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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-05-27
HEAR JUDGE RUSH.

DIR. Deane's Dyspepsia Pills are un-
queshonably success. 1t requires but
the use of one bottle to drive out in my
case a severe bilious attack. l hear
them well spoken of in every direction.
Il. +. BUSH, Monticello, N. Y.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-05-27

-"He ne'er considered it as 10th to
look gift horse in the mouth" but he
never let him suffer from cut, sprain or
bruise, as long as bottle of Salvation
Oil could be had for love or money.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-05-27

j. Mclaughlin, who has been caring
for valuable colt owned by Burt Keith,
of Barre, last Saturday drove it to Mont
pelier, traded the colt off and lit out.
Mr.. Keith obtained his horse but the
mans whereabouts are unknown.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-05-27
S25 REWARD.

The undersigned will pay the above reward for
evidence leading to the conviction Of any person
or persons found tamper'ng with the electric fire
alarm in the village Of Bennington, except in case
Of fire. +. N. TIFFANY, Chief Engineer
Bennington. w., January l, ls92s-blh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

company, began n suit calling PIE j.
dent Jcnuef 30 account Tor 500 ul0 g
the Def yer Water company. which
he, Jenner, Ia all gtd To have couti--
Gated 10 hi1 cwn use The sIit is iu
retaliation % one brought nrniuit
Sullivan ly ienn,r charging Sullivan
with aprr0pintlne sdTUuG 10 hla own
use which sullivan ueuiVf. The Dcu-
yer Wntcfwurhr company put on tin
market sj5i, 900 uf bonds, aud the lin
Of Receiver sullivan chlrg,s s2u5. 900
OF thissum went int1 Jounrris h,nfs
and have never been discovered tincs.
sullivan will aek why the company
ttnnpurCr has never received lhis
amount, and pray the rouf 10 call l,n-
ner to account. A. to the suit against
him, Sullivan, In auswor. viii say that
the money be Us alleged h have ustsl
for his own benefit wa utri In cone
structlOu under tho old Denver Wucr
c0mpnny'a management, prior to IT,
transfer TO the American Water com-
pnny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.-Tho attor.
ney-geueral has directed an appeal IA
bo taken IN the case 81 Higgins n Co.
against the United States, recently de.
c,dod IN favor Of The claimants in Now
l-rk. The ease Involves the pronor
classification Of assorted wools.
Tue secretary Of the treasury today
appointed George H. rhobe OF Coving.
ton, KY, INSPECTOR unlOr that depart.
ment for duty In connection with the
Immigration service. Thobe viii he
iemVbufed IA the Union Labor candi-
date who contested John q. Csrlisle'a
seat In the Forty-ninth Congress.
The President today sent the follow
ing nominations: Joseph MClienna
OF California, United States clrcul.
Judge for the Ninth judicial district;
Rowland Z. MahouOy u Now York,
minister 10 ECquador
A petition addressed to tho commit.
Tee ON rules was circulated in the
House today, asking that a time he set
apart Tor consideration OF tho free coin.
age bill.
The senate IN executive session con.
humed VIM. Guunull VI New York,
to be thiIi assistant secretary VI state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

Along with MS wit aud general pleas.
snt talk Mt Chaunccy a. Dcpew occa-
Honally gives ont good solid section VI
wisdom. 4 section Of this kind that Is
worth laying NJ Tor reference is his Ut
torrance about the necessity 20 workers
for fun and recreation lic says that
carly IN his carocr no looked about him
and Aw the great number Of buhnoa
mon who had gone to pieces physically
lie made up hi, mind that the ouly safety
luy VA variety Of occupation. Unless a
man could relieve tho strain by cxcur-
sons into other fields. and especially
such fields M would keep up his cheer
iulnoss aud hopo.ulucss, he WIS gone.
This Is genuine Niuotccuih century
gospel Ignorance Ut It has strcwn tho
road To succ,,E ail along each side with
the wrecks OF those who ought to have
been splendid mon physically and hnau-
cially TODD good work It Is nm absolute
necessity that % person shall 'switch his
mental machinery OF 10 somo channel
watch gives rest and recreation" sayi
Mr. Dcpcw using n nnzci railroad
nautical sinlle. Carrying work homo
from Office or factory produces sleep.
lu,sucss
What the famous dinner orator saya
about tho man WAC really accompanies
the most work Is likewise worth pom.
dcring
know plenty of business Managers who. II
thoy were not ably Hstistud, would rain iha
properties vixen thcy control even II thry
gave eighteen out OF t'euty.four hours to tha
l'scIvlcc know others ~ such comprehensive
and executive gruius that, with three hours a
day, they viii make ANY business success.
Commodore Vanderbilt Vas the greatest bust.
nee slgCyss tho world has ever known. lla
made about million and a hHlf a year Tor
csury var DO lived. cnuuilng frum his birth.
] lie always closed his husiuuss day nc O'Clock
and there never was any business - important
| that hr would rive u any attention after that
hour tie drove In tho afternoon hls last
homes and devoted tho evening absolutely to
recreation and rc,surablc nmusrmout-. Ho
AlWayH claimed that his Judgment was very
much better and his success largely due u
! these habits.
believe that a man ~ largo executive en-.
dovmcnta who Il properly educated and
trained. ans Tho faculty Of tclcctlng efficient
and loyal Subofdlnlita, aud the greater faculty
Of Instantly turning his mind and conccntrat.
ing all H. roruufccs upon the business In hand,
can successfully manage several Important
buslnyss concerns and still have tlmo for Ills
family, Als frignaA and the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

NEW YORK, Feb. ll.-Drexel, Nor.
gan a Go. announced officially thls
afternoon that the lcasos and contracts
signed ltst night have now been rati.
He'd by the boards OF DIRECTORS OF thu
Reading, New jersey Central and
Lehigh Valley Railway companies, by
which ls effected a combination ofthe
anthfacite coal interests. Samuel
sloan, president OF the Delaware,
Lickawanna q Western, today said
that the Lacka wanna was thoroughly
Ia sympntby with the combination.
Cornelius Vanderbilt was asked n he
would say definitely whether he was
In any way Interested In the coal COM
blnation. According TO current report
Vanderbilt authorized Depew to say
for him that he was not in any way
interested Ia the transaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12
BoUNrIEs ON SUGAR.
Tho Democrats OF tho Yves, Opposing

WAsHISuToS, Feb. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis Of tn, West, 1t now Appears, arc
TO make u serious attempt TO repel the
provision OF the Mckinley law pro-
vidlng for houhtics on sugar. Reprs.
sentative Scott (lll.) introduced a rrso.
luton inttructing the ways and means
committee TO report hill providing
for such repeal, and asserts with con.
iidencc that u majority OF tho Demo-
cratic members will favor such bill.
The resolution declares that since July
LIST last, this claim for bountivs amounts
10 millions OF dollars, imposing q
grieyous burden upon tho taxpayers.
The payment OF this bounty IL con.
tended 10 be n gift gratuity by thu
government 10 one class OF persons EN-
gagged In private enterprise, tho
burden OF which IL TO DO borne largely
by the poorly paid wheat, corn, cotton
and other agricultural products Of ths
country, together with the vast army
OF wags'earners OF the land. IL further
cites the decision OF the Supreme
court by Justice Miller, that 10 lay
with one hand the power OF the gov
eminent on the property Of the citizen,
and with the other 10 bestow II upon
favored individuals, 10 aid private
enterprises aud to build UP private
fortunes, II none the less robbery bs-
cause 1t Ia done under the forms OF
law. The resolution was referred TO
the ways and means committee.
MIR. Scott, In an interview, said,
"rhc sugar bounty IL contrary 10 .he
Constitution and violates every princi-
pie Of Republican government. II II
is considered American, patriotic and
honest to donate money out OF the
treasury to enrich private enterprises,
there Is no just reason why corn, wheat
aud other great industrial interests
should not be given bounty"
Chairman Springer Of the ways and
means committee thought that tho
resolution should have gone 10 the az.
propriaiions committee, AS the law
makesa permanent appropriation Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

It has been many years since Che En-
ropcan wheat yield was 30 small as q
was Ia tito year just past
Tho New York fish commission 70.
coivcs about $4,000 annually from the
legislature.
Little ph,s do but littlcgool In winter.
and those dropped at this season rarely
pay tor wintoring
According 10 report. about ten foot
squaro is the space allotted 10 each state
for making an apiahan exhibit NJ the
Worlds iair
II Is told by those who claim to know
that the high tlblelinds Of Mcgico win
DO the next competitor Of tho wheat
growers Of the United States.
Tho number OF abandoned farms in
Massachusetts, according TO tho report
Of the state board OF agriculture. Is ssi.
and these arc largely located in the
western counties,
Tho Now York State Dslrymon's nsso-
citation has commended TINT mono.
val be- raised IN houoroi the llte Colonel
e. d. Curtis who was one Of the soai.
ety'a most progressive AND useful mcm.
bor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12
Final Services Over the remains OF
Rev. Charles iiaddon
Sturgeon.
ADDRESS or AN AMERICAN
MINISTER.
An Immense Crowd IN Norwood Gene.
terry Awaiting the Funeral
Procession.
Final Services Held AZ che Metropolis.
san tabernacle.

Final Services Held ~ the Metropolis.
tan Iab.rnncIs.
LOSDoE, Feb. li.-Flnal services
over the RENAME Of Rev. Nlf. Sturgeon
were held "a, tho tabernacle today.
Several members Of the Commons,
Baroness Burdeti.C outta aud douuta.
lions from sixty religious bodies were
among those present. Tho services
were simple anu touching. Rev. Mt.
Fiers0u, an a mericnn minister, made
most eloquent address, nj the conclu.
sion Of which the remains were taken
10 the cemetery. The Tabernacle and
streets on the way TO the cemetery
were crowded with people. Flags were
displayed along the route followed by
the procession NJ hRl'.mast. Places Of
business between kensington and
Chapman were closed anu many
houses had the bllnds drawn.
There was M Immense crowd In
Norwood cemetery awaiting the
arrival Of the funeral procession. Tue
collin was taken from the hoarBe and
borne ~ the vault. This vault will
be surmOuutod by q bronze statue OF
spurgcon, and upon 1t win bo placed
las reliefs symbolic Of the dead
minister's benevolent works. Rev.
Archibald &. Brown, pastor OF the
East London tabernacle, delivered the
funeral Grafton at the cemetery. Rev.
Mt. Piers0n then offered prayer, and
Bishop Davidson, Of ROchester pro.
nounced the benodlction. a tier the
Religious services were concluded, the
people formed In line and slowly filed
before the open vault and took last
look.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

NEW YORK, Feb. ll.-A score of
s,,ssAlhy jewellers who have stores anu
ttnee, ~ Maiden Lane are singing q
sS rlhe which IL not all to their liking.
ins mt Inns tells part OF their story,
~ ~ I'VE have been swindled out
~ $4,000 worth OF loose dlamonis.
all from SS0,0 To slOO, 900 worth OF
,Hli.,eeilantous Iewelry." A more In.
gfshAnt lot VI merchants would 10
ga 70 Mud. Substantially, 1t IL tho
Wv .'oiy Of a firm building up fair
u ,'I laying stock heavily on time,
r su tneh a suspension, followed by a
sl itefIous dl.appearHnco Of tho assets
!. ~ n1oks. Tins Ia what the suspend.
y, ~ hrm o. d. Gundling & Co., Jewel.
,o 20 Maiden Lame, arc accused Of
Ibs1'-s; Late yesterday afternoon
~ ~ Hundling, the senior munbor
no hfm, was arrested aud lodged i'm
a. t.ulloW street jail, whore he rsmnIne
~ ueiault Of $4,000 bail. The order
Nv, M obtained Tor II. Muhrs a Sons.
'VH'lem OF Philadelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12
SALT LAKE CRY UTAH TERRToRYc

cattle has been suspended from every
country except Norway, Sweden, Spain
and Portugal
Chamberlain, leader Of the Liberal
UnlOnlsts, IN fusumlng the debate on
the reply 70 Queens speech, twitted
the opposition with still not knowing
whnt home rule scheme Gladstone
Intended TO submit. lie MISC twilted
them concerning the wHvering policy
10 regard ~ Egypt.
Morley fepiiei that the Liberaln
were opposed 10 Lord Salisbury acting
~ II England had rights beyond those
from mandatory poweiss
Regarding the Irish local govern
ment bill, lie said the Liberals knew
that Whatever Balfour's proposals, they
we're only the stopping stone to large
and safe measure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12
Discussion Between Worlds Fair
Managers.

CnoAuo, Feb. ll.-All the differ
ences between the national board OF
control and the Chicago directors OF
the World'a fair were discussed at "a
Joint meeting tsday. The discussion
took "a violent turn with Incidental
personalities, anu ended In the passage
Of n rcsolution providing for the APP
pointment OF "a committee Of three from
each board TO see II some ground OF
agreement can DO reached. The main
question at isaue Ia "a TO which body,
the national or local board, shall con-
troll the transportation and installation
VI exhibits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12
rbe Invrstirnfitn " ihe Cersu.
MurvHt.

STw YoriS, Feb. ll.-A Washing.
tonspuvial ays that two days aro, the
President ordered M Investigation N
tho census bureau. Inc special ei,tes
that II was tried b. keep the invr4tigl.
ton secret, but some VI Por,or's ifichd-
heard OF It aud were very much in
censcf o, the pfeaidcut for his action.
w On the secret Invest ,ntion wns
ordered, Porter was not $40 tho city aud
had been nwAy for several weeks. The
reagou Tor the Investigation Is sail 10
TO be- "a letter from the President OF the
81. Louis Furniture Board VI Trade,
declaring that the huteiuis igurcs on
manufacturing statistics are iuacc Uratc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

D.T-.,I - N -
VI ''",a' W n'' '''l'ou'S' except 10 iar
:" Wv ."s''''' 'i'',o es ..,'l III west
v ,,' It, Is i,syIN io' 'no ia.o kho'
NV i'WhN i"sH'' was NOT mo OLD
''''''o''V S A'N' VI o''onN'' ruior' ITO
wa "''''o' cruz vicious 'feaohoFoui
no' 'At'a'"B'H'' ho ,oc"Bh'keu thaI
"'' poop'o "''v '''S suolo',S' not III"
s'"r ,,, a i "''I' no 'ou'u 40 LOT 'no'h
nv nv u'u' '''" po'oN ''S ne was uy 4urhey'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12
Convicted Of Eliiing q Man WHO Lat
trTuIn- IpL

HELENA, Mont, Fob. ll.-Septem.
Der last "a Bedford, Peter Woods,
railroad hand, Killed man who was
tocogu Eed M Z. a. Short OF Butte.
life sentence In the peniteniiary. The
puulc hlinlhlslthtor took rhhige OF the
estate Of the deceased. u. a. short has
now appeared IN Butte, proved that he
10 still alive aud taken charge Of his
own estate. II L. now Gscertnlued that
the murdered man was w. A. Short,
formerly oi Illinois.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12
4 Chinese General KILLED for Embrace
IN NAtholici.in.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE C.yonicle,s
Paris correspondent says II Is reported
from China that General Tohen Kitong
was executed at Tien Tsin for treason
Ia having pledged himself to court
French influence, In having become a
historian, ana In having sought an
audience with the Pope TO facilitate
the work OF the Catholic missions In
Chi 9. Tho Emperor was reluctant to
sign the death warrant, but the In
iluence Of the old Chinese anti-Christ-
an party prevailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

PARE, Feb. 1.-THE religious mar.
rlagc n the Duke dc 10 ltochcloucnuld
aui Miss Matte Mitchell. daughter Of
Senator Mitchell, of oregon, took
place loiay at Tie Church OF 81.
Clo,hilic. The church was crowded
with the iricnds VI this Two families.
Many army officers, members of the
pobility and leading Americans, at
present at Paris, were among the
fashionable throDg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

sho has Correspaadrd with n GentIo-
mnu, Uaner freda's Name.

Pu1snuRo, Feb. II. 1t has lust
been learned that Miss Mitchell, the
Memphis girl who murdered her friend,
Freda Ward, has been carrying cor
respondonce with Thomas L.. Roger,
u young man OF this city, for slx
months, under the name Of her victim.
Last spring young Roger advertised In
matrimonial paper Tor a young lady
correspondent. Among the answers
was one from Miss Mitchell, who gave
the name of Freda Ward, Roger never
knew that he was corresponding with
Miss Mitchell until after the tragedy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

Boston, Feb. ll.--Tweive inches 4
snow ioil hero today throughout this
section. Wires Of all kinds are down.
The city Is IN darkness tonight, tho
electric lights having hBon III con.
tinucd by order Of the mayor. as II wAg
fcatci disastrous results might follow
the breaking Of the wire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

LONDON, Feb. HIN the Commons
today resolution was adopted demand.
ing tho appearance NJ Edward Deco
balm, who has been u fugitive for
several months ns the result OF charges
Of immortality, etc, This Ia u move
preparatory to expulsion.
Mr.. Chaplin, president OF the board
OF agriculture, stated that the foot and
mouth disease has boon traced ffom
Norfolk 10 various places In London.
II originated, he said, from cattle i'm.
ported from Denmark. Stringent meas
ures have been adopted TO stamp II out.
IL was believed TO have reached Dem
mark by way OF Schleswig.Holstelu.
Chaplin said the importation Of live
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

MARsnALLTuwN, Ia, Feb. H.
Late tonight sam Kelly, u railroad
engineer, shot Julia Long, IA teacher
In the public schools, and than suicid.
ed. Aiss Long was not fatally injured.
Kelly died instantly. II was love
affair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

NEW lURIl, Feb. 1.-THE grand
jury today returned nn indictment for
forgery against Edward M. Field. IL
is alleged that he forged the name Of
l.. Moore 10 II bill Of laiing for "a large
quantity Of wheat last November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

BERIN, Feb. 1.-THE hreuts lei
tun9 says that the police have iiscov.
cred and frustrated a widespread au-
archist plot. The recent nres In the
Royal Palace at KOulgsberg, II is said,
we're the work OF a Berlin anarchist
hOnlNlY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

TIEs isis, Feb. I'LL Hung
Changes SEVENTEEN birthday was ob.
served here with great rololciAgs. In
celebration OF the day eighty foreigners
were entertained at n banquet by Ia
Hung himself IN Ge0rron Hail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE ~ rnR
HOUSE.

The Farmers Alliance arrligned
the Democratic and Republican par
ties iu tho House today on tue charge
OfextravGsgnce Ia public expenditure
aud Insisted that the parties were TX.
nOflng the principal legislation OF the
scssiUn In order to provide lucrati ye
positions fuf the favored hsnchmcn Of
the dominant rartios. Representative
Simpson, whosO sobriquet OF "ihe
5Ocklors Statesman" has won him
national repute, was the man 10 prefer
these charges against the dominant TAR.
tie, and his speech was the most anus
ing and exciting incident Of the day.
A question OF expenditure came up
under the Ls",gtlJu reported l,y the
committee on accounts 10 appOint Wal
ter H.. Halleck, an e1 Union veteran,
TO the position Of assistant doorkeeper
VI the House. After two or three had
favored the resolution, paying a higu
tribute to Major Halleck, Mr.. Fitniah
Qll.) took the floor aud Insisted thst
II was time that the Democratic ma
I0riiy Of tue House was coming 10 iis
sougug. Yesterday IL passed rotolu.
ton giving two messengers 10 the min.
oTity OF the House. Today another
resolution was proposed for au assistant
dOOrkeeper anu tomorrow he supposed
another resolution would come in Civ
ing some place TO some pet of somo
gentleman.
simpson took the floor. He charged
the tao leading parties with log.rolling
and dividing the additional positions
equally between Democrats and Re.
publicana,
at appears" said Simpson, "that
legislation IL lost sight Of In this at
tempt TO inaugugate a new system Of
reciprocity. Why, Mr.. Speaker, have
n constituent OF my own FROM Kansas,
who has done more for this country Ia
regard TO "valuablo services rendered
In war" than any man recommend.
ed to c position In this Congress.
lie actually saved the amy OF General
Pope from destruction In 1862, aud
saved the city OF Washington from
capture by the rebel army. He was In
the employ OF the secret service, and
went through the lipes Into Richmond
and go, intelligence that saved the
army VI P0pe. notwithstanding thls
have been unable even TO obtain u
messengers position for that man,
simply because he does not belong u
the party In power; simply because no
ia neither Democrat nor Republi-
can. daughter and applauso.l Yet
the great Congress OF tho United
States has been CONSUMING two or
three days altogether making positions
for some men, because members ON ono
side or the other want TO get their
friends In office. 50 you have gone on
until the whole city OF Washington Is
besieged by hungry horde OF political
parlltans, who are anxious to reach
down into the pocheta OF the taxpayers
and take money to pay their political
followers aud friends for political ser.
vices" (Great applause.l
simpsons speech had the effect OF
overwhelmingly defeating the re,olu.
ton.
The military academy bill consumed
the remainder Of the day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

PAgis, Feb. ll.-llussinn General
Won HMzofd shot himself through the
head with n revolver, In Hotel Louvre
today. lie was ~ years Of aye aud
suffering from disease OF thu lafynx.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

4, So3liDGE, n. ~, Feb. ll.--There
v,e wD NUN IN the reports cent from thIa
ill., s'HI.y that cowboys had iight with
t,I. Navqlo Indians lrsterlny ma
ouie e .nree OF them. Everything Ia
,N S'v. now. 10 IL probable lhnt no
'sHous trouble will occur. w '"'' no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

piTrsnuBG, Mayor WymaD
OF Allegheny City was convicted this
morning Of extnrii1n. The charge Of
embezllcmont Il still pending.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

q DENYER, Feb. lin the Ur,t.i
ne.,v. .o 'itt today Dennis sullivan,
''''' D! The American WaterwoEks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

KANSAS CITY, Fob. II. DR.. New.
chairs Tor railway cags, died last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

call. I ,hpi Is MOI Jonc, the committee
shat exercise such niihef power ahu
take 'uuh other action ~ may secure
proper approximation Of tue people. OF
The Slate H. the national convention
rs funy seum lropori IN hVeoruAhce
With the spifit of these resolutions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-12

a local preacher on the Isle OF Sian,
who was dividing his sermon into an
intermmablo number Of heads, was
interrupted 10y shout from ono Of
tho congregation, impatient for the
more solid matter Of the sermon IL
self "Mato meat, mani give VI
matol It's mate we've come hero to
get Without q moments hesita.
ton the preacher replied, Then
houl on til I've done caryin.n .