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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-14

CncA0o, oct. L. Six hlrlongs-
Louis N. won, Intruder second,
Tnmeflsne third. Time-l.lb..
Mile Bankrupt won, My Queen
second, Seed third. riBo-i.i3..
Mile and furlong-Goodbye won,
Enlrm second, Reveal third. Time
1900.
Handicap, mile FalerA wou,
Hughe- second, German third. Time
--l:i.,.
six iuriongs -Auitoy won, Cover.
ton second, Glonfori third. Time
l.l5,
Six furlongs-loland won, Stevens
second, Annie third. Iimr-l;lbl.
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New YORK, Oct. Ia The sensa.
tional events connected with the de-
position Of John Houy "a president u
tho Adams Expires company are stu
ahrOudod In my stcry, aud the directors
ana officials In that concern are very
rrticent about A.. a meeting " tile
directors was held today 10 consider the
situation, but on adjournment they 70.
fused to talk regarding II.
The dismissal of President John
Hoey Of the Adams Express company,
aud the resignation Of Nice.presideut
spooner came ~ complet. surprise 10
the kuslnes- community. AZ u meet.
ing of tile board NJ directors held this
afternoon, committee WINS appointed
10 examine the financial status Of tho
company. H0cy ciuiod the reporters.
In thu meeting Mr. Sanford asked
Hocy TO rtsign his position ~ u mem
huf ~ the board OF iiltcol0fs, hut liOuy
ilaily refused. lie said the directors
could put him out u tho ptesi'
doncy, brt they could not dis
place him NJ q director IL II under
stood that this will be- referred IN coun'
stl Tor hn opinion. Sanford, the new
president, has been connected with
Inc company forty I've years, and was
/ nj one time ita general superintendent.
/ loyciOy was fora long time supprlu'
[ lundcnt Of tue Pennsylvania division
OF the company. In 1856 no resigned
/ 10 accept the presidency oi tho Den
/ yrT a RIO GrAndo Railroad, retiring
/ from there two Year. ago.
Henry SANFORD " bridgeport Conn,
| this afternoon wa. appointed president
| ul the Adams Express Company, aud
/ Frederick l.ovejDy u this city was ap'
! pointed ylcu.prtsiiunt.
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CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-Ffed ks Der, an
artist, today met an acquaintance, Mrs.
Frank Hackney, together with her
sister aud brother, on the street, and
Insisted that they should accompany
him to restaurant. While seated at
th, table there Nabcr suddenly drew q
dagver and cut Mrs. Hackney several
times, intilcting serious wounds. lie
then, with u drawn revolver, deilcd q
loom iull Of people and escaped through
rear door. Mrs. Hackney may re'
cover,
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JERomi PARK. Oct. l3.-'rhe track
was slow.
sevon fufl0ngs- Lcnna Nell won,
HOLLYWOOD second, LILLIAN third. time
1851.
Mile aud an righth-Masleriodo won,
Peter second, Argie third. Tine
l;ls,.
SIX futlongs--M on0p0lo won, XII
kenny second, Neugumanoy colt third.
Time l:lHi.
slx furlungs-- Dagonnt won, Actor
second, Kirah thru. rimo--l.lsi.
Thirteen furlongs- picknicker won,
lIoOdlum secoud, Rry del Itey third.
'rimc-2.92l.
Fourteen hundred yaTds-l3ustged
won, silver Prince second, Roqu.ioTi
third. Tlme-l;gil.
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the testimony taken by the various
committees which had bccn iuve-ti.
eating the affairs Of Bhtusioy, the
Philadelphia treasurer WHO = now In
tho psniientiary and severely nv.
raigued Henry X. Boyer, state trena.
ufcr, and Thomas MrUamant. auditor
general OF the STATE, Tor their c1nnec.
lion with Bsrislcy'- misduugs. In
conclusion the governor slli thlt the
feHlunsibiiity of Determining whether
reasonable cause exists for the rrmuvni
rests with the Senate, aud the public
expected that II would be met nt'i die.
charged without regard 10 partisan nd.
vantsge Or dctrim,nt aud 10 the honor
81 the commonwealth.
A committee 81 three Democrats
ana three Republicans we're appointed
TO draw up rules OF procedure, am an
adjournment was taken until iomor.
rYw.
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BuFFALn, NY, Oct. l3.--AbOut I
o'cl elk this morning young lady pas,
scugcr In II sleeper on the wrs.hound
train Of the New York Central was
seen TO leave her berth aud walk tothe
rtar platform. As she did not return
the porter raised nm alarm and me
train was stopped. She could not he
found, but later the operntor.At Croft,
station found her lying near the Track
with her head cut open AMI badly
bruised. she was brought 20 THIS city
and died ina short timn. The police
ray her name was Mary Mclaughlin
ani that she was en- route 10 hay tiiy'
Mich. The rupposition Is thatshc was
n rOmnambulitt.
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WHAT sHE CLAIMS 10 KNOW
ABOUT the bCCo
She says Iascott Was Stranglcd 20
Death aud His 1ody carried
Away BY iils Pals.
Wy le.- srlrh 90 ih' Nh"f.l
ArAsCorr sruRY.
roid by az Inmate or tho HAY 'iew
Asylum.


BALTIMORE, oct. lN.-Thc ,iow Of
the late Albert *. Orlwny, who con-.
mittcd suicide here lat March, was
taken 10 thu Bay View Asylum today.
She has recently asserted that her hue
baud WINS the ComauiOn o. william
Ia colt, the man who u supposed 20
have murdered NilllonRif. Shell In
Chicago a fuw year, ago. Ordwhy was
the apn % "a well.knuwn cl0thler, AMI
she wa. marie 10 him In 1851. Her
husband, sue snys, soon took 20 drink
ami began 10 associate with dBrvpui.
ahie People. Onr night he stood before
mirror, with a mnsh Jn his face, nui
declared that he was going ~ hayu
money from old man Smell or kill the
50 d.. She pleaded with him u
runouuUu his intention, but lac ptrals-
ted aud left the house Ia hurry. Next
morning hO returned with u bloody
handkerchief aud without shoes.
When questioned by her me tald he
had loaned his shoes tp Tascnti, who
had been shot anu was lying IN the
rcar OF saloon on West Madison
street. one ~ the most important
statements In the wOnau'r story ~ that
she knows Tnscoit IL dead. ishr Gays
that she knows that he was sttanslcd
TO death and his body carried away hy
hid pals. IA that connection Hhr meu-
toned the names " Funbh0uscf. Mat.
tin aud Reynolds. Subsequent 10 The
murder Of smell, she tays, her husband
was continually nervous and always
seemed anxious 10 leave tho city, nj.
though he was IN business with hif
father. After great deal OF pcfsua'
sion she ngrocd TO accompany him u
Baltimore. After they arrived here
she made up her mind 10 cNpugu IN,
| crime, but lac induced her not 10 do 90
Finally, ~ tho result OF drink, lac sui
| cidUd.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct l3.-lhis was
the opening day Of the fall meeting of
the iihilsdclphia rfoliing Association.
The $40 trot-Millia a. won, ben -.
second, Flank Brown third, Blue
Light fourth. Tlmo-4.all.
rho.2;H0 papo-i3rOwu Frank won,
King Medium second, n. J. Rockwell
,hirl, Ro-ainond fourth. beat time
2:.3g,
The a;2o trot, unilnished-Cypresa
took the only hcat. Time-9;2l.
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Assignment OF Members orihe wheri
Trust.

CHICAGO, Oct. i3.--An indianapolis,
speciNl says; Julius y. Pratt and Ad.
disOn Bybee Of the old Sarven Wheel
Works, now part Of tsc American
Wheel Works Trust, haye assigned.
Zach holds over tv5 million In IN.
Interested In the u. II. : Company Of
Dayton, o., aud the Indianapolis
Wagon Company. All thuir real rs.
tate hO!dIuga arc Included In the ~.
slgnment. The failure IL due TO The
assignment made by the American
Wheel Works, In which both arc
heavily Interested.
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MINNEAplLis, OCT. IRA special TO
the Tribune from Wet superior, Wis,
iays: "rhctr isn large exodus % old.
time minor- ~ the Copper Range,
seven miles from here. The exodus
was caused hy the discovery u silver
ore, the assay VI which runs 1921
ounce. Of silver 10 the ton, the ore be-.
Ing entirely FREQ from lead Os Iron, ami
cOmI6scd mostly Of Filiua.
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GALEsHuRu, H., oct. l6.--Grand
Chief Clark, of the new consolidated
order OF Railway Conductors, is con-
sulting with the tr,lnmrn, now IN ses.
sion here, regarding tho federation OF
the various associations OF railway
employees, whlun, Il Is understood, Ia In
lair way To be- accomplished. Tho
motherhood Of Railway Conductors
was a member OF tho supreme council,
the order of Railway Conductors was
not. The recent absorption OF the for.
mer by the latter deprived tue council
Of member, 90 that now tho council
| COMPRISES only the brotherhood Of
| Locomotive Firrmen and the switch
mems union. 10 Ia deemed signiheRnt
| that CLARK came here from Tore
! Hgute, where he had jus. heen In con-
| ference with Grand Master Sergeant,
u the Firemsn'r BrOthufhQod. IL 10
| known Sergeant Ia friendly TO the
| ttaipmen, aud Il II bslioved he
| aud CLARK have had an understanding
! regarding the new federation. The
/ Man recommended by Clark will be
pfe.ented 10 tho Vrainmun's oonvnn.
| lion ani II IN confidently asserted Will
he endorsed. IL 10 also asserted Ia a
short time the supreme council will DO
a thlng OF the past, It's place being
taken by a new federation Of cOnservs'
I i've railroad organizations. Tho slate
thus far made comprises the Brother
| hood OF Locomotive Firbmou, Order OF
/ Railway conductor, Brotherhood Of
! n dlwny ruinmcu, Order " Railway
relegmphers and Brotherhood II Sta
t.onmsn. This federation would repre-
sent 1000 men. Chief Arthur OF the
lrotherhoodo NJ Locomotive Engineers,
has not, no Tar as learned, been sskeulto
Join this movement.
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NLAuARA FAILS, n. v, Oct. Ia
At9 O'Clock this afternoon the cage
men AZ shat No. . on the tunnel lost
control VI the cage aui II fell TO tho
bottom OF tho shaft, killing three colored
men aud fatally ipJuring two white
men. Tho cage tenders are In danger
Of being lynched by the tunnel men
and they are locked up Ia the police
station for safety.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. la-Milo aud
seventy yatds-Colonsl Wheatly won,
Mean Enough second, Hookssy third.
Timo-l'hl!.
Five furlongs-Minnic Gee won,
Frank Kinney second, Empress Fred
erlck third. Time 1901
Mile-phelan y. won, Lake Breeze
second, lrlsh Chief third. Time -
l;4ii,
Milo aud a quarter-Carus won,
Mary G.. second, Carter Is. third,
rimc-9'lj,
Mile aud an olghth-Anns won,
Hydy second, Laura DoEey third,
rlme-.'On,
Five automatically won, Perblaise
second, Come,her third. Time-li0i.
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Row., Oct. Ia.-M. DE Giers' ox.
peoted audience with King Humbcrt
was given today at the royal villa a,
Monha, the interview lasting haitian
hour, nud tho marquis III Rudini be-
ing present. The italian press hail
the meeting Of King Humbeft and IN.
Russian statesman Rs guarantee that
there il no danger o; n conflict between
the Dfeibuud aud Russia and France.
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PLEAsAsrvu.LE. y. j., oct. i3,-A
fearful northeast storm has b.un ragiug
sluce Monday morning snd mach
damage was done 10 c0asting cfnii'
and exposed property on the bay front.
Several thousand marsh hens wcf,
killed during the high tides " the last
few days.
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NASHVILLE, oct la.-A fire tonight,
probably incendiafy, caused damage
TO the amount Of $1,000 u the office u
H.. iDricdn. The loss l. fully GOV.
cred by insurance. Several competitors
with difficulty escaped FROM the
building, aud those were seriously,
but II 10 thought none fatally, injured.
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LIMA, Ohio, oct. ll.-At Iolgale
several days ago, Mr.. Frank Burk
gave hor cousin, hoy Burk, n sum Of
money 10 deposit In the bank. lie
srsbt II for liquor and went 10 Deshier,
where he was arrested by officers.
On his return home lie went 10 the
house, shetland killed Mrs. Burk aud
sulciucd.
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INniANArpLIs, Oct. la.-rhe city
election today resulted IN the election
Of the cntif. Democratic ticket by
mnlorilies now estimated Mt from
fifteen hundred TO two thousand. Sui.
Ivan, for mayor, tho ptoscnt incum.
bent, runs 900 ahead OF his ticket.
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read rapcf On discipline In Female
Pri'Ona.n Outlining In detail some u
her methods, such ~ the use n
i1wur-, c1mpani1nship OF domcatlc
auimaie, the sight Of children IN a
nurscfy good music in chapel, etc.
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WAsifiSoIoS, Oct. I3.-Comm1doro
Ramsay, sctiug secretary ~ the navv,
received the iouDwing telegram this
morning from Lieutenant WRdrwogth,
Inspector If the life saving service.
dated at Asaieague, Vas "rhc
Despatch has broken up forward Of
the engines. The upper works are
washed oil, Tut little material Is com.
Ing ashore here. The officers aud
crew are well and being made com.
Portable at the station and will remain
until the weather aba,cs. The 'Yantic'
was of thu station Sunday night, but
has not been seen fincu. Thick
weather, a heavy gals aud very high
sufIn
IL IL aid at the lighthouse board that
II ~ unfair ~ say the los Of the "Dcs.
patch" u IN any way due TO thu ab.
zen G u the regular light ship at the
winter quarter shoal Ter needed fepaits,
iof the ren,ou that tho relief ship
schooner "Dfiit," showing the same
Kind u light, has been stationed there
ever since, ample notice of the change
having been given six weeks ago.
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Sr0CRroS, Cal, oct. IA strong
west wind going In the face Of the
horses On the second hnif u the kite,
shaped track mace n very uniavorlhie
day for racing. There was large at
tendance. Sun0l Wa. 10 tr0t against
the record Of 9.0sg held Oy Maud g.,
but owing % tho uuiavofablcu..s Of
the weather II was predicted she would
not do better than equal her own record
of9.lOt,. She made the quarter IN n 2 &,
the half In l;12i, thrru-quartcrs IA
1882 aud finished In 9'l0 Hat, lowering
her record half second,
Tho stallion Palo Alto tr0ttcd u mile
against his record Of 2.l.i, hut the
strong wind waH too much Tor him. He
made tho mile IN 2.l...
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LENtHGruN, KY, Oct. l8.-- The oil.
cen of the Kentucky Hopc Breeders
association tonight announced That
Nancy Hanks was no, Ia n condition
10 ifoi, auj tho race with Ailcrtou u
therefore or Ds'mntch viii be sub.
stitutud Tor Nancy Hmfsi and should
he win hp il to rot match race weak
after next at Independence fof 5000.
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MEMPHIS, Oct l3.-This city was
proluroly decorated today Ia honor Of
thu ex.uOntederato veterans who hold
a reunion here. The veterans all At.
tended the Interstate iair. IL Is esti'
mated 800 mounted mon aud 1900 In
fantty took part la the grand parade.
Many prominent oS'confeloato ON
cers anu southern State officials were
present. The veterans were loudly
cheored wherever they Appeared,
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l5.--fho Tin,e,-
Dsmoorops S.u Antonio special says:
The new Mexican iafih law, wilton
goes into effect November LIT, IL meet
INK with strong opposition la all pstu
Of the Trpuhl.c. At san Luis PotOsi a
protest signed by tho principal metoh-
antr has been forwarded 20 Congress,
now In session, asking that the act he
repealed. Similar petitions are being
prepared al Montory, chihuahua and
other cities. One Of the effects VI the
now law VIII he TO Increase the dui y
on cotton seed oil, which 10 extensively
used In manufacturing sOsp, IRON one
10 ten cents per kil0grgm.
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WAausGToS. Oct. 1.-THE Cabinet
meeting today wa. attended by all the
" -mbers except Blaine, Proctor aud
Tracey. The session was devoted TO
routine business.
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rrnllInE nd LstInEton.

LExiNGToSi oct. l2.-Iho track was
fast.
FouT.yuar.oldf - Dr. Sparks won,
Presto eecnnd, Nellie Mason third.
Beat time-9'l1..
Tho 800 class-Choycuno won, Miss
Alice second, Alice V. third, Blaze
Berfy fourth. Best timt-2;lb.
IN. a:82 claas-Ollie Wilkes won,
Corlnno second, Stella thici, Russel u.
fourth. Best time-22aI.
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a special session Of the Penns,ivani
senate.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, oct. 10. - The
special session OF tho State Senate was
called to order this morning, The
governors message, calling the session,
was read. In II he said the session was
convened 10 take action In relation 10
the alleged misconduct OF the heads of
two departments Of the State govern
meut, Us well Us other elective officers.
The governor reviewed at gre at length
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Tile Chinese Minister Goes 10 81.
Petersburg In Consequence Of
urgcnl Orders from Pckln.
RUSSIAN rNeRoAeHmrHrs ON
PAMia.
RUSSIAN rscnoAcnurSrS.
Threatening the dates of China au'
ImhlA.

Threatening the dates of Chins aud
India.
LONDON, Oct. ~. - The Chinese
minister ~ Germany has arrived In
ST.. Petersburg from Berlin, In c0nse.
quenur Of sudden aud urgent orders
from Pekin regarding Ruraian en.
Cruachmebts on l'amir, the extensive
table land Of Central Asia. The Chi.
nesu government became alarmed over
advice that the Russians Ind punc.
tfatsd Tor beyond tho frontier Of this
district, sad the minister was Instruct
ed 10 proceed 81 -. Petersburg aud oh.
tain positive assurances with regard TO
the Intentions VI tho EXPEDITIONS.
China and England are acting In con.
cert IN tho matter, owing 10 the receipt
~ trustworthy information 10 the effect
that the territory Of Afghanistan had
also been violated.
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LONDON, oct. lathe Npies has a
dispatch ffOm shanghai which says
the foreign ministers In China have
broken on negotiations with the gov
eminent, and have announced that
now their own governments must act.
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CoLuMnus, Ohio, Oct. 10. 49, Niles
Alice Wash, aged 81, was killed aud
horribly nznglod by an electric ear,
which knocked her down while cross.
Ing the street.
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ENsmE CRY, Ala, Oct. i8.-An
explosion Of blasting powder In a
work train ON tho Georgls Pacific last
might frightfully mRngled six negro
lahorcs, four VI whom have since
died.
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MONTREAL, Oct. la-Foty smsll.
poN cascs are reported, and d re-
curronc. Of the epidemic OF 1850 IL
feared.
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INV YORK, Oct. l8.--A meeting Of
the executive committee OF the
National Republican league has been
called for November 10, (Thursday) In
this city. The president VI the league
William Chamberlain, OF California, n
member Of the sub committee VI the
National league.
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The largest cotton crop that country
has ever known was raised In Egypt
this year.
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LONDON, oct. Ia The health oI
Mu. parnrll continues tnc cause o
greaieft anxiety 10 her friends and
f,lutlvpa
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Missionary WORK itnnipercd on Ac'
count of Lack Of Money.

PITisFIELD, Mass, Oct l3.-The
elghty-second annual meeting Of the
American board began today. Secre.
tAry CLARK read the annual survey OF
the missionary field, showing gratify-
ing progress In every foreign country
except India, where the work has been
greatly hamper.d for lack Of funds.
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BISHOP HtNpr on THE DEACON
Ess MovCMCNr.
Womin's work IN tho Clurchi nr.
Lewis Idea OF it--A Statue
" John Wesley.
Dy Teller aph 10 tha Nrvs.
MALrS ANN FEMALES.
The 'Icumenirar' uoihadis, Counci
Disous..= the Natter.

WASHINGTON, oct. ia.-l3lshnp Bar
grove VI tne Methodist Eplacopal
Church South OF Nashville, Tom,
was president at today's sot ion Of tho
Lcumonigal Mu'hoiiat Council. The
resolution referred the committee con.
corning the joint action Of the Hetho'
dist missionary hOdies working la the
same fields wa fenlrted back iavora.
bly,, aud n committee appointed Ia
consider the ~ j,ct. The council thea
proceeded % tue uniur of the lay, the
subject being, "fhn Church and her
Agrnci,r,p being tile Same ~ that
discusses yesterday.
Rev. J. ruvis, general missionary
secretary Of tho Primitive Methodist
Church NJ England, read pspcs on
cine Place aud Power Of
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Justin MctRrthy, Ia AN inteEyicw
today, .Aid that he didn't intcni 10
Issue u couulct,mAnifcaio 10 the one
issued by tho paruellitc. latt night.
he tuisiod the nations verdict ana
good suu-r. lrishmon wOuh Vslimste
the true significance OF tho division
atill existing In the Irish parliamentary
party Ii conclusion, no said that no
aud AL bis colleagues only now cared to
r.mcmbos Paruolp- noaln endravor to
promote lrolnuIis interests.
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ST.. PAUL, oct. l3.-rho weather the
psst few weeks has undone much .
the good done by the hne weather early
In the season In North Dakota, aud the
farmers OF the Northwest viii suffer
losses aggregaIlng millions. The dam,
age can US yet only be estimated, hut
that ihe loss will be- very heavy there
can bs no doubt. The railroads had
made special arrangements TO handle
great crop, and the farmer. considered
their own plans amply sufficient Hut
40 great was the wheat crop that, nTsl,
il was almost inpossibleto hire enough
help To secure the Drop, ana very
large part OF ii had To be lell standing
In the field. Then, II was found that
the supply Of threading machines was
insufficient, and that caused delay
which lett fully half the crop utlll IN
the fields unthreshed when the rains
came. The rains have been general
ami abundant and today there was
some snow, and this caused great
loss. There IL still d great shortage oil
threshing outfits, but the weather has
prevented work more than half the
! time.
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In the Church." lac said the Metho.
dist denominations had agreed that
the laity shoul havea place, hut they
were far from being agreed ne TO tue
extent, and hero IL the supreme dill
Guilty to an organic Methodist union.
He was pledged for systematic train.
ing Of lady preachers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-14

Tho FrcomdHis Journal says the
manifesto Of the rgEnellitc- renders au
honorable reconciliation impO-sibls,
and that II IL now under solemn ohligH-
tons 10 advise the irish people To drive
from public life every mHu continuing
In tins minority party.