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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING
For Mems, Youths and Children's Wear,

Enrcly
display the High Meduca
Taste
Originally Conception aud superiority Of Workmanship
repaid trouble, like hundreds
he First the bune,
aud thes second, al Immense display
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04

prsEREr sENIwEEKLY sEws.
rutnsh-s even IuesiV snd fnisy. eues1hP
den price, In aausnee. per ycaf, ia.co' III months
MS, thfss months, sico. postpaid Of delivered ~
siffifr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04

In the live stock importatlons this
season Shropshire sheep aud Clydesdals
horses predominant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04

Bees never attack sound fruit. II Is
only when birds or insects have first
puncturcd it that tho bees suck the juice
which runs out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04

Asst torass Magazine. the eissrss' ard te''in
ths oont,y, sy,sisly valuable q rief q ciritnt
ASTON. Ftse " volume Of a uurlbsr., slso ~
Fsf. tfbo. naNltA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-04
WIsr AND -. -, -,
NoiuunuuND, W. o. w." ~

LOCAL sgRIICE
LEift, ANhnicAs TonK. FAoyo ASD srHiSG
NtILN.
Leave salt Take o 20 n No., q 90 y m. and g'ss
Pun, arrive salt i.atc y .ni noon, and s!spp.m.
Arrive salt Lake from Provo and springyille.
" .Aiam.
HtsGuAM.
tesye salt Ialo 500 q m, returning arrive
salt lake ef0pm.
u. g. DODGE, 4. 4. wELBY, j. H. BENNETT
Gen. Manager. supt Gen. a PAss.Agt'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-11

~T.HE wheels of all vehicles become loose on the
/ pndle after two years use caused by
friction. On common straight axle the box is
each end also the and collar which leaves the
spindle too long for the box in the wheel By cutting
down the spindle the point of axle with the box
and running the thread up to it and cutting off the
point that would protrude through the NUT the wheel is
made to fit again Ike when providing the spindle
is not too fiat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-11
QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES!

I.aily Express ana Pdsse ger rains
nsssa prompt connections with the
ssv eral railroad lines in the East.
q Sullman Palace Sleeping Cars and
Tourists Sleeping Cars attached to all
trains Diniug Cars attached to fast
mail trains between Truckee and Og-
1en.
Tickets solu, sleeping car berths Sc
cured ana other informant given on
application to the Co.'S Agt AT Reno
where passengers caIiins "a person can
secure choice of routes, etc.
Richard Gray, Ger. Traf. Mapg.
Il. Ii. GOODMAN.
Gen Pass. Agt.
Snu EraRrasc0, Cal.
Jane
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-11
Fine = HairCuttnlg,
AND SHAVING,
-;sxv oE vHE rsuvED

EFEST oF TsEE CsHs SD
, Carson CITY, Nevada, May lIth, 1891.
SEALED PROPOSALS W LII BE
received hy the Undersigned until l2
oc,oCE uoon on the 20f IA. dav ct J1ne,
lsAi, Tor furuiSalng such supp les as
mag be required from JIme 10 time by
ftls " Ini curing the . months t ding
JuT.c -ulh, 1892. en- brlCiEg ariaS ana
on, Hhemlc Is, wood, charcoal. salt,
boTtG- soap, oils, crt.cI6.eS covers. STIR
goods. tat, hardware and other nee
c. >arN supplies. schedules IN bia
form f1r . oppS s, with tufprm alton as
Il tle GA tut.tieS of each At icle tn az will
probably e reQu red, VIII be tui uiShed
on application Proposals wli b C n
sidered =parately on each article, and
upon the cOmpaFtS n of the prices
viii De acce tie as to toe whole or "A part
as may G deemei faT he best interest
of the Cove nment, he right to rel act
any or all pIOpOS4 = being reserved. q.
REQ Quisitions viii he ma e on the par les
whose bid, may he accepted aud the
articles must Z f. rnj shcl as required
withoat delay. Pro oS is 10 receive
cOn-Iueiatt ION, puSJ ba accom- pa MED
by Il sufficient bond, with one or more
Sureties and by 5 mpltS or uch deSctl p
iIon OF the sfIic eS a. will clea ~ deSi Z
nate the Kind and quality. Proposals
should re addres, cd - the under sized.
and il closed with a copy OF Ii = adVer-
Proposals for supplies" The i : will
lie open and -egistere at the ho ur
L9ned in the presence of bidder and the
officers of the Mint.
s. Z. WRIGHT. super ntendent U. s.
Mint, CaIsOn Citv, Nevdds. Iaw4w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-11
Carson Water Works.

rSvssE KsSEsx%tbHNa OF
K Company are supplied with wal Ell
from Never FALLING Springs. vnich foV
from the Sierra Nevada. Sy analysis
thiswater is shown to be perfectly free
from all limnnrities. The mains of this
ooIn pany having been laid in a. tat
principal streets of the city, the -, ST.
srendered available to all within I
city limits. Families, Hotels, Bars
stables, etc. su pplied on fsvors 81 :
tSrmR.
CARSON WATER COMPANY.
Office one bloc VT st of Mint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

LONDON, Sept. gi.-Gladstono's com.
Ing drllvcrauco ut the Liberal fedora.
tlon meeting IA invested with further
Importance by The announcement that
he Intends 10 review Lord Salisbury
wrong policy, aud declare what hls
own Willie 4 he should ngnln be placed
In power. The federation proceedings
hre not likely 10 asionlsh the world
with any startling variations from the
cut.and'dried Programme, but II oX-
pecthtion proves correct, Gladstone will
make the meeting memorable by
statement Of foreign policy, commit
ing the Liberals 10 a line OF action
directly opposed ~ that of Lord Sails
bury.
Morley has already declared that
the noxt Gladstone administration will
accomplish the evacuation OF Egypt
with tho least possible delay. Lot.
tiers from Gladstone 10 the Ser
vian politician, lovomovltoh, which
Will appear In tomorfOwia Issue Of
the Speaker, are likely to cause n
sensation IN Europe, NJ they show the
widest possible divergence between
the Liberal aud the present cunseryg.
tive policy. Mr.. Gladstone advocates
the closest harmony among the Balkan
states; repudiates Salisbury diploma.
cy NJ tending towards the supremacy
Of Bulgaria over tho other States, and
adds that ho feels warmly with the
lately subjected population Of South.
western Europe. The last phrase can
only apply TO Auetria's taking posses.
sion Of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The
letter II interpreted TO mean that Glad
stone desires TO Dust the AustriAnH
nom Bosnia, aud support the ioma.
tlon Of n federation OF Balkan States.
Gladstone Liberals continue 10 ar
range for the future on the supposed
certainty Of their being In power by
the autumn Of 1892. The ConservH.
lives now talk of postponing the gen.
eral elections until the femotcat legal
period, which will be April, 1893, In
order 10 enable tho government TO get
the Irish local government In working
ufuaF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26
AuaOSIA IN BAKING POWDER.
DISCUSSION BEFORE THE AMERICAN
CHEMICAL SOCIETY.

10 nc HdtOr Of ne Tribune:-Slr:
! have Just seen the report In your Issue
Of sept. 8d OF the discussion Mt the
Washington meeting " the American
Chemical Society. Aug. 18th, relative
TO the use Of carbonate Of ammonia In
baking powders.
Thls repor, II incomplete anu incor.
rect In many particulars, and n the
paper which prccipitated tho discus.
sion was read by me and was based
upon my own experiments, | desire 10
make certain corrections Ia the interest
u the truth amt fOr the benefit Of the
large number Of your readers TO whom
the question Ia one Of great moment.
The paper as read before the society
related that ammonia In baking pow
der Ii retained In the bread by reason
Of It's affinity 10 the gluten. The con.
sonsuS Of opinion a. expressed during
the discussion was ngainst tho use OF
carbonate OF ammonia In baking pow.
der, with the only exception Of DR..
McMurtrie, who IL now an omploye Of
a baking powder company which uses
carbonate Of ammonia In Its baking
powder.
OF thu other parties mentioned as
were Prof. DIR. Barker Of the Univer.
sity Of Pennsylvania, who IN the Presi.
dent OF the society and one Of our
pleading by Prof. McMuftrio that only
small qunntltie, Of ammonia we're
used In baking powders, hs stated:
ono matter how small tho quantity,
must decline TO be dosed medically
~ a. saHl saAa
meals.n
DIR. T.. IL. BARLEY, formerly chem.
list OF the Brooklyn BOari OF Health
and Professor Of chemistry ut the
Long Island College, likewise named,
did not, believe, take active part Ia
the discussion, but Ia already on rec.
ord ms strongly opposed 10 the use Of
ammonium carbonate In baking pow
ders.
Dr. Richardson volunteered only the
question whether the Hour used In the
experiments was Of good quality, Of
which ! assured him by stating that II
was tho beat and the Hour used in my
family.
Prof. Mallet was not present.
Your article III misleading In so far
as II gives the impression that ammo
MIA disappears on baking. My actual
tests agree with those made by others,
showing that ammonia remains In tho
bread. My investigation simply as
signs new cause for ils retention.
IL. ENDEsiAES, PHI. ID.
Nep York 7)ibuHe. Sept. II, 1891.
NOTE.-Dr. EndemRnn, thu writer
Of this communication. is well known
In scientific circles, aud was Tor twelve
years chemist OF the New York Board
" Health.
The Baking Powder company above
referred TO Is the Royal Baking Pow
der COMPANY Of New York.
And the employo, DIR. VIM. McMur-
trle, who defends that company's use
Of ammonia, IN their much advertised
Government Authority.
There Is no such office known under
cur government rs that Of Government
or United States Government Chemist
--Chlcago Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

SARATOGA, Sept. 25.--Rev. DR..
BufChatu died at noon today.
Burchard was taken III sunday ovon.
Ing and died this afternoon. Tuesday
his Illness developed p.rltOnitis. Ho
was born In Steubnn, y. Y, Ia 1912,
aud received an academic education,
when he removed TO Kentucky. In
1885 he wa. graduated at Center Col.
legc, DAuvillc, Ky, ami soon after
won wide reputation In the State
lecturlng on intemperance, slavery aud
religious questions. During the
cholera epidemic Of 1887 he was vol
untccr nurse; he was licensed 10 preach
In ISIS. went 10 New York In 1850
and took charge Of the Presbyterian
Church there. lie was man OF finu
physical development and noted for
his great kindness Of heart and sym.
patty for the all ictcd. He was n win
ming speaker. lie was made chancellor
Of lngram University, filling the office
In connection with church duties.
When he resigned the pastofihip In
1879, the congregation "a said %
have made him n present OF $4,000
and 10 have mortgaged the church
for tho purpose. He gave up pastoral
work In 1855. Butchnrd came proml-
nently before the public IN 1854, when
several hundred ministers rave re-
ceptiOn ut the Filth Avenue Hotel 10
Blaine, then Republican candidate for
President. BuTchard was there, and
had been chosen 10 address Blaine Ia
behalf Of the clergymcn. Blaine
stood on the staircase above the CORR.
dor floor, In full view OF the Clergy.
men aud others who had gathered TO
greet him. Ascending the staircase
to the second step below Blaine, Bur
chatd spoke m he nearcd the close Of
the address with atiectionate regard
and esteem for Mr.. Blaine, using prac.
tloally these words; "Aud we admire
and welcome you, MIR. Blaine, ns n
stcadiast opponent OF rum, Romanism
and rebellion"
Years later, DIR. Burchard, while
speaking OF the incident with An As-o-
clated Pres. representative, who stood
near him the day II occurred, said:
"Well, DOM know but what | may
have been n humble instrument In the
hands " divine power 10 effect the
contrary Of what I had In my heart 10
do when spoke that day"
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TnE DOMINION CABINET.
VIVA Rumors Currest with neg ard 90
the PremisF's Action.

QuKnEc, Sept. 25.-Lioutenant-Gov.
etnor Anglers, vino Is said TO be- haras.
tlng his ministers into doing some
thing that will warrant diminishing
them, today demanded that the gov
eminent name public accuser or
prosecutor TO conduct the case against
the ministers before the Royal commits
sion, and refused 10 allow their claim
10 be represented by counsel at the In.
vestlgations. The wildcat rumors are
current with regard to Premier Mor-
cier'a action. Should ho be dismissed
II Il said he will not take dismissal
from Anglers, but win defy him, and
that his supporters, who are a majority
In the Legislature, will probably adopt
resolutions oensuring Anglers, and
calling upon Governor.General TO re-
move him at once, otherwise the
province will declare itsolf out OF the
confederation aud take the conse.
quenccs, which may lead to snnexa.
ton,
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Carter protests that the unsatisfactory
experience following the granting OF
swamp lands 10 the States cannot
properly be urged against the plan pro-
posed for the settlement ~ the arid
lands question, and then sayt; "whilc,
~ 10 the swamp lands granted, the
States may have been indifferent and
unwisu lin dealing with grant which
was but n mere Incidental matter, la
ease Of deser-t land grant the S,sio
could not afford 10 thus deal with n
question Of 20 vital importance. In.
difference would court adversely, sud
reoklr-sness would bring ruin. When
n proposition Of this gravity IL sub,
mlttoi TO any organized body Of
American citizens directly interested
IN it, wise consideration and solution,
they will consider wisely and act
weil.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

GRAvEsESD, y. ", Sept. 9j.--Mlle-
Dead heat between Maggie Beck and
NAV wynnc, Mnywooi ihltd. Time
1864.
Handicap, mile aud slxtsenlh-
Maidstone won, Lizzie second, Sir John
third. Tlme-i.iO.
Five furlongs-St. Pancras won,
Allquippa second, ~. Denis THIRD.
Time-l.03.
Five furlongs-Alcalde won, Fagot
second, Bcngel third. Time-i;O2,.
Mlle-Mary Stone won, Lord Harry
second, Trinity third. Time-l:i9,.
Milo and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
won, Hoodlum second, Nirgle third.
Time-l:iol,
Five iurlougs 81 ChAraio was dis.
qualified ON foul aud the race was
given 10 Wah jim, Air Plant second,
foey third. Timc-l;O2i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

CHICAGO, Sept. 2j.-The fight be-
tween I'D. Corrigan, Of the Hawthorne
race track, now closed, aud the mana
gers VI the Garfield track took a new
turn today when some thirty warrants
were swcrn for tho arrest Of Jockeys,
four bOokmakcrs and telegraph opera.
tors at Garfield track. The warrants
were sworn out under the ordinance
forbldding racing within 400 yards OF
any public park. The Garfield track
adjOins GARFIELD park. A force Of con-
stables and police have gone to serve
warrants.
when the officers Of the law arrived
ut tho track with the warrants they
found that the propTietors bad secured
the presence Of a Justice 0f the peace 10
take bail for the Jockeys. After some
talk. II was decided TO make no arrests,
the Jockeys all agreeing TO 20 to the
Justices office after the races were
over, give themselves up and furnish
bonds. The races were then proceeded
with without interference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26
Nothing Dolnltc Can BE Asceriaincd
About the Efforts 10 Extend the
Floating Debt.
a CONFERENCE BErwrEa GOULD
AND MORGAN.
Tie Former Has Agreed TO Subscribe
-Four Millions OF the New
Collateral Notes.
rnr FLOATING DrBr
OF tue Union Pacific Railroad tom.
nAmI.

~ tue Union Pacific Railroad tom.
panT.
NEN IORR, Sept. a5.--A meeting
OF the directors OF the Missouri Pacific
u TO be- held Wednesday next and until
then nothing definite can be said r..
gatiing the dividend.
Nothing definite can be ascertained
IN regard 10 the developments about
the outcome % the efforts 10 extend tho
Heating deut OF tho Union Pacific. IL
y stated confidence was held between
jay Gould and Morgan In which
Gould gave Morgan assurances hu
would do NIL IN his power 10 make tho
plan successful. Members Of the cdi.
tors committee say arrangements wefs
made today by which tho success Of
the Union Pacific plan " assured.
Conferences wefo held between tho
ctcditUIs' committee aud the directory
OF the Union Pacific company during
the day, anu this evening the cfcditors'
committee announced that at the re.
quest OF the directors, Drexcl, Morgan
Co., viii tomorrow offer 10
the public Sj,5O1.u00 collateral
extension notes at g9l. These notes
are part OF the iHsue authorized for tho
purpose Of extending the floating Debt
Of the company and bearing per cent.
Interest. No definite Information can
We obtained rs " whether tho offer hs.
been under written or not, but mem.
berH Of the ctcdlt0Is' committee assert
the success Of tho plan IA assured.
The Tribune viii say tomorrow. 10
u learned Jay Gould has agreed 10 sub.
scribe f4,0OO,OO1 VI the new collateral
trust notes, besides accepting notes for
his unfunded obligations against the
company. Russell sage il also under.
stood TO have agreed 10 subscribe for
half a million, IA return, II Il said, stat.
Ing that the loan 10 the Union Pacific,
endorsed by Gould, Sydney Dillon
AMI Frederick Amcs, made by Drcxel,
Morgan a Co., would be modified 10 IA
% release the endOrsefs from personal
obligation, and that the notes would be
exchanged on the same basis as other
floating debi9.
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4 Dimcniiy nciwe.n n Government
and the Legislature.

PASAMA. Sept. 9j.--The Star aud
Herald publishes the following Rc-
count Of the difficulty ut Belize, Brit.
tlsh Honduras, between the admlnlst.
ration nud Legislatures: After pro-
tractod struggle between the govern
ment and the popular element OF the
legislature not unlike that between
Balmaceda aud the Chilean con.
crosses, the representatives vacated
their seats In n body. The governor,
In no way Disconnected, promptly APP
pointed In their room certain officials
whom he designated "unoiilcial mem.
beers, In MS much as they did not
occupy their seats OK Oillclo." There
was at that time February last) no one
to gainsay, an1 from February 10 July
tue colony was practically run under
Balmacedan form " government. An
action laid In July againstthe collector
Of customs TO recover alleged Illegally
exaoted duties, on tho ground that the
colony possessed no constitutional
legislature, either NJ the present time
or when the new tariff was voted. Tho
government went into court and de-
fouded itself. Chief Justice Anderson
was In aquandary for proccdents, but
finally gave Judgment for plaintiffs,
thereby overriding the legislature ana
nnnulllng all tho laws passed since
February. The government has ap-
pealcd 10 the prlvy council Of tho em.
pire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

year for many reasons, which need
not give, but I hope no effort will be-
spared to elect Mckinley. His vic.
tory at this time Is very important 10
tho country and party. lie aud Nfr.
Campbell represent the honest differ
encc between the parties at this time.
There IL no doiglng and no evasion,
and the voter need not be deceived.
The election Of Mckinley means the
policy OF protection and honest money.
The election Of Campbell means nee
trade and corruption Of the currency.
believe ohio win stand by MclIin.
ley. Sincerely yours,
JAMES q. BLAiNE.
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CHANDLER, o. r., Sept. 2j.-Gov.
Steele arrived here yesterday after.
noon. Hy said the survivors were
hallening their work NJ rapidly hs
possible, but he could not say when
tho town site would be completed. II Is
expected the opening viii take place
tomorrow noon. Thc water supply Il
still a source Of considerable annoy
Hpce. There seems 10 be plenty VI
water Just below the surface aud wells
are now being dug. Considerable lum.
her IL arriving. and a. soon as people
who intend 10 transact business get
their locations they will commence 10
put up buildings.
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hAAlNNAN hhAhNN ~ihIsNItANbs
Cleveland, 90. Cinrinnau,s nAltcrles-Niau,
GTubCr, Doyle thines, keeuan,
Ct1tAGo.
In the eighth, with the score a tic, Pittthurg
objected 70 the umpire decision aud the game
wac given 20 chicago, btOu iaitorica-uam.
bert, Nicgrry, schrFcri calvin, Miller
nNuuKtis.
Hlo0slyn, g. New YORK, :, Batteries FOutl,
DALEY, Wclch, Ol,oukc.
BOSTON,
Boston, Z; philadelphia, a. natleries-Ciart.
fou, CAMEL, Gleason, figlis
wlsELnS LiAuuE-. BALTIMORE.
baltimore, Boston, q,
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, Z, st. louis. Z. called at the eud
a. aeNcnt4, darkness,
PHILADELPHIA
Athletic, lli Washington. !. Called At the
end VI Tue gighIh, darkness.
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ming nfn,drnni,nhin.

AsnBuHY PARK, MI, Sept. o.
William T.. stout, wealthy farmer
living Mt Hamilton. near here, IL dying
Of hydrophohia. Several months ago
while doctoring a calf that had been
bitten by rabid dog, the animal lick.
cd n sore on hit2fn. A few days ago
the arm began Molllng, aud II Ia now
fully three times it, natural sile.
Since he has been confined 10 bed, Mr..
Stout has shown every Sign Of rabies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-26

CHICAGO, Sept. 2i.-Mllo and one.
sixtcenth-BOyle Rhodes won, Queen
second, Signature third. rime-l;6l b.
Mile-Llzlie Gwynn won, Folem
second, Happy Day third. Time
l;i8l.
Fiiteen-slxteenths OF n mile - 70
Tambien won, Big Casino second, Al.
turns third. Time-l:8S. Germ a u lin
ished second, but wa. placed last on
fouling Big Casino.
Mile aud Observation-Disclosures
Off.
Six mrlongs-Adveriiy won, Ex-
clusion second, Annie Martin third.
Time-l:l6.
Six furlongs Caldwell won,
RedfoS second, Little Midget third.
Time--l:lG.
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not exceeded slOO,O0O,OOO, OF which
part will bu taken In luxurles and part
In gold. II the extnvagant buying Of
American railroad securities continues
the English Indebtedness will DO fur.
Their enhanced and will lead 10 mn In.
crease Of bullion shipments. Mr.. Bif.
FMS recent estimate that ciO,O01, 900
In gold Would be the limit Of the ex-
port TO New York l. not disputed, but
this maximum IL expected 10 entail an
Increase Of the Bank Of England rate
10 3 or 0 per cent.