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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

II IL wrong to put the dough for bread
IN hot oyon. The oven should only he
slightly warm, aud theu heated gradually.
This plan h,s been been tested hy a Lon.
dou baker, who hsyvrts that the inteusa
beat, suddenly striking he surface N the
dough, Kills the yeas, influence which
should make the bread Rise. lie tried an
experiment by hnylug tho dough put n
the oven ol q gnH stove, slightly warmed
aud gradually increased the heat iii 10
reached the dc gree nJ U,'eh bread bakos
The result WAS simply wonderful Broad
baked In this fashion rises toamazlng slzr,
aud the Loaf Is Of a spongy liFhtnt.a. 100
Yankee Blade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02
MONDAY. NOVEMBER TERRITORY

over TN. wlrr and killed. The cab
mnn attempting toexllica,e his animal
from the harness, thinking that he had
simply fallen, was struck on the fore.
head ny the swinging wire, which bic
through his skull almost TO tho ears mod
there remained. The electric fluid
literally filled the man'H head, and iu =
moment his brain and uyta had been
completely inclneruled. The d tsh aud
sgin smoked and aigzird until they aho
were reduced almost 10 anhes. An this
while tpafss played about hia hrad Ia
On awful hower. the vyts literally
glafing sud rnjisting Tho couuming
lire. No other Casualtivs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

STOCKTON, oct. 81.-Chsrlus Marvin
today ieceivei telegram from Robert
Bonner, denying the report that Doblo
" TO have Sunol next year.
An important record made today
was by the yearling Frou Frou. Two
weeks ago Sanders drove tho Ally In
2;il, Last Tuesday he made her trot In
E8lt. Today lac drove her u mile ia
1891 beating Norlane's record quar-.
tsro SECOND and placing Frou Frou
third among the yesrlings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

PANAMA, Nov. l.--saturJaya naked
Telephone wire was detached by some
ttreei Arab, 20 that II hung from its
support 10 the ground, trailing over n
certain wire from the electric light
plant. A police officer commenced 10
haul It In. Tho act Of drawing caused
II TO cut through thu rubber Insulation
Of the electric light wire. The officer
received n shock which rendered him
unconscious. A great crowd gathered,
and, before the electric light company
could be notified to shut of Its current
horae hitched 10 cab was driven
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

Mrs.. Abbey T. Pope, the Brooklyn blblo.
maniac, has The finest library OF any woni.
an Ia hecountry. rhe booka arn her own,
not by lercdity, lat by purchase and pos.
soum right, Among other raritles she hn,
~ number ot first editions Of the English
poets, uovolsb aud British esstylsts of
priceless value, aud the famous Charles VI
misfaL Al the Groller exhibition the club
levied upon Mr.. Pope i0r loans Of rare and
extinct copies of famous books bound In
molAie aud carved feathers. Aside from
collecting books she is an omnlyorous
reader and know her lilrary.-Ncw York
Latter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

HATTIsBuRG, Miss. Oct. sl.-Au
atrocious crime was committed by an
unknown mlscreant last night, the wife
Of Mayor Williamson being shot dead
IN her bedroom. The murderer had
entered through the window and Mrs,
Williamson, aroused, jumped from hor
bed and was shot down. Her husband
was absent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02
senator Quay sues James Kerr for
Libel.

PIlTsnuRG, Nov. 1.-The CONNER.
oiai Gasetts's Beavers special says:
Senator Quay has instructed his coun-
sel to commence suit tomorrow In
Philadelphia against James Kerr,
chairman OF the Democratic State com.
mlt.ee, Tor 100000 damage for libel
and conspiracy TO libel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

PARIS, Oct. 3l.-Minis;er Failliercs
introduced today In the chamber a bill
placing promoters of prostitution under
the vagfaut act penalty. lie promised
that future bill would aim at the on
tire suppression OF prostitution.
Because OF Faillleres declining 10 In.
terfcre TO secure this release from prison
Of the socialist La karaue, the Rsdi.
Gals attacked the government, but n
resolution of confidence was adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02
TriE IOWA ELECTION.
Intense Excitement ever the ont.
easIe.

DIS MoISrs, Ia, Nov. l.-politi.
clans have not been able 10 keep the
Ssbhath.day free from politics. The
election IL the sole subject Uf public
attention. Anxiety over the outcome
has never been so intense. Both par
ties have An organization that will
reach every precinct In the State, while
th- vote In cities like Dies Moiues
viii proably be the fullest ever cast.
Instances are frequent In which voters,
temporarily hundreds OF miles from
home, have boon sont for nj tho cx.
pont. of tho campaign fund. Both
parties are hopeful. Tho Farmefs'
Alliance Ocgla faction IL maintaining
III campaign with considerable teuncl-
ty. Their candidate, wCstfall, csli.
mates his vote at from 1000 10 10000.
The Republicans and Democrats con.
ccde him not TO exceed 1900. The
legislature IN a matter Of much specu-
lation by both parties. The Alliance
men are beginning 10 assert that they
will succeed In securing the balance OF
power,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02
An Aged Lady rail. rrom wlndow.

ST.. PAUL, Oct. Sl,-Mrs. Lucy Todd
Gilbert, mother OF Bishop Gilbert, was
found dead this morning lying In
pool Of blood In front Of the Bishops
residence. II IA supposed that she got
up In the night aud, ~ she was very
feeble, being rs years old, fell out OF
the window.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. l. - Gov.
ernor buchanan arrived today TO cou-
fer with Attorney. General Pinkle on
the outbreak at Brlceyillo. THIS morn-
Ing no Issued two proclamati0np, one
offering a reward Of 5000 for the nr.
rest and conviction Of the leaders Of
Bniroyille riot, and the other Offering u
reward Of S25 each for the capture OF
the escaped convicn. Everything Ia
quiet Mt Briceyille. AS precautions,
the guards nj Oliver'e have been
Largely reinforced, and II the stoclIade
should be- attacked vigorous reeist-
ance will bo made. rhu governor Will
not call out the militia at present; no
win depend upon the civil authorities
10 reaffcst the oOuylcts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

JinlH lat variety entcrtainmcnt)--
That fellow in front OF Us was about tho
only one who didn't applaud TINT good
Old song, "Don't Despiae a Man Because
He Wears q Ragged Coat" He must 10
a regular arlstoorat, isn't hel
BNnka-Weu, / dunno. Maybe hos q
tailor.-Good NcwA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02
An ON IoMn nnrned.

TOLEDO, o.. Oct. Stat North Raj.
timorc, an oil town thlrty.two miles
south ~ here, a IRE this morning do.
stroyed all the buildings ON the main
street north OF the u. & O. tracks. The
poftOfiice, hotel, Burk's bank and NJ.
teen stores were burned. The loss il
estimated at 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

VICTORIA, II. C., Oct. sl.-.Thls ar.
tsrnoon this boat race between Hanlan
and Stephens was rowed at Shawne.
gon. Both men rowed well, but
biepl on. loet the course. being unused
to the turn. He consequently rowed
wildly, and the home stretch was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02
CannhInns wLo want On .iiiance
Win u,

TECuusrTn, ont, Nov. I. "A
strong branch o. the Continental
Union, who's object N political
alliance with the United statcs, wa.
formed hers lnAi night,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

Tenor--lt IA singular, when have q
cold It desiroya my low notes and not et
all my high ones. which would seem
more sensitive.
Lady-fcrhaps, but then they are the
most difficult to attack. -Harpsrs BassE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

To make volatile soap for removing
paint. gn'ase spots, etc, take four table.
spooniuls OF spirs VI hartshorp. four
tabl'spooufuls OF alcohol, and table.
spoonful Of salt. SHAKE the whole well TO
gethor la bottle and apply with a sponge
OF brush.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

IL Is customary, az every one knows, 10
serve bcef aud mutton quite rare. Lamb
aud veal should BE- thoroughly done, hut
thoy should not, for this reason, be- dry.
The iuisea should follow tho knife when
the meats are cut On tho table.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. Ia
rumor is current here 10 the effect that
secret understanding exists between
the mipefs throughout the state 20
liberale all oonvicts working ia the
mines. la consequence, II in thought
that tho next move will be In Oliver
spring., Tracy CITY aud Inman.
a special TO the Times says that tho
Bficeyille miners resumed work YES.
terday morning. The eonyiols are
scattered, majority fleeing 10 tile
mountains OF Kentucky. The mat
tor has created great excitement here,
aud the outcome IL looked forward 10
with interest. The failure OF the legls-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

Marriage eta 0erman giri 10 New
York 10 nee nfoihor,

NEW YORK, Nov. l.-AmouR tho
immigrants landed ~ tho busge ONCE
todny was q German family named
Muller, composed ofmn'hsl, san john,
aged %, and daughter Marguerite.
aged ~, besides a son .in.lnw aud hi.
two children. The mmIly dphntkrd
from the steamer "pfinre Bismnfck.n
The Daughter wa IN an interesting
state. evidently near IL. elimination.
When questioned hy tho bureau on.
cials SHE Indicated that her brother
John was responsible therefor. Tho
oflicials not knowing Of the relation.
ship existing between the pair, Mar.
guurlie was told that unless she and
her bntrayer were martici they would
both be- sunt back 10 Germany. Both
parties expressed willingness 20 he
married. They were escorted 10 the
residence " mllis'cy near by, aud
tue ceremony reformed. After
the ceremony II wa1 found that
the mother hai railroad Tickets Tor
Elgin. III. She was found, aud
told that her daughter had been mar.
fied. She expressed adjustment, de.
manding u know who her new s1n.in.
law was. Being told. she threw up
her hands and shrlekcd. "Why, that ~
my son. They are brother anu sistof.n
Upbrsldlng aud recrimiualion- by tho
mother and sister followed, while the
son, brother aud husband looked ON Ia
s.olid indifference.
The gifi persisted TINT John was the
father Of her unicorn child, while the
mother protested that a soldier Ia Meek.
ienhurg, Germany, wns re-pDnsible.
john would make no statement The
clusion was reached that the girl hal
implicated her brother IN order TO
sucure their release from the barge
office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

Them went into Miss Alc0tth sitting
room one day young woman iu OIL tho
glory ~ new and uoil.n costume, %
which she 1911. lncuiamonig puId Nhcru
utou Miss A'cOtt, % irrss fsiotmar Of stern
principle ard long habit, rr.l this friyo.
i0us Young woman an Impressive lecture
nn inc mrfilnrss oi the cotci Hud the high
hcrled shoe. rs in her cherished costume
excmplihcl "ii'a nll yesy VOL, my CHILD. p
snid she. " lth the quccr little twist Of the
mouth aud shake OF tue maine whCi
belonged 10 her especially earnest mo
mruts. "its nil very well nov. when he
the vicious pride Of your youth you'vr
nothing 81 da but prince about aud nmusr
youraolL nut when ilie dniir, and the
tcstA "a wlirhuld aud maternity como un1n
sou, Whore viii you b. with your health
iacfid ecl IN Your vnuityf let me cmpna.
tl2o my moral, na'am, after tho manner
OF thc liutiy Miss Elgowosih. by ..m.
pie tale drawn from the reAus OF my per.
sonnl observations
"ihcrc were once two young Girls whom
We will call Caroline aad Enghfunin. Caro-.
line from hyr Infancy dressed ls bccomcs a
rational fcmnle. with unc1nluui waist
aud i,tt shaped ~ henfen has ordained.
Sophr0nIn kvpt her waist down to eighteen
inehes-at what cost 70 her in'aris, my
love. We will not inquire-nnl Tilted her.
sclf aloft ON French hc'l. like those / see
bcforr me. Mark thp r,sult"
lcrr tho speakcr's'voioc dccpJucd oml.
nously, and She shook u warning nusgr
aloft, Both thcsr girls married aud in
due time .wcru blessed with offspring.
Caroline, tho sensible, the hyrienic. ali
but died from the ordeal, and is an Invalid
90 this hour. sophruuiA. the Fashionable,
the friyoloun, ~ the motho. Of seven daugl.
ter, and continues To dance all night Ia an
iBinch onr-ctw
But good gracious. Mis- ioulaw gasp.
ed her startled intcrloeutor, 'it seem, 10
me that tale turns out H. moral Wrong
end tor
My dear" snid she, her gray eye. all
Rtwiuklc, II realized tina; fact too late to
change my unfortunately selected illustrn.
ton. But, says | TO myself lee N be
trulhful, Louisa, though the hcayena
fAllv ~ Boston Transcript.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

Any woman not predhiused to extreme
thInncss aud In comparative good health
can, by care 10 her diet aud her iomprr,
reach the state Of plumpnrss she yearn.
for. hut first OF all she must not worry.
Women who are nervous and worry over
every ,riGe, will always rpmain thin. Tho
young woman desiring to get fat must
take life calmly; hurry about nothing;
and Us far rs possible rest a great deal II
her nervousness l. extreme. then she must
apply 10 her physician. who will give her a
scdHiiNc and proper diet. She may eat
freely " green salads, put upon them ~,
much oil a. she likes, but give up the vine.
gar-liall's journal Of Health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

LONDON, Nov. i.-Eafly this MORN.
ing the top floor OF the Prince Ol
Wales's residence was discovered on
firc. An alarm was promptly rung
aud soon tho greatest excitement pro-
vailed. An hour latter the whole
upper part Of the building was In
ilames and In n few minu,es the roof
collapsed with a tremendous crash.
The reflection ofthe ilamoa was Visible
for several miles around. The several
fro brigndrs ON the scenr were
assisted by hundreds Of volunteers, In.
Gliding an engine company sent by the
Great Eastern railway company, by
special train. The second and third
floors Of the building were Quilted and
their contents destroyed. The lower
rooms wcro greatly damaged by water.
The total amount Of damage Il .sti.
mated ut flO,O00. The Prince and
family were absent al the time. IL IL
supposed the fire was caused by a
spark from Hue, which smouldered
during tue night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

The silk vest Is REALLY an institution and
has come tostay. Its unquostlonably tho
most comfortable Of all summer l.nrman .,
mud for cold weather wear, with LIGHT
weight wool gossamgr, there Is nothing
better.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

much ikea PROCESSION, Haulan winning
IN 1922, about eight lengths ahead.
This reduced tue worlds record by
three seconds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02

laluru 10 adjust tho difficulty IL tho
foundation Of the present lawlcssness
and the public ie very indignant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-02
Tie Chlleans Discussing the Proba-
billy OF an Alliance NTH
Great Britain.
CHILEAN NEWSPAPER ALICIA.
IONS AGAINST roAN.
Dy Telczrnnh to the Nsvt
InE cIIuEtS QUESTION.
The Political Atmosphere Not clear.
tnE.-Nessri- Iitisd Nut.

SANTIAGO, Chile, oct. although
there aru no new developments today.
the political AtmuaphOro shows no
signs Of clearing. The Junta, through
IT, organ, II now claiming that tho
police Of NalpRraiso were Ia no way NJ
iault III arrcsIng the sailors u the
baltimore, or their subsequent treat
meut OF them. This, with other mat.
teri, notably The expectations that
Minister Egan will hc directed by the
state Department at Washington 10
nrrsnnL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-29

THE PHILADELPHIA PREss. referring
to the bother the tin industry is Civ
ing our free trade funds. says that for
years the New York Times has been
Insisting that no tin could, would or
should be produced in this country,
that no miners existed and that du-
ty on tin was useless. The Times and
all other free-trade papers will have
to change their tune now that tin is
being mined in California, in auantl-
ties sufficient to indicate that all tin
needed here can be produced in this
country.
But those free trade papers have a
wonderful facility for changing their
sentiments to suit circumstances, and
by the time the Mn plate industry il
under way every paper that has been
denouneing the tariff on tin plato as
an attempt to create an industry which
cannot be carried on in this country,
will be insisting that tin plate was all
along so certain 10 be manufactured in
the United States tnat the duty was
never needed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-29

The passenger department of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co.
has issued an attractive little book on
"Gettysburg, Its Battleiields, Its He
roes and Its Monuments which is an
Illustrated guide to thot Mecca of pa
triotic Americans, and gives full infor-
nation as to how it may be reached
over the new and direct route via the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
The book giVesa clear and succinct ac-
count OF tn great battle, contains por-
traits of some OF the commanders on
either side, with views of many inter
esting points OF the Battlefield and il
Illustrations OF number of the hand
some monuments which have been
erected to commemorate the heroism
OF the troops engaged in the noted
struggle. Tho book iS neatly printed
and bound in Illuminated covers, and
i issued free at the various ticket of.
iices OF the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-29

An innovation in the calendar line,
which will be welcomed by business
men, has Just been issued by Lord Il
Thomas, Advertising Agents, of this
city. II consists of large, well print
ed pad of monthly calendars, the fig
ures upon which can be distinctly seen
across good sized room, the whole
mounted upon a handsomely illuml-
mated card. The feature of 1t, how
over, is the fact that, instead of run
ming from January to December, it be-
gins with July and runs for twelve
months, thus forming an agreeable
change from something that has been
before oncs eyes for half year, and
of which the eyes have become tired, =
Chicago Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-29

The Stanton and Marshallton Sab.
bath schools OF the NJ. T. Churches will
give an excursion to the Brandywine
Park, on Saturday, August LIST, leav-
ing Kiamensi station via the B. a o. r.
II. at DAB a. m. Arrangements have
been made to get of at Augustine.
The school will picnic in the portion
OF the park formerly known as Tat
nails Grove. The ticketsfor the round
trip will be IS cents. At this low rate
OF fare there should be large mum.
Der take the advantage and spend the
day along the banks of the beautiful
Brandywine. 1t would be we'll for
those who have not yet purchased
their tickets to do SO at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-29

fit be but irradiated by good health,
Is shorn of halfits distasteful features.
Hosts of distinguished men and wo-
men have uttered regrets for past
when young, full of vigor and hope,
though battling with obstacles that
seemed well nigh insurmountable,
tt'eir pulses beat, their veins tingled
with the glow Of joyous health. Chron.
10 invalids, would you once more feel
that glow, would you--as of yoro--
sleep, eat digest perfectly? Then use,
with persistence, Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, foremost among tonics, most
reliable of vitalizlng medicines. Ner-
vousness, dyspepsia, hypochrondrla,
a loss Of appetite and sleep, this
grand repalatlve of debilitatcd ply
sique and impaired constitutional Wig
or speedily prevails against. Rheu-
matte and neuralgia ailments, malari-
al disorders, kidney troubles, and the
growing iniirmities of age, are sue
cesslully combatted by this benign
specific.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-29

Time midnight. Scene in grave
yard. Participants in the pantomimc,
three policemen and young reporter
NeigibOrs report burglars are about.
The quartette receive word of the birds
OF prey at work earning an honest
living. They fly TO the scene of honest
toll. They search under aud over
every tomb stone, The reporter runs
into enc OF the silent markers, and has
the wind knocked out of him. Thinks
Il burglar had sand Bagged him, II a ics
tracks out OF there. After yiglIant
search the reporter calls the police and
relates his close call. Strange, hut he
still lives TO relate his peculiar sensa-
ton while searching for burglars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-29

Tie Board Of Health met in regular
session last evening, when action was
taken on twelve nuisances, five were
reported abated and seven continued.
The following resolution was adopted,
at the request OF the State Board OF
Healthi
tIGesolyed, That In the opinion OF
thlsbbafd the piggerles over the Penn
sylvhnia line near Chadd's Ford, which
are drained into the Brandywine, are a
nuisance and should be abated."
The secretary was instructed to ad-
verttse notices directing owners Of lots
TO have the weeds cut therefrom.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-29

WHAT IS tho cause Of the delay in
finishing the construction and repairs
Of tho Shipley Run Severn The re-
pairs should have been completed
weeks ago. The fostering mass Of de-
bris thrown out of the sewer to make
room for repairs has been breeding
maggots, and filling the atmosphere
with deathly malaria during the past
few hot days, and now since the flood
last night everything is torn up. prop
erty destroyed, and cellars filed with
water.
Tho Street and Sewer Commission
ers will have to turn over new leaf.
Whom they make contracts to have
work completed by a certain time they
should see to ii that it is done, other
wise the city will all the time be in
volyed in law suits for damages. Had
this Shipley run sewer boon completed
according to contract the damages by
Hood to be seen along its course this
morning might have been avoided.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-29

Mrs. Anna Potts, of Eocklahd, was
seized with fainting spell last FRIDAY,
afternoon, and lIeforn a proper anti.
dOte had been administered, She falut.
ed % times. As consequence. her
friends were greatly alarmed. as il was
feared dissolution might speedily fol
low. The antidotes, however, pro-
scrlbad by DR.. ]. H. Chandler, finally
had the desired effect and she obtained
some relief On Tuesday she was rest.
ing comfortably, but was very weak.
Her e9nvalescenee is confidently cx.
pected.