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4 Set u Resolutions Adopted by the
Wisconsin Farmers Alliance
Convention.
A GREAT akHY QUESTIONS wrRt
TOUCHED UPON.
Ia Favor " Woman suffrage aud
the Admission Of Ladies 10
the Alliance.
REGULATIONS Adopted NJ rbsir state
Convention.

Conys.tlsn.
IA CROSSE, Wiz, June iO.-At 20.
dhy's session u the State Farmefa'
Alliance convention q lengthy aot "
resolutions wAa unanimously adopted.
They favor n system 81 taxation that
viii not favor one class nj tho uNieusc
Of another, free coinage Of silver,
abolition Of the na'iOnal tanks and u
Substitution Of the legal tender cufrcu.
Cy Issued 10y the government Ia sif.
nclont volume 10 do the business ~ the
county, that the government should
loan money 10 citizens with certain
prudent restrictions on real estate
security NJ an Interest not u exceed (.
per cent; recommend nm uncOmpfu'
missing effort 10 secure 10 fnrmcfs and
other wealth producers u fair share In
the management Of government; favor
cooperation Of Industrial organizations
In securing the demands u the -.
Louis platform, demand prohibition Of
gambling In boards Of trade, favor
government control OF telugnpht and
railroads, favor the election " prcsl-
dent aud vicc.prvsidcnt and senators
by direct vote u the people; favor the
prohibition u nonresident allen owu.
efshlp OF lhndi favor tie sathhllihinrut
u postal savings banks, that all the
interest acCrding from the loan of pub
Tic money by any municipal corpora.
tlon shall 10 returned 10 the trp sufy
from which the money was loaned,
that town., elite. aud Villages vhofr
license IL granted for tho sale Of liquor
be- compelled 10 pay all CNIcntcH of
prosecution, Including tho expense of
the defense now allowed under present
Laws, which shall lie Incurred In the
prosecution " perons Tor any oiiUnsc
committed while under tho Influence
NJ intoxicating llquons. The fcsolulion
alec favos woman suilpgc, provides
f1f tho admission " tho Alliance u tho
wives and daughters u members with
equal privileges aud without ices, nnd
authorizes the executive committee 10
establish purchasing agency under
tile control of the committee.
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suomr Lrsri FAST rInri
fiF.leiss. Equipment, Electric lights
Courteous FnPiaye. anu spis"
did Service.


II YOU are going EAST, take tho Chi
eago, Milwaukee n ~. Paul Hallway,
thc Chicago Snort Line, aud enjoy al
the improvements ana o0nyeniences OF
a fifst,class railway such as electric
lighted aud steam heated, solid vcstl
buie trains, vi h Westinghouse air zig
mails aud the finest dining cars Ia the
world. Free reclining chair cars.
This road runs no omigmnt trains or
rprs, Src0ni.elass passengers are ear.
rled 0n regular express trains In clean,
light coaches, with cushioned seats And
hacks, and are NJ good ~ tho coaches
furnished by many roads 10 nrstelass
Thr electric berth reading lamp fea'
turp In tho Pullman sleeping cars run
on this line IL patented and cannot 10
used is any other railway company
II II the graf improvement OF The age
Try n and be- convinced.
fmveI by this road aud be assured OF
conrteous treatment by ~ employs
For hirther particulars call at l0l
Main Street
AIRY. MTCHELLp
Commercial Agent
7. n, POWELL,
Contracting Agent
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Rev. ". n. Fainll, ID. D.. ciiior
on bora M,th0ths, sbys udilnnnllyl
We have tested the mrflh VI ElyiH
Cream Balm, aud believe that, by q
thorough course u treatment, n VIII
cuur almost every cnsu NJ chinrrh.
Minister, ~ a class afr afflicted with
head aud throat troubles, And caiAfTh
seems more prevalent than ever. We
cannot recommend Ely'a Crcam Hahn
too highly,n
fused Ely's Cream Balm Tor dry
eaiaffh. ltpF1vvi cufe.-B. u. NJ,
Weeks, Denver.
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the United PREsaYrERiAns
fRArCRHizr WITH THEM.
A Number Of Ministers Announce their
Withdrawal FROM the Reformed
PresbJierians.
ti'c N"unE Presbyterian uisi.ter.
Expelled from 10. church.

PuTsHrEu. June i0.--The sensa.
u0uM trials " the six young ministers
Of the Reformed Presbyterian church
ended today, and the synod, 10y vote
of Oj ~ ~. expelled i've Of them from
tie church. The charges against them
were scandal, libel aud following diyl.
sivc cOurccs In declaring ia favor Of
the right OF franchise.
Their names are Rev. T.. NJ. Mill.
gan, Rev. ]. u. J. MillRan, Rov. W.
IL. Reed, Row. w. L.. e.. Samson, Rev.
J. q. X. Miillghn.
Rev. a. w. McCurkin'a appeal wa.
tustiine'l. u. H. Burnett, student,
also changed with hcfcsy, has not yuI
been tried.
Immediately after tho announce
mcnt uf the vote all the SUSPENDED
ministers len the church. They were
met on the outside by several minis.
ter of the United Presbyterian church,
Who cxtendci ~ them In an Informal
way the right hAni Of fcllowahip. The
scene during tho voting was very "a.
citing. The verdict was not unc1.
ntc'ud aud aevefsl minifttr. have givon
notice 0f their intoutlon 10 follow tho
young men.
The thitty.aovcn who voted against
tie suspension Of the young men this
afternoon presented paper 81 dissent
from the action n tho synod aud asked
that u Ia SPREAD upon the minutes. A
number Of ministers when the result Of
the vote was given out announced
ihuir withdrawal from tho church.
lt,v. l.. NJ. Milllgan was the INT 10
catch tho eye Of tho moderator after
the announcement OF the vote. lilo
said!
"ln Wow Of the fact Of this eynod
having found mo guilty Of scandal,
libel aud following divlsivr courses,
therefore appeal tO tho enlightened
Christian conscience and place myself
on trial la the Monongohcia Prusby.
tory Of the United Presbyterian
Church."
He was followed by the other aus.
pended minister.
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NEw YOmS, June lO.-Dr. Thomas
Adds Ermiit, president u the Nation.
al Federation of America, has Issued
an address 10 tho friends Of home fulo
fof Ireland. u sssercly arralgnH Par.
nell aud says the future guardians Of
Ifish Affairs must he trusted only 10 n
majority Of those elected 10 represent
ireland In tho British Parliament.
Money ~ needed nj once aud IN ap-
peal 10 madc 10 the friends " home
rule. This National Federation IL
similar ~ the one existing In Ireland.
The funds will be- controlled by a con.
tfal boari u trustees aud Eugene
Kelly OF New York istrrasurcr.
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r..rm, Havoc In ned River valley.

Anymore, 1. T., June lO.-l,ePofis
received here give hearlrending nc.
countn OF tho fearful havoc 10 liio and
property IN tho overlooked valley 81
ihe Rod river Ia Texas aud this T,uti'
tory. Dwelling aud business hoilscs
we're swept away, crops destroyed and
stock Of all kinds destroyed.
A fAtboat oontaining several men
who were trying 10 rcscuo families
driven 10 the tops Of their houscs by
the Hood, capsiied and one OF the oceu'
pants was drowned.
Il IL feared that many people who
are now missing have been drown cd.
II IL impossible now 10 ascertain the
loss of life OF tho value Of the property
destroyed. Many families are rendered
homeless.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June TO-
Tho street car strike broke out again
this morning. A crowd " two hun.
dtui gathered NJ the Sweet street
cable station and were smashing things
when tho police arrived, aud a pitched
battle cnsued. Revolver- were fired
nnd bricks aud sticks were thrown be-.
iotc the mob wa dispersed.
The Officers arrested thirteen Of the
mob. IL IA reported that one 81 tho
crowd was fatally Injured aud Others
wounded.
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CucAuo, June lO.-Mllc Bluovcli
Won, Silycraio second, Emma O..
third. fine liil H..
-Four mrlong--Aruuiel won, Hilly
pinkvfton SECOND, iIhtfy Weaver
third. fimr--iis!.
Eight Hnd q haif hiflongs Car.
ter won, Fuky second, Sportsman
tlifi. Timu-2g1l.
xix fIflongs-Cuahuo won, Bob
Jacula second, Fryd Farol thini. Time
-iilDi,
SlK iIfl1nss-Tculon won, Hogan
second, BOB McC1r hlfd. Time
lii5.,
Six hirlongs-lnnocrncc won, Dan
II. SECOND, Climax thirI. rimo-iil7.
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BurrALO, june i0.--ihc track was
fast. Five iurlonRs-Thy1m won,
Louis 4. second, Lady NJ. third.
Tinc-i.i..
Miic aud ouc.half-frcmont won,
DR.. illl second, Canine third. Time
--giii,
Six furlongs &c. Nlngahrligc won,
Queen u Immps second, onward,
thiri. Timv-i3lll.
Five hilongs- fieny won, An
nhIolls second, Jay Quil third. Time
-iiia.
Mile ani onc.slKtccnih o. Middle.
stone Won, Troy second, 0ypscy Queen
thifi. Timc-liisi.
Five furiongs-l'u Chester won,
khaiiAn second, Mucilago Third. Time
I'LL,
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ProniA, H., June 10. - Edward
spelmsn, the millionaire di.tillor, died
here today FROM the effects 0f injuries
rccrivol Wy fiil from n ladder about
a week ago, Spulman was prominent
In local politics, aud was noted ilgutr
In tho Cmnin TRIAL 10 Chicago. lie
was "dlaiflct oiilcsf" ~ tho Gamma
unrl, head mnn u that organization Ia
Illinois, aud was put upon the stand 81
testify In regard 20 the alleged con.
spirury ~ asiassinate Cr0nin. His
lrillm0ny was lIrlevhnl.
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1oNDos, Juns i0.-At tho priml'
tive Methodist conference now being
held nj Northampton, several speakers
denounced tho Prince VI Wales, Tor
the shAfu be- took In the baccant scan.
dal. La addition, some speaker urged
that the Prince VI Wales should not bo
allowed u succeed n tho throne unless
hu ABANDONED gambling.
The conference viii consider o..
morrow snmp resolutions upon this
subject, which will bcpreHvnitd " Is.
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The Union Pacific has common cCd
selling tickets from Salt Lake "a NJ
blon, Idaho, via Ninldukn, nj nate 81
sl.,i1. Persons going into Caehu
County via this route viii avoid tho
long riage ride ct fixty miles via
lirlton, as the distance Via stage from
Minldoka u Albion II only thirty
miles, paftite may leave Salt Lake on
the evening ~ onn day and arrive ~
Minldokn the afternoon Of the SECOND
day without difficulty, DIS
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Thousands or People Gather 10 View
the Remains " Sir John
Macdonald.
ooLGFUL MUSIC or BEtLs ARD
MINUTE GUNS.
The Train Arrives at Kingston aud
the Caskel Is Placed on
n Caiafalqur.
ny T6ssrsrh 10 me Nsws
TdtE FUNERAL.
Mr. nacdeaaid'. nsmsias Conveyed Go
kinr-tsa.


OTTAWA, juno 10. go Thousands Of
people today viewed the remains %
the late premier. rhc governor gem
cfal, accompanied ny his stall, arrived
shortly after ! O'Clock aud untufUd Par.
Lament buildlnT, where hc met the
cN.miulstou. They entered the scuni"
chamber, which was literally covered
with iluml tributes. six policemen
conveyed the caskut out OF the cham.
hor aud placed 10 In the hcarsc. A.
the cnHk"t was placed Ia the hcafse
a large tell IN The tower overhead
tolicd out dismally, and Immediately u
hundred church bolts and minute guns
added their doloful music g. the strain.
rhis was kept up during the funeral.
The cottogu then formed. 10 was
the largest ever scou Ia Canada, and
was composed Of troops, police, uuhlic
officials, members Ut Tie Provincial
governments, consul- or foreign
powers, political cluhs aud private car
rlagcs All along " route Of the process
nlnu.
Thousands wcfr gathered aud move.
roni along tho sidewalk was imp1ini'
bio.
The scuns wn one Of solrmnlty.
The drnped fronts ~ tho stores and
other huildiugu we're In unison with
the dark apparel u the crogds which
throngyd thu STREETS and the heavy
mourning Of tho funeral cor.cgr.
After leaving tho church the pocrssl0n
reformed aud pfocrvicd 10 the station.
The funeral tfain then proceeded 10
Kingston.
KiSolTos, lure io.-The funeral
caskut containing the rrmaius of Sir
calafalquo at the entrance 10 tho city
hall,
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Appointments.

wAfntNuTUS, Juno iO.-Tho Pfe,l.
dent this afternoon inside the following
appointments; Leonard W. Colby,
Nebraska, Assistant attorney general;
Joseph u. Reed, Iowa, chief Justice II
the court u private land claims, WI.
Dor y. stone, Colorado; Henry q.
Sluss, Kansas, Thomas &. Fuller,
North Carolina, aud William NJ. Aiur.
ray, rennumer, ATt1ciatc justices ~ the
court 81 private land claims. Matthew
q. Reynolds, Missouri, Lnit-i States
attorney Of tho court Of private land
claims.
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81. Louis. juno lO.-rhu tack was
slow. Milc-Nehama won, Silver
Dollar sccosi, Apex third. Time
1861
Mile aud onu.aixtconth Rofnka
won, Cousigncv second, RcislFn thlfd.
fime-.!ul.
Halt u milc--rho Hero won, Gold.
stone second, BDsiondc third. rimu-
.1l,,
Mile anl fli.y yards--Dyrr won,
First Ian second, Antonio third.
time-ii6u.
Nilr ani nu eighth psfamr tia won,
0locknef srconi, MaTchma third.
IimU-..Usl.
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QuEnFc, June iO.--Ail the forests
along the line 81 the Lake ~. John
railway appear doomed 90 almost total
de-iructi0n unless rain falls very
shortly. Fnom the terminus Of the
railway at ltohcival, on the shores Of
Lake 81. john 10 Lake s. Joseph,
only twenty-five miles from this city,
one CONNECTED belt " fire H. sweeping
onward through the whole region. NJ
lSiylefe u Pierre. half n dozen houses
were burned. Other large iiics are TO
ported raging IN sgauneuay district.
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LoND1s, juno iu.--rhe Barinss'
statement says, after allowing Tor
changes IA quotations sine" October
there seems u b. M uHsun 10 nuiicl-
patio that any claim will be male On
the guafEuiofs.
rnc BAfings have Offered that II any
sufplu. rrmniur from the liquidation
they viii devote Il T. rvpairiug the
Losses sustained on shntrs 81 The Bueuns
Ayfr- Water Drainage company,
though they are M legal claims.
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A. old Lady bs,sar.a by Hogs.

MAcoMn, Ills, June lO.--Mfs. Martha
Way land, aged 10, disappeared from
her home yesterday. Last evening her
grandson going into ibe pasture dis
covered grove II hogs fighting over
fomething, and investigation showed
they were devoutlng the unfortunate
woinan's body. The men were CON.
peAtd 10 beat the hogs away with
slia,s, as the hrutes fought like Wild
cath. II IL not known how the woman
sueeumbed 10 their attack.
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FREDEuCRsnJRd, Va, June 10
This town was proiusedly decorated
TO-DAY with luntlrg and Confederate
and National fiigs, In honor 0f Mem
oriul day aud tho unwilling OF a mon-
ument 10 tho Confederate dead.
Thousands of visitors ere here from all
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ghiIean shIp. a. IquIan..

iouiQuE, June iO.-rho congra.
slpnAl shiI- "Cochmue," AlAgAllanea"
aud "Aiaipe" arrived today from Cal.
dom aud intermediate polnta. The
"itAla" aud "Chaflestonn will leave
for San Francisco on Saturday. Tho
steamer "Monikrrmt" arrived today
from Han Francisco with a large supply
Of iour and provisions. Pglcrs are
now expected " 70 down.
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LTrDs juno lO.-garbaa water.
huuse aged I've year,. "a quntryman's
daughter mystutOnaly disappeared
Saturday. Last night the ppliug dis.
covered her body lying IN the street
closc ~ the town hail. The abdomen
had bgcn Ripped 0pcn, The lniestlucs
pfotuuud aud the lugs aud arms had
been almost severed from the body.
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yentlon, which inot here this after.
noon AMI many Prohibition notablcs
are on the ground, Including Sam
Smail OF Georgia. Samuel Dickic,
chairman Uf the National Prohibition
committee, says the talk OF tho dele.
gales now u Tor q strong farmer and
labof platform ami u union with The
iafmtrs meets with Wide invor.
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Usfosrows, Pa, June 10. - Tho
Jury Ia the ease against John McSloy,
Mike Dismon and twenty.elght rioters
Tor conspiracy asd riot at the brick
works, found McSloy and Dlsmon
guilty aud acquitted the rect. The
case ngains, John u. Rae, Peter Wise
aud olhers was ihen taken up.
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WAfwOrtn, y. y. June i0.-Tho
doubir wedding NJ Ellen ~. Y,omans
and Charlie w. Hamilton " Denver,
Col, ani Anna q. Icomans and Jos.
a. Reed VI Beatrice, Nun., was rele.
lrn',d at noon today nj the home ol
Lucitn \, Gcomaus, father of the
brides. tx President Cleveland,
uncle Of the brides, was present.. The
ceremony was PERFORMED by Row.
William y. Cleveland, " Chaumont,
y. y, an uncle u the brides.
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CRY ~ MENico, June lO.-Thteo
editor. ~ ~ P0pui,fr la QucIal Ten.
ango, Guatemala, have hecn locked up
In a ilthy dungeon, ard loaded with
chains by order Of President Barillau
for having criticised the government
They arr obliged n work on tho street
several hours daily.
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Mr.. John Canghaf, u merchant nj
CafaghAr. Fulton County, Onto, SAYS
that a. pAtrick'a Pills nfc the beet sell
Ing p'lls he handles. The ruaaon isihnt
they pruducca pleasant calharllc effect
nni are certain ard thorough In their
action. Try them when you want a
reliable cAthHrtlc. For falo by Y. q.
81. |. Drug Dept.
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I0sDOS, June l0.-slr William Cor.
don Cumming has resigned irom all
the clula nf which lac was member.
Ills co.r, Ia the uult were .25, 900. lilo
told friend t0iay II was not the lady
mentioned, bat another high Ia socls.
~ Who was the principal factor la the
betrayal OF the secret.
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A very interesting and instructive
lecture by Elder Andrew Jonson, in
pamphlet form, just tho thing 10 send
abroad 10 friends or Tor mishlOnariea'
uso. Only o cents per copy. At DIES.
NAT NEWS Office. l&s
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WAsuiSurlS, June LOAN onlcr
wat lrsu,d hy the navy department to.
day ordering Rcar.Admiral Harmony
% hoist his Tag nu the "l.suras'rf" On
the 2ard Int. aud proceed % the All.
attic station aud relieve Rra,.Admirsl
BrlkuAp,
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LoSpos, June lo.-Raciug ON Ascot
heath continued today. The mce for
the Royal Hunt cup plate valued at
800 soyefelgnH added 10 III. handicap
sweepstakes Of 20 snvefeigns each, was
won ny Lanfeiic II, Iiothbeal second,
Breach third. Twenty-Five starters.
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PHILADELPHIA, June iO.--A Camp.
hell & CO.'S cotton min at MRunyuug
was damaged by flfp today 10 tho cx'
tent of $4,000, Cfenshaw a i.es.r.
wcayefs, In the same building suffered
n loss of $4,000. The Insurance In
enough 10 cover the ontiTo lUif.
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tlon today the proposition was defeated
providing Tor an Industrial exhibition
~ the W1fli'. fair. 4 resolution was
adopted iavoring government control
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GAEpES CITY, Kan, June i0.-An
unknown Mexican cntiloman met n
young toy On the prairie today and
without provgcail0n attached and muir
defcd him, He was captured this NJ.
tornoon aud lynchlng q probable.
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A French Expedition De,oarsd by
gannibnis.

PARIS, June lO.-Natiyes Of Matonga
have massacTed, roasted aud deyOured
the members II the French expedition
from Loango under M! Crampel.
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A HaiIo, Hsf.rl. mn.

srRINuFiELD, H., Juno l0-The
ballot reform bill, providing an amend
ed form Of the secret ballot law, has
been passed by both houses OF the
legislature.
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N..n,In.s iiIIAlii,r.

NAPLES, June ln.-fhc cfupilsn II
Nesuylus CONTINUES. The director "
the observatory ou N,suyius hutiri-
Iairs u viii become violent nj an carly
date.
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BEilLis, june i0.-ilrrr Bmnden.
burg, memlur Of the Center party, has
boon elected without opposition Ia hll
the seat made vacant by the death OF
MlulthOrt,
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Hr. Louls, June lO.--rhe advance
guard OF the executive committee OF
NE Peoples party, which oonvenes
here Saturday 10 select meeting Tor
a national convention, has arrived.
i, L.. Sexton, one Of tho secretaries OF
The Cincinnati convention, stated ~ a
reporter that many advocate placing
State ticket In the field In number OF
States, while others think that such
course would be unwise, and have u
tendency TO divide the party p strength.
Candidates will be- placed boforr The
National convention. sexton sall a
number had been suggested, but 10 Tar
stanford, Of California was the favor
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How 10 cure The .anEb following Ia
GrlpIsa,

For Troublesome cough there Il
nothing better thhu ChambcflAin'a
Cough Remedy. IL strengthens the
pulmonary organs, allays any Irritation
Gni elirriually cures the cough. II II
ESPECIALLY valuable for tho cough which
~ often follows an attach u the grippe.
For talc by n. G.. NJ. l., Drug Dept.
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The ohlo rrohibitivnisi conreniie"
HrmNoFIELp, Ohio, June lO'--ovcr
1000 Stranger are In the city, drawn
ny the PIohlbillonist Party state Con-
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1891, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH TERRITor

part Of the Union. At 3 O'Clock the
monument vas unveiled with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies In the ptcaence Of a
host u people.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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boston. %, Chicago, o. nattrrles -Ciafkson,
hrAueit, l.akui iiuichiusoh, kttrdEe, tioran'
sEw ioHK.
New York, q, iiitshurr, a. nAttefles-
LNiug, ClArkpi UalNu, Macs.
nnuoKLiN.
Cleveland, 3! hIsoliyn.g batteries -Youns
thinner, Lcgett, nalsS'
PHILADELPHIA.
phiAirlphlA, a. Cincinnati, q, HAfterles--
Thornton, hTusn, plemenisi huilane, llafrns
ton,
ANEHicAs ASSOCIATIONS WASHINGTON.
Washington. - Athletic, g.
CINCINNATI
Columbus game posiponeii rain.
Wtstrw LrAQur-ppsyER
Denver, Omaha.d
sioux err,
souiN CITY. o. H. raul,L
KAssAs err,
kansas CITY. q Llaooln, 2,
MNNEAroLia.
Minneapolis. 49, MIlwauAse.l
The President Inyited TO Raleigh,
NC
WAaiusqIoN, June l0.-A del, "a.
ton ~ seventy peTsons, representing
all the Southern States, called upon
President Harrison today aud invited
him 10 attend the exposition nc
Raleigh, n. q, IN October and No.
yembrr nest, The President promised
10 endeay0r 10 arrange his matters 20
~ 10 accept the Invitation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-11

Supplied Ia any quantity at short
noiice. los Main sIrcet aud Is Fist
South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-11

Immense Lot OF Curtain Not
Remnants at Half-Prioe, ut
s. 2. TEASpEL,S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-11
onsrn mon.e nnrnsa.

BALTIMORE, June l0.-rhe Concor.
dla Opera HOUSE vas damaged 100000
by fire tonight.