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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-26
THURSDAY.


Maj. Dennis is in Jefferson City
attending to some legal business in
the Supreme Court.
Joseph +. Medley is in the city
to-day. Mr.. Medley informs us that
he is going to import another blood
ed horse, and he expects to have the
animal here in a few days.
Richard Carroll having purchas-
ed the furniture store of his brother.
james Carroll, is now in his old bust
ness-a business that he is thorough
ly posted in a TO every detail. lie
served an apprenticeship in a furni-
ture factory and ia the furniture bust
ness he is at home.
Ladies', If you want a nobby pair
of shoes. either cloth or kid top, cali
at the Bee Shoe Store.
An exchange says, the average
life oil butchers is Ten years. 1t is moi
the hard labor Of the business that
brings on the final wind up on earth.
but it is the trouble they have get
ting pay for the meat they sell to
some hotel keepers.
Our miliincrs ara preparing for
the spring trade. and soon the hus-
bands OF women who keep up with
the fashion will have to 90 down in
their pockets for the cash to pay for
the spring bonnet.
See those genuine kid custom
made OxfOrl's for S1.O0 al the Bee
Shoe Store, the best shoe on earth for
the money.
Samuel u. Green, Esq, of this
city will, at the ensuing election, be
a candidate fer Judge of the Cape
Girardesu Court of Common Pleas.
lila urbane manners, un%exceptional
department., ripe scholarship, long
and practice OF law equip him
in every respect 10 discharge the du-
ties of the office with credit TO him.
self and the satisfaction of the peo-
pie.
Mrs. II. s. DOYLE returned home
from ST. Louis Yesterday where she
had been 10 purchase her spring
stock OF millinery. She brought back
her the largest and finest stock
of millinery yer brought to this city
and she would lie pleased TO have the
call an;l see Rcr new goods.
-Mcgrimine cures II headache
Il 30 minutes. Sample free. The
DIR. Whitehall Mcgrimine Co, South
Ind. Sold BIZ Druggists.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-26
Money o the Improvements OF the
River.

The appropriation for the improve.
ment of the Mississippi River ha.
been agreed upon by the River and
Harbor Committee in Congress. The
Mississippi River gets 100000
with provision for four years, g..
100000 to be expended below the
Ohio River, 100000 between the
Ohio and Illinois Rivers, and $780,
600 above the Illinois River. The
Missouri River gets 100000.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-26

Don't fail to hear Henry Water
son at the Opera House Saturday
night, March 26th.
Shamrock, the best $500 shoe on
earth for mems wear, at the Bee
Shoe Store.
We understand that james Car
roll has sold his furniture store to his
brother Richard Carroll.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-26
assuse ana L.ss for sale.

I offer my house and lot for sale
The property is located on Middle
street, near broadway. The house is
a new seven-room dwelling. The lot
is In size 5sxis0 feet and besides the
dwelling house 1t has on 1t smoke
house, large stable and buggy house.
| want to leave the city about the
first Of April, or the first Of May at
latest, and win sell at q bargain.
HENRY BREIDE
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-26
Mngf For sale.

People who " rows car now get
nice fresh malt for feed by applying
at the Cape Brewery. Mali Is the
best feed In the world tor milch-eows.
Call at the brewery and order what
you want.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-26
Dsessr Tsarself

and save money and perhaps your
life. Send three 2-ccnt stamps In
pay postage to A. p. Ordway & Co;
Boston, Mass, and recelyc acopy nj
DIR. kanfmann's great Medical Work
100 pages, elegand colored plates.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-26
W.,.ker. ana FINANCE.

A Washington correspondent an
ncunces that Senator Pfeffer, of ksu
sas, has ~humped HIMSELF The re
suit OF this unexplained operation il
one Of the most interesting bills yet
produced by the Farmers Alliance
1t abolishcs vice and crime, puts oul
Idle iaborers ct work, checks paupei
immigration, and if properly develop.
ed in the Senate will cause the gov.
ernment to lay all Bar carpets, roci
our babies, match our stovepipes, SUP
ply our best girls with national ic,
cream, prevent further tariff discus.
sion, settle the Behring Sea contro-
versy, end the free silver question
give Us all a free federal b~ootjack,and
make all of us who are sensible
: enough to stop working when we get
3 million dollars happy and contcntcd
all the rest of ~ lives. II is said
that the bill is longer than both of
the Alliance apostles whiskers tied
together. This is not a demerit. If
the wind cannot blow through it VIC
all may be happy yet. The danger is
that the millionnaircs of the Senate
who are to be heavily taxed by the
bill may blow holes through it and
refuse 10 haye Garth turned into
heaven at their expense. The people
will hold them responsible.
-S- -
An Old Cifisca Laid to Rest.
Again has the angel of death n
tered our ranks, and taken away one
of our loved sncs. Mrs. Autonette
Hume has passed from earth to a
higher, nobler life in Heaven.
Calm and peaceful were tho last
years of her life, devoted almost ell
tirely to the church. She was a true
christian in word, thought and deed.
and an earnest member of the Metho-
dist Church in this city. She WAS
converted to that forty years ago in
st. Louis, there being no church Of
that denomination here at that time.
Returning to this, her home, she
gathered her family around her and
held services in her own homo. She
was the founder of the Siethodists in
this city. and by the united efforts of
herself and family the first Methodist
Church was built here. She has been
an earnest and devoted worker in the
vineyard of Christ's, and the reward
of tn, righteous will surely be metcd
out to her.
There is probably not another
woman in this part of the country
who was SO universally loved and
respected. who had SO many friends
and So few enemies as "Grandma
lIunZe.'
The community has lost q member
who can be replaced, while the
loss the family has sustained will
never be recovered.
Besides the countless friends, Mrs.
ITuuze leaves five children, Sc grand
children aud So great grandchildren
to mourn her loss.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-26
STATE OF Missouri, D..
COUNTY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,

COUNTY OF CAPE G1SARDnAu, s
], William Paar, Clerk of the County
Court, within aud for the County aforesaid, hereby certify that the forego-
ing list contains the names of all the candidates for the respective Offices
named TO be voted for at the City Election to be held in the CITY of Cape
Giardeau. Missouri, on Tuesday, April 9Th, 1892 together with the names
of The political parties by which said candidates have been nominated, -
the same have been certified to, and are now on file in my Office
/~ Witness my hand and official seal Done at sMce In the City
~ WILLIAM PAAR, County Clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-26
List or Mail Aatser

Remaining unealied for in tie post ONCE OF
Cape Girardeau, county OF Cspc Girnrleau,
State sf Missouri, Ear the week ending
March -, lsse.
Alternately, Ellen Arnold, James
Carroll, Emma Clatiom. Mary
Davis, I. A. Edwards, Calvin
Engram, Matte Keller. Albert
kruze, Bertha Pearson, Robert
Pugh, Jno. w. Powell. Miss Alice
Ramsey, DE-. J. W. Richards, Christina
Robertson, James Raimond, Charley
Smith, Miss Carrie schwab,J W.
Walker, Robt W. Walters, G. l..
Pessons calling for any Of ths above letters
win please say ''Advertised." giving date Of
this list. II not called for withia thirty days
they will be sen: to the Dead Letter oace G:
Yashipgten CE. q. u. CGAAEE. 2. u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11
Before Judge Zane.

The following mAtIcrs,amOng others,
have come before Chief JUST CO Zaue
today;
rne case OF Henry Corrigan VI. Salt
Lake City was dismissed without pre-.
juice.
La that OF the United States vs..
Edward Crofts, charged with adultery,
tie tail was reduced to $1,000.
Notice aud order for publication Of
motto. was made TO disincorpofatc In
tho case Of The People W. Psrley's
PARK scenic Resort company.
In tue matter OF the q reat salt Lake
anu Hot Springs Railway company vs..
The Oregon Snort Line anu Utah n
Northern Railway compa ny, An appli.
cation for an orderto enter upon premi.
scs and construct road, etc, was en-.
tered In Judge Zane's court this after
noon.
In the case q the People W. Ed
mund Halliday, charged with admin.
isterlug poison, Judge Zane made Rn
oruer for the release Of the Defendant
ON his own recogniZnuce.
In the case Of Joseph II. Smith Vs..
Low ii. Dale, the hearing ON the 10.
port OF the referee was confirmed aud
tho findings OF th- releroe susts iued.
Tho motion 10 Tsiax costs In the case
Of VIM. Hardman w. w. j. Harvey
was argued and submitted.
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pnhiic sehool Exhibit.

a large aid most creditablc exhibit
ton Of the work done In the public
,chols moy now be- soeu In Caldet's
Hall, on Market street. The "home"
display consists Of almost every kind Of
fancy WORK aud doll dressmaking. In
some Of II there 1. evidenced artist c
ability OF high order. a number OF
pieces OF home made "phyiical appar'
atu." testify not only 10 tho Interest
taken In those subjects by tue teachers,
buI also TO the Ingenuity Of the
Toys VINO maize them. Pfomi cut
among tho dlfect pfOducu Of the
schoolfoom are the hsfbafIum aud the
relief maps. some Of the latter ATE
worthy 81 place In the schoolloom,
not rs the product Of u pupii but zs u
reference map. Lack VI space prevents
n detailed notice Ur the publication Of
the names oil those to whom crcdit IL
due Tor this exhibition of the skill OF
the young people oil our city. Tue
teachers have shown great industry
In the arrangement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

a story which, II true. ~ ono Of the
most sensational on record ronches Paris
from the Spanish frontier. a farmer
and his wife living at Pcrnlnda, neal
Figuoras, had saved mp sixty pounds In
order TO hire q substitute 90 serve In the
army for their son. who had been called
upon TO join tho colors. Tho parents
accompanied 10y their boy. set out the
other day for Corona Ia order 10 find
the substitute. leaving their daughter
Dolores 10 keep housc in their absence.
Meanwhile n loonl bad character named
Foulanou, who lived In tho next house
~ the farmer, overheard the latter and
his wife rs they were converting about
the object ui their proposed visit tC
Corona. He also learned through caves
dropping operations tho amount u
money raised and heard the farmer,
wife locking Il mp In a wardrobe.
When she coast was clear Of every
body but Dolores, Foulanou--his face
covered with amask-ontcrcd hisnelgh
boris house, closed the door Of It care
fully after him, aud going TO the kitchen
there seized the girl, gagged her nnd
bound her 20 an iron post which sup
ported beam. Standing over Dolotc,
with a knife, tho robbcr nado her point
10 the place whore the sixty pounds wa,
aecrotod. As he was putting tho money
In his pocket the girl muttcrd SOME
words Of rcprolch, wheroupou Foulauou
said that as sho recognized him despite
his disguise she must die. She could
however, choose the manner OF he,
death, whorcupon tho girl snid she pro
ferrcd hanging To being butchorod with
the robbers knife.
The most sensational part OF this story
Is its climax, Foulanou, IN tying III,
ropo whicc ho intended for the maiden
got his neck hopclos,ly outanglod IN u
and was accidentally strung up himself
Then thcro arrived on the scene, like
true hero of romance, the lover Of Do
lores, who was accompanied by CROW,
OF villagers and foulauons wife, Thu
robbcr was released from his porilou
position, restored TO consciousness an,
handed over tn justicc. Tho curtain fcl
a. Dolores was lifted from the erouni
by her delivcrer, while the robbers wifi
went oil into u fit Of Mysteries. --Pari
Cor, London Telegraph.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

WAsIuSuroN, June ll.-Uolonel l..
Il, Polk, president OF the Farmers
A Alliance, died u, ll;l5 this morning.
MAsHisGTOS, Juue II. - Colonel
Polk was relative OF President Polk
and native o. North Carolina, aged
10. lie served ut one time In the Con.
federate army, but resigned to enter
the STATE legislature. Later he was
State commissioner OF agriculture, and
still later began the publication OF the
Progressive Farmor. At the. time 0f
his death he Was serving the third
term ~ president Of the Farmers
A lliance. Had he survived, he would
probably have been nominated for
President or vice-president, ut the
Peoples party convention soon to be
hell ut Omaha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

WASHINGTON, June ll.-Sub-com.
mittee OF the Worlds Fair committee
of the House has prepared n substitute
biil for that now before the committee,
providing for government aid 10 the
ExpOslOn. The substitute propose that
ten millions silver souvenir half dol.
lars be recoined from uncurrent sub.
sidiAry silver coina now In the
treasury to aid in deiraying the
cost Of completing the work at
Chicago, 5000, 900 are appropriated 10
reimburse the treasury for the loss on
such recOinage. Out OF the net amount
received into the treasury Of the TX
position on the government Is To re-
ceive such proportions IS this apprO.
priatlon beSrs 10 the whole amount ex-
rehded. Provision Ia made for the
preparation ot 10000 bronze medals
ami $4,000 yslllm Impressions Tor dip.
,omna to DO awarded 70 exhibitors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

DURsUANT TO An ORDER on SALE TO
i me directed by the District Court of the
'lWrd Judicial District Of the Territory NJ
Utah, County Of SAT- Lake, / mall expose at
public snloi6t the front door at the County
curt House, IN the city ana County Of SAT-
Lake, Jnh Territory, on the 9Th day OF June,
1872, NJ D. O'Clock M, MI the right, title claim
anu In crest ~ Edith \. Morris, VI. A. Camp.
bell uAd cha ~. Campbell his wife, William
II, htlls, and Martha H. Sells, his wife, OF, Ia
and "a .le following described property to wit
Commencing at the northeast corner OF lot 1,
IN block 80, Fiat ~" salt Lake City turycy
and running thence west rods, thence south
rods, thence east rods, thence north rods to
the place of beginning, containing % square
rods Of ground lying and being IN the city aud
County Ut SAT- Lake, Territory of uthh d.
10 be- sold as the property OF Eiiih N,MOrris,
NJ, a. Campbell, aud Celia NJ, Campbell, ms
wife, william u sells and Martha u. sclls, his
wife, at the suit Of HARRIET simOns.
Terms OF sale; cash.
ANDREW j HURT. shcrids
by JOHN u. CUMMOtk. deputy
JOHN n. CANNON,
Attnrdoy Tor rlainun.
Dated At sal; Lake City this 18Th day OF May,
4, u. losl. sat
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CLOSING EXERCISES


The closing exero iscs OF the Latter.
day Ssints' Seminary OF the Eigh.
teonth ward were held la the indie
pendent schoolhouse yesterday, com.
inencing at Il n. nj. The upper hall
was proiusedly deco rated with flowers
and well filled with parents ana friends
fthe students. The progra mme was
made up Of theological and 9th or exer.
clses, songs, solos and recitstions, from
pupils representing tho various de-
psrIments, also u very appropriate anu
touching yaledlotory address 10y one Of
the graduates.
Encouraging and satisfactory re-.
marks were made by President Joseph
II. Taylor, Bishop U, i. Whitney anu
Brother ROl ert Patrick, chairman VI
the bOard Of education,
The principals report shows An at.
tendanco Oi 2is pupils Tor the past
year. The following passed succes,-
ful examinations AMI graduated with
honor Ray GTaut, Bertha Anderson,
bessie Eumonus, Thomas NJ. Mum
ioru, Austin Whitney, Joseph Patrick,
ThoINald Jensen, William ID, Ed
monds, Albert Toronto and James
FuTster.
The institution is In healthy con.
dition, anu will open liz next academic
year under more favorable circum'
stances than ever before. The service
OF Brother q. NJ. Mumiord, VINO, ~
principal, has given great satisfaction
To the patrons Oi the school, have beef
retained Tor next year; also those o
Mra. HARDY, very tiGcisnt teacher
who VIII take change OF the ptepaia
tory department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

in the Probate Court In and FOR salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

The fastest cooking, automatically at.
tested, was done not long ago by Prince
Bismarck's former chef, who Is nov
chief cook In famous restaurant OF
Berlin. lilo had made u bet with reg
ular guest OF the place that ho could
kill, dress, cook and serve u chicken IT,
six minutes. The exploit was to be per
formed before invited spectators.
At TO o'clock ON tho appointed evening
tho cook appeared with his gus cooking
stove on platform IN sight Of all in the
room. Ho waved tho chicken around
his head and It cacklod loudly. Dccap
itating the fowl with one blow OF a gilt.
tcring knife, this gustronomic export
within sixty seconds had removed every
feather from it, The gas stove was al,
ready lighted, with broiler upon IL.
The fowl was cut open and drawn in
one other minute aud placed upon the
brUilor; hot dish gtrnished with
wniercress was ut hand, and it lacked
just n second OF the nix minutes when
the chicken was served -Pittsburg Dis
patch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11
LOCAL BREvlTlEs.

ARRNNaENESTs were completed today
or the annual excursion Of tue old ioik-,
IN tho 20.h inst. Payaon IL tue place
,hosen.
COALTTn q SNTLURovE OF Main stree.
nave lust received u large selection or
popular music. Among tho list i 3"
,hsrming wallz.song, "sing, pretty birds
10 me-"
THH Quarterly Conference Of the Prim,,
ary Association Of salt Lake stake VIII
be- held on saturday, June ~ hat 10 a.ui.
aud . n. m, at the Assembly Hall. J.. e.
Clawt0n, President.
a REpunLicAS meeting will be held IN
.he salt Lake Theatre on Thursday
evening next, for the purpose of raliyihg
the nominations of the Minneapolis COM
vontlon. Sec Advertisement
BRorurn GEon0E g. LANuEur, bu'i.
moss manager Of the DESIHtr News 90
adjustment, returned today from u nip
to the East. ON the ugoing journey ne
accompanied the party VINO iaNeled on
the tram which made tho Initial Trip ~
the Il. q. W. dyer TO Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11
A JEKYLL AND HYDE.
The Louise Bandit aud Louis Band.
mann Theatrical CompanJ's
Latest Performance.
THE PRESIDENT OF rHC FARMERS
ALLIANCE DEAD.
Joy In England over Blaine's Defeat
-PalaciO's Forces
Routed.
m. Ind Of playing "or. Jehyn aud
ur Hyde"

HKLEsA, NJ, June II. - Louise
Baudit has brought suit against Louis
Sandman for half the interest IN
hi. extensive ranch aud personh
property. BandmAnn ana Mics
Bandit formerly had pertDetship In a
theatrical company OF San Francisco,
about ten years ago, aud took IN
Australia, Ceylon, India and other
countries, playing "Dr.Jeykyll aud Mr..
HYDE" Upn their return they con
tinued the performance through this
country, alter which Bandmann be-
came infatuated with the cattle husi.
mes. aud bought aud stocked rnnch
near MissDuia, Mont. All this tune
he was playing cdr. Jcykyll aud MI
Hyde" ~ successfully N the stage A.
before tho fOotiights, for half the
money TO tho limit Of $4,000 ex.
pended In the ranch belonged TO the
sOuttette Bandit NJ her share Of the
pronis Of the theatrical business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

Y uCkY ntLt. MINING CO. Loo tT1OS
- of principal place ut business fark CITY,
Jt4h. Notice 4 hereby gwen that NJ meeting
Of the Hoard of Trustees, bold on the ipti day
Of NAV, ls1i. IN asfcasmcnt tNU.il NJ three ~
cent per share Wa levied on tho ,apital
stock 81 the corporation, pay ablc within thirty
at Nos. 3 and 20 MAN street, salt LAKE CITY,
Utah Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid On the lird day Of Juae.
1sFl will be delinquent and advertised for sale
II public auction and unless payment Is made
before will be- ID on the Rlrd dav u July Z,
isYl 10 pay the delinquent usaessmcntsl 10
actber with the cost OF advertising aud eN.
uenaf u aalr. u. H. HARDY President
Lucky Bill Mining Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

At % o'clock In thomorning word cant
from Piercoton, Ind, a village of 1900
inhabitants, that ono Of tho principal
business blocks was on fire. Two fir
companies wero sent from Warsaw but
could do nothing with tho burning
building, aud II was soon destroyed, III
wurd Messy, clerk in u store in the
burning block, jumped from the second
story window and broke leg.
When the fire was ut It's worst u con.
pie Of the momhers Of the two compluio,
became involved In controversy
Each company took tho side OF its MON
Dor, and for awhile tho lire WIS forgot
ton and the companies turned their uo7
algs ON each other, In Che meantime
.hc building was consumed,-Co Wash.
ingtOn Post.
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BEAVER WOOL MANUFACTURING
AND MILLING co.

NToTtCE or AssTssMENr-NoT Is
~ hCrohy given that Al meeting Of tho
directors, held un May gth, ispl. M asscsmcnt
OF ten per cent Tor 81 90 per share " SlauQl
was levied upon The ApiAl stock " th1 cor
poration, payable July ist, ispg. 10 J, q. 10.
ton. secretary, a. BEAVER Clty. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain UNPAID on the Ind day Of July. lsnl,
will be delinquent ana advertised Tor sale Al
public suction and unless payment ls made
hrtulc viii be sold on the iist day OF July,
gethcr with the cost OF advertising and tN.
ponsu Of sale.
J. D. ToLToS, Secretary.
beaver CITY. May itih, is1l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

Nj AmGAnET E9wslAS TIM II u nap, AipMISis.
man, deceased, having tlrd her petition heron.
duly verified. praying Tor m order OF sale OF tho
real estate Of sHid decedent, Tor the pur.
by the Judge uf said court. thatuii persona ins
tercsted Ia the estate Of sad deceased, appear
before the sad Probate Court on Saturday,
tho 2nd day OF July, l-33 Nc ~ o'clock IN
the forenoon % SAID day, at the Court Room
OF SAID Probate Court, AZ the County Cnurt
House, IN the city and county " salt ingu,
Utah Territory, 20 show cause why an order
should not be granted To the said a1nnnistra.
TiN, 10 sell 30 much NJ tho Tugl estate u tEe
said deceased 40 private sale NJ shall ne nprns.
sary, ana that u copy Ut tlnA order be published
~ least four successive weeks IN the bEsruEr
EyfNtNu NEws, q newspaper printed and puD.
lished In said city and county,
Dated June lst l,p3,
q, W. BARTCH,
Probate judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

NEW NoRl, June 1.-THE HeralIs
Puerto CaueT, Venezuelan dispatch
ays hattie was fought yesterday
near Caracas between tho dictator's
Orces anu the rovolutionists, which
rr-uitei In sweeping victory Tor the
after, PalncclO's forces were routed
ytrr stubborn resistance, leaving dead
und wOunlet ON the field. The
rvnlutiouiSt- are unw marching
luward Carcass aud panic prevails In
he capital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-11

NEW YuRiS, June 1.-THE nomina.
ton II Harrison with Reid for second
place on the ticket has created "a vari-
ETY. Of sentiment and oplrion from
prominent men u both parties. The
general opinion IL that the ticket IL n
strong one, AMI abstraction with the
result OF the convection Ia freely eN.
pressed by busincss men generally
with the exception ola few Of thu most
arieni Blaine symp,thizefs, who have
hardly recovered from the dissppoint'
meut Of their hOpeH.