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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
IoISr DEBATE IN OGDEN.


The Republican aud Democratic
-.,tnL committees met yesterday TO
20 arrangements Tor the coming de.
10 between Mr.. Ffank J. Cannon
- Mr.. ]. ]. Rawlins at the Grand
80, house, ogden, Thursday even.
sar November 80. They appointed
,be following joint COMMITTEES Of ar
.,osoncnts: Republicans - @. A.
,fars.ell. J. G. Nye and w. W.
waters; Democrats. 5. Perry JIG.
tryler and ]. 3. Corlew.
TbIa committee met later in the day
..I almost perfected arrangements.
Tho Republicans desired Judge o. II.
I.o,ard for chairman during the de-
- white the Democrats wished 70
.ns5lnt Judge II. w. Smith. This
Spiut was left Undecided.
Nsssrp. Hursaell and Peery will at
- mo doors and each will have Elk
"sbef, 20 aid him In the seating OF tue
F'Tbe doors will be opened nj 7 PM,
- the debate will commence at 1880
IN. being opened by Mr.. Rawlins,
who speaks for one hour, followed BY
Mfr Cannon Tor an hour aud a half, Mi.
Rawlins closing In half an hour.
The house VIII be divided, half being
given Ia each party. Tickeu must be
obtained to secure admittance. The
house being small for such a gather.
ing II IL more than likely that many
viii find II impossible to secure en-
trance, but the committee have done the
best they could under the circum'
stances.
Tie four boxes on the north have
Pbeen given to the Republicans, anu
those on the south TO the Democrats.
Two boxes on the Republican side viii
be occupied by Judge Miner AMI
Mayor Turner, OF Ogden, while toe
other two have been reserved for salt
Lake people.
The stage will be rs nearly as rossi-
bic divided equally and every courtesy
will bo extended by each party to the
other. VITA the arrangements OF the
house and stage II IL estimated that be.
tween 1900 and $500 can be crowded
unto the opera house. So far no music
has boon decided ON except the drum
corps Of the Two parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
COUNTY COURT.


Az yesterday afternoons session OF
the County court Judge Bartch pre-
piding), the question OF aid from Salt
Lake county, Edward Thomas was
referred to tho county physician with
power to purchase necessary articles
for him.
II. II. Shurlliil, the committee 10 In.
Hesllgate the canal near Little's farm
on Fourteenth south, made report,
mi in accordance with It he was
authorized to instruct Mary Blythe 60
femove distractions near said caual at
pace, or the county will take the nee
sssary legal stops. lie is also to notify
the taxpayers to rebuild the bridge on
Fourteenth south nj their expense,
aud turn 1t over TO the county when
completed.
The committee on insurance re-.
ported that they we're In favor Of
placing the Insurance OF the COu nty
iufrmary Ia the Royal Exchange In
purance company for $1,000, The re.
port was adopted.
Il was ordered that 5000 more lnsur.
hnue be- placed ON tho suthuildings
aud furniture NJ the Inhrmary.
A. G.. Maclean reported the county
patients Ia the hospitals ns follows. ST.
Marks, 7; Dcserct, d; 81. Mnry's, l..
Total, H.
J. Il. Lynch aud II. /. Conoly
potitiOned that they be authorized to
naaks changes upon the county as.
d 4 Ia .
OF the plAts filed In the county re-.
COrdet's office for use In the assess.
ment for 1898. The petition was laid
on the table.
Selectman Hardy was deputed to see
about having the roof Of the county
jail ropalnted.
The petition OF James G. Livingston
for certificate OF water right for n
certain piece Of land on Little Cotton
wood creek was pissed without action.
The following communication was
received nom thcjoint city and county
building committee.
SALT LAKE CRY. oct, 20.
10 tho Honorable County Cour,i
GoutlCmen.-AtR mo0,iug Of tho Joint
city aud county building committee held
ON tho 9jth lust, tho following resolution
Resolved, That II he tho sense Of this
committee that they recommend to tho
City Council aud the county court that
the third and fourth ilOOrs Of the Joint
building with the ceilings OF said stories
aud roof trussoH be made iircproof pro-
Vided, the cost does not exceed Sl3, 1000.
Seconded by Seleclmau Butter and
carried, all voting aye.
Respectfully,
O. A.. SrA NToy sa,iy
The matter was passed without nc.
tlOn.
The petition Of the Mast Mining
company for dumping ground at Sing.
ham; read and ordered referred to Sc.
l,ctnan Butter.
Proof OF mailing registration lists
~ clerk OF the trustees OF the thirty.
eight different school districts was up.
proved.
Seleotman Hardy was authorized TO
procure the necessary ballot boxes for
the coming election.
The claim Of ID. r. Allen, county
superintendent OF schools, Ia the sum
VI 1927, was approved.
The following bonds for liquOr
licenses were approved: james Pine,
Farmers ware; W. r. Vincent, Sandy,
Christian Trap, Murray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tho reception given 10 the well
known actor anu actress, Milton and
DOllie Mobiles, at the rhenter last
night, when "a Son OF Thcspis" was
presented, amounted almost to m
ovation. The play was frequently in
terrupted by cordial applause aud st
tho close OF every act the principal
actor was cllled.uefure the curtain, as
was the whole company at the close Of
the third act.
70 say that "a Son Of Thespis" ~
Mr.. Noules' best would probably be to
say too much. But It is highly enter
tanning. The chief characters pre-.
sented--a ,fagedlRn rom the old
times, a Texan colonel, u detective, u
hayseed, AMI others are drawn,
with great skill, but are sugges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

tive Of the clever cattoouist
rather than Of the portrait painter.
Humor 10 pfopondefating throughout,
but ut timea this gives way 70 tue pa
thetic with very pleasing effect.
Mr.. Mobiles Ia his role ~ William
GOOdall, the tragcdian, proves himself
to he an artist far above the average.
Tho faithfuiness with which no define.
a'es his character, even In the Huallost
"details, IS evident throughout. Dollle
Mobiles, ~ sweet seventeen yesrs old
Dorothy Goodall, Is winsome us ever.
Her charming simplicity ~ an actress,
hur sweet voice and gifiish expression
make her favDrite with the public.
Mf. Forfiuror'H Colouol from Texas IL
luatly pronounced one OF the beet rom
uitions of that class VI characters seen
on the stage. MIR. Arper ~ Sonhocles
spntl, the detective ahd Mr. Loring
~ Reuben Hawkins amuse the audi.
enCc immeusoiy. The remaining
ladies' aud gentlemen rendered their
respective parts satisfactorily.
"FOR REvENUE ONLY"
Tonight this play, also by Milton
Mobiles will be- produces by ihe same
excellent company. To those who sp.
precihte keen satire treat IL ~ store.
Among the most intefestudspectatur
last night ut the Theator were Gus
Heege and some members Of biz dra.
matte company, who occupied stall
aud frequently applauded the pleyort.
"TIE sTowAwAY"
a.. ,..,|...,,..s....t e.. fs.tt... nn4 s.t,.t.,.
matinee and evening. This play h
justly registered among the dramatic
successes vi the country ne far as the
financial returns 20 TO make success.
IL has, NJ II well known, several
realistic scenes, not 10 say anything
about the employment OF reformed safe
crackers Instead VI artists.
WONDERLAND.
Professor Sundeen continues another
week at Wonderland. His exhibitions
In mind reading are truly remarkable.
soCiADLE.
The following programme will bn
rendered ut the Twenty ward
eOCisblt:
PROGRAMME.
selection .. ,....-...,,, Union Glee Club
!uflNht SOLO Mi' duhu HohluHph'
Tenor solo.
Part singing ....Mcssrs. Lows. McAlllster and
iprslVy.
selection Union Gles Nluu.
Soprano solo.. ...................M Mise Ela berr.
MI g. ~ ItlI,
Vocal scltciiput......... Miss ltfkic kdWafiss
halc voice sing hs..'.'... hloh "l'v NluH'
Conductor, PsuL. q. j. Thomas. Ac'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
Returned Prom Europe.

Elder Timothy Nets OF Mesa,
Arizona, called at the NEWS office this
afternoon, having Just returned from n
mission to the Netherlani, aud
Belgium, over which he acted US
presiding officer while there. He re-.
ports the mission ia those countries In
promising condition.
Elder Nets wGs affected with very
poor health during his absence and In
glad to get home again. He returns
In good spirits and will visit irien ia Ia
this city anu various towns In
northern Utah until about the 10th
OF December, whom he expects TO
leave for Arizona.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

ncvc me, but tho itching would ingfrase. pufine
dly time 4 bad no rect, ] wa nIi broken up, De-.
ydu4 90 the ilfitst derfoe and nearly duttn 70
drsrait. AZ that time read shout th. 'rtigrnA
NfNtniEa. Intended i1 ~ them, srd ulalrrl ile
dlei0ia. ltrfr 1rpuf1 trI'ctuA ! f1t ne
qrN nilhgs fiaf 'faF ,Isfrri rfstf. lsnr the
CrTiouiA, tf4ieunA SOAR, unc 'rritrnA llE.
tufNrgr, with proper Judgment, my condition
our mInlattr. Itat = a.. N.frUt, lu NHHtlu,
knuwe mu uui knows how 3 funUrd Ans ono
may wric iu him nld DO viii ccruiy 20 ua truth
of tl.s tUai.mOuIIi
E.R. sTElNnRuECK. MAndAn. NORTH DAkoia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
A BARBER'S TROUBLE.


In the police court this morning
Archie Mcdonald, tonsorlsl artist,
plead not guilty to stealing razor and
several dollars from his employer. He
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
THE COURT RECORD.
General Items Picked Up Around the
Legal Chambers This Morning.

This has been another quiet day In
legal circles, aud 1t does not seem
likely that any great activity will
prevail until after the meeting Of the
Territorial Supreme court some time
this month.
AGAINST A MINING COMPANY.
la the Third District urt this
morning the First National Bank OF
winnemucca, Nevada, planted sui
against the Rex Mining company Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02
cuticura ResoIyent

The now BLOOD ana atin Further and greatest Of
Humur h,medlss, internally, c|sanfri che blood d
allimpuiitlrf lud poisonous uitmtuia while trIi.
rruA. The great skin Cufd. nud CrT.rtut soar. 90
pt1ulsito slim Purifier Lni liUluilfer, externally,
elgaf tho shn ui every trace OF disease,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

grown Wrffs nud worse
0n mui boo spite ofhilmrdi.
col treatment SIS curdi.
ton wee ulHclrhIc. Ny
icrl we're suuiHn, my
atrs Werr taH my face
ntiuC,E iH'l oI cuipiun,
which maIH no scratch
rUtii Mg ViIalefs we've
fHaal nnI ulatel with
ihs sIULiy fIid. , could
badly bear my oioillug.
Mhrn uirht Cimr = Vus
nfraiI t0 40 90 bed. no
FfHrdy r.HfHI FUnln An F..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

Sold everywhere. rHcc. CrrcunA, t'ci Soar.
Et., NgsotvTNr, si. Prepared rs tho IUrgn
buta AMI CnENtrAt COMPILATION, bOtigu.
~ How 70 CIto rlln ifclsea" 90 pages,
70 Illustrations, and uaiImonII's. mailed iror,
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Woman's Nnss Meeting al Thcnter.

The women Of Salt Lake CITY amt
county are most respectfully invited to
attend n mass musting ia lha SAT- Lake
rhcatef, on Thursday next, November
3rd, at O'Clock ?. NJ. The meeting
h called TO further cnllghten women
IN regard % tho work 10 be- done Tor
UtAh's representation 1T the Worlds
Fair, md II Is most earnestly de.
sired by the Ladies' Board Of DlroC-
tors Of this county that the house
should be- Oiled. Tho spgeChes, Ut
five minutes each, will be- by women
we'll informed on these matters, aud
there will be good music TO enliyen
and vary the exercises. Professor II.
5. Krouso has kindly consented IN act
i.s accompanied.
ElMslINE b. WELLS, President.
MARGARET a. CAfNE, Secretary
PROGRAMME.
Music .,..... y. O. Bauelis Juvenile Tabernacle
Choir hand
RpAd.uE u the socrctary
lflfrrss..st','..'' tsss'sItn1 y, luuuH
speech, 'Womon rionocrs Of ISL" 80.
.........,,...,.........M Il. isuhclla Horne
speech, "wnat the wor.i'H faI VIII 10
song .... .,.......,.. BE-. MIS- jennie uawlty
speech, 'What Literary Women Can Do".
o.. ........,......,.., Mrs Alice Merrill Horne
speech, "Nuccnt Visit 10 Chicago ana
what Women Are Bong ........,..........
Mrs. Emily =. Richards, Tcrriior'i prosilont
speech, "Iho Young Ladies OF ulAh ,..,...
,....."......,...,....Dr Matte T.. Hughes
tsrEIMissfOS
song...,-.......,. ...,... Mrs Agnos Olson Thomas
spcech, "what Women WIN DO for the
Worlds fuir' ...,...,....Mfs, j, u, Inrull
Speech, "rho Businoss Women Of Utah"
Dc ltunAuiu Il. Pratt
Closing RumMks, "GcnCrditius," ,,...,....,,,.
.........,..., ..,,.. '.,.,.,.,.,hfs, T.. Il. Wells
MUSIC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

hactheads, rli rough, rtarped. aud
UNI oIiy sllu cured by CUigyn soar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

Conductor, Psuf. q. j. Thomas.
compani-,, Miss V. Nebekvt
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23
cvRRENT News AND coMMEMr

DIR. ]. N. MCCORMICK, President of
the International Board of Health, de-
clares Louisville hot.bed for cholera,
but the city is to be cleaned up at once,
and may escape the scourge.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23

Of man. We have our drawbacks as
well rs other people. Who'd and water,
the high winds aud the droughts are the
worst drawbacks that we have in this
country. But ! have become natural.
lied IN the water ~ that ] can scarcely
tell gyp water from freeStnne water, b'
have not tried Ia get naturalized To de :
ing without wO0d aud coal. But ] was
naturalized to the mountains Of old
Kentucky and accustomed to plowing
poor land that lay on its edge, yet was
not contented to remain in that country.
Where my friends are contented | will
not advise them to tear up and move to
some other country, for u contented mind
is what makes IA man happy. lenjoy n
frontier life and would rather he here
than to he back IN my old native State,
while Others who are here would rather
he somewhere else. am still of the
opinion that this il the coming country
ot the Southwest, although the drought
that has Just passed over Us made me
doubt very much n, times whether IL
would ever be- much Of anything or not
in the way of farming country. But
since the fall season has come in SO nice,
and the grass has come out beyond my
expectation 81 much, and the outlook
for getting in II good wheat crop is so
favorable that have got my head away
up yonder. | will get in seventy five
acres of wheat 10y the Goth Of October If
am not prevented by an accident. |
want your Campton correspondent to
wake up and get move on himself. II
he does not, will come up one Of these
bright sunny mornings and shake him.
Blurt, | want you to get move on your
self. When | read your letters they
usually remind me Of reading after some
Of the old prophets in the bible. | would
have written oftener to THE HERALD IL
| had not been caught in drought and
dried up, but since the good rains my
limbs have got supple again and will
write "ftener to YOU all through THE
HERALD, one of the best local papers in
the State. DAVID HoGG.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23
POWELL COUNTY.
BLUNT.
Sept. l!
Rowen Ruxxes.

Miss Minnie Hon, of this place, is at.
tending an art school at Cincinnati.
Miss Matte Hall, Of this place is at
tending Wesleyan college ut Winchester.
John Burgess aud wife, of this place,
attended the fair at Winchester last week
lee Farmer, who has been attending
Menifee Circuit court, returned last
Thursday. ....
Mrs. Lizzie 81. Clair, of Slade, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. Connery,
at this place, last Saturday.
Charles Davis, n former resident Of
this place, who has been absen, month
or 81 past, returned last Wednesday.
While unloading ties last Thursday,
at this place, VIM. Combs had two fin
gers smashed by being caught between
two ties.
Sewell Combs, while walking with a
lady one evening last week, remarked
that "his daddy's breeches wouldn't fit
him now"
Mr.. and Mrs. Congleton, of Chambers
station, Menifee county, were visiting
their son, Lee Congleton, at this place,
Saturday aud Sunday.
There was social given last Friday
evening at the residence of William
Bowen, jr., of this place. The partici.
pants report pleasant time.
Sept. Is. GUARANTEES.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23
LETTER FROM OKLAHOMA.
Dave Hogg Has Something To say of the
Condition of Anairs out There.

Dave Hogg Has Something to Say of the
Condition of Anairs out There.
ELDoRADo, OKLA, Sept. Is, 1892.
DEAR OLD HERALD--It has been quite
while since have written to you. II
affords me much pleasure to have the
privilege of corresponding with my old
friends through your valuable columns,
The Kentucky colony seems to have new
life since the nice rains have fallen. All
of them are preparing their land for
wheat, except ;. 7. Napier, who became
discouraged and let his tongue run un.
restrained until his peighbors began to
get scarce and his pocket book slim.
Under this state of affairs the Squire
fooled away what he had, gathered his
family into an old secondhand wagon,
drawn by two old mules, and started
back TO old Kentucky. May success
crown his efforts, and may he learn TO
tell the truth when he knows 1t, or at
least practice some truth until he learns
TO tell IL. had the pleasure of meeting
an old Kentucky friend at Mangum that
l had not seen in twenty-three years,
and as soon as | saw him | recognized
him as Sanford ii. Lacy, a brother Of A.
L. and James Lacy of your town, He
came home with me and for day aud
night we talked most of the time about
our boyhood days that we had spent on
the Red river and ut different places in
our home State. Sanford is the nominee
Of the Third party for Representative in
my Legislative district. On our way
home We stayed all night with thresh.
ing outfit, and the crowd being very near
equally divided in their political senti-
ments, they called for speech from San
ford and myself. We proceeded To dis.
cuss the merits and dement's Of the Third
party principles. was a candidate at
the same time for the nomination ON the
Democratic ticket for County Commits
sioner. ] received the nomination over
a very good man, Capt, Hiram Hogg
OF Bonneville, Ky, was here prospecting
and visiting relatives aud friends for
five weeks. The captain seemed to be
well pleased with the country. The fine
quality Of milk and butter that he saw
produced from our fine prairie mesquit
grass is enough to make man like this
country. This Is not all that attracts
ones attention. The excellent health OF
the country and its delightful climate all
make IL desirable place for the abode
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23

THE General Assembly has passed the
bill changing the date of assessment
from September Is to November Is, and
the Governor having attached his sigma.
ture, IL 10 now the law.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23

The fair Of all fairs--that Is the Hazel
Green fair--will begin Tuesday next.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23

REPORTS come to us that Hon. ID. b.
Redwine is meeting with much encour.
ayement In his race for Circuit Judge of
this district, and there is now every rea-
son to hope that he will win.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23

and the indications are that it viii be
even better than the two preceding ones,
which is saying good deal Only one
thing can intervene To prevent its being
n pronounced success, aud that is inclem.
ent weather.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23
MORGAN COUNTY.
ERel EvolutiOna.


George Knowles has moved back to
Feel.
Miss Anna Burrs, of Garrard county,
is visiting relatives in this section.
Uncle Elmer Hayes Is visiting friends
at this place. the number of which is not
few.
J. NJ. Pieratt has just returned from
Danville, where he had taken his son
Berry to enter college.
Miss Myrtle Woolery returned home a
few days ago from an extended visit of
four months in Harrison county.
Willard Dennis and family recently
moved to DIR. A. Il. Nickells farm on
Grassy, aud enjoying country house
keeping.
Sept. 10. BLUaT.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23

THERE Is a three-cornered fight for
Congressional honors down in the Second
district OF this State, and our old friend
Tom Petit, the Peoples party candidate,
seems to be sucking the hind teet
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23

DIR. ]. N. MCCORMICK, President of
the International Board of Health, de-
clares Louisville hot.bed for cholera,
but the city is to be cleaned up at once,
and may escape the scourge.
THE General Assembly has passed the
bill changing the date of assessment
from September Is TO November Is, and
the Governor having attached his sigma.
ture, IL Is now the law.
REPORTS come to us that Hon. ID. b.
Redwine Is meeting with much encour-
agement In his race for Circuit Judge of
this district, and there is now every rea-
son to hope that he will win.
THERE Is a three-cornered fight for
Congressional honors down in the Second
district OF this State, and our old friend
Tom Petit, the Peoples party candidate,
seems to be sucking the hind teet"
CARL SEIZURE, the German Mugwump
Republican, advises all the German ele.
ment of the Republican party and all
other well-meaning Republican to vote
Tor Cleveland and Stevenson. Carl is a
very levelheaded chap. Don't its
CAPT, JAMES CARR, a canal. boat own.
er, died at New Brunswick, n. j., sun.
day, Of cholera, having contracted the
disease In New York twelve hours before
There Is, however, no cholera in New
York now, according to the latest news
at hand.
THE Republicans of this district, In
convention at Mt Sterling on Thursday
OF last week, nominated Hon, Charles
Russell, of Powell county, on the second
ballot. Mr.. RUSSELL il said TO be good
man, but won't he have to Russell pretty
lively to be electedS
-
THE Chicago Trades and Labor Assem-.
bly, declined the invitation Of the Worlds
Fair directors TO take part in the dedica.
ton parade next month, because the
fair will not be open to visitors ON sun.
day, thus lessening the pleasures that
might be enjoyed by the laboring class.
THE receipt Of season complimentary
TO the Mt. Sterling fair is hereby ack-
nowledged, and we regret that press Of
business will prevent our attendance.
The fair will be one of the finest ever
held In Eastern Kentucky, the premiums
large, and the trotting races first class.
The fair o. all fairs--that Is the Hazel
Green fair-will begin Tuesday next,