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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09

A Missouri man, whose name Il with
acid FROM tho public, oncra To furnish
lho Worlds lair management with "billy
the Kids" famous and deadly gun. Bllly
was only twenty yean old when ho
lied, but tho stock Of his gun contained
,wonty-ono noiehes, cut there by tho
owner TO represent tho number Of the
weapons victims
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEAL
ESTATE.

NrorffE = uEnEnI GivEN. THAT ~
y Uur.unrco uf an ofitr Of tNr Probate
Court oi nav.a County, ir me mauSf q ihc
estate W Auos faiflantf, urrfaftii The un
dsrsiFutu afuiuistfatuf o' faid eHiate viii soli
~ private sale. tn rash, 10 ihc D. hest hihdori
Auu HuNinUt 60 confirmation 1N tuIu Probate
Court, on OF after fhr gNth daf uf June, isi
90 thu rgut. uuo, lutnrtti aud rsists ~ sad
Airus ihIrNrnk % the tine 90 hs deaih, sud
hIHH 90 tHf tIsIi. title nrr interest that me o.
tate his hl operation of law nr oihtrwias a.
quued, uihff ihau 81 ~ edition o. that -
'uld IptestHis at The time % biz death IN 90 Z
tu those certain los piece ~ parcels ~ laui
iYirs auu U..uH Iu Hlunuiul. county ~ pave.
Itffuufy ~ tiHu, and drfrflHcf DE- follow. .
Wit AIuf lMf % md about one ihifd ui az
acre iu tHr northeast pau - Tot .. both in
nlrr i tTH "a iinuntiiul lnwnsitr -utNcr.
me- UI unTfs fu wfItina uaF o. t.afc 10 nuN
tmH after fHr fftt publication 90 THE notice,
auu lcfnfo me salc sait uIit may 10 fciit
rftt 20 me uuucfsiEnrd N DIE fctidenro Iu
iuuutfui. natis County, of az ils um.. -
Charits D. rrarsOn, ailHfncy. lo =. Naiu
sueet salt lake CITY
Terms and conditions Of ale Temper cent of
uufs offered 10 arrufnrarV tIn. balance un
combination " sale hi rfuhlie COAT Dega 81
eNrrHtr ~ zee purchaser.
hidt wilt be reserved for each l1i sfpafniClY,
gFuIiHI d. LINCOLN.
Administrator u ihi estate % Amos lar
bank, deceased.
Dated June iih, isli. dlW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09

Communities, Ike individuals, learn
by experience, II Intelligent aud honest
OF purpose. When confronted with
some exceptional problem Of admins
tratlon or OF government, their anxious
ondeayors should DO TO remedy the
evil, with Wow To prevent rcenr'
renee They have failed In their duty
toward themselves should they stop
short Of a radical reform.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09

p Those who sulIcr from a sensitive
skin, subject to frequent irritation and
roughnoss, should never wash In hard
water Boiled winter will often prove
OF benefit 10 delicate conploxlons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09

Richmond. Va, Is built over a
stratum Of what was once a mass OF
living forms. This deposit has been
examined to tho depth Of mora than
100 feet, aud extends over an AREA OF
more tim two miles In diameter
Every cubic inch Of this deposit eoi.'
talns tic skeletons of 1000, 900 Of tiny
forms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09

Mabel described graphically her
sensation ON striking her elbow on tho
bed carving "Oh," She sighed, mani
ma. I've struckod my arm Just where !.
makes stars In my fingers. "--Jounal
of Education.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09

A grain Of tine snud would cover 100
Of tho minute scales Of tho human
skin, and yet each OF these scales IN
turn covers from 800 To 800 pores'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09
,IluI.i,

Lew Hayes, ~ Morgantown, w. Va,
relates that few days ago, while pass
ing along tho road near Collins ferry,
he noticed two largo Norway rats going
down hill toward stream, each rat
holding an end OF q straw, When they
reached tho waters edge tho foremost
rat waded In, still leading ita companion,
which, when II reached tho water, stop
ped and drank eagerly, When the thirsty
animal had finished drinking tho other
turned, aud with the straw still In it,
mouth I'D tho way 10 the top Of tho
bank. When they reached tho road
Hayes killed the led rat, and found that
II was totally blind, is eyes 4ing com-
pletely ne.-Philadelphia sdger.
The late Prince jerome Napoleon, Tor
various reasons always refused TO DO
presented 10 eX.promier Crispl, of Italy,
BY strange decree Of falo Crisp was
one Of the two witnesses TO the official
announcement II ihe princes death.
Among tho latest disintoctants Is
"lysol,' which appears 10 bo very much
like cafbolic acid, the cmulsiiying agon.
Is rosin or tat soup, tar acid being iucor-
norated with the soap at the momen. "
sAuonillcatioA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-09

iYr. ONO, aMo. Mo.
DIfH 5000 $500 t250 $40
S-mr Htsiiy. $50 Ito 100 40
DaaoiWcstiy, 40 i.s0
Address all Communications 10
TILE DESElEr NEWS CO.,
Salt IAks Cily, Utah
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-05
NEWS FROM HOME.

1t Proved Slightly Embarrassing to a
Young Lady in tho City.
A bevy Of fashionably dressed young
ladies boarded Park avenue car, says
the Rochester Herald, and were FOL
lowed by lady Of advanced years, who
wore dress of the Samantha Allen
style and bonnet that bore evidence
of having been trimmed by Mother
Ewes milliner. The girls giggled con-
siderably till the lady before mentioned
happened to recognize one of them and
addressed her with: ''Why, Sissy! How
nice you be dressed since yon came to
the city. If you haven't got on the
same gown that your Aunt Sophronia
used to wear, but it is made over SO
good that shouldn't hardly know it. .
The young lady blushed, but the
speaker kept on: "Your pa has got his
potatoes most dug, and he says that
when he gets through with them he is
going to drive out and take you home
for few days. He has got a top buggy
that he bought at Bill Smiths auction.
He says he couldn't afford to have it,
but it was going SO cheap that he took
it, Here the car stopped and the
young lady got off, saying something
about having to stop in and see her
aunt. When last seen she was calming
her agitated nerves as she gazed at the
placid surface of the brick pavement.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-05
CAN'T UNDERSTAND AMERICA.
Novelist Howel1's Amusing Experience
with an Official in Venice.

Novelist Howelrs Amusing Experience
with an Official in Venice.
The ways Of English and American
are still appalling to the more indolen
and less clearly southern nations
which have had for many decades large
opportunities for studying these race
peculiarities, and yet have never ceased
to wonder, says Youths Companion
When w. D. Howells was consul a
Venice an attempted burglary in the
palace occupied by him gave occasion
for the following suggestive incident:
In my account of this affair to The
commissary Of police ! said that the
burglary occurred one morning about
daylight, when I saw the head of the
burglar peering above the window sill
and his hand extended to prey upon my
wardrobe.
excuse me, Signor Console" inter
rupted the commissary, show could YOU
see hinn?''
"Why, there was nothing in the worlo
to prevent me, The window was
open"
'sThe window was open!'' gasped the
commissary. "Do you mean that you
sleep with your windows open?"
''Most certainly"
pardon" said the comnlissary, sus-
piciously, ''do all Americans sleep with
their windows open?"
II may venture to say they all do il
summer answered. SAT least. it is
the general custom"
Such thing as this indulgence il
fresh air seemed altogether foreign to
the commissary's experience, and but
for my official dignity am sure l should
have been effectually browbeaten by
him. AS it was, he threw himself back
in his armchair and stared at me fixed
ly for some moments. Then he recov
cred himself with another "Pardon!'
and, turning to his clerk, said:
'tWrite down that, according to the
American custom, they were sleeping
with their windows open."
But know that for all his politeness
he considered this habit relic of the
time when we Americans abode in wig
vans
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-05
a TAME 81 I ltEJAY.
How He Amuses Himself and Gives
Amusement to His Owner.

how Ss He AmU9o4 HlmSeif and Gives
Amusement to His Owner.
I Among the birds which my children
raised this year is one which gives us
more pleasure than ever expected,
says correspondent of Forest and
Stream. It is a bluejay, and he is the
most cunning plu1ned fellow you can
think Of had to clip his wings be-
cause he would not stay in cage, but
liked to hop and futter around the
house. He is not afraid of the dogs,
will hop around and about them, sit on
the head Of a big bloodhound and yell
at the top of his voice just for mischief.
He defes all the chickens if they try to
take some feed away from him. I sus-
pect his terrible war cry scares them.
He will sit on our shoulders and
hands and beg for food, but
as soon as his appetite is salts
fed he takes what more is offered
him and hides it away in some nook.
Sometimes he will put it down in my
vest pocket or under the collar of my
outing shirt. Water he likes exceed
ingly WE'LL and shows signs of disgust
if without his regular bath; and 10,
how he will jump in when the dishpan
is filed with the fresh, cool liquid
drink, dive, splatter and yell for joy.
Then out he goes to the sunny lawn
and lies down on the one side first,
spreading the opposite wing: then he
turns over to spread and dry the other
one. He will also take dry sun baths
in the same manner, If nobody is
around he will perch on chair on the
porch and sing; and he can sing right
well in a low voice, initiating other
birds. His efforts to talk are also re-
markable. Every body in the house
loves him, but we have to keep out of
his reach everything that glitters and
is not too heavy for his strength. This,
Of course, is the inherited vice of the
corvine tribe, and the only complaint
can raise against him. But taking it
all round, can highly recommend to
lovers Of pet birds to raise and tame a.
young bluejay, as it will certainly be
source Of great pleasure to them.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-05
Snake Diet for Catfish.

A few days ago a fisherman by the
name of Thompson, living near Swallow
Rock, on the Big Muddy river, caught a
catfish weighing sixty-two pounds.
When he hung the fish up to clean he
noticed a snake stick its head out of the
fish's mouth and then dart inside again.
When the fish was cut open the snake
was found comfortably coiled up in its
stomach and seemed to have made this
its permanent home for some time. The
snake was a water moccasin and meas
.ured twenty -seYen inches in length.
His snak7ship did not like the idea Of
giving up his comforts able quarters and
showed a disposition to fight, whereupon
he was quickly dispatched
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-05
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

NJ FW4LHERE, D, Philadelphia, Pc.
M SLATTERY, N 8, Albany, n Y.
THOs LYNDON, N T, Columbus. Ohio.
National Directors-P. J. O'Conror, chairman
Savannah, Ca; john W. McGreeyy. Thos. j.
O'Brien, Cornelius Horrigan, } John e. Tyrrell.
STATE OFFICERS-MINNESOT
STATE DELEGATE-John Mccarthy. of Still
water.
STATE SEoRErARY-Geo. NJ Giltinan, of st.
Paul.
STATE TREAsuRER-John Bheehy, Of Mont
gomery.
STATE BOARD OF D1RECTons-William' De-
laney, St. Paul: D. +. McDermott, Clon1a f;
John Flood, Duluth; j. T. Rowan. Winona; W
J. Murphy, st. Cloud.
President Of Insurance Fund, John T. Byrnes,
Minneapolis.
Vice President. job GcCarthY, Saltwater.
Insurance Secret John A. O'Shaughnessy.
of saltwater.
Treasurer of Insurance Fund, John sheehy, of
Montgomery.
Directors of Insurance Fund. J. J. Kennedy,
st. Paul; j. W. Craven, Norwood; z. A. Nc
Carthy, Morris; r. H. Grant, ST. Paul; Geo. w.
Murphy, Fari,stl-s~
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-05
OARLTON COuNTy

CARLTON COUNTY.
County Delegate, Andrew Gowan.
Division No. 1, Cloqaet-President, J e Caya-
naugh; yice-president. NJ Crowley; rec sec, P b
McGuigin; fin sec, John Ryan; treasurer. NJ L
Sullivan: doorkeeper. o Meara; sergt-at-arms,
Geo stapleton; meet every Sunday afternoon at
2 O. clock, Nelson block.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-05
SHELLEY COUNTY,

County Delegate. T J Leonard, Jordan.
Division No /, Belle Plaine-President DrG r
Maloney; vice president. James Sheehan; rec
sec, II + Conlon; fin sec, J F Kildntf; treasurer,
Daniel Callahan; insurance sec, James O'Neill
meet LIST Sunday Of month.
Division No. 2, st. Patrick s-President, Thoe
Hyland; vice president, John Quain; rec sec
nrap Stauhan Storhana
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-12-05
Rough on tho Doctor.

AZ ST. Petersburg q prince, whose
wife died the other day from the effects
J 81 i too powerful medic cine, has caused
facsimile Of the fatal prescrip tion,
! tho Doctors ignature, to be. en-
B ,r 10 iii the marble tomb jnst below
ne lile giyine the date q the death Of ,t
y nes princess The doctor is now appeal.
theIF courts IS i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
episbubeasef@idten.

SaB bic SpibbubeH ii9 e6enfo iuubl
huf beittnntte Specialization fperfen. tuie
bic 9lerSte uno anbere Serufsarten, lit
zine 3batiafe, nit Der ieber SeiiBeuoe
re6neH HuB. geebe Dem Nfaune, in
oe6en @Obuung Elm Specialiit fir SiL
6eroiebitdble eingebroteH lit unb bel oer
Muiteruug oes &aubes 9efunoeu bat,
bdB Der SIlberi9rant auber eiuent
9uSeub edter 1beel6He( nur Ilfenioes
iaden eutbielt. 9lm iolsenoen Gage
erbdlt bet unedte Sitberbeiser unfebls
bar feline sunSe stlfeniOe9nrnItur Surilds
geianbt nit einem 8egleiti6rei6eH. oas
fOlgenoe, BON i9n6oem unoant eiu9ege'
bene 8orte entbdlt:
SRA, elm Mann tuie sic uno nur
alfenibe; Sic iOlIten ii9 mas idd'
men!"
9erglei9en bitteren gnttduiduusen
1T Die ueueite Spisbnben. Specialitdt in
Wailauo tpeniger aus9eiest; oieie
@ruppe Don 8erufsseuulien bat ii6 auf
ben Matrasenoiebitabl perlegt, unb es
lit biz iebt nibt betannt semOrben, OaB
lie einen lluteri9ieO 5ipil6en &oBbaurs
umo See9ras .8Dlitern MAIDEN.
9ta6 8eri9ten Maildnoer Slitter
nebmen Iie einitpeilen in @rmaugelun9
zines suteu @epiiieus ulles, mas iie
IunIt BON Ianiten &ubetiiien fiuoeu
tbnnsn, uno ;nnr NIT iOldsm @rfOlee,
oaB mnnder bieoerer Wnildnoer i6on
uidt me5r fueiB, wobin er iein 6aupt
leeen ioll. Gin iol6er Mutrasenbiebs
Itabl, Der in ben leBten Gnsen in einem
Sauie an Der Hinjja San StefnnO pers
iibt puroe, tit wesen ieiner naiuen
Sefbeit bemertensmertb. Ser GbGteI
beiulste bas &ecept Der gapucinerpres
biat, 10 ba lautet Sin anoeres @ebut
beiBt: 9u ipllit ni6t iteblen; ia, bas
befolgt ibr mad benz @ort, benn ibr
trast alIes pffeu fort!" Sist ba Der
9i6rtner zines SauIes beiduulid auf
benz 6pfe uno orebt cen &affeer0iter.
SnSpii6en padt Elm 9ieb, am beQen
@prmittag, Idmmtli6es 8ettwert aus
Der @Dbnung oes Yf6rtners in ein gros
Bes 9u9, tritt bamit aaf ben 6oi un6
Ira9t ben g8d9ter, iroem er ibm ein
8ldtt nit elmer @ObnunssaOreiIe bin.
rei6t. Ob bas bier ri6ti9 iei. Ser
abnun9sloie SieOermanu la9t ben Mas
trabenbieb aus uno frast i'm, oh er
benn ni6t leieu t6nne, bic sloreie Weiie
nuf Elm nnoeres 6aus an Der &iaj;a
San Stefano. Nfit freunolidem 9ant
fir bic Nustuuft unb Der b0Ili9eH
Bite, bic Gt6runs ju enti6ulOiseH,
eutfernt iib Der ibperbeldoene @auner.
Ser Mann i'm Sofe r0itet ieinen aaffee
fertis unb itebt einise Wfinuten ipdter
nit Offenem Munb uno fi9 binter ben
Sbren frasenb Dor ieiner ausserdunIs
ten Settlaoe. Oefter iuiro oer uiBiste
BurI6e ben Gder5 aber wObl ni6t
pieOerbolen t6nnen, benn aud oas
Bublitum pirO burd S9uben flug
tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13
SetIans oer s@tutaoIadt.

@ines merfparbisen Mtittels sus
6eiluns Der S9winbiu6t bebient man
fi9 in Ecuador. 9as 9nnb bat be.
tnnntli9 eine SU9ebene Sipii6en ben
beioen &oroiaeren. @er INNER in
oieie SOdebene selan9t, lit, 10 beiBt es
I'M 8plt, tbatiddli6 pen Der S9ninos
iu6t befreit uub sebeilt; loqte bieIelbe
aud iebr por9ei6ritten iein unb tbeil>
tpeiie 3erit0ruHg ooer SerleBuns oer
Orsane ftutt9efunben baben, 10 tann
Der &runte nod Sabre lang leben.
Wtan wenoet i'm Snuern nun fOlsenpes
Ieltlame Wtittel gegen 9unsentranfbeis
ten an: Gluf ben Bergen uno @ieleH
hnuit Elm Stiuttbier, bic SnOianer uens
men es slnnas; tpirb basielbe anges
sriffen, 10 siebt bas 9bier cine entiess
lid riedenOe 6liiiisfeit pUn ii9. Sc
mad benz 8inbe rie9t man es cine
Stunoe tueit. Wtdn nimmt nun 3ieren
uno 2e6er bieies 3bieres, peldes 6as
9tusieben zines fleinsn Suuoes bat,
trodnet ielbe an Der Sonne, ;erreibt iie
bann su Staub unb niumt bappn einen
tleiuen 3beel6ffel pOlI in 9bee. 9as
Wittel ioa ishr erfOl9reif iein. SD
beinnb mid, 10 erjabGt elm &eiienber in
Der r46ln. 8ultssts.~, zines gIbenbs
Ipdt in meinem 3immer auf einiamer
Sacienoa, uno 6a id bemertt bate, baf
zines bieier 9biere uG9tlib in Der
Nd6e elmer Saumpi1anjuns Die @roe
umtpiblte, nm @iirmer Su iu9en, 10
bate id eiuem iunsen Snbianer aufser
trasen, es 81 erIdieBen.
8l6bli9 ert6nte ein S6uB, unb tuie
Der 8lib erfiats Der @erud bas .3ims
mer uno bic game @pbnuns. SD
elite in Die Munonndt binnus unb ers
fubr, baB Der Snbiauer bas Gbier se=
trOlien babe; aber Der Sunge ielbit par
BON Der 6!iiiiigteit oes 3bieres setrufs
fen iuorben, mas i'm iebr beiddmte.
Gin Speiter S6uB t6btete bas Sbier.
SD lieB Die bsjeibneten Tbeile ausnebs
men uno trufnete iie. Ser @eru9
blieb nod lanse in Der 9uft; Der SH-
oiausr aber muBte feline 9einsnboIen
ber9raben. giumnl babe ib bier in Der
9rOpeuseseno fir einen iunsen Mann,
Der ii9 in 9Saris bic Sdpinoiu6t gez
bolt bate, auf beiien gunid einige
iener 3betle tOmmen laHen; allein auf
Der Bolt bate man bas Sudden ge6ffs
net unb ie;nes Snbalts beraubt, iei es,
UNI i'm ii9 nnjueignen, ooer itm ben
@eruh los ju peroeu. Sllio ma9's
mai Semano uerIu9eu, nit benz Stint
tbier ben Bacillus ;u uertrebsn. 8abls
reid iino nod an6sre Seilmittel, pelde
Der Suoianer tennt, uuo nit beHen er
un5ueiielbaite GrfOlse erjielt, iueuH
man au9 in europa oariiber la9eH
piiroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-13

@ar iie nod GueIine? = Gr wn
fort. Der SOnneu9ott, unO bate iie uuein
9elaIien in ber fleinen Sta6t, in benz
9robsn Steinbauie, bel ben tabIen Mcu:
iden. bic iie uimmermebr peritebsn
tonnten. - 9l6, unO ibre tinOIid BARN.
Ioie GrObIidteit bate er nit iib fOrtgs.
nommeu. GRit triben 9lusen sin9 iis
lumber unb in bisIen tribeu 9(ussn lag
cine namsnIoIe Sebniudt,
llnb Oann tamcn Barrier 9riefe uno
elmer buuOu wurOe ibr gum 8errdtber
Gs mar cine idredIi6e Stunbe. Ole
@rObmutter mar itarr DOR gutietsn
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