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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

The Maryland republicans have made in
their platform some strong points against their
political sdversaries as regards the manage
ment Of state affairs. The vicious registration
Law lie condemned and other weak points are
touched upon. The gross mismsnasement Of
tAs party in connection With The defafcation Of
tie late sressarer came in for q share Of CEN
sure. But the platform is not very long and
confined chiehy 10 state issues. The national
administration s appiauied and special COM
piiment paid TO the brilliant conduct OF the
State Department
In their nomination for governor the Nary
Land republicans have had regard to two i'm
pOrtant elements-the farmers and the soldiers
Both parties in that state seem actuated in the
matter of the governors nomination by a de-
sire 10 defer 10 the agricultural interests 1t is
Of more importance to the people a. large to
secure sound, upright, practical men for the
legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28
TEE NosunEsr.1.-
$50 AND $50 + ST. n. W.

CONTINUATION OF oUR
GRAND
Prices lower than ever.
Final reductions Of all our Millinery, Hosiery
Cloaks. COrsets. Underwear. Hsndkerchirfs Gloves,
Neckwear, Infant Wear. Gossa1ners, &C., &C., &c.
Ribbon Sale
Without Ireeedent.
Pure silk. Every thread. We Warrant thai.
leo pieces Gros Grain Fine Quality Ribbons satin
ege, every desirable color including Black White
Cream. Blue. Pink. Brown, Leghorn. Drab Green.
Cardinal. Teal Nile Green, Garnet. Scarlet Bei.e
Lilac. Old God Cd Rose. &C. &c, &c. HI inches
wide. Regular price. - aud 30c. yard Temorow's
price. 1Jc.
UNTRINNEp HATS AND BoNNETs.
Tie greatest values IN any shape you mag desire.
IL n not QUESTION how do IL. We do II and you
reap the ceneht OF tae bargains Every shape in
the finest on Mailoa and Tuscanys AailJa and Lace.
IN the best cotOrs wlsc Ne Sold at u. IS. 81 81 %
and g. tomorrow ut sc.
cAPEs. BLAZERS AND JACKETS
broken 10: Of Jackets about 81 sold from g., to &C.
AT THE RIDICULOUS Low PRICE OF 9ov
Also The rsmainiHx few e spr Tan md Striped Biaz
There stni hest row garments that are to be
sod NJ hat lrice.
HOSIERY
4 10, Of Fine Wool Vests. White ribbed. all sizes
:ssc fsst b.sc- ONYX Hose at &c.
al 81. AZ 0'"'. h'0' fA'erA and her"sti0rf pys
oDr. Ls,c Thrcsd Hose plain and RicAe. leu At ssr
3l3Sc ladies' Cottsa Hose botn pla and boot pat.
LADIES' Cotton Hose Richeeu ribbed fsncr stripes
aaa fancy ssr.es with fast BLACK b<-o;s In differ
snt drs,s ms. Is grades, al i;s., or pair tor .,s.
Ia or lair tof Pa.
HANDKERCHIEFs
is,se; Byrdered HandkercAiefs, &C.
l3s. EmSretdsred handksschssfs. Ioc.
Is u Ladies' Plain Linen Handkerchief, les
Sc: = Sss:
CoRsETs At GREAT REDUCTION
T The M Monnm-n;al rs oos.etsa. 5oc.
The Sonnrtte 81 10 cors..s at III 10
The q A. Aasot and Aimee 81 IS Cer<ets NJ n a.
ali the lssSns makes i Itr Day, 1s ~;1s q .eS
son. Dr. Marners, &C., &C., &c.
| UMBRELLAS.
~ Cnbreilss with Handsome Handles. psr,cop
Flames. ~ inrses- kssusar price. ga NJ TIC.
fne siik 6sossa. 70 tnchss- EsEn-ar trice a Is
Also the very best finest sill n greatly reduced pr;ce.
! SATURDAY Is oURGLovE DAY
lsu VIII always thai have good thing for VOC
on WAT day Mt that we haven't got cheap Glove,
svefs Say, ea: saturday b special day. For euaucr
f-sutton diace Kid Glove. 7p.. was &c.
Foster Hoo u owe, Vie Regular pricS. a.
button ndresssd hesaustaars at %. "a Anguia,
| THE MONUMENTAL.
" aa7 ana gee &. n. y.
Don't FAIL TO attend OUR s'sr. SALE q
RAfTs ENTERPRISE,
| a&se-1 l541 llfh 81 sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

Ths experiments Of Tie rsiamsker. still
leave the p1s.sc IN doubt to What is likely 10
be accomplished By these experiments. An
absolute test might have Teen secured al once
by going to portion OF the country where
rain Is unknown at this season Of the year II
. rainfall could be produced at such spot the
problem would be settled once and Tor all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

All. J. William Stokes. president of the Fnrm-
ers Alliance Q: South Carolina. and senator
Butler are furnishing some very remarkable
spscimens Of rhetocir. The alliance procession
should not be otStructcd BY such words rs
'asak~ and ''iiar''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

The general surprise caossd by Mr.. Whites
boom for governor of New Iork. that any one
bus professional politician shosld b proni-
nsntly talked Of, 10 natural but unseemly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

New York Is in iever Of righteous intisna.
ten osrr the hrs place disaster. Coasrsctors
Who sse uneersain builaing material will Dc
Obliged 10 suspend Operations for a slor, period
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

In al her history the old state d North Caro-
hna nsver had sach q tcrribk easastrophs On
the rail as that plunge down q high tzsseis ~
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

George Francis Trsia's poetry has an unfair
sdssnsage over shs ordinary kinda Il bsei,s
svsEy nsua with capital letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

Gov. csnpse1s sarainsas in ssttins TIE dem
ocrasie campaign under way sssgssss the pessi-
billy bat - expects 70 ply ssrssass 70 Mater
Eskiaisy's Aars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

IAe pictures OF Hyppoliss either represented
HIN - rssSaaS riiA gore Or - ssperhsnaa
marvel q patient ncskAsn. u IL absus tina
70 ssriks aa svsrasp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

The introduction u the oyster rs an Issue in
tn 1sryl~nd cam! aasn Is as sim~iy ms Il IN i'm
portsct The eyes OF the whole country are on
tlss Baltimore oyster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

n aunersus sligibles y, ne prsssdenssal
lisa nake Ne work for b a. nv satieos very
pretty problsns in eanosal.s,oa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

90 UR HOUSE Is EASILY pIsTIN-
g 2suishsd from other houses in Washing
90 ton by its UNEQUALED SUMNER
ACTIVITY. ITS UNEQUALED PRICE OF
FERINGS and ITS MODERN AND NOVEL
WAYS OF MERCHANDISING. 1t stands
alone i'm its UNEQUALED POPULARITY
due to selling the bcst-as well tas ssess-ssr
the least money. August is generally con-
ceded to be the dull month Of the year. We don't
allow business to lag-manufscturers and I'M
porters find themselves burasusa with great
lots of goods. Such houses as ours are
sought as outlet. snd we are always pre-
pared for Just such opportunities. We con-
troll . quantity ef This exress Of merchandise.
because We secure it at price. This Explains the
unssusi Aasnss activity. You own things
through us which ordinarily would have cost
you two and three times . much. 1t has been
our pleasure to offer you during these sales
some Of tie bes. bargains in the history of osr
business. Tomorrow's report is also an inter-
esting one. Read:
As an example We mention inst one item from
our Boys suits
ALL WOOL KNEEpANrs-sUIT
In three Of the leading shades for fall. Ele-
gantly made throughout; cost cut either single
or double front; Engish back, aud every pair
Of pants finished with patent elastic supports.
Any size for
81 Co.
OUR HAT STOCK
ID slmost inexhaustible. OF coAsas thsa ths
variety is extensive. A good many Of the light.
pretty shades for the early fall son can see on
the third floor. leading ITEM n GOOD ALL
WOOL BRIMMED HAT for
-5Oc.-
SHIRT WAISTS.
Remember. please. our sacrifice sals u Shirt
Waists
s. Sn;iss:: sowas.
2Jc. Cambrics.
The SOC. Percales now Sc IS for el.OO.
EXTRA PANTS.
Part-wool Pants, &c. and o1-O0
Atwood Pants, $l.2o.
(Third Aoor, 18th st. buildiAg)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28
F. p 4 ~ WI: y WIN II 5:
BBB 4 UU HMM ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
suss SEVENTH STREET.
KoLp PHARMACY.
1TH AND Z SITS. NV.
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES.


For Saturday only we offer you special inducement
tn the shape Of prices that have never been eoualed
Take advantage of it:
n.'o huooer Combs .-...,........Fr From CSC. to lOc
me 2oc. Hand Mirrors ..............9c
Best quality ljc. Fine Combs " e
EYEGLASSES. Blue. Smoked and Clear From 25c 10 c
Fine Triple Extract. reduced from SOC to- zoe
Best quality English Tooth Brushes From Bic to gle
Very rood English Tooth Brushes From PIC to l3c
Good French Tooth Brushes From 1oc 10 O.
Best quality Brstle Cloth Brushes From Soc to &c
Mhlsk Brooms From pc to 1Oc
race Powder. good; q large stock must be
Regular BIC. Wire Hair Brushes ... ,0c
stsei Curling Irons. bargain. lOc
The largest stock Of Bath Brushes in the city for
the day only. our u rednced. .4gc
Best Linen Writing Paper. From Soc to :,c
oooa quaii'y Linen faper. From PIC. to lie
large stock OF sponges at greatly reduced prices
Dalmatian Insect Powder the best regular nrics
Per ID VI, and 2oc. Insect Powder Gun. The
outht reduced OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 05c
We still continue to sail the Kents An-bristle En-
shsh Hair Brush Regular price 81. Our price 500
Ii you need tonic or are troubled with malaria uso
the Celebrated Celery and Camomile Bitters
II never tails Reduced from 81 to............. 60c
ss'' "tne anu irosi. Coo
Imperial German Malt. &c
Goodwin's Srup and all others. Gao
we cannot mention all our stock, but 1t il sold at
equally low prices. CAN and examine it.
TRUSSES. BRACES AND SUPPORTERS.
Our line Of Trusses Is the largest now in the CITY and
We have worked O perfect revolution in prices, We
have Trusses at &c.. and 81 for which You have
heretofore paid all the way up to 3d. We can fit in.
fanfS, boys girls and adults. male or female (Lady
IN attendance for feales) We have spared no money
to make tins department very complete, seeing no
ressonwhy these goods should not be sold as low auy
other necessaries.
Tine ''Knickerbocker" Shoulder Brace. q very rood
one. we recommend at 7Jc.. though we have several
othcrs.
OF Abdominal and Womb Supporters We carry larrs
assortment at equally moderate pricxs.
RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT.
7oc. Family Syrinses. three pipes. .4ac
&l21 Family Syrinees three hard rubber pipes .75c
~ Family syringes. hard rubber tubes and connec-
lions. each one guaranteed perfect or money
cheerfully refunded ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Soc
81 40 Fountain syringes. 2quart, complete. 81 "A
500 3-Quart, complete al 40
Hot Water Bac7. Rubber Bandaxes, Nursery Outfit.
los Bss and all sorts Of rubber appliances very cheap
soc Atomizers. hard rubber tube. only. ...... 49c
Special Bargain
COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
KoLB PHARMACY,
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES.
Il 9TH AND SITS. NV
| =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28
THE WASHINGTON G. FRIDAY AUGUST a. 1891

TsUurvw beIR he last Saturday IN August W WI
close at oclock. On snd afssr next Tuesday, Sep
senbsr i. ~ yin closs 1t SIX O'CLOCK IvIRY
DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

LACE COLLARS AND Currs
AT LESS ONE-THIRD THEIR VALUE.
We have bought a sample line of Lacs and Enabroid-
cred Sets of Collars and Cuffs. such IS Irish Point
Embroidery and Lace and Hand-crocheted Lace
Worth from u TO ~. 25 . sst.
FIFTY CENTS SET.
Another lot Of them worth from &c 10 eI.s5
For sEvKNTY-FIvE CENTS.
Job lot Of Handsome Embroidered Linen Cuffs,
usually sold at Soc. pair.
For TEN CENTS PAIR.
THE PAI.AIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
NINE PARAso1s.
All We have left. They did sell for g. % and e5 g.
We expect to close them out tomorrow for
thu PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

AREN'T THESE Low PRICED,
Solid Gold hinge with thzee ssss-Mepastsaa.
Emerald, Rlby and Turquoise.
n saeh.-
Fancy Brooches in Aowsr dedgns.
-SOc esch.-
A new line Of best Hated Neck Chains With
heart peadank.
-o1 to % Ach--
Imitation Shell Bsndeeux. singls o. deah1s.
-25 and sc. sech.-
stGline Silver Thimbles.
lie each
(First floor. 11th street building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

TAsrr Covrns.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Ga Chenille Table Covers, In nsu pattsens
and ce3on.
81. 75 Sarh-
"a Fringed Chenille Table Covss, IN nsw
patterns and coaors-the most popular Of all
coverA
-o2 70 esch.-
"a Chenille Table Owns, IN art co,pRams.
-o4o 90 each.
104 Chenille Table Covers-dinins Size. .
-o500 each.-
O4 Chmilla Covsrs-piaDo stM.
5000 each
China snk. in beautiful designs IN art
50 hchss vida
TIC. and q yad.-
Accomplish line Of colors In Pain China aUl.
20 inches xtds.
&c. yard
Snk and Plush Oruansafs - matcA III
shades.
tThird Aoor, 10th 81. buiidins)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-28

noS'T FAIL TO ATTEND OUR SIC SALE OF
~ keluaA1ts
RAfFS ENTERPRISE.
eGse-sN l341 1lth sc.
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pLEACH COTTON, o4c
u Bseech Cotton Size
RAFt'S ENTERPRISE.
au2S-St 124l 18th Il. Sc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11
pON,I VOTE FOR TIILN.

REsrEcTABLE voters Of all classes,
the g ure the namss you should noi
vote foe on Mvaday. They represent
.he 'actcn that aims TO rob every
"Mormon" Of the right to vote, no
matter how good, pcaceabie and law
abiding citizen he may he. They are
put up a, the tools Of Boss Powers
the $4,000 msnlpulator Of the
Last municipal election. They want
to handle the 100000 which
the people have voted for school pur.
poses. They are the servants, no, Of
the whole people, but Of the "Libefal"
faction and are openly aud avowedly
nominated In tho "Libcral" Interest.
n you wan, TO keep the schools free
from political, factlonal and spccu'
iative influences, DO not vote for the
"Libenl, candidates, who are!
First precinct, Harry T. Duke short
tcrinl; First precinct, Rudolph AIN uong
termli second precinct, u. q. Rtybouldi
Third precinct, A. Scott Chapman
Fourth precinct, John A. Marshalli fifh
precinct, Charles Baldwin.
BE sure not 10 vote for enc Of those.
look out for the Citizens ticket and
vote for men whom you can trust.
Every vote counts aud every yotc l.
no.d.d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11
LABOR LAW MupDLE ~ KANSAS.

TuE Kansas Legislature during liz
last session rassed an elgbt.hour labor
law. II was made mlsdemehnof Tor
any State, city, county or munich
pal officer to permit hired
laboror 10 do more than eight
hours work n day unles. In
case % emergency arising from war OF
tho saving of life. The punishment
prescribed Tor violation Of this law Is q
fine Of $50 10 500, and imprisonment
not lees than ak monts for each Of.
Tense.
The time for the enforcement Of this
law has Just arrived. Difficulties never
thought Of now present themselves.
The various public institutions Of the
Stat. have boon operated as n rule by
two Shift, n night and day force.
An the penal, charitable, reformatory,
and even county Institutions have
been No carried on. Under tho now
law, 10 operate them will requiro three
shifts OF employees, but there was no
provision made for engaging this extra
forcr. Til. Attorney. Gcnerai Of In.
State holds that the officers Of all
these Institutions will make them.
selves liable " tho penalties Of the
law for each instance in which an EN-.
ploye works more than eight hours n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11

denial NAM lines. Yet "Liocrsp
preacher IeiitOrs rep.at the lie, 10
gain ~ ,p,votes fos school trustees.
sor " advoca.-s Of -lectlng
iLIl en-. s.s are comparatively
nov 40 mers, who AVE drawn their 10.
Cot IN 90 from the "Liberal' or
ga. They are 10 bo excused for
their inaccuracies. Hut the old LIB
eralp liars who claim credit for the
"tIib.ral.D Ia all school improvements
and repeat n isehoods about "Mor.
mon" opposition 10 education and the
union Of religion and scholastic tuition,
deserve nothing but detostsllon and
contempt.
The "Liberalv campaign to put the
School Board aud the school
moneys under "Liberal" control, has
- far been conducted with the
old 'Liberal" Observation-Disclosures,
vltuperailon and anti."Mormon abuse.
II Il 10 be- hoped and expected that NIL
the beet elements Of the city will unite
on Monday. and by their votes give the
most onectual proofs tina, they are op
posed 10 that sort Of campaigning and
that kind OF school management.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11
DON'T III DECEIyIDi

hihii'AhiAhF mas always been
"s1 ,' '" ni'A''p,'-'hnhs inc people
OF oan' FROM W. inception IL has
u'"', "'seIS "a ,A..hoou' Even on
questions ~ "n'cn u hau m advantage
uoeauso o. I"pui" opinions anu pre-
luuic'~' neAasgc'H'eu anu magnihed
lac" anu ioisou numerous anu mali
o'ous uh'rutha' IL continues In this
"ofh anu mas scarcely anything lcft
put lying whefo"i'h 10 work upon
public attention
Ihe advocates OF Liberal" represen'
m.iN's on ,he ho"fd OF Education are
.o''ns 'n,'r hc'rq'- mat the present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11
THIS IN A VITAL ISSUE.


THE educational interests OF this
city are Of paramount Importance.
They should be under the management
Of honest, capable and publle-eplrited
men, who will serve aud represent the
people and not faction or a party.
An attempt IL being made 10 place our
school Affairs In the control Of persons
selected by the Liberal" bosses and
their subservicnt followers, for GLIB.
cpl" interests aud rs the special repre-.
seutatlvcs Of the "Llbcial" clique. In
opposition TO this impudcnt scheme,
every friend 10 education and every
citizen who does not favor frnud, specu.
lation aud falsckood should rally nt the
polls on Monday.
The people have voted the large sum
Of $780, 900, 10 10 raised by bonding the
school district aud 10 be used for edu-
cational Purposes therein. The "Llb.
eral" faction greatly desire to give thoir
men the handllng Of this money. Thsy
do not want any man ON the School
board who !. non .pafiikas, represent
Ing the masses u the citizen. without
reference 10 party, nor do they want
straight Republican ora square Demo.
cnt. No one viii suit their purpose
who IL not a nbid "Llbcral," In har.
mony with "Libcrai" intrigucs and
designs.
II should 10 the determination Of all
the respectable aud permanent citizens
Of Salt Lake that tho educational In.
tercsta Of the city shall not be- under
such domination. II tho notorious
Powers, with his local aud Michigan
record, eau be- Installed n dictator Of
our school affairs and manipulator OF
our school finances, what may We ex.
pcoi ~ the rcault1
This n n serious matter fof every
taxpayer aud every parent. The only
way 10 save the cily from the evil now
threatening II Il for every former mem.
erofthe Peoples party, whether hcbe
Democrat or Republican or undecided,
and every "uentilo'' member Of both
these PARTIES, to 10 10 tho polls on
Monday aud vote for tho candidates
nominated by tho Citizens as against
those put up by the "Libcral" faction.
In the Fint Pfccinct tho citizens
candidates are GrDndE w. SNOw and
EfuxXx nautFts "A. th..frhlr.i p...,t..f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11
SECOND AND FIFTH PRECINCTS.

THE citizens Of the Second and Filth
precincts arc behind the times In not
making their nominations for school
trustees. They inset tonight for the
purpose. Read the Republican calls.
All good citizens should attend.
Choose good men for the
position. IL does not matter
whether they 10 Democrats or Re.
publicaus; 40 long rs they are not tools
Of the "Libcral" faction their politics
viii not matter. Pick out able, honest
men, regardless Of faith or party. Then
support them a, tho polls on Monday.
Better late than never. Do your duty
tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11
THE INDIGNATION MEETING.

TrE gnca, audience a, the Theatre
last night and the fousing speeches
made. wcre a strong fcbuke Of the
"Ilberal" effort 10 hinder the progress
u the Territory. The alarms that have
been sounded at various times by the
unptlncipled "Libcralp ou,an, have
done more 10 damage material inter.
,su In Utah than anything else tina,
has ever been accomplished by "Mor.
monvor "genille."
when this city was NJ peaceful n. the
qulc,c.t county village and there was
not the slightest sigu Of danger from
any source, alarms were raised re.
rent.dlv. trppta called for and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11

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much doub,-it 4, attended by appear
ance. Of agonizinR torture which render
tho very thought Of It shocking W hu'
msne minds. A. necessary consc.
quenco Il IL increasingly dificnit TO SO
cure conviction In capital cases ana 'n''
l. a dcirimeni 70 the pnpho' WIS I'o,
lection against crime Is cohs'n', ,,''n -
inc hra' Importance i $500, 49,, ",
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,
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the PURPOSE Vi showing W." $3.50, ov
ifeuloau'e"'- arc '"No,''u :" VIZ W.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11

A Wichita (Ransas) paper In de-
scriblng the rapidliy Of growth In that
State tells tho following story: "a
Sumner county farmer who was plow'
Ing In his corniield yesterday, as II was
cloudy, slipped his cap over cornstalk
and went on ncroe the field bare
headed. Whom ho came back on the
next row the top OF the stalk with his
hat had grown on up out Of reach and
he had to 20 the house and get u
fishing polc.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11

This date, July II. reminds Ameri-
cans Of the duel between Alexander
Hamilton aud Aaron Burr. II occur.
red just 81 years ago. The duel was
fought at wcehawken on the Hudson
river. Hamilton fell mortally wound.
cd ut the nnt FIRE. Burr was then
Vice President. lie was socially and
politically ostracl-cd after this. lie
was tried for treason In 1907, hut was
acquitted. The strife ut nrst grew out
Of political controversy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-11
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