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DRUNKENNESS, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT
Positively Cured by administering Dr. Haines'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II can be given IN cup Of coffee or tea or in articles
cffOod without the know ledge of the PATIENT 1t is alb
solutely harmless, and will effect q permanent and
speedy whether the patients moderate dri er
alcoholic wreck 1T NEvER FAILS over
100000 drunksrds have been made temperate men
Who have taken Golden Specific in their coffee without
their knO~iedge, AMI to-day believe they quit drink
ing Of leE SsA tree WILL aop.ee of partic ulars
tree.
s. r. WARE, under Ebbitt Housa
h X. HELPHENsTINk. l4th ST. and VT. ave.
RAll-eoliOg
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GRATEFUL-COMFoRTIN0
kPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

bys borough knowledge of the natural laws which
EoNeIh INT operations OF digestion and nutrition and
APPLICATION OF the nne properties Of we'll
seteSso SSeos. pr kpps has provided our breakfast
oo.ss VII SeLcately Favored beverage which may
vs. many heavy doctors bills. Ii IL by the Judi
si.y - bunt up until strong enough 70
1.I.S,sas eSSoeney 70 disease. Hundreds Of subtle
s sveI hers Isl xeak point We may escape many .
ss4 srAit py keeplns ourselves well fortified With
tere eiooa and properly nourished frame."-Csv1
Made simply with boiling water O. milk sofia only
1hAli-pound TINS ~ grocsrs. labeled thus;
JAMES kPPs co.. Homeopathic Chemist.
sui'sAn&su London. England
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WHY OUR SOLDIERS DESERT.
A Privste's Bitter Experience ct Jeffer.
son Barracks.

INDIFFERENCE OF oEHIcKRs-PooR FOOD BADLY
cooKED-BRuTAL TREATMENT OF SOLDIERS,
wHErHKB sIcK on wHIL-NIN INDUCED TO
GAMBLE THEIR PAY AWAY.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

CoMMIssIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
" and Territory, Notary and y. 8. Commissioner.
yNO. + BEALIs 132l Tst n.v In once from =
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EI9cST1es APP OnAroRY.

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IN music and art The musical department comprises
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guitar ana banjo.
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fraa
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MEDICAL, DC.

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MRS. WILSON, 100 lark place ne, between and
e., llth and 18th SITS. ne. Ladies only. Remedy So
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School of Spencerian Penmanship.
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Call or send for illustrated catalogue free
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SPENCER. Vice Principal se23
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
DISCREETLY SILENT.

WE hear no more about the
ssLiberal" overthrow In Tooele
through "frauds in the Peoples
Party" Why is this thus? Did the
"Liberal" organ venture too far in
placing the responsibility for its
falsehood and foolery upon ga law
yer from Tooele?" Has the inven-
tor of the nonsense failed TO find the
Justice OF the Peace who charged
five dollars q piece for hearing OBJ
jections to voters? Has he found
out the fact that II there was any
thing illegal about the election Of
1875 IL must necessarily have been
the fault Of the "Liberal' officials,
who had charge Of electi on Affairs
and full control Of the county? Has
he managed to open his eyes to the
truth that the whole business was
ventilated in the courts, and that It
turned out 10 be . fraud and . fall
ure on the part Of the "Liberals, +"
instead Of the Peoples Party. Con-
tinued silence on this Tooele bust
ness would show more sense than
has been exhibited for many months
in the columns Of the apologist and
defender Of political fiaul and vii
lainy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
.sTHE wORLD's' NEW HONE,

WE acknowledge the receipt Of m
Invitation to the opening Of the
Pulitzer Building in New York
City, "Wednesday, December 10th,
with a ticket for luncheon at 1850
p. m. This building is TO be the
new home of The World, which
under Pulitzer's management and
proprietorship has become the
greatest newspaper in America. BY
thi. We mean not the greatest
journal but the most comprehensive
and extensive collection Of news
from all parts OF the globe. We do
net agree with many ofits editorial
utterances, and we think it de.
sends too much 10 the sensational,
but rs q news gatherer, it Is simply
immense, and has. perhaps, the
widest circulation Of any paper on
this continent. We cannot be
present at the opening Of the new
building, but we wish continued
success to the World in its new
home in Gotham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
A Villains Deed.

II is strange whst means some
men will resort to 10 order to obtain
money. A story has just come to
light which, II true, shows . most
contemplate spirit in the perpetra-
tor.
1t is stated that . man has been
soliciting all among the railroad
men and store keepers Of Ogden for
the widow Of q man recently killed
by the cans in tho Union Pacific
yards. All the employees Of the diff.
ferentcompanies who were asked to
contribute did 50 cheerfully. From
the number Of men who run into
this city the amount must have been
considerable, ~ 81 was the average
sum from those who gave.
This same individual who acted
the good Samaritan managed hy
his smooth talk and manner to get
Q check for some $50 from one Of tie
yard men. The fellow made . plsa
for the loan Of as and 70 accommo-
date him the yard man gave him
. check for $50 and told him 70 get
il cashed. Tue understanding was
that the fellow was to take SIS and
leave the balance with the party
who would cash the paper.
He obtained the full amount and
with tho money he bad collected for
the widow skipped out The cir
cumstauces Of the CO have Just
come 10 light, and those Who CON-
tributed arc natunlIy indignant
that the money should have been
Appropriated BY . smooth scoundrsl
instead Of being placsd vhsrs it
rightly belonged.-Qodsu &Gadnrd.
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HE ANrI.PARNELLlvEs.
They Hold . Meeting Over which
Mccarthy Prestdss.

LONDON, Dec. SIN response to
q call issued by Justice Mccarthy,
the leader Of the anti-Parnellite
section of the Irish party, all menu
tiers Of the party opposed to Parnell
assembled today to further consider
the line Of policy to be adopted:
The call was addressed to Parnell
and bis supporters, but none Of them
WINS present. A council, COM
posed Of eight members: Messrs.
Abraham, Dillon, Mealy, O'Brien,
Arthur O'Connor, Thomas, Ponan
O'Connor, Sexton and Shelley, was
appointed to assis. Mccarthy In de-
Gliding the future action OF the par
ty. the meeting was presided over
by Mccarthy. An adjournment to
2o'clock tomorrow was then taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08

around IT, and would have ben
burned 70 death bad NOS me nS.Sn'
hon csme 70 the rsocue. John nun.
nj, Z quiet lahores - Wkconssn
chess factosys could not cgu MI
his room maee, ana p y III.
HIM, becaus. no wcold 49,.
dead than alive-cue Out nis =
70 - II Il W. 6lAck, 40 ool
separately from ene ress o. sne Cy,
that Il might NOS cause sno nS
| ody togo TO hell. Inc 1tsc
certain portion CT NORM C az.
were greatly stifreo up eAy
year BY the preacoin$ o. : n. .l,
Of Baptist minisseo tues VIZ ~
would come 70 N enu v.o -.
Close OF the yeeE IN A untss A..
tain churcnes o. ne Ones -. sor .
nomination na0 tne emu - IT, ~.
certain day IN Feotuafy sno .,s,.
u arrived tney met u tne,. ~.
places Of wo1nip ano -. N; .e onJ
noun IN singing snu L"s, 1890
only went n00e Wnen
showed them tnat Some oue IN
made serious miscascoiAtion IN 'ne
date.
"Eariy In iSes one olI.S ,w ~ i.co.
made his appearance IN weetsrn
Missouri, preaching put one ooc..Ine
the caro- et tie sick. ", cos
he SON gathered 2 nttss 1sne
around him, the memoen OF wnicn
took unto themseases tne nAue "
Samaritans. A US Innueu a
tended bic creea exp.nosI, M nS
nnally declared tnss tne oIinH'us =.
blood would neai Al nsuu "
diseases, because the biose ueciAI9o
that the blooa Wa sne nc:
many cases cniiarsn vets I1ynu
who had been oieu snat tnelr e.ue.s
might be restored, anu tne stiV 10y
arm OF the law had 70 oe esoseu oS-
fore the pra-tice was sopptu.
Before tne rev: otepnen No,." " ~
kentucxy aieu, IN yanusty 'As.' NC
declared ina! ne nai naa 'nree
bodily visitations from Cnfist. IN
Indiana, IN Aprli, Ciyoe Long, =
boy OF Ia, declared mat ne vas
Christ, ana must % ef9clneu; ne
erected = ctoss sn3 I@ 1870 ~ o
nailed upon ~ snu VIZ" ,,s,a..,S a. =
TOOK . KNIFE anu CUT ni"s" :" :"
fearful manner. a..
"Anotnet ins.A"c W. n s
markaoie e40ous IIoIn OA ,w
Cal, last Aplik "nsn pie, VIZ" ~.
worm Pt1Pnss'eI 'nss La S ~
woui1 DC oufieu " '"91IH ~
tidai waves on tne i1u. .nu ,', a..
persons oecame % ImPu 'uss
they packed tneia gooos in.o Sa ~,
and ned 70 the Nus wnee sey ~
down 10 wait iot sne Ies G".
thai never came, f,icn ooim.u
set OUT 70 s,arse hisea AZ = 81
necticu. JAu SecAuse, nc sA, W.
had otuereu MN - W w, Auu so'
many days KEPT y 1lu,y up
William Ihompson OF nAns - ~ n,
enueo Ao'en.ss IneeenSs ~ FL
Dorauo 10 sucn PuIp sua. ue
went nome anu aitenPteu ,opu' ui1
family out Of tne ~9rid : little pc
fore the END that ne oeiieveg wa.
near, but was cvefpowered anu keP!
under restraint untii tne excitemen'
wore away. James baily was Ar
rested In Alaoama oniy tntee
months ago Tor ootAining money
from the coiored people upon tne
pretense that ne was hign priest 9,
the Queen Of Heaven anu couiu
cure any III by q toucn, Mrs. SuI'
Ivan, OF Spr1ugneiu, Ohio, oecame
exceedingly devout, sat up Al hIgn,
aud read her Bible, talked ana
thought OF nothing but reilgion, anu
finally constructed an ait'r In mel
house, upon which she prepared %
sacrifice her six-months-oid oaoe.
She stripped II naked, placed II upon
the altar, and reached Tor knife,
when the opportune entrance oil
other persons saved Its life.
SIN October the newspaper told
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08

The city council committee on
finance, met gu Saturday night at
the mayors Office to investigate the
cause OF tn. alleged deficiency in
the recorders accounts. On Sstur-
day afternoon representative Of
the News was told by member of
the committee that his presence
would not be permitted at the meet
ing. In TIE evening two other re-
poFteB were denied admission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08

an READING AND FILING THE re.
~ ttou Of Frederick Tayl r, admins
traitor OF the estate OF John Taylor
deceased. seuinx forth that he had nled hi.
nnai account Of his administration upor
e.id estate In this court, that all the debt
OF said estate and OF szId deceased have
beed fully paid. sud that portion OF said
estate remains 70 be divided among the
neirs of said deceased. and praying amons
other things for an order allowing said nnal
account asd Of distribution OF the residue
or said estate among the persons entitled.
~ 10 Srsered that all persons interested
10 the estate Of SAID John Taylor. deceased
be and appear before the Probate Court OF
ne County Of salt Lake, ~ the court room
Of said Court N the County Court House,
on Wednesday. the l7th Gay OF December,
lsn. ~ 10 O'Clock an. then and there q
snow cause why an order allowing said
ina accoups and Of distribution should mol
be made o. the residue Of said estafe among
the heirs Of The said Joan Taylor. deceased
according 70 Law.
Il b farther ordered that the clerk cause
notices Of this order - Be posted In three
public plaees In Salt Lake County. and pub
itshed II tho DRsERkY EvE>Iyc NEWS. Z
nevspapcr printed and circulated IN Sail
Iahe County, three week. srccessiyely NJ
% and intending the said lsth day Of Do
CIV. BARICH,
Frobsas Judge:
Dated Nov 4Ssh i'm did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08

TIE regular weekly meeting Of
the Pennsylvania Association Of
Utah was held q. Governor ThomAs'
parlors on Saturday evening, and
largely attended Some twenty new
members joined the association. A
reunion will be held 1t the same
place next Saturday night whom
the Iowa people will Be sntsstAineo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-General Miles
this morning received Telegram
from Buffalo, s. D., saying tina,
rauchmen and Indians have had q
slight skirmish. The situation d
becoming serious, for the settler'
are unarmed. Can you send nfty
good rifles and ammunition, so that
the settlers can defend themselves.
The general will leave for the scene
Of the Indian troubles tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
THE FAnMERS ALLIANCE.
The Members Hold Another Meet.
Ing Today.


OcALA, Dec. S.-The farmers' al
lance assembled again this morn
ing. After the routine work the
convention listened to the report OF
the committee on legislation with
reference to the sub-treasury bill.
This matter has been under discus
SION over two hours. The exact
nature Of the report and the discus
sion is not yet learned, but q warm
controversy has been going on all
the morning, IL one may
judge by the loud voices Of applause
and frequent raps Of President
Folks gavel. The report is said 70
have recommended numerous
changes In the bill as originally
drawn, presumably with the par-
pose Of securing the democratic
support.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
"a xrAB n fnR DACx.s

UNDKR the above suggestive title
The Salt LAks z5sses t'sLibesal")
publishes the following In it, isue
Of Saturday, Dec. 9Th:
ssThe Tribune pretends to bee LIB
eral paper when in fact 1t b nothing
bat demonstrating sheet Its
policy, 20 FAR As it has any. ID to de-
YOUR an assortment Of Saints for each
meal and top of the feast with some
chestnuts for dessert. Otherwise the
Tribune represents . ring and not q
party. The former is the source Of its
perpetual solicitude. the latter merely
an incident. Compelled by The In
evi,able logic Of circumstances to sup
port the Liberal city ticket last winter,
the government-elect was No sooner
installed in office than the Tribune
opened its mud batteries loaded with
foul insinustions upon it. When
challenged for the proof the Tribune
spiked its guns and skunk into q
corner. Still its object to cast discredit
u on the city officials was sccsm-
plished.
"In the August:clestion tho Tribune
was responsible for the partial defeat
Of the Liberal county ticket, pitsing as
il did its ring against the party.
go with the Tribune Clique wit
tingly or not. and you Nill be lauded
to the skies; go against It and you
will be damned to perdition- This is
the rule or ruin policy applied TO
every man bs he poundmaster or
chief Justice
yesterday the organ Of spleen and
hatred was happy. It discovered q
discrepancy in the recorders Office,
and: without inquiring into the cir
cumstancss proclaimed the fact to the
world with Unsurpassed glee. Hert
was . slender pre,ext on which 70
base an assault. The guerilla .shee,
promptly seized upon 1t to stab thu
Liberal government in the back
Recorder Hyams Is evidently not on,
of The Tribune ring, and the opportuu
ity to cruelty him for that was tot
tempting TO miss.
sin fact, there was . discrepancy
found in the license accounts OF the re
corder. Whether it is apparent o.
actual, W neither clerical or criminal
is unknown and will remain unknown
until the finance committee reports
This committee is investigating all tn
offices in the departments, and not Mr.
Hyam's alone. II would be manifest
" improper 10 fasten upon any one a
this time the guilt for the shortage, /
q shortage should prove.to exist. o
course every body knows that the re
corder himself does not issue licenses
though they bear his signature, and b.
IS not expected to personally keep al
the accounts. All that is required o
him is to be responsible to the peopl
for the honest administration of hi
Office. no matter what his relation Il
his subordinates may be. This re
sponsibility Recorder Hyams does no
shirk. and in the case OF the discrep
ancy it was Immediately made good
by HIM pending further Developments
That is the part OF an honest officer
which Hyams is. The city is not par
ticularly concerned in a differences
between chief and subordinates, ant
except for the brutal iuuendo Of tn
Tribune the molehill would not hav,
been raised TO tbs proportion of 1
mountain.
but the dull axe OF ths paper mus
fall upon somebody outside its clique.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08

Anxious MothsE-Ny dear, doe
that young man Who cumD 70 -
you belong 10 . good family?
DaughterSYes, ma. he onaes a
old colonial stock. dating haok %
the Mayflowef. AothecEE IN d.
lighted to hear that. But are you
sure Off? Danshtar-1es, Indeed.
Ysu ought 70 hear him cough.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
M Fi..ncial slesasIen.

New YORK, Dec. 6.-The Sun
prints q long report OF an interview
on the financial situation held by
its washington cores; oude1t with
Secretary Window. The Secretary
avs the Treasury Department Il
doing ali it can to relieve the PRES
emf stringeucy and win continue on
the same line OF policy followed to
This time. The striDgency, he s1ys,
IL mot the result Of the contraction
Of currency, and there has never
been q time in govtrnment's his
tory In the era Of peace when 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
ANOTHER MANIFESTO.
PnPneJl VIII Issue One % 1rsiand,
Aligned bv His Followers.

signed By His Followers
LONDON, Dec. S.-The Cork En-
dnuaer says that Parnell's English
career Is closed. The ErantfneT
thinks that Parnell has over-ated his
ability to secure the return Of men
to Parliament to take the place Of
the members who oppose his leader
ship. Parnell will be accompanied
on his coming tour through Ireland
by the most active Of his followers
Before his departure from England
for Ireland he will issue q mani
festo to the people Of the latter
country which will be signed by his
supporters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
Christmas Eve.

We do not ask visi-
tors to buy anything
on the opening night
but merely request
all who would like to
see the finest display
of Holiday Goods
ever shown in Salt
Lake City to come
and walk through the
rooms and designate
such articles as they
may desire to pw-|
chase.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
in SOUTH DAkUfA.
rhe Farmers Of Seven CsuntIss are
Destitute and Hast
Have Aid.
PARNclI WILL LECTURE IN IRE-
LAND.
TIE sSFrceman's Journal" Advo.
Gates Q Union Of the Two Fec.
lions Of Eatioaallsts.
PARNGLl WILL ISSUE ANOTHER
MANIFESTO.
The Farnery' Alliance Consider Q
Report On the Sab.Trsasury
Bill.
pAewr.l WILL LECTURE IN IRr-
LAND.
PARNELl WILL ISSUE ANOTHER
MANIFESTO.
BY Telegraph TO the SEvs.'
FAMINE IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

The Gsvernes ssys the Faroerz
WIN ssasve Ushess AIDED.
PIERRE, s. D., Dec. S.-Lieuten'
ant Governor Fletcher confirms the
reports Of the destitution In South
Dakota, and declares that the
boomers are trying to conceal the
facts. He sayr, in seven counties.
on account Of the loss Of crops
through drouth for the past three
vears. the farmers are destitute and
will starve, unless aided. Aid b
being contributed by citizens OF the
State, but he thinks . general ap
peal should be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
THE WHOLE CITY EXCITED.
Resorts Of SuncreSs from ths
Collapse OF . Bank.

MEApvrLLE, Pa, Dec. S.-Re-
ports continue to come In. Of new
sufferers from the collapse Of the
Uelameter & Co. Bank. The banker
Of the city said that q cautious esti'
mate OF the liabilities would not be
less than $500, 900, but may reach
$500, 900. Nothing positive Is known
about the assets, but the most san
guine do not hope more than NIFTY
cents on the dollar. The whole city
Is restless and excited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08

WAsHrSGToN, Dec. 8.-rhe ways
and means committee voted TO re
rort without amendment the bill
authorizing Secretary Of the
Treasury TO refund % much
Of the tax collected on To.
bacco which shall b In the hands
Of the dealers and manufacturer
January LIST, ~ Wa abolished by
the recent tariff act. The COMMITTEES
also voted to report = resolution de-
claring that nothing In the tarifI
act should b constructed to impair
the provisions q the hawaiian
treesy: The edmccsais opposed The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
THE .rREEMAN's JOURNAL


DUBLIN, Dec. s.-The Frcen'on's
Journal, In which ParnelI Is UNDER
stood to have an interest, advocates,
on its own responsibility and With
out recommending the plan on either
side, on grounds, beyond its reason
ableness, that efforts should be made
by the factions Of the Irish party IN
the direction Of conciiiation and
peace. 1t urges Dillon and O'Brien
TO return from the United States to
Paris forthwith and that all nation
alis,s or delegates from each section
of the party assemble in that city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
WANTED.

CARrEyTERs AND TRACK MEN on
" the Utah Central hallway. Good
wages paid. Apply At the Depot or at once
opposite Eagle Gate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
THE OPINION FAVORABLE.
Il II Thoaght That Secretary Win
aou,'s Plan II Coed.

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-The Wall
Street opinion Of Secretary Win
dom's circular, calling for proposals
for sale Of SIS, coo, 900 four per cent
bonds as expressed this morning, Is
favorable, as afforiing some relief in
itself TO the monetary stringency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
LOST.

SsrRAYED FROM THE RESIDENCE OF
- David lanes, l66 west, sth South St.
on Friday night, n v. 18th. one large dark
bay harsc. tour yeirs old. had halter on
when he Jeff Information leading TO the
recovery Of the abeye animal Will be liber-
ally rewarded by DAVID JAMES, ~ David
James 4 Cot. c. Main St df
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
r.r,eIi viii Addr~.. the County.

DUBLIN, Dec. 8. - During the
coming week, Parnell will make
addres es at Dublin, Cork, Lime
rick and Waterford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
- n n II n - :

wooDBuRr.-In this city, Dec :. 1880. OF
typhoid pneumoniA. Richard Lambert. sor
OF Thomas n. Jr. and Mary Alice Wood
bury: boin Feb. q, isss.
The funeral took place this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08

poxAx.-In Salt Lake City. December ..
isso Rosina T.. widow Of the late Edward
DOMAIN. in the sixty eighth year OF her age.
Funeral procession will move from No.
2s5 eat. First sosth street. Tuesday. at
II 30 m. promptly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
NOTICE.

TyHE OFFICE OF THE UTAH
Il >U6AR CSMPAyr II in Zion's
= Savings rans.
= ARTHUR sTArNER. seey.
Salt Lake City. Dec J. lisa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court. in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate of John Taylor.
Deceased.