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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20

William Zu,dwig was sentenced to
the county jail Yesterday for thirty
days by Judge Haggcrty Tor drunken
ness- Mrs. Zuidwig testified that she
hsd received no money or means FIR
her support from her husband s.nce
Christmas, and that he had been drunk
nearly eli the time since.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20

There has been . largo sale Of tickets
for the Rose Maiden" cantata at Hart
mans hall Tuesday, the 23d. Box
Office open Monday. I'D. mt 3 .. M, for
sale of reserved eeats; only fifty cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20

J. B. Cooper and Henry Gallagher
pleaded guilty in police court yesterday
morning TO the charge OF drunk and
dssorderiy. Each was fined IS and
costs, but being unable to pay the
amount both went to Jail for thirty
days. Charles Towner's jag was not 20
disorderly and he was fined 81 and
costs or to he confined in the county
Jail for ten days. lie was committed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20

and the case WIS deferred till Thursday
February rs. Ill order TO give the court
an opportunity to confer with the
county agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20

Do not confuse the famous Blush oil Roses
with tho mary worthless paints. powders
creams and bitaches which are tiooding the
IS cents per bottle. ana guarantee IL will re-
move your pimp'es. frecxies. blackheads.
moth, tan aud sunburn. and give you = lovely
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has . picture of our mill. None genuine
without IL. Valley CRY MfLLaro Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20
ANOLDMAN'SWHIMS
How They Were Influenced by
= Designing Woman.
EVIDENCE IN The BROWN CASE
shows How Family Skeleton Can Be
csnjrssd Up After Many Peaceful
Years = Al Witnesses Agrss.


eonj1Sse Up Atsf many
Yexrs - An Witnesses Agree.
The contest over the last viii and
testameot Of the iate James H. Brown
,ass loaf noaa of il attract,vsness.
r. 80 ,,..,,~ exa,-s Ana 49, ~.>,,x,
=. - s
foenn yestsusy e 90 Psss"as esys "
NE hearing. The contestant, MIS-
Aheo Hayden, u still surrounded by =
core of Iadv frlends. Zach and everv
80 ~ ~<hom NO. and thec offar con.
.ossnss 800 .1nA k'>ncss N
we oifecuoa ~ tne pfoPonsnss As-
Haines. who ats back Of her counsel.
HE'D. impsas,ve. aud undisturbed bv
The aenaatlonal ev,deuce winch IL being
ndduced.
When court convened At the morning
,een,on Nra. Skinner. slstsr OF the late
~. Brown. resun,ed the srand. and
NJ. Dunham cross-examlned her. In
,ddis,on 10 What she ex.d the day be-
fore. Abe seetified that Mr.. Brown be-
rnn 10 be irritable and change IN his
Sonduct toward his wife about 1871.
AZ 0mes be vns pleasant. bat instead
~ provinr batter he grew worse. In
lSSO Mr.. Browne nature entirely
changed. In 1851 he oncs observed
hat be had made = will and all hi
couldn't break IT, The cross questions
put by Mr.. Durham did mot snake Mrs.
e u ~ 1'I sss ss' nnrh =. n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20
APPEALED THE CASE.

Irving Woodwork Convicted Under the
Milk Ordinance.
Irving Woodwork was: convicted in
police court yesterday of violating the
mix ordinance, w., conducting his
business IS dealer in milk without
procuring > license. When the court
wass called TO order in the afternoon
Judge HaggeIty said be would the or
dinance to be valid, so far as the police
concerned. and that he would leave the
question to be passed upon by higher
court. Mr.. W00dwJrth was iinec x25,
OF IN default of payment to be confined
IN the county jail tor thirty days. The
case wac appealed to the superior
court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20
Court Notes.


Rose Gallagher has sued Thomas
Dixon IN Justice Browns court to re-
cover! $67.s3 claimed TO be due the
plaintiff Tor services rendered IN the
restaurant OF tue defendant as hta /
cook. The case will he on call this
morning.
zacliarles Groet filed q bill for divorce
IN the superior court yesterday xxaIns t
Gr.tle GrOet, his wife. The grounds
alleged are desertion and non.support.
Execution of sentence IN the case Of
Fred Snltt', drunk, was deferred ly
Judge Haggerty vi the police court yes
teruay until this morning.
Sarah Hahn has sued the National
Union Insurance company. tue decia-
ration was filed in the circuit court
yesterday.
The case against Michael Evener, dis
orderly, was nolie psos'd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20

JUDGE ADsIr.

Alice I. Hayden: vs.. Ma,garretta
Haines. appeal from probate court; on
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LAW AND LAWYERS.


JUDGE BURLINGANE.
Anna Rivard We. The City OF Grand.
Rapids; continued over the term by
consent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-20

The following cases were started in
the circuit court yesterdays: NJ. Lewis
swift institutes foreclosure proceedings
against Richard Stanton and Eliza Stan
Ton Tor 5000. Perry HardsaIl begins
suit against John Il. White for 5000 on
: promissory note. In addition 10 the
above two Cases, returns on appeal,
have been filed in the case of DR.. W..
DeLnno against Joel Collins. The
piiysician sues for medical services aud
wants $4,000. Returns Oh appeal have
slso been filed in the case OF Mary A.
Foster against John Snyder. Both are
from Justice Westfall's court.
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TERRIBLE
BACKACHE
CURED.


! bad 3 terrible ssea1s boekeoDe. ler fe,g
tosr1 without arg lef 40 - ~; ocm1f1mee i
ec1ia hardy axAlfhten up- CeuI1 nof rae .
Q&Go1 On scrcnDt 81 the Grcate7 $50 from ~
tl1nn ride 4 kovr neW br<u HuA<f fb< freef
ment al DK 4 CLAY 7oHD. H =. DtFs<l~s
Gfrerf. Grand Eepf1s. Hfef ten days ert
gpaffr6ny 1 rode y m{<ee sd nip< UItes e<4n<
n ; wagon without enkn ~ s<l-fhe ffsf <tn-
for }eu< rfHF< | 0oci6 rhe>ffn:fg fecgu uta4
~. Tota - fbcge Uhc hext kre4x n1Ins Il
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A comior,aais Warm weather nrss,.

A Comfortable Warm weather nrsss.
"Noyer heard cf a Chinese coliapfiug
from the heat, did your asked q Wet
side doctor as be famed him V vigor-
ouily aud occasionally tuRged away az
his shirt collar "rhly may he hoathen.
but they have moro common sense iu
apparel than AL, Of "a good Christian
combined. / jdst passed one OF the
uuencd gentry standing az the c0rner O
Madison aud Clark az high noon, th0
sun pouring upon the top Of hil hoa
and tho Thermometer registering Oh j.
the shade. lie was cool as "A cucumber
Gle wore no band about HE shirt anu
no collar 10 shirt or blouse. Vest hchao
none. Nou aud have from twenty ,u
twenty-five thiclncssos Of cloth clos
about our iugulars and thcn we say we
pre Christians. Christians know suicide
to be- sinful, don't they, rh1nhow dare
they choke themselves la biistcrug
weather, And the Chiuaman isu't idio.
enough to cliuch his mdprgaments To
his bnck with Precipitation producing
suspendors, nor wear bis shirt inside his
trousers. lie Affects cool suuduls and
light hats, and iu al shows % superb re-
gard for his sat,,y Next To following
tho cxamplO OF our first pdru,H Ia their
hst estate, the Chinese plan iu summer
IS the most comfortable style Of dre.,
upon the tUc9 OF tho earth. '-Chlcago
Mail
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AT InzleWood cemetery, near Monte
yuma, a., one dny ln.t week, Charles
Block, wishing TO remove the remaius
OF his vito. who died eight years ago.
opened her grave. Hc found 10 full Of
water and WIS astoufhcd at the weight
Of tho coffin The combined strength Ut
1--WE mon finally brought the coffin ont OF
tho grave, and when opened % was
found that the action ri thc water had
tugicd the body H. solid stone, prosery-
ing 10, natural appearance 90 a rummls.
abl1 degree. Even bouquet Of flower
held by the dead woman was perfectly
potdhod. Tho skin was fair and tho
hair as black and glossy as in life.
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Harry Hopkins aud w lille Budd,
aged nino and eleven years Tesp,c'
lively, were arrested tins afternoon on
n charge Of disturbing the peace. The
lads, 1t Ia alleged, created disturb
ance at the Nineteenth ward school
house aud were taken into custody by
Officer Armstrong. They were oo'
cuping seats In the captains office be-
hind the railing this afternoon. The
toys both declare that they are inuo-
cent OF any wrong doing ana say that
other boys are responsible for ue
trouble.
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San ANToNio, Texas, sept. d.
Mayor W. r.. Cteary, who has just
arrived from al extended trip through
the drouth-stricken section along the
Rio Grande border, states that the re-
cent heavy rains nave produced n won.
dcriul change IN the appearance u tie
country. At Laredo he found grass In
abundance. Passing thence to pvna
station, be found, Notwithstanding
sand, "a fair crop ui gfass through the
county TO Rio Grande CITY. At Fort
Ringgold, WHARF two months ago
there was not spear Of grnss
on tho parade rround, there WIS
a beautiful yerdure II natural
grass, three inches high. The Rio
GfAndc river was on one Of the grand
ct hOOmH ever known. ~ Edinhurg
large wnshouts had occurred, carrying
away dwelling HOUSES and stores. BE.
tween Ediuburg anu Brownsville, the
Rio Grande has the appearance OF n
lake, OVERLOOKING both sides OF the
county. A number OF cuts has been
made, Transferring Texas soil % Alex
leo, aud vice versa. Near Browns.
willie Ons cut throws five hundred ncfcs
on the Texas eide. AZ Brownsville .
washOut threatens the ndmlnislraii0u
building Of Fort Brown. Captain
johnson, the commander, II taking
measures TO prevent the destruction Of
the post. The country presents the gp.
pearauce Of a flower garden. Gynss is
six inchea high, syca IN sandy die.
tliCts. The cattle Ia In a dnn cOndi-
ton.
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the criminal court this morning.
Bergman conductei his own case and
plead not guilty. Flick took the stand
and testified to toe facis OF the AZ.
tempted assassination ~ elreudy told
IN these dispatches. This evidence
was cofroborated by NiCS-Chairman
Leiahman, the on!y witness Of the as-
sauiL
Tao doctor described the nature Of
Ffirk's wounds. Bergman was per
iocily cool during the progress OF the
ifiHl.
At the conclusion Of the tesiimony
for the SLATE, Bergman refused 70 be
sworn. but raj long statement IA
his own defence, declaring that ms
act was the outgrowth % oppression ~
laOorby capital; asserting that u would
eud In n struggle between them with
the result OF freedom FOR labor. HIS
reason for shooting Frick was 10 ria
the earth Of the nppresslr " the work
men. The Judge had ilnally To limit
him rs to the tihie, aud thcn cut on
his discourse.
The jury returned n vetdict OF
guilty without leaving their scats.
when sentence was passed., Berg
man said he did not expect Justice and
did not rut u.
Bergman was found guilty aud sen
fenced 10 - years 10 the peultentiary,
anu One year In tho workhousu.
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LOCAL BREylTlES.

THOMAS BUnNs, an English miner,
was arrested by Oficcr Daunor this afior.
noon on suspicion Of being connected
with gang Of crooks.
CnAHLE- Josrs, youthful booth ack
who recently made bis advent hero from
Ogden, was run IN by the police this ~
tcrnoon ON a charge OF tfospass
MHs. sARAu WOODS, who was thrown
nom buggy while returning
from tho city cemetery last week. l. re-
covering from her injuries, and Will be
all right again in few days.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued today
10 James Duckworth nged &c and Eliza
beth Hansen aged 20, both OF Salt Lake,
10 George w Suthou aged 2s and Adnlina
y. iiinkloy aged i5, both ofSalt Lake.
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A New Yorker taking q sunday
stroll beyond tho city limits WAS Sun.
prised ut the conduct of twoscorc of
spurows that iluttored in the air a
foot on 80 above a bare rock in the
midst 81 an empty pasture, Now
and then a bird would light ON the
rock, but most of the time the gray.
ish brown flock poised uneasily Just
over the spot 1t looked at FIRST rs II
the birds were catching insects,
though none was visible. On the
human inuudor's nearer approach
the birds still IN tho ain took light,
aud almost us many moro spruug out
VI the grass Immediately about the
rock. AT tho same instant the head
and rapidly moving tongue Of large
blacksnnke became visible just be
hind tine rock, and he too made OFF
It was apparently n clear case of bird
charming by the snake. New York
sun.
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BEAVER NEWS.
Dolngs Of the Couris.-Polltlcai
Rallies.

BEAVER, Sept l0.-[5peoial TO the
DISCREET NEws.l-Ssturduy afternoon
aud this morning were occupied In
hearing tho case OF the Beaver Wooden
end Manufacturing Go. W. Riddle.
The evidence was quite volumin-
Gus and assumed tlresome proper.
lions.
Gilbert Webb, convicted Of adultery
ON Friday last, was called up ny
Judge Miner this mOruinR anu
sentenced to ak montha In
the penitentiary. His counsel will
not appeal, considering he gets on
very well.
While tho above civil case was be-
Ing tried, the grand lury hled Into
court and presented two indictments.
They are still nj work.
The Democrats had smother big
house on Saturday. Considerable
livcliness was displayed.
The Republicans have a rally In
Fields opera house tonight.
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WY TRE DBSBRET NEWS SEOUL!
BE SUBSCRIBED FOR In PREFER,
ERCE TO kEY OTHER PAPER.

IL u tho organ OF the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latior-day Saints, and
ibe authorized medium through which
The views, wishes and Instructions OF tn,
church Authorities arc oxpr cssed and
given 10 tho saints.
Ill may always be- relied upon NJ
advocating or defending the right side OF
very question proper for public Journal
o reNt upon.
3.-Itis devoted to tho Interests Of tht
laiter-day Saints, and has, from its in
Hrpiiun, yulianlly defended their rghu
u1 advocated tho principles In which
thoy bolloyo; and every Lat,er-day Sain
should therefore feel under obligations u
DO his part IN helping to sustain II.
1.-ltis not published for speculation
aud never has boon. but for tho good
which II Is capable OF accomplishing the
profits, + any ihcro ho derived nom Il
icing devoted TO extending iis sphere OF
usefulness aud bonehlting the commu'
nlty.
5-li IL doing It's utmost 10 establish
home Industries, among which are paper
making and type-founding, aiorootypiug
aud olectroplatinG - branches necessary
Ia The development and Independence OF
tho community. but which, during their
infancy which In this Territory they
have not yet passed, can only be carried
on ut II poeuniary loss
u.-Thero Is no danger OF any sub
scriber to the NEWS falling to get what he
subscribes for through failure Of the bus
moss and n suspension Of the publication
"A result in the case OF Hundreds Of
newspaper ventures ovory year
1.-lt is printed In readable type, 10
that even tho aged can potuso II without
difficulty or danger TO their oyosight,
ST Is free from Objectionable edyor-
that his children will huyo their minds
corrupted nom having access to ~ In
fact, Il refuses Thousands OF dollars worth
OF tho best paying advertisements annu-
ally, because II ia devoted u tho moral
and spiritual Interests Of its readers IN
stead Of 10 getting gain at their expense.
els tone Ia not regulated by public
opluIon nor the hope OF gaining subscFlb-
ers or advertisements. Il advocates that
which is righ, and condemns that which
Is wrong, regardless OF results, financial
or Otherwise.
lot never nausGatos IT, readers by
palmiug oil columns OF seli,pralss for
news iioms.
1.-THE NEws practices no deooptlon
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rir naa re,ler. a, orrron.

PORTLAND, sept. l0.-Fhe grand
representatives 10 the sovereign grand
lodge ol Odd Fellows assembled In
Matquam Theatre this morning.
Addresses of welcome were delivered
ny Governor PonnOyeu, Mayor Mason
and J. J. Walton Of the grind lodge Of
Oregon. Hon. Charles NJ. Busbce,
grand sire, delivered the response.
The body then reported 10 Ariou hall
where the 0Sth annual session adj
lOurned, and at 2.30 I. IA. q parade was
formrd In fix divisions, and marched
through the pfin,ipa streets. Tho
city was proiusely and beautifully
decorated.
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NOTICE

= " REnY GIVEN 40 THE sTOCN.
1 holdvra " the kctn Llud and Stock
company ihai there Will boa urrtinr ~ thc
silcAholdyra Of faii corp rstiua hoid ~ the
oiArc ot Juuaipra hfsIhtts lttrHiWcut Com.
panY, ~ No 10 Ntai lirHt ~outn Street,
Salt lake titY, nt the hour of 90 PM, On
Saturday, october Sfh ltut, tor tlc purpose OF
Amending thr tumuauy'a Articles uf fncnf-
Ior ulH iy inrTgflinE mo number of shHtCa
20 liH laUiinl Siurk, and ulsp hy euiafr,nE the
CUmpIuNs scope Go teal In other prraonAl
prupcr} besiics cattle and hofacs, Hni io give
sarn additional puWurs Co thr Directors and
Managers 10 iuY and stll cattle. bufsor uuh
sheep md uthCr perfOul' property. o. also
real property a. may DO cuntuciVr Ia thu ia.
trfrstH ara lIiure welfare uf the company.
aud 1lefi o. inr~rs-e the number oi Directors
ANA Qllrr uiietrE of The company, and % maze
sucu Other hhugea hnd modification pc may
most merry meet the present UAlgonrics 81
tho company.
Secretary nnd ifcadurtr
nAtnd lhe IN day % .npIenllar. ~. d
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No1loe

Is HEREBY GIVES TO THE STOCK.
4 hoidurt OF the houh loint COR 1lIation
Irrigation Cpmuany. shat tho annual meeting
be held III . O'Clock u.m., ou Friday. me
seventh Jay OF OrtUuur ucNt, 10 tho cullen
Iioicl, SAT- Lutg ity, tn elect a Hoard OF
Director for lhr ensuing year aud 10 adopt o
plan for equitable difluhutun ant sale Of
TIE waters ni Toe canal bel using 90 satd com.
paul ami iur the purpose ~ increasing TIE
tnIltnl stock, merely changing section ~
the Aftrlrn Of Incorporation, also auund
INK Articles OF Incorporation, changing day
of annual mooiiur and such other business
pertaining tu the int,rDat Uf tho company 90
may BIO brought before It,
j. ". WHITEHEAD. JH,
secretary,
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NOTICE.

On tho fnt dry Of October next
there will be an entire change Ia the
management Of the DHsEREr NEws.
The paper, however, viii continue to
be non psriiran in politics and viii re-
main the official organ Of the Church
Of Jesus Christ OF Latter.dny Saints.
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Aud IA accordance wish law and tho order at
The Hoard ~ Directors, made on the g.ud ~
July, 3. d. itts, 90 many 7hAgra ui each parcel
OF such aiuct 10 inay De- necessary Will he Gold
~ me nnlre ~ the Pacific lumbor nnd nuNlding
Co., sugar llouse. @slt Lake ~uny, Utah. on
the lAtn Of september A. u .ls2, 40 : o'clock
y We, 10 ray DELINQUENT assessment thereon,
tnathcr Win ne cost 90 advertising aud ca.
I'm. LYMAN. Jr. Secretary.
The salo Of tho above advertised stock IL
hereby postponed uuill th0 .Gth day OF septem.
Der lsHs, at2 O'Clock Pm,
iiy order OF tho hHrd ~ Directors uf tho
isrlc Lumber and huildinf Company, this
the i5th day Of scptcmhrr, lsu2
81. LYMAN, jr,, sccr,t sry.
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rhr nrnrtolIr nenehe. IInrhor.

nooTH BAY, Me-, Sept. l0.--Tho
steamer "Carroll" from HALIFAX 70.
ported overdue at Boston, with sixty
cabin passenger, reached here with
machinery disabled.
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NnToE.

nun ANNUAL AfETING og THE
stockholders u the PAN ward Co up.
Store vii be- held u their place Of business on
Monday, October iUht 1850 D M, 10 hear the
Financial Report, the election ut Directors and
for fhc q luHarttnn " NY other business that
may lawfully come before tue meeting
ARCHIBALD iHEEnAItiN, SECRETARY.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
STANDARD ouuss.



trAvEa SALT LAKE.
No. p For Provo, brauu duuC uuu and
hil points Hat ..,.,,. 80. ..., 500 Am
No. i-fof Prove, Grand Junction aai
AL potnts East, .................. o - pin
No. 81 For Provo, Pay bon iturvtA and
autHr if'N sss.sss.s...s...s.s.saA Oh 10 M
No. t-for llsFnhu. Provo, Maru,
~hllnu and AurHtHh. .. 30 20 AIN.
70 b-lor Ogftn aud nniulH wctt.... 400 pm.
No. a-lor OEdun anu West ............li.s 70 pin.
NO l-tor ogden aud the Wcsi .......i 40 a,,n
Ar fvhs sAtr TANN
No. 1-Trcm truyA Grand Junction
nud the Hast ..,....... ..........il'as An.
No. a-ifou Provo. Hrhnd function
md The EaHL.................... Of Il as nm.
No. 1-lrom ffoSu, iAyt0n kuf,ta .
AND ~IIvHt % .................i 10 40 a.tn.
No. 9 Prom bingham. t'ro,r. Manil
saline and WAeatch ..... a. y m.
DO e-l rom Ogden aud tho WesL ..... = 30 am
No. f-itur ugdcn and inH Mott. 10000. "il1 vm.
Pullman Palace slcepers on al thria co.
uana Noctauges, close connection. Safety
tpuou and comfort,
HFh tutut Nu. "H..t IIH|u -H.t
d. &. Iubuh, a. 4. WILLY, ~. BENNETT
Cen. A.AnassE Gen. tupL Gen. a. a r.AsL
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nr.. nnrrI.on IN ao 20 wn,hIne,on

LooS LAKE, Sept. l9.-Mrs. Har.
ris ln's physicians this morning decided
10 comply with her request 10 be ken
70 Washington. She starts tomorrow
II she CONTINUES 10 improve.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL NETTING or THE STOCK.
Il holders Of ina nEsEHrr NEws COMPANY
viii be luid at The campany's once. on Satur.
gay, Sept. 70, ia NJ II O'Clock M, for the
purpose 81 eltetuF Directors for the vnfulng
year. aud 90 attend ~ such other business ns
may properly come before tho meeting
JOuN "A. EVAN, secretary.
sslt Late CITY. uiah, August Do, lspA
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VALPARAISO, Sept. lD.-The steamer
"Americi" has arrived NJ Bnenos
Ayros from GtOna. IL hal ON the vOy-
age twenty.iouf deaths from cholera
and has beon strictly quarautinod.
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The Outcome ola quarrel.

CHICAGO, Sept. l9.-Durlng a quar-.
rel among lhr Rock Island Railroad
swilohmeu this morning. Jamea
Duffy shot aud killed Anton De
March and seriously wounded Robert
Mnrkvy and Charles Johu.
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NOTICE no CON,RACrons.

e,TALED PROPOSALS. FOE rHE EREO.
- ton % q school llouee for the rst
school District Tooeic. Tooclc Comfy, Uiah
Territory, will be- opened at the TOocie school
House, O'Clock y. M, september 2lst ltll,
fihns can be seen AZ the uilrc % W. Tate
lootle CITY. or at the once Of the architect
~. u. Anderson, 90 anyon Hoad. $50