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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-03

There are $50 members ef the q 4 Il At
Salem.
r 4 Allsa il bui,ding eammodiDus reai-
dsnss on Fourth Street, aeEr Baker. Thia
looks suspicious
Wo'k 10 n6ss ptogfsrsing on the switch
from Seio TO the otegofish railroad. g w
Bnnsaksr has charge Of shs grading.
Mfc A E.lson has sold hi. grocery store
in this city 10 \ A Biolgstt. 6f aillers, who
will hereafter make albany his hosae aud run
the stere.
The MARLIN eeshsy 'ax levy has been
placed At 81 mills, as fuilo~s. State tar, s
mills; saheoi tax. 5 mills; eoasty tar. II
mitls.
Tho Willamette Valley arrived II Yaquina
Bay al III o'clock 10 -d-y. and spseiAl tran
will hsing passengers and perishshle freis sht
TO Albany this sttsrnesn.
pea blacksmith Ahop is being erected al
the corner Of Second and Baker Streets, and
will be occupied by Peter A1,lnrsop, who will
move there from his present quarter.
The frat rain cf the season fell ihis morn
ing, after very protfaeted dry spell in
which an Immense qnant;t, Of dust had Ao
| eamalsted ON The roads Of the eoantry.
Mr ItAstiogs came down from the min-s
yesterday with piece Of ore G, yessd with
gold wires. lie will return in few days
and work for the Albsny company during
the winter.
Cards arc cut for the marriage OF Ar Jas L
Powell, che popnia grocer. aud Miss Maud
Van Iioin, tho accomplished daughter of
Mrs ID Van Harm. 10 oeear on Wednes lay
evening. Oct sth.
/ The famous American planiste. Miss Maliy
Stevens, Is making tonr en- this coast and
viii probably appear tefpre the Albany pab.
lie during next mouth, bringing with h, r nm
Artists Grand piano. This would be the
best musical ueat Albany ever had,
Jos Webber. Jr. who has been special
agent ct the Hartford aud Comm rciaI In
surance companies, travelling over e. 0 North.
wett. has resigned his position, and in order
TO be with bis I,mily accepted the positioa
OF Cashier Of the Portland Office OF the Home
Mutual Insurance Go. which will k, op b i'm in
that city. On leaving the old companies he
was presented with an elegant gold watch, as
token OF their appreciation of his efficient
and faithful services.
THE FuSERAL.-The body Of d Mans
field was brought to Albany this noon, &C
companied by Mrs Mansfield, William and
Gertic Mansfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Web
her, Jr., AMI Mr. aud Mrs John Hanshaw
Funeral services occurred at 4 O'Clock al
the Masonic Temple, under the auspices oi
the two lodges, and were attended by 9
large number of people.
| TuRanav
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-03

H OR RkNT. For flee or residence
u use, the building on Broadalbin
str sci. Inquire of l.. VKiRIcK,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-03

Albany Market.
Whuat-S3[5
Oats 4DS
Buttee-20a PRO.
Fggs- zOt
Hay 300.
Potatoe4 10 eta poF bu itgi'
Boof-- on foot. 3isr
Apples 10 cents por bu.
eotk-EIfc per II ,irosso1
aaconz -tsns i2'se.
shoulders, Sc.
aldos i0e.
4Asd-pc por ID.
fiouT~-4.Z5 per bbl.
blckons-s 90 por doZ.
VA Feod bran, 1900 per ton
shorts, 10.
mlddiiDgs, 20.
choy 10,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-03

NorR R-Home treatment, securely packed, sent By
express 10 all parts Of the Pacific Coast, for those who
canntt possibly call IN person.
lll INVITED 10 GALL FOR FREE CQASuLTATlQa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08
Death Of Sister Empey,.

A large number Of the friends and
kindred OF Sister Eha Elizabeth
Young, wife Of Brother Nelson A.
Empey. Of this city, will be sur
prised and panied to hear Of her
death, which occurred IN this city
last night. The cause Of death was
gas.ritis.
Sister Empey was the daughter
OF the late President Brigham
Young and his wife, Emeline Free
Young. She was born IN Winter
Quarters, now Florence, Nebraska.
Aug. 81, 1857, while her father was
In this region with the Pioneers
Thus her life began amid scenes of
hardship, toll and exposure, which
characterized theexperiences Of her
childhood. She was united in mar
rage TO Nelson 4. Empey in March.
1855, and WAS ever n faithful and
loving wife, though she never he
came a mother. Her home has
been in this city most Of her life.
though she has many friends and
acquaintaDces In various parts OF
the Territory. .All who knew her
loved her for her amiatle disposi-
ton, her tenevolence and her many
other good qualities.
The funeral win take pace a, her
late residences, corner OF South Tenn
pie snd Second East streets. on
Wednesday next. the 10Th INST. ut
3 o'clock-p.n1. Friends are respect
fully invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08
The September Rerisinn.

Today the revision OF the regista-
ton lists, preparatory to the delegate
election in November, began. The
officers Of ali the pre-
cinc;s OF this city sat in the building
formerly known as Independence
Hall, on Third South Street, just
west OF Main. They will be found
there the rest OF the week from 9 to
IL am. and from > to 5 pm. Their
names are as follows:
First precinct-A. II. Parsons.
Second precinct l.. Evans.
Third precinct. l.. May.
Fourth precinct-Fred Kesler.
Fifth pnecinc.-C. Z. Onenbach.
The names Of precinct registrars
in most VI the other precincts OF this
county are sIlgoired:
Big Recommendations spilleii.
Butler-V. Shurilifi
Brighion-Israel Spftz-
Buff Dlle-Joseph Nichols
Bingham-H. {. Lidgwood.
DrAper-James Mickisson.
East Mil Creek--Iames Young.
FArIners-Hirum Yeager.
Fl. Herriman-Harold Rupboldt.
Granite Richard Cr0wton.
Granger-M. ID. Cook.
Hunier-Geor-e Canning.
Little Coiionwood-Fritz Rittich.
Mil Creek-H. T. Shuriiif.
Mountain Oeli-Wm- NJ Roach.
North Pninf-Slephen Hanson
North Jordan-J. G. Rupp.
pleasant Green-F. y. Chambers
Rirertnn-0rin p. Miller
South Coffonwood-G. A. BurBon.
Silver-J. 7. Monk
Sugar House,. ;. Tonzon-
Sandy-H. r. Johnson
South Jorlzn-P. II. Johnson
UniOn-P. J stone
West Iorian--IoSaph A'iis, ~
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The Hamer-Tyler Case.

The election contest OF Hamer W.
Tyler, or As It reads on the court
minutes, Sones rs. Tyler, was called
on Saturday in the district court. BY
The consent Of both parties the case
was at once proceeded with, and
the judge ordered the ballot Loxes
brought into court.
II. II. Henderson, II. II. Rolipp,
Judge Borenlan and Robert Mash
were appointed commissioners 10
count the votes. Nearly the entire
day WIS consumed In recOunting,
AMI when the final returns were
made Mr.. Trler,s vote had been
diminished four. -
No arguments were made and the
case was dismiEtsi.s AIg. Tyler will
be county -eiefS.--0gdes Standard,
e~prlf = ~. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rxeur~lo.s (, s.ure,..

A Grand Jubilee, In conlrfisrnoE
alton OF the organization Of ths
first branch OF the Church Of Jesu,
Christ cf fztter-day Saints In
Scandinavia, for.T years ago, vii.
be held in Ephraim, Saiitrte Co,
Utah, on the 18th and 18th insis
Expecting that a large number OF
people from the northern settle
nients will ralt 20 visit their frienc =
In the south on that occasion, the
u. Z. Ry. Co. and the Sanpete Val
ley Ry. have REDUCED the price Il
transportation over their respective
roads 10 One-half the regular fare.
which viii be 50 20 from Logan C.
Chester, and return: $3.50 from
Brigham City. $50 from Ogden
$50 from Salt Lake City, $40
from Franckiyn, S4-9J from SANDY.
si.05 from American Fork, $3.50
lTgm Spanish Fork, and S2.75 IRON
Payson. Tickets, good for ten days,
will be for sale at all the principal
railway stations slozg the line. on
the 18th and 18th. Teams will BE-
In readiness % convey the visitors
from Chester b Ephraim. The ex-
cursiOn which will leave the settle
menis north Of this City on the 18th
and this City on the morning Of .he
18th, will be conducted by a com
consisting Of a. W. Win
berg, 5. z. Seve, G.. a. Carlquist,
p. W. Madsen, Andrew Jensen and
lthers. d&sI
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Sad Bereavement.

There is n sad case Of bereave.
meut in the Nineteenth Ward, In
the family OF Mrs. a. p. Anderson,
whose daughter Mamie died on
Saturday last. The afiiiction falls
githispeciai severity on the mother.
owing to the absence Of her hus-
band, who j. on n mission in Swe-
den, aud the fact tina; Mantle was
the last % four children, all having
died within about twelve months.
Much sympathy is felt for the par
ents in which We sincerely join,
and trust that the Lord may console
them in their hour Of affiiction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08
Pathetic stnr,.

ATLANTA, Ga. Sept. "A letter
sent TO the Consultation by n woman
now living in a Mexican town
makes n pitiful appeal 10 American
women and citizens for money 10
help her In her iistriss. The writer
Is May Inez McCabe, aged is, wife
Of Judge :. T. McCabe. She Is a
native Of Texas. Her husband was
county judge Of Hidalgo COUNTY
and being wounded In the foot BY
one Max Stein in June last. crusssd
the Rio Grande 10 Reynosa, Mexico,
70 secure medical aid. Stein, IL APP
pears from p letter, prosecuted the
woman with his attentions and on
ont occasion seized her by force and
attempted 10 make her comply with
his wishes. She was IN several
weeks after aud gave birth to n dead
child. After her recovery, Stein
still followed her, using threats, and
also circulated stories Of a Islander.
Gus nature concerning her. Finally
she met him Sunday night, August
18th. in Reyn0sa, and, on his re-
newing his threats, shot him
through the heart. For tins she
was arrested, anu Is now in prison
at Mniamoris. She begs that money
be cent To her there or 10 Don Juan
D0mingus, Reynosa, Tamaullpas,
Mexico.
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Held for a Horrible Crime.

A few days ago the alleged facts
Of a shocking crime were developed
at Thurber, Piute County. It is S.
serted that during period Of same
weeks a boy nameI Iva johnson,
aged between fifteen and sixteen
years, had repeatedly abused little
girl less than six years old, and that
he at length succeeded in ravishiny
her. At the preliminary examina-
ton the proof Of JOhBson's guilt
was, il i stated, strong, and he
was held IN $500 bonds 10 await the
action OF the grand jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08

The request for a reduction on ths
tax OF SIS againat the P. Lynch
estate was denied.
The valuation Of $3.50 on abe
property OF Mrs. B. Evans. In the
Ninth Ward, was reduced TO 81 $50.
The valuation Of $4,000 on the
property Of Mr.. Hewlett was reduced
10 $, ISL.
Oiutes S-.szron OF 9. 900 on the
.-~Perty OF Caroline Reese was cor
firmed.
The board sefused TO alter Clute,s
valuation Of s., 500 on the property
Of Ms. Cumberland. in The Six.
teeuth ward,
The -aiuafion OF $3.50 on the
property Of Mrs. Prefer. in the
Seventh ward, was put down 70
The valuation Of 81 700 on the pi O.
perty Of Mr.. +. l.. Carlson, In the
Nineteenth ward, was allowed TO
stand.
A reduction Of 8, 80 was made in
the valuation Of $3.50 on the pro-
perty Of Mrs. Robert Patterson.
Mrs. &. a. Gillett and Mrs. b. +.
Pendleton were relieved OF IS each
IN their taxes.
An adjournment was IA ken until
Monday evening, at 7:30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08

.as statement published in the
MS ieT Gays since about the
.Ifl's Of the bays who escap,d
"a The R s.5rm school at OGDEN
- %. strictly correct. The in.
-''.oa was not Obtained direct
S'aa Ha-kin, Is the reader
90 inier, but from another party
= -7.. b5nuiful soon after one Of
'y' had been found and who
'ns2usly informed that the
a.5, .i' had been subsequently
i5r. In reality only one oftbe
"a, secuted there the otbsr
-l.'ias been arraste bv Sbe-ig.
- -, , "a lac vicinity Of Lehi. The
5TB-e.,li hlggy taken from them
r.l1.-.,-.-l sc, ..arsia proved to be the
10y 'i Alr Child. II RiverdaIs
-, s7el stolen by the bow
~ , fleir escape from the zcboSI
49,, ne by whom be cartured ami
~ m, gave q fictitious name
So - p DE Norton Curtis. 4 M,
- Young scamp who has
-. - many times ia the r,oIic,.
a.. = Z. ihis city The bavs were
sfis.--5a 70 Weber Couatv. ana
'aitrai Tor lief. ~ =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08

Mathew Armstrong, u CrOftOn,
Ky, now In his seventeen year,
SAYS he has been troubled with
diarrhOea every summer as Tar back
as he can recollect. He has in his
time used many medicines, but
none equSl to Chamheriain's collie,
CboleEa and DlarrhOea Remedy.
This remedy Is prompt in its effects,
can always be depended upon and
when reduced. with water, Is
pleasant 10 take. Children DO not
object TO taking II. For sale by, 4.
c. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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WANTED.
LOST.
EOI-ND-

II ADY'S PIN, sHAPE or MALTESE
- cross, gold and blue enamel flye
Dollars Reward. Return % " alkcr House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08

The following bushes, vas trans.
acted on Sturdy
state q; Thomas Heath; Jno. w.
h-Iia appointed administrator on
filing bond Of Sgl.
Esta'ea1d guardianship Of Yenb;
J, TaylaF s;sl-, minor: eontipue -
10 Monday, SEPTEMBER 5. $50 At 10
=. E.i1te Ill. Kennedy: case con.
. l ,l 70 Friday. Seu:emii,sr Isg 70
,., l-s-t.e q William Deigan: addi-
~. i.1d Of administrator in he
- ~ approved aud filed.
- - "a all guardianship Of Eben-
-, -. l l,f4'l e al; Mary Ann John
~ r. ! 52.n,ei siministralrix upon
5 i...-5 "a. q l5ad Of 500 to each Of The
,, l,.s.e Of Eliza BARKER: order an.
$50 .,..'. sllrlisers and publication
% Ai,l'e 70 creditors made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08
NOTICE. OF SALE OF REAL es1AIs


NOTICE Il HEEEsY GIvES THAT
- IN pursuance Of an order q the Pro
hate Cou=t 10 and for salt Like County,
Ut-h Territory. made on nc lith day ~
April. is-9. IN TIRE matter % the egt1te q
-issen a. chase. deceased. the und@r-
si-ucf. the ad-1iniEtrlrriX % said estate.
viii s.ll ~ private safe. 10 the highes- bid
der for cash, ard subject 20 -oniiruation )
flid PROBATE Court. all the right. title. m
tcrezt and estate % the said SIS
sen 4 Chase at the time Of hrs
death. and al The ri=ht. title and inter
est that the said estate has By opera
ton % law or otherwise acquired. o.hrr
than CT IN addition o that OF the said SIS
scs A. Chase. AZ the time OF his dea-h. 10
AID 20 tha: certain lot. piece OF parcel %
land. situate and berg In the city and
county Of sait Lake, EtAh Territory.
bounded ani described az follows, 20 VII
Commencing a. the southeast corner % Lot
Two e. IN Block Two ~ in Plot a. salt
Lake Gig -urvey. and running thence wcsi
IN. nee east three az rods hence south trn
fl1l rods 70 place o. beginning. coutaiE-
ing thirty square rods Of ground
BIDS m writing vii be received FOR saii
PROV erty. addrs SEED 20 the undersigned
care q Isaac ". Wadeeli. E,b.l.. Attorney.
Utah and Commercial saving. Bank Nuiit-
INK. Sllt Lake CITY. salt Lake County. q tab
Tcrritlry, Up % and including the ssnd day
% -epfsub Der. lsgo. after wh'ch said prop
ertv Will be sold Terms and conditi1-s %
sale. cash. and subject 10 confirmation By
MIRIAM q. CHASE,
Adminisirairix Of the estate % Sissen- A
Cbase, deceased q n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08
THE SENATE.
The Debate on The Tariff Bill
Continued Again
Today.
ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The New York Central Train
Wreskers.-A Pathetic story
Prom Mexico.
By Telegraph 70 TIE SEvs.l
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Sept s.-The Sen.
ate this morning agreed 30 the con.
ference report on the river and hSr.
Dor bill without a division. The
bill now goes to the President.
The tariff bill twas taken up, the
debate on the bill and amendments
TO be limited TO thirty minutes for
any Senator ON any one subject.
After number OF verbal amend
ments had been agreed 10, Plumb
offered an amendment imposing
sl.35 per gallon on distilled spirits.
He said he offered It because he be.
lieved 1t would be necessity TO have
additional revenue thus provided
tS2S5, OS0, Oo0l to meet the require
ments OF thegDvernment. The re-
duction Of revenue which the bill
las 1t passed the Housed would af-
feet had been estinisted al s7I, 900, >
600. BY the restoratiohhof the
tobacco tax in the Senate that re-
ductiou had been diminisiledl to.
$50, 600, 900, qualified by the some
what ambiguous statement from the
finance committee that II imports-
tons were kept up on the present
-sale, Notwithstanding the increase
Of duties, the reduction Of revenue
would be only about so boo.
Berry asked Plupb how many
applications had aIre3iyi been re
ceivei under the new nSloti law.
Plumb gave the member at over
four hundred thousapds -7i~a
Cockrell-There VIM be between |
500, 900 and 200, O00 In all
Plumb said he had no doubt that |
there would be 1000 to SOC, 900 APP |
plications under that law and the |
appropriations under il would |
amount 70 At least sixty millions
year withIs the next three or four
years.
lie estimated the expenditures Of
the government At $50, 90, Oo0, it,
at 500, 900, 900, and said n
deficit was just as sure as the rising
Of the sun.
Wilson, Iowa. opposed the amend
ment ON the ground that IL would
put SIS, 100000 into the pockets
VI men who owned TO 100, 200, 900
gallons Of distilled spirits ON hand.
Dawes opposed the amendment be-
cause the increased tax would not
apply to whisky on hand, which
would be thus appreciated in price
10 the amount Of IS cents per gallon,
and also because he would not ad-
nit by implication that the pending
bill would result in deficit.
Plumb modified the amendment
~ making it apply TO all whisky
hereafter produced or Withdrawn
rom bond. Amendment rejected;
yeas, l.; nays. 80.
Vance novel 10 reduce the duty
IN cord clothings from 50 10 IS cents
ser square foot. Rejected
The sugar section was then taken
up, the immediate subject under con-
Liberation being the finance commit
es's amendment 10 the paragraph
duties on all sugars ab1ve
lumber IL Dutch standard.
Sherman argued against the
and in favor OF the
louise proposition which would
How all sugars under No. u Dutch
tandarI tincluding good qualities
{ brown sugar largely used by the
.eopie) to come in free OF duty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08
Death Of summer Howard.

FLINT, Mich. Sept 7.-SumneF
Howard, one Of the best known poll
ticians 10 Michigan. died yesterday.
He was a criminal lawyer Of great
ability. In lS76 ne was appointed by
President Grant district attorney
for Utah and conducted the final
trial OF John ID. Lee for completely
In the Mountain Meadow massacre.
subsequently he returned 10 AIichi-
gan. President Arthur appointed
him chief Justice OF Arizona, which
position be resigned In lsse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08
-T,on.t care 10 Eat.-

IL is with the greatest confidence
that Hoods Sars9parilla is recon-
n'tndsd fpr loss OF appetite, indiges-
ton, stes headache, and similar
troublss- The medicine gently tones
the stomache, assists digestion, and
makes one Hreal hungry" Persons
IN delicate health, after taking
Hoods Ssrsap1 rilla a few days,i find
themselves longing for and eating
the plainest food with unexpected
relish. -
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AN INFANT MURDERED.
A Clear Case OF Infaaiiciie R,rore
the Coroner.


Shortly after noon yesterday three
boys nameI Charles and H.ary
Fernstrom and Bailey Duniord,
whose ages range from twelve 10
fifteen years, were playing in The
rear Of the Social Hall when they
saw a bundle which attracted their
attention ca further Investigation
they discovered !, to be the dead
body OF female infant, evidently
newly born, wrapped Ia an old I'M
dershirt.
The boys notified two men named
Carlson and Anderson. who were
in the vicinity, and who removed
the remains % police headquarters.
Later the corpse was conveyed to
the undertaking MONS OF Evans Il
Ross on West Temple Street, where
DIR. Meacham, the city physician.
made n Fost-mortem examination
Of it. One lung was removed anu
what Is called the hydro-tatic test
was applied TO u. IL was placed In
vaterand fioated lightly. II was then
cut up in small pieces, which also
hoated. Some Of the pieces were
then subjected 10 n pressure Of about
90 pounds, after which they skill
njated. This Is regarded as conclu-
sive proof that the child had
breathed fully and naturally.
A long strip Of white cJtion cloth.
about two inches vide, and appar-
emily torn from a sheet. was wound
tightly arOunI the infants neck,
aud was doubtless the cause Of death.
The physician detected evidence
which led him 20 surmise that no
physician nor midwife attended at
the birth. The child had, in the
opinion Of DE-. Mearham. been born
less than tweniy-four hours at the
time the corpse was found. II had
auburn hair aud was well devel-
oped.
City Marshal Young has taken
charge Of the garment In which Il
was wrapped, and OF the strip Of
cloth found arOund its neck.
An inquest was In progress this
afternoon before Coroner Harris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08
Choral Ssriefv.

Inc Clorli S5eic.y VIII begin the
'slsla's work this evening. in As
'su.,y Han. AL the cid members
l-lss many new ones as have a
zs= .lr and some kno=iedse Of
va. music, are invited u attend.
n Stephens will conduct the
asdses, which viii embrace an
--l1l programme. 10 is under
M that Sisno- CImPobeilo aud
E-e VII be connected with the So
~ " some months TO come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08

salt Lane City. Barometer so.ot
P.H. Fffzmaarice.Supts signal Corps
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT
a. Sal Lake CfF. Utah, on Sepf. 8. 1890.
Oassrrcfons rahsa az 8 ga, 15iA Aer,
idfIH tine. a. cE tfGfioas.
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Railroad Accident.

WHEELING, w. V, Sept s.-A
serious accident Is reported on the
Baltimore & Ohio road at Littleton,
with six killed.
Later-This morning two freight
trains met in collision on the Balti-
more and Ohio, thirty miles east
Both engines and a dozen cars were
destroyed. The wreck took fire.
Engineers Dominick Kelly anu
Friekley, and an unknown man
supposed to be tramp, were killed.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM, NOUN
TAIN DIYTsIny-

On ard after !S7lt. 1t, 1880, Garfield
BedsA trdins aiN run as yoiiOirs:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08

We hive just heard that the com.
uites oa location Of the sugar
I,sn. arc about 20 make their re-
JON. Wok has been quietly going
O. ali SIMMER having in view the
Investigation and careful weighing
o! the facilities Of various I1cafities.
There ale three places from which
Propositions have teen made. each
a which has received very careful
s,rutinv. A fnal visit by the com
mii.ee IN a body 70 each locality
during llis week ami then tbey
ieplrt. Much interest is felt in the
accommodation Of the committee
al1 the locality which VIII be
chosen, for wherever the factory
VII be l7cl-ei a vas: sun Of money
VII De spent each year. Already
.''i is Ia sight fls sailscripiions
q iils important inius.ry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-08
Baseball Mnfferr.

BALTIMORE, Sept. T. Manager
Morton, Of the Toledo Club. has nd
opted plan by which be expects to
put all squarely upon record as 20
their position on the Brotherhood
amslgsmation question He has
sent out letter 10 the various presi-
dents aud managers, requesting
their signatures 20 4 paper calling
for \ special meeting u the associa-