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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03
NOTICE.

To our PATRoNs.-It IL the policy
Of this company 10 reduce our rates
whenever It can DO done with Justice
to the very large investment we have
In our plant, and, as our winter rates
would commence October /, We wish
10 say that our rates were made year
ago when We had hut n few lights, hnd,
as they began 10 increase, we made our
tint reduction In last May. Apprcclat-
Ing the patronage Of the public, aud
believing that n further reduction
would now Increase our consumption,
we have decided TO allow our summer
rate 10 become our winter rate, which
makes them the lowest Of any VI our
neighborlng elites Of any Importance
without single exception. In the
cities Of Denver, ON the cast, and San
Francisco, on the west, the rates are
the shme aud higher than oun, not
withdrawing the fnct that their la.
come I. more IN two months than ours
Ia In twelve months.
We publish u comparative statement
below showing tho rates charged by
the different companies named.
The company has also decided 10
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icci !. my duty to say few words
In regard 10 Ely's Cream Balm, and
no 20 entirely without solicitation. |
have used II more or less half year,
7 have found II TO be most admirable.
| have suffered from caiArrh Of the
worst kind over since was little boy
anl-l never hoped for cure, but Cream
Balm seems 10 do even that. Many u
my acquaintance have used II with
excellent results. oscar Ortrum, Is
Warren Ave, Chicago. III.
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Notice

ON Tuesday evening October Q, 1881,
AZ 1890 y. M, in the large tabernacle,
the somi-nnnual Dcsoret SUNDAY
School Union needing viii hu held. it
II very desirable that all Stake aud
ward superintendent, assistauts, OH.
ccu and members he pftseut,as mntlcls
of importance will be considered. The
general public Il Invited.
GruHor q, CANNON,
GEORGE GODDARD,
JOINS MORGAN.
SALT LAKE CRY, Sept. -, 1891.
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Union Pacific Excursion.

The Union Pacific Railway com.
psny will, ON the 18th Of this month,
place ON sale tickets from this city to
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
at $50, and to Leadvile aud other west.
crn Colorado points Mt SIS.
Tickets will he good ON trains leaving
HALT Lake on the morning or evening
Of the 10Th, and Tor return until Octo-
ber S0th. This Ia the lowest rats ever
made from Salt Lake TO these points.
These trains leave ut am. and q pm,
aud will be equipped with elegant
Pullman palace cars, tourist slsepofs
and day coaches.
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College Association.

The board Of directors of the Latter
day Saints College have incorporated
under the laws Of the Territory. The
articles Of agreement, bonds and other
pagers were filed In the Probate court
today. Thc name aud style OF tho or
ganlzation ia the Latlor.day Saints
College Association, OF the Salt Lake
Stake OF ZION. The object Is educa.
tionnl and the articles relate In detail
the powers To bn exercised In the fur
thoTance Of this purpose. The trustees
are Angus M. CnnnonYresidcni; Elias
Morris, vicc-presiden,; W. u. DOugall,
secretary; Hobor Young, treasurer;
John Nicholson, George IL. Taylor,
anu II. w. Naisbltt. The association
has power under the articles 10 Increase
the membership OF the association.
This college, having vacated the
Social Hail, will reopen In the newly
procured premises the Ellerboek prop.
erty ia The Seventeenth ward, on
wednesday Oct. 7th.
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There were In operation during 1890,
80 establishments employing 827l
haudH, whose wages amounted tu
sl,dDf l7T0O Tho plants were valued
NJ S3,.i6,6ll,01. The raw material
consumed was valued az S2,l37. 2nl 90
and tho manufactured product at s.,
$50, lO3,OU, IhH total Invested capital
IL reported OF 81, iui, ssl.Ol.
This report g. FAR below the actual
figures. A glance over thu tabulaicd
report SHOWS At once that large mum.
Der Of establishments have not been
returned.
Here follows statistical resume Of
the population, railroads, schools, etc,
most OF which has been published here,
lofOrc Ia different forms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

Vast improvements have been made
at this popular health resort. The
dresaing rooms have been entirely re-
constructed. The root IL lighted with
colored glass, which reflects beautifully
on the water, giving It u transparent
crystalline effect. Tho plunge bath
has besn entirely laid with new cement
nc tho bottom and sides. There aro
other improvements now Ia progress
also. Altogether q bath at the Beck's
Hot Springs Is now u luxury, 90 well Ms
an effective dispeller OF disease and In
flrmlty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

The Coop Furniture Co., will soon
Remove to their large and New Store,
adjoining u. g. NJ. /. on the north.
Pending their removal they Aro selling
for cash NJ p hig reduction.
Call ut once and secure bargains In
Furniture N all kinds, and Carpets,
etc, etc. Theee goods AeTe never be-
fore offered at such lowNbrlces In this
city. The Company are now located
at No. 90 South, West Temple.
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CHICAGO, Oct. alt In ballvcd that
the young woman who waa killed yes.
terdny near this oity by jumping OF
falling from the Denver limited train
on the Rock Island milfoad, was Mlsa
Mary Loary, Of this city, who IL suffer-
ing from consumption, aud went TO
Denver for her health.
ssssinxs iDstitut. Closes Its Doors.
KINGSTON, n. ", Oct. a-Ulster
Savings Institute has closed it, DOOR
aud II In charge Of Bank Supefinten.
dent Preston. Examiner, have been
~ work since Tuesday aud have al
ready found that sos, 900 have been
stolen 10y Treasurer Oaifander and
Matthew T.. Trumpbour, the assistant
TREASURER, aud II IL feared the ateallngs
viii reach over that amount. At mid
night last night Superintendent Pres.
ton swore 20 Il complaint changing
rumpbour with PERJURY In swearing
u false statements contained In the
July report Of the bank ~ the banking
department, and 1mmpbour was mr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

jpsEs.-in tho Seventeenth wari, of hs
city, october god. 1891. of Inflammation Of No
bowels, Edward Taylor, son o. r. 4. and ntna
Jones ngei 10 mnniht and days.
Funeral services will bn held At tho 'ess.
doncc. Is Apple street, At ten a M. tomorrow,
sunday. Friends Invited.
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PARIS, Oct. Figaro and other
papers urge the government 10 grant
amnesty to the Boulanglst oxilcs, now
their leaders, dead.
The lievlsionlsts have issued man
iiesto declaring their intention 10 con-
tinuo Boulanguf'a work.
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10 give the public all they want. We
are now putting In three more engines
aud dynnmos, only 10 be ,ufe that We
are keeping In advance Of our growing
city. We are trying 10 plehse the pub
lie, and II there Ia any lack Of proper
attention to our customers by our en-.
ployes, the president Of the company
would be pleased 10 have 10 reported to
him. Appreciatlng your patronage In
the past End hoping 10 merit your good
VIII ig the future, We are your
obodient servants,
SALT LAKE PowER, LiauT AND
HEATING COMPANY.
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GtAlEsMEN WAIVED ALL OVER TllE
- United states. BuHngss Wholesale, Mag
nlncent Hdyuritsing fptciuty for retail mtr'
chants, something new $1,000 easily made be-
Tore tue liolldhya. No salary, uut liberal rom'
mission on hrHt ana iulufn orlcfi from Wert
chants, Address Immediately Tor exclusive
Territory unu fall particulars, tONitNtAfAL
lNnLisiiiNu co., lhlla, ia dl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

sixty cents year Is what Eiison pro.
diois will be the cost Of heating and
lighting a house when electricity ms
iully shown lIs power But we'd be
iIad to have 1t come IN our time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

IONnoN, Oct. a.--Hcnry NJ. stanley
aud Lieut Jerson, who was one Of
the officers ON his last African expedl-
ton, have gone 20 Ostend, Belgium,
where they viii remain Tor week rs
the guests " King Leopold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

LosDoN, Oct. Princes Beatrice.
the ninth and youngest daughter oi
Queen Victoria, aud wife o. Prince
Henry Of battonberg, has been dolly.
cred u q son.
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BIDS wANrKD.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ scaled proposals Will be received ny
the undersirnrd, Tor the erection Of school
building Tor the Gllh School District, salt Lake
County, tiah, both for the nitro structure and
separate paris 81 the several wOrks, NJ 10
pm, Of OCTOBER, y, lsll, a. No hlI Conaiiins
ton Hulding, or ~ tic Pacln1 Lunibar %,
lIAnH und specincatinns NAV DO examined NJ
the onlco VI racin' Lumbar CO., sugar House
ward salt Lake County, Utah,
Tho Hoard reserves the " hi 10 reject any
and all lids. join HEMhLLN
jobs :, EDWARDS,
JOIN NJ. WHITAKER,
board OF TiuNcoa glih School District,
salt Lake Guy, sept -, lspl, dtd
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extend the discount rate on tho follow.
Ing residence schedule from 10 per
cent, the present rate, to 20 per cent,
thereby making fret ten lamrs cost net
only SJ.l5, or M average Of q. q. each
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II. q. ". EXCURSION.
The following self.cxplauatory letter
was read before the members Of the
Exchange this mornings
y. o. Horn, Esq, Secretary Salt Lake
Mining Exchange;
Dear sire October 18th tho Rio
Gtanio Western railway will run mn ox.
curslon from salt Lake city To all Color.
ado mining towns, excepting those In tho
immediate vicinity OF Donyur, NJ rnto OF
80 for tho round trip. Tickets will DO
good for fifteen days In which 10 COM
plcie tho round trip.
ltalo TO Denver, Colorado Springs,
Mnnitou aud Pueblo and return for this
occasion will he go
As this II tho lowest uIto that has ever
been made. / shall be- glad II YOU will
kindly have II announced several times
between now and the 18th instant.
Yours very truly,
j. III. BENNETT, q. l.. A.
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DESERET EVENING NEWS

py Tor Adv,f'ii,msn,s vhlah A., sspee''d 70 Ap.
.s,t In ihs rvrsSa Ktvt On the day shea ree,ifsi
tlall b handed IN 70 he tvsihs-s asioitnsn' n''
kisf than y. m
Hats q Alrsfiiaisz fufn'itsi upon aprlieAN'a
ny Css ios sdssrssahsna must y "a N"As
tAfA
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.

A Meeting ot Alexander ana william.
IoSDDN. Oct. S.-The Vienna cor.
respondents affect TO know that the
Gar will meet Emperor William In
November
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nnn FlRsrULAss wErHERs
L sOkpO Tor mutton. Apply 10 y,
earn, Pacific Lumber a liuiling Co., sugar
House Ward. DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

Additional lamp, Doc. each. This
brings the additional lamps down TO
sac. each net. Light will also bo fur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

joseph Hlrsohyogel was arralguod
before Justice Geo TO-DAY for keoping n
fierce, dangerous and mischievous dog.
He entered plea OF not guilty, but
was Rdludged guilty by the court.
Sentence was, however, suspundet, Jon
tue defendant promising 10 romnvetho
oipal boundaries.
OTHER ITEMS,
james Cummings is under arrest on
Q charge Of obtaining money under
falsa pretonsCs.
Tom WilliHml and Peter Smith arc
In the city jail on suspicion.
w, NJ. Fountain, G. II. Jones and T..
De Lamar were fined s. each Tor
drunkenness.
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A GOOD MILKING COW ron SALE
~ thcfp Any ~ huuf. AELsoa, HfifIa
Ae1s uAca, or ~ "a u street,
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rue var orders tue Cossnchs 10 uoid
ihcir cavalry Horses Ready.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 8.-An i'm,
pofial ukasc has been Issued instruclIng
the Cossack population OF tho Ual
districts 10 hold their horses ready "A
the various military centres. This nc.
ton IA taken 20 that the horses may be
at the disposal Of the Russian govern.
mcnt Ia the event thu. mobilization Of
the troops Il being found necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

WE have Removed from 10 Il. Sec,
ond South 10 our New Market, lOl and
lO3 Il. Second South, corner u State,
where we will be pleased 10 see all old
fIicnda and now patrons.
Our New Market II tho finest In the
city. KNIGHT X CU,pANY.
j. w. WEST, Manager.
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Amusementg.

Tho Home Dramatic Club gave lhr
wages Of Sin" Mt the Salt Lake
Theatre this afternoon 10 very good
house. The same play will DO r..
peated again tonight, and for the last
time during the Conference season on
Monday night ON Tuesday "Called
Back" will be given.
Fanny Davenport win appear We'd.
nosday and Thursday aud Saturday
matinee In "cleopatra," Friday In
"Fedora" Saturday ola Toscan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

And Parachute Jump, Tuesday, oct.
oh, . p. M, at Caider's Park, by
Woodall Brothers. This exhibition
VIII positively take place on date men.
Toned or money refunded. Take Rapid
TranRit cars on state street for Park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03

During 1900 tho four bl,uminous
mines Ia Utah produced 355,sbl tons,
valued at 500, 80. The Sconeld mines
yielded oi this amount S38i, Iid, Castle
Cato sl7i,621, Coavlille 1858, 93l.
Following sthe total mineral output
OF tho Territory;
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22

. O'Clock before Judge SAMUEL W.
Cobb and pleaded not guilty. he
waived examination and was ecn-
mitted - ialI without bail
ffae story q Ainy's er1sas - . singular sne-
He sas smpl0ged a. : farmland 6y Andrew
Warsen sell-tor 10 farmer q Hanover de
~as god Gookinz sad Gose Ferne1 tl4a
l. ssaAI3y the ease with . m4a IA hls position
WEiss Attending - his duties - tAs farm
Alasx mads love 70 Christie Warden. The -
yesr-old daughter CT ais employer She vas
~eli educated and popular Ia social cireies II
Hanover. Aimy's attentions we're distastef1l
T. Ter AID she avoided AHA he sezs zssy for
. time e1f returned ana renewed his aitsn-
tioas % tas souGg soulaa- Soon Miss Wardea
had quarrel With Amy VITO threatened her,
and for tnis ae vas discharged - her father
He vas aftsrsard seen pro~ling about tls
Warden fsFu- Ga the Eight Of July "a Chris
tie. sith hsr mother 4na SISTER Fsnale vas on
hsr nay home from = meeting about half
past OelCex When Amy .anped
from behind : clump Of bushes. lie
seized Christie BY the arm and said: Il wan.
YOU SIG resisted hin. snd when Ter mother
ana sister came u her aid he drew a revolver
aud fred several shots al them Taey ran
away 10 obtain help. bas when they returned
win several men cEristie was found dead IN
The bushes with two bullets In her body Since
then Amy has been hunted by sksrifs' posses
eonst4Dles and detectives IN Canada and New
England
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22
MINERS BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Two Hundred Pounds Of Giant Powder
Kills Eight Men.

BURKE, i. T..Aug. 21.-Two hundred
mouth of the lower tunnel of Black
Bear mine near here with terrible eff
feet -Four men were imprisoned at the
breast of the drift by rock, which caved
in and the men were suffocated. The
bodies of four other miners killed are
not yet found, but all hope of finding
them alive has been given up. The
explosion was terrific, tearing up the
earth and caving in the tunnel for a
distance of 100 feet At o'clock q res
cuing party had recovered the dead
bodies of four miners-G. Mcneil, gen.
eral manager; John Jense, assistant
manager; Robert blackburn and John
Barrons. miners There are four 9TH
ers missing, and il is feared their bodies
were blown to atoms Jense is a
brother OF one of the proprie-
tary CT the Central Miners union
at Burke just how the explosion oc-
CURED cannot be ascei.ained but it is
supposed that lighted candle or fire
from pipe dropped into the box con-
tanning the powder, by some one pass
ing, was the cause. Four cases OF 200
sticks each exploded almost simultane-
ously. The Black Bear mine is located
half way between Wallace and Burke,
on what is known as Canyon creek.
near the town of Gem. The bodies of
the men removed were found at dis
lance of $50 feet from the mouth of the
tunnel
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22
AT MOUNT MrGREGOR.
The President Celebrates His 5sth Birth
day the Historic Hill.

The President Celebrates His 5sth Birth
day ON the Historic MIL
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 2i.-The
president on arriving at Mount Metre
gor Thursday proceeded at once To y.
w. ArkeIPs cottage. In honor of the
presidents arrival Mr.. Arkell had ar
ranged for a pleasant dinner, it being
the presidents 5sth birthday, at the
Hotel Balmorsl IL was served at $3.50,
and about l2o guests participated. Ex-
Senator Arkell spresided. lie intro
duced the president 10 the party in a
brief speech Mr.. Harrison responding,
IN part, said:
We are gathered here in a spo; which Is his
toric. This mountain has been fixed IN the az
feetionare and reyerent memory of all our peo-
pie and has been glorihed by the death on its
summit Of Gen. Ulysses $. Grant IL was Mt
that that great spirit that had already lifted
It's fame TO a height unknown In American
history should take it's flight from
the mountain top. IL has been said that a
great life went out here. but great lives like
that Of Gen Grant do not 60 out. They 90
l win ask you In u reverent and aIec-
Tomato and patriotic remembrance Of that
man who came 10 recover all failures in
military achievement and with his great gen.
eralship and infexible purpose 10 carry the
tag OF the republic to ultimate triumph-re
calling with reye.ent interest his memory-to
Il fax q toast In silence as a pledge that We will
ever keep in mind his great services, and in
doing so viii perpetuate his great citizen
ship and the glory Of the nation he fought to
save"
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. V, Aug. 21.-
The president devoted the morning to
fishing excursion on private lake
with w. j. Arkell and returned to the
hotel in time for dinner. In the after
noon he left Mount McGregor for this
place, where he met various commit
tees of Saratoga citizens, Post Wheel
er, q A. r.; veteran and citizens re-
publican clubs, Lincoln club, Putnam
phalanx of Hartford, Conn; Jeffer-
sonian club, and other organizations.
The president and party at once
entered carriages and were escorted
to the Grand Union hotel, where an
address of welcome was delivered by
Village President Lohnas, to which
President Harrison responded After.
ward a public reception was held i.
the hotel parlors.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22

Sr Louis. Aug. 2i.-Three distinct
shocks OF earthquake were felt in this
city Thursday night So far as can be
learned the disturbance was noticed in
only the western Part of the city. The
shocks were preceded by thunder and
lightning but no rain fell. The mcr-
curry fell some Is degrees just before
the shocks, the first of which was Sc
we're enough TO rock houses and break
crockery and windows This was fol-
lowed by two more shocks. The time
% tho "A i.t,s rbauce was s:45 o'clock
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; ii is pleasant
aud refreshing to the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually. dispels colds. head.
aches and feyers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste ard ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, lis
many excellent qualities commend 1t
TO all and hare made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand yill pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
san FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE. kE Asw YoGx. Rk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22

candidate for governor, S. L. Bestov
and George Van IIouten. the demo-
cratic and republican candidates for
lieutenant governor. made addresses
The horticultural exhibit is in
charge of George Van Houtcn aud
is one of the most remarkable
fruit collections ever displayed in
Iowa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22
Rain Fpa.ne.r. Br,sI-h Crops

LoSDoS. Aug. 81 There have been
twenty four hours of continuous rain
throughout Great Britain The effect
has been most disastrous 20 the crops
and all hope Of saving them has been
.ko,I.nal
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22

HUpsoN. Mich, Aug. 81 The =
vesr-old son Of John heNair. q NOR
chant of Prsttvilis. fell in wheat bin
while playing IN an elevator az that
rlace aud was buried under SEQ bushels
81 whest When found he was dead.
ieath having resulted from snfrocstion.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22
sentenced 70 Impri.oumen. for Life.

SAGINAW. Mich. Aug. 2I.-Edward
Rogers. aged 81. the murderer of Hat
tie Moses. has been sentenced TO inn
prisonnent for life az the Jackson
state prison BY Judge Gage. The crilae
was committed last fall and consisted
in the shooting of the Moses woman
through the breast because she would
h,,f soon recovered
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22
Arrested Tor Countcrfeitinx.

CorxCu BLrFFs, Ia, Aug. 81. -
United states officers arrested George
and Mary Manning here Thursday on
an Indictment returned against them
by the grand jury at St Joseph. Mo.
ia 1889. charging them with counter
feiting. II is alleged that they made
see sie bills OF the Webster head is
she. Manning appears to be aboat 80
years old and his wife is not much
xas3nc-ar
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22

MfrcHEIt. Ind. Ang. 81. -Thurssiay
a Ms. Mcqueen. supposed b be from
Rseart I'll. bearded the local freight
- 90 70 Smsthviile. but dropped dead
before the train started
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22
Death eta Consul.

Cstc.eo. Aug. 81 Henry Worth
ineton Beexwish. United States eonsu
at Bernuda- died at his mother,
home. near Hinsaaie. Thursday. II.
was a son - the late Judge Corydon
u--L-fAh
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22

CUMBERLAND. Wis, Aug 7i--George
Fusseti. an old resident ~ this city and
his grandson were besh drowned while
sshiEg ia Beaver Dam lake Thursday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-22
THE BLUEGRASS PALACE.

Il IL Formally Opened at Creston. Ia
An Excellent Exhibition of Fruits.
CREsroS, Ia, Aug. 2L-The blue
grass palace was formally opened
Thursday. Gov. Boies was compelled
10 review the Third regiment national
guards at Indianola and sent his re-
grets. Hon. A. j. Westfall, the alliance