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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

CWCAGp. Aug. l1.-rhe erect
military figure % u. ". t;uIb'r~. tX-
msy0rcf indianapolis, Is a p.pmiu-
eut feature ~ the Palmer Huu~-.
Mr.. Gfuhir- ha- heru iu Mexico fUr
seven YEAR,, having conducted a
hank in the mining district % Paril,
chihuahua. during that time. He
hal something Interesting 90 sIy
about immigration.
"Nl,Niru itg- always encouraged
immigration. remarked Colonel
GruIh. -G.ut On t'I- cas-. uf the pro-
Tlscl negro exodus fsUm tLe Juity!
states. tire Mexican press has Oh
Tu~ld 10 a. every point. This .Ua-
Try has enough cheap ll'ar. % ruu-
tends, aur! .r.- not wen. -Hfy E...v-
Iasit1l VIII ic welcome. lgI' OF
uCErUts tlr county Ls- Jr.u b..
You -rc even si..- is-,u ulUu ar.t.
women imu tIe -Hurl rauf'i ,UU.
rytr with lt..u H'.r. Or bad Uy
Tlg,Ts h.ss Z could Shows yI 90 .'.
ter from y..su-yJ IJtivc N,EirIr.
in which he contends that the IvuuS
an. paid enough y.ieu they get Is
cents = day. The writer Observe.
that all they want i- 20 cents fus
bgIu~. Scents Cor corn. g cents frr
cIuGl,s, and Is cents Tor clothing
and support oi their families. This
letter was written by the owngr q
one u the largest haCieuHa- ur uiar-
iatiou-, and was intended in good
faith"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

Some years ago we were very
much subject 20 severe spells Of
cholera mOrbus; and now when We
feel any Of the symptoms that usu-
ally precede that ailment, such a.
sickness ut the stomach, diarrh0aa,
etc, We become sCary. We have
found Chamberlain's Remedy the
very thing 10 straighten one out in
such cases, and always keep 1t about
IL Is somewhat similar 10 the usual
cholera cures, but seems 10 coLtiiR
ingredients that render IL more
pleasant 10 take, and that do their
work more quickly. Sheriff Dever-
eaux tells Us that he l. subject TO chol-
era morbIs, and recently felt n spell
coming ON, when he obtained a bit
tie Of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrh@a Remedy, and two
doses made him all right We are
not writing this for a pay testimO-
NAL, but 10 let our readers know
what j. a good thing 70 keep handy
in the house.-Truy Rdn-l Chef
For sale by z. c. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. d
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Logan fifty Ordinances.

We have received n copy q the
Ordinances Of Logan City. They
constitute neat volume u over
2il pages. Tie compilation and
Arrangement. done 10y Mr.. ;. 4.
Kyunur, have been well aud in;c.'
liscutly manipulated. The book
has an essential feature which
should Chlracterize all works Of IT.
class anything speciallywantcd can
be found without it, Icing necessary
10 do a great deal Of hunting for II.
The enterprise II ti3e city authorities
Of Logan in the publication Of such
4 crcdltable compilation Of is orti'
uances l. cUmmendable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

WAsIIINCruS- Aug li.-lseprt-
sentative O'Neil Il Pennsylvania &C.
day reported 10 tine House ihe Senate
concurrent resolution rJlICsiiug the
president % convey % thc E.LDw u
General Grant tie Ltsirruf COuEru-s
that the remains ~ General Grant
Toe removed % Arlington Naiilna
Cemetery. The committee reported
the resolution f.vCmtly, rgcug-
MIXING, they say, Ia g. a simple eN-
preston Of the universal wi-L % tine
Ueuuic % the Uuitel States.
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Ticket AGENTS.

The convention OF ticket agents
at Denver completed their work
yesterday morning and all
journed sine dc. During the session
but little business Of importance was
transacted, except the election OF
officers. as follow: Mr.. Henry Lii
hon, Of 1t. Louis, president; George
X. Smith, OF Columbus, Ohio, first
vice-president; ;. b. Thompson, Of
Florida, second vice-pIesident; +.
+. I.ackner, Of Denver, third vic.-
president. Mr.. Carnel was ,rt-slect-
Ell secretary, as was T. w. Neneman
treasurer. st. Paul was chosen as
the place Of holding the next an
nual meeting. The delegates will
remain in Colorado, visiting various
places Of interest, during the remain
der Of the week. and on Sunday
next intend coming 10 this city.
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Ladies' Meetings.

Sis'srs Jane ;. Richards and +. Il.
Wells returned yesterday from 4
trip south, where they attended
meetings ofthe Relief Societies, au'i n
conference Of the ladies Of Parowln.
Meetings were also held at Cedar
City, PsragOOnah, Beaver End
Aunersville. There was a good at
tendance and an enjoyable time at
all ofthe meetings Sisters Richards
aud Wells return in excellent
health and spirits.
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We guarantee tbs 10 Ice the bcS
Cough Syrup manufactured in the
wide world. This i saying n great
deal, hut il i true. For CJHsisulJD-
tioH. Coughs, Colds, Sure Throat, .S0rc
CI.est, Pneumonia, bronchitis, dSth-
ma, Group. WhOopilg Cough, aud all
diseases Of the THROAT and Lungs We
p0atirely guarantee Ballani's H0Te-
hound syrup 10 lie without any
equal on the whole face Of the globe.
In support Of this statement We IT
fer To every individual who has ever
used Il, aud 10 every druggist vino
has ever sold il. such evidence l.
indisputahle.
Sold by Il. G.. NJ. j. =
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Mems Jumpers rriu-Jd from 5lc.
TO &c. Peoples Equitable Co or.
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wAsHISGTuS, Aug-li.-The firsi
business in orler was a vote on SUI
tanning the decision Of the chair.
Overriding the point Of order made
by Springer, Of Illinois, that the
Mckay relief bill must be cOnsid-
cred in committee Of the whole.
The decision was susiained-yeas,
Ils; nays. 81, .thc Speaker counting
n quorum ft
The House then resumed consider
alton Of the Mckay bill.
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Florida Democrats.

OCAI.A, Fla, Aug. 1.-The dem-
orratic state convention met ycster-
day. Ex-GovcruOr W. Il. Bi1xham
was nominated for comptroller and
ex-Lieut. Gov NJ II. Mobray Tor
Justice Of the supreme court. The
platform denounees the force
bin, and recognizes in the offer
inesof the suu-treasuTy bill before
Congress the crying necessity for
the revision u the national hank
ing laws, affOrdins relief 10 the
farmers and the masses.
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Apl>t,lrery uurasd.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. IL
Twenty-Five thousand barrels Of
burning whisky at the Kentucky
dis,illery today caused one q the
INST disastrous fires that ever visited
Louisville. \ rough estimate made
AZ noon, while the flames were siii.
roaring furiously, placed the total
loss ai fIlly SOD OU. The nlmes
r1u-ht fr1m 4 lamp 70 q leaking
whisky barrel.
Ihe property consisted n an int
meuSe distillery continuing ma
chiuery for the manufacture ~
whiskey extending hack from the
street 80 feet and vas thT,e sioriss
In height. Adjoining IL were lar-t
warehouses where a stock OF - 600
uarreis whiskry was totally cJusum-
I'd. Fully insured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

-.ss.u -.l. evening Of
las laaas T.. Game was
tE-- .utn Street.when
.s.g opposite the City
-- -au.-ad hy two foot
-a.u >,me. him a
.a- head. knocking
a .ar.ially stunning
4 GELD recalled Cut.when
-.IrE another blow n
w--a. il, marx. The
aea meI- OF, and were
l...r.r-
-l.-s from the GROUND
% a.-- ilr street 20 the
"a-.e his wound was
ANA bee went home.
~a- uut regarded
aa4 Dee c1ntiu-
DIS employment As
DID, -Ie H.'i He ~ Territorial
Nm . a.tl Wuln = iay last.
- compelled 10 ccss,.
r.--l, ofthe blow on
a1s Later ae took TO his lied
~ -.iIy worse. until
-arn % az aI5I- fa,Jr
.s li.-l. The vi-tim 10, Of
l ssary murseTers.
--...-..- .e--aHe lIrnts. When
ha wa- widely kna,Tn =,
s-... .ian a, a ..I,n n.'g i \
LATER he drfa i,l-j'' i mn,
.,i. asl ,gurutIy held
e. slus as an account.
p 81 y ig-t his father Hon
t.-t g. rN-.ae. VS. summoned IN
.r.m Washington /. am and = !.
.-. -ie raI mere. '''' anu i
la- anl beace was an in ny ~.
NJ Ausuce Of the e. fu ~ ri
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Rad Zinc IN AIa.kn.

BIRuINGuAN. Ala, Aug. H.
Late lat night DrVuty liutsIu, o.
shelly County, came o. town d.
quest 81 y cci.li uiliccr, and reports "a
terrible stat. 81 afl.dr- b. the Evisi 70
boring counties aui Shelby iron
works. lie says great riot las
been going on all the wecS a. the
iron works, and three men and one
woman have hecn killel in the me-
lee. Negro laboner- about the camp
-. l.. Ill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. li.-ChaTles
q. Card, soU-.n law Of Brigham
Young, aud leader u the Mormon
colony in Alberta, y. W. T., has
written 10 an Ottawa paper about
the M0rmOns Of the Northwest. lie
pleads that his people arr pcaceable
and industrious, aud that no Obsts-
Gle should he thrown In the way OF
their efforts o. develop the RESOURCES
Of the Canadian Northwest.
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BusruS. aug. 1.-THE Graut
Army eucaml Egut vas called o.
order at ~ am. Poet Commander
in-Chirf Merrill presented the r.
port Of the pension committee
which was adopted with a vote Of
thanks. GeuerIl sherman Then b..
"A feeling aiir.,s. presented beluii
duI cauiclahIa clock and uiautel Or
uamruts To CUmaIe Warner, who
elgqu,nily responded.
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The Strike Ended.

H. Bennett, General
-.- Passenger Agent u the
Railway, has receive! the
.-7m from Mr.. George
~ General Passenger
OBJ. E.H York Central:
-'H h-~ ended in a COM
.-.aIs company. All
E#-- IRE running on
Ha u0 interruption
TEASE give this n
a.-u your agents
you can, aud
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Examination Of Teachers.

Candidates for positions rs teach
ers in the public schools Of this city
were being examined at the Twelfth
Ward school house today. The ex-
animation OF teachers for the c0un-
~ schools will be held in the Uni
versity building on the 2lst and ed
insts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leayeo Orders al
Narsgtts' Bios. Book Store, or al
Phillip Margeits' Wine Depot Tot
NIar-etts' Me and Porter, also fol
Malt and HOPS.
ESTATE OF X. y. MARGET'rs-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

1 had suffered Tor years with
complaint the physicians called
gravel. and they had given up the
attempt % help me- My wife heard
of DR.. DAVID kenuedy's FavOrite
Remedy. OF R1ndout, y. Y, and
spoke as above. To please her ! got
a bottle. Used that and two or
three more, and presently the trOu-
lie vanished never 10 rcturn.-
Washington Monroe, Ca'sSill, Wy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

a-ee comedy, per
Ha-l'- nm5us COM
rall anywhere, and
..H.u-s audience At the
-t night The piece has
l-. which lovers Of
a-HrI as especially
Hrs Las Compauy are
-#..y good. Tonight
N.r.- another piece uf a
.-.-e. viii Ice rendered los
ANY.
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Released.

This morning Charles Cabtree Of
Welisville was released from the
penitentiary, having completed n
term Of three months 10 which he
was sentenced for living with his
wives. No fine was assessed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

SACRAMENT. Cal. Aug. 1.-The
republican convention this morn
ing nominated Congressman J J..
D-haveu, OF Humboldt, a. associate
Judge Of the supreme court, for a
short term.
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rto,as ard LaSS life.

CALCUTTA, August IA food
prevails In the GangCs. The river
has oyeTflOwel its banks, and the
surrounding country is inundated 10
an extent never before known.
There has been great lgss u life.
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Tartar

Arc baruacles on the teeth: 81 frst creamy.
hen crusty. tEen Tenovabie only BY the
Dentist II louzcns the teeth. and makrs
the guns tender. Don't permit u 70 gather
u-e suZDDONr. and keep the mouth clean
aud the teeth hesithv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

We want hay and grain at high
st market price in exchange for
farm implements-Rakes, Flows,
Mowers or Binders. A rare chance
10 procure standard implements on
asy terms
STUDEEAKER Bios MIRO. Co.,
.I.SsIW - and - Main st.
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n. DINWOODEY
Is READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
20 use part OF their storcl,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parior Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. he
still has the 8 > employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

Large lot Of the best Portland
Cemcat just received by Morrison,
Merrill 4 Co. Get their prices he
fore buying. 2iS North, 81 West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-14

4 No. I River sand or Building
Clay. nddress Gyms H. Gold, care
4 Z. &. NJ. T.. :. l.. City, who VIII
fIrni-h Won frlm one 20 %, OOn loads.
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BUFFALO. Aug. 1.-The kuish :
Of Labor held a session hvIe thl-
afternoon ami stated tiiat 10y togluI-
TOW nom the Genital will find cut
that the strike i not over. The
walls Il the Genital DEPOT lear a lot
Of freshly made sisns similar 10
those that spIear,d the night le;oIr
the strike. a general Meeting j.
called for tonight.
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CARPET Remnants

From to 25 yards in a piece.
/ all grades, will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out In
one week. Call and get a
bargain at n. DINWOODEY'S
in C1lder's Music Palace.
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NOTICE

OF The Coiuty Tcachsrs' Erguliaa-
fi1H aud Examination II Normal
.iUT iic0ufs.
THE COUNTY TEACHERS ENAhfIs-
il alton % salt Lake County Will D. held
in the University l1iiliur. hurstlv and
Friily. August -ist and =4ud. AZ % AN
The eNauiuafi1n % Normal Applicants
% attend The University % ucrerci duriur
the cantnE year VII be held az the sam3
time aEd place or -1fur f1y. August -lrIi-
WI. n STEWART
,. p. IOEcN 70.
y. r. ALiEN.
Couniv Board Of Exauinafion-
dNs
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Own importation Of G DDS or u
Ing up daily ut Peopie's Equitable
Com
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Tomorrow. Friday, Aug. -, the
"Nouicu' Band and the SCaudiut-
vi3us Of salt lake CITY salt Lake
County and bg EN-.
Free Couctrt and BAH.
Prizes will he awarded Tor Foot
Races.
Fare, Round Trip, from salt Lake
City and Ogden, - cents.
Trains leave salt Lake City 9.3I
am and i.3l pm. Returning,
leave Syracuse 81 s and s:1l pm.
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smalrnax On eunt-mnI,.

CITY or MExIco, via Galveston,
Aug. l4.-SmallpOx Is causing
many deaths in Guatemala.
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sii :INKEiToS uEN,

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. li.-P. VI.
Arthur, chief u tic Brotherhood q
Locomotive EugiuccrS, says Uu-.-
lively that his organization will not
take any Iart whatever Ia the strike,
and he dUss not believe the iiremen
will either.
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m J. Thomf s. 10 mist,

Herald Block, cor er W Il and LIST
South st., ;. l.. Cit.. V talized air
administered
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM, NOUN
TAIN DIVISION.
on and after juno 2ath, lse.o, Gdrfoid
Beach fraiHs iriN TEH ns y0ii0trs:

sDaily except Monday and Tues
day.
Except Sunday.
Fare for tue rOund trip, 50 cents.
Tickets For Sale at Wasatch Cor
ner, 3Jl Main Street, and at Depot.
:. W. ECCLEs,
G.p. A. salt Lake.
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No. 90 SOUTH. WEST TEN
PIE STREET,

Is whore we are now doing
business, We have a full
line Of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and RE TAIL, and make
Gents Suits to order from
81 r celebrated Cass more.
Shall be pleased to see Old
ard new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & Bro.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
ucsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bles.
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Nn,irr 70 oar Patrons

IsjD pietes StandarI Prints. Regu-
lar price. ; &; &C. per yd- P.E-Co-op
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-rIrIlr. NOTICES.

Try Morn Merrill IS 90. On
l.gEbyF. l4.-. s-uei Ci vgrytlirg
VeIiaiuIu- 'U thr uI-ilu--. -ts
North. 81 Wet. elm
Equitable Coop, 80 Bars soap Tor
SI.ni.
Look out far the Grand sale An
u1uure urut-'atrr. j.. l.. Coop.
Wanted one ton E.c~waN,
JlFrNS 81. PRATT Il 20.
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STATEMENT % TIE CJSDIrIOS OF
THE STATE BANK OF utah,


At Salt Lake CIT. iu the Tern Org %
Itlh. 40 tEe close 90 hustlcsss
Iu-. L.-.. L..
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ItrrU'srF 20 tIHs
County of -rit Lake,
I.EU. ~sbatrIrr. N-s-. Cashier % the
l..HHe named bans. DO -l' cmu'y swear that
rIlH above -tlr. m-nl Is true tu the bc OF
rF LuuwIc.i-c ard belief
Eu. ~CIETTLEE. 4 g..
Sal aH-fruHI amt sworn 90 before me this
thirteenth IIv 90 August, $50
Tsrtr.. T. Nom iVEE~EN.
Notary fuhiic-
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ariiir-.

The let Thread lnr Hand or Ma
chine use j. CI1rk's '.Aii'c End. -
White thread w0uuI 1u llIri -pao'--
For -al, Ly *. EEIINFI;. New Dry
Goods store, -I and ~ =. Main
Street. Tar * AT
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~ t5s c1EdyisH of Zi,H's Strings
E.iif aHdTrUst Co at Sat Lake
fgg. Jt0H, Of me c'0ss Of busi
.s.s IfgI>h. i,Yl;
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so SAID vIcE-PREsIoeNT WEEP
THIS MORNING.
A Large whisky DisiiIIrry at louis.
Vile. ny. Destroyed by Fire
This Morning.
OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN
GUATEMALA.
The NormonS Of the NorillWe,t.-
Proposed Removal of ten.
Grants Remains.
By Telegraph &, the NEWs.i
TaE RAILROAD TKoTaiE.
Statement BY General Manager
Young Of the a. a ~.

NafANNsa
Young OF the n. A ~.
CLEVELAND, Aug. li.-An Asa
ciated Press dispatch from Albany
yesterday reported that Grand
Master Slrgeant Ind ordered out the
New York Central hremen. SaI-
from rerrc Haute. He was Inter
cepted by an Associated PrJss r.
porter. When told that he was eN-
pected in Cleveland % arhitfa;e the
strike question on the New N0rs
Genital. he said: Il have come
70 Cleveland 10 meet . commit
tee Of cur men from Youngstown
% consider questions % business ~
lativc 10 the convention. My trip
has nothing 10 DO with the strike on
the New York Centrtl.v Grand
Master i. NJ. Arthur Of the Brother
hood u engineers, i alsJ here, anu
both are stopping at the same hotel.
This seems significant
GENERAL MANAGER YOUNG.
ALBANY. Aug. Is. - General
Manager Young, u the Delaware 4
Hudson, this morning said: 'Near-
Is all who were out reported a.!
duty. They said, however, that
they could not 30 10 work until they
had received Orders frJm their com
mittee, who ARE in consultation
with the lea'lers Of the Central
strike. Unlvss they go Ia work n;
noon, their places will he filed 10y
other employs Of the company now
on the way hen. from various points
along the Toad. The emplgyos Il
the Delaware 4 Hudson arg only
organized between here and Troy,
aud there j. no fear Of a general
tie up.
VICErEEsInENT wEEE.
NEW YORK. Aug. Ii.-Nicc-Prus-
ident Webb q the New York Cen
tal said tliis morning that the only
delay incident 10 lfe strike Was 20
East Albany. Everywhere else
things are moving a. usual. Webb
did not put uuch faith in the
uImor that the iircmeu will be
called cut and strike Ou the Della
ware and Hudson; iIr rr-cIplyd that
- = rliiatll lilaiAltts N-l1lAN rtAAitA-
90 :-ISREIsTpS NEN,
part Of them armed with wiuches-
iers, took possession u the West Al
blny freight yanis this morning.
New hands in sufficient uumtcr, O.
operate the yards went 10 work To
move the freight. No violence i-
anticipated.
WILL NUT lake PART
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. li.-P. VI.
Arthur, chief of tic Brotherhood q
Locomotive Engineers, says Tu--
lively that his organization will not
take any Iari whatever Ia the strike,
and he dos not believe the iiremen
will either.
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500. Media Pal Military Acai-
envy; boys Brook Hall; girls. Cir
culsrs frre.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19

GALVESTON gets there with both
feet so far as the senate is concerned.
Coke's bill appropriatlng Sc, 200, 900 for
Galveston is favorably reported upon
by the commerce committee OF the
senate, and no mention made OF
Arkansas Pass which is left to take its
chances In the lottery of the river and
harbor bill. The LIGHT acknow-
lodges first blood for Galveston, but
does not concede that it is a knock
out by large majority. The bill
provides for the expenditure of 81 ,OOO-
600 per annum, thus taking at least
six years to expend the money. A
mighty big thing for Galveston, deep
water or no deep water. Before that six
years has passed into the hitherto
there will be three deep water ports
ON the Gulf coast of Texas, Sabine
Pass, Brazos and Arkansas Pass.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-19

The public debt that the French
government has been piling up since
the war would he crushing to most
nations, yet the people appear to bear
up under it with more or less resigna-
ton. Three years tgO, according to
NJ. Neymarck, in his book on the ma
tiOnal debts OF Europe, the public
debt of France amounted to twelve
hundred and forty IulliOns of pounds
sterling-in our currency six thousand
two hundred millions of dollars.
The public debt of Russia, which is
the next heaviest, Was the same year
but about three thousand six hundred
millions of dollars, " nile that of Eng
land was little Ovol three thousand
five hundred milIiOu- OF dollars. The
expenditures of France have been in
creasing in the me proportion,
while the revenue .aipts have rela
lively declined l. - the total eX-
penses were five hu.lred millions Of
dollars, but in 49,. he expenses for
the year are put at seven hundred
millions of dollars and the revenue at
six hundred millions Of dollars, Ieav-
ing a deficit of one hundred millions.