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The historic times., 1891-10-24
THE WORLD AT LARGE
summary Of the Daily News
WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE board Of control of the national
xrorld's fair commission has confirmed
tbe nomination by Director General
Dayis Of w. E. Cottrell, Of Detroit for
chief Of the department Of live stock.
THE eleventh census when completed
will fiji twenty-five quarto volumes Of
1000 pages each
ARBITRATION was the subject dis
cussed by the Ecumenical Methodist
council at Washington on the nth.
The proceedings were made interest
inc by the presence Of Secretary Fos-
Ter and President Harrison, both Of
whom addressed the conference.
THE president has accepted the resig-
nation Of Gov. Steele, of Oklahoma.
THE first steps toward the erection
of monument to Gen. Logan in Wash
ington have been taken. There is
sl65, 900 available for the statue
THE United States supreme court
advanced and assigned for argument
the first Monday in December the cases
of the two murderers to be killed in
New York by means Of electricity.
The court also advanced the cases of
Eelden and Schwab, now in the Illi-
nois penitentiary, for completely in the
Haymarlet riots in Chicago.
THE post office officials are greatly
interested in the expected lessening of
the work in the large post Offices Of the
country by the introduction Of new
stamping machines.
SECRETARY NOBLE has ordered al
the surveying corps and allotting agents
In the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reserva
ton to disband until congress makes
further appropriations. This will de
Law the opening of these lands one year
MRS. HARRISON has written letter
encouraging the Chicago chapter Of tht
Daughters Of the Revolution in thei
efforts to make a suitable exhibit o.
revolutionary relics at the worlds fair
A STATEMENT prepared at the treas
ury department shows that the net golt
balance in the treasury (coin and bull
ion) was S128,648. sol, a loss Of SS, S76, AZ
since October |. 1t is, however, $40,
979 O79 more than the balance June 80
when it reached its lowest point sine
January. 1888.
Mr.. WnITEHoUsE, charge d'affaire
Of the American legation at Rome
cabled the state department that tn
Italian government had removed tn
restriction against swine products az
companied by certificate Of inspection
The decree against the importation 2
live swine is still in force.
MAJ. GEN. SCHoFIELD's annual repor
recommends augmentation of the army
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GENERAL.

THE elections in Chilli passed off
quietly on the 18th The clericals
claimed the house and the liberals the
senate.
WILLIAM REDMOND has been selected
as the Parnellite candidate for the par
liamentary seat for Cork, made vacant
by the death Of Mr.. ParnelI.
THE garrison at Elemecen, near tho
frontier of Morocco, has suddenly re-
ceived orders to march upon and occu-
py Touat, the oasis in the Sahara
desert, in order to prevent its being oc-
cupied by Morocco
AN express train came into collision
at Kohlfurt, Silesia, with a shunting
engine. The express train was de-
rallied. Five persons We're killed and
many injured
THE British sealers Otto and z. =.
Marvin, which were seized i'll Behring
sea, have been released by direction OF
the lord commissioner of admiralty.
THE archbishop of AK, France. will
be prosecuted for disrerarding the cir
cular enjoining him not to leave his
diocese without the consent Of the gov
ernment The archbishop is liable to a
heavy fine as we'll as a term of impris-
onment
THE Associated press and the West
ern Union Telegraph Co. are at outs
over the question Of LEASED wires,
the services of which the company has
refused newspapers.
| SUNoL trotted a mile in 2:084, beat
ing Maud SIS record of 2:O8A made in
| 1885.
The French senate tariff committee
decided in favor of a proposition to i'm
pose a duty of % francs per 100 kilos
on salted meats of all kinds including
pork, ham and bacon, instead of one of
90 francs, which the chamber of depu-
ties had already passed.
A SPECIAL cable dispatch from Mana.
qua, Nicaragua, says Don Fernando
Guzman, the ex-president Of the repub-
lie, is dead His death is generally re-
gretted.
PROF. ISAAC c. RUSSELL and party,
who have been exploring Alaska, have
reached Vancouver, b. c., in safety,
excepting Thomas White, who was
drowned.
THE tea ship Hecla, bound for San
Francisco, has been lost at sea.
A BAD accident occurred between
Brandon and Kenney stations on the
Canadian Pacific in Manitoba. Two
persons were killed and one seriously
injured.
THE Dutch steamer Edam, disabled
at sea, has safely reached port.
Ex-PREMIER CRIsPI, of Italy, bitterly
attacks the papacy in the North Amer
lean Review. Rome under the pope, he
says, was gangrene spot which pois-
oned the whole body of the nation.
THE San Juan and Palaloopan rivers,
Mexico, have overfiowed and several
towns are inundated. There is also
great destruction of crops.
THERE is a diphtherla epidemic in a
Norwegian settlement near Marshall
town, Ia.
LATER returns showed that the lib
erals carried the elections in Chilli by
heavy maiorities.
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THE EAST.

JAMES PARTON, the author, died at
Ncwburyport, Mass, on the nth. He
was the husband of Fanny Fern"
Mr. Parton was born in England in
1892. but had lived in America since
childhood.
HARRISON, LoRTNG & Co., ship build
ers, Boston, have assigned Liabilities,
$S75, 800; assets nominally $500, 600.
THE stallion st. Blaize was sold AZ
auction at Tattersalls, New York, re-
Gently for $780, 600.
THE noted telescope makers, Alvin G.
q George B. Clark, Of Cam bridge,
Mass, are to dissolve partnership, be-
cause George H., the senior member, is
physically unable to continue in active
business and desires to be relieved OF
all responsibility.
A.P. CARTER Hawaiian minister to the
United States, is lying very i'll in New
York city. There is little hope for him.
JONATHAN STEWARD, of Trenton, n.
j., has made an assignment The LA
bilities foot up $500. 600 and the assets
about $1S5, 900. The liabilities include
numerous Endorsements for the Tren-
ton china and Star rubber companies,
which failed a few months ago. and all
the Trenton banks suffer.
The statue Of Adm. Farragut, by Ii.
II. Kitson, for the city OF Boston, has
been completed at cost Of S22, 500, and
Is said by critics to be a masterpieces
in composition and modelling.
In the general council Of the Luther
an church at Buffalo, N. H., resolu
ton calling on the United States com
missioners Of the worlds fair to close
mp the great exposition on Sunday wa!
unanimously adopted.
SUNDAYS steamers at New York
brought 81. $50. 900 in gold from Europe,
making the total returned to date Sl7,
$4,000.
SYLVESTER FRANKLIN WILSON, tht
prOiector of female baseball teams
who has been on trial for abductinf
kSteen-year-old Libby Sunderland, o.
Binghamton, n. ~, has been convicted
of the crime.
THERE was a run on the Yonkers IN.
~ savings bank About 1000 excited
depositors drew out $500, 600 in few
hours
EX-SENATOR INGALLS, addressed
large audience in fremont temple, Bos
ton. Gen. B. F. Butler introduced him
IT is stated in Pittsburgh, Pa, tha
the Standard Oil Co. is to have opposi
tion.
SYLVESTER WILSON, for abductin
hbbie Sutherland, was sentenced q
New York to FIVE years in the peniter
fary and to pay fine Of $1,000.
JoHN BARDsLEY declares emphatic
aly that no power on earth can unsea
bis lips
REv. SAM SMALL was arrested i
Boston on charge of obtaining S1,0O
Dy false pretenses, made by Rev. Ill .
Monro, clergyman Of Newton. It ]
said that the transaction which result
W IN the arrest was agreed upon il
august 1885, when Mr.. Small wa
president of Ogden university
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Death Not nur 20 ; spiders Islse.

NEW YoRK, Oct 90 -Gustave s'ea'-,
the musical critic Of the New York
Stats Zeitung. who ras recently bit.
ten By = spider. died this morning.
Death i said TO hare been the result ot
pneumonia and heart failure. - tns
doctors sav the blood poisoning r..
sulting frcm the spiders bite hai
nothing - 10 .iih Nr. STEMS dcatA-
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The etiquette Of French law must
sometimes take the Favor Of an unwel.
come surprise 10 lately exported brides
Not long ago tho Countess de IN Forest
Dsyonno, formerly Florence AudonrJid,
OF Washington, was driving IN tho BOil
de Boulogno with her cousin. MrA'llar,
rison Gamer. another bride from Phila,
delphia. when her horcs suddenly took
fright aud ran away without hurting
anybody seriously or doing pcrceptblo
damage. With characteristic prompt-
ness, however, u government Official
called and laid before the countess a bin
for damages Tho official document
stated that some injury had boon done to
the hnrks OF the trees and some littlo
confusion Of roadway and bordering
grass had been caused by her horsos
Well, this seemed rather amusing 20
mn American, but when bills for dam.
ages to five different carriages came In,
lone after another. tho COUNTIES, began 10
get anxious, and consulted her check.
book with a growing interest and much
wondorment rs 10 whether there would
hc enough left Of her yearly income for
necessary expenses Furthermore, thg
has no idea when the demand will stop
or how many moro ancient and decrepii
vehicles will come out as good ms now at
her eypense, New York Timea
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Some OF tho fashionable women 0.
Berlin have formed themselves into 0
society "for tho prevention Of crime
against common sense In tho matter OF
dress In particular DO they inveIgll
against tho dilcomforts Of tho corset,
which In Germany Is made longer and
sitter and altogether more abolninablo
than anywhere else. Men arc admitted
TO membership, and are urged TO miti-
cato by precept and example various
stipulated enounities Of their own at
tire. One clause In the circular reads,
"Male members arc respectfully request
ed to teach their brethren that trouscr
patterns aro unfit for morning coats,
waistooats and Inverness oyercoats, -
Her Point Of View in Now York Times
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There arc many people who prefer
"gamy" or "high" meats, or, in other
words, meats that aro a little over tho
limo Of decomposition. Nor AFRO they
ready to accept the fact, long ago cstab'
liahed that such meats arc not only un.
III food, but are in high degree harm
IA.
When decomposition occurs poisons
aro developed. Healthy adults arc ablc
10 resist thcsa poisons TO triAing ex-
tent Just whore this resistance lies, no
ono snows, but il IS generally accepted
that Il Is In the liver. This theory IL
supported By the fact that those who ara
inclined 10 be- bilious aud have sluggish
aud otherwise dersnged livors are always
upset, II not made really III, by meats or
FISH that have become In tho slightcs.
iegree tainted. boston Herald.
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Terrible Experience of Pleasure Party.
A small fishing schooner has Just ne
turned from a trip along the coast, and
brought with 1t party Of father. son
and daughter. who had an experience
which rarely falls 10 the lot Of any one.
Tho party "a William Buchanan. his
son Tom. and his daughter Nellie. Five
weeks ago they started on a cruise along
the coast Va small yacht, taking o
pleasure trip They were provided with
guns, ammunition and fishing tackle,
aud expected to have fortnight's sport
and then return east Miss Nellie was
"a expert with the gun and rod AZ either
her father or brother. md all three were
| good sailora. About sixty miles south u
sluall drove their yacht out 10 sCa and
wrecked tho vessel on one Of the small
/ Islands about twenty miles on the coast.
Mr. Buchanan was badly bruised By
being dashed against the rocks, aud Tom
| had his right arm broken IN q similar
way. Miss Nellie WIS the only one q
tho party WHO received no injury, aud IL
10 10 this fact alone that any Of them are
alive. The guns, ammunition and fishing
tackle were all saved. and Mis8 Nellie
cared for her wounded relatives aud
then started out TO get them something
to cat The island is out Of the way Of
travel. and In consequence not vessel
was seen Tor two weeks Duringall this
time the young lady hunted aud dshed
and was 20 successful that they did not
pass one day without food.
The island Is ~ Cat and barren that
unless a vessel gets close 10 II the people
on board cannot see IL, They could not
use tho little wood they found for signal
fires. for they were afraid thoro would
not be cnosgh to servo for cooking their
food A storm had sent them on the
island. and similar occurrence saved
them, for tho fishing schooner had been
driven on the shore aud out Of her course,
and VIXEN the captain saw the island he
sent boat lahore to 6go IL h0 could got
water
Mr. buchanan had by this time fully
recovered, but the tou was still suffering
0om his broken arm. They were takgn
on and brought TO this city, and are now
feeling none tho worse for ,heir expert.
encc. except Tom. whose arm Is In bad
condition from neglect Of proper treat.
munt during the two weeks Of suffering.
Tacoma lWa,h.)sCoE Philadelphia
Pres
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The latest remarkable cure reported In
Maine Ia that Of nine-year-old girl
named ORA, at Levant, who Is said to
have been cured OF bad case Of spinal
disease by riding a tricycle.. Her trouble
dated from infancy and she was supposed
TO DO doforned for life, several promi'
nent doctors having pronounced her case
incurable. But month ago tho child's
father bouset her tricycle. and she at
once began riding, ut first only on smooth
floors, but later out Of doors. Lately o
great change has been noticed In her
condition. Her back has begun 10
ttraighten aud her general health to i'm
prove. -Bangor (Me.) News
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The two-year.old child OF Ms, Nutty
Of parkersburg, w. Va, has had n most
remarkable escape from death. The lit
tie one WAS playing about tho mouth OF u
well, and getting too near tho odgo lost
its balance and fol- in. The well was
hNty.two feet deep and so morrow that q
full grown person could not wei de.
ecend. 4 slx.yoar-old boy finally de.
scended, and catching tho little ones
clothing, held tightly TO IL until they
We're both pulled out again. Neither
was hurt, aud tho llitlo two.year-old tot
was playing about as usual an hour af'
forward. In tho fall the child had not
touched the sides aud the water ut the
bottom saved her life.-Philadelphia
Ledger
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Tho Health Of sew YORK;. wealthy sten.
with jay Gonld sick with tho neural.
rln. 4. T.. Huntington out Of sorts with
malaria and rheumatism. and John D.
Rockefeller under treatment Tor ucrvoul
urostration. II Ia not 10 bs maryclcd n
lint Wall street mon ak. 'Arc opr great
finsnciers breaking DOWN" within tho
past ak months tho respective prcilcnti
OF two big trust compnuics haye been
advised that they must cithcr abstain
from business cares or retire from all rs.
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WHAT IS 4 GUARANTEE?

tfny merchants saemen tho habit Of indmiuAy
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make the "guaranee good IL ~ pelcou and foolish
respected In the breach than In the Observance
guarantee ayoay value should be- made with knowledge OF
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place any tool found imperfect In
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ton the Gasoline Stove done with Think Of the dis
comfort missed In Summer by avoiding the heat OF big Kitchen
Range.
Superor Cooks and Ranges Superior bakers Superior in
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The "Footo IeiIgorpion" An Ice Health promoter.
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OF Builders Hardware, House Furnishings Garden
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NOTICE 70 WlTER C0NSl NENS

nun ATTENTION or TnE PUBLIC IS
hereby called to An Ordinance m rotation
10 ths Water Wofts. paced september I'M,
q. y, lsss, restricting w &c ~ w,icr ior
Iarcr sprlntlius Dlsireti detcubof a. fol.
lows, 10 Wit
All uat portion Of the city lying east md
north Of toe ioilowing hlundauts is hereby
Disttirt. 10 Wit Commend X ID the lutetaffs
lion of ist wcst and IN North .tra sand run.
ming thence soata alofE ,aiI W Nt,ts!fsei
North street 70 Apple street, hence s1uih.
sastefiy along Apple street o. ist North stoft,
thence cast along lat North street % Kat Ten.
k,fcet 10 Sonh temple street thence saii
Aiong Norih Temple street u lst Eaft Street
thence south along let tast street 20 south
Temple -tfssi, thence east aloag south icmplu
street. 10 dth raat street. thence soul aiSHr
an rasi street 70 Lihgrty parl. And ali per.
sous takiug water from thc mans on South
Trmplo stteet, eaft Of let Eatt street, aud
til,o iskinr from the main % ~ Iait stfset,
sial be decmtd % belong to sad uppef Du'
iret
south 0t tic foregoing boundaries 10 hrfohy
inAdo and declared to be The Lower 7puntlinE
spriintiers Tor the iavh., sidewalks. streets.
,,tt dowa and fronts In the Upper ustrirt mnst
b. used unir between The hdtra Of o ana @
o'cl0tt 4. a., aud ana O'Clock J. usi ai.h On
the Lover nist1ct letwccn ths huurs u AMI
10 o'cInrt am aud aud Q O'Clock b. tn, dufiug
Inc months Of July. August, september and
Oeiahor VI each year. Thirty miuntCs time
each DAY HhaIl be allowed fuf ihs aprntl'ug VI
sarh i1l tgunrc yard n lawn in tho IL pcf
nltifirt, ami twenty minutes each DAY fdr ne
sAfge area IN the iloNdr District
Ang prffun violating any Z hg Tfuviflonf a
thta section shHil, on cunNigtou, he Nn0d iu ANY
suni not exceeding ten dplart TOT she ufst ".
fence, ana not exceeding twenty dullafa Tor
each subsequent onenec
4 strict enforcement Of this ordinance Will
hunceiorih BE- observed.
Uy order u tic Mayor.
!. y JACK, city Recorder.
salt take CITY. Utah, July gJfd, ls1i. az
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rs little German princes lunch aud
breakfast with thoir parents, and 50
strict is the emperor in all ceremonial
observance that tho little boys arc
dressed three times each day In clothing
appropriate Tor the hour. They are al
ways attirod In English fashion, and
thor morning sni.s exhibit more signs
OF wear und tear, more evidences OF
thrift in the careful darning and repair
ing done upon them than an American
boy OF means would submit TO wearing
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Oscar Wilde Ia the latest author 20 be
accused OF plagiarism. the assertion bo'
Ing made that his poem called "lmprea-
sion do Matin' was printed under the
title Of zone Pale Woman" In tho Lou
don World fourteen years ago,
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LEGAL NOTICE.


In the Probate Court, In and for talt lake
County, Territory " iut.
In the matter Of tho Estate Of John \. u0usk
decoafcd.
NOTICE ~ TEnEnY GIVEN TINT
N LuEilrih ". huutk, aiulnistihtfis, Win
Tho stll annexed. Of the UtIaie o. John a.
Iuurk. deceased. hAs rgudoref for settlement,
and nlod ln said court, hgr nnhl account " her
administration 81 aald estate ami Tftitinu for
nnfl distribution Of the residue OF raid estate
AMONG the q rFons entitled thereto, ana that
Monday, tho 2ih day " August 4, 70, l 1l, ~
10 o'clucs r.. M, NJ tho Court Room OF said
court. 10 ihe County Court House. salt Lake
CITY and county, uiah Territory has been July
appointed by TIE iudgr OF SAID court, Tor ilg
settlement OF stid account art bearing All
pfutOn fDr distribution, NJ which tine and
place aug Irfaun lni1rratrl IN HaIl tHtHto may
aUpcar nrd show cause, u an hrrc be, why
fhid account should not be f0tilct ami aps
proved and NAL distribution made A. pfayci
Tor.
Dated July 81. iol.
ricri ~ Tho Probate ConfL
iy q, D.. sriNrOs. pepnty, dtd
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DELINQUENT Noncy.

Tho bellevue. Idaho Mining Company. Locs.
1akc titv. Utah. location ai Minrf and
WORK. Mineral ilii MINING Distict. state
90 Idaho.
AvO11cE. -TIiFnE ~ pEi tsouENr UP.
N on the following described -tuet. on r..
count % as cfsmcnt u thirty t0l cents pee
share. levied on the liih day n April, isal, the
several accounts sot opposite The names Of the
respective Stakeholder, A. followsi