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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26
Tho Union Pacific. Anaconda Dispute
Not Adjusted.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 25.-Report 70.
Gently sent out from Chicago TO the
effect that the differences between the
Union Pacific and J. Il. Haggin,
owner OF the Anaconda copper mine,
had been adjusted, are antboriiatively
denied here. II IN understood nrgo-
tiations TO that end, opened some
months ago, are still pending, but no
one In position 10 know will venture
an opinion as 10 the outcome.
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Tn. .,,,,,u ef,,. car. Family.

vAsorBuRo, KY, Sept. 25.-At the
inquest into the killing OF the Carr
family At Quincy yesterday, evidence
was adduc-d leaning toward tho fact
that Thomas Carr did not XIII bic
mothcr.In-law, sist.f-in.law and him
self, but all were killed by some one
else. James Evans, athef OF Carr, IL
suspected. He can not be- found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

eve want your trade, land 10 assure
you that we appreciate II, will offer
our immense stock Of shoes and slippers
at wholesale prices. You need shoes,
try us this time.
GEo. A. ALDER 4 SoS,
so east First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26
To Investigate the Cotton Industry
In Asia.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-rhe Chronicles
Odessa correspondent says America
has appointed gentleman 10 visit
Central Asia and report on the rapid
ly Increasing cotton Industry OF the
trans Caspian Russia In Tufkistan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

A special committee Of five from tho
American Jersey Cattle club will super
intend the competitive tests Of butter
cows at the Worlds fair, The test is to
continue six months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

rI'uI ANNUAL MEEriSG or THE STOCK
holdefa oi the Mutual stock Association
viii be hell At the sixteenth Ward school
house on Monday evening, september 2sth, lsll,
at O'Clock, Tor the purpose ~ hearing the an
nnAl reports Of the Officers, the election OF ON
GERS Tor the ensuing year, and Tor the trans
action OF such other business "a may properly
Come before the meeting.
ARriitiH PARSONS, Secretary.
september igth, 1881. sep lAAd,
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n.ifour Registers =. voter In south
Bubiin.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-Mr. Balfour has
registered himself NJ voter In South
Dublin. The CONSERVATIVES propose
his cadidacy for member Of Parliament
for that seat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

L lEsTl, Que 81 Professor u. I. Carpenters
pupils, 81 fhuhdelpMst proposes 70 open
Dancing Academy 90 Monday, september IN,
ls1l naurlnEis truly said 70 he the poetry "
motion, 10 ia certainly very heAlihfrl ami
graceful accomplis menL Tue lessons will DE
fYat matte ard HUiHnt.nr ln thuIr character. ami
viii embrace o variety 0t very gracefnl liaus
Tor liurnplpes or solo Dances. Dor terms ana
further Information. apply TO N Lam, % sixth
kast street. salt Lake CITY, din
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

LrTTLK Rock, Ark, Sept. 25.-h
Lamar committed suicide last night
by taking dose Of mOrphiuc. He IL
n nephew OF the associate ustlco OF the
Supreme court Of that name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

I,KoM A PASTURE on WEST EIGHTH
II street. just noHh Of my rcsidence 90 the
Jordan River, fourteen fst Wethefs, Any one
giving information concerning those sheep 10
me NJ the Gafdo House or 70 on - of the Jirs
anf Iasificior Will be suitably rewarded.
du GtOHGE Y. CANNON.
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lost.

nN MONDAY LAST. A SMALL hay
" Horse, three years old. Had rope on
when lost. Two hind feet WHITE. Wire cut IN
der breast on one fore les, ting bone on i.ht
HonEIiT FLEETWOOD. 20 Main street
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a LONG LOST ARr.
Peter Jessssa Thinks sse Has Diseos
erred How 60 Temper Copper,

MIssEAPvLis, Sept. e5. - Peter
johnson, Of Da-sel, MINI, thinks he
has discovered the long lost art Of tenn
perins copper. He and Nils Nilsson, a
maohinist, want 10 organize n CON-
psny 70 build = factory In Minneapo.
liz. The new process will make copper
n hard A. steel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

Last evening Attorney Schroeder
went before Judge Anderson aud Oh
tainod an order requiring tho defend.
ants 10 appear In his court and show
cause as prayed. The proposed con.
tract was afterward amended, limiting
the liability Of tho county TO one.hslf
Of tho cost OF the building. This does
away with tho ground Of the com.
plaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

DOARp AND ROOMS. PERSONS VINO
ID can supply sudents with board and
rooms, with rooms furnished or unfurnished,
or WITH board without rooms, Will please CON
muuirate with A. a, N0rdyail. University build,
ing, corner Fret North anu second West
streets, din
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Office
NOTICE.

TUE ANSUAL MEETING or THE
L Stockholders Of the Peoples Equ.
table cooperative Association will DO
held At tho store, ! and Main street,
on Monday, sept 2slh, lsgi, att 80 pm,
for the purpose Of hearing tho financial
report tho election OF officers for tho
ensuing year. and the Transaction Of
such other business AZ may be brought
before the meeting.
jos, ANDERSON,
secretary.
Salt Lake city, Sept. 10, 1891 a.
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NOTICE.

rINHF ANNUAL MEETING or THE
i Nlockhol0efa Of the fifth Ward Co Oh,
store Will be held AZ the store on Monday, Oct.
lsh. 1871, ~ lopm., for the purpose u hear.
lng tho financial report, the election u DiTec.
tors, and for tho transaction Of such other buA,
mess ~ may come before the meeting.
40 A. IREfNAtItN, Secretary
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WANTED.


ufASTED-sALEsMAN To MANUfAu.
w tuTo aud whOlotAls our cider made with.
out apples mo humbugli excellent wages par
uculats cents, New Process cider Co iii
state -, Chicago,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04
Do Beasts Have Souls?

There is much good argument IN the lit
erature of the world to prove that many Of
the most eminent scientists, theologians,
philosophers and divines have believed in
the immortality of the beasts of the
fields" One of the earliest records of such
a curious notion may be found in the
pages Of the Bible. See Ecclesiastes iii,
1921 In the verses named we find the
following:
81 said in nay heart concerning the estate
of the sons of men, that God might mani
fest them, and that they might see that
they themselves are beasts. For that which
befallsth the sons of men befalleth beasts;
even one thing befalleth them: as the one
dieth, so dieth the other; yea, they have
ali one breath, 80 that man hath no pre-
eminence above beast. All go unto one
place; all are of the dust and unto dust all
return. Who knoweth the spirit of the
man that goeth upward, and the spirit OF
beast that goeth downward to the earth?"
In the above quotation Ecclesiastes does
not positively declare that animals are to
have future existence, but he very plain
" says that they have the same chances in
that respect that the human family has.
This was also the belief of John Wesley,
the founder of Methodism, and of those
eminent Christian bishops Jeremy Taylor
and Bishop Butler. Coleridge advocated
the same doctrine in England, Lamartine
in France and Agassiz in America. The
last named gentleman, the greatest sci
enlist we have ever had on this continent.
and man of profound religious convic-
tons, was firm believer in some future
life for the lower animals.
A professor at Harvard has completed a
list of 1s5 European authors who have
written upon the subject Among the
leading clergymen of this century who
have publicly expressed their belief in a
future life for animals are Joseph Cook
and James Freeman Clark. At a recent
trial well known judge declared that
one-half the human race believed in the
same curious idea.-St. Louis Republic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04
How to XIII the Hoodoo.

4 solemn, discouraged looking man sat
In the Bingham House looking vacantly at
nothing and wishing he were dead He
was about the most miserable, unhappy
individual in four states, and be sat there
for q couple OF hours before his f3ce sud
denly lighted up with pleasure. Suddenly
he took of his hat, turned it around three
times, and then walked of as full Of joy as
a green apple is Of cramps A bystander
asked him what caused this sudden change
from unhappiness 70 JOY, and he answered:
I've had the worst kind Of luck all day.
Everything has gone against me, snd l
couldn't understand why until q moment
seo, when / recollected that early this
morning / met a squiut-eysd woman on
the street wearing straw hat OF course
that's the worst luck man can have on
the face Of the earth. And have actually
forgot how 10 kill the hoodoo- There's
only one way, snd that's to take OF your
hat and turn it around three times I've
tried every other vay-eaten salt On NY
bread at dinner and rubbing my hands On
q colored mans wool, but they amt only
one way TO kill the hoodoo that travels with
q cock-eyed woman wearing straw hat,
and that's 20 take OF your deer and turn
it around three times.
The happy man winked his left eye IN q
knowing manner and walked CT enye.oped
IN rainbow OF double loaded JOY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04

The Ofher sid. % the Etrd ozssfs~.-
Looking a. Il from ny inra&sars EtAcs-
po7Dt. / think TIE psopis Wso E.aks such .
frssa aoout birds worn On bounSts srs very
HloZ5-aL I. canno< make So s3Kh.ast d1f-
fer=nce - The bard Eke.ssr is - 20 hs ve<n
n - thing % beauty Afssr Il b 1illsd, 90
eaten 70 Sustain Ez1a.n nstzT@L ~ hurts
he quail jg-t a. "a ace - - kiiled for our
bszett ~ IL dos .bs bird e Ssastafzl
pluznAyy We can tass as vel go vsEeea~
Ola- OF cereals a. qzAii. tot tbs tAet 81 ths
rszste~ = MAJ Lays tT1o1t3 - al otksr assi-
ma Hss. And Il woald - tgzs rsfoxzDess
aad Iorcal ones We ~ogH 80 wear tss
skrn % TIE KID. or 80 beautiful oo&s q tes
"a. or ~ IsAsbsr q - s5s~p 90 COW. %
Gav of +ss czoses iAAT4cs tszt east - raAsy
tTsz
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down ,he znsIs-yt stays h>sd from yoar
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srs froEz y0gr kulEhsly cap or svsss1fEx
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q ssgzzd h1zasnE btr,is Ga = ScraAa's
h4s--Detrost Free PrssA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04

Father-Wan. sn excuse, eh' An excuse
for being late 70 school, chr Wnat were
you doing with yourself, Simplifying EAr-
bless
Small Son-No sir. couldn't fnd my
overshoes-
Father-You ooaldn't, Cd, you careless
boz, They were where you LEI. thern- Of
course. You ought 20 &c thrashed for
Servaut-Piezse. sir, NJ. Nextdoov Wants
70 know II yugs re ready
Fatksr-yS-Tes. 81 course. Right aEaT,
right away. Where IN creation . rzy nA&l
food NexS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04
The following the representative sales Of hogs
al The yards today:
Brief Mention

Hogs dropped 5Q10c more.
Light run of cattle.
Cattle market about steady at other
markets.
The hogs were not as good as yesterday
run.
About 500 hold over hogs tonight.
Kansas City and Chicago were 5@10
cents lower at the close today.
Tops at Kansas City today were $40.
Fort Worth shipped four double-deckers
of hogs, Garland a car of hogs, and Hanks
& Arnett car OF cattle.
Silas Preston returned from business
trip to Chicago today.
Hog buyers today: Dold, 1873; Fort
Worth, 467; Garland, 80.
The following shippers were in today:
H. W. Myers, Wellington, hogs.
knoblauch & Wilcox, COlwich, hogs.
J. ". Astle, Haven, hogs.
Sykes Bros, Murdoch, hogs,
J. Hughes, Sterling, hogs.
J. W. Williams, Benton. hogs.
c. II. Elliott, Wilmot, hogs.
g. Grimsley, Viola, hogs.
A Hufbauer, Mulvane, hogs
Alex Knott, Belle PLANE, hogs.
T. J. Garland, Kiowa, hogs.
II. McFadden, Marion, hogs.
5. q. Haynes, Augusta, sheep.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ny Telegraph,

KANSAS CITY, No. June 3.-CATTLE-Receipts
SOS. shipments 40 Market steady, steers
81 9Oal 90 HOGS-Receipts l270l shipments $500
Market Sc TO l0c lower: Bulk - 25%t " al
grades g O0AI - SHEEP-Receipts $50, ship
Snents 2CO Market slow. about steady.
ST. LOUIS. No, June 5.-CATTLE-Receipts l50o
shipments l60u Market strong. Natives
a. i5R6 la Texans and Indians & Cgj TO- HOGS
Receipts 6lC0. shipments 1900 Market lower.
Heavy "A 1904 60 mixed 81 GOA So SHEEP
Receipts 500, shipments 500. Market steady. Good
TO choice s. 6OS4j0.
CHICAGO Ill, June 3.-CATTLE-Receipts 1900
shipments 5000 Market SLOW and steady, Prime
10 extra steers SIS 9S6 3 others 81 755 s.. Texans
g. 7S7I Ia @tockers and yearlings a. 0094 &C. cows
s. 2eaS 81 dOGS-Recelpts 500, shipments 10 IoQ.
Market dull and lower, Rough and common s. o
"a 3 mixeS and packers Goa 80, prime heavy
and butchers weights 81 55se4 81, light 81 b0g4 So
kIP-Recsipts 500. shipments 500 Market fairly
active and stronger. Texans s. S5Jn4 -, westerns
"a I2I25 IS natives 81 Goes % lambs IS 50S6 Sijs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04
Trina to His Church.

In Greenfield Meadows, Mass, about
1913, lived one Edwin Smead, farmer,
whose dog was as constant as his master in
attendance at the old First church. The
meeting house contained a high pulpit,
which was approached by winding stairs
IN front of the gallery containing the sing
ers. When the congregation entered the
church the old dog, with the utmost
gravity of manner, always climbed the pull
pit stairs and composed himself for a nap.
About 1851 alterations were made in the
meeting house. The seats were turned
around, a platform was erected at the other
end of the church. and a modern desk was
placed upon it.
When the day came for the reopening of
the church the old dog walked in with the
rest, and wearing an expression Of deep
disgust at the changed appearance of
things, sought the stairs leading to the old
pulpit, which, alas! had disappeared for
ever. He walked up one aisle and down
the other, looking disturbed, and apparent
~ aware that he was the object of ill-sup-
pressed merriment, until at last, heariu g
the voice Of good old Doctor Chandler in
the opening services, he reluctantly and
shamefacedly mounted the modern plat
form and composed himself to sleep.
Not long after this Mr.. Smead died, and
his farm was sold to Mr.. Parmenter, a
good Baptist deacon, who attended his
church in the village.
The dog stuck By the farm, but did not
take to the new religion. Every Sunday
morning when the family started for
church he was ready, and trotted along By
the side of the wagon until he came to the
place where the road branched of toward
the Congregational meeting house. At
that point he parted company with the
family and stood by his own creed.
For some years longer the old dog was
the most constant member Of that society,
never missing attendance upon the Sunday
services, rain or shine, until his dog days
were ended.-Cor Youths Companion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04

The worlds championship in scuuing
changes hands so often Is Is rather dif5culs
70 keep track Of the holder. James Scans-
burr Is the lucky man 81 present. as be -
Gently defeated John Mclean 4 match
between O'Connor add Stansbury for the
worlds championship VIII probably De
rowsd in tie near futurs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04

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trTozEhs rp h~fors Tr-4s t1sts1s q "a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04
REPEESENTAIIFb sALEo.
The following are the representative sales OF cat


The receipts of hogs were liberal The
quality was not as good rs yesterday s
average. The market opened quiet and
there was not much life at any time of the
day The buyers had their orders filled
early in the day, and six loads that arriv-
ed about O'Clock, besides two other loads
were held over. A decline of 5 q 10c
east was reported early, and buyers took
the cue from that to hammer prices; their
opening bids were ) q 10c lower and
everything sold today was at this decline.
Tops today s425; bulk, $40 GAO Light
hoes were unchanged.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
the representative sales of hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-04

Winter Is 70: to c1ly p}essaz. sezzcz
n California Al rsoossE are equally d
lizn;fcl = IL SIMMER oos = soc&ts1 nssf
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The sweet ard lscious gyspss ~ s@s<n
vita great refish oy horssS. cows and
sheep. Deer A., foad q ErapRS, and ottea
do rsurh damage 10 California Vineyards
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and = Bunbsr q the Wild animals. - tie
elephant AID ezzs4. vii eat thsm-Wsy-
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.
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psusi conditions, viii be received ~ fes ofice and
the Offices OF The Quartern asers IS the following
named stations. anti u o'clock roon central 50 nj
time, June ISL aid ten opened for fnr8tsh-
ing aud deBverfn< during the escai year beginning
July I 1871. % hay aud SErGW ~ Ports Leavcn-
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furE Island tfufr 70 ~ -ft@f 49,
r. you are going 20 Hny Pscihc east
uoints now that the Union Pacific have
changed the tiule o. departus ~ their
trains from Denver west. you can ssvs
twelve bours in time BY leaving wichita
via the Rock Island train. 1hirh runs
daily leaving Wichita SIS m. arriving
A. Denver : O'Clock next morning. making
direct connections With tbs PAcite coast
trains with TOURIST cars ihrUught 20 Pert
land. Ore. and san Francisco. once 10
Eas, Douglas avenue. corner 81 Main
street ~. IL NEHAET. Z. l. aud p. A.
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