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New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
4 POLICEMAN HELD FOR Brutal COyDCCr

Johanna Young the Yong woman who was arrStd By
Policeman James Beoo ~ the Th'r,eenth Pr cnet on
Thursday NIGHT and discharged In police court
pc> day when she ,hc polcen OF degraccui
cnduct toward her Police Headquarters yesteriay
TO make complaint agliis, him. She said To Inspector
Williams that pcoo struck her with his fist and cubb.d
hcr before hocked up Thursday night Inspector
Nyuiams decided TO place Bleoo on trial before ~
[ on,nlss ssQnexs.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

ALLEGED CASE OF RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION.
wa nston. June 2o.-Thc secretary of state I" daS
oalIc' to Consul General Williams. at havana l" Il"
,.csficr 30 the case of \. J. Dla1. and - report the
c, :, ,lc Depar4rcut n.az + a Baptist minister
,,d cl,.n. 70 be an American citizen. lie wa ar
w. fod and Imprisoned. and alleges that he IS
victim of religious persecution
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
.rrrvpr To BRfBE 4 REvHNUE COLLECTOR.

Madison Wis. June - iSpcciaD.-licrman Moss
lcr va. ar, In Louisville, KY. on the charge Of
attempting to biibc General Earl NJ Rogers Ih'"ai
rcvcnuc Collector of this district lie 0ne:cd Rogers
= 600 f. discontinue the criminal prosecution against
n,,onbc,ner 4 Co. whiskcy dealers of Louisville.
f,r .lccine that twOyear old whskcy was only sll
unntbs nd Mu~-lci f. the agent for the hrn. Ihc
case viii be tried In Chicago whcrc thc or'mc ""'
,rlrllf
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
COurLErIyG ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.

The entrance examinations for Yale and Harvard.
held in this city, were concluded in the lecture rooms
OF the Young Mems Christian Association yesterday
one hundred and six young men have taken the fals
examinations and thirty I've young men and twenty
six vnvuC women the Harvard examinations. Inc
noners vc-e forw aed the colleges last night ana
he results from Yale will be made known on July IL.
The Harvard candidates Will know their fate ON
Iuiy
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
DIVIDEND TO FIDELITY BANK CREDITCRS

Washington, June 2-.-Thc Controller OF the 'nr-
rcncy has declared third dividend 10 per cent pay
able June no. in favor Of the creditors OF the Fidelity
National Bank Of Cincinnati. making in all 40 per
cent on claims proved. amounting to si,3o2,2o'
Thi, bank failed June 20, 1857.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
FATAL BOATING ACCIDENT.

Camden y j.. June 25.-MiSs Hannah ). Grcenng,
the nineteen year old daughter Of Peter "fr'nlhE'
we'll known citizen Of south Camden was drowned IN
C,opcrs Creek late last night. She was one o parry
nf G,ur IA "A rowboat which upset, but all were
,cscund except Mis-, Grccning. The body was found
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
FREIGHT nor SIS AND CAHS ByRyED

GloSerSvic. ~ Y. June - tspccisll-Ihc ilclght
houscs nj the Fonda. JohnsOwn and ''lovcrsvils Ran
road lomp,nv ,t Johnstown were burned this morning
with their contento. Two New York Central freight
cars were also burned. From forty TO sixty cases
of gloves destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
poxps OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington June - Tho bonds offers to-day az
grcgatcd s125 800. n, follows:
REGISTERED 300. s.6.6OO. $4,000. sjl7oo
at i@2 ,,, s,ooo $4,000 All
.cisterci four and a halfS-T-"o F|ooo ELL
Ilo - 1O3. All the Offers vcrr accepted
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
MAKING PROGRESS oN THE

MAKING PROGRESS ON THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Wagngion June 2-.-Thc sub committee oi inc
senate Committee Foreign Relations. In charge ot
the reports from the Nicaragua canal Company TO-DAY
hcarf President Hitchcock and ex-senator warner
Miller president Of the construction company. Inc
procrcsS In the construction Of IN" canal a. Starn nl
Me.,r, Hitchcock and Miller. IS said 10 be satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
SUNDAY EDITION.
JUNE %, 1890.
& SIMPSON.
LADIES' BLAZERS.

WE SHALL GIVE THIS WEEK THE bEsx
VALUES OF THE SEASON IN LADIES' BLAZERss
ovrp ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT STYLES ARE
REPRESENTED. AND THE COLLECTION II SIM
PLY IMMENSE. EVERY GARMENT is TAILOR
MADE. AND FINISHED AS CAREFULLY AS THE
MOST EXPENSIVE JACKET THE GOODS ARE
nEArTIFrL AND FREsH--NOT A sOILED OR
TUMBLED BLAZER IN THE ENTIRE LoT-AND
ARE MOSTLY MADE FROM FINE QUALITIES OF
IMPORTED CLOTHS. IN STRIPES CHECKS AND
SOLID COIORS PRICES As FOLLOWS:
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
Travellers Quitting Department.

TDCKIsTs' REVI IoITES OF E'Enf DESCNIF'
TIOy. PRICES GUARANTEED THE LOWEST.
FULL LINES OF TRUNKS. TRAVELLING BAGS.
vALIsEs. SIDE BAGS, KNoCKABouT BAGS FOR
FISHERMEN. CAMPERS AND HUNTERS ENGLISH
SUIT CASES LADIES' 3.TRAY DRESS TRUNKS.
SKIRT TRUNKS BONNET BOXES, STEAMER RUGS.
STEAMER CHAIRS. MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES.
ING, CUPS SILK AND CLOTH RETICULES. COLLAR
AND CUFF BOXES. BELTS OF EVERY DEsCRIP.
TIoN; THE GORDON, STANLEY AND ELITE SILK
sAsIIEs; WALLETS, BILL BOOKS. PURSES. &c.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
CLEARING SALE OF
WRAPS, JACKETS, &c.

WE ARE CLOSING OUT THE BALANCE OF OUR
IMPORTED COSTUMES, WRAPS. JACKET, AND
REDUCTIONS THAT BUYERS CAN READILY sE8
THE SURPRISING VALUES OFFERED.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
NEWFOUNDLAND'S WRONGS.
AGGRAVATED BY BRITISH iNDlr HhH-'NA'

oppprss1vE. WORKING OF THE MoDUS VlVENpi
-rREE BA1r THE SECRET OF FEENCh
CONTROL. sMUG6LERS AT e1.
PIERRE AND MIoUELoN - THE
SCRAMBLE FOR TITLES
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
$2.48 $3.50 Sc.
2.98 AIS 8.75
3.98 5.98 9.75
LADIES' EMBROIDERED
WHITE SUITS.

1000 EMBROIDERED WHITE SUITS WILL Bn
PLACED on SALE IN OUR LADIES' SUIT
DEPARTMENT on MONDAY MORNING AT
EXTREMELY Low PRICES. THEY ARE THE
CHOICEST STYLES OF THE SEASON. THE EN-
BROiDERIEs USED WERE MOSTLY DESIGNED
FOR THESE GOODS. AND THEY ARE NOT TO BH
FOUND ELSEWHERE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-14
=. TEIE
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT,
TtO]
Every Democrat Should
Read it. Every Seeker
After Political Truth
Should Read 1t.
[C)E
CLUB RATES.

We will send the National Demo
GRAFT and WEEKLY INDEPENDENT I,
any address within the United State.
for So ayear. All paid up subscriber
to the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT are en-
titled to the benefits of this offer.
The regular subscription price OF
the National Democrat is 81 so pe,|
year, and it is we'll worth it. It al
published weekly in the city OF WASH.
ington, and each issue contains eight
seven-column pages of reading Mat.
ter. Send to this office for Stamina
copies.
1t has the endorsement of LEADING
Democrats; it contains all the Wash.
ington and National news; it's record
OF Congressional proceedings will he
full and complete, and it is in ever,
way a worthy exponent of sound
Democratic Doctrine. Subscribe now
and secure this staunch organ of tbs
party of the people.
The WEEKLY INDEPENDENT and
National Democrat for IS per year in
advance.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-14
Where Slavery still Exists.

An Indian woman in the Lahore dis
trict has volunteered to accompany po-
nee othcer to Sind, and there promises
to point out several other women who
have boon decoyed away and sold to Gull
tivators as slaves. Tho police authori-
ties have sent police sergeant with the
woman to Sind, and have asked the dis
trict magistrates Of Multan and Sukkur
TO reuder every assistance to the woman
In their respective districts in discover
ing tho slaves and their kidnapers. A
sikh, kishon Singh, is alleged to be a
great dealer in the slave trade. This
disgraoeful traffic in women has been
carried on from time immcmorial. and
tne authorities are now taking moas-
ures for it's prevention.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-14
The Flowers of Europe.

or tho 1900 KINGS Of flowers which
grow In Europe, only 42O are odoriter-
Gus. Tho white flower is the most
common, there being 1, 1a4 kinds of that
color. Less than ono-flfth of these arc
fragrant. OF the 951 kinds of yellow
ho"crs n arc Gdorifcrous; Of the S23
rod kinds, 81; OF the 3OS violet bluo
Kinds, IL. or tho 40 kinds with COM
binod ooiors, 70 arc fragrant.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-14

HENDERSON BANKING CO
-QNCOKPORA Ed
Successor to-
J. HENDERSON,
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: BANKER
.........s....' ........ 5000. -..,.
ELKo. NEVADA
FFIGERS
j. HENDERSON. President
L. o. HENDERSON, Vice President
JNO. HENDERSON, Cashier.
"A BANKuOF-
DEPOSIT
s.''. ...'......
EXCHANGE N COLLECTION {:
....'..... ....-.D ............--
DISCOUNT
sssts' .'..sS''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Messrs. Donohoo. Kelly s. Co.,
San Francisco. Gal
NeEErs. hutenr RoIly q Co........New York
First National Bank. Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-13

The latest, largest and beat niusi
al work yet published IN the Terri
tory, containing a tuna for even
piece IN tho Latter-jay Saints
Hymn Book, has been issued from
the DEsERET NEWS pres. aad /.
now for sale IN different styles OF
binding:
Paper Covered Boards. Cloth Back,
Sl.51 zach or SiS.nt Ter doz.
Cloth Bound, 81 G each. si7.0J dOz.
Cloth and Leather Sound, SLID
each, $500 per doz.
Full Morocco Gilt, - - each, $500
per d0E.
II sent 10y mail Il cents FER look
additional will be charged.
The best musical talent in tine
Territory has been employed in the
arrangement and compilation Il
the work. which eouiains the
choicest Of the sacred melodies %
which the Latter day Saints Hymns
have been sung in the past, and a
rich collection OF original tunes,
many OF which are sure to become
lavorites rs soon as known.
There are go pieces Of music,
with words accompanying, Ia the
PsaimOdy, making it r large and
valuable COX.
Net only should every chcir be
July supplied with this remarkably
cheap and most excellent work, bat
Il Is equally well adapted for home
use, and no family in which music
IS understood or cultivated should
be without 1t.
In ordering, state how you want
hem shipped.
Address: DEsERET NEWS Co.,
salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-13
Entertaining Company.

The whole philosophy OF hospital
iiy j. summed up BIZ Emerson In
the following manner: Il pray you,
D excellent wifei not 20 cumber
youas-lf and me 10 get a rich din
uer for this man or this woman who
has siighte'i az cur gate, nor a bell
chamber made ruady a. too great a
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Gus In, they can get for n dollar al
the village. But Jet this man see.
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wh2t he cauno. buy At any price,
NJ any village or city. ami which
he may well travel fifty mikes and
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board be spreli and the bed be
drsssel Tor the traveller, but let not
the emphasis % hospitality he in
these things. Honor 70 the houss
where they arc simple to the very,
Of hardship 30 that the intellect /,
awake and sees the laws OF the
universe, the soul wOrships truth
and love, honor and courtesy flow
into all deeds.''-Ex.
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Ths Lar1sr said No Wore.

= very fanny thing occurred Ia
the mayors cOuF. recently. = case
was called In which The prisoner
bad been bailei. An attorney rose
and said: '.H0rr honor, my client
i not hers; il l. dou5tlul whether he
= III b. here; he was most hrutally
assaulted and beaten 10y an officer.
ani he may nov he dying, heis On
his bed surrounded by his friends
who are Ii iuars watching aud pray
ing that his life may b. ~plrei-sn
event u grave d01ht." ia. at that
moment the door Of the court room
opened anu a man entered. 4 hum
ran over the crowd, while "Fherr
he is, there he isi7 cauid he heard On
every side. IL WAS the pri~one~
who booked not 4 whit IS II he were
about 10 die. The attorney tIFnsi,
looked At him, gEcE.c'i and sat down
without n word, while the crOgd
roared with laughser.-EE.
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Mealhfr Wisdom.

Laning. in his "weathef Wis
dom, )" says:
a deep blue col0rcd sky, even
when seen through the clouds, in
dicstes fair weather; n growing
whiieuaes, an approaching storm.
When the sky in raipy weather j.
tinged with sea green the rain viii
increasei II wish deep blue Il will be
showery-
= bright yellow sky at e-ening
indicates Tain,
A plle yellow sky at evening in
Gicates wet weather.
a neutral gray sky at evening IN.
dicates fair weather.
The SINE In the morning inli'
cafes wet weather.
Hsziness In the air, which faiei
the suns light and makes the OFT
appear whiiish OF Ill defined, or II n
night the noon aud stars grow dim
Indicates rain will follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-13

Baptism to- Tie Rr5nisSiaH o.
L H=p,isa Es>ea'.AJ 20 saIrstiaa-
Easrs.ssIcr5,ner. 50
4 voice frrrn sslr Ns'si'ifaiu1-
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ham 1ounE- -a-
The Tennessee s.s,~-aesr ais'l ti'
Cau-eS- Lecture l. JOSH -'-7-'' a.
Gnia,. 60 sails lake gity and Is E'i
Ea.Ems.
Sn,,lny sesisaf Bfria=ne. and Rect
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quires. s9-5o
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FOR use Of Sunday schools &c.
s.eo,,,, Beok for oar I.Ifsie TFie1ds
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Youths and Children s cioh'inq.

Already pas; years
TO extremely
azd e s. .z- they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-13

SYDNEY, Sept. IL Representa-
tIycs % the lahaF unions are hold
Ing a private conference for the pur-
pose Of deciding uoon n basis upon
which 10 approach ths employers,
with a view Of etiecting a settle
ment- In consequence Of the strike
1000 men are out Of work in the
Newcastle district.
MELsoURSE, Sept. IL. - The
strikers In the shipping trade are
weakening. The military force viii
be reduced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-13
Enniy Equipped " md a'li7 iar inspection !
How About Clothing?

wIhoui the slightest eslggs-a.ioa sa.h a gran
coats. such beautiful dcss=5 aad patterns never c
one before The styles C course tsa-r-ls r:5ul-t
styles out Of the leading "FIihioa Plates Of Engai
trimming etc, no comment; We sap,y answer as u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-13

docs ycur husband attend
church regularly, Mrs. rrottsreD IN.
qulred the new minister.
cob, yes," Mrs. Trotteranswersd;
she goes once a year regularly"
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-13

so.e, MID % ary part q a.s
f-,,.e,i sec. or Eoeegt Il f4ies'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
PRICES
EVER KNOWS N THIS CITY.

Black eros Grain SILK at soc; worth a5c.
" 70c; CSC
75.; SlIO
COorad silk at &c., &c. AMI 2O are the Biggest Bargains
offered this season.
line Of Summer Silk, usually sold at Soc, 6Oc. AMI &c.,
marked 6OwR 10 Csc.
20 pieces Of Black Bunting at &c. 20c and 22c worth 2Oc
25c. anu 2GC.
LOT Of Plain Dark Organizes at c.; worth Zoe.
Lot Of Figured Linen Lawns at l0C.; worth 25c.
lot Of Dress Liners at Csc.
lot lda Linens Il yds for ST. p yds for 81 10 yds for ST.
tennis Faane!s q! &c., worth 5C and IL c., worth 20c
Extra Fine Sill Suipe Tennis Fannels al &c., worth 60c.
! o! Printed TGol CIalieS at u c.; worth 25C.
Lei Of Ladies Embroidered Dress Patterns, SLIGO and $780,
One-quaTier he cost
I LOT OF Boys Low CUt she at Sl25; worth $780,
ot Of Mems Low Cut Shoes size to az $780, These goods
We're sold fer $500.
lot Ladies Coh Top Kid Button Slices at S5O worth $780,
0 Misses and ChIdrens Cloth Top, Kid Button Shoes at
SIPS and S22J; worth $500 and S300.
All Of Cldcens Misses Ladies Tan COOred Shoes at cost
Ladies and Chirsns Straw Eat At i0c &c., &c. 4OC SOC.
and 7jC4 these sEs lai price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26

claimed that many facts were
brought out which tend % show
that the disciIHrgrs were the result
q a p-,.Uuccried plan 10 dr.p all
prominent i,alsr- ia the circles u
Knights
: preamble and resolution was
adopted, calling on the STATE Board
u arbitration 90 Ur!-r q prompt in
| v,stigatiuu uf the existing difficult
tie. saying the strikers were ready
and anxious fUr one.
Before the meeting adjourned
fowdvriy ami D-viiu addressed the
delegate, outlining the cIur>r
which wUUli he pursued in cas- The
federation dill HO. grirr a general
strike.
FyrvptEtY AS ~ AcyrsER.
ALBANY. Aug. 2i.-A monster
mass meeting was held - the rink
tonight ami drew a llr.sr crowd O.
that place than ever iafsry entered
the bul.Jiug at one time. \. "
Wright, member ~ the central Eek
rru'Ivc board. Mcclure and Pow
derby were among tse speaker.
PUwIerly was received with a per
feet tuTnuit ~ applause. lie said
the strike was llueaIy won nut pro-
clhimed a victory. No man c1iiiII
say the fauee was wrong lie said
the los uE tu-ssgii it-tl -iHup on thz
r1gJ vas Sl.uII.mI hy a-tuai count.
'"l'iia other account, would flt up
>-,ru.uIl, ami e.: 9, ssp- time Tor
Webb "a y.i!i n the strike.
iOwd,rly then asked II any
member % lhr BrJth,riU8d u 10
connective Eugiuy-r- Wa present. Ifl
there Was one, he sink, o. him. and
Ice called upon the 0r.,I e. array
themselves upon the Side U. lltpr /
despite tIuir unworthy chief ltl
was uul until Arthur tU.t chang.
lLat such ur'aTiuu- GH.ur- gsury
made public. The uui-g mas. SOON
show IT, hand. despite it- hr.UrI
chief The Genital rad wa rcfu--
ing freight. al.uHTy.t BE- -l- tir,. law
ui tur state iIIt luvy ~uru.i lake
all freight offered. The law should
descend, aud iu-.yaI uf calling out
the militia seize tie rlII log falling
90 Lp o. duty.
At the conclusion ~ mis- rgm1rk-.
tOwderly Ui'vr,-l resolution. which /
was adopted iy a storm 90 uu1ui-
r'uu- approval. tIst '.it O. the sslIse
ui iHI- mrriius 3D., :Hc iu'rNu"-
tgpu uf au armed iJr-r iu the state .
ia time 10 lrI1r j. au outrage
against the laws u- cur state, j. Ia
violation VI every law 10 humanity.
a.i should 90. st'Hy! 90; tine next |
session - the l.si-iI;u-y."