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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-12
rENNEssFE's FLooD.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. March 1.-THE
Tennessee river reached It's maximum here
this morning, making 3S.9 feet on the
gauge. There was q fall of two inches dur
ing the day, but rain is again falling. aud
the chances are that the forty-foot mark
will be reached. ALI the railroads are still
hampered by the submerged tracks aud the
lower portions of the city are still under
WATER
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-12
rHE nIsE Ar GREENyILLE.


GREENvILLE, MISS, March 1.-THE rise
in the river here continues at the rate of
81 to 81 inches In twenty-four hours. The
water level st this point is feet, l foot
above the danger line and 45-lO0 feet
below the high water mark of last year. The
danger line here is forty feet, which means
bank full. Behind this are the levees,
which are from Ave to twenty feet high.
The recent rainfall in the Cumberland and
Tennessee valleys is causing those streams
TO rise rapidly, which, with the present high
stage of the water now in the Mississippi,
would naturally be the cause of much ap-
prehension to the inhabitants of this valley,
but it seems that there is more apprehension
felt in other sections of the country for our
welfare than is exhibited here among the
people. This, no doubt, is brought about by
the eunauthenticated reports which have gone
culated to do this section great injury es-
pecally at this time, whenlpreparatons are
going ahead for the planting OF another
crop, which affects tho credit Of the country
and demoralizes labor along this entire levee
district. Full confidence is felt in the
outcome and in the ability OF the
levees 10 successfully withstand q
flood even at a greater hight than IL at
tanned last year Mai. William Startling,
chief engineer Of the levee board for this
district, returned this evening from a trip
over the levees from Australia landing, in
the upper part of the district. down to
Greenville, a distance Of some 140 miles of
levee, and reports the levees in good condi-
4 fiOn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-12

WHY hE WAS CANDIDATE.
II the present legislature had been elected
as legislatures ordinarily are, the general
continued, ne would not have been candi-
cate for the senatorship; but the people of
the state, by plurality, had indorsed the
principles advocated by him during the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

New Time card.
on and after June 25lh trains viii
run ~ follows:
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Chairman DlnnJllau, of the com.
mitlcc for the Irrigation Convention,
has appointed his committees author
lxrd by the meeting of delegates ~ fol-
lowE General committee u arrange
mcnt., John W. Donnellan, ox.oillciu
chairman; Fred. Trimmer Elias A..
Smith, John l.. Dolly h. T.. Hall
aud y. A. Empey, at salt Lake; +. j.,
kirsul, Ogden; Joseph u. Jones,
Provo; T.. i. Ferry, Park Clty; james
r. Hammond, Logan. This commit
tee has been called to meet NJ tho
Chamber OF Commerce tomorrow
night.
rhp COMMITTEES on transportation and
printed matter Is comV1.ed OF John W.
Donnollan, Frank X. Gillespie, il.bur
NJ. Wells, G.. l.. WpntIand aui W. g.
II. Allen. They moct NJ the thamhtf
Of Commerce tonight ~ O'Clock,
The committee ON statistics, which
meets at the Chamber Of Commerce
to report TO all the Utah delegates on
Wednesday, August 9th, ut ,. m, y
as follows g.. l.. stevenson, Jcsso w,
Fox, Jr., and o. !. HOLSTER Salt Lake
county; a. ID. FeftOn, Emery county
Sidney Stevens, Weber county
Charles FoUtc, Juab county fhilo y
FarnswOTth, Beaver county, John W
Sanborn, Cache county; Robert w
Hoyhorne, Iron county; John Rider
Kano county; Wesley X. Walton, Rel
county; Alma kldfrige, Sunni
| county, =. 5. Jones, Utah county an.
AbRni Hatch, WasAtch county,
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O'BRIEN AND DILLON
Receive an ovation On Being Released
From galway Jail This
Morning.
THEY ARE SAID TO ENJOY PERFECT
HEhLTH.
Addresses Of Congratulations, Cheers
and Showers Of Good Wishes
From their Friends.
n, rsi,nApa to tho Ssws,
william o'Brlep aud John Diiion
Imerxs from Prison.

itutfAF ifnh tttsNNs
DuDLtS, July S1.--Messrs. William
OiBrion aud J0hn Dillon, the two Irish
members Of Parliament who have been
undergoing d sentence OF ak months
imprisonment for melting the tenants
Of the SMITH Barry estate ut Tlppcrary
10 resist the payment OF rents, were TO-
leased from Galway jail this morning.
MeFsra. Dillon AMI OBrlen shovel but
slight traces " having suffered from
the rlgors Of confinement In jail, and
in fact, seemed TO be enjoying n most
perfect health.
Large crowds " people gathered
outside the Jail long before the hour
set for the dcliyerance OF the two Irish
leaders and when the latter did appear,
they were greeted with loud shouts of
0stick TO Parnell," intermixed with
other, "Down with Parnelll"
Many addresses Of congratulation
uton their release were offered. After
replying briefly 10 tho addresses OF
welcome, aud shaking hnnds with n
number Of the most prominent people
present, both Dillon and O'Brien en-
tered Mrs. William O'Bricn's carriage
and were driven, followed by repeated
cheers aud showers VI good wishes, to
the residence of BishOp McCOrmack,
where the entire party were enter
tainod at breakfast. The released pti'
soners aud their families Will start for
this city during the afternoon
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r.. W. Greene Of Logan, who said
while here on the stuupior Democracy,
"I.iheralism j. dead and ! hail The
day, now come, when We can work To-
gother.n
About that "cohah tanchn that AT.
Johnston tells about 'rla said thereto
nothing new under the sun. tut this
cohab ranch gets away with everybody.
nobody heard of 10 t.ll they saw Mt
johnson IN print, but several who
claim 10 know SOY that u there j.
such ranch John Johnston would
have had an interest IN Il years ago,
had 1t not been that the girl went tack
on him.
MIR. johnson said that lac LEFT the
Mormon Church anu commenced 70
train with the Libvmla twelve years
arc, and that they made u pretty hot
for him sometime. just ~, Mt
Editor. There IL a. much Truth In this
last as In all the tut Of his report
/ .cga than five Year, ago John John
ston was very active teacher In the
Mormon Church and was president Of
the Y. NJ. NJ. I. association, which "
purely Mormon. am told that Mt.
Johnston was ~ good at one time that
he wanted the bishops 70 nominate
both county aud precinct officer; lac
must have been warm NJ that time.
Aud the people di mako II hot Tor
him on two different times, II was so
hot that he was arrested twice for
selling whisky without - liccnrU over
the bar ia his dive. The ilrt Time hU
eaddlrd tire whole thing ON Fan.
Marthcrs, n transient; the second lac
pleaded guilty. Tue Justice took
Johnston's notes ilr the lines,
hut they are not good Tor
the very reason that Mr. Johnston
kpepa nothing that the law can touch!
ever, thing il In his wifc's name. \
hint 10 the wise 4 sufficient. MI.
Johnston has LETT Rich county hut his
little rnmnuccs with whisky aud wo.
men stll remain. Ogden will soon
lind out the rest.
We iudorse the above,
ID. =, MARSHALL, J. p
Nun.MOmun.
ions q. GHAY,
school Trustee.
EDWARD BENULEY,
Judge " School Election.
joins SNOWFALL.
County Recorder
WA. II. SIMEON,
sheriff (ncm.
LAFAYETTE n. rEAHst,
II. 4. MARTIN,
Non Mormon
Very respectfully yours, Us.
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III. Funeral Of tho victims of the ~
Mnudc Disaster.

PARIS, July 2D.-Crowds Of people,
estimated at $1,000, gathered this after
noon Mt ~. Maudo 10 witness the funer-
als Of the victims Of the railroad disas'
ter OF Sunday. Tho crowds were 70
great that II required the presence OF
OF the Project Of tho Department u
the Seine and u strong detachment OF
troops 10 keep the route OF the funeral
procession clear.
Their, were twenty.four hearsos In
line from the town hall TO the cerno-
tory.
Thousands Of mourners followed the
bodies 10 the grave. All the houses OF
1t. Maude were draped with crepe
emblema, hnlf,mastcd fagH and other
signs Of mourning. The air was nlled
with the walliug and crying OF the
relatives and friends 0f the dead,
many women reaching such a pitch
OF excitement that they went Into
Mysteries while Others tainted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

SpoRAHE FAILS, Mon, July al.-
Word has been received today thst
Judge Beatty, In the United States
district court. Idaho, has handed down
mn important decision In the case OF
Lackawanna versus the Mammoth In
which the mining property Of the Cmur
d,Alenc valued at several million dol
lars IL involved. The lease originally
came up on the contest by the Nam.
moth when the l.ackawanna applied
for patent 10 It's claim, The Nam
moth won, and the ease was carried 10
the supreme court, which Temanied II
for n new trial. At tho second trial
the Lackawanna won. Then thc
Mammoth raised the point that an
Idaho court was not competent lur'
isdiction and asked that II lie heard by
a Quilted States district court. The
Idaho Judge, Beatty, decides That the
court had Jurisdiction. The case will
now be appealed to tue Supreme Court
Of Idaho.
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A DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
Adopted by the Maryland state Con
sentiou.


BALTIMORE, July 3O.-The platform
after commenting the candidates nOm-
mated, takes up matters Of national In.
terest and contrasts uniavorably the
administration Of President Harrison
and the late Republican Congress with
the administration 81 President Clove.
land aud the Democratic Congress. IL
declares that the Republican admins
tfation and Congress have dlsr,g irded
the pledges Of IT, party with regard 10
civil service reform and the reduction
Of taxes Incident 10 tho tariff.
The civil service Of the United States
NJ whole today, II declares, IL n parti.
IAN Organization, doing political ser
vice for the administration by which II
IL employed.
President Harrison and the T,epub-
llcan Congress found on their advent
10 power O large surplus In the treasury
left by the economical Democratic
administration. The surplus told n
plain tale 10 the people, demonstrating
that the taxes imposed by the Republl.
IAN administration are In excess Of
the needs Of the government cconoml-
cally administered, and therefore uh-
necessary aud unjust.
In place of tue reduction which tho
people were led 10 ext uct, the finances
o. the country have been mlsmanngcd
aud wild speculatiOns and commercial
disasters have followed In it, train.
The surplus was wasted In exifavagant
expenditure, and the unjust and un-
necessary taxation continued. The
Republican party found, on the advent
Of Harrison to the Office, the people no
longer divided 10y sectional lines, but
prosperous and thoroughly united.
The Republican party through the
agency vi the Speaker had deprived
the Democratic representatives. Ut their
rightf,il seats snd sought to pcrpetuate
it, powers aud destroy tho autonomy
/ of several states by means Oithc motor.
ious force bill. Tho Democratic party
was deeply grateful 10 the senators aud
Representatives who contributed u the
defeat " the obnoxious measure, aud
more especially 10 Che Honorable Ar
thur T.. German, whose leadership
contributed largely 10 the defeat The
existing tatiii system, the platform
declares, casts an unnecessary burden
upon the people, tends 10 gccuuiulat,
enormous wealth In the hands of few
aud promote monopolisis. Thes'
abuses, II believes, can only
be corrected by the election Of
President and Congress pledged Il
IA careful aud thorough revision Of The
tariff system.
~ dollar In gold coin aud dolla
In silver coin should he uf equal eN
chaugvablc value" the platform de
clares, "in all the markets OF th'
United States aud any attempt to dc
preciate by legislation either 81 th,s'
matters ought 10 10 deprecated AM
condemned"
The platform closes wit the endorse
ment Of Senator German for reelection
by the next assembly TO the Senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

LIsnoN, July aO.-rho congressional
party Of Chile, through representatives,
has appealed TO the Portuguese govern
ment not 10 allow Portuguese subjects
10 embark on the new Balmecedhn war
vessel "Presidente Errazurlz." The
government has not yet replied TO the
communication. IL is stated the
British charge d'aa,ires has dc.
clared that II he l. not allowed 10 see
the Englishmen who are supposed to
be on board the Chilean war weasel, he
will have them forcibly released by
the British war ship when the "Presl.
dente kTrazurl1" reaches open sea, and
Is no longer enjoying tho protection
which the Portuguese waters afford
her.
II Is asserted that "prcsldente
Errazuriz" will sail today. Her com.
mander yesterday promised to leave
Lisbon Immediately, II his puTser, who
was arrested for enllsting men Tor the
Balmacedan service were released,
This request was refused.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

This Is what you ought to have, Ia
fact, you must have II 10 FULLY enjoy
life. Thousands arc searching Tor Il
daily, and mourning because they find
It not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are sIcnt annually by our
people In the hopo that they may attain
this boon. Aud yet II may b. had hy
all. We guarantee that Electric BIT,
ters, II used according 10 directions,
aud the uso persisted In, win bring you
good digestion and Dust the demon
Dyspepsia anu install instead Eupepsy.
We recommend Electric Bltt.rs for
Dyspepsia and all Diseases OF Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at soc.
and 81 90 per bottle, Ny a. G.. Smith q
Co.'S Drug Store. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

l.adles' and Misses' Miits At i5o. pair.
Ladies' Derby Ribbed Lisle Hose,
worth 7sc., now selling Mt aaiic.
Misses Plain Lisle Hose, 30 g., worth
zoe.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, $50.
Ladies' aud Misscsi Muslin Under
wear was never offered 10 cheap.
Gjc. Misses Blouse Tor zoe,
soc. Misses Blouse for Doe.
sl..i Misses Blouse Tor ono.
$3.50 Mlsses' Blouse for il.lO.
I.adieF' Blouscs same discount.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Shawls and
Embroidered Fichuos, going ut
soc. on the dollar.
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DRESS GOODS.

Now Is the time 10 buy them.
a. pieces Atwood % Inch plalds and
Stripes, nt only &c., worth Soc.
10 pieces French Brooado bunting, all
wool and more than yard wide,
In Tang, Blues and Browns. This
article Ia worth ojo,; we nru going
to cell IL at a5U., how Is thgtg
q pieces Assorted Dress Goods al l5c.,
regular price alc.
90 pieces Assorted Drua Goods ai Zoe.
regular price 2ic.
Doh't fall 10 soo tho Mohair Dress Pat
torn that We Sro selling for $500. II
viii as,onlsh you. IL 10 worth
$1,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

81. PrrERsBuRu, July 30. 80 The
MAYOR aud municipal authorities last
evening banquuted the French officers
nj Inc town hall. Al vessels Ia the
hnrbor aud the HOUSES along tho route
70 the town hall were pfoiuscly decor
nt.d. The streets were thr0nged with
people aud the Frenchmen received
nm extraordinary ovation. Among the
guests were the Russian ministers, Tor.
.ign diplomatic representatives nnd
other nolAblcs. Tho usual toasts were
drunk. The mayor presented silver
souvenirs to tho Fronohmen.
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The London "Daiiy News" on tho
WORLDS fair.

LospoS, July So.-The Ddig Ncrs
says 81 the Columbian exhibition;
"Ihicago, under tho critical eye Of her
rival, New York, must succeed; los
she cannot afford to hul.
Gladstono's remarkable letter points
out ia. Importance Of the scheme.
There IL no reason why lac should mol
live 10 sec America freed from tht
heaviest industrial fottors. That
change IL now imminent, or political
slgns have lost their ordinary tlgni'
ficance. The Fair will have u further
result In putting America In the ranh
OF the ilrst class powers"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

JEANETTE, Pa, July a0.--Joc Moore,
wealthy clifton who recently mys'
tcrioualy disappeared, Was found TO-.
night In an old cave near here, almost
dead from exposure ana starvation, lie
had been taken 10 the cave by Joseph
aud Madison Johnston aud robbed. lt
IL said that during the past xix months
four or five other citltpns oi JAnetto
have nystoriously disappeared, aud q
searching party accompanied by oill-
GERS will thoroughly search the cave,
Of the existence OF which the citiIsns
heretofore knew nothing. The Johnston
brothers have been arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

OTTAWA, July eo.-rhc privileges
and election committee ol Parliament
met today, when Robert IL. McGfeovy
stated the story Of his falling out with
Hon. Thomas McGreevy IN January,
lsp1. II Rruse from the refusal NJ
Thomas 10 allow the witness 70 become
~ director " the kichuileu and On
tnrio Navigation company. At that
time Thomas called Robert a thief, say
iug he refused 20 account Tor profits
due Thomas In connection with Lar.
kin, Connolly 4 Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

CHICAGO, July ga dispatch from
Omaha says II has been announced
there that the Now York Biscuit Com
many has sold aud leased H. faclorle.
an Omaha, Denver, Cedar Rapids aud
Des Molnes 10 the National Cracker
company, which IL composed Of th'
stockholders Of the American Biscuit
company. The local manugers als'
havs been ordered ~ advance pTieoi
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BLACK SILKS. TOO,

Are put way down Tor mi, occasion.
Also our ontlru line Of rlaid aud stripe
Trimming Silks.
NI,
Plain India silks as well.
A nicer selection OF shades can't
bu found - Pink, Bluc, Hello.
trope, Beige, Porcelain, Sage,
French Grey, Cardinal Cream
Hose, Sapphire, Black aud White,
all at special prices.
AND
800 REMNANTS Of Silks Mt lees than
halt price.
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wish 10 say to my friends and the
public, that | pgurd Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera AMI ninrrhuB ltumuly
Us the best preparation In use for Collie
nnd DlnrrhWn. II is the finest selling
mrilrlue 1 ever handled. hecauPe 1t
always gives satisiaciion.-O, ll.Clark,
Omngevillc, TcNN. For sale by u. O..
Nj. /. Drug Dept. u&s
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WASH FABRICS.

SEQ our Sc. Table.
zoe. 2rphyrs down TO le'ic.
Zephyr Bingham only sc.
zoe. ChRllies sown 10 i2jic.
800 pieces Challles. VIII wash aud not
fade; u yards for sl.0O.
Maynowcr Organdir, lalcp worth zoe.
We have a splendid stock Of fine Chal'
lies, Tissues, Zine Apple Cloth
Lawns, etc, etc. They must be
closed out.
REMNANTS Of Challies, Ginghnm-,
Zephyrs, satceui, Calicoes aud
Lawns at half price.
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CHICAGO, July 90 Baron and ia.
roness wishmnnn-R eiohorn arrived
mere today from YokohOma On route
10 Berlin. The baron Is In the German
dIplomntlo service aud has been 10
Jnpnn on an important mission.
When asked " his mission contem-
plated negotiations OF important
treaties with that country, he shrugged
his shoulders anu answered, per
haps."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

CLAYFiELp, Pa, July ga miner
named wilkins beat Mis-. Joseph WI.
son into inseneibllity with baseball
bat this morning. Thinking sho was
dead, he went TO his room anL cut his
throat with u pocket-knlie. Both are
still alive tut win probably die. Mrs
Wilson refused to lislon TO advances
nlade BY Mllklna.
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LAcES.

You can't use too much on your dresscs
this season.
sllk Lace worth Soc. for 45c.
silk Lace worth SOC. Tor e5c.
Sllk Lace worth ijc. for zoe.
30 pieces Assorted Lace at DC.
80 pieces Lace dob lott, lOc., Zoe. and
20c., worth 25c. 10 bOc.
rorchon Lacos at tho same big rcduc.
lions.
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RIO JASBIK0, July 30.-A commits.
sion Of eight members To have charge OF
the brazilian exposition Mt the Colum.
blan exposition have been appointed
Among them Is Professor Orviile Der
by, who accompanied Agassiz In the
geological survey Of Brazil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

a Fifth precinct rally VIII take place
at the old Eleventh Wuri school
house, Thursday evening, July 30ih, at
$50, instead Of Wednesday as hereto
fore announced. James sharp. e.. W.
Bennett, John NJ. Iane and other. will
be present aud addpss tho meeting.
Iiy ordsr0f the committee.
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wAsHiNGToS, July 2g.-The secrc'
tary OF the treasury has directed the
payment " 5000 TO James Mcintosh
u san francisco ~ reward for tue
information which resulted In the
seizure ut San Francisco 81 opium
valued ut sl5,GnH. This il the maxi.
mum infOruief's fee allowed by law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

Articles known to medical science are
used In preparing huod's Saraptrilla.
Every Ingredient l. carefully selected,
personally examined, and only tho uos,
retained. The medicine u prepared
under the supervision n thoroughly
competent pharmacist, aud every stcp
In the process " manufacture ~ care.
fully watched with % view 90 securing
IN Hcod's Sarsali,rilla iht best possible
result.
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TOLEDO, July GA boiler exploded
In the sash and door factory at Cum.
mlngs. VIII Moore was Instantly
killed. Three othcm were severely in'
Jured and may. die. The building was
demolished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

HousToS, Tex, July 20.-onlolals
Of Wclls.Fargo Express company adj
init that n money package Is missing
at Kauntz, but decline TO give the
amount OF the loss. IL Is believed u
be $50, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

LoNb1N, July ga dispatch from
Mecca states that the death rate from
the cholera Is fourteen per day al that
place aud thirty daily at Died iah.
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PARIS, July a0.-rhc Russian gov.
eminent has decorated AdmitalNigncs
and Commandant Lcfcuyre, thc ohiet
officer and the second officer, rospcc-
lively, OF tho French ministry Of ma
rine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

OMAHA, July 3O.-Thc Union Pa.
ellie this morning granted the Rock
Island and Milwaukee the use OF th.
bridge track until the new rules anu
schedule are completed.
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ZIP ROGRANTNI E -
PARAsoLS.

Gracious, how chonpl
a s2.'i pnrasll for sl.ej.
4 s2.iO pamsol for sl.O1.
a SLIGO rAra.ol fur zoe.
a good parasol for iir.
~ course such disparity between tho
regular price aud the sale price
sounds unreasonable. II would bo
but for the fact that they were
hofght recently at just such values.
Chlldrcns psmsols Mt 2ic., ajc. aud
iic., worth 00c., o1c and sl.2j.
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LONDON, July sO.--Thc Exchange
Telegraph company says Dillon and
O'Bflen have declared they cannot
again accept paruell's leadership.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

BEuoTA, July aO.-The Congress OF
Columbia has appropriated ssuOOO Tor
the display OF the resources Of the
country at the Columbian exposition,
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

PANS, July 8O.-At the Tuberculosis
congrcs-, Drs. Jobi and Page, Of New
York, were mado honorary prctidontA
for A mcTica.