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Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
CATARRH
Catarrhal Deafness-Hly Fever-A New
Home Treatment.

Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that they
are due to the presence of living parasites
in the lining membrane Of the nose and
Gus vachian tubes Microscopic research,
however, has proved this to be fact and
the result of this discovery is that simple
remedy has been formulated whereby
Catarrh, Hay Fever and Catarrhal Deafness
are permanently cured in from one to three
simple applications made at home by the
patient once in two weeks
N. B.-This treatment is not snuff or an
ointment; both have been discarded by
reputable physicians as injurious. A pamph-
let explaining this new treatment is sent on
receipt of three cents in stamps TO pay
postage by A. H. Dixon & Son, cor OF John
and King Street, Toronto, Canada.-Chrts-
tidn AdpOCdte.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

NOTHING tends to turn man toward pro
hibition quicker than going to the closet in
the dark for the brandy bottle and getting
the cod liver oil bottle by mistake. .-Somer-
vile Journal.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

THE saving in clothing where Doboins
Electric Soap is used is tDentD tunes the soap
bill. IL is nOnew experiment, DuI mas oeen
sold for 2i years. To-day lusI as Pu'o do !"
1865. Try it, Your grocer has IT,
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

Iris no longer necessary to take blue piliIs
! 70 rouse the liver to action. CARERS LlI!lo
| Liver Pills aremuch better. Don tiofget t3tS'
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

ONE would imagine that counterfeiters
were very exact about their work, cOnsid-
ering the danger of detection, and yet they
are satisfied if it is passable,-Baltimore
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

Mild. eQuabIe climate, certain and abundant
crops. Best fruit, grain, grass, stock country
in the world. Full information free. Address
Oregon Immigration Board Portland, Oregon
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

You hardlyrealize thatitis medicine, when
taking Carter's Little Liver Pills; they are
very small no bad effects; all troubles
from torpid liver are relieved by their use.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

TALK about gcneralship! If Napoleon had
ever seen u girl climb = barbed-wirc fence
he would have held the honors of Auster-
litz at nothing, -Binghamton Republican.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

SLANG interprets slang 1t is easy to see
the forceSf the remark Don't be clam,n
when you reflect how frequently the clam
is in the soup.-Toronto Globe.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

THE golden stair appears to be the only re
liable lire-escape Leader.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

WHEN cashier goes to Canada his en-
ployer's face and his own accounts are the
long and short Of it-Chicago News.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

An EXTENDED POPULARITY. Bro'Gn'S BIOL OF
cJi1l Trocbcs have for many years Deen the
most popular article in use for renewing
Coughs and Throat troubles
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

THE merchant has TO drive sharp par
gain when trade is dull.-Kearney Enter
prise.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

No Opium in Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail. 25c.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

IT is all right to blow your own horn, but
snmn nennlc haven't any horn 70 blow.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

ID tCdS Sltrpri~d
after using ElU'S
Cream BGlnl tlCO
months to find the
right noStrN, 1Chich
lcds closed for 20
gears, tCds open1dnd
free as the other. !
feel rery thankful.
r. II. CrcsScnGhdm,
275-f 18Th S tire CT ,
Brooklyn.
A particle is applied
able. Price 50 cents at
60 cents. ELY BROTHF
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

A SHORT cquaintance-the man who is
always wanting to borrow money.-Burling-
ton Free Press.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

THERE is no full stop to the furnace in
cold weather. Italways requires the colon
Boston Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

$500 Reward offered for an ncuraDle
case of Catarrh by the propnetors Oh Dr'
Sage's Remedy 5Octs., by druggists.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

IT is the unmarried ladywho can give her
sisters points on the art Of how to manage
a husband.-Boston Courier.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

A sKuLruL cook is the most popular OF
interior decorators.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

How WE admire the man who happens TO
catch us when we are doing a good deed on
the sly.-Atchison Globe
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

WE recommend "Tansilrs Punch" Cigar
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

zen Vie.
American
|oung IA.
Come
p waste
lawrence
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

Bazar.
[eer mis-.
to SPEAK
ernber Of
the type
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Horrible story.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Sept. i.-WOId
comes from Walkers, a small ham
let situated between this place and
weiiSvilie. Of a case Of barlaIOut
cruelty, which occurred there n day
or Two ago. Elias Glass lives there
and works ia the sewer pipe works
q. that place. His wife WORKS In the
glass factory ia this city. Both are
allsen: from home through the day
and the house Is let it, the care Of
the young children. The youngest
child is about one year old AMI tie
Oldes; y 4 halfwittcd boy about II
years old. While the Parents were
away, as Usual, the baby became
fea-igi and its cries so euragei IN.
boy that he haed lis skir.s and
placed the little one on n hot stove
aud held ii there until il vas buruel
in = horrible manner.
When the mother returned home
in the evening and heard from the
other children what hat happened,
-he barred the boys hack and with
stout Stap. on the end Of which
wGs 4 buckle, beat h.m uHtil hi-
hack was covered with Llooi auI
bruises. Later, when the father
returned home and was informed
Of what had occurred, he stripped the
boys legs, took n I'D from the stove
aui applied il b. the iaro limits Of
ihtfboy IN several P!sces, seagiiug
him terribly At every touch. The
township authorities. hearing 81 the
atflir, had Tie Parents arrested.
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Il Eas Heart Disease.

CETrAGD. Sept. Airs. Amelia
Collins, widow Of millionaire
Thomas :. Collins. did mot appear
in Justice PTiniyvilIe's c0cs. this
morning 10 prosecute Mrs. n. \.
P-nfield and hpr iaughte. FOR lag
ceuy. and they We're SGT at liberty.
The story % tie arrest with its side
Issues, iucluEing the death Of Mr..
Collins. j. "A singular one. The
mother and Daughter were engaged
10 10 sewing uy Ms. Amelia Col
liBs % 4.ln Indiana avenue. The
lady agreed O. work for 3 a day.
aud Stella was 20 receive Sl.5l.
NIrs. Collins found fault with the
dreSsmlkcr>' wUrS aud refused 10
make . settlement satisfactory % the
latter.
Mrs.. Pcufcli called at the Collins
residence during Mrs Collins ab-
--iUe ami asked the OLD gentleman
Tor the money due her. Mr.. Collins
refused payment, and ATTEMPTED %
eject the pair from his house. The
strain proved too much for the in
valid millionaire. and when Mr..
PcnGe!d seized an ovcrcUat from
the hat-Tack he called for the police.
s few minutes later Mr.. Collins fell
lead upon his own trtshhO!d, Of
heart disease. The arrest 81 the
women followed. Mr. Collins was
At one time 4 prominent Colorado
mine owner.
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WASHISGTuS, sept In re-arl
b. Representative Ken .r.g'- afia,k
on thc Senate, auI a.so uiou t-I1y,
his REMARKS tu uut sfi pear 10 'aLsy =
CUagTca iIsH Eec.rt :h- ~. s.c-
noting That ;hty axe withheld Tor re-
vision. Unless they Cln'- .rfUsr 'Ly
senate ~ the rycU1t az su-.r u,lvr
authoritative way, :: Ugy be- tis,
nothing wiii Go tone.
Quay kLeT nothing % Size icliv-
cry o. the speech uutil THIS uaTUins,
ami after bis arrival "a, tire :-cua'.
hu conferred with several u his
colleagues, spending considerable
iius with ingalls,. Hc srid T. = re
porter that he mad no. Determined
what cnurss 10 Iursue. He had un-
der consideration the making Of n
-tItemeut under the rule governing
questions Of personal privilege.
The Republican, C0ucrsS-mru fnIu
Pennsylvania t1,lay prepared "a r,s1-
tuition iuzlruC;iug the i'uriic i'Gu-
ter % refrain from publishing RtL-
ugsiy's speech iu tine record. as 30
constituted 4 breach Os..rrrrum at.
n violation Of tine ru.ss 81 tre
Higgse. Kennedy, however, witt
held his SlerCa iI.n. ;he printer lGg
a day or two, anu consequently tie
resolution was withheld.
Kennedy this .fteru10u said that
he did not lc.is,c Ee mad said any
thing that ae-us!iy constituted a ylu-
latiOn 81 the rIics, o. an imp-YPriCiy.
lie added that hr hli not yet had
an opportunity % revise his speech.
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DIIAND. :. D, sept Last
ui-ut 20 tine Eic-s !asm, sixteen
mills south o.! D5iaud, while ON the
straw sack al the trrshius machine,
Peter Peterson was instantly Si!led
ty a bolt q lightning from an almost
clear sky. The s;@gS was shout
fifteen feet high. A. the bolt
struck the stack a.flIue assembled
xix feet and IL left a hole from the
e y tn the bottom % the stack iue
liz. a a barre, with sides n smooth
as 4 wall. Peterson was i,unt dead
on the stack. with his clothing al
torn Oh. the deadly fluid appar-
emily -trlcs the top AMI hack Of his
h.ai. ran down his holy. tore oil
the skin auI lefl thr U1,iy bleeding
all over, with several hg.eS tern our
% the fi.-h. His clothing was
ripqed or ant las Jy his -ile burn
Ing. Stranger vet. the straw -tIcs
apparently Iit not barn.
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saII.bnry ID a.nrI.n.

DUBLIN. Sept. i.-sIr. aud Sis.
William O'Brien ant John D:llou
are unable u sccutC passage %
America before October ii. They
will sail on tina. date. O'Brien told
q correspondent today that his
American programme j. not vet ar
muget. Dillon AMI O'Brien will
appear together 1t some meetings
ami singly AZ Others
L5ui S2lisuafy, who i taking
bankruptcy proceedings against
O'Brien, created a sensation today
by having his baiiiti enter n fir-t
class railway carriage, where
O'BTi-u vas with his wife, and at
tempting 10 secure n writ demand
ing cI50l from him. 4 row was
raised ami the railway men bounced
the bailif from the carriage, because
ne had only . third class ticket.
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ALBANY, y. Y, Sept. - Cen
rral Car Accountant Ewing-, Of the
New York Central rad, says The
blockade is efrsCuIllly Tsisei anu
everything running smoothly on
the Mohawk ami Hudson River Ji-
vision. The strikers vino have MT
returned TO work and who are Occu-
plying the railway compauy's
houses, have been notifiei % vacate
within 30 days.
Superintendent Bissen, % the
New YORK Genital. sail tonight that
an attemp, was mad. this afternoon
10 wreck a portion OF a freight train
at the Van Vert Street crossing
while the bridge vas open. Had
the ears not been stopped they would
have plunged down on vessel and
several lives wyild have been lost.
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duty Of L. cenis per pound on
J cables, cOriage and twine. the I'm
ance committee proposed 10 insert
/ tie words climbing twine," and
I Insert the woris ..biniing Irvine u
cents per pound"
AIdrich Withdrew the anlendilehi
50 a. e. leave the paragraph Is j.
came from the HOusc.
Davis moved an Amendment 10
strike binding Irvine cut u the Para
graph in order 10 have Il Afterwards
placed on the free list. After debate
the amendment was agreed "a. \
number o. other committee ament-
msnts were agreed o..
voorhees, moved % strike out Iar-
Gg-aph $40 50 as 20 have cotton bag
rir'y Ilscei on the free list. Re-
Jetss;!.
Paragraph clo. rsEsiing to FAX,
hitting, nets, etc, was, On motion
u Aldrich, amended i'y making Tire
duty 20 cent? pr pound AMI ~ pe!
cent Hdvalorrm, Instead Of % cents
and 50 Uer cent.
s'>l'e;lYies X and l.. wJDlrna, sli.-
and siis gO8l-. 'fT-iug iecn disPos'-i
of, schedule ", puip, -7rc-s and
books, was taken up, and the corr
mittee amendments agreed 10.
Then schedule y was reached
under the heading Of ''Slulries.'
4 lirich moved a uumbeT q COM
uuttye amendments n 10 buttons,
etc, which Wers adopted.
gHwe.H. iii. 80 81.
amendment to paragraph 81, To-
duciuC :he duty on cOrs bark fspm
= 90 So cents per huuired-Eud from
Is 10 cents Vgs Iurifed
PARAGRAPH 81
relating a. feathers aud downs, was
Amended On report Of the committee
hy striking DIL the words ''CguGe or
not dressed. - per cent ad rDtgrenl,'
80 ~ o. have that class placed on
the free li-i. and IS reducing the
duty on dressed feathers from % 70
sl yer cent ui rG'orcui.
Par1rraph so, r-lsting 10 prec-
LOTS stones was amended 10y adding
the wU-ds Limitations Of precious
stones, not set. 10 Per cent?
Paragraph a3i. relating O. gloves,
VS. PASSED over iuf1Tmaliy.
This closed She du;ilhle list, with
the exception 81 the sugar schedule
and % Paragraphs ;lIi had been
passed over Informally without NJ
ton. Going lark - paragraph fii.
relating 10 piIsh, Triyet- o. cotton,
etc. Aldrirh moved 20 adj 10 ii q
p.g-isc that none d the articles In
lIa, psHlgrsgi si1uli ray le. than
j. per cent al goi'Tc-l Agree. 90.
Paragraph -, relating - cotton
not bleAchrl was amended by max
Ing .h- last line read, ''ten ceI-s
FeE square yard and 8 per cent ad
rIfITcM."
After a brief executive s-ssicu the
Senate adjourned.
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to show that by the time the House
gets through with the eulogies %
the members who have died during
this session, tweuty-oue working
days will have been lost. He then
went ON 20 speak Of another method
q misunderstanding the roll.
With 33l members, Il takes twenty
five minutes l. make the rUll-can.
Whenever the rc3s and naFs mr.
0rlc:,i, Il Means the loss OF hall
an hour.
80 far this session We have hal
900 r0il-calls. Three hundred q
these have been utterly useless, a
mere wantOn waste. Three humid
red roll-Calls mean twenty-five
legislative days wasted in = mere
uSelc-1 calling over OF names, ami
all done 10 waste time, with public
business unfinished,
In closing what / have 20 say il
would not b- Just tO restrict the
House upon even a catalogue Of is
great deeds. What The House has
done Il has shown the country that
any House can Dc, and this Is worth
a princes ransom. II We haze
broken the p9eceden;s Of a huudri
years, We nave ~ pu-ic.lgnts for
another hrrdfed years, nobier than
the last, wherein responsibility viii
wait on power. and wherein the
people, with a flll knowledge that
their servants can DO 20, will choose
those who will woTthily cary out
their will.
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IsSu1x. sept. Marquis De
f-uvite lei London tbs morning.
Is uiy+r-. gud De- himself j. author
It's FOR .ie statement tina. lac has
gone % France ia crsler 10 hight 2
duel with tie French correspondent
ufa syndicate 90 Paris newspapers
who cI.ir-i upon him aut lnsuite'l
him. The Marquis arrived at EGE-
lr.ue t.i- evening auI registered -
The hotel Mariner. lie ucciares
that .in fight viii BE- 10 the death.
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IOTE5SA. kls-. Sept. i.-TIe Re
publican Stale Convention hi.
morning nominated :. ID. slower log
Treasurer. The Th,f1rm iavors
protection, a. eXpJuuieL by Blaine.
demands n service pension, a deer
water hara1r on the Gulf Of Mexlro.
eudor-ts Harri-Cn's administration.
endorses prohibition and more
stringent laws FOR IT. enforcement.
aud deciares against the alien
ownership o! land.
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DIS MOiNES. sept. i.-rhs pro-
hiu.ti1u State couTcutiOn here t.
day nominated tie following ticket:
Secretary q state, q. r. McFlr-
land, Mason city; Auditor. Ira
Dlrcas. Toledo; Treasurer. J. G..
Reed, keokuk County; Supreme
Judge, J. X Turney; Ciers Of the
supreme Court, %. ". Crawford,
Hariin County; Rlilruad C0mmi--
si0ner, Caleb DAILY, Henry County.
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Nr-rrIrENE. Seat. the mum
I--r "a uuu-Iuion dock iala---, luti.
Err, ami 10 STsia"y. j. increasing.
r.r s..u receive T-'li~- Protection
While. al wuE'.. Nt Eli7lIur tJH
strike. LI,csale l-s r-uvs-! q .;.i.'r".
and steamers manned s.ill uur
union crews are being freely ut-
ratchet. Many CUcSMsu asa o
WuFE.
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fE.gvr. S-pt. 9.-Ihe r'"iitirr
Of -Ia..a Hyrc j. RAPIDLY hrcpmir-i
ys--r. Tile wafer 3 s;I'i rising, ana
r-.-f..r- torrents, impas-au.e ty bats.
Hsy. converted whole blocks Ui
b u-,- iu.1 r-iIWis.
Tie Rosenberg i1m tue 'llrrst
r- DE like Ca the s;-lw5rze uuvri;
t.,.:-. has isrsf. Alarm guns were
rr.f.
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WAsHtNGIuN, SEPT. f. The
special House Committee invu-ii.
gIi:lrs t;1y charges agaius. Pension
Commissioner Rdum met ;his m1ru-
ius. Cooper, who brings the charge,
w..s not present TO testify, and the
committee issued subpoena lOrhin
10 appear Monday.
In response 90 the representations
Of clt-lcmeu In the Indian Territory,
the PRESIDENT hos agreed, upon the
receipt ia written guarantee tha;
bal! Uf the cattle will ice remJvcd 10y
November lst, that I've will extend
the timc FOR the removal q the r.
msinder 10 December IsL.
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All over n woman.

MAC1N, Ca. Sept. Willie a
cOlorei excursion was on the way
from Savannah % Albany n row
arJse over = w0mau's choice % -
cort. Fully fifty pistols were drawn.
The firing became general and
seven women were shot dead and
several seriously wounded.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the trntafc C0urt. 81 aad fa- SAT- Lake
CcgafT, Ierri.Csy OF Utah
In The naltsp- % The Estate % samuel
EsEll1u. tsrclscd-

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVES. THAT
~ Arrfsh 10 Frame, ,ELEel Bring
huFst auC william F1uter. E1Cru.lT- uf
the llst Will % -1uuei irruipu. deceased
have rendered for asftl=m=ut. and nied .l
said Court tie.- GE1l acr1unt % their Hti-
mini-tratior % saIi estate and peJiiina for
final distribution ~ tho re- I.Iuco 90 Sad estate
ausrr-the ucrz1us entitled therein. and thTt
Iues1sv. the Gfr1 cay n SCptcu.cr. a. n
i--e-af ie c'rlors an. az The teure Room q
satd Crurt. IT, the Cpuufv tnEr- Hcu-c. SAT-
I-ase CRY art n11fv. Utah Territory. has
bcea dulr z--ointesl bT she Juc-c q said
Court Tor the scifieuent % said account
and hearing saif petition Tor distribution.
~ which tine AID ullcc any per.ou IN
tcrcstcd In SD estate nay appear ard
show carse. u any there BE, Why said ac-
count should rot Be- scftic1 ard approved
and hnal d-tributioa made a. PRAYED for.
DATED September ist. leo.
JOHN q. CUTLER.
rierk q ire Probate Court.
4 MI.EE. Ary. dsW
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I.TyruivuI., Sept. Tho Iladv'
Unions congress fisiay voted d..
far1- ur having the wurkirg day
ri ,i--ht hours uIar compulsory ~
Parliament I'm amendment 10 the
efrre. that ,Hs 5isA;-Egus DAY Cu-nf
10 he voluntary AMI L. secured by
srci, trades a. de-irei /; was re-
l...,lfL.
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NIUsININ CITY. Erv.- -tIt. T.
The republican state convention
met here th.s evening Tire plat
form adopted iagO-, tire Irvv!Jp-
men; OF t;l- resource, Ut NyTSda.tuc
free coinage O. s.Ivgs, restriction u
Enumeration, n thorough revision Of
tie NEUTRAL. zst.rn laws and the
Au-t-rllsu utIIlt. Adjourned tsii
t1ruDrrrv-
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on tac Dam5eratic side the Sqes.lUi
gr1 ton recognised Ei1uI's right q
the floor. Bland yielded 70 Cum
niugz, anil. Notwithstanding UTI'
test from keFr, the Speaker pro tcH
recognized the gentleman from New
York. who Proceeded with hl
speech. tie was called 70 C-.irr ly
the Speaker JTy t-rg a., UUt syeasiug
- the Point uf 0ricr.
CrHmiu-s-I may bc g,u.-ly...
Temporarily, tut 30 the machinery
u :hc House c1uaot muzsis NE
et-rnaliy.
After further de.a,c IN, appeal
was withdrawn and CIuu0n said,
50 far ne Cummings hal referred O.
him, he would SOY THAT 10 was the
irii-h; % some peI-1u. on ttc Other
side o. imyu.c flsrEa1d against
members on his iCanula'>f side.
When hc maize q statement Cf Ic.
70 was justified ay ih- rreisi. SlE;e-
times he ti,uuEht the crusgr. ~ th-
gentleman from Sew YORK was
praise, AMI liz Pr...s- Ey.!.y cen
ur-.
Lacey IIovs} then called up the
Erevkiurilge election oa-,'. tae pre-
viDus quu-.rn 20 bc callci q, ]
O'Clock tomorrow.
Mrl,as (A.S.l made an earnest
attack on 'yvcIl Clayton. The case
went over.
The Senate piT was passed.. auth
oriZiHg tine Secretary q ihy Interior
81 survey the seventh stlulari i-r-
ai!el between the states Il North
and South Dakota.
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JACKSON, Miss, Sept. i.-Thg
constitutional convention toby
a !opied a section pTJvi4ing that uo
convict shLll ever be leased or hired
% any peas1n or corporation, puO!i-
Or private, after December /, lsgi,
and that tire legislature shall q an
don the leasing system - soon 90
possible.
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, ti..In- EEttrr.-.

WuuI-UyE. Du-. SeF:- lit D
reported tbs. Miss smith II Fast
wood. ih- principal witness IN the
BurshUi' -rsr'eT ease, has Iiy-'-ri-
on Iy di>ag. cared. Il CahleL5aE an
nyulce- Jlat Colonel Benweli.
le.Eor q tine murdered W5u, j.
Using. au5 -hertt fore will Ec, give
eviGrf..- Et The trial.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept line re-
puTisi sale u the wholesale cIrpei
establishment. conducted by John
Waulmakrr on Market Street. near
Twelfth, 20 Boyd, Harley & Co..
was confirmed today. wauam-Err'-
gTuss annual business al this house
vas e=iiuated at a million AMI a
hlIE.
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.tInIr, - rIrIr-

LoSDcN, sept. lin Er inter
view with the editor OF n Swi-!
usvsTa.er, Stanley refu,et the var
iOus charges that Enlin Pasha hal
made an.aiust him. lie decl-ret
tla, letter frlm WigSman first W
st Emiu's gratitude toward, aua
aImin,tirn f1E TIE English, aul
uaaie him weigh his chances ON M
exchange. The Illness resulting
from his accident placed him in Oh,
power % Ni-snaH md the httei
ru'a.-i Things shout Stanley, lag
uiiyiug ari iistCrting everything
until Lee a..ainei Eis ulG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

WA-u5NGraN, sept f-lu ~.
sIaus. t1 tia representatives 81
rattica.eu IN Iu,!iaH Territory, the
President has agrr-d upon receipt
Of a written guarantee iGat ha!! %
tie cattle will he removed by No
v.rlIer I. that he viii extend he
time f1f the removal Il the remain
fer 10 ID -ccmbrr 7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

rs HEREBY GIVEN To THE SrOcE-
4 hsidrr- 20 tu- Utah sugar Comrar s..
lLar The Firsr AunIHi Mcs.rE= % The ~t1gs-
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-cpfcmurr neat. 90 the once % Jan e. Jack
1u ~u-tu Temple street. -,ait Lake rity. %
elect Board ~ tlJr,rt o. Z 2 the ensuing
car. 90 rnr-rfer the prom - OF lnr-H az
irE fhs gar.ai -tass 90 tbr Con- auy. and
% arfrai o. Hurh u-l1r fa-iar... Sc. tllrisar
20 tac iutarrsss OF Gle y1.ararF g. s..sv Dc
iruagl- before b.
AgTHrE -TAyNEg.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05
The RsPubllraus in Nevada.

VIRGINIA CITY. New, sept. H.
The republican state convention
mct here this evening. Tie plat
form adopted favors a development
% tie rcsu.rces % Nevada, free
coinage. restriction 81 immigration,
trU-uJsil revision q the uIturaiizl-
tiuu .s--. sind Australian ballot.