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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-02-24

81 Our friends in writing to any of
our advertisers will favor us by men
tioning the fact that they saw the
advertisement in THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-02-24

The House, a few days ago, voted
down the bill, passed by the Senate, to
pay Solicitors a fixed salary.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-02-24

WE call the attention of our readers
to the article in another column upon
the silver question. Let it be read and
pOndered.
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Do you want your paper changed to
another office ? State the one at which
you have been getting it.
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See the advertisement in anoshe
column-of the N. G.. Home nsuE
Company. and insure your, prop
with them. Th3t's what W
done.
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Read the advertisement headed
''Our Friends, and send us at once a
new subscriber.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-02-24

The lecturers of subordinate bodies
of the National Farmers Alliance and
Industrial Union, in counties having
county organizations, shall constitute
the County Legislative Council, of
which the County Lecturer shall be
er-o6fciO chairman.
DISTRICT LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS.
The lecturers of the several Counties
composing a congressional district shall
constitute the District Legislative
Council, of which the District Lecturer
shall be eI-O6iciO chairman.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-02-24

The Progressive Farmer is the Official
Organ of the N. G. Farmers State Alliance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06
Tho German Empress and Prince Henry
Liable 10 Lose Heavily IN a
Hank Failure.
nrsR wotrr. THE PsesiorHT. an.
RESTED.
startling Developments Looked for
When the Facts Become Fully
known.
srSsArIos IN BrRL,s.
Tho sn.pension of Irir.chnsid 4
Wotr the uankets

BERLIN, Nov. a.--rhc suspension
yesterday Of the firm OF Hirschheld &
Wolf, bankers, caused n sensation In
financial circles, but II was nothing 10
tire Developments VI today. IL was 10.
ported at the time the failure was an
nouncod that the Empress Of Germany
aud Primes Henry were liable ~ loco
large amount 10y the failure, and that
the minister Of public works, DIR. Van
GOsteT, had Lost his entire fortune,
aud many members 81 the most arlsto.
cratic families were involved In the
nrniis troubles. Upder such clrcum.
ttanccs an investigation Into the Affairs
Of iirsohneld n Woln was only natu-
raj. This iLqulry into the bankers
business methods commenced ysater.
day aud resulted this morning IN the
arfcat Of Heir Wolf, head Of the ilrm,
on charges VI most serious nature,
the particulars " which have not yet
been made public. This financial up.
heaval ia the only thing being talked Of
today Ia Berlin, aud further anu moro
startling Developments are expected
when the fall facts become known.
The amount Of the fruiis liabilities IL
not announced, but II j. understood 70
be very high. Hirschnsld 4 Wolf a..
sisted Banker Joseph Leipsiger -Dmc
years ago out OF u difficulty. hlncc
then they have operated Jointly, Lelp.
iigcr accepting n bill OF accommoda.
ton.
Realization on VOLTS nssets will
therefore, depend upon the assets OF
Lslpsiger. The public prosecutor is
proceeding against VOLTS son for
spreading false news on tho Bourso
about Emperot Williams health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

When a railroad company handles
many million tons OF coat annually the
question Of weighing Il becomes INIT.
terof some importance. 5klil aud long
experience have solved the problem.
however, aud the bulk oi the vast ton.
nngl OF the leading coal carrying road
Ia tho country ~ weighed on four scales.
and then thcy are not crowded. Tho
weight OF the empty cnr i marked In
chalk ON tho outside As the ear ap.
proaclies. clerk take tho number Of
the ear and H. weight, tho wcighcr calls
ont the gross weight and the difference
IL the weight Of tlIe coll.
The ears run vs. fast ~ ton miles an
hour across the scale, aud Il Is worry
seldom that ono hns 10 be- stopped aud
brought back for rcwoirhlng. although
that O. don, when the wOighcr Is ct al
uncertain about his figures. The men
ut the scales eau generally toll within a
hundred pounds or 20 what ear con
tpins A. soon ns they sec car com.
ing. they know tho number u tons Il
contains. aud have tho scale 10 pre-.
parcl that only the huulrad weights
Mood be adjusted while the car Is NOV
ing over it--Ncw York Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

nosToN, Nov. b.-Colouel Jonas ~.
French, In default Of SO, 900 ball, hns
been committed N the Charles street
lail. Since his arrest Monday night he
has been In charge Of United states
Marshal. From that limo he has been
making strenuous efforts 10 obtain bail,
but the man vino, but short time
since, was surrounded by influential,
financial, political aud social frlondr,
found his closest aslociatsa ~ lar out "
hls grach " ben disaster came, that not
even tho Few thousand dollars noedcd
10 keep him cut OF jail could be- found.
but two men pfutented themselves %
aign his bond, and neither was nearly
qualified 10 assume tho responsibility.
During the day John S.eiain was nj.
piled 10 by n friend Of Mr.. French aud
said that lie would furnish bail, pro.
yiding SO, 600 Ia good securities were
placed la his hands a. indemnity In
case'Freuch forfeited his bonds. Alter
being engaged all day Ia cll0rts h
comply with htotson's requirements,
the necessary securities wore obtained
about $3.50 .. M, but the district Atlor-
ncy hsi gone home aud Mr.. French
was locked Up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

The study Of yegota" lie shows IA
many thing, as stra e aud AS wonder
fll rs the animal X gdoln affords, aud
when II comes to longevity animal life
makes a very poor comparative show
lng. II We aro Inclined 10 uayol far
enough We might vt under the shade
Of trees that spread their branches
when little Moses slept In his wicker
basket among the bulrushol OF the
Nile. The gigantic trees Of California
are very old, but thoy are infants com
pared with some Of the wonderful trees
Of the Old World Philadelphia Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

In many instances navor- arc pre-.
pared 10y dlstlllinr fruits, seeds, barSs
and leaves-thc fragrant essential oils
boing drawn out and condensed. These
oils, dissolved In spirits OF wine, contti.
tuie the extracts or ilavoring essences
so much used In cookery. Familiar
examples are the essential oils Of orange
and lemon. In these fruits the oils aro
found In the rlnd, aud en- be removed
by pressure as wen US by dlstillation.
The peel often usoa fresh for flavor
ing, may be preserved fragrant by
careful drying Compound others are
also now quito often employed ms IA.
voring subslanotS Foods and Beyer.
ugOs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

once met a great, big, burly, over
bearing man crossing over from Bou-
logne to Folkestone will not say
what nationality his was, but ! will re-
mark that he made himself both dc.
testable aud ridiculous 10 tho other
passengers 10y his self asserting man
nors. When We got TO tho train for
London he WIS occupying fst class
compartment all TO himself, and II so
happened that tho train was so crowded
that several ladies were forced TO walt
for the next one, Gtill this creature
peered out OF his window, and in reply
10 some OF the plain spoken comments
which filed the air remarked coinpln'
Gently, well, can pay for il, can't ~
Whenever have since heard people
justified for what they do, by being
told that they can pay for it, always
think Of this man. oh, no, Il Isn't a
Farmers ought to remember that the
experimental stations chief aim is 70
help tho farmer, and there Is no better
way OF inauring this object than by Wis.
ting ones state station now and then
withaview 10 acquainting ones self with
what ia being done there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

hrADiSu, Pa, Nov. 5.--Nhilo q
trhlu VI two cafu was coming down the
Mount Penn Gtavlly railroad this after
noon, th. rails were no Slip cry that the
ears could not be huld. and while
rounding = curve they Jumped tho
track, disabling Into the enhancement.
irwin uOuck, the conductor. was
killed, and Anthony Keller, the brake.
man, fatally injured. Mary Beck,
Frank klommer and Thomas NJ.
Gsmphrr were severely injured.
George johnson, the only other pgs'cn-
ger, Jumped while the train was going
al twenty miles an hour aud escaped
injury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

SUSPICIOUS oiReUMsrANers IN
TIC cArr.
Hemalns Identified a, those " Mss
Cartwright, a momber or the
"Pa,i Mail Company"
Tho uangied Hafy oi ~ Actres.
Toul4d 10 ~ usiiroad aard.

Ahe WnNglfd AuiN 81 ~ NttttNN
Found IN ~ Hsiiroaa Yard
CncAuo, Nov. ga mysterious
tragedy wnich IL exciting much In
tsfust, has tllCited prov okingiy uu-
satisfactory verdict la the coTuu.f'a
Jury here today. The Victim was
wvll.drasscd hat unidentified girl ~ rs
10 - years Of nge, who must have
been very beautiful IN lie. Her mnu.
gled b11y was fuinl la Lonesome
railroad yari near Ar.caian avenue
an kiufio streets, a inuss Of tracks
aud standing freight cars. The theory
has bcuu advanced tuAt the young
woman was numbered and her body
thrown ON the track In orler to make
!. appear that death was accidental.
rhe circumstances that no blood was
found on the rails or rDadDsh hvnra the
suggestion of foul play. II h argued
that " the girl was instantly hillc ON
the track tue scene Of the slaughter
would bo bl0Oi.siaincd. While tho
front Of the womHn'a clothes was spat-
tered with gore, not dtop had flowed
on the ground.
Police Captain Kliplcy said "rhc
most remarkable circumstances OF the
case n that no ono has come forward 10
Identity the young woman or report
such n .dfl missing. rhe uniorlu nate
was blonde OF perfect feature aud
curly hnir. She wore considerable
jewelry and several bangles, which
bore the inscriptions "Eii1" "will,"
~. R.v
At the Inquest the swlichmen gave
evidence concerning tho murder tho.
Dry, saying that when the body was
discovered IL was cold. Notwithstand.
ing this testimony tho lury's verdict
says that death WRs caused by being
run over by an engine. The conclu.
sion was iascd on tho fact that her
heavy uudcrclothing might have mo-
sorbed nll the blood aud the boiy hat
been horribly mNnglei by tho ear
WI cole .1nd no kniio or bullet marks
were d covered.
The REMAINS were identified tonight
no th0su OF Fannie Cartwright, an
actress, who lived with her mother IN
this city. She bUtu an excellent repu'
tation aud was probably run down by
An engine In the dark while taking Z
short cut home. Sho was a member o
the "Fast Mail Company" and wal
here on "a visit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

NEW York, Nov. 5.-On October
29th, Mrs. TrAloiture, wife OF Gus
toms house employee, died at her
home. Her husband was away at the
time, and, when no reached the houso
he found his wife's Jowelry, some I'D.
portant pagcrs and $500 In cash misc
ing. He communicated with die
police, who arrested julio Camp, d
South American, who boarded with
Tralclture. Camp confessed toAthe
theft. Papers In bis possession show
him to DO n general In tho army ofthe
United States Of Columbia, and That
he 10 In this country TO study its miii.
tary institutions aud army regulations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

LONDON, Nov. o. - Tho Globe this
evening says, referring TO the elections
just held Ia the United States:-"rhey
prove beyond doubt that there IN a
popular reaction In favor Of tho Nc
kinley tarifl. The mischief wrought
10 the British industries will help To
convince the American voter that II
mus. somehow DO Of good 10 himself.
We should thus make n great mistake
N we would look too confidently for u
Democratic triumph In 1902, and for
the abandonment ofprohibition duties.
The Pdu Mat Gdtctts says the re-
suit Of the elections clear tho field for
a distinot trial OF the strength Of Harri'
son and Cleveland, with strong
probability that Cleveland viii win.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

Several tunes prisoners have com.
planned to the writer that the officers
have made mistake In copying their
mlttimuses aud not given them time
enough. Here Is complaint of this
character last made TO hmi II have
got but two months and am entitled
TO four Please have IL altered for me,
want all four months that was sen.
fenced for. Wv. =. Andrews In Forum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

NEW YoItR, Nov. 5.-rhe annual
meeting OF the "Dsughiers u the
king,n Protestant Episcopal organ
izstion similar In name and purp0sc 10
the "king's Daushler.," met IN this
city today. Tho meeting consisted VI
delegates from California, Counuc,l.
cut, New York, Kansas, Ponnsylva'
MIA aud Minnesota. Sixteen ladies,
representing the various chapters, we're
elected NJ supreme council. Among
them were Mrs. v. l.. Garnet Of san
Francisco, Mrs. y, w. worthington Of
Cleveland, o., NIrs. DeBOls Of Piltg-
burg, Kansas, and Mrs. Edward " &.
Clark Of Red Wing, MINI, The 0ai'
GERS elected are: Rev. X. W. Kenyon,
chaplain for life; Mn. Margaret Frank
lin of New York, president; Mrs
Elizabeth Ry eson Of New YORK, see
rotary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER O. UTAH TERRITORY.

mau inund, in n cellar In tho Rue
Chafronne yesterday. fhe aulhoritles
have made an Investigation which haf
resulted Ia establishing The following
facts. Tho mnn WA ftrang'cd before
being l"htadud. The murdefura car
ried thu bleeding trunk a. the place
whore it WINS found ifom tho spot
where the crime was rOmml,tud. Tho
pl'c. whore the murlufeu hid the
vicum's head "a not set discovered
a dock hboror namod NAwc,u whs
arfcatcd un suspicion Of being tho
murderer " the man, whose lndy was
found IN the collar. Nawcnrt has once
been IN prison Tor an attempt tD muir
der lie was seen 10 enter Tho house
with companion Sunday evening
and depart alone Monday with linen
parcel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06
Tacoma wan,. Oh. Democratic Con.
ysntion.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 5.--Franklin X.
Lane Of Takoma, who has been here
several weeks agitaung the helding OF
tho next Democratic convention In
Tacoma, leaven toaight for the West.
When asked the prospect for getting
the convention, he said Tacoma was
the only city 10 far who had made a
bid, and the bid was handsomer than
any ever made before. The bid ofSan
FTauclfco for the Republican conven'
lion, being duplicate o'that previous
~ mado by Tacoma, was calculated 70
strengthen Tacoma's chances. This
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

A duke who had married his third
wife was ono day surprised ~ he Gu.
tered tho drawing room dressed for
some state ceremonial by his vito throw.
ing her arm. about bis mock and kiss
Ing him, MADAM, said he, In tho
chilliu,t OF tones, my ilnt VITO wns a
Howard, my second wife was Pom
broke. aud, madam, neither Of uicm
ever dared to attempt such a liberty"
Cotton Factory Times,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06


The writer was once. IN the Isle ~
Skye, boing driven along a lonely roal
la one horse cart. Suddenly the AMI.
nal began TO shy Violently toward ono
side of the road, though jhcc wa.
nothing IN sight that could possibly
have frightened Il. both sidos OF tho
road being nat moorlnd for miles
However nothing could induce the
creature 20 move forward until the
driver eventually got down aud led
hIm past che objectionable thing, what.
ever Il was. m he again took his seat
on tho box he shook his head and sald
mysioriedsly. "Ahl he'll be seeing
something that we cannot secl Amau
was murdered hero two years ago on
thi. very sPot.n
But this l. no occasion Of discussing
The question whether animals Ia general,
aud horses Ia particular, have abnormal
powers oil vision which enable thom 10
200 the immatcrial. Anyhow, tho for.
nation of their eyes In no way warrants
any such supposition, and probably, II
there Is anything In the stories. tho
keen sensitiveness and heightened In.
stinet of tho animals played no little
part IN the occurrences, Chambers
journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

iniuring themselves by withdrawing
their money. The commissioners
knew from peVDnnl Investigation that,
II every depoiitor was paid In full, the
bank would have 81 ,j01,011 ief. The
addresses, together will the action u
local merchants and bankers, express
ing their Willingness ~ accept deposit
books at thoir face value, have hal tho
effect oi allaying the excitement.
Several Offers Of loans were made 10
the bank today by banks and bankers,
but declined, ~ not needed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06
m. uaysrisis nAnis.

BosToS, Nov. 5.-rhomas Dana 4
Co., wholesale grocor, dissolved yes.
torJiay, owing 10 the Maverick hauk's
complications. This younger members
by outside capital. II 10 stated that OF
100000 borrowed BY Dana q Co. from
the Maverick Bank, Dana received
only 100000. The rest was received
by the company, which will pay la
till. Examiner Ever reports s., 50O,-
900 Ia cash In the Maverick hank
vaults aud collections are still coming
~. Much N tho paper Ia the asssts
will prove available and marketable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

CiucAGO, Nov. 5.-A Washington
special 10 an afternoon paper says the
new reciprocity treaty with Germany
wili probably be announced at the
coming meeting oflhe Germsn Rolohs.
tax. The details arc perfected and tho
treaty mHde, but the German Minister
has asked tho privilege Of making the
first formal announcement In Ger
many. The substantial outlines Of the
trualy are that tho concessions 10 this
country on breadstuils and cereals are
no higher than tho duties conceded 10
Ausiria-iiungary, by the new treaty
with thst country. These duties Arn
about one'half those charged upon
similar products from other countries.
Germany makes these concessions In
return tor the FREQ entry of beet root
sugar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

Kansas Cry, Nov. 5-John Eug.
Ter, misc, who is nearly an octosc.
MARIAN, reports that his wife deserted
him Saturday, taking with her s1me-
thing over $1,000. Euglvr was only
recently mArficd. He aud his wife
have frequently quarrelci. rhr old
nan ioes not appear 10 care no much
for his dcseftion us for his los, Of hoard
cI wealth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

MiNNEAiOLis, Nov. 5.--rho Jour.
nols Caledonia, MIMI, special says;
The Caledonia bank was robbed last
night, tue burglars securing tools from
a blackaniith shop aud breaking open
.hu vault. They blow the sale 10 pieces,
securing about 5000 Ia csali nnd many
valuable papers. The mafaulcp then
stole IA ilnc foam oi horses nni carriage
from Asa ID. sprague, the heal or the
bank, aud ilcl toward Lac 80. II u
reported that they broke opun 81 e AZ
Oknh, On the way 10 La Cfossr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

an opinion Deliversd ~ Judge
swan.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5,-Judge
swan today delivered an opinion on
the subject OF Chinese deportation,
which 10 perhaps the nrst complete
ruling upon the voxatioua question.
The ease YVES that OF Chong Sam, whose
arrest was effected nj Port Huron July
9th. ior having been unlawfully In tho
country. The ChinamAn was examined
by a commissioner aud found Ia pos
session Of q certificate Issued by the
customs officer Of Vancouver, Is. O.,
dated May q, 1891, permitting him TO
return TO Canada. IL was also shown
tha, he had been arrested at Detroit
Junu 30th and returned 10 Canada by
order OF Commissioner Graves. Upon
his second appearance the Chinaman
wos ordered seat back TO China, under
the ruling Of tho State department, to
which was referred construction OF
the law. A brief resume VI this de-
cision Is 10 the effect that the order Of
the commissioner, dlreclIog tho depor.
tation Of Chong Sam 10 China II re.
vened, and the United States marshal
instructed to cause him removed TO
Canada,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

INV YORI,, Nov. 5.-rho New York
Chamber N Comm srcC today appointed
n committee o. i've, including eX.
Mayor Hewitt anl Carl Schurt. TO
urge upon CUngfesi such "a miiiilca.
ton Of the act o. J1iy 1851, as will
suspend the further purchase OF silver
aud any additional coinage Of the alme
until an international agreement 10
arrived at between The uniici states
and other commercial notions of the
world. President Harrison was also
pr,itioned to call the attention 81 Con-
gtes 10 thc aulJeci iu his next message.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

San FRAHCIsco, Nov. 5.-Ths
whaling bark "Northorn Lightn ar
rived ffOm the Arctic ocean this after.
noon with a catch OF eleven whales,
taken Ia Behring sen. rhe bark re-
ports the loss Of tho steam whAlor
"Willlam Lewis which went ashore
IN q snowstorm at Point Barrow. The
boat stecfer and three Of the crew Of
the Lewis" came down on tho whaier
"John i. West" which also arrived
this afternoon, and reports the catch OF
Dix whales.
The sailors Of the "Lowis" state that
the vessel went ashore on the night Of
October :rd. The steam whaler
"Bclvldcrc" WINS anchored ut Point
Barrow aud rescued tho crew and
5000 pounds OF bone. The "B-lvliere"
encountered the rest Of the whaling
feet 100 miles west Of Point Barrow,
aud distributed tho shipwreoked sAil.
OF. among tho vessels Of tho fleet. The
"Lrwis was built at Bath, Me-, in
1855, and was l3i feet long. She was
commanded by Captain A. G. 5her.
nau, aud was valued at s7S,Oo1. The
bafk- report the whaling season poor
one, and that some Of the noot viii TO-
turn without catch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

wAunSufoN. Nov. 5.-Thc South
fH.ei1o1n Iaiuani ~ London. ENGLAND,
nsys: 'Trtu bu,iue.s rc-ult8u tho rect.
procliy measures OF AZ. blaine ~.
already dlaccrnlble In the tfaiu oi The
United State. Even English com.
panirs operating Ia brs,ll ave now
purchasing supplies largely Va the
United states. 10 secure the benefit
Of the reduction Of sSypor cent. In du'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

CoRs. Nov.6.-Lats tonight n crowd
~ pafnrllllea attacked and stoaod ~
body OF McCarthyites, paraiing aud
singing GOOD Save lrclnnin The
McCafthyitsa fed 10 tho bridge, whore
they turned nni fhecd their puiauefs.
Each side rhowefed mis'iies upon the
other. but eventually the McCarthy.
ties captured the bridge. About the
same time a detarhment " pllica ar
rived, aud, after somu dlihclliy, sue.
cecded IN dispensing the rioters. Many
persons were cut with tile stonrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-06

After ok months diekoring about a
fat house In Nlncty.soycnth street,
New York, tho owner and the prospect
lvo purchaser could not come 20 terms f,
the owner wanted g. 600 more than the
Other would give Then one Of the
foor became vacant, aud the party
who moved In CHANGED 70 be- a lover Of
the trombone ITO played about slx
hour, day. Two OF tho tenants
moved ont, and no one seemed fond
enough Of music 10 move In. The
owner wis wild, aud ono day told tho
prospective purchaser that he could
have tho house at biz ilguro. Suddenly
the trombone playing ceased, and there
aru people who suspect That the musi'
elan was AN agent 20 tho man who sub
sequently bought the house, Yankee
Blade.