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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-09-23
L.Higcr & Sons,
Leading ClothierS,
Opposite First National Bank,
Pert Huron, Mich.
ExPOSITIONS.

Campaign Caps at Palmer's.
JAS. Loree has been on the sick list
the past week.
100000 in premiums and purses at
the fair and races next week.
Watch for the Fall Announcement
of Charles Dewey, of Melvin, in our
next issue.
Chas. Montney, of Greenwood, has
been nursing very sore hand this
week. Cause-felon.
The business men of Yale offer SIP
worth of special prizes. The prizes
are all worth trying for.
J. Holden invites all of his GUS
toners to make themselves at home at
his store during the fair next week.
Read the excellent offer of w. j..
milford of the Palace Hall Furniture
store Port Huron in change OF adv.
this week.
Mrs. W. S. Fox has been very sick
the past week. Her mother, Mrs.
Honey, of Brown City, is here taking
care of her.
Rev. John Bettes, of the Upper Pen
insula, preached an excellent sermon
from the pulpit of the Nj: +. church
Sunday evening. w. X. Gillett preach
ed an able sermon Sunday morning
from the same pulpit.
J. II. Young started Monday morn
ing with a neat rig to advertise our
fair and races in the different towns
and villages in Eastern Michigan. A.
W. Ferguson deserves great credit for
his untiring efforts to make the fair
and races success.
Died-On Sunday morning, Sept. Is,
1892, Matilda A., beloved wife of Alex
ander Adams, aged Al years. The
funeral was held on Tuesday and the
sermon preached by Rev.. w. +:
Perkins. The remains of the deceased
were laid to rest in Elmwood cemetery.
A kind husband and two loving
daughters besides largo circle OF
friends are left to mourn her loss.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-09-23
You are sure to be
ATTRACTED!

BY our fine line of clothing. At
the first glance you will like them
we'll, at the second you will like them
better, and at the third you will reach
the conclusion that they are absolutely
sure to improve your acquaintance as
long as you possess them. Do you
happen to want something that you
can rely upon, that will please you to
a dead certainty and that will cost you
less money by at least % per cent than
you have to pay elsewhere for an arti.
Gle certainly no better and probably
not as good. If you do, we can do
business with you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
A BURGLAR AMONG THE NUNS.
his Brutal Treatment Of The Sister
Superior, Pardon.
CHASED Tnnouou rar nuILprSo.


DETROIT, Oct O.--Therc was wild
sccno In tho Convent Of the Sacred
Heart before daybrealt this morning.
n burglar had paid flying visit 10
that Institution, and, after rnnpacklpg
oVory npsrtnrnt ON tho lover door,
made tour to one above whcre tho
nuns We're sleeping. Entering one OF
tic rooms he stumbled over 4 chair and
awakened the occupant Of "a bod, who
began screaming. Hc dartud out into
tle hAll ani went through room nitcr
ioomi hnAly going TO the third floor
where no continued hls suafoh i,r
VAlusblee. While moving about he
awoke slater Superior Pardon anu she
scrambled out into the bail, whence the
hulse hai come. She shriohud with
IIIoi ne she came face ~ face with
nm and fetreatod into the room fol.
IoWou ny tnu intruder, "Glvu ine
money or III XIII YOU" and the next
instant he grabbed the frightened
sister by tho throat and wnn brslnnlne
10 ch0ko Nor, when he thought of his
own safety and released his Victim and
ran cut In the hail.
convent had been aroused. They en-.
tered into a movement TO capture tho
burglar. IL WINS decided 10 cut oil his
escape, dfive him into room and
hn.d him prisoner. IA the burglar ran
OUT OF The sister supurior's room lac was
confronted by nearly dozen nuns, MI
determined that he should not escape.
~ tue sight OF them he darled through
thc hall hnd down the stairway on 10
The second door. The coura, Jous sisters
were night after him and they cor.
heiud him as they had intended. Ho
Ielreated int. he room, followed by tho
sietcre. They quickly locked the door.
a mlnuto later, however, the burglar
dashed out OF his improviaed prison
through a rear door which they had
neglected to test aud which they had
SUPPOSED wa. locked. No trace OF him
could be ionn1. lie leit his overcoat,
nat and pair OF shoes and secured
nothing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

J. Wynkoop of racoma, cut nbou
| left cyU AMI bfuiaod.
Miss ID. J. wynkoop Of Tacoma, hiI
| bruised.
G. =. Gilbefu, travelling mau OF 81.
Paul, Num-, bruised and cut, not serl.
oualy Injured.
Mrs. Wilcox Of Quilclno, WASH,
wrist AMI elbow spininod.
Il. w. Vest, OF st. L.uis, NO., badly
bruised.
John Lyslc, freight clerk, oftho Pre-.
mior, nose cut, not seriously.
Jack Levy, steamer Premier, badly
cut and bfuised.
Mn. Ida suffer, OF S,urgls, Da.,
bruised.
Mrs. George W. Miller, Of Taconn,
injured eighty.
T.. w. Lee, Of Pontiac, Wash,
alghtly huft.
A. +. Lundberg, Injured internally.
Alhnn LcldhOidt, n walter VI the
Frontier, len arm broken aud leg
hruitri.
Francis Hugberi, ofracomA, ullshtly
huu,
Jacob Nelson, OF Port Towniond,
arm chest ami legs hurt, not seriously
The Premier iuit Port T1wnaon1
about half past one Tor Seattle Ia a
heavy l0g, blowing the whistle conun.
unlly. When Oh tho point, another
whistle sounded close ~, mud almost
Immediately afterwards terrible
crash wns heard. The iofO cabin Of
lh" Premier. was smashed 10 splintors
AMI tht PROV OF the Willamette wac
found lummed into the tow OF the
Premier. Today two powerful tugs
succeeded In pulling tbs Willamette
free from the Premier. the Premier
saul, ~ twenty feet % water. 10 will
cost $50, 900 u raise her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
A TACOMA MAN
Dies from the Supposed Effects
Of Opium.
HIS STORY TOLD By HIMSELF.
Tho Result Of GOiHg into Company
With Bad Characters.
EviDEHrlY KILLED 70. HONEY


PHuLADEirHfA, oct. o. - Chcsier
drvcsmer, real estate broker OF Taco.
ma, Wash, died today IN Philadcl.
phia hospital from this supposed effects
OF opium poisoning believed TO have
been administered 10 him In "a low
lodging house at 80 Spruce street, yo..
tcTday. Gicesmer had been stopping
~ one OF the lodging hotels here iot tho
iasi eigh, or nine months. lie told
thrm at the hotel that ho was n rcn
estate hfoker In Tacoma aud his visit
nero was upon huainusa mattera.
Gfoefmes seemed always 10 have
plenty % money and ina,io frequent
trips 60 adjacent cities.
According 10 the story told by him
tnli VI the hospital befnre he died, he
came tack here o. Friday morning
if0mouc VI hi trip nd lnndoI al the
Area street wharf. II says hc was mot
hl Two mon aud Induced 10 enter "a
cab aud hkcl 10 the house l.5 Spruce
street, Whore be wis found dying by
the police. That he was not talon
directly thrr,, however, II shown 10y
THO docket ot n police magistrate,
before whom lac was nnei on Friday
TOT refusing - pay cab fare. At tur
time VI lis arrest Tor rclualna TO
pay tho csbmau, he had a com.
paulou, q well known thief named
Hugh NcDovltt. As Crtramur mad
40 money &C the time N his Arrest ho
had 10 pawn his watch to pay hm finy.
He lot the station house ACCOMPANIED
BY McDevitl, aud was then probably
taken 10 The lodging house. Gfoo..
NOR hhd no recollection Of what took
place thcfo uctll slturiay mOrniug.
He took breakfast that morning with
Mubnvitt, his mistress, wOnii n
named Kate Ehurliug, aud another
woman. After htcakfalt, he snyf. they
gave him something 10 drink, nnd ho
Lost consciousness almost Immediately
niterwnrit, ana tomenb, reu nothing
more Until q sgw tninatcs baloiu III
O'Clock Inst night, shortly before the
3 Ollce came 10 the place. He was
taken 20 n hospital, Whole heoxhihlied
s1feng symptoms ot opium poisoning,
complicated 10y Indications of duliiium
tnmuLe.
After telling tho story Greesmur be.
came deiirious, tn which condition he
remained until he died thi. Afternoon.
Whom taken 70 the ho,pitll Grees-
inur's Gvor,Gnt WIS missing. Hu hal
no money although he said lr had
confederate when he arrived. Two
hand bags he Ind with him had dlsap.
pearui, aud the only ihing left was "a
revolver. MoDevitt aud the Ehorling
woman wofu held % await the c0roneris
inquest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
IRON VENEZUELA,
Crespo's Troops Welcomed at
ghFneas,

NEW YoRS, Oct. 0.-Tho Heraid,s
Caracas cable says the advent OF Crcs.
pos troops was very welcome 10 tho
people Of Caracas. Between the tlmc
Of the receipt VI tho news Of the defeat
Or the government forces and tho M.
rvai Of the CreBpists &" many OF
l'ulado'a fugitive soldiers began riol.
Ing aud pillaging. Scores OF housed
were sacked. Ih0re who hnd manhood
70 protect were mouAcod with death,
Many were cruelty clubbed and beaten
ior DARING 10 protect their property.
rho rioters were no rcsprctora u
persons
When the Spanish Minister ventufed
- romonstrate he was grossly insulted.
During the hOum that elapsed beiwee
the iRnominious flight Of tho cabinet
and tho advent Of General Cresnois
advance guard, the hooters simply held
possession ~ the town.
The Hordid's In Guayra cable SAYS
b9i1tr Crcspa's detachment got there
la bhhyfa was alive with rioters. Tho
news Of the defeat OF tho goycrumeut
ioioes created something OF IA panic.
Then the town began 20 M up with
refugees and htrsgrlurs from the army
oi the PuladO government. PlllAyp aud
plumber soon became general. Many
housta were looted ani there was much
Wanion destruction OF property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

LONDON, oct. s.-rhr storio. Of tho
Empcror's llnnuisi difficulties ar,
again currrnL lie father AMI grand.
father allowed army subaltcrna u cer,
tain amount VI money each month Oul
ri Their private means. Emperor wa.
lam refuses TO continue this pmolice.
The number Of suhaltefns receiving
this bounty n small gnd The Empufur's
action has causcd much gossip and is
taken ~ POSITIVE evidence that no Il
hari W.
Tho differences between Caprlvi and
hlguel have been wiieued by the un.
henrd-oi action " the chancellor IN
completely ignorIug tho Pnssian cab.
iuet on the pfc4entalion Ot tho new
military bill. IL Is predicted that hr
viii dissolve the Relch-iag n Tie iii
shall. iaii 10 pass. The Radical pnpcrl
nro Jnhilaut over this outlook nnd ex.
presa the hope TINT Ia the event OF DIS.
solution their party viii make great
guiua.
Tire Emperof's cordial message con.
lifming the election OF Herr Belle, an
ardent Liberal, az burgomnsier OF Der.
ill., IL u pleasant surprise In view of
the fact OF the pest ,opposltiAn TO tho
Liberal burgomasters, Hnd "a regarded
aH "A sign that some VI tho boyc0iting
Of political opponents Of tbs govern.
Inent " over.
Three tG0ugnud retain traders Of Co.
logno have petillOued the Federal
Council ai.i Emperor 20 abolish tho
now Sunday rest law. They assure the
Empor0f that Sunday frst tends ~
make employees not more religious, but
more pleieufe.ttehlnr Rnd discomfort,
cd. The petition adds that statistics
show that u Is uufavorablb 10 morality
and IL bad political economy.
The loug distance military ride ~ the
principal topic Of conversation Just
now. Du'piio tho disappointment OF
tho 6efmsng At thu winning VI the race
~ this Aurtflaus they arc lAyhhing
every hospitality on the yiciors. hIany
Of the h0ues engaged IA the race were
dltabied for HE. The condition of
many Of the thoIoughbreIs Ia pitiahle.
Eight Austrian animals died gu tue
f0nd. The thoroughbred marc Llpps.
pdudc, which won glory for Lieuien.
ant Rent1unsloin, one VI tho dsrman
contestants In the recent luag.dislaucO
race, by making this fastest time be.
tween Brrllu aud Nianuat died today
from Ihu oheclB " th- strain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Brussels, Dot. s.-Count Demorode
Westerloo, president OF tho senate, has
boen appointed minister 81 foreign
Affairs 10 succeed Prince Caramen De-
Chinny, who died in March last.
London, Oct. "a furious gale 10
prevailing on the Lancaahire coast.
and II Is feared much damage 10 ship.
ping aud poGsibly loss Of life may re-
suit.
Washington, ID. O., Oct. s.-Patrick
ERan, United States minister 10 Chile.
arrived today. Monday morning Eznn
viii call ON the President aud convey
U him message from President
Monte expressing pleasure at tho
happy termination OF tho differences
between tho two countries. Egan
said this evening he had good reason 10
holleve Mr.. Blaine will take the stump
and make some speeches for Harrison
aud Reid.
Paris, Oct. 0.-Lolters from Tonauin
state that several battles recently took
place between tho "Black FisgsV and
the French forces on the frontier. In
one engagement tho French sustalned
n losl OF elk killed and thirteen wound.
cd. The commander OF the forces asks
FOR endorsements 10 suppress the from.
tier raids, which be declares are insti.
gated by Maudarlus. The FroLoh
pres urge tho government TO demand
IN explanation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
AN rxoIriSo ADVENTURE.


VIoroRIA, -. C., Oct. s. - Tho
schooner May Belle, just arrived from
Cooper Island, reports an exciting nd.
venture. August s8lh tho schooner
was anchored seventy miles north Of
Buring Island In dunsa toy, which
Hiding suddenly revealed Russian
cruiser u short distance away. She
made no signal but sent shot aurass
the srhooner'a bows which missed the
rigging lew feet. fhon oamo second
shot, which pierced the rcho above
tho water line, going completely
through tho iortCastlO. Still no boat
lott the cruiser, her commander Rppar.
entity being Satisfied with bombafilng
the helpless sealur. Lucky for she
latter the iog again lowered, aud she
escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
collision with TA,ai ussuiis Ia
Donse roy.

SRArTLE, Wash, oct. 9.--Thc Can.
adam Pacific Navigation oompany's
steamer Premier was struck 10y the
steam collier Willamette In "a dense
fog ten miles south Of Port Townsend
last night. -Four persons we've killed,
ono drowned and seventeen badly
wounded. The dead are.
Johannes Moe Of Tacoma, age 40;
mol0rman on an electric line.
Frank g. WynkoOp, lSyears old, son
Of ID. ]. Wynkoop Of lakoma.
John Rankip, waiter Of Seattle.
william RiChgrIaOn.
The injured arc as iUllowe:
Gus Davis, Waterman on the
nleamer Premier, ribs broben, seriously
Injured internally.
Thomas Foran ot Seattle, left lei,
broken.
W. II. Phillips Of Helena, Mont,
both legs slightly crushed. ribs broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

NEW YoW;, Oct She steamship
Fufst Bismarck, which arrived today,
reloris a very rough passage. Tho
night OF October An, the gale Increased
10 hurricane, Iui great seas were
thrown over the decks. The watch In
the fire room mad ust been changed,
aud the men who were relieved came
on deck for air. No sooner had they
appeared than o great wave bofded the
yoiscl NJ the how and swept along in
mighty delugu, hurting tue men
about aud smashing tnem against the
bulkhcads AMI other distractions. One
small boy hal u leg md nm arm broken
and was painfully Injured otherwise.
Two ilt0mon each Ind an arm broken,
and three others were badly bruised
aud cut. Nono Of thum VIII die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
Tho French In Africa.

PAiu5 Oct. 0.--Colonol Dgdis. com,
mandor Oi iiD French forces ln n.ho,
mcy, has trlygfaphrd further account.
Of the state Of ailain prevailing IN
DahoinoY aud the position OF IA,
French troops. Tho nahOmcyans, un.
dismaytd Dy tho severe punishment
which they received In the battle ON
October ith, made desperate attack
On Moor GOuuard's scouting Marty
lhuMiny, OltOber Gtb. The French
lost four men. Thee natives wefe
killol aud twenty-five other Bchau.
sln's followeiH were wounded. Tn
official dispatches say Ia the battle the
enemy numbered ABOUT 5000 aud In
the ranks Were the famous Amaznns,
whose leroci0uH fighting qualities are
wen known, cOntVsling every inch OF
ground auI iuriOusly resisting every
attempt rom the French ~ dislodge
them. The enemy, however al length
were forced 10 yield t. the attack, 0f
trained aud better armed soldiers, nnd
sulienly rotrsattd, leaving tho bodies
u u large number Of their companions
ami many rilas on the Held.
A telegram dated October SIN has
been received from Colonel DOdds, in
which no reports that hu IL NOW in
such position that hr expects soon t.
mnte an attack On King Bshanslu'd
last line Of defense. Heis confident Of
entirely routing the Dah0muyAn ioftef
when The next engagement takes
place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

MEMrn8, Tenn, Oct. 9.-An eight.
round min last night between Jack
Dawn, n professional pfiz lighter from
Texas, aad Dins Barker, muuldeF,
Teultsi In the death Of tho latter 10.
day. Up 10 tho eighth round The
amateur hal tho boat OF the fght.
DAVIS landed ewinging iult.hnn1
blow On Barher's chin, whluh knocked
him cur. Nothing serious was apprr.
hunicd until to-day, when Barker look
90 his bed and died IN lew hours.
DaVia Il lu JAIL pending au invesliga.
ton. The HecOnia were arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

DUBLIN, Oct. 8. - The people who
TOOK part IN today'e denomination In
honor 81 Parncli oquallod IN number
those who attended hls funeral year
ago Ih0utands Of visitors came TO
this city from Cork, Galway hni North
Ireland. Floral tfibutos Ia tho form Of
WTenthl, hhtps hnd othur designs wero
received from Political bodies through
out tac country and completely nliud
the memorial car and two carts. J. X.
O'lNe.ly delivered tho Oratl0n nj the
grave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
a ssiisbu- has Costs ,laihor isis

NAHIfsGTON, ID. G., oct. S.-souio
weeks ago = decision was rendered In
u pension case by Assistant Secretary
Busscy, relating 81 the new "Da.
abilities" ana rules OF evidence gov
erning the same. Last evening there
was sent Secretary Noble "a printed
copy Of the supplemental decision IN
the case. This, which In Unsigned.
contained language particularly In the
healing aud brief sylabua which thu
secretary regarded ~ entirely uucallod
forRnd extremely partisan la character.
The syllabus referred To road 90 fol.
love!
"rhe arbitrary rule Of the Cleveland
administration adjuuicatlng the In.
crease OF claims based ON alleged 'new,
diaAbilit.gs, was ovorfuluI by tho
Harrison administration 10 the Interest
Ut mefi,oriouu applications. THIS old
doctrine Of este pcfpulua In penslun
claims Is set aside 10y tho present nd.
ministmtiou.n The secretary nj once
I0-wro.e the decision, eliminating
therefrom the Objectionable language.
This morning the secretary made iu-
quify as 10 the author or the un.
rIgnoi decision which resulted ia tho
prompt dismissal Of George Babrr,
member OF the Board Of Pension y.
peals ia tho Office Of Assistant 5ecTe.
tafy Buescy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

BALTIMORE, Mi, Oct. 0.-Bishop
Potter IL authority for tho statement
that the Rev. Il. Hebor Newton will
not bo tried Tor herTsy. The commit.
tee appointed to investigate the charge
completed IL report, and II Ia In the
hands OF Bishop Potter. IL under.
STOOD tho report was favorable TO DR..
Newton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

WAsIuNOIOS, Oct. b.--Messrs. Glib
sou, McEbroy AID Warner Of tho local
committee q. a. II. called nj tho White
House this morning aud presented
President Harrison with IA handsome
badge commemorative Of the recent
eneampmbnt In this city. II isau OK.
net fac similc VI the badges Issued 10
all the other members Of the q. A. Il.
except II was specially made from cap.
tuned cannon metal. rho PRECEDENT
gave the committee n cordial greeting
aud thanked them heartily for tho
souvenir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

wEnrAR, OF s.-Tho festivities In
connection with the golden weudinl:
OF the Grand Duke nnd Duchess OF
SaNe.Weimnr began today. Emperor
William, tho King ot 5nxony, the
Queen Regent OF tho Netherlands and
the young Queen Wilhelmina nni
Duke OF York we're among the brilliant
aasemblage attending tue special tur
vices in the chapel Of the Grand Ducal
castle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10


WAHnNGToN, ID. g., Oct. s.-Glv.
ernOr Knapp " ALASKA 10 his annual
report snys the lack Of proper trans.
pOiiati1u facilities ~ n ftfingi hind
rance 10 the prompt and efficient nd
ministtatlon of the laws ~ the iurrito-
~. Rosy hued reports oi Alasl.a as an
agricultural III Dorado, he aayp,shou IS
be resi- with allowance. Itfonms Ntong
10 tempt poor men 10 invest their MI Ia
travelling expenses 10 faach a land
whcfu only disappointment ami hard.
shipa await him, amt TIC governor
oonpidor6 II duty TO urge Jnfofyaiism
IN organizing colonies irr the settle.
mont Of the territory. a 10 tue Seal
lslnuda he Fay. IN part;
Tho international Complications
regarding tho taking Of acna IA the
ocean aud Beflng sea oitsiio ~ the
three milo limit added 10 the umhar.
rassmant Of the leiseo c1mplny ia
tusiross upon the islauds are already
teriously impaired by he wAntan
destruction Of seal ne by pulagie
seiliHg. Only $500 seats we're nuIh0r.
I'D by The government ~ bn Killed on
'ue islands Ia 1891, but ~ 5000 were
slaughtered hoioib TIE Ordct was given,
10 In all 1850 were vi led. Il was
deemed necessary 10 allrR his numtor
for the purpOso Of Fecur tg oar5a sen
for food lgr the natives, 81 olherwian
would have tuncrod.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

CApz, oct. D.-The Queen Regent
Rnd royal ariy ~ route irun Huclva
10 attend the Columbus celebration
was 81 rlcomed on arriving hoto with
thu1dcr0us .nlutcs from lhH forts aud
from the span sh AM foreign muu.0,.
war In the haIbor. The Queen kegcut
anu rutiy attended niss "a thu cathu.
dfal this morning AMI thon embarked
on the Condo Nenhdclo, which will
start tor Huelvn tomorrow morning.
To1ight the city aud iiarbor ate u.
Illuminated, pscseniing q brilliant
spectacle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10
Norton VIII Take sIsrrisou's spaco
IN tho Columbia CrIobrnion.

wAsinSuTuS, d. C,Ocl. 0.-Owlng
To the condition OF Mu. HaTrieon'a
health, the President has concluded
ihat II will be our Of his power 10
participate IN tho social events 10
which he has been assignr4 Ia the
Columbia celebration ~ Now York tho
present week. lie Therefore hns
requested Vice. President Morton /,
take his place. II Is possible the prcsi.
dent viii make u hurried trip 10 New
York 10 review the military pg0cusliun
Wednesday, but tins has not bevu
definitely determined upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

Belgrade, Oct. e.--rhe residence at
Alexandroyalz ~ Ivesitch, the Sorv-
ian Liberal leader, was shattered by n
dynamite explosion today whils q
political gathering was being held In
the town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

San ANTONIO, Tex, oct. Ok.
Farroiio, a merchant OF Fronturia,
Mexico which town was supposed To
be located ON tho line between Mexico
ami the United Stntcs, arrived today.
He states that tho international houn.
Gary urycy IL completed some distance
past that piAce, and the old boundary
line is greatly changed. Tho custom
house at FrunteIIa wal found 10 be
nearly iour miles south " the line.
Sevoinl rich mining properties which
for the past several years have been
worked under the United States min
Ing inwB are In Mexico under the nov
survey, and OWunm arc much exst.
ched M Il means u heavy loss u tlen
owing 10 tht duiirs on ore which nro
smeltod In the Unitod states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-10

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 0.--Fl'itnn
hundred Italians, member % tho
United Italian Society Of Philsiclphla
under tire patronage OF Chcvaliur a.
Maaagnnlip, Royal itnliah counul,wiih
hyihr colo!s marched TO thu Roman
Catholic chur Ia, -. Mary Masillon
Dc Pa2li, this afternoon eud paid tri.
out g. tie mHm1ry VI NQiumhus.