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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

S,riuSAL LrAgur-ctIvrtANp.
Cleveland. Il. Chlcasn.tL hattcucs -urubcr
Ilmmcf, stem, iuhy, linNmth.
riffauunu.
iiiislufF, a, ClueinuAu, - batteries
CALVIN. Msrt. Mullaho, iiunhgtnu.
The ramca NJ New Yotk AID ioston were
postponed rain.
bstmcts AfsoCtArtoN -nustoN.
Athletic game postponed. min.
NAsntSafoN.
baltimore game postponed rain.
CiNcfNsAtL
Cinciunat, 3. ~ t9nis,G
LottsNitLn
Louisville, 2. Colunhua, y.
WISHES LrAauI-ntSVrh
Denver, 8, Linoola,e &.
Omaha.
Omaha. Z. kansas Ciy,G
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis. Duuih.d
Tue 81 faui team became Tie Dululh team
TO-DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

CHICAGO, June Is. - The Joint
committee Of trades unions OF
this city has decided TO send letter
10 President Harrison asking that In
all work done by tho Federal govern
ment In connection with tho Worlds
Fair, the eight-honr day be recognized,
all disputes settled by arbitration, and
not less than the recognized minimum
scale OF wages for various trades be
paid.
A circular has also been issued TO tho
workingmen Of America and Europa
warming them not 70 come TO Chicago
In the expectation OF getting plenty OF
work and high wages with the con-
sifuetlon OF the Worlds Fair building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

The Prince OF vale. aud Lady
uTooke.

iiraaL~.
LONDON, June ls.-liaft week did
not olnse without the gosslp.m0ngcfH
having the i.st oft. For several Days
fImors have been AnOat both IN CLUBS
hnd drawing rooms 10 thu, effect thA'
the exposure NJ Lady brooke IL con'
necli0n with the baccaEat scandal wns
inevitable aud that legal sleps hal nj
ready been taken against tie prince
hnd herself. Sir William Gordon
Cumming's friends accuse her openly
OF having been the cause of his RUIN
The fast friends ~ faster prince, how
ever, .inphatlcnlly deny there ishny
truth IN the matter and says that u u
nothing hut the malicious talk ofIeal'
Gus society women. Recently ut n se.
lect social gathering where royalty aud
its satellites were not present, II was
omen talk that tho threatening
clouds which had been over.
hang ing his royal highness'
head for sometimo past had by no
means b,,en dis.lpaled. The relations
between tho Prince " Wales aud Lady
Brooke have been the topic Of special
occasions, A. yet nobody has openly
accused the pair Of any undue inii-
macy, vet it has been repeatedly mint
ed II Lord Brooke were not ~ easy
going he would long ago have put u
stop 10 tho repeated interviews between
His wife and tho heir apparent. IL II
also well known that tho Princess Of
Wales has strongly objected having
Lady Bn,0ke'a society forced upon hor
and tho Queen simply ignores her. =.
A few years ago uumor had u mat
Lady Brooke had become smilten WIN
the handsome guardsmsn, but that Hlr
w, Gordon Cumming being aware o.
the close relations between hia friend
the prince aud the lady In ques-
lion. met her advance coldly. Lady
Brooke hiss always been known
among her friends aud at court n one
OF tho mlschieyOus gOssip'mongefs.
She IL considered woman who VIII
never rest until she has brought ruin
upon ANY person she hates. Her past
haa been such M 10 give color TO inc
uufayOrnble comments made on hei
character, All London knows her
married lifo il not u happy one li9fi
Brooke has always been mn inhighin-
cant man, who has no other mefilh
excepting having been the college
chum Of the late Prince Leopold, duke
Of Albany.
Lady brooke before her marriage
was Miss Maynard. Her father, Col,
Maynard, left nm enormous fortune, ~
which only the smaller part Went y
his widow, who soon after ms usau'
became the wife OF the Earl OF Rosslyn
Lord Brooke Is the eldest son OF 'h'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

snrEpnlEAD BAY, juno is.-rho
trnck was fast.
Foal stakes, two.ycan.olds-Merfy
Monafd won. Ale Plant second, Fro.
mont third. Tlmc-iiOl 80.
Allle-Civil Service Won, Tcrrlfrr
second, Rlchacl third. Timv-lii3 80.
Guarantee handicap,mll" anh nquaf.
t.f-uno Grnndr Won, HoOiluIn SEQ
ond, John Canayagh ihini. Time
9iiu So.
Mile aud onc.half-Rllcy won. ban.
quct second, Dcmu,h third. Time
..aj Is.
Mile aud au cighth-l.ongfotd won,
lvIanlo second, Gotiytbufg thin.
rimc--ii6G.
MI. aud a quattcr-korn won, Isaac
icwls SECOND, fanmAuy Third. Time
-o.ur 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

NEW YOKiS, June ls,-chief Mate
Lowell Of tho steamship "South Port.
land" nom Jamaica ports tells the
story Of horrible fight at Port MARIE
which no witnessed. Four coolies, all
natives OF this town, had become Ia.
yolyed Ia a bitter fond aud decided 10
fight II 10 the death, In the centre oi
green enclosure q space WIS Toped
OF and NJ each corner stood one vi tho
men. They were stripped b the waist
and each man graspod in his right
hand knife with blade seven inche.
long.
For n moment the men stood glaring
at each other, then the word was given
anl tho hHht began II was a casa Of
every man for himself with u venge
ance. Lowell Gays, without any OK.
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81. LOUIS, June ls.-rhc track was
slow.
Mile and fif,y yatds--J-ssc AfcFaf-
land won, Antonio second, Gmnnic A.
third. Tlmc-l.ii..
Hall milc-Naucy IiakeA won,
Nellie Pearl second, Regina third.
Time ;b3.
Mllo-Adflrnn won, Glockner zee.
ond, Fannie third. 'rlmc-lii5l.
Mile aud one hundred yaFis-lAnta.
la won, Mayor NulAn second, Cutii.
liAu third. Iimc-i;il.
ThUc-punrtcr u mile, heats.
First heAt-6uidu won, Josie M. SEQ.
ond, Eolrm third. Tlme-iiis..
Second hcat--Guldo won, luslu ~.
second, Eolcm thlfi. rlme-l;iu.
Halt q mile-Contont won, Tom
Hardin second, lnVcrcauld third. Time
III,
Milc and fifty ynris-Afrcnia won,
General Caldwell second, Rorka third.
Time-i.5ll.
hlilc and one hundred yArd--Tcxap
Girl won, Frank Lilly second, May
Handy third. Timc-ii5ai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

CuuCAuO, June ls,--rhe famous
Clover CLUB Of Philadelphia was the
guest tonight ola newly formed body
" similarly festive Chlcagoans, known
as The Fellowship club. Besides club
men there were n number Of DIS
unguishod guests, nnd the gathering
promptly act ost TO break the record o:
the Kind u fun that has made the
Clover club famous. Hcnry Waiter
son, Mayor Washbourne and Sol Smith
Russell had NJ midnight accomplished
the fcie Of finishing their afcechcs aud
other well known gentlemen were
being -luelCd out Ia run the gauntlet Of
murcilcss fun makers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

This IA what you ought TO have, In
fact, You must have II b fully enjoy
life, Thousands arc searching tor u
daily, aud mourning because they ind
II not. Thousands upon thousands OF
dollars are spent annually by our
people In the hope that they may attain
his boon. And yet It may be bad by
ali. We guarantee that Electric Bit
ters. N used according 10 directions,
andthe use persisted In, viii bring you
good digestion and Gust the demon
DyspepslA and Install Instead Eupopsy.
We recommend Electric ilitlers for
DyspspAia and all diseases OF Liver,
stomach aud Kidneys Sold at 6Oo.
aud 81 90 per bottle, by A. q. smith q
Co.'S Drug Store. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

Tho Union Pacific has commenced
selling tiohoIs from Salt Lake 10 Al.
hlon, Idaho. via Mlnidoka, nj rate Of
sl2.t0. Persons going Into Cache
County via this route viii avoid the
long stage ride Of sixty miles via
llelton, as tho distance Via stage from
Minidoka 20 Albion IL only thirty
miles. PaTtiea may leave Salt Lake on
the evening of QUO day and arrive at
MinidokA the afternoon Of the secOnd
day without difficulty. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

BrRIIN, June ls.-ln the Prussian
diet today Herr MIGUEL, imperial
minister OF finance presented n state
ment the substance of which 10; The
final accounts Of the current financial
year gave n warning that tho govern
m.nt must exercise caution, for al
though these accounts showed n
probable surplus of 1900, 900 marks
Tie whole Of this would soon disappear
i'm Increasing expenditures. He aided;
ave have left our faifeSt year behind
ms. Prlssiais greatest strength lies la
the prosperity Of her nnances anu lhla
can only DO obtained by economy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19
nAiIard's Iiareheana syrup for
MhnnnInu lnnah.

There II no remedy Ia tho world
which will alya such prompt relief In
Whoonlng Cough ~ Rdhdrd's Hore-
hound syrup. II will positively cure i.
IN you win Try IL your children VIII
moi koep you awake all night cough
ing, Bailard's HorohOund Syrup !.
the most cooling and soothing remedy
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bron'
ehitls aud Asthma, IN the world, IL II
frVa from opium, IL builds up new
Tissue, strengthens the Lungs, aud Is
an Incompatible remedy, made OF Tho
best and purest materials. IL your
IunRs arc weak aud you have u tick
ling IN your throat, you needit. y, o.
NJ, /, Agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19
Bursts Behind the Zufalifarner Noun.
tain IN Tyrol and Floods
the Valley.
1T CAUSES A SHOCK LIKE AN
EARTHQUAKE.
The Cansc Of the Bursting OF tho
Lake.-luch Property
Destroyed.
FLOOD ~ ryRoL.
A SMALL Lake nur-t u. Combines and
mandates ~ valley.

NTESNA, June is.-rhe artificial
lake, 1000 feet long. $50 feet wide and
50 feet deep, formed by tho Martinell
glacier behind Iuhllfarnor mJuntain,
Ia the ryrol, burst IL confines today
aud Hooded the valley.
The huge volume VI escaping water
caused shock like an enrthquake,iO
the surrounding county, and the Ir5iso
was dcaiening. As the inhabitants
anticipated the accident aud had made
preparations II IL hoped no fatalities
were caused. but reports from many
villages, which have been inundated,
are nnSiOusly awaited. Much prop.
CITY has been destroyed. This bursting
" the lake was due 10 the softening "
the glacier which Is 1900 feet Ia thick
ucHs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

Ngw Youi, June is.--Jere Dunn,
the referee In the Siavin- kilrain glove
contest, rendered formal decision 10.
night. lie awarded the fight 10 SlAvin,
hut declared that kilfain was not
knocked out. Bets that tho contest
would not laft ten rouuds have been
contested. Dunn says that Time
keeper DAILY inside an unfortunate
mistake after the gong got out Of order
by not calling out the seconds that
elapsed while INiltain was down. He
then states that ha considers himself
officially nj fault In not keeping his
eye. turned towards the ccntro OF the
ring NJ that time In order 10 SEQ for
himself how quickly kilrain got up. lie
explains the fact that his back was to-
ward kilrnin by rnying he felt II his
duty, on account ~ Slavln'a method OF
fighting, n watch the Australian 10
prevent him from fouling. Dunn
states Slayin alwayHehowcd desire 10
go In and dug lSilrain the instant lao
arose from falling down. Dunn pot.
himself on record M being against
such tactics and says lie would have
decided against Slavin had he com.
mliicd the act In the ninth ruund.
This evening In the hotel Slayin aud
Mitchell, who seemed TO have been
drinking, made good deal Of noise
aud intlmatsd In n roundabout way to
Jerc Dunn that h. had been afraid 10
decide kilrain was knocked out hc-
chus- his (Dunn's) friends bet against
that result. Dunn replied that N he
only got bad reputation from such
people n the men who were talking,
HE character would always be Of the
hest. SlAvln was requested 10 leave
the hotel and did.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

VICTORIA, u. o., Juno ls.-Ths
steamer "Yukon,r from Sitsa, reports
that Lieutenant Robinson aud four u
the crew ~ the United States revenue
cutter. "Bcar," and q. Moore Of IN.
Russell exploring party, wer. drowned
while trying 10 make n landing Ia Icy
bay.
PErEissnOno, Ont, June is.-A
yacht containing eleven persons was
struck by n squall ana up~.t In Rice
lak. lAst evening. John F0ote and his
two daughters were drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19
or General John N. schoneli 10 Miss
Georgia Kiibourne Solcmnlzcd
Yesterday.
PRrLArr MILwAlnE PrRFoams
THr CEREMONY.
Oniy Intimate rri.nd- nnd Relatives
witness the ceremony.


witness the ceremony.
KEoKuK. Iowa, June is.--rhe mar.
riagr OF General John N. sCh0neld,
commander In chief Of ihe army Of the
United States, 10 Mim Georgia XII.
bourne, Of this city, was s0lcmnizcd In
~. Johns Episcopal church here nj
high noon today, ~. officiating Clergy.
man being IL. q. Mcillwainc. As far
as consistent with the high rank u
General schoneld and tho social prom
lncncc VI his bride, tDday's wedding
was devoid Of display, the only mill.
tary features being that the general
aud stan appeared In full uniform.
Only intimate friends aud relatives o.
tho contracting parties witnessed the
ceremony. The city was Handsomely
decorated for the occasion.
Just before ~ the wedding party len
the house Of Miss killi0urnr's mother.
The inside Of the church was bunuti.
fully decorated with f,sioona Of cal,
leaves and cyrrgrecns studded with
roses, and there was an abundance Of
other cut fiogorr. The canopy was
covered with silk days which extend.
cd from the enhance ~ the carriages.
The bride worc a superb costume NJ
white corded silk with dcmi'tfain,
Louis QuinEc Jacket aud white bonnet.
Her hands were vnchsod Ia white
gloves, aud she carried n silver prayer
book. Mrs. Kilboufnc, tue bfidu'a
mother, gave her away.
At precisely u O'Clock Prclate Il. G..
Mcllwsine pronounced them mhu aud
wife. lie was assisted ia the ceremony
by Bishop Perry u the EplsroIal di0.
ccse OF Iowa. The ceremony was i'm.
po,asiys aud byAuliful. Prominent
persons In attendance from abroad Ia.
cludcd General sch0holi's sister, Mn.
wiac, Miss Caroline Wipc, Mrs. Ed.
ward Kllboufne's dhughiers, jennie
aud Colin aud Edith, William fyiir
Of Chicago, Captain y. II. SchOncld u
Washington, u. g.; Lieutenant A. ID.
Andrews, Lieutenant n. y. Bliss aud
Miss Andrews OF New York; Rev.
James Schoncld and two daughters Of
Independence, Iowa; Honorable aud
Air-. Hiram Barney " New York; u.
". Schoheld Of Washington, son ~ tho
Gcncral; Mrs. &. j. liall u H. Louis,
George II. Duyoc OF Kansas CITY, W.
u. Poe. John S1uif-- aud u. y. Brad.
ford Of 81. Louis.
NJ the conclusion OF TIC ceremony
the bridal party len tho church.
Tho wedding breakfast was paftakcn
OF at the home Of Mrs. kilbaurnu from
1880 III 300 this afternoon. Those
holding invitations were received at
tho family residence,
Promptly nj q % Company a " the
Second regiment, National Guanln, and
Camp Of tho sons Of Veterans eco rlcd
General Schofnld 10 the hotel kcokuk,
where public reception was held,
-Four to i've hundred children, each
carrying small ilag, were presented
In addition 10 tho veterans aud cltl'
Gems.
Late this afternoon General Scho ileld
anu bride, together with Liculenant-
Andrews aud lilig, left on n special
cat Tot San Francisco and other Wet.
rTn points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

II you are troubled with rheumatism
or lame back, allow Us 10 suggest that
you try tho following tlmpl. remedy;
Take a piece Of flannel the slzo Of the
two hands, sAtuTato Il with Chamber.
lAin's T'Rin Balm and bind II ON over
tho seat Of palm. II viii produce u
pleasant warmth and relieve you VI all
pain. Many severe cases have been
cured In this way. The Palm Balm can
ho obtained from Y, q. NJ. /. Drug
Dent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

PANS, June ia professional
aefonaut made An ascension from
lAylElelto yesterday, being nccompani'
Ell Ly two lOwusmcn. When about
sixty feet from the ground the Aern-
maui, who had been liking something
outside the ear, Loot his balance ana
fen u the ground, being fatally in'
lufcd,
Tho balloon shot up with tho other
two men, neither OF whom had the
slightest knowledge 81 how 10 handle
II, and before long was out % sight
TIL. morning nothing had been hcatd
Of them. They were given up for lost,
hut this afternoon they Descended IN.
harmed at Ncrsaillra nearly iamished
and badly frightened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19
Children Under Eleven Years Prohibited
from Working 10 The English
Esta bllsbmeniI
a PHlLANrHRoPic REFORM or
IMPORTANCE.
Comments OF English Papers upon the
Matter; The Government said
20 be Disgraced.
Defeated ou the so.caiisd Factor,
mn.


IsONDoN, June ls.-ln the debate IL
the Commons todAyo on the factory bill,
the amendment Of Buxton (Llbeial) 20
prohibit childrcn under II yvnfs Oi age
from working, was adopted by vote
Of ~ 10 1856. Tho government was
thus defeated. The majority Included
few Conservative members.
Buxton'r amendment viii Affect
lb1,0l1to .00,OJ1 children In the king.
dom now employed IN the manufaciur.
ing Districts As half.iimcTs. IL II n
pbllanthrOpic reform, but was opposed
10y the bulk u operatives who benefit
hy the lahor Of their Offspring. The
Liberals argued that tho abolishing Of
child iabor would provide moro work
for adults.
Morley challenged the government
10 say whether they opposed liuNton'e
amendment or not, whefuupOn Home
Secretary Matthew minated that the
government would not accept the
amendment. The object of the clause
might still be defeated by an amend.
meni, iut II N expected the govern.
m.nt will accept the situation.
Lord Harrington, Sir Henry james
and q few other dlt-idrnis voted with
the minority, while Chamberlain aud
the bulk OF the dilsldcnts voted win
the majority.
The N,0s, commenting upon thc
matter, says: "rhp blow ~ both dam
aging and ignominious, aud not even
the resignation Of Home Secretary
Matthews will ,hvc tho government
from dircr.dit and disgrace"
The ChrOnio's Hays. Truly Score
tary Matthew'S II n costly luxury 10 ia,
State. The defeat u tho government
will seriously damage the prospects o
every Unionist candidate In tho mex
general election"
The Tunes says; 1--WE cannot pretend
10 regret that liuSion'H amendment wa
carried. Nevertheless, the unpleasant
rebuff % the ministers was Incurred
by an attitude unnecessary, inludicioui
aud not altogether straightforward
The rejection 81 tho amendment aftci
our action nj tho Berlin conference
would have exposed England 10 ~,
odium " the world NJ n nation Of Pha
fiscsH.
The Standard says: at h n pity thu
Matthews refused 10 allow the govern
mrut supporters freedom 10 vote and
act m they pleased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

BALTi,ioRE, June is.--william X.
Duvai, tlie young mai who diftin-
guished himself recently by nam
ing fctlciOus brood Of young
Duvals after various senators and Rep
fcsentatives Ia Congress, thereby se-
curing many presents, pleaded guilty
IL the Criminal court 10 three cases q
false prclcnc,e and was sentenced TO
three yoan In hcpcnitcnliary Ia each
case, concurrent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

wABiusuTON, June ls.-rhc official
mails from Chile state that tho House
u Deputies has passed n bill auihorlz-
ING the President TO levy forced loan
Of $50, 100000 10 carry on tho war. This
measure has not yet passed tho Senate,
Under authority Of Congress, all gold
aud silver In the treasury Of Chile,
compoaibg what Ii known m the me.
tAlllc reserve, viii be- sold at public auc.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

DETROIT, Junc ls.-rhe National
Association 81 Lie Insurance men TO.
day elected Charles IA. Raymond Of
New York PRECEDENT. The next meet
Ing win be- held In New York.
fhc association endorsed tho action
o. the executive committee recon.
mendlng that action bo taken In
reference 10 the establishing Of u chair
Of life insunncc Ia the Chicago
Univ, tnlly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

CHICAGO, June ls.-rho jury In the
ease Of stat. Senator Van Prsng, on
trial IN the Federal court on u charge
Of subprnatlon of perjury In the pro.
cuiemunt Uf naturalization papers for
aliens, this morning reported tina, they
were unable TO agree upon n verdict
Tho jury was discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

The Improvements which have just
been made aud others which are stlll
In progfcss Ia connection with the rail.
road System oi the country wurc,'
said the minister u finance, "iho
chief current outlay aud they chow an
Increased expenditure amounting 10
12,u00.O10 marks over the estimate"
Tho house approved them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

ception, II was the most fearful sight he
ever saw. In i've minutes ~ was all
over. When the police arrived three
podies hacked almost beyond feccg-
milton lay inside the ropes. The fourth
man was 20 Craked by his wounds that
before the police could lay hands ON
him he drove his own knife through
his hpafl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

Sr. bous, June ls.-At today's
convention of the Order Of Railway
Photographers, after u long debate the
nnti.strikc clause was eliminated from
the constitution. a Joint committee
was then appointed to formulate n
plan for the Inauguration OF tho
Motherhood of 'rolegmphurs aud the
Onier OF Railway Photographers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

Mr.. John Caraghar, merchant at
Caraghar. Fulton County, Ohio, says
that 81. Patrlck's Pills are the beet tell'
Ing pills he handles. Tho reason isthat
they produeoa pleasant calliaftio ELECT
aud arc certain and thorough In their
action. Try them when you want a
reliable caihaftlc. For rnlo by H. q.
81. |. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

Which people In run down state
health derive from Hood'a sarsaparllla
concluslvely proves that this medicine
"makes the weak strong" IL does not
ACT like q stlmulanl, impafilng iicliu9ls
strength, hut HOODS Sanaphrillh builds
up In q perfectly natural way az The
weakened part, purifes the blood, nnd
assists 10 healthy action those impor-
lant organs. the Kidneys anu hVef'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

CELiSA, o., June ls,--MaTy Price
was waylaid ON tho road this morning
by two men, who dragged her into u
thicket and attempted 10 outrage her.
Her cries brought her brother Elmer.
The latter was fatally stabbed by the
miscreants, who then eicAped. They
w.ro captured this afternoon aud
lodged Ia Jail. Popular excitement il
high.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

PHILADELPHIA, June is.-Moyer a
Dickinson'- suit against the govern
nlunt for the classi fcation OF mefohan-
dist, imported either M hat trimmings
or Innings, went 10 tho Jury In tho
United States court this afternoon. It
IL said the duties Ia disputo amount 10
Slb,00O,OOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

IfVou ar. yellow, Bilious, constl.
pated with Headache, bad breath,
dDwsy. no appetite, iook, OUT your
Liver IL out Of order. Ono boz OF these
Pilla viii drive all tho trouble away
aud make a new being u you. Price
20 cent. Zion Coop Nor. IiAi. Drug
Dept, AgeAs d2s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

CLEVELAND, June ls.-By tho OK.
plouiou oi u boiler nj the Akron water.
works today, Henry Golden was
killed, John Harvey fatally injured
aud Clarence FELTON,, Newton Ramsey,
j. i. Mason, james Fanhs aud Hen.
lhmin Hoffman badly hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-19

sT. Louis, June is.--The Repniiio's
Gainsvillo, Tex, special, la Palo Pinto
county, Captain Perkins, n prominent
farmer, settled feud between himself
and a noighbor, William Dow, by lying
In walt with u shotgun, killing Dow
and mortally wOunding Dow's li'year-
old aOu.