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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-28

The Republican candidates have
nearly all paid their assessments, and
some of the ''boyS' are getting some of
the stuff. 1t is understood that the
governors thousand-dollar gift will be
divided among the executive commit
tee. They are doing all the hard work,
and claim that they ought to have
something.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-28

There can be no danger of losing your
vote. amid the intricacies Of the new
law, if you simply put cross mark
after the name of Robert A. Smith and
make 10 other mark on the ticket.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-28

The Democrats will enthuse again To-
night in the Fifth ward, at C. S. p. S.
hall. corner West Seventh and Western
avenue,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-28

The Democrats of the Second ward
will hold great rally at Lucker's hall
tomorrow. evening. A host of good
speakers will be on hand. and great
meeting may be expected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-28

On what ground can any reasoning
Democrat vote for the syndicate candi-
date in the Second ward? His candida
cy is the outgrowth of two things:
First, he is doomed by syndicate with
large property it is anxious to improve
at pub bile expense; second. he is
supported only by a sorehead
faction. He tried to get the
Democratic nomination and only pulled
out when he saw ne was in helpless
and hopeless minority. He then thought
of the Republican nomination, but met
the same reception. Every Democrat
in the Second ward should cast his bal
lot for Fred w. Bott, who represents
the Democratic party, and who is an en-
terprising and promising young man.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-28

When the Pioneer Press refers edi-
torially to the 'buncombe orators of
ward politics" in the Republican party,
is it to be inferred that reference is had
to Reese, Johns, Burger, Lowenstein
ct al?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-28

If you have not registered so far, do
not fail to do SO tomorrow. Register
tomorrow, and see that your friends dc
likewise.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-28

Col. Kiefer will now proceed to OBJ
tain affidavits from all his present sup
porterS to the effect that they know that
he, the gallant colonel, did not throw
A. p. Croonquist in the election of 1881,
but the straight Republicans and the
proofs. By the way, colonel. have you
denied these charges yet? 1t is now
full week since Mr.. Croonquist made
these charges, and the only answer
made so far has been an affidavit which
clearly evaded the points at is
sue. "Time" win now be called
on you, colonel, and the people want to
know whether you have. i'll times past,
traded off your own. party's candidates.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-28

tO-IIT0IIUW, ttHCt ScC UrIftU yUut II1Of1eto oter
likewise.
Col. Samuel Lowenstein and Capt.
Joe Burger will grace the Republican
stump in the different wards during this
week. Capt. Joe declares his faith in
Kiefer is still mistaken, but that Matt
Leithauser isn't the proper man for
alderman in the Second ward. He was
aided in arriving at the latter part of
his conclusions by a syndicate check
for $500, it will be remembered. As re-
marked to Col. Kiefer short time ago,
lit takes money to run paper"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-28

a great business was done yesterday
by the city railway company. particu-
larly on the Grand avenue electric line.
The traffic became so heavy during the
afternoon that TO successfully cope
with it extra cars had to be put on. A
ride to the end of the Grand avenue line
is very pleasant, and during summer
the Sunday business is certain to be
very large. Yesterday the number of
family partes-workingman, wife, chill
dren and Observation-Disclosures very no
ticeable. The children appear to enjoy
the ride hugely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-11
Vtss Css.... Railway.
Time Card in Effect OCT. d, 1880
Passenger Tratss Leave and Arrive
at salt Lake City, and Park
City, Daily, as Follows:


CITY, Daily, as Follows:
SALT LAKE CITY.
Tram leaves sth South & Main 81. SEQ an
srrlves'' 80 pm
Park CITY.
Tram ! arrives Par City .........Is-so an
leaves (" &c ........- 4.t9 pm
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CH1LDREN's PLUSH BoNNETs

A. 75c q 90 and 81 81 reduced slOn 81 % and sl5o
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speeinsea s,a.es-

S.H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his stomach was dis
ordered, his Liver was affected to an
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and he was terribly reduced IN fiesn
and strength. Three bottles OF Eiec-
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
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eight years standing. Used three
bottles Of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes Of Bucklen's Arniea salve,
and his leg is sound and Wen. Jonn
Speaker, Catawba, o., had nve arg ~
he was ipcurable. One bottle Elec-
tric Bitters and one box Bucklen's
Arpjca Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by A. c. Smith * Co.'s Drug
Store -
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re psaD00ay.

Tne latest, largest and best nun
cal rcfk yet published In the Terri-
tory, containing q tune for every
piece in the Lattsr-doy Saints
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the DEsERKr NEWS press. and Il
nov for sale In different styles Of
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Cloth Bound, ST go each, Sl7.os doz.
Cloth and Leather Bound, $i.79
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Full tfors>ro Gilt, s. % each, $500
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II sent by mail Is cen2 -, book
additional will be charged.
Tne hest musical talent in IL.
Territory has been employed in the
arrangement and compilation Of
thc wors, which contains the
chc'eess Of the escfed melodies TO
which tb5 tst,er-dsySaints' Hymns
have been surg IN ,he past, and a
rich collection OF ofiyir,i tuner,
many Of which are sure 10 Deccnrs
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There are $50 pieces OF music,
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Not only should every choir he
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A RoGUS NoBlEaAN.
A Lady Deceived by Pretended No.
billy Safer. for Her Fslly.

NEw YORK, Dec. I0.-A roman
tic story OF love. alleged infideli;y
and desertion began last summer in
Kentucky, and is now being de-
veloped in New YORK. The lady,
who was grossly deceived and after
wards despicably swindledIand de-
serted by bogus Spanish nobleman,
is now consulting the Spanish
Consul and a lawyer ia tine city
about the course 10 pursue to re-
cover S10, 900 in cash and q divorce
from the wretch who, she alleges,
married her under n false p.etenss.
The worst Of il ali is that he is
supposed to he in Spain, where New
York Law cannot reach him.
She was a Kentucky heiress, who
came her. On q wedding tour to
spend some days in the metropolis
before sailing for Spain, where her
husband claimed TO have large
| estates, castle surrounded by
gardens and enchanting spots, such
rs one reads Of in cheap novels.
While here he fell in love with his
wife;s cousin aud the two eloped.
taking all the brides fortune and
leaving her fciendless and Wiz.
little money.
The beginning ofthe last act came
on November 18th. They had all
been living with Cecil's hals-s:ster
| in a fine house on Forthwith street,
near Madison avenue. On the day
named Lszero t)ld his young wife,
as he says. that his father in Spain
had notified him that his presence
wos needed at once to adjust mat.
tiers relating 10 their estate, and he
aided: As he does not vet know
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Our Entire Line Of Higher Priced Jerseys at Bare Cost

An elegant line choice goods at 30 cents and
81 90 ABOUT HALF PRICE, :. -. VI. -, ~ ..,,s h.
from cents r,-.,.-. al s;..s at "a espts
Reuuc from
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THAT ANrI-MANIFKsTo.
The Several Charges Against Par.
nell specified.

LoS,los, Dec. l0.-The antI-Par-
nell members n the Irish Paflia-
menta.y party have iss;icd = mani
festc TO the Irish people. In This
they say, in part:
Parneil, Designating our appeals
to Ie,nember the country, evinced
al ill-judg,d determination TO main-
tain his position, thus threatening
TO plunge ireland into a conflict
which may overwhelm her, and
cause her resent fair prospects TO
disapp.a. forever. II II the duty Of
Irishn.un now, irrespective Of all
confederation Of feeling, either for
PaFnell or those differing from him,
to adopt course that Will tend 10
save ireland from destruction.
The signers enumerated at length
the reasons for their action. They
specify ebarstS aEa,rst psruell rs
follows:
Fir-t-He speaks as ii ne was &.
Injured PARTY, whereas he alone Is
responsible for the present deplorable
situation
Secon,,--He pledged himself TO
repel tie charges in connection with
the .. SncI case, but when the time
came he remainei silent.
Thi7l-He does not hesitate 10
renOunce ard deuOunce the multi
tu les of English friends Of Irish
liberty as English wOlves.'
Fourtl,-The English wolves"
and the IRISH bishops express the
same opinion OF Parneli, and he
cannot mend matters ny calling
nickrames. II Parnell is reelected
the Tory government will resume
mower. coercion receive a new lease
and the struggle for home rule DC
Loot to the living generation. The
final question iur the Irish nation
Is to lose all Tor Pamcll or win all
without him.
The .igners refuse to abandon
GLADSTONE for Parnell, or 10 Insist on
the Liberal leader revealing his
plans for home rule, which action
they say would be foolishly 10 give
advantage 10 irel1nd's foes. They
refuse 10 believe that Gladstone de-
sirec to dictate. He WIS bCuni TO
publish his conviction that the re-
ten;ion Of Parnell in the leadership
would wreck home rule. The
slgrers offered Parnell an oppor-
tlnity Of Temporary retirement,
with a view 70 eventual reins.ate-
ment, but he never gave the faintest
chance OF n settlement His fatal
,na,,ifes.o was an appeal 10 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-11

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10. - Edith
Lisie McCurley, the charming
daughter of Commander Felix Nc
Curley, United States Navy, is the
heroine of n romantic elopement
and double marriage. For over n
year the young lady has been en-
gagged to John r. Head, bookkeeeer
IN a large Baltimore store, and a
young man Of excellent reputation.
Commander McCurley, however,
objected TO the match, as did also
mis- wife, ami every obstacle was
placed in the way.
About six weeks ago Miss Nc
Curiey went down town shopping.
MIR. Heald LEFT his books for a cou-
pie of hours, the couple were mar
riei and he returned TO his office
and she 10 her home Her father, a
few weeks since, informed his
daughter that she and her mother
we're to accompany him to the
Pacific station and thence to China.
Last Saturday. in the absence OF her
Parents. her lover called in a car
rage for her. She did not stop to
pack her trunks, but m her house
gown joined him.
Today the news OF their wedding
in Wilmington Was received.
Friends OF Mr.. Head say the
first marriage took place on October
18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-11

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound,
Kan, saws: 81 feel it my duty to
tell what wonders DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. My
Lungs were badly diseased. and my
Pensioners thought l could live
only a few weeks. TOOK five bot
ties OF DIR. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining 2G
lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes:
"After q thorough trial and con-
vincing evidence, I am confident
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, beats 'em all, and cures
when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness can do my many
thousand friends IL 10 urge them 70
try It." Free trial bottles at A. e.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. Regu.
lar sire SOC. and 500. 3
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HUSBAND AMI WIFE
They are Feund Frozen aud suffer-
ing from the Efe<ts OF Poison

~
HALIFAX, Dec. 10.-In the latter
mart o. July last a man and wife ar
rived al Hubbardis Cove and took
M residence at the house Of Josiah
Miller, a well-to-do fisherman, whose
wife was sister OF the newly ar
rived woman.
The pair have sojourned at Huo.
bard Cove ever since. Ihey spent
money like water. Whenever Their
funds ran short the man would start
OIL to Roston and return IN n Few
days WIN IreSn s"Pp3.,
Monday one o' tne e. H..
showed t1e man = 1890 1870 I,a,inc
Halifax papers rom i'',S,', - s .a.aF
that me I9iice was an ~ M.r - a =
S.ii IT, a. St.rart vino
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A LARGE ESTATE
A se;tlesmeas VIII be Made In =
short fine.

a Settlements Will be Made In y
Shsrs fine.
KANSAS CRY, No., Dec. To-
Word wss received here tonight by
Uriah Edwards, rieschsnt Of
Ksneaa City, Kansas, that a final
settlement Of the estate Of Robert
Edwards OF New York would be
made in a short time and the entire
amount paid over to the heirs. The
estate, Mr.. Edward says, is one of
the largest in the world and its
value is now 500, 900, 900. Thirty
millions Of this comes 10 Missouri.
The estate consists Of es-acre tract
of land IN. New York City, which
was leased ny a syndicate for ninety
nine years. The lease ran out In
1880. when compromise was
offered by the people occupying the
lani Of ~ cents on the dollar and
refused. The Western heirs are as
follows: James Mcbride, Clinton,
No.; c. o. Mcbride, Moptrose, Mo. /;
Mrs. Lou Smith, Sweet Springs,
Mo-; U. A. Mcbride, Marshall, Mo-;
Mrs. Matte Martin, Webb City;
John b. Mcbride, Marshall. Mo-;
William II. Mcbride, Pleasant Hill,
No.; Uriah Edwards, Kansas City,
Kansas. 1t is claimed that the land
"a acres In the heart Of
New York City on both aides Of
Broadway and the sixteen acres up
on which stands Trinitr Church.
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of Blouse jersey Waists and 500 marked down fro
3 o $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-11
THE UNITED IRELAND
The Jeurnai Recspfured By ths
Aust.Pnrselliaes.

DUBLIN, Dee. io.-Late tonight a
strong party Of Parnell's opponents
made descent upon aud fecaptured
the Office Of United ireland. TIE in;
vaders destroyed all the leaders
which had been prepared by Lea
my, who was installed rs editor to-
day by Parnell, and turned all the
matter they found set up into the
fire. Then they took possession o:
the ledgers and other books and
documents. belonging 10 the con-
Germ. All this was done in the
name of William O'Brien. A strong
posse from various laborers' eocie-
ties was left as garrison, with In
.truc.ions 10 remain on guard day
and night ard resist by force any
further intrusion by Ps:n.M snd his
friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-11

We Offer Of Fringed Red Bordeed Damask Table
follows .! and yard lengths al I"e
s5c. ami SlIO reduced from sl!oo, Sl25 and S5o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-11

Miss Jennie Martin, i!6 North
st. Paul ST., Rochester. y. Y, s1Js'
I suffered long from Kidney com
plaints--home physicians failed to
afford relief. 4 friend induced me
To try DR.. kenDedy'- Favorite
Remedy, made at kondout. y. y.
The effect was wonderful. When |
ind taken two bottles ] was cured
and have had no trouble since /
write for the benefit OF others
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The Irish q. xe~ York.

NIw YORK, Dec. 10.-rhe exc.
cutive committee Of the municipal
council of the Irish National League
cabled Parnell to lay, saying In pan:
We believe your retirement Tor the
present absolutely essential TO sue,
cess. a divided Irish party VII
result in. the collapse OF Irish.
American support. Unity means
triumph; division means disaster
and permanent ruin. We beg you
10 make a sacrifice which, more
even than your past service, VIII
endear you in all time 10 every
lover Of Ireland.
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This wonderful Liniment Is
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disorder of the Kidneys,
IJtah Eou.tayabls Bonds for Sale.

y WILL RECEIVE WRITTEN Eds BE-
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10, ard . O'Clock noon OF January Dab.
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BOLIVAR ROBERT.
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Of Irish Opisios-

LONDON, Dec. l0.-The following
Is a summary Of Irish opinion, as
EXPRESSED By resolutions adopted BY
officisls and organizations up to
date: Boards Of town commission
ers-for Parneil. is; against Parneii.
S: boards OF POOR law guardian.-for,
ParnelI. Is, against, 3; national
league branches and registration
soc;eties-for. IS: against, ~; trade
ami labor societies-for, II; against,
none: other organized bodies-for,
IS. against, S: public meetings-ior'
81; against, %.
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IN support Of this statement We 70
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.Ribbons!

Satin Edge Ribbons IN ., 9, Il and IT, nj
Toe. per yard for all width-
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NYE AND RILEY.
sHI suc. His Old Chuu for $50 900
Damages.

New foais, Dec. l0.-Bill Nye,
the humorist, is plaintiff In 9 law
slit AGAINST the poet, James Whit
comb hil.,, bis ehu,n for years in
the work OF making Tire americans
laugh. Nye and Riley have t-en 4
.i,ousy making combine for years,
but Mr.. Ste st,arres that. while his
own humor was a.S.ys drf, Mr..
Eiley's was too frequently wei. In
I.et,isville.. he says, early III the
year, Mf. PiIey poured out 10 Bac-
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and that the result was IL. when
the hour arrived at which the c0ics
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public, Mr.. Riley presented n very
wiIlowy form TO the audience.
Henee, Mr.. Nye's action. The ac-
ton. which Is fc- ths recovery OF
Sae, 900 from Mr.. Riley. -iil lie
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LOCAL TRAINS
SALT LAKE AND oeDES.
Leave salt Lake AGO AZ zad $40 am as
pm. Returning arrive salt Lake $40 AN.
$50 pm, a.5j pm.
rfySHAE.
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AMERICAN FORK. PROVO. sPRIsSyIILE,
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Leave Salt lake 80 pm; returning, ar
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D. O. DODGE, J. IL. BENNETT.
6eseral Manager Gen PAss.Agf
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William n.-.-.,i. n "a. % III

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Health is Wealth /!

DE. p. c. VESTS NERVE asp nK.iS
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premature Old Ace Bzrrepne-s- caused by
over-exertion OF the 5Earn- Each box con-
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To cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by Gs for Elk 6oxet. aceomp@nneo
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he treatment does not eject = cure.
Gnsrantees issued by y0HS fkAI1
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WHITES.

SPoKANs FALLS, WASH, Dec. 10.
A special tn the Re,icr from Fort
Cciv,i,e saJs Great uneasiuess
prevails among the whites living
near the Colville Indian reservation.
Renegade Indians from the reserva-
ton, who are supplied with whisky
by the whites, are becomg very
quarrelsome and insolent. A few
days ago a small band Of Indians
got into a fight among themselves
and one Indian was killed and a
number injured.
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

Hos yKlY pHsnABLK LANDS.
Il Both Agricultural and efaH,s. N
ro,,heru Chihuahua. near Colony DtaA
Fer full particular. apply 10 pssn0
s,w, Once, OF ". Derby Johnson. r..
oo,ony p.ss. csrrop esiesss. csiAnaess'
s.r,so sskwi'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-11
NEW ANTI-JEwIsH Law,

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. lO.-The
government will probably promul-
gate a new anti-Jewish ls~ It the
beginning Of che coming gear. One
Of tie more important clauses for
oids the selling, Leasing or mortgag-
Ing TO jews OF any rial estate In any
part OF the eSprre. Another clause
prov sues that the Jews shall be dis
possessed Of any real estate they may
hold. The Jewish artisans are also
to b. deprived Of certain rights. and
are to be hept strictly within the
limit assigned to The Jcsieb popui
latin. Repfessive measures will be
taken against Jews infringing Oh
the new law, IS well rs against
Christians who fnay be found abet-
ting them.