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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

OwiNusvu.LE, KY, Oct, 20. - A
party VI white caps attacked the resi-
dguru Of George Clup last Tuesday
night AZ "a result James aud George
Howard were instantly Killed, half "a
dozen others were wounded, ono Of
whom, George Jones, has since died.
A slttor u the Towards was III aud
the shock killed her. Today mn Infant,
To which she gave birth few minutes
: rior 10 her death, also died, making
five deaths In MI. IL IL quite certain
onc or two more Of the wounded will
die.
The true history Of tho AFFAIR has
Just come out. A young girl named
Della Carpenter wah the Innocent
cause Of the tragedy. Mr. See had
adopted the girl. The Culps and Re
hvcca Carpenter and thelr confsderatcs
We're inrcnscd ut this, ~ was also Gym.
thia JONES, who, Il " claimed, said She
hsd bought the girl, and was 10 Ray
$3.50 for her. ltebecca Carpenter ue.
clarud She would kill the girl n she
remained with the See family. There
WAS u great deal Of excitement over
the matter and somebody served u
white cap notice on the Culps, ORDER
Ing them TO leave IN twenty days
unuer ptnbty OF ucnth. inc CulI-
remained, aud the nclyhborhood talked
with mUrc freedom than prudence. no
the matter continued until the fatal
elimination.
Come time ago RebeccR Carpenter.
aunt u III. girl came 10 the house OF
Bronner See and asked him 10 take the
girl and keep her, as tho Carpenters
were not able. Hoc promised 10 take
the Girl on trial. not long after this
Mollie Culps, Susie Culps aud Re-
bcccn Carpenter went 90 Scc'n house
In the ahscnce Of the family, and stole
the girl and secroted her at the house
Of George Culps. IL came 10 tho oArH
II Nit. fee that the persons who had
/ the girl In charge intended 10 take her
10 Mount STIRLING aud put hor In the
hands Of Cynthia JOnrs, n notorious
character. In the meantime the Hifl
ran away from Culp's an,i came 10 the
house OF SEE and pitouusly begged him
| 10 keep her. ns She said she was afraid
II her people. This led 10 the attack
on Culp't house and the deaths Of Ave
OF more penona.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

HARTFORD. sept gs-shmuI ". Cirml
Gus. che genial humoTist. who haa a1 iUHH
pludnd under the r,ouH0nym of Mara
Twain that biz real name b. Comparatively
unknown, d now travelling ln southern
France with BIZ family Tor tho paui0ss nf
huth health aud recreation. Hr will pass
the winter iu Berlin aud possibly uumliu
abroad, "duing Che CIGilutut' Cor tle
next two ycHOs H's new. long story. GA.
Titled "fhe American Claimant" is now
ready Tor publication, and viii room uats
It. appearance ns % 9rr.u Under tlrnI.
sp.cs oi the = 5 Mcclure syiUIrHte The
famous Colonel Sellers. with bis noted
catch phrase NJ "1l,rn. millions in if'-
the most popular los 81 sllus ever tlAau o.
heart by The people -rappc DO 70 in tho
gulsc ~ the rTiualptl character who bias
come iniu The possession nj nn English
tltlo hy tho death oi e relative. The work
Will mteuvArl be- Issued hY the authors
really his own hnH,e-tlu vol
known irm OF Charles q. Webster &. Co.
H. d 10 receive si.1o Tor each letter iur.
nlshsd 10 the New York Sun while hr u
abroad. lis umowd that Mr Clemens
eldest daughter Uyinces strong literary
procllyltles, aud the announcement ~ n
novel FROM her pau mny be possibility OF
the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

For one of tho fow times In tho history
OF this country farmers have literally
been able 10 take advantage Of tho 70
called "harycst moon" the first full
moon Of September. which 10 supposed
10 be a particular blessing to the agri.
cultursts Of Europe, enabling thom to
work at night and no get their wheat IN.
This reason II was 10 iurously hot In
south Dakota for a few days that farm.
ere could not run their thrashing ma
chimes. Consequently they rested dur
ing the heated hours Of tho day. aud
meriily started up their thrashing ma.
chimes by moonlight Tho harvest moon
hns been believed for ages to DO Especial
dispensntion Of providence TO enable
farmers 10 get their wheatcut But Il -
OF no uso TO American farmers, because
thoir harvest s. over before tho autumn
podges OF tho moon, which brings 1t
some 5000 miles nearer tho earth than
1t Is AZ is greatest distance from uA
This is why tho September full moon
looks 10 large aud bright. But its APP
pcarancc AZ the thno Of the European
harvest must, on tho whole, probably be
taken as a coincidence rather than a spe.
cial providence,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

WAsuINuToS, Oct. 70. - General
Howard, commanding the department
Of tho East, In his annual report, de-
votes much space to coast defonses.
Many fixed torped0es and submarine
mines have been constructed for New
York, San Francisco and Boston, but
new guns aud mOrlarH arc needed for
these points. lie calls special atten.
ton 10 tho work Of fOr,incatiOns ON
this side Of the Atlantic by England,
and the augmoniiug OF her fleet, since
We Oegan Strengthening our navy, and
sreaks OF tho necessity NJ our having
fortified points NJ "A basis Of proper d .
Tense at convenient intervals along our
ponRt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

II Is q fact that never before were 30
many stories by American writors poured
upon bool, publishers aud into tho news.
paper Offices. Il seems indeed ~ II
every fourth person in tho land, and par.
ticulhrly every fourth woman, wero
writing novels or short stories. They
arc mostly love stories, tho author rec
ogniAing that no work Of fiction can
have reasonable excuse for being un.
less Il deals with the grand passion.
This Is the iiFst part Of tho statement.
The second part Is that not one Ia TWEEN.
~ OF the stories Is worth putting into
print They are nearly all the work OF
amateurs, those just trying their infant
wings ON the atmosphere Of authorship.
Almost without exception the stories aIt
commonplace and show not a spark
talent IN this nold.
There Is yet another point 10 be- men,
toned. It Ia that mover before proba.
bly, was there such demand for purely
American stories The fact that a ro-
nance is n translation from another LAM
gnage, or even that It j. an English tale,
Is against IL In the popular mind. The
novel reading public now wants purely
American fiction. The short stories
which We have appropriated 30 long
from English magazines have palled at
length on tho American taste. Where
% tho native writer who win charm his
Thousands Of rondcr- with purely Amer.
lean fiction, short stories and long, The
country waits tor hiul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

the most interoaiing hsing ny Chief
Juatlga Horton o; the kuns1s supreme
court, ON "rhc necussity VI more siriu.
gent lcgi Station 10 rvpress cmpiriCismn
Eupiricism, he said, wna 0ue ~ the
worst obstacles Ia the path oi prugfcss
u medicine. rhero could he no doubt
that the practice of the empires was a
harn 10 any community, aud they
should bo repressej. The iegislaturrs
" the various States had the power 10
regulate rmplrlciam IA medicine, and
It was their duty to prOvile such fcgu.
iati1n. A vote Of thanks wns extended
10 Justice Horton for the paper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

ConvAiLis or. Oct. COT, Edget.
ton Hogs, receiver u the Oregon Pa
cihc railroad, appeared In the State
Circuit court today 10 show cause why
he should not he removed. a petition
was filed by thu employees who have
claims against the company amounting
10 nearly 100000. The Judge ordered
that the road be sold NJ EOon rs the
proper advertisements can DO made,
anu the proceeds applied TO the pay.
mrnt OF the employees. An attorney
for the bOndholdefs announced that ho
would file a petition for the removal u
Receiver HOgg, accompanied Ivy the
assurance that all the operating cx-
lenses aud wages duo employees would
Le paid, II tho court would appoint q
new receiver satisfactory TO tho bond
holdert.
THIS matter was continued until No.
vember.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

Even the explosive rainmaker must
live and Learn. The government rain.
makers have gone forward one step in
tho acquisition u knowledge. They
have learned that In some certain condi.
tious OF tho atmosphere they cannot
make the rain descend. no matter how
much powder thoy explode. This was
the case at ~ pdso. though. as compon.
fation for their failure. heavy RAIN did
fan, following tho explosions, all about
them outside Of radius of 100 miles
They believe these rains were in some
cases at least the result of their arii-
icial thunder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21
Charged win s,rriing Lana onirc
Records.

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 20.--A. J.
iittleIohn Of this city has been ar.
rested, charged with stealing records
from the land Office, Department IT
the Interior. II Il stated that iudlrt.
menis ON the same charge have also
been found Against J. r. Elder aud
William Jameson. The object Of the
theft was 10 make n piece ~ land,
valued NJ 100000, free 10 entry. The
men are quite prominent In this sec.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

louisvuLE, oct. ~ Judge fo0noy
sent Mayor Alhurrv aud members II
the city council Of Newport w jail 30.
day for refusing to obey an order Of the
court 20 use the llghis furnished by the
Newport Gas Company, ~ ordered 20
10 by the court. The officials OF the
city were declared In contempt aud
were sent 20 jail Tor six inunthl or until
the further order u ,he court.
liatcr-On petition Of senator Carl.
Isle, counsel Tor The "a. company, the
sentence was suspended until Shtuf.
day. In the meantime the coulcil
will meet aud comply with iis con-
TRAIT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

San Francisco, Oct. Goat a
meeting of the chamber u commerce
today n resolution Introduced by ex.
Mayor Pond, endorsing tho newly.
formed traffic association OF California,
was unanimously adopted. The com.
miitee appointed 10 report on the mat.
tor Of the proposed posiofiico slte, In.
troduced resolutions 10 the effect that
the chamber OF commerce protested
against the seventh ami Mission street
site recommended by tho government
commissioners, on the ground that II
II not convenient for tbs banking, in-
sufance and mercantile community.
william r. Coleman thought tho sub.
jcct should loo left 10 the postmaster.
general, treasury department, Con.
gr,ss and the press. Irving NJ. Scot VI
the UnlOn Iron Works moved that tho
resolution be- Indefinitely postponed,
hndwas seconded by John ID. 3preckels
President Taylor Of the chambrr ruled
the motion out Of order, aud general
discussion, which was participated In
by Commissioner John l.. lrish, Cap.
tain William l.. Merry and others, IN
addition 10 those named, took place,
Ia which tho availability Of number
II sites was discussed. On being put
10 vots, the resolutions were re.
Iectod, forty'seyen nays 10 seventeen
ayes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

Ono 81 tho returned European tourists
w1itc8 10 the New York prris to toIi
how he saw a good part Of Tho Ola coun.
Try for 500, counting rairc money
aud an. and had what wl Americans
'all "splcniil lime"
He begins aud counts cxleuses from
New York; Il b better In tho begin
uiug 60 iahc a cheaper limo from Now
York 10 Glasgow. lnl 40. go 10 Liver.
pool al all. our irioui Is also opposed
10 buying RETURN uc.r. by the Emc
route, although IL apparently cheaper
I. ncccssi,atcs going ovgr the sans
ground twice. Hif steamship ticket
over VIII cost seventy dollars Five 90
ten dollars will pay stewards aud other
ices on shipboard 10 counts an cS.
ponaos abroad Tor sixty days NJ $500
day. $50 That will leave enough to
bring the traveller back 20 New York.
The tourist can, however, got first
class passage on some Of The Glasgow
ship, tot less than seventy dollars.
From Glasgow tho traveller should go
through tho TrosacIis and Loeb Lomond
to Edinburgh. thence by way u Mel.
mlc. Abbouiord, York aud Oxford TO
London Groii Britain IL tho most oN-
poriyc part ~ Europe In which 10 irav-
cl. snys the writer, and Scotland Il the
most expensive part OF Great Britain
Between Mclroso aud York the $50
man will DO ablo to mako dctour and
scc tho lovely lnkc region In London
he will got lolmngfani have hia meals
out. By litilo shining round" ho
can find restaurants that arr good at q
moderate price Whom he visits the
thcaicr be- must solec, cheap seats.
From london he gor- by way of New.
haven and nl,ppe to PariA AZ Pari.
he takes hotel In tho Latin quarter
10 p4ya df.y 10 soyonty.lye cents Tor
lodgings aud breakfast, and takes his
other meals az rostaurnnts. In Paris
aul London the total necessary expenses
Of living alone neai not be over 81 10
ei.1o day From Paris he goca TO
| Switzerland and doc considerable walk.
ing iu that wonderland Of snow noun
taini mad manure piles" thence down
the Rhine io Cologne, "with a hnal peep
At Belgium aud Holland Then he sails
homo from Amsterdam.
lie must, however, travel third class
on 90 trains, which Americans do not
like 10 do. hui which We AFRO As-urcd NJ
pcatedly by those who have tried Il is
nothing whcn you are used 10 H.
Baedckors guide books aru a necessity
and tho tourist saves money by having
plenty Of them. Hotcla aIc mentioned
Ia those guide books, and our writer was
accustomed to select tho last "s,arred"
hosiolry thnt was named The 500
tourist must not hire cabs or hacks. aud
he must walk whenever he can. Thus
be- will save his money aud have much
nor, fun than bis friend who spends a
thousand dollars Ia tho same length Of
| time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

annual session here to-day with 5ln
delegates present. Almost the entire
session was taken up with the rcading
Of reports. In the afternoon tho fr-t
session ofthe General Christliu Mis-.
siOnary convention was hcld. Or.
Ewing o. Des M0lncs. Ia. is president
NJ the society. His address was the
feature Of this session. lie gave an
interesting and exhaustive review u
the work Uf the society.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

TORDNrO, Oct. 90. As tie outcome
Of the allegations that certain liberal
members N the Commons hni entered
into conspiracy with the Grand
Trunk maguaita 90 inilmidaic the rail.
way employs Of the last general clec.
ton, subpWnas were today Issued
against the officials " tlo road rc.
quilting them 10 appear and testiiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

IN. pgfEusuuKu, oct. ~. 90 rhu town
Of i,1csow was entirely destroyed by
ilru, Five childuu were burned to
death. rhe iDhaDitart-, most of whom
lost all they possessed, arc camping "a
the fields.
The town ~ Dldn was desiroyei by
iiro. Four hundred and eight houses
were burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

AICHIsoS, Kan, Oct. 2O.--rho office
OF the Missouri River Stone Company
was blown 10 pieces this morning with
giant powder. Twenty men working IN
the quarry near by We're covered with
the debris, but no one was seriously
hurt. As no powder was In the office
the explosion iskupposod to DO the work
u discharged employees aud reward
has been offered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21
Ne RECONCILIATION with the H-Carihs
ffr4

DunLfN, oct. 2l.--At meeting II
the National League today John Rel.
mont, NJ. T. Tor North WUgford, pro-
siding, the members present fcpuiiatri
tho sugpr ici reconciliation with tdc
McCnfthyi.ts.
Michhel D.yitl has been selected NJ
the nntl.paruclliiu candidate Tor tho
seat ~ Parliament Tor North Kilkenny
LETT warrant hy The death NJ Sir john
Pope llrnnrrsy. n D.vitt refuses 10
stand, local candidate will be- chosen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

syRAcusE, n. ", Oct. g0.-AtlAch.
meuts were pat upon the stock aud
available asstti Of The Stock Glove aud
Manufacturing company NJ Fayettp.
VILE las, night 10 the amount Of 5000.
The nfiaifs VI the corporation nfs said
to be Ia bad shape through misman.
aRcment. The liahilii.el are placed at
s12,OO1, with asevts OF $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-A confidential
circular has been Issued TO agents by
General Agent McDonnello Of tho New
Ontario a Western road, notifying
them that commissions viii be paid on
ali prepaid orders secured by them ON
trnnscOniiuontal passenger business.
This has created much surprise, as the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

a NUMBER or INTERVIEWS WITH
rHE CARDINALS.
The Italian Government Gives the
Holy See Assurances Of
Tranquility.
ny telegraph 10 the NHS.s
TuE PoPE.
10. IL stu considrri.s ih. Question Of
Residence.

Ro,rr, oct. 2l.--5incc the pilgrim
inclirut the fopu has had a numDer Of
Interviews with tue cardinals NJ 20
whether he should leave Rome, and
whether -tets should he ukeu TO g.
iabiish " m0dus yircadi with the Quifi-
nal. M decision was arrived ~.
The Italian government haa assured
the Pore that nothing should occur 10
disturb the tranquility Of the Holy Soc
tat II mu-t be unduntood that there Is
no Intention TO modify tho law OF
guarantees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

the GOVERNOR or the TIA
uAiKAL
Removes Jews From the Frontier 10
Prevent 1hem Prom Acting
r. Spies.
Precautions Go Prevent Jews from
Heeamlnu sple.

N. PETERSBURG, Oct. .n.--iu view
OF possible complications with China
In regard 10 the pamir aud other terri.
tory, the governor of tho Tfans- Baikal
Inns ordered the removal OF all Jews
residing within 100 kil1metor. Of the
iton.icr, 10 prevent the Jews acting ~
SPIES for China.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

EuFrRr, oct. 20.-roday the Social.
i.t congt.s' pArstd resolutions iavorlng
tlie creation NJ socialist literature Tor
the benefit OF the young, aud pr0vil.
ing for the issuance OF wade mrcum
(oonslhnt compinionl aud the iorml.
ton OF "A statistical bureau. Il rejected
the PROPOSAL 10 form school OF rlocu.
tion lot training ofntoricll agi.atOrs In
behalf OF the cause Of socialism.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

Pho JANEino, Oct. "o.-D.spaichel
FROM Sanip hnnUunco that yellow fever
IA Increasing. The government has
ordered the vessels nj SsntUs, 100 In NIL,
10 60 outside the harbor until II Il their
turn ~ discharge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

PARIS, Oct. 91.-Thc Senate tariff
committee again debated the subject OF
the admission % American pork to-day,
finally deciding In favor ~ the PROV o.
sltion 10 Impose duty " - frames per
hundred kilos in-iea1 ot - frtncr, a.
passed tue Chamber " Deputies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

NEw YoRi, Oct CA lire which
hFole out alter midnight In Wall
street about Market, brooklyn, has
done 5000, 900 damage and at . am. ia
not under control
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

DKSvnt, oct. 20.-At the annual
meeting OF the Denver Il Rio Graude
railway to-day, George Coppell, II. r.
Wilson, Adolpb Engler, W. Merlens,
q. &. Rcamnns, J Lowber Welch,
Edgar smith, Edward r. JeiIfeya and
Edward q. Wolcolt wero chosen direc-
tors. Tho meeting was entirely hAr-
monlouu. The new directory meet In
New York November 5th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

RIO JASFiHO, Oct. 20. Il In the
Chamber Of Deputies today the ill
restricting the issue Of paper money
PASSED the second reading, 100 against
II. The Deputies also voted In favor Of
the abolition of the law rendering ob.
llgaiory this payment OF tariff In gold
coin.
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superintendent OF Co,rrnmrni rrini
lug Arrested

OTTAWA. Oct. 20.-scnecal. late
superintendent Of the government
pfiuiing, whose name figured con.
spicuously In connection with the ~
Gently exposed "b1odlep scheme, was
arrested at Montreal today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

NEW YouH. Oct. eU.-rhc "Flr.
nessia," rom Glnsgow, reports cyclun.c
weather. one cabin plsscngur'a skull
WIS fractured while the sliip was lurch.
lug. Two In the Storage died and were
buried nj -sa. one boat was stove In
anu funnel torn away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

Archbishop Cordgan, In accordance
with the decision OF tho Council Of Bal
tinorg lifting the ban from certain se-
eret societieo. announces that 1t % per-
initted to Catholics to DO members OF the
order Of Odd Fellows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

Troy, n. ", oct. 20.-By the pre-
mature explosion Of blast this after.
noon three men at work on the railroad
at Malone were killed and another ter.
ribly injured.
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Tie Chinsas Irdncr 'iie Daiy "a
T,VFuseue

WAsuTSdroN, Oct. 9).-rhc depart.
ment Of state 70 Informed by Dispatch
from tho United States minister at
Pokin that tha Chinese government
hHl reduced thU customs on Imports VI
kerosene from ~ u 20 cents par cast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

MoNTIvIDEO, oct. 20.--Minis.cr Of
Flnau,e Ben Alcide Aionirri. who
rendered his resignation ON Saturday,
Withdrew II aud will remain Ia the
cabinet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

MiNNEAiOtis, Oct 2O.--A fire broke
out In Bardwcll & Rohinsou's mill, Ia
the lumbsr district, after O'Clock aud
10 si,il burning nerccly, hut the ilrsmen
are getting Il under control The loss
viii hu 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

Kansas C1Y, oct. eo.-Thc hllcut
Packing company Of Armourialc,
Kan, has made an assignment ~ j. ! q.
Sluires. presidrnt Of the International
bank. The liabilities arc 100000, a..
sets somewhat more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

ruad L. one Of tho trunk lines thni
signed the agreement 10 pay no COM
missions itself, and DO no husincss with
any ruad that dec. What the board u
rulings will 10 about Il is now a qucs.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

WAgufNurOS, Oct. -. - Return
Jonathan Muig-, who has been cletl, Of
the Supt,no court, Distinct oi CUlln.
hia, rlucc IL organization IN 1926, IN
dead NJ the ngu VI 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

kAHsAs CITY, Mo, Oct. 9l.--Tho
nineteenth annual meeting Of the
American Public Health Association
began here today, delegates being pres
cut from all paris Of tho United States,
Mexico and Canada 10 discuss matters
pertaining to the health Of the people.
a pn'"har ~ nap0rs were read. one OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

HAoSEssACs, n. j., Oct. H.
William Dutwller and wife were
killed today Mt the West shore crossing
while trying to drive across the track
ahead " train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

Madrid. Oct. g0.-hdvicra from
Allcria, Ia hnjalufia, report tire prev
alrncc ~ great floods In that vicinity.
The town Of Allcfia has ailcfod great
Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

wagners music dld what Empress
Frederick could not do-made Paris
roconcilcd to letting tho Gormans at
least live.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-21

BERIS, oct. -. - rhe Socialist
seccdcs who Withdrew from the
Socialist Conference N Euur, held ~
tumultuOus meeting In this city today.
Many membcu Of The moderate party
were expelled.