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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

CIScfSSATI, August 1.-THE fao-
tory wns located four miles below
Huntington, West Virginia. The ex-
plosion was In the glazing mill build.
ing, which IL twenty-five feet square
and two stories high. There was
about two tons " powder In II. John
Bayless aud Timothy Coouy, tho
workmon who were In the building nj
the tune, were blown to pieces. Two
buckets iull Of snTeds OF human flesh
IL all that can be found Of their bodies.
George Wells, who was Ia a housc 800
yards away, mad his skull fractured by
n fragment which few through the
window, and will die. Three work.
men IN tho big mill 400 yards away,
were severely injured by dying irag.
ments which demolished the building.
Several others were slightly injured.
Archie Livingston, superintendent Of
the mill, who was standing very near
II, escaped without Injury. A daughter
Of Baylcsf, one Of the men blown 10
atoms, IL lying ut tho point Of death
from grief The cause VI the explosion
IL unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

NEW YORK, August ii.-Although
no official statement has been made re-
garding the action OF tho conference Of
Union Pacific directors yesterday, It In
generally believed that Alexander T..
Orr eN-presidcnt Of the Produce Ex-
change, was elected member Of tho
executive committee Of the directory In
place OF i. L.. Amrs. II IL reported also
that Mr. Orr has been made chairman
Of tho finance committee. He mas
been prominent In the present Union
fAeliic situation, anu represents large
Interests In Rock Island, and the fact
Mat ne has come TO the front In the
Union Pacific IL regarded as M indl-
Gallon that the Burlington and Rock
Island people do not think they can
alofd TO let the Union Pacific lack
support.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

San FRANCISCO. August ll.-The
bark "Nicholas Thayer," which mr..
rived last night from kodiack with n
cargo Of salmon, brought down 1886
fishermen who had struck because the
cnnneries refused TO take all the SAL
mon caught, the men claiming that
this wns the agreement under which
they were shipped. IL Ia claimed by
those interested In the canneries that
the agreement was to take 10000 fish
per day, and that had they accepted
more the over.supply would have 10 be-
thrown away, ynd tho csnneries
couldn't stand the loss. The fisher.
men state that the run was u compare.
lively poor one ut the beginning OF the
season. Tho strike, II IA expected, will
have an Important effect on the output
OF the Kodiak canneries this season.
But sixteen fishermen remain In that
vicinity. The canneries will cndeavor
to procure fishermen from the other
Islands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

AUG. HORSUSG, q well known man.
ufacturer OF boots aud shoes at $50
Nolan Street San Antonio, Texas,wlll
not soon forget his experience with an
attack Of tho cramps, which he relates
~ followEi ~ was taken with n violent
oramp In 1he stomach, which | believe
would have caused my death, had II
not been for the prompt use Of Cham.
herlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhmn
Remedy. This first dose did mo M
much good that 1 followed II up In 20
minutes with the second dose, and be-
fore the Doctor could get 10 where
was, ! did not need him. This remedy
shall always be ono OF the mAinstays
OF my family" For sale by u. q. NJ.
|. Drug Dept. DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

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eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't DO
anything 10 your satisfaction, and YOU
heed the warning, You are taking tho
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exact remedy for restoring your
nervous system 10 It's normal, healthy
condition, Surprlslng results follow
the use OF this great Nerve Tonic and
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good digestion IA restored, and tho
Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
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DIED
August ~, 1891,
JANIS RUSSELL LOWELL,
AIRED ~ YEAR, y months,


The floral tributes were very few Ia
number aud modest In chhfacler I'm
ivy wreath picked at Elmw09i, rested
on the head Of the cnskV!, Another
wreath Of ivy from tho field hung over
one corner Ut the reading desk, aud u
wreath Of roses from Mrs. Putnam lay
upon thc floor at the ha-e Of lhc pulpit.
The services In the church were very
simple, ~ beilttoi the nature " the
man. consisting solely " the Episcopal
service for the dead, aud vocal solcc-
tons by the Temple quartette Of
Boston.
The body was not exposed 10 Wow,
hut was taken 10 Mount Auburn i'm.
m,dlately after the sVrvicta az the
chapel, followed by about fifteen ear.
fihgtq. There were no SERVICES NJ the
grave. While the body was being con.
vey.d 10 liz lasl resting place In Mount
Auburn, the church bells throughout
,hc city were tollcd, aud ilags were dis.
played ut half mast by ordcr OF tho
mayor.
The spot selected for the poets grave,
II Is understood, was Of his own ch0os.
Ing. The lot h iu valley IN tho rear
OF tic cemetery, and directly Ia the
shadow Of Longfrllov's lot, where
rests the remains Of Americas famous
hard. An Immense crowd was gath.
cred IN the cemetery. Bishop Brooks
Pronounced thn last prayer, which
completed the J;pl-c0pal burial scry.
ce, Tor, although Dr. Lowell was a
Unitarian, Il was his wish that tho
funeral services should be- from the
Episcopal service book.
Among those IN Attendance were
five .urylvofs oi the clas NJ i8s uf
Harvard, Of which Or. Lowell was "a
member. The Order Of the Loyal
Legion, OF which DIR. Lowell was u
member, was nlso represented. Among
other notable persons present were Nils
Ellen r. Emerson, daughter Of Ralph
Waldo Emuron, anu H. u. Anterior
Of Madison, Wis.
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A GATHERING or DISTINGUISHED
FRIENDS.
Tho Services simple But Impressive; -
The BODY Not Exposed 10
Yiew.-Th0 Grave.
Tho Remain. OF the Poet Laid TO
Heat

the h'nhshs OF tue toct tstla ~
Hest.
Bosrog, August ll.-Simpic but Inn
pfessive burial services Ovcg the re-
mains ofthe late james Russell Lowell
were held In Appleton Chapel, Cam.
bridge, Mt noon today. The chapel
was crowded 10 OVERLOOKING. and
many were unable 10 get IN. seldom
has there been Witnessed such a
gathering Of those distinguished In tho
literary ana other professions NJ
gathered 10 pay the last tribute oi love
and respect to the deceased author,
critic, poet and dipl0nntist. There
were no services Mt ElmwOOd, the
poetic late home. Shortly after ~
0'clOcl, the funeral procession moved
Into the church. Mrs. Burnett, In
deepest mourning, was escorted by her
oldest sou and the rest Of the children
came next, followed by the nures aud
servants. Bishop Phelps, Brooks AMI
Rev. william Lawrence, dean OF tho
Episcopal theological school at Cam
bridge, met the remains ut tho vtsti-
bule, NtvLawrence rcading,"l am the
resurrection and the lilcn ~ tho pre-.
cednd the ,askot down the church.
The honorary pall hearers were DR..
oliver Wendell Holmes, Christopher
Cmuch, John Holmes. Professor
Charles Eliot Norton, Professor Child,
G.. +. Chontc, George William Curtis,
William Dean Howell, Professor John
bartlett and President G.. W. Elliot Of
Harvard university. The coffin, which
was borne by thu undertaken assist.
ants, was covered with black brood.
cloth and bore silver plate on which
was Inserted;
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NEW Yoml, August 1.-the track
and weather ut Gutenberg were iinu.
Six iurlongs-- Ecstacy won, Swfter
second, Jay Quel third. Time-l;l5.
Five furlongs Irregular won, Bis.
marck second, Queen d'Ot third. Time
-l!02l.
Six MISUNDERSTANDING won, Khaf.
tan second, Rancocas third. Time -
l!lil.
Mile--Kenwood won, Trinity second,
Hazem third. rime-lii2t.
Six furlOngs-Dlxie won, Brussels
second, Climax third, Time--l:l5l.
Seven firlongs-Romancc won, An.
omalle second, Harrison third. Time
-l:3O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

Your wi'os new gown Is a perfect
dream" said Mm Kickshaw to Mr..
Diinmlck.
u think II must be-" replied Dim.
mick. 81 had n nightmare when saw
the bill for lt."-Ncw York Epoch.
The returns for tho barley crop show
n decided tendency toward enlargement
OF the area, consequent upon tho pros
poet Of better values.
Hay for baling must be more thor
oughly dried than for common barn
htorAGe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

NEW YoRR, August 1.-THE ex'
animation OF Abraham Backer, dealer
In commission paper, who failed for
$4,000, 900 August ard, aud who was
arrested on complaint Of Judge Hardin
Of Savannah, Ga., who charges him
with misappropiiating $4,000 worth
Of securities entrusted for deposit and
collateral for $4,000 note from
Hardin 10 Baokor, took place today.
Baokor was placed under $4,000 bond
for tho grand Jury,
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A Greater swi"di- Than at first
knpnosnh.

CHICAGO, August II. = Posloiilce.
Inspector stuart Is In receipt Of many
letters which show that tho National
Capital Savings, Building q Loan
Association was even n greater swim.
die than nj nnt supposed. Victims
Atu being heard from all over the coun'
ty. Among others, Daniel Homes, u
Leeds. Ia, farmer, writes that not
only did the association get him 10 pur-
chase stock, but under pretense Of
making loan, they secured deed TO
bis farm ~ well. He Gnxlously Rsks
that this DO sent back. Inspector
Stuart icars Il has been realized upon.
II has been learned that Lewis Nor.
umer manager oil the concern, IN In
hnada. His father, who promised 10
emr hore from Minneapolis, has not
bed heard from.
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The following telegram from White
wright, Texas, Indicates that the poo-
Pile In that vicinity do not intend to DO
caught unprepafcdi
wiurEwRi0HT, Texas, June ., 1891.
--Chamberlaln 4 Co., Des Moinos,
lOwH ship vs. at once ono gross Cham
herlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr.
hwa Remedy, - cent Size, and two
dozen so cent size. We are entirely
outaud have had nearly forty calls for
1t this week. D. Y. RATInUS.
This Is just such medicine as every
family should loo provided with during
the hot weather. II never fails and Is
pleasant TO take. For sale by 4. q. NJ.
|. Drug Dept. d&S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15
private Easselman OF u Company,
Fourteenth Infantry, Gets
Tired Of Life.
.ria PERVERTED from TAXING a
RAZOR.
ia, Places the Bayonct IN the Ground
and Throws Himself
Upon II.
pR,AyrE KAssELnAN.
Ne Threw Himself on the Point OF His
iiayonei Repeatedly.

spRiS0FIELp, ILL.,, August a.
Private n. j. kaaselman OF II com
tany, Fourteenth infantry, now In
annual camp here, made a desperate
attempt nj suicide today. He had been
dependent for n couple days, aud was
rpilmandcd by his captain this morn.
ing for something. Going to his tent
he tried 10 get n razor, but his tent
mates prevented him. When the cnp-
lain was notified he sent a guard 10
afrpst Kasselman. Tho latter rushed
lehind the tent, placed a hayonet up
brht In the ground and repeatedly
threw himself upon II, lniilcting eight
taluful wounds In the chest. Finding
he bayone, did not penetrate his
blouse readily he raised tho blouse and
drove the weapon Into his abdomen.
lie will die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

DETROIT, Angus. H. The twenty
third annual regatta Of the North
western Amateur Rowing association
opened today Junior events occupied
today.
The Single was won by EIward Dur.
nan n Toronto iu 1919.
Fours-Myaudotte No. OF Detroit
won. Best tine, 0.Uj..
Tho PAIR wa won by the ModOcs OF
81. Louis IN lu;g5.
The duuble-fhe OwAshtonangn Of
Grand Rapids f0wud over tho clume
In 1923, having no competitors.
Fuur.Oafcd GIG mcu-Won by the
Wolverines OF Detroit la g.aj.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

CiSciSSATi. August ii.-A Are
late this afternoon completely des-
troyed the furniture factory Of Sdlle
& Duhloimeir at Wade aud Dalton
streets. A boy going into the sub.
cellar for benzlnc broke lantern and
an explosion followed which set tho
ON fire. Tho hoy escaped
serious injury. The owners
put the los. on the building. stock and
at $4,000; Insurance $780,
O0D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

WAsiuNGTON, August IL. - The
Chilean Congressional ENJOYS at
Washington have received a1vlccs
from Chile which, they say, confirms
tho statements heretofore made that
President Bilmaceda has removed all
the Judges In the country and had ap.
pointed other PERSONS TO their place.
The onyoyn Say this action Of Baima.
ceLa's Is In direct defiance ofthu Con.
stitutlon Of Chile, which provides that
theee Judges shall DO appointed fos life,
and shall be- removed only after b0lng
found guilty Of n misdomelnO-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

AMSTERDAM, August li.-Only
routine business was transacted ut the
Young Mems Christian Association
Worlds Convention this morning.
This afternoon this missionary work Of
l.. Il. Wishard, who IL making u i've
years. tour Of the missionary world In
the interest OF association work, was
read by Lord Kinnlard. II made n
deep impression on the delegates, show.
ing ns II did tho firm hold thc work Is
taking on the educated young men Of
the Orient and tho Occldcnt.
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Ihr nnYI. WIZ rnar.

BUTTE, August i4...Cashier Knights
cross-examination In the Davis case
was concluded, bringing out no add
lional facts about the will Of ISIS, that
had been destroyed. Expert Hagen Of
New York testified M TO the compost.
tlon OF the Inks, including that OF tho
Will offered for probate. In his opin.
ion, N It was made Of nutgall or lock.
wood inks, In use In 1866, 1t would be
noaIly Illglble now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

WIfREsnARRE, Pa, August I III.
+. Gone Of Philadelphia, guest at n
summer hotel near here, attempted
suicide this morning by cutting his
throat. He failed 10 sever the jugular,
hut will probably not recover. The
cause was III health. He Is prominent
In Philadelphia society aud noted
inventor. Among HIS inventions Is
the block system Of running trains used
by tho Pennsylvania railroad.
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SARATOGA, August ii.--rhc wealth.
or was clear and cool. The track was
fast.
Five aud oho.half furlong-- Princess
bowling won, Ocyputo second, Fear
less third. Time, liOs,.
Mile and one furluug Bermuda
won, Uncle Bob second, Palestine
third. Time, 1865,
Seven furlungs- Bnllyhoo won, Lord
Harry second, Belle OF Onug. third.
Time, l..H.
Mile - liedfcllow won, Caslaway
second, Burlington third. Time,
l:i3.
Six furlonss- BUSTED won, Josie
Wells second, Lougluaf thifd. Time,
l:ls.
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The Best salye In the world for Cuts.
Bruises, bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Handa,
Chllblains, Corns, and all Skin Eup-
tiono, aad positively CURES Piles, or no
pay required. IL Is guaranteed To glvo
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price 70 cents pos box. For sale by A..
q. Smith d Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15

BERLIN, August li.-At a meeting
ciSburlan millers today II was decide
ed 70 send a telegram 10 Chancellor
Won Caprivi begging him 10 abolish the
tom duties, saying that otherwise tho
Ru Sian ukase would likely ruin the
mill Industry and throw thousands Of
hands out OF employment.
The IOssischo ZckinD demands tenn
ponry froe entry for all provisions and
Tea, coffee aud petroleum, and urges
the abolition OF the prohibition on
American foods and tile reduction OF
the freight Rates. So far the chancel.
l0r acrms 10 be unmovod aud the min.
hieu support him. IL IL rumorrd that
the Russian railway administration
feiuso TO give carriages for the trans
poItation Of corn 10 tho German from
tier.
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San FRANCISCO, Augustil.-Joseph
4. Howe, superior Judge Of Ssu Fran
cisco, died today from Illness due to
gastri,is. He WIS born ir Ohio In 1911,
aud elected to the rweniy.eighth and
Twcnty.ninth Congresses from Ga.
lena, III. lie came to California In
the sos, and has been active In the
law and politics up 30 the time OF his
last illnoss. lie leaves a widow aud
several children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15
The Newspaper perby NJ Garfield
paVk

CHICAGO. August ll.--The much.
talkvd.Of NewsparerDefby wns decided
today at Garfield Park. The hufsua
were ridden by representatives.
Of different newspapers. The race was
won ny the New York itoridon Z0oIitr,
the Gobe un J. O.. -ccond, the Inter.
OssaH on Governor Wheeler Thru. Tho
distance WIS QUE mile. The prizu, a
$3.50 gold watch, gota Ia Weller.
other races. thiitrun.sixtcrnths VI
n milc-B Maid won, Lemon Bios.
som second, loo third. rime--i;22.
Alilc-BcH Cox aui Robin Hood nan
n dead neat, Sanaha third. Time
l'ij. Robin Hood won the run OF In
l;4jt. All bets were Alcclnfud or ON
account Of fraud. Hen Cox, hls Jockey
nud owner were ruled on the truck.
Mile and 0nu.siXtyenlh--Alo won,
IA Hopper second, Longshoru thlri.
rime-l.i7,.
Five furlungs-R cdina won, Johnnie
Grecnor second, Deceit THIRD. Time
l:0ai.
Milc-Ncva G. won, Leila May SOC.
ond, Langley third. rimc-l:i.l.
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The New Dairy says Of the barrel or
box churn, as ordinarily made. that Il IS
a terror TO keep clean. Il Is difficult 20
get at the seams and creases. and tho
irc.h air and sunshine refuse TO enter
tue dark cavity Tho smell OF tho nv.
GRACE barrel churu, after II has been In
use several months IN hot weather. X
enough 10 take the lifu and flavor out 81.
the purost cream. while the butter Is
sure 10 revenge such treatment by short.
~ coming on flavor.
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III. Hale dies Chaisur~ Hallway sean.
dial.

OTTAWA, Ont, August 18th.
senate milway committee met again
tonight. startling evidence was
brought forth In connection with the
Hale DIES Chaleurs railway scandal.
Contractor Armstrong, who previously
refused TO answer certain question:,
made n clean breast Of II. lie said
when an effort 10 reOfganlze the com.
many failed he set about organizing
new syndicatc, Rs he hnd heavy cluimg
nraipst the road. In New York he held
"A lengthy conference with Premier
Nercier and other members OF the
QUEBEC provincial government. In
Order 10 complete the deal he got Ern.
ost Barand, editor VI L'hYcctcir, tho
government organ, 70 act MS agent
between himself aud the government.
An arrangement was made by which
the government paid him, In subsidies,
sl75, 900. Witness repaid Bacaud slO1..
900, retaining only $4,000. The state.
mont created asensatiOn.
Bacaud, when called on, said the
witness complained that the govern
mont was paying money. Bacaui
showed witness a llst Of names OF per-
sons whose debts had been liquldatod.
Among the names appeared Ri. rartc,
NIP.
Before the privileges and elections
committee, Contractor Starrswore that
he had hidden against favored McGrso.
Wy for big Job, aud Sir Hector Lange.
Win had persuaded him TO withdraw
his bid. The case was closed.
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SArioSAt u-rititAnLtriiiA.
fhil4lolphia, % rIti.lurs. /. usigarles-
olra1au, elements Ming. oliyu. li0fscr.
NIw Yuuh
New York, g Cincinnati. 1. batteries
Ewhg, nuueil. nallane, hrnan.
nluoN
Boston. S CIeyal.ni.s Battered "A lattson,
Ncunciti Uruuer IIlmlr
uUuuhLIN.
Dro0ilyn. ~; thnrl. o. Uuicries-Lui,y.
Nicol, hltirctgci iiomiug, hinysiow,
WrsGLKN LIA4ug-tIyclLy.
lincoln, denver. e.
MtLWAr si.E.
si1uNw Was given tho game u the seventh, ~
Mlsaukue deserted iho Fruuua 90 catch the
train,
KANSAS .CItN.
Kan'aH ely, %, Omaha 81. Tea Innings.
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vmNsA, August 1.-the rise Of
prices In grain promises splendid re-.
turnsto the grain importers especially
a. the Balkan harvesis pr0mlic 30 he
excellent aud sufficient for Austrian
home consumption.
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Locks LIKE the Columbus drove
nobber.

DAYTON, o., Aug. li.-A young
man, answering the description OF the
Columbus rubber, lost SlDJ playing
faro In Sam Hagnor'a gambling house
on Main street yesterday. This morn.
ing tho man walked into the gambling
room upstairs where the game was go'
luz on, and with n cooked revolver In
each hand compelled the dealer, old
Sam Wagner, TO refund the money.
with the rovolycrs still covering
Wagner aud his outlook and helper,
the young fellow backed out OF tile
room aud escaped.
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CHICAGO, August i.-Five furlonga
-Nihil won, saillc Taylor second, Pat
tie Rose third. Time, l:ni.
Mile aud one furiong-Cans won,
Patrick second, Suencmc third. Time,
l.js.
Mile and n quarter, handicap Dun.
gafvcn won, lnsolence second, Eli
third. Time, 2:lU.
Six mrlongs-M u. won, Ruth
second, Klsmct third. Time, III.
Seven furlongs- Ethel won, Rival
second, Natlol THIRD. Time, i,20'.
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l. pfaoticed by many people, who buy
inferior articles Of food because cheaper
than standard goods. surely Infants
are entitled to the beet food obtainable.
IL IN u inct that the Gail Borden
Eagle" Brand Condensed MIX h the
beet infant food. Your grocer aud
druggist keupit. 8x
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PHILADELPHIA, August li.-At the
office " the Reading company II l.
stated that nine persons were injured
In tho Egg Harbor collision, none
fatally.
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SArR MAY PoiNT, N. j. Augustli
= /, lac President today announced the
ivilowing appointments: Alice Shnn.
non postmislress at Red Lodge, Mon.
.aua, anu Fred =. Weinmann post
MISTER at Benleia, California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-15
Balfonr's Home Rule Bill Not En-.
dorsed by the ynionist
Section.
SAD ADVENTURES or AMERICANS
IN ROME.
ny TELEGRAPH to tho NEwsi
InisI HONE RrLr.
nsifour's mn Drafted without Con'
shifting the Conservatives.

nnifour's MN Drafted without Con
suitinE che Conservatives.
LONDON, August li.-If Mr.. Bal
four had not obtained the assent oi
the leading members NJ tho cabinet 70
HE lrlsh local government I'LL before
announcing II, rapture IN the gov.
eminent aud n split In tho party would
seem inevitable. The draft OF the bill
has never been before regularly con-
stltutcd cabinet council. a commit
tee has been working ON the bill eight
cen mouths, and the Ignoring Of the
Conservative chiefs, closely In touch
with the rank aud file Of the party, has
added 10 the general discomfort. No
UnlOnist section thoroughly endorses
BalfOur's outlined measure.