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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-14
% n ~ IT III 81

HARRIs.-At Trealaw. RhonddA Valley,
South Wales, February Il. 1890, Of Whoop-
ing cough, David William Harris. infant
son Of David and Jane Harris, aged one
year. one month and seventeen days its
Ioss lie kecnly felt by the afflicted parents. II
being the last Of four children they have
buriei. Two Elders from Utah attended
the funerai-kiHenniai Sfer.
RoBINsoS.-Aprl 9Th. lseo. at the res.
dence Of her daughter. South Cottonwood.
OF dropsy, Mrs. Mary Robinson. wife Of the
late Eli Robinson. OF Mil Creek Ward :
born February 5. 1913. at Peudlebary. near
Manchester, England; baptized in 1870. and
emisratcd TO Utah 1896. She lived the life
Of true Latter day Saint and died in the
hope OF glorious resurrection Deceased
leaves two daughters, II grandchildren. 8
great grandchildren and = hosi OF friends
10 mourn her loss.
Milenniai Star please COPY.
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K.,urned 20 work.

NEW YORK, April II. = What
threatened 10 be n long and bitter
contest between capital md labor In
the strike In trades gvLemlly has
been averted. Today the men CT all
trades went to work at the usual
hour. The difference between the
Central Labor Union and the Hecla
Iron works was adjusted yesterday,
and an announcement was sent
forth that the men called out on
Friday and Saturday should resume
work. Non-union men employed
have been discharged.
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L II IL the Organ OF the Church Of Jesus
christ Of Lstlsr-day Saints. and the suihor-
tE.d medium through which the y:eSs. wish
q and Instructions Of the Church Al
tnoniies are expressed. and gives 10 ths
sainu.
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Jealousy, Murder and suieId.

DETROIT, April l3.-This morning
Herbert +. Cuddy, not gaining adj
mittance to his fathers house, broze
open the door, when a horrible sight
met his gaze. The dead body Of his
father, Alexander Cuddy, aged 90,
hung from a rafter, and at his feet
lay the disGgured body OF his wife,
aged so. y deep cash on the
woman's forehead showed how she
had met her fate. Cuddy left n let
ter, stating that he was jealous Of
his wife, that they lived unhappily
together and that he thought it best
they both be dead.
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THE REAL ESTATE MAREET.

IT is impossible TO longer disguise
the fact that a decliue in real estate
values has setin which is producing
intense anxiety on the part Of a
numerous class of dealers, whose
confidence in the future has LED
them to exceed their means Of meet
Ing the emergencies OF the present.
There Is no money to be borro Eed.
and as "a prominent real estate
man" puts It, the whole city is for
sale. Ofcourse, this is an exaggera-
tion-what statements from like
sources are not? But i,is a fact that
the rapiiity with which prices took
leap after leap upward, during the
winter, led to the purchase Of op-
ti7ns on a great number Of pieces OF
property, which are now listed.
BTt prices reached the highest
pinnacle to which they could posi-
bly, be elevated, at least for some
time TO come, about six weeks ago.
Then there supervenad a short De
Rod during which the market was
stationery. Then the terms Of Oh
lions taken when the activity was
SO great began to d5aw near the-r
close, pSjGcins I tendency 10
shade tho figures at which proper-
ties were held, in orier, if possible,
10 save at least a part Of the money
paid for the options. OF course. un-
der these circumstances, the tenn
perature Of options has risen rapidly
in the hands Of holders unable 10
make them good, and there Is
consequent eagerness to get
nd Of them. More than one
Spectator has been scorchei already,
ami there exists on the mart of
Others n strong desire to see a horde
OF capitalists come in from the east
or west. it don't matter Wilhelm.
tent upon investing. Bat something
retards the mOvementso fthe wealthy
excursionists. 1t is limited that a
rnmor has reached their ears Of the
hotel rates charged in this city. and
may be they are pausing 10 consider
whether it would not be cheaper to
buy hotel aud bring it with them
than to face the clerk after 4 few
weeks sojourn at one now here.
Whether the present state Of the
realty market is only lun. a slight
and temporary depression, or
whether it means that a long de-
clivity is presented, down which
prices must slide, lisa problem which
Is racking the brains of more than
one desk-room renter in this city.
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Chinaman In Jeopardy.

NEW YORK, April l2.-YuDg Ali
Cigo, Chinese laundrymau, was
wanted by the agent Of the SOcie y
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Children for an attempt TO assault
2year-old Sadie Kohn. The agen
went with a warrant for his arrest
TO his laundry. and on his refusal TO
accompany the officer he was
dragged to the street and engaged in
a tussle 10 escape. 4 crowd of
neighbors and friends Of the Kohn
family attempted to seize and hang
the Chinaman TO n lamp post 1t
required the exertions Of three off,
GERS and the free use OF clubs to
beat back the mob and land the
prisoner in Jail.
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HHY THE LESEReT NEWS SHOULD
BE SUBSCRIBED FOR IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

L Its the Organ OF the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Lstscr-day saints. and the suihor-
E.d medium through which the v:eSs. wish
Is and Instructions Of the church Al
taoniies are expressed. and gives 10 ths
saints.
L Il may always be relied upon - sd,o
eating or, defending the right side Of ever
question proper for public isurHs-s - -reat
sPon-
>. II IL devoted to the interests OF N,
Latter Gay Saints. and has. from It's ie6p-
non. vslian,y defended their rights and
advocated the principles in Wbich they be-
Eeve; and every Latter day Saint should
therefore feel under obligations 10 do his
Psrt in holpiaS to sustain IT,
& Il Is not published for speculation, and
aever has been. but FOR the good which It is
capable Of accomplishing; the .Trr's. II any
there b derived from It. be- devoted ;
beneeting the community.
5. I IL doing its utmost to establish -a.n.
Industries, among which are paper. making.
sype-foanding. stereosypias snd electro
typinE-branehes necessary 20 the develop
DeBt AID Independence OF the community,
M, T,rTi,ory ~ have NO, v,tnss.,n e.
,nly be carried on AZ peeuniary loss.
C. There 10 no danger Of any subscriber to
m, Nxws failing 10 set -h.. ~ .rb,cr,h.,
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PLENTY OF DUST AND WATER.

THERE is dust everywhere IN thi.
beautiful city. The chilly winds
are blowing It about, making IL
compulsory upon pedestrians to car
~ in their ears and noses a proper.
ton OF migratory real estate. In
former seasons - notably the two
isst previous TO this-whcn water
was 50 scarce that there was hardI,
enough running TO make mud of the
dust blown into the bottoms Of the
creeks, Watson Bros.' sprinklinp
carts were out, wetting down the
streets, TO make the atmosphere
more tOlerable for the people.
Yet the "Liberal'' organ ken,
up its howl about the dus-
ty thoroughfares, designating the
City Council SIS an aggregation Of
mossbacks, because sprinkling was
not more literally resoTted to.
Behold the change. This season
water is flowing from the mountains
down the channels of the creeks in
copious volumes, running 20 waste
to the tune OF billions of gallons
daily, but not a sprinkler is to be
seen, and not protest Is heard from
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The ohIecfarfhcTrin

LISBON, April 1.-THE King
and Queen are about to start on a
tour through the principal cities OF
the kingdom. The journey will
consume two weeks. It Is expected
that the trip Of the Msjesties will
serve greatly to allay the discomfort
now prevailing in consequence OF
the recent decree Of the government
concerning the disputes between
Great Britain and Portugal. The
King will make several speeches
during his journey.
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Probably Demented.

CHICAGO, April l2.-Jacob Hotter
Bit, n laborer, formerly employed in
Crump's foundry, went 10 that
place this evening rs the men were
quitting work and fired two shots
from a revolver, seriously wounding
Daniel Malone and Thomas Keefe.
HOfierbitt was at once arrested, and
said the shooting OF keefe and Ma
lone was not accidental, but that he
intended the bullets for the toughs,
who had both attacked him. The
man Is thought 10 be demented.
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Meeting In Washington in Reference
10 Congressman Randall's
Death.
SYMPATHETIC SPEECHES BY
PUBLIC MEN.
Congress and House Adjourn Ont
: Of Respect 80 the Deceased's
Memory.
5000 DOCK LAeoREHs sTRiNG
IN LIVERPOOL.
A Fugitive From Justice.-The New
York Labor Contest Amlcably
Settled.
By Telegraph to the NEwsl
THE DEAD CONGRESSMAN.
Ex-Governor Curtin and Other
Fay n Tribute OF EuioEy.

Ex-Governor Curtin and Other.
Fay n Tribute OF EaioEy.
WASHINGTON, April "A large
ly attended meeting OF the friends
Of the late Samuel J. Randall was
held ut the Arlington Hotel today
to take appropriate action on his
death. The venerable Ex-Governor
Curtin, OF Pennsylvania, was
selected as chairman. Governor
Curtin is the lifelong friend OF
Randall, aud made q most feeling
address. In calling the assemblage
to order, he spoke OF the deceased in
terms OF the tenierest endearment.
A committee was appointed, and re-
ported resolutions setting forth the
nation'sloss in the death Of Randall.
Speeches were made, warm in SYM
pathetic feeling and eulogistic OF
Randall's high character, lofty am
bition, honest purposes, pure and
exalted manhood, and his firm and
courageous devotion TO his convic-
tons. The speakers were Congress
men McCreaTy, Kentucky; Blount,
Georgia; Rogers, Kansas; Inter
state Commissioner Bragg and
others.
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AN UNaITIGATED sNUB.

THE ministers Association" OF
this city have taken up labor with
the organ Of the sectarian clergy Of
Utah, In order to induce it to cease
the issuance of its Sunday edition.
In support of their position the gen.
tlemen of the cloth present four
reasons, all Of which are sound
enough, but they have no more
weight with the parties addressed
than the pouring Of so much water
on-a rubber coat.
Thesigners Of theappeal are r. G.
AIcNiece, Psstor First Presbyterian
Church; John E Hurlburt, Pastor
Phillips Congregational Church; J.
A. KrIutz, Pastor Swedish Lu'
theran Church; w. S. Hawkes.,
Supt. Congregational Mission
Work; F. L. Arnold, Pastor West
minister Presbyterian Church; De
Witt D. Forward, Pastor First Bapt-
list Church.
Its pleasing to note the fact that
the plea put forth In the east that
there is need to Christianize the
''Mormons''-seeing they believe in
and practice a genuine system Of
Christianity-is beginning to be nc
knowleigei as a mere pretense,
This effort on the par Of the clergy
to convert the publishers Of theiI
own organ is in the line Of an adj
mission n that direction. But note
the ungrateful reply of the Object
ofmlnisterial solicitation. Itsays:
"The argument turned around may
be made to read this way: For Ger
isinly there is no valid reason why 1
minister Of the gospel should open hi
place Of business on theSabbath in or
der to make his weekly salary for tn,
alleged salvation Of the public-nine
tenths Of whom never hear him
which would not equally justify
etc.''
II the signers OF the ministerial
appeal TO the publishers Of the Sun
day morning edition had been placeC
in a row and n member Of the edit
orIal staff Of the paper-designateC
for the purpose-had twisted eact
clerical nose in turn between hi
thumb and finger, the snub nigh
have been a little worse than thu
one administered, but not much.
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Floods i'm Australia

SAN FRANCISCO, April .l2.-The
steamer AdT1posa brings details OF
the recent great floods IN New
South Wales and Queensland. 4
large portion Of Brisbane was in.
undated, the wharves submerged,
hundreds Of families made home.
less and many fatalities reported,
Several other towns were flooded
and great destruction Of property
reported. At last accounts the
floods were subsiding.
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the anti-''Mormon" bowler. This
silence isbecause a"Liberal" council
is running the city business What
was ''mssshackism'' in Peoples
officials is the highest evidence Of
progression in those Of the other
side.
As If in anticipation Of the fore
going, a lonely looking sprinkler
was observed vending its way
around some OF the central streets
this afternoon.
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trial of the new electric submarine
torpedo boat Gou5et, named nfter the
inventor, has been heia At Cher
bourg. The boat was submerged
three-quarters Of an hour and per-
formed n number Of manouvres
which proved she can be handled
with perfect ease and safety under
water.
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The Great Storm.

MINNEAPoLIS, April l.. - The
impending danger TO the Northwest
from the predicted storm is past.
The signal office reports that the
cold wave DETECTED 10 the south and
the storm Is now centered in South
ern Wisconsin. There is no report
Of atmospheric disturbances from
any point in the northwest.
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BueIxIea-. arn,ca ,.ry,.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For sale by A. c.
Smith & Co.
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WASHINGTON, April II. - The
United States. Supreme Court, in an
opinion by Justice Miller, today
affirmed the judgment in the Cali
fornia circuit case, Cunningham,
sheriff, plaintiff, in error, vs.. David
Maggie. This case grew out OF the
shooting Of Judge Terry, at La
throp, California, last August by
Maggie, in order 10 protect Justice
Field, whom Terry had assaulted.
The decision is in Nagle's favor.
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DURsUANT TO AN ORDER or sam
u Court in said natter. notice i hereby
gwen that Friday, the 25th day Of Aprii.
A. ID. 1880. 81 10 O'Clock a m, AZ the County
Court House N Salt Lake City, Utah
Territory, IN the Court Room Of said Court.
has been appointed the time and place
fer the bearing Of petition Of Charlotte
Vincent. praying for the admission 10
probate Of certain document Herewith
presented, purportin< TO he the last VIII
and mcntof ThomasVincent. deceased.
and said time and place 10 hereby set hy
ne for slid hearing. when and where ali
persons Interested. nav appear ard a. pose
the probate OF said will. or the granting OF
letters OF administration. with the will ar 4.
nexed. TO William NJ Stewart, as prayed fer
in said petition
10 witness whereof. have hereunfa set
my hand and anned the seal OF said Court
tins llth day 81 April. A. n. isa0
ISEAL JOHN c. CUTI ER.
dlo Clerk OF the Probate Court
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Our Inimitable Elocutionist.
IDA HIrCHcOCKl
Miss Ida Zenoma Gray,
In the SALT LAKE THEATRE,
Tuesday Eve, April IS.
PRo n NM p,

no @ II n nj nj r.
PART FIRST.
LOU ntette. First movement Of guiniettc
by Jadassohn-
Messrs. Weihe. loungdale, Rortame, Olsen
and Mcintyre.
calculation ''rhe Enchanted SHIRT"
Misc Ida lemons Gray.
Mesirs. Easton, whitney, Goddard and
Spencer,
L-Recitalion. ''Araihusa's Torment -
ARIA "The Neon Tod on her Lonely
Path Truvstore- Verdi.
Mrs. Nellie bruce . u-sicy.
calculation Toms Little Star"
Miss GRAY
Prof. z stephens, Musical Director.
PART SECOND.
l-ouartette. Selected.
Messrs. Ia ton, Whitney. Goddard and
Spencer.
. Recitation. Tbs Old f1yorlte, "IfOw he
Saved ST. Michzeis."
Miss Gray.
1-Insrumental Quartetie. Uozart.
Messrs. Weihe, NounEdale, Rordame and
Olsen.
i.--ReciiluOn. The Freckled-faccd Little
Girl
Miss Cray.
i.--Duet- Day Forever Remembered In
Traviata. Verdi
Mrs. Nellie bruce Pugsiey and Mr.. X. c.
EasfOn-
6.--Delsarte Exercises, PantOmime, The
Old Oaken Bucket "
Miss Gray.
Mr.. jos. McIntyre, AccOmpanist.
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s,u,,I,e,. n,nor,ra con,e,,Io,

GREAT FALLS, y. H., April IA
The alleged confession Of Itaac B.
Sawtelle is universally discredited
here IL is generally thought the
story is fabrication; that II Saw
telle is the author, he has constructed
1t to make it appear that the murder
was in Maine, so that he may escape
the galIovs.
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MARKETS AND STOCKS.
EKw YORK STOCKS.
CHICAGO MARKET.
cnicaEo. AMI Is. I:lsp.

Chicago. April Is. lis D. m.
Wheat opened excited, higher At s9S for
May, sson after quoted 81 Continued 70
advance rapidly amid great excitement.
touched -, which proved 10 be the top
figure for the tine being. Then reaction
set In asd n Ills the price was. May. s9S
Fluctuations IN pork much less violent than
ON saturday: May, opening i5.so, touching
1880. now l530.
Wheat Unsettled: cash. 50 q 81; May,
sah g %; July. s6i.
Corn-fIm; cash. as; May. II; JsIy.
81 y.
oAts-s,eady; cash. IN; May. 81; July.
2SS.
Barley-Steady.S
Pork-Unsetiled cash. i2.sey g IS /;
MAY, lg65 { is-75; July, Il % q 1886.
Lard-steady; cash. as . s.47S; May.
AIS q 60.
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viii Have support.

BosroS April 1.-THE organizers
reported at a meeting Of the car
penters' district council last night
that every trade organization in the
State promised 10 financially sup
port the carpenters in their eight
and nine hour demand.
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BUILDING

We are now ready to promptly at
tend to the wants of all who are
needing Hardware, Stoves, House
Furnishing Goods, Etc. Our prices
are sure to suit. Our goods are
sure to please, and if you will pay
us a visit it will afford us pleasure
to meet you whether you buy Oh
not, and you may see just what you
have been looking for a long time
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within Reach.

DAYLEsTowS, Fenna, April IA.
-Aouroe Shellenberger, n lawyer,
now a fugitive from justice, after
having swindlej residents OF Becks
County out OF $3.50, 900, was seen in
New York on Saturday. Large
rewards are offered for his capture.
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heat.

NEW York. April 14.-operators
In wheat started in with rush this
morning, making the opening price
Of May 81, against 81, the official
close Of Saturday. There is much
feverishnesS; frequent fluctuations
between e2i and 9Sf. Noon 9S!.
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OMAHA, April IA fire this
morning destroyed the clothing
store Of Browning. King & Co., AMI
damaged the stock. Of y. b. Fsl-
coner, dry goods, and Mrs. j.
Benson, millinery. Los sll5,OO0.
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pock Lahorrr., strike.

LIVERPOOL, April l4.-In conse-
quenee OF the refusal OF the dock
companies a. Birkenhead TO accept
the terms Of the dock laborers'union
in regard to the hours Of labor, 5000
men struck today.
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LONDON, April l5.-Parnell will
make his motion in the House OF
Commons for the rejection of the
Irish land purchase bill recently in
iroduced by BalfOur.
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Eight Hours n Day.

BUDA-PEsTH, April 1.-THE men
employed In the machine shops Of
the railways met yesterday and re-
solved to agitate in favor Of eight
hours.
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Less work-More Wages

LONDON, April 1.-the Jewish
iailors and pressers and machinists
at Manchester have struck for
shorter hours and higher wages.
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TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.

An air Of sadness pervadcd the
House when the Speakers gavel
called the members 20 order. The
House is dIaped in black and orna-
mented with a handsome floral de-
sign. The seat so long occupied
10y Randall recalled to the members
the fact that their old colleague had
passed away for ever. The crayon
portrait OF the ex-Speaker, hanging
in the lobby, was also tastefully
draped with emblems Of mourning.
In his prayer the chaplain made
p touching allusion TO the dead Con-
gresham, and when he had con-
cluded, O'Neil, Of Pennsylvania. de-
livered a brief eulogy. He then Of
fered a resolution Of regret at Ran
dall's death, and providing for a
committee Of nine members Of the
House 10 attend the funeral. The
House then adjourned
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rhrr.nnrr.tnrr.

CHrcAGo, April li.-New York SO;
New ORLEANS 81; ST. Louis %; Gin
cinnati "a; Chicago 80; Winnipeg
%.
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COAL MINERS WANTED.

WANTED IS GOOD COAL. MINERS
w at Castle Gate, Utah. Apply 70 Plea
ant Valley Coal Co. Room a, scott Auer.
bach Building. a
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saith sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.

= G NJ l.,
ssii lake City, Apri Sd. lSe0
A sENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE
IA per cent has tins day been declared on
the capital stock Of this Institution, pay
able Nay 5tn, ls9n. % all stockholders o.
record on March 18th last, Der sonally, upou
presentation Of their stock certificates, or
upon their written order.
THOS. e. wEBBER.
CIV eecrctary.
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The Nile Failing.
PrrnrII,. ,fofion.

CAIRO, AprilIi.-T The Nile is fall.
ing rapidly.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT

AZ SAT- Lake City. Usah, on APrsl IA. 1890,
obseTrasi0ns faken at a-a,. 55tA Ker-
idsGn tine, al all sfafiozs-
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New Submarine TORPEDO Boat
PARIS, April 1.-THE further
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FOR RENT.

nFFICE ROOM FOR RENT IN TIE
" Paragon shoe store,u ives; SO. Ten
pie Street. ar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-14
THE SENATE ADJsuRSs.

The Senate provided for a COM
mittee to attend Randall's funeral,
and then adjourned. The chaplain,
Rev. J. q. Butler, in his opening
prayer made an appropriate refer
ence 70 R1ndall's death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-14

Go to SPENCER. BYwArER & Co.,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering, Spouting, Stoves and
Tinware, etc.