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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Tho Eureka Clubs omcers.

The Eureka Athletic and Pleasure Club held a
special meeting at their rooms. No. 6O9 north
Twenty-si1tb street, Wednesday night and trans
acted a considerable amount OF routine busi-
meas. The following officers wero elected for the
ensuing year: j. l.. Figg, president: A. Gates
vice-president; j. b. MetZger. secretary. ana d:
J. Cannon. treasurer. The club adjourned until
Monday, December 3, 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
A FREIGHT HeAD-eNo COLLISION.
One Man and Twenty-seysn Cattle Killed.
Engines and Cars Destroyed.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
BRISTOL, TENN, December 1.-Two freight
trains made a hesd-end collision on the East
Tennessee, Virginia, aud Georgia road, two miles
west Of johnson City, about q o'clock last night.
ono man, named Randall, Who was IN a car, Was
killed. Twelve cars and both engines we're de-
molished. A carload Of caGtlO WAS Ia one train
and twenty-seven Of the thirty were killed.
Passenger trains we're delayed twelve hours.
The collision was caused by the west-bound crew
disregarding orders at Johnson City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
'".,0A HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
" D. rEarisation TO lie Enocted-DauEh.
tiers u the Revelation.

tiers ~ the Revolution.
.al meeting Of The virginia Historical
Takes place in January, when, II Is ex-
fI Dos thoroughly ~re0rgapized as 70
..'.f working. Efforts will be made 20
..f t'nJ1 ini0 80. and bring IL into a
iLnt WA largely Increase its mem
% viii move into iis new quarters, tho
rtrlY iu The year and then its library
r- tccessitie 20 the public than II has
tfe var. The Virgins Daughters Of
.I.ah Revolution are tskinR a vast deal
ih tie society and tbs best Of results
i". 60 follow treir Efforts Ia It's behalf.
-rat % Virginia hAs urged chapters
20 tho state % raise funds 10
'r otpensrs iucadeut % moving
-iys library 20 It's new home.
,fy too Albemarie chapter has
) With a handsome SUN. Tho Rich
'Hltcr win give an entertainment shortly
.h.s'L The Vtrgiuh Daughters have IN
pro ftislne Of an endowment fund for the
% Historical SOCteiy. The Virginia chap
.' eorking quietly but hard 10 several d.
ir tho preservation u revolutionary
iu a recent No. Of the AnaefledH
tne organ o. the national organization
shed q very nneiy-1rltten article on
1-s d" Tie Life Of q Colonial Family" by
Glen Bruce Baylor, Of this aiy. II was
D-iofe the National Congrossoi the Daugn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
COVER The STREETS WITH VIRGINIA.
W's' 'he hoard OF Agriculture Proposes
to DO at Chicago.

-e. committee on Publication Of the State
a F" hrusulturc held a long session AZ the
s-fsr- .f The department, on Main street,
.t coming "a another AT the Exchange
1880 EtEAt Those who attended were
.-.. D.. Henley. e Williamsburg chairman A.:
~ ~1theriiu, 81 Dauyille, and Colonel
t- Hf t-he6d. the Commissioner. Tie
matter considered at the morning
vl- the publication ami issuance N
JOS u "a handbook, containing "A new
r proved map 0i the state and statements,
. ..t.- f'C1A, and otherwise Of VirginiR's
aud industries. such "A handbook
t f all copies Of IL will b0 sent Gloyer
'tfr countries.
v.-TEIs or INFORMATION.
.ht % will be a medium through
attention 81 thousands - capitalists
300 hs called TO the mAnv advantages
"E ~uUolWeaIth. The features Of the
"t t. '- Is brief history ~ each county (;
.'-Halt' ana oolored, males and
' possible: churches and denOmina-
-..'"tI acIItlos-pubhc and private
-.i colleges. agricultural products;
t. H.Wsf-. dairy; poultry; minerals {;
-rI-1n ~ tmbcrs: water courses
-H.v .r, railroads and stations; public
'.al~ character; manufactures; fish
dag oysters and FISH game o. all
ana adaptabIiiiy for each KIND
.- t"i birds: temperature and rainfall
- .-u.y; transportation by ran ana
".. fgHHtCE IIST OF TIE PAPERS.
rt.' -e.-iou Of the committee was spent
tnr Uuu-iderauun OF the handbook.
Sea 20 sdd TO the features for this
.'F Wglete list u the daily and week
.s-- published IN the STATE. u IA
r.' t Hs ..um'ttee mat the matter Tor tne
r. t- in hand by January lat in order
r -Is.~ipi can be- given o tho printer
r.N .eottng oi the Board OF Agriculture,
' .r> carly iu next month.
... AL#FLmNfE "a AnAnENmn tn a DIS
r.sf last night about this new schemo
.ts Virginia, said that 10 was the In
.t.r tuty. Of which he is the presiding
.E-r fOr q striuutiOu 81 tho Worlds
uf printed matter, giving iniof-
ference 10 the states mineral, aSri-
@ e't Industrial conditions
ALIVE. BUsrIJNG STATE.
'."- euiictlu's determination that tho
Hrsaifh shall De exhibited NOT only
.at.t Yfhc old WashingtOui4u and Jci-
.,.tueuts. bus ~ a live, bustling
stands ~ the foremost ranA ~ all
.--t-fook viii te available az the Mt
Pa. iilE AZ the Columbian Exposition,
parties desiring 90 know more OF VIZ
cher circulars, leaflets, pamphlets,
r ne furnished with copies. a most
... valuable part Of tho book will De that
contain short sketches OF the coun-
"tsT COUNTY JUDGES TO HELP.
..utv Judge ID requested az once %
.- matter and forward Il 20 the Com
p to Major Suther'iD, president OF
NIs earnestly hoped thai these
,4t- mis- amount o. interest Ia placing
+ifautGces before The worli. The
'tr.Iiture vii take no further part IN
than to have a plenty % print
0. hand about the State, out Il u
.r...y cover The streets OF Chicago
..eTA. &C., about virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
coNfepeRAre VETERANS MeeT.
'"Seit Camp Organizes n Ladies' Aux
Hilary with Torty-aye Members.

Hilary with Forty-nve Members.
reeing Of Pickett Camp Of Confederate
,r''raus sss held at their headquarters last
'Sti Tor Tie purpose Of recognising The ladies
att.Ay q that organization. The meeting was
--sl ~ order 6y Colonel Robert n. korthsn,
1Dander OF tue cafBp who announced the
s"pHhe ~ The meeting and NADIA brief ad-
t%eiatiyo 70 the rceuperation OF the aux
10y lie Also mentioned tho many dement's
- s0utd be derived from the assistance OF
Aaiee m caring FOR tie and disa-
w "lsiefs aud their wives a children snd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
HE TRIED TO "BURN OUT"
Lomax Was Compelled TO Give the Alarm
or Perish In tho Flames.
rSneciAl telegram to the Dispatch.

WARSAW, Va, December About 2 O'Clock
this morning Lawrence Lomax (colored). who
was lodged in jail here on Wednesday charged
with the larceny Of a COW % await action OF the
grand fury, tried 10 effect his escape by burning
mia way out, but the fire and smoke became 80
intense that ne was compelled 90 give the alarm
or perish in the flames. His cries soon brought
help. and IL was with the greatest EFFORT that the
building was saved and the prisoner extricated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
ATTAIN GOES THROUGH TREsTLE.
Plunged Thirty Fest-Three Trsinmsn In
jured but Not Fatally.

Especial telegram 70 the Dtspstch.l
WINSTON, n. c., December 1.-The trestlo on
the Norfolk ana Western railroad between
Second and Third streets near the depot gave
way about $50 s'ciock tonight with the shifting
| engine and six freight cars. Tho trestle was
absat 100 feet long and about so feet high.
Three trstnmsn, James Epert and PhI Hay,
white and q coiored man we're on tho engine al
The Tune. An we're injured. but, Il u hoped. mol
fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
BALTIMORE


BAErmoRe, December L-Flour steady and
unchanged receipts, ii,T9i p%arreas shie.
meats, i1.4Gs barrels, ssles, 1870 barrel.
Wheat drmar, No 2 red, spot, T3ile Iglss Do
eemhen T0tia79i6A, JANUARY, T6a79Aa ! Nay,
feSeipss, a9,66i bushels, shipments. ic.0od
busnelst stock, 2,e1t,Bet bVsselsl sales,
pQS,000 b~ushelsl milling wheat, ~ sample,
faafgA Corn sleody, mixed spot, s9ssc bad (;
year $500 btdl January, tsNo b'dl February,
aSaiA btdl Man 5lN bid steamer mixed, tIc.
bidl receipts. la,589 bushels, shiPments, s9,-
ia bushelsl stock, 1el,stt hashelsl saisat le.-
600 sushsls, White earn ey sample, sveAsae,i
white western, 43c. asked, receipts, a,p0o basL-
els. stoek, p3,7l3 bushels. Rye dull, No v.
0Oe asked. receipts, 1900 bushels. stock, lio,.
900 bushes; Nay arm god 20 sas,Sg amS-
ead unchanged. Cotton nominali tatddlins,
Iga PrOvRiOas eteedyl naesspork, tlA Bulls.
t~peats-lOese saeaidete, sfAi long,eiear, p..ac'
slesr-rib siaes, y ssea1,piSaist ssouIasts'
Hsns-smaih iY4ai large, ilstA lard-Re-
nned, 1tIGA Batter arm and stsalyt creamery,
fancy. 3ta32aj do fair 70 .choies,. asa3oe do:
limitation, stsSeH; lsale, isaPyl sssl Do goGa %
siTe ana scsres esaSsssA' beGes arm! kiocar.
goes, fair istSAl No 1, l1,aA Sugar ssiiye sad
s,roagi roiasss eserssa On mes' $780, foossss
lie Whlsksy steady al el.essstR@ Peanuts
unchanged
ST. LOUIS, December t--sleur quiet and ua-
changed; WAeslclesed tsslla Above Fesssrisyt
cash. 0SaEa December, 0SsagssRat NAY,
GStta0saG ~porn-oppoas closed abeas AZ yes
ter1ay. Decemben 9~sI<ahs;sol NAY a3s4n
Oats-Deceiaber, sthAt May, 5shFN,sAfc
Whiskey steady as sl,fA Pors 1alstk toeetne'
stA. Lard ncininaiiy higher NJ $3.50 pry.
sails meats ami bacon In fair demand AZ pre'ieua
quotations.
orxcrssArI, o., December L-F,sur In g,edsrsts
demand aAd steady, Wheat .stsadyt No red
EOS Cora easier Ma y mixed, ,43,ss oao
duistt No = mixed 5ea. Pork Ia Ign demand
and strong 10. ei3.fa. Lard bieady Al ea2o
Bulk-meats steady ut $3.50 BaeDn nrui a.
b .s5as0. 37tS. whskss steady anil arm al
s1.l5.
WILMINGTON, N. q, Der L. Tupen
tine, nothing doing. Resin dull strained VI
Reod srraiaed, el.0A Tat steady al tl,OS, Srudt
turpentine steady hard, bi ~yeleu.aip anc
virgin. sl,TOs
NEW YORK COTTON ruTURES
Nav YouK, Dpcesnher L-ooitoD-Ne, re
ceipts, none, grosa, 7,Dl baies Futures cloeet
arm, salo.. $4,000 bAlssl peoenber, sp-3!'
90. no January, sA43ata.44t February, 1b.oti
sq.55i March, sa.BUasa.gT, April, ~. TQate. ~
MAY, ep~.s0asD.S7i June, sRe0Asp.eIi July
si0.b3asiAO5 August. e1o.opssl0.ii.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
REPORTED fsr the Dtpateh.l
DEcynsHn sa-Market duh. Prime. 2lsc.
extra prime. s1c., fancy sIsa3ei nc'sr'
hand-plcked, 3a4Iao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Death Of an Aged Postmaster.
fSneciai taiaeram no the ptapafeh.l

mornlae james u. Pugh, Who had been post
master AZ Morrisvtle. this county. confinucusly
since 1880. died ~ The age OF 20 yeAfs. He was
a merchant also, aud leaves q fortune OF
100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
srNnRY InsSEa.

Northern Pacific preferred. New England, and
81. Louis and Southwestern scored a loss Of about
q point, white Chicago Gas yielded Nv per cent.
ON the other hand the Grangers and trunk lines
improved frsctiopaIly, and Distillers', American
Sugar, General Electric, and Lead advanced l
per cent, and Delaware and Hudson and Con-
soldated Gas lAa2A pes cent. Big Four pre-
ferred dropped 81, and Oregon Navigation "a
on sales Of a few hundred shares. At intervals
during the afternoon speculation displayed DE.
cided strength, but near the close the bears
made another onslaught and marked Northern
Pacific preferred, Missouri Pacific, Chicago Gas,
and Union Pacific down to the lowest figures OF
tina dav-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
"a, rlMnRE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, December L. virginia consois'
ga, offered at - Baltimore and Ohio STOCK
9394; Baltimore and ONO southNepteru auss~e
1Os.. do. ID incomes. 80; 10. Sd incomes, SA
consolidated gas bonds, 115A do. stocks, 5T1+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
DEATHs.


HALL,-Died. Thursday morning, at
Wheatlsnd, near Diana Mills, Bueking-
bsm county. Va, Rev. WILLIAM o..
HALLE aged 81.
Farewell, dear Grandpa, we will miss
You, but our loss Il your gain.
Funeral will take place a. sharon church.
Buckingham county, on SATURDAY, De
cember Sd. at 3 p. NJ. Friends and ac-
quaintances Of the family arc invited to
attend.
HOUCHINS.-Died on "Wednesday eve
ming. November S0th. at s:30 O'Clock. Mrs.
A. J. HOUCHINs. daughter Of tbs late W..
W. and /, b. Cosby.
Funeral TO-DAY from Grove-Ayenue
Baptist church al l 4. M.
oTEY. Died, Thursday, December LIST.
az l2;f5 p. M. at her residence. 5lo north
Twenty.sixth, street Mrs. MARY A. 0TEY,
reliot OF James w. Otey.
Funeral notice hereafter.
PEMBERT0N. Died. Thursday morn
ing at 2:A5, at the residence OF his son-in-
law, W. II. Dickinson, No. 1870 Buchanan
| street, Manchester, w. II. PEMBERTOh.
Sr. aged 10 years.
Funeral will take place from the above
| residence at 2 p. N. TO-DAY friday.
Friends and acquaintance OF the family
are invited 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Read Meyers Store News on FIRST VI

Ihave I've barrels superb Southampton
Apple Brandy, three years old, at ~ per
galion, JULuS BIsFoRp,
1906 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
'aaIag furure. ranged AZ follows !
uuIcAoo LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, III, December l.-Cattle-Recsipes
1900 head; shipments, hoo hsat market
steady; Christmas boeves, sAT6asapsi good
10 choice. sA.25as5.a IS; others, ss.sOas41y;
Texans, s2.25as5.2j; Westerns s3-oVass;
COWS, s~t.l0ae5.25.
ilogs--Rocoipts, $4,000 head shipmerts,
1900 head, market los higher roagh and
common, s0.J0kt3,80. packing snd shipping,
fancy, heavy, sG.06as8,1Ylk, sorted lisht,
sA.j0asA7ai light. sA40as5.7 20, skips and
pigs, Sh2oesAih
Sheep-Rocaipts, 5000 head shipments.
500 head, market loser, natives, aT5sS.lg.
westenh s5atk00i Ted Texans, stast.0O .
lsmps, s 3.50as3,YA,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. December l, 1892.
cIoAinz quotations at the Stocx Board:
aov,pyusNr sxuusTrIEs. BID. ASKED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
o,r Folks IN New York CITY.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, December Nv. W. Archer, Me-
trot olitan: j. Bovine, Coleman; e. II. Sutherd,
Grand Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
GRAIN ANo COLON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. December 1.-OSxEnISos-Whest.
934 bushels Corn. 90 bushels oats, 2,o@o
bushels
sALEs-wheai. oos bushels. Corn. SO oush'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
WEDNESDAY, DEcxssxn 2, 1892.

By request Of no owner, Who Is determined
10 sail, We will Offer at public auction, on the
premises,
WEDNESDAY, DECEsBsE :, 1892.
a, 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the ELEGANT STORE AND
DWELLING, with LARGE HALL above, num-
bered 208 west Broad street. the store II a
most substantial three-story stcck-brick sfruc-
ture, containing all modern improvements, with
A large frontage on Broad street, and within one
half square Of the Nasonic Temple. THIS pro-
psrty Is one OF the best paying insestuen ca this
popular thorouehfarc. aud ien0w bringing over 10
per cent. on the price expected. This sale orers
q rare opportunity for Q payfns aud most pronr
able investmcnt Ia 8raad-6tree< property.
TERMS. Liberal, ana a~nnoupced 1t sak
DENooN, TuffER = CO.,
\ deg AneSteoseee<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
TEE CLOSE FfRn.

In the late trading there was q rally, and toe
market left Oh hrm. Outside Of the stocks al
ready named, Erie preferred fell l 10 %, and
recovered TO SO; New York and Northern
preferred advanced 29s TO 23Ik. Reading, DER
eey Central, and Lackawapna left on with net
gains Of Lass per cent. The strength OF DIS
tillers was duo to tho announcement mat the
trust has paid fer some OF the opposition dis
~tilleries recently acquired and c~ontempiates
an advance In the price OF spirits. Amer.
lean Sugar was higher on tax OF
the probable payment OF an extra DIVIDEND
and taken altogether the bearish demonstra-
tons were less effective than on yesterday aud
the smaller shorts displayed some uneastness.
The operations for foreign account were on too
small a scale 90 influence prices materially one
way OF the other. The sales aggregated 22f'OOo
listed and 10000 unlisted bales.
Gun AND WHIST POINT.
Richmond and West Point 5s (bonds) declined
Us, 10 As.
MONEY " EXCHANGE.
Evsntng.-Exchangs quiet and strong At 4s6a
4Sy1s. Commercial bills. 4S5a4S7A. Money
easier at 4a5Ie, closing offered at 4. suo-Trea-
sury balances-Coin. Sp5.3ol 600 currency.
s5,152, 600. Governments dull aud lower; 4
per cents, IA. state bonds quiet.
STOCK QUOTATIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
ouortuosp.

waxlr-LonxDsrry. 74a7sr. Nixsd. 72A77e.
Hnortperry, 7Oa71c. No . red. 7es7lcs
coRH.-White, Virginia. now. bag lots, ooaS2c.
No. . WHITE, 52c. No . mixed, 4ga5Oc.
OArA-Winrer (sor seedh 33A42r.; No. 2
mixed. ssa3sc. : NO 3 mixed. 35a35c.
A~TE--uOaB3c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

TIL wEATHEs IN RIcHxos YESTERDAY was
clear aud cool. A. midnight the skies we're
clear.
Range OF the thermometer at tho front-door
OF the DIsPATCH Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

So numerous are the devel-
opments from Malaria that
people continually suffer from
this n0xious poison when they
least Imagine II IS lurking In
their systems.
Cniiis and Fever. Iutermit-
fnns-Eavar pfifouaEavaF Nv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

nARTIEs WISHING PERMANENT
BOARB can ds1 LARGE CQN31Q3N8q
R0oNR nce,y fsznhss4 - TN k4kz39A
DOOK AND JOB WORK WDA1LY
ID ExEcvrxD AT yax nsarAzun pnnEe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD
Prices for Money. BondS Socks. GRAIN
Tobacco. Cotten. 40. ssA the
Wea ther Indications
fBy .elegr.zs,o tho Dispatch

WASHINGTON, D. G., December L.
riIp Forecast for Virginia and North Care
I'M" lima for twcnty-four hours-irom mid
TO midnight: For vfrstnia-F Fair
weather; northerly winds; slightly
miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25
MUSICIANS ORGANIZE.
They VIII Form Union for the Ele.
walton Of thoir Art and FOR
Mutual Protection.

There whs we'll attended meeting
OF local musicians last night Ia
Calder's Music Palace held for the
purpose Of forming . musical union,
The primary objects are to elevate the
al, Of music in this section aud for the
mutual protection OF the members Of
the association.
The committee on resolutions con.
sistiug Of Zimmerman, krouse, Held
anu Ford reported and recommended
the formation oi local union under
tho national league OF musicians OF
the United States; that they realized
that great many elements were re-.
presented At the meeting between
whom there had not before been
u proper feeling, and they sug-
gOsilon that a lair representation be
given 20 each organization or element
In the board or officers In the union;
the committee also thought that the
union would help TO elevate the art OF
music 10 Ia proper standard and would
tend 10 create good fellowship where
there was now considerable discor.l
They, however, did not care 10 assume
the responsibility VI suggesting any
names for oillGoIs, believing that each
member o. the uniop should have u
voice in the selection OF ils oiiicers. 7
The report was unanimously
adopted.
Messra. Zimmerman, Held, Ktouse,
Ford, Peterson, Olson, Peterson and
II. Becaley were appointed aa CON.
mitiCo ON consIilution ana bylaws and
order OF business, with instructions IA
report ut II meeting TO bo held at Cald-
er'a Music Palace Sunday next at /
O'Clock pm.
The charter members will be: H. @,
rnlkenuorg, II. A. Mercer, A, j..
McIutyre, >. Caliwrll, IL. n. Hart,
NJ, l.. Slnguey, y. NJ. James, T.. j.
PiHisted, II. Il. Kenyon, J. W. An
drews, u. T., Anderson, w. a. Kuier
G. =. Ford, w, r. Boyas, john a
Kent, Neli Lobefg, J, Il, Hin, HebeI
i}rrwer, w. Mcleod, q. w. Hedges
T.. Jesperson, w. West, Charles Olsen
w. q, Coleman, L.. z. Phillips, q. A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25
peuhalc's cold Bath.

George f. Pcnhale tho popu.
lar bond buyer isr Rollins 4:
Soma Of Denver, hes just returned from
a duck hunting expedition to Spring
Lake. While there Nc, Peuhale mad
rather unpleasant and chilly tx.
porlence. lie was out on the lake in u
boat a considerable distance from shore
when q fiock Of beautiful ducks flew
ovpr rim. he took good aim aud
pulled the trigger. His gun proved TO
90 almost cannon, ior the next thlng
he knew haJyas struggling ia thv cold
waters. Of tho lake, having been
Clicked" completely out Of tne boat,
which was capazsd. fortunately the
water was shallow nni Mr.. Penhele
was able % wade ashore. IL Is said
that George offered to brihc the boys
who were with him 20 keep the matter
quiet. hut thny refused, and now he
rood .ualuredly endurgs their chatting
whenever they meet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25
IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.
What Local Parties and pariisans are
Doing.

The Liberal city convention Of Og-
den was going on this afternoon.
Hon.J. l.. Rawlins speaks ut Monroe,
SEWER county, this evening.
sHs
There are no Democratic, Republic
eau or Liberal meetings any more;
they are all "rallies."
Some OF the Republican primaries
for this county were held last night,
others viii be held this evening.
Hon. g. q. varlsh hns been talking
up Republicaniam 10 the people OF
Utah county and meeting with con
siderable enthusiasm.
Hon. g. l.. Allen started out on his
ainDow.chasing excursion yesterday
morning. His chief deputy Ia the
county clerks Office accompanied him.
-
The case OF the People against the
printers engaged IA publishing the
Oruen JOiIyHQt had preliminary
hearing before Judge Miner lat oven
ing. IL then went over till this even
ing. The charge is conspiracy, aod
"thu boys" claim II Is for political
effect.
-.
Attorney Dan harrington has re-.
turned from stumplnS tour through
the South, the most work being done
In Sewer county, He was accom-.
pnnioi by A. Jousen and other and
they feel gIatihed with their lab9rs IN
the Republican causo.
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This mOfningi Ogden STANDARD
| publishes su exhaustive reply 10 an
article by Hon. g. w. Penrose Ia a
recent number Of the Herald Vi this
city. Tho reply is from the pen o
Hon. Joseph f. smith anu "a quite
atgumuntstiyo aud Anle, II occupies
four columns Of small type Ia ihst
paper.
A number Of prominent citi2ens and
Taxpayers got together in the Chamber
Of Commerce last eveDingan arranged
"sl8to" for county officers which thi
Republican convention tomorrow II
expected 10 revise aud adopt. Il the
latter Is done, the former VIII probably
be resor,td IN liberal mEnner as
preliminary