dad power house on the other. The
loss will reach SIG, ZOO, with partial insu--
ance. Two smaller fires occurred later in
different parts of the city and incendiarism
is suspected. Julian Glenn (colored).
keeper Of lodging house, has been ar
rested
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as tsie closing scene of the role of bully, plead
a contempt for the frequently contemplate
code of honor"
The difficulty between the two originated
some time ago. The congressman wrote a
history Of Tennessee; the editor criticised it;
personal letters were exchanged, cards ap-
peared IN various southern papers, and now
the quarrel has grown so bitter that at least
one of the men thinks it calls for blood
Phelan is serving his second term in con-
gress and is we'll liked by bis associates.
Fleming is twenty years his senior and has
been prominent figure in Tennessee official
and political life.
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AN ANGRY CONGRESSMAN.
He Is Having Lively Controversy with
an Editor.

He Is Having Lively Controversy with
an Editor.
Some days ago Hon. James Phelan, men,
Der of congress from the Tenth district of Ten
nessee, sent telegram TO Col John NJ. Flem-
ing, editor of The Knoxville Sentinel which
the litter construed as challenge to fight
duel Fleming made the telegram public,
and wrote an open letter to Phelan, in which
he said:
"You hold seat in congress from dis
trict in Tennessee You have assumed to be-
come teacher of the children of the state, as
historian in the public schools You ought
70 know, and are presumed to know, the CON
stitutional ard legal penalties against giving
and sending or accepting a challenge to fight
duel. You ought to know that in almost
every possible aspect of the business it is a
felony, punishable by Imprisonment in the
penitentiary."
The editor declined to fight, but intimated
that If assaulted lie recognized perfectly the
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A Ma tura1 Result,

Visitor to Insane Asylum Ito keeper
And who is that gibbering idiot over
there?
Keeper (sadly)-That poor fellow was
one Of our most promising young lawyers
till he took young lady to a ball game
one afternoon and attempted to watch
the game and explain it to her at the
same time. American.
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Fatal Accident at the Duluth Resetta

DULUTH. Mimi, July 23.-During the
yacht race this morning a sudden souall
came up capsizing three sail boats. The
Roamer and another boat sank immedi-
stely. The Roamer was sailed bv her
owner, Charles Lindner, and with him
were j. w. Clark and Mr.. Purcell. The
two former were drowned while Purcell
was rescued in dying condition. Lindner
leaves aiwife and three children. The
occupants of the two other boats were res
cued in short time uniniured.
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DR.. Salmon to 90 to England.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Dr. Salmon, chief
of the bureau of animal industry; j. H.
Sanders, editor of the Breeders Gazette,
Chicago, and several other expert veterin-
aries leave Saturday for England, with
authority from the department of agricul-
trre to thoroughly Investigate the charges
that cattle imported into Great Britain
from the United States are affected with
CONTAGIOUS pleurO- pneumonia
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New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YosK, July 23-The stock market is
otii, put firm. The only activity shown to-day
was in trusts, especially Sugar reEreries,
which show an advance OF So, at the close. IL
TRANSFERRED after the close of business that the
trustees OF the Sugar trust had 10 day begun
SUIT IN Kings county for the purpose OF winding
up the trust and disposing Of the properties
composing 1t. The strength O. the stock during
the day Is therefore fully accounted for The
market IN general continued dull and listleSs,
until the close, which was dull and steady.
Governments, strong.
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Trotting at Pittshurs

PITTsDURG, July. d = The 2:27 trot,
$1,000, divided Unfinished -Keokeg won
the third and fourth heats: Mikagon won
the first heat and Vashpasian the second.
Best time = :24;4.
Free-for all, pace, $1,000, divided-Hal
Frontier first, Gossip, jr.. second, Monkey
Rolla third, Hewett fourth. Best time
o.1S1[
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Cliff HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets
The Gift Is the best So per day house
west OF Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights and all the latest conveniences aud
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
1ect In its appointment. Table first class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G.. BRIxBN g. Bro, Props.
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Poetic License.

Bloodgood-Yes, woman is divine
creature, but never less so, it seems to
me, than when she descends to spanking
child
Travis-Idon't know about that, Blood
good. Shakespeare, you know, says,
There is divinity that shapes our
ends. Burlington Free Press.
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Max. temp. $40; min. temp. $40
Mean temp, $50; for IL years. Is; excess, g.
deficiency of temp since January |. 1890, so
Excess OF temp. since July |, 1890. 32.0.
Rainfall, coo; mean daily, IL years, o02
inches deficiency. 062 inches
Deficiency of rainfall since January /, 1890.
3.17 inches.
Deficiency Of rainfall since July L. 1890, 0.s9
inches.
P. II. FTTZMAURICE,
Sergeant Signal Corps
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Hops-L ulI; steady.
Conee-Oplions closed steady, points down to
points up. Sales 5000 bags. July. 1.a0l117.25:
@Di6O5: November, 1863 Spot Rio steady;
i;lr citrgoes 20; No. fiat beam 1884,
Sugar-Raw, firm, fair; refined, quiet. some
grades l-lG up; mould AZ Oh standard "a"
u46; powdereI. S-l6; granulat, d, & S-l6
Copper STRONG Lake. July, 1873.
Lead -sSteady domestic, 4S0
TIn-Rath6r heavy; straits 295
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Deadly Fight Between Hogs and Cattle.

Near Columbus, o., recently striking
illustration was given of the fury to which
the smell of blood always rouses otherwise
peaceful domestic animals. A lot of hogs set
upon hotter and young calf and devoured
them. In an adjoining pasture a herd of
cattle became Infatuated at the smell of blood
and broke down the fence and charged upon
the hogs, killing ten of them and wounding
many more
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Strike Against Nop.Unfon Men.

NEW YORK, July 23.-The board of dele
gates Of the building trades will organize
| tomorrow a general strike against all
work on public schools in this city owing
to the employment of non union painters
by sub contractors. One thousand men in
various trades will be called cut together
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Ryan Knocked Out by Woods.

DENVER, July 23.-Three hundred sports
left the city this afternoon on a special
train to Witness the fight be-
tween Billy Woods, the chamuion of
Colorado, and Jack Ryan, of Omaha. for
$500. Woods won the fight in the fifth
round by knocking Ryan senseless with n
right handler under the ear.
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The Dunlo- Billion Divorce Case.

LONDON, July 23.-The trial of the action
for divorce brought by Viscount Dunlo, son
of the Earl of Clancarty, against his wife
who, previous to his marriage, was known
in London music halls as Belle Billion, was
opened to-day by Sir Charles Russell. The
defense Is an absolute denial of the
charges.
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A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture like
perspiratlon, causing intense itching when
warm, This form, as well as blind, bleed
ing and protruding, yield at once to DIR.
Bosanco's Pile Remedy, which acts d.
rectly on the parts affected, absorbs tu-
mors, allays itching and effects perma-
nent cure. SOC. Druggists or MALL trea-
tise free. DR.. Bosanco, Pjqua, D. Sold by
q. C.. M. /. drug store.
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Afternoon Railroad Stocks.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Wheat - Firm; cash
S1s88S; September, S9Iz.
Corn-Steady; cash, 3S%; September, $685.
Pork-Quiet; Cash, ll.25; September, 1905.
LardoF1rm; cash, $40; September, $50.
Rye-Steady; 40.
Barley-Nominal.
Whisky-110.
ShoulderS-55O0562 H.
Shird Ribs-4 95Gl5 on.
Short Clear-a306535
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Not to Re outdone.

Jimmy Struckile Crushing into the
house)-Ma, ma, Tommy Nabor has got
the st. Vitus' dance.
MIR. Struckile-Has, has he? M'riar,
you must just tell that frog eatin' dancin'
teacher send Jimmy and Katie to tibet
he's gotter teach em tibet dance to onct!
Lawrence American.
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Mining Stocks

NEW YORK July 23-Alice, $3.50; Caledonia
q H., sl.90; Chollar $50; Crown Point, $3.50;
Commonwealth, So; Deadwood Ter, 81 IS; Del.
mont. Sl.t0; Eureka Consolidated So 70;
Gould and Curry, $3.50; Hale and Norcross,
S2W; Homestake 5000; Horn Silver S. So:
IRON Silver, 81 30; North Commonwealth, e IS;
Ontario, Al.1U; Phoenix. Arizona. $50; Union
Consolidated, S2.25; Adams Consolidated, 81
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BUCKLEN,S ARNISA SaLyE.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
enteeG to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded Price 25 cents box. For sale
by A. G. Smith & Co
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WHITE HOrSE

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the citv.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and
Pullman Office in the hotel Newly re-
nodded and furnished throughout Table
unsurpassed. Electric light, bells and al,
modern convenienees. Terms 50 to g. so
per day. II. L. HALL, Prop.
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Sound Bns,ness pnliox.

"Do you guarantee this not to break
down." she asked
"Our instructions, miss" said the
salesman, blandly, ''are never to guar
antee hammocls when we sell 'em to
handsome young ladies"
She bought it.-Chicago Tribune.
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vador has received dispatch confirming
the report of the defeat of the Guatema-
lans. The dispatch declared the reports-of
anarchy in San Salvador untrue; that the
country is completely tranquil, and the
populace under the control of Ezeta.
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London Meaey Market

LONDON, July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at &c 1t
FOR mon y and 96 f-i6 for account.
U. 5. 4.,-I..2..}l
U. :. 4lzs -i.0iB
Bar -ilver-.Uo. per ounce.
Money-3laGl per cent.
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A Purse for La Blanche and Mitchell.

BUFFALO, July 23.-The Erie County Ath-
letic club offers $4,000 for La Blanche
and young Mitchell to fight here since the
San Francisco contest is probably off.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Cattle. dull, weak. Re-
ceipts, $50 0. Beeves A 04S0: steers, 34O0
440; stockers and feeders, 309l13. 40; Texas cat
tie ,26CGb3.40
Hogs, steady, firm. Receipts, 22,ooo. Mex
leo, S.6o@39J; heavy, 3.70g3.s5; light, 37O0
Sheep, lower. Receipts, 10000 Natives.
3.5055.3O; westerns, 4.006l4.50; Texas, 35C63 TO-
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Archbisbops Of the limited Statas

BosToN, July 23.-The archbishops of the
United States assembled for their annual
meeting to-day in ST. Johns seminary at
Brighton
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MR. DINWOoDEy

invites all his old customers and the pub
tic generally to call and examine his fine
stock of furniture, carpets, linoleum. baby
carriages, refrigerators, etc, at his show
rooms in Calder's music palace, 45 W. First
South street Telephone 2lS.
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right Of self de-
Tense. Mr.. Phelan
responded with a
statement of the
causes of the diff
Guilty, which he
closes with these
words:
I'm making this
statement l have,
as far as possible,
avoided N a king
co m IN e ntS. And
especially have /
tri d to observe
that tone of exact
courtesy which the
world accords wo-
5nen and those who
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Petroleum..

NEW YORK, July 23-Petroleum opened
weak at s9 Nothing doing in spot; August
moved up to sos, reacted 4, closing dull.
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SPKINGFILI.D, Ills, July 23-An extra
session of the legislature convened to-day
and recognized. Nothing of Importance
was ACCOMPLISHED
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All our patrons are unanimous in their
praises of the excellent work done by
BAsT TERRY MER. Co.,
142 Main ST.
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The Italian SQUADRON.

ROME, July 23.-The Italian-American
squadron has been ordered to Guatemala
to protect Italian citizens
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William Kerregan bead.

ST. LOUIS. July 23.-William Kerregau.
who was for several years general superin-
tendent OF the Missouri Pacific railroad
system, died this afternoon.
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Equine Adaptability.

Cunniff (the junkman) He amt over
handsome, but he's great fer bein' intilli-
gent
Bregan-Pfwhat's he dom now?
Cunniff-He has no teeth, so he's
chewin' his hay wild his shoes befoor he
schwallys it.-Scribner's Magazine.
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no Wonder He Rayed.

Fegg-Chucksley, what do you mean
by ali this cavorting and loud swearing?
Chueksley you see this Ions ka.i-
died, queer shaped pen?
Yes. What Of itT'
''Nothing-only I've been using it for
a year and half like any other pen, and
I've just found out that the dad blamed
thing is a fountain pen and has been full
of ink all the time. Chicago Tribune.
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al.
Prime mercantile paper-5@6k.
sterling exchange Quiet firm: sixty.dav
bills, 4o4sa4 demand, 4.sSsz
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Sir John Lnbback Succeeds Roseberry.

Dff oVIH HHUUaCh oueCttls hUseUeTFy'
Especial to THE Observation-Disclosures Cable. I
LONDON, July 23.-Sir John Lubback has
been elected chairman of the London
county council to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Lord RoseberrY.
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The Guatemalan Defeat Confirmed.
PARIS. July 23.-The consul for San Sal
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Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL, July 29.-Wheat firm, demand
falling of holders offer sparingly, California No
l, rs 31ad, rs I'D per GENITAL
CoRN-Firm, demand fair
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LOCAL RECORD.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July %, 1899.
(Signal Service. u. S. Al
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MARKET REPORT.

WHOLESALE BUYING PRICEs)
Retail about 10 per cent, higher
Corrected Daily By the Peoples Fer7cardinq Co.
p and % Il. Second South Street.