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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17
News Meagcr From oliver Springs,
Because the Wires Arc
Tut.
TIE RiorrHs THREATEN TO
WREck the TRAINS.
Three Guard. Reported Hiiicd aud
several Miners Injured.

kEONviLLi, Tenn, Aug. l0.-rhis
morning nt 3 O'Clock an attack was
made On the stOcknue nj Oliver Springs
by miuCm. Two " the three guards
were killed ami several miners killed
nd wounded. This afternoon
several companies OF militia
from Chattanooga were font 10 Oliver
Springs. They reached there safely,
but no news can be had ~ the rloter.
cut The wires.
This afternoon a hundred miners,
armed with WinchcstcB
TOOK rossRsioN or A TRAIN
on the Knoxville * OHIO ROAD Mt Coal
Creek On route to Canton, where they
hoped 10 10 ablc 10 Increase thu rein.
iotcompn,s, but they were too late.
Tho issue IL grave one, Tor tho miners
threaten to wreck my train carrying
militia.
Tonight tho through mail trains
could not 20 forward, nud II IL believed
the United States authorities viii inter.
icie. AZ 10 O'Clock tonight siNty.three
soldiers left IN special train
for the scene Of the disturbance. II f.
difficult tonight togUt "details, aud NIL
sorts Of rumOfs are an0at. Tonight
eigLly-twO miners, all heavily armed,
boarded passengtr train at Govt Ecek,
placed pisi0lsa ut the heads OF the con.
duotor Rud ftemcn snd made them
carry thvm hack To Clinton where the
coaches were detached and tue pnss.
engeTs loft terrified. The miners then
hitchcd on Two coal cars md forced the
engineer 10 take them T. oliver
Springs. They refused to pay their
iaio and simply bad their own way by
outlhwry.
Atii y. m. the wires are up by o
roundabout route aud newa IN just be
giuuiug TO come, but slowly. IL IL
now known that the battle was To-
uOwCd shortly after the Knoxville
tfOoIs reached the stockadp, but the
result 10 unknown. The Chattanooga
militia viii have TO march overland
nom Harrison TO oliver Springs, u
distance Of eighteen miles, az the
Walienridgo Ioad IA planted with
dynamite.
A special to the Times NJ midnight
says the ttockade at Oliver Springs IL
atill surrounded by mob Wild over
tho killing Of their leader, William q.
Brummet OF lockwood, and the
woundlrg Of another man.
The militia company from Knox.
Vile reached the village, but II IL not
known whether they got to the stock
s..-.
No fighte have occurred since morn.
ing, but the miners arc mss-ed near
the stockado and swear they will take
II tonight.
An authentic bulletin received by
the journal at midnight says the re-.
port that IA second battle occurred nj
Oliver Springs il n cAnari, but rein.
iorc,menis OF miners are arriving, aud
n battle Is expected before morning,
before Colonel Wooliord's hnd the
Chattanooga militia eau reach the
stockadc, five miles from oliver
Spfings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17
lrIsope on A srRslr ON.
Thc Laush on the Conductor aud I'm
ioscd by Al the Passenger.

Tie Iansh on the Conductor and In
ioscd by Al tho Passenger.
There was u man and % boy aud q
doc. The man was waiting fora en-
5, was the boy Sow.s the dog
when the car came they al took the
rear platform and stool There. In
few minutes the condNtm came out.
collected two fares Md tuklrd the
bell twice. lie noticed the dog aud.
turning to the man, said
Dogs arc against the rules
The man was deeply Interested IN
the white film Of smoke which coilcd
upward from the end of his ci.m
and did not hear, so tho conductor
touched him on the elbow.
Dogs are not allowed to ride on
street cars, Mid."
Ibid You, ndcodl All and do the
dogs mind II very much, wondlrir
The two high school girls Uttered
and tho boy shot u wol OF paper
at u passing vehicle. Tho conductor
looked black aud growlcii
please put that dog on will your
"Wm II Wen, not II tho court
knows herself"
"Well, will, then" andhcshovcd
the dog OH the platform, slammed
the door and went forward. The
man smiled, the boy whistlod. the
dog jumped back aaain and the high
school girls Uttered little moro. In
few minutes the conductor came
out again and he looked u'ly.
"Now, look here my iricnd,n he
said, Il want you 10 understand that
want you 90 put on that dog aud
keep him on.
IAN right; / understand
"Well, do It thon.'
"Oh, no; not this evening"
BiGl Tho dog yelpcd aud landed
half way across the street
Now, Mr.. Man, the next timc |
have 10 put that dog OF this car III
fire you uftcr him, and hc went for.
ward and jcrl,cd the bell ropc. The
man still watched the curling smoke.
the boy whistlcd again, the dog
jumped back on the platform and
the passengers smiled and nudgcd
each other. At the next crossing the
conductor burst out on the platform
with the snort of n war horse;
sec here, smarty'- but just then
The boy jumped or, called his dog
and the two Went trotting down the
street.
Tho passengers roarcd, tho man
knocked the ashes OF his cigar with
his little finger and smiled, the con
ductor glarcd at him for an instant,
chcwed up the rost ~ hir sentence
and jumped back 10 his post growl,
Ing, Blast fool anyhow.-Omaha
Bee.
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WOMAN AND HOME.
a MOTHERS sEN5lBLE SOLUTION Or
VGXiNG QUESTION.

a Woman Who Pcroyerod-wauo q,
womnn's Intellectual Power ramii,
wholc.umeurss The uouscwife's ia
blc-Tight Laclus Affects the ilidnoys
"when Helen finished school" sald o
New Nor'. mother upnilg ~ feIt that vl
could get on with one pirl, and talked Oh,
matter over withhcr. tBgrcitoaliowh ben
tendollars month, bns would expect hen
10 do the light busting OF tho house, holt
me one afternoon each week with her iittlt
sisters mcndlug, make the desserts. nnu
few other prescribed duties She was
pleased with the idea and the arrange
has existed ever since. She has her money
on the first Of every month and | hay,
these scrvlcu performed ~ | never had
them before"
But" spoke second woman. "my
daughter does almost the same for love, %
at least she gets no money furit or course
| give her mouey,Nhouoycr Hhe needs it !
don't believe. though, that should ilhatC
Gct an actual value upon her services"
"Why notW responded tho fiat speaker.
"NowudHys most young womCn want o.
earn money; many ~ thum usurp the
places OF others suffering Tor Il, who have
NO other occupation than the ono from
which they are thus pushed. Household
service Is tho one sphere which h not over.
crowded; the scarcity Of the supply goes
up from every side. Why, then. may not
n daughter set u value upon her skin In
even modest direction. And labor paid
for is stimulating to the ambition md
gives pride In the work, while money
earned Is sure to be- scnsibly spent.
1--WE all know that great part Of the
homomnklng Is the housekeeping. Our
home has received many added touches NJ
intIncss and comfort since llolen's youth.
iul cncrgy aud ambition has entered into
II. think many young women who rush
Into foolish schemes Tor independence aud
earning money might moro prontably aud
effectively Hvc their efforts IN the home
direction. They don't hccanse the other
avenues nrt on u cash basls. Homeless
girls, or those with cunfortlcE, homes, or
girls with exceptional talents or oppor.
tunitIcs for special outside work Hrc ia q.
fed In their undertakings, but hcsidcS all
these there are hundreds of daughters who
would welcome aud b. benefited by Just
such financial arrangement a. exist, In
our household. Her Point af View "a
New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

NIIH HHr Is AH.tu. wicked.
Ancar ldurnnu of tho car who
vista Ru.s., f,,rnrcr,l,. and Who 4
well known fo, bis ,,,i,i.nrss ms won
az fpirpcl. told me m fo,y months
MO thamapv of IN, tn;po4 done nv
the nllrnrd nricr of tho INV ,v.rc r...
mianput tn ,bnt ,.iir,ss f,rlipg3 Tho
princes conversation might be sum.
mpr,ed i'm this .u,.
"NinylpJ,,. has II, ii., NJ doip,
WRONG 20 any ono. His hpnrt il mi
of kindness uoislanpy only when
surrounded hy his family circle
at is true that the fbitlcet nolod.
mini .tr,tiun and po.seeition nrc
going ON AN ob,ut him Inn, br ,,,,
fellow. /, iuc1uallc of sociug tbpn
He hears only tbo rcr,rt. mi minis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

A wag having received chal
longo TO a duel with pistols, sent his
opponent n letter cOuchod in the fol
lowing terms,
! cannot accept your challenge.
II l should happen 10 kill you or you
TO kill me, it win he great and ir
reparablo calamity in either case.
This is what l have to propose in.
stead. You so into the nearest
wood; there select a tree of my size
around the body, then place yourself
at tho required distance, take aim
aud fire. If you hit the trco, / will
admit that | was wrong and tender
you my apologies; If, ON the other
hand, you.fail to hit tho tree, | will
receive Yours. -Carlino.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

NO RECOGNIZED RADICALS
IN 1T.
ny Telegraph to the NrwsI
GLADsroNI's CABINET.
The Members OF tue Liberal Ministry
AuuUuus.d

LONDON, Aug. lG.-rhe competition
OF lhc new government caubod in
tense uisnppOiuliucnt among the Radi-
Gals. Not single man except john
hUfi"y, commonly identified with the
l'aIIcals, has been appointed cabl-
ne member. Tnr new government Ia
composed ne follows:
Gladstone, premier aud frat lord OF
the treasury; Earl lloseborry, foreign
secretary; Baron Hcfchell, lord chan
crlior; sir william Vernon Hafcouft,
chancellor OF ,XCh,quef, Herbert n.
Aspuiih, home secretary; Right Hon.
Henry II. Fowler, prtsiuent Of tho
local government board; Right Hon.
II. eli-linnneTmun, secretary
Of state Tor war; Enrl Spencer, lint
lotd Of tae admiralty; Right Hon.
John Morley, chief secretary lor
Ireland, Right Hon. a. J. Mumdclla,
PRECEDENT o. the bUnrd Of tInde; Sir
Charles RUSSELL attorney geuefai,
John Rigby, solicitor general, Right
Hon. Samuel Walker, ioru chancellor
for Ireland, MacDermott, attorney
general iOf Ireland; Right Hon. Il. {.
Malurihanhs, patronage secretary tO tho
treasury; Alexander Asher, solicitor
genUIai lor Scotland; Right Hon. j. u.
Bnlf0ur lord advocate for scotland;
Earl kimberley, secretary OF state for
lnuia ana vice president % the council,
Marquis hipon, secretary Of state tor
tthc cOlouirs, SIT George o. Trevcllyan,
secretary tor Scotland; Arthur Herbert
Dyke Acland, vice president OF tho
council OF education; Baron Houghtun,
NcefOy OF India, without a seat in the
cabinet.
Tho official list when scanned TO-
night ut the National Liberal club,
awoke vehement protest, Apart IRON
the Radical Oplhion the cabinet Ia
really composed u cmlnuntly re-
sp,c.ablc men. Gladstone has ST.
lecieu for his colleagues men
who are nccustomed to subor-
dluation anu are certain not to devil
ale into strange ways. Probably
Gladstone VIII Try 10 strengthen his
position by Offering post 10 stuart,
the Radical iead.r OF tue London
Common Council. Nothing Gladstone
can offer can prevent the Radical
lend,re, Immediately upon the Teas-
sembling Of the Commons, from show
ing their resentment at exclusion from
office.
baron Houghton's appointment rs
Nictroy for Ireland amazed even
Glndstonc's Intimate friends, as
liough,Cn IL utterly unknown Ia
Parliani, ntal circles. The Radicals
predict that the government cannot
last three months alter Parliament IT,
n ume business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

In the Old World grasshoppcrs are
usually prepared by removing the
legs and wings and roasting, Slowing.
boiling or frying tho bodies. In Rug
tia they arc sorted and smoked like
red Mornings, In other countries
they are cooked in still different
ways. Tho United States entomolo.
gist says that they are good every
way but raw, and he sent a bushel Of
thcm to u well known 50. Louis ca.
tercr and the latter made SOUP
from them closely resembling craw.
fish bisque, Manydcclnrcd that they
would have it often ON their tables
If they could but obtain the insects,
Hood
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17
The Central Swiichm,n Abandon all
Work In the Freight
Yards Today.
wEsT SHORE MEN EXPECTED TO
CO OUT
Mediterranean Added 10 the EehiEh
nud Erir strihera

BUFFALO, n. y, Aug. i5.-At ono
O'Clock this Wednesday, morning tho
Central switchmun abandoned all work
In the freight yRrda. This adds rein
iorcomenls 10 tine Lehlgh aud Erie
striker, anu police osuort was sent
out to bring IN the Lake Shore train,
due her at |: 40 am.
The switch tenders In the Central
passenger yard AM train houses are In.
cludej In the strike. This means not
man on the Genital, employed ~
ewitchman, IL Mt work.
The West shore men will 20 out to-
night. Buffalo, Rochester and Pil,s.
burg have already gone out despite the
fact that
THEIR TERMS WIRE AcoEBDED 10.
At this hour the fircmen are houn.
ing the engines In tue round house
yards. There ia no disturbance
but every trninman seems TO be deter
mined Vn his course OF action. The
o,rikeIs say this does not measure the
possible extent OF the strike. The
strike was ordered by the Switchmen's
union and l. tho result Of trouble on
NHt AaIlt anu i1Nuiku iVhAhs
An enormous amount Of traffic will
be tied up by the strike as II Will, no
doubt, Involve the West Shore and
Lake shore roads anu perhaps all tho
lineJ In Buffalo. Delaware Lack
Rwnnnn anu Western twiichmen viii
probably not remain long Mt work
handling freight from the lines
named
The strike Ia extending and may be
far reaching IN It, consequences and
DISASTROUS TO the business community.
Plenty OF troops " III lie masBed here
by daylight this morning.
ono switchman said the Hwltchmen
ON the Wcst Shore road would go out
tonight. Those on the other roads viii
he surn 10 follow In due time. The
Lake Shore men will 20 out II asked 10
handie freight from any OF the tied up
roads.
Manley g. Greene, Justice OF tho SUI
premo court at Buffalo, impressed by
the gravity OF the situation among the
striking switchmen, has orucred out
the entire fourth brigade OF the State
inilitiR, consisting OF 1000 men, IN sep.
araie companies, and ono battery OF ar
tlllcry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

DOVER, Del, Aug. l0.-rhe DE.
mocmtic State Convention met hero
this afternoon. Irving Hardy was
made permanent chairman aud the
usual committees appointed after
which Presidential electors were
nominated. Congressman j. A.
Caussy was ronominated by acclaim.
alton. The platform ratified the
National Democratic platform; de.
nOunccs the abuse Of power aud FEEDER.
nj taxation by the Republican party,
demands that all taxation including
the tarin be for revenue only snd
renews the demand fora constitutional
Convention at the earliest legal period.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

Treatment of the Cars Consumptiyc Son.
The Grand Duko George. the cars
second son, who over since his enforced
return through illness from his Indian
tour has been under medical treatment
for pulmonary disease, has been passing
the winter at Abbas.Tuman in the Cau.
casus. a private letter from that place
states that his imperial highucss is under.
going most remarkable course Of treat.
mont Tho walls in hisaparunents ara
hnru and unpapercd, the furniture Is Of
plain wood or cane without upholstcring
or stun covering ~ any kind, and his bed
consists only Of tho thinncst Of mat.
trasscs. Throughout tho winter only "a
very moderate fire has been kept up.
while tho windsys Of the grand dukes
rooms have been continuously open.
His attendants have suffered dread
fully from tho cold, hut his medical al
visors hold that this low temperature Il
very beneficial to their imperial patient,
aa It tends TO destroy tho bacillus aud
prevent the formation OF tubcrclc. They
maintain that the progress OF the disease
has been arrested, and express hopes
that, IL the treatment which they pre-
scribe IL pcrscyorld with, tho grand
duke win IN two Year, timo have COM
p!etely rccovcrcd.-Pall Mail Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. l0.-Logan
Murphy, desperado aud murderer,
was hanged near Mt. Sterling by an
armed mob OF 800 men, who took him
from the Jail by force. He was taken
10 railroad trosile, n rope put about
his neck aud pushed oil. In Septem.
Dor, 1891, Murphy killed his father
near SawyCrsville because he objected
10 cooking stolen turkey In his mouse,
lie WINS br ught here for safe keeping
and sentenced 10 hang January sth.
He was granted respite pending an
application for Tehearing. Tho body
was placed In splaln box and buried
In the old graveyard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17
The Assignment OF tho Philadelphia
Trust aud safe Deposit 90.

PHILADrLrIIA, Aug. lG.-In rela.
ton 10 the bank Assignee stock VOL
said:
"Lawyers for both sides OF the Iron
Hal recoiveIshIp suit, with thr CON
sent ami approval OF Judge Taylor,
came here to take away the caas and
tho securities OF tho bank anu move
them TO indianapolis. Erumbharr,
tile state superintendent OF banking,
has been working with tho plaintiffs
with the undOubted Intention Of
wrucking this institution aud Iron
hall. II was for the purpose OF pro.
teoting the creditors anu keeping the
Assets within this Jurisdiction, whore
tho assessment was msie. The bank
In perfectly solvent. IL is claimed by
the applicants Tor the recsivership At
indianapolis that s720,000 Of the Iron
Hall funds are locked up In the institu.
lion, and that the Mutual company IN
also surety Tor Iron Hall officers to the
extent OF 81 ,0O0,OOO. The amount Of
deposit Ia believed to include $4,000
said to have been advanced by the su.
preme justice Of the order to make
good the impairment OF the baul's
capital which the state bank examiner
discovered last spfing,D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. l6.--Tho Dem.
ocaiic State convention met here 10.
.Ay' Judge Sheppard OF Camp county
was nominated Tor Temporary chair.
plth ny the Hogg mon aud johnson
ine OF Lafayette by the CLARK men.
eAl OF the roll was Immediately pre-.
S'l'a'ei by the demand for viva voce
,oe' When the motion was ruled out
as'otm OF Indignation swept over tine
Invention. Bodlam reigned supreme.
LnAiIhian OF the State Committee Fen.
y VINO was presiding ordered the
Hue'A 70 proceed with tho roll call.
Ahy CLARK men refused to vote aud
me Ioll showed thai Sheppard was
"stWhelmi igly elected.
me result bslag announced, OK
1ehHlof Mattock said the minority had
IVY stnrd and bulldozad. lie asked
~ ,nosr VINO favored Lanes election
ps suny so aud "a mighty shout went
alu .haIt0ck declared Lane elected.
lnnHnly rush was made to pyOcu 10
i OF the platform aud the sreue
Vh ehsueu was indoscrlbabie. Sew
~ Hgh's occurred and pistols and
siNts nolr,shed, and Mt iaat n sem.
uanee Of order brought out cheer, and
,snough by mutual consent the wea.
S,i, were put away aud each side took
VI inc platform aud the hall,
Pphtl presiding over the Hogr
,D nn,'sIuon AMI Lane over the CIaIH
Ia ,eht' Both sizes soon got down
csn NJ ll,ss and tegsn the work Of or.
m,i,aug ny appointing tue usual com.
Mistaken. -" "'''N'hheh'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

4 Cambridge lady had had In her house
many years ma old and curious tile which
she admired and valued highly she KEEP
it hung upon the wall Of hcN4arlor 1t
was Of archaic pattern, and was, 80 far ~
She cOllh learn, unique. but upon one &C.
cnsiun, happening TO get acquainted with
james Russell Lowell, She was invited TO
social gathering at that gentlcman's
house, AMI she theru discovered that la one
Of the rooms of the house there was u large
fireplace tiled In the exact pattern Of the
solitary tile she possessed And there was
one tile miAingi Mr., Lowell could not
exr'rln Inc absence u tho tile; II hhd been
gone 40 long time that he had ceased to
note It's absence. Tho lads hated % give
up her pet tile, hut she WIS bravo enough
To do IT, she sent the precious bit over to
Mr. Lowell aud II was duly put IN place
among its other facsimile brothers and
sisters.
But from tins Uomcnt tho lady IN qucs-
ton was possessed Of a mania to find TINT
tile which long ago had wandered from
the Lowell hresidc. This mania made hcf
the object Of much dcr.slOn, for she would
desert her mother. home and friends 20
ransuck junk shops aud secondhand store.
and 10 mouse around old crookcry roposl.
tories ana proWl through alleys and poke
IN ash heaps, She could hardly eat her
meals or sleep of nights fortlis consuming
madness. Her folks began to worry about
her aud even thought OF soudlug her to a
water curo, But cue day She DID actually
find that lost tiln-fouud Il Ia % riball iu6.
Dish heap, from which ono corner reached
plcudIngly, plnintively upl She found &c
aud 1t was unframed She borc IL ol1 IN
triumph, polished It up aud cnscouced 1t
over her mHntclpicec, whore II hang, 10.
day, u splendid monument 10 her vigilance
and Individuality Chicago News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

MANCHESTER, Aug. l6.-At meet.
Ing OF Lancashire cotton spinuers hold
to-day TO discuss thu fluctuations In the
prices u silver ami the rstes OF East.
crn exchange, the bpinners concurred
that the present condition OF affairs
menaced the collapse Of the cotton
spinning business.
II was proposed 10 hold u series Of
public meetings throughout the coun-
NY and memoralize the government In
favor OF the adoption OF remedial
measures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

RALEIuiI, y. e., Aug. 10. - The
Third Perty convention met here 10.
day and elected Marion Butler pof-
manunt chairman. The resolutions
endorse the Omaha platform and the
platform has eeveral additional blanks
regarding State Issues. Tho name OF
Colonel Harry skinner was placed he.
ioru the convention az nominee tor
governor. The nomination was madoby
aocamAtion.
In his speech OF acceptance
Colonel skinner said II he saw thr
Thiidpahy would cause 81 ma division
Of white people Ia the state as - let
The Republicans Into power he would
have warned them and bid them turn
irJm danger. This vas greeted with
mlrmuts Of discomfort anu Skinner
Was called for again H. satisfy tho con.
yentlOn Us 10 his position. Il. W,
stroud, the ThT party nOmlLee for
Congress, declared that Skinner was
Internationally "a the hands IT the
convention. AS Skinner did not rali-
iy what Stroud said he was called for
again but he withdrew his name and
the convention adjourned until p, m.
amid considerable confusion. Upon
Resembling, the convention uomi.
mated DR.. T.. Il. Exum OF Wayne
county TO bo governor. a full State
Ticket was placed In the field. Colonel
harry Skinner who was nj fret
nominated, was chosen eloctor at large.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

"What's the trouble between you
and Widgcly, You We're friends
while you lived in tho city"
"Ycs, but you SEQ We bought ad.
joining properties In the suburbs
what of that.'
"Why, hos crank on fine poultry
and I'm growing u garden !'-Chi-
cago News Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

Rain during n burial Is considered
an excellent Sign throughout tho
West India islands. II one measures
his own height with n rod which.
has been used in measuring n corpse
for the coffin, he himself win die
within the year, 4 stroke with the
hand of Il corpse is believed by the
West Indian to be n sure cure for
all pains and swellings, st, Louis
Globe Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. lG,--Forty
uilkmun In Akron were arrested this
morning charged with adultorating
milk. The milk inspector claims
salycyllc acid and borax were used 10
preserve the milk, aud these ingrodi.
cnts rendered It indigestiOlo to infants,
caulpg increased mortality during the
honted term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-17

Husband-If you don't stop using
those cosmetics, you'll have facial
paralysis.
Wife Well, you've often said my
features look best in repose. New
York Weekly.