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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

,yar,ities Defeat the Caroiiniuns.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
LYscHpURo. Va, May PA game OF
S.,seen tho University Of Virginia and the nj
versl,y OF North CAROLYN, teams. Tho game re-
snited IN a score OF o TO 8 In favor Of the UNI
yersity OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Yin A. CfAl-

WE LEND MONEY Al . PER
w CENT. on RICHMOND CITY REAL
rS1iATF Where security u good there will 10
no 1telay and our charges viii DO moderate.
~ FRANK p. HILL CO..
,,v1Iot Real Estate Brokers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
what's ScrOfula

It'll that lmpuri,y in the blood, which, accurnu'
lating in the glands OF the neck, produces I'M
slightly Jumps or swelllngs; which causes painful
running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; whlch
deyelopes ulcers In the eyes, ears or nose oi'eh
causing blindness or deafness; which Is the origin
of pimples, cancerous grovths, or many o'her
manifestations usually ascrbed to " hninor''
uisamore formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines tho WORST
possible features Of both. Being the most ancient
tits the most general Of all diseases or anect0hs'
for very few persons are entirely free from H.
How can It DO cured? BY taking Hoods sarsa'
parilla, which, by the cures it has accomplished
often when other medicines have failed haa
proven itself TO be potent and peculiar medleihe
for this disease. For all affections OF the blood
Hoods sarsapariIlai is unegualed' and some Oh 'he
cures 1t has effected are really wonderful hIou
suffer from serofula In any Of its various iofin'
be sure to give Hoods sarsaparilla a trial
Hoods SarSaparilla
Sold BY All druggists. 81; six fors5. Preparedony
bye. /. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mas
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Virginia and North Carolina Wholesale


There will be . meeting OF wholesale
grccors d Virginia ana Nyrth oaron ,,,.. ~ Inc
Ing r at 10 o'clock for ths purpose Of organizing
an interstate association
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
lilo Ola rn.i,loned corncob pIr,.

Tho old fashioned cornoob pipo was
not the splck and span Pipe of tho fac
tories, glistening with varnish and care-
fully sinoothed with a file, Tho old
time pipomakor chose large and sound
cob, "a nearly rs possible cylindrical In
shape, cut oil the lower three inches
and with u SHARP pcnknifo shaved tho
outer surface down to hard, smooth
face. lilo thon cut tho bottom and top
smooth, thus considerably shortening
the piece, carefully followed the bowl.
and u reed stcm placed in small holo
near tho bottom completed tho pipe.
Such pipe could be fashioned IN half
hour, aud It served It's purpose adnira.
bly!--New York sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
HOW A ERE IS rouna1.


Interesting Details About the Ioes,to,
Of Engines, Lines Of Hose. Etc.
Chief Swenie is fire fighting
strategist When his filming foe in,
yites battle he employs all the OF
war 10 gain The victory. Sometimes
he begins the battle By mnssing his
forces at one point and charging
directly upon the enemy Again he
throws ont q slirnish line or sbifts
his position sous TO take his opponent
upon the flank II ncJos ory he calls
up his reserves and at times IL In con.
slant communication with his chiefs
Of batnlious aud captains of com.
panies
There Is This difference. however
between fighting fire and fighting
armies Commanders OF opposiug
armies are fully informed OF each
others movements days before the
meeting and draw up their plans Of
battle accordingly Not 80 with
Chief Swcnie. Fires advance under
cover, every move hid from view.
until they arc ready for the fight;
then comes the burst of smoke, tho
vollcy of flame and the chief b sud
denly called upon TO give battle.
Plan and execution with him must
be simultaneous, no must think, aud
act while thinking. Yet he has his
plan of battle complete In every dc.
tail, though II is made up and placed
ON paper after tho battle has been
fought
The captain Of every engine com.
pany makes a report Of the firc-as
far rs his company is cQnccrned-to
his chief Of battalion, TO DO forwarded
TO Chief Swenie. That report gives
tho time the alarm was received, tho
hroplug TO which the engine was
connected, the direction and the lead
OF tho line Of hose and any changes
In the position Of tho engine, together
with other information, such IA
amount Of water pressure secured,
accidents, incidents, etc. All these
data are handed an expert drafts.
man, who proceeds 20 draw an nc.
curnte plan of the fire.
He first obtains from the map de.
partmont an authentic plan OF the
locality, giving tho streets, alleys,
courts, building or buildings affected
by the flames, whether destroyed or
merely rcorchcd and adjacent build.
inGs. Tho wator department fur.
nishes maps showing location Of fire.
plugs and cistcrns and size OF water
pipe, mains or branches in the streets.
If necessary the scene Of the fire is
visited and personal investigation
gives him still further information.
With all this material the plan of
battle is depicted. Every piece of
apparatus which had anything 10 do
with the iiro is located, and the lines
OF hose leading to tho fire are shown
by lines reaching from tho engine TO
the place occupied by the pipcmon.
Whore the line runs through build.
ing tho floor TO which the lead was
carried and from which the stream
was thrown is properly designated.
Chicago News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
Excitement at bratesend Caused
by the Arrival Of Ham.
burg steamer.
STUDENTS ~ eeRLIH
ORGANIZE.
by 1eltFraph to the NEwI
ruE sCAHr ~ ENGLAND
a multiplicity Of Assertions aud Des
uinl..

mas
LOSnoN. Aug. 20.-DL Whiicomm
sanitary nicer at GfRveHend, who iu-
-pected the steamer "Gemma," which
arrived from Hamburg on Thursday,
three u whotu pas seugerH subsequent.
ly died from what was supposed 10 he
h,iatlc cholcfa, deuies that the
disease was tho true Atiatic sC0urge
and declares 10 was merely
cholerin,. IL Ia difficult In the null
tipliclty OF assertions and dunlals
TO accurately determine the real truth
Of the matter. II ~ now declared That
tho sickness on the steamer "Laurn,"
which arrived nj Lynn ON Friday with
two suspicious cases, IL not cholera, but
acute dinrrhma.
There H. excitement Mt Grnvesond
this morning caused by the arrival Of a
steamer from Hamburg on which n
baby died on route. Investigation
showed that the baby died Of iniantile
disorder and those on board were oil
we'll and allowed 10 land.
A London firm has received an or.
der fsom n Hamburg firm Tor $4,000
gallone OF dielnfocllng iluid, and $4,000
tons OF dislniocting powder.
Tho steamer which has been In
quarantine at l3lbe owing 10 two deaths
Of Cholora IL expected 10 arrive ut
Graveseud tonight with n large mum
ber Of poor immigrants. Thorc.is much
apprehension concerning the matter.
Gravesend IA only twenty miles from
London aud an outbreak Of cholera
there " much feared. The announce
ment Ia made this afternoon that the
company which conveys most OF the
aliens TO Gfavesond had decided to
cease tho passenger traffic from Ham
burg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

While strolling the beach at Az.
bury Park q New York Newspaper
man found small gold watch half
buried in the sand. A chain and
charms were attached 10 the watch.
The finder, upon returning 20 tho
city on the following day, caused an
advertisement TO DO inserted in the
Found" column Of his favorite news.
paper. He described in his adver-
tisement the locality where the
watch was found Within twenty.
four hours from the time that the
advertisement appeared in print tho
finder OF tho watch had fivo ~.
sponsos
Strange TO say, the writer of each
letter claimed, in apparent sincerity,
to have lost a gold watch in about
the Same locality, and on the day
named, but not one of tho five do.
sciiptions of the lost watch applied
10 the timcpieco found by the news.
paper writer. 1T is curious that so
many gold watches should have been
lost in the same neighborhood and
on tho Same day, unused that honest
young man. II wonder who found
the others. New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. 20.-A com.
pany has been Incorporated under the
laws OF Now Mexico for the purpose OF
putting In big international dam
across the Rio Grando for iTrlgaling,
both In Mexico anu the United States.
VIM. Hamilton, Of New York, IL ut
the head Of the project ami the
company is Incorporated for
a capital OF $4,000, 900. The
uam will be built about
Ave miles above III Paso In the noun.
tain gate way. II viii be 800 feet long,
OF solid masonry from cliii 10 cllli,
resting on solid limestone founda.
ton and will be seventy feet high.
Col. Adson Mills Of the United States
corps Of engineers estimates the cost Of
the' ut 100000. There will te
two lie Iron gates ON the raNas
side o. the canyon aud two OF precise.
ly the same Hilu ON the Mexican side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

Don't make narrow door narrower by
n heavy portivre. a small house H. mad
stuhy b. too many hnngings.
Don't puJ chandeliers In room with n
low ceiling, Side brackets arc 20 be had
In artistic shapes.
Don't have too much OF any ono kind ~
decoration 10 thu house. Grille york anti
stained glass repeated In more than two
rooms become HOMOGENEOUS.
Don't buy % bright colorcd carpet TO pat
into roomswherc the furniture Is not to b.
oorr~pondingly toned rp.
Don't have the loor. wall and furniture
In rnom covered with material which has
n decided pattern.
Don't put into room unsteady little
tables loaded with meaningless bric-a.brac,
baltimore News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

Thtoush siceper 10 S. Paul and Nlnps,,..
We. WIN dlrcot connections for poluts m Loss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

something Of divergence. Mr.. Me.
Gallery in conversation ln.er do.
cihred that Corbeti bad failed 10 make
good his proposition TO stop In four
rounds for puuse NJ $4,000. That
was the original prop sition, and
the "Blg I'm" had simply backed
down when he sppearcd ready to nc
copt the pfopositi1n for a four round
Ego" ON terms mentioned at the Man.
haitian Athletic Club H0usc. He said
That when Cofb1tt threatened TO
throw him out Of the window, he told
him that he had totior tfy. That ho
was ready 10 defend himself The
scene was a very dramadc one and II
looked for q time M " the four tounds
might be fought cut on the spot. dis.
prhsing with Tire fgrinality Of u
plifse nnd the preliminary negotiations
COrhcu placed q somewhat different
framework about thu picturesque meet.
ing. He said he proposed to name the
mulch In n place where there was most
money, either before any liberal ath.
leuc club or In The Manhattan Athletic
Club house. lie said be would agree
TO The terms 70 iigh, nnl stop his man
M that time fora purse ~ sbOnO, hut
lie wished 10 have the decislon, Ia case
lac bad the best Of the four rounds,
whether he stopped M1Caflrey or not.
In other words, he would donate $1,000
10 McCntIrey in case ho Gid not knock
him out In four rounds, but asked that
a purse Of 5000 be made up for
the mnu who got The better Of the fight,
whether knocked out or not. This
McCailrcy would not listen to. he
insisted on fighting ia the Manhattan
athletic club aud il should 10 knock
out In four rounds OF nothing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

Sometimes fame * gained after family
has been brought up by mother. This
was the ease with Mrs. Elizabeth Fry, tho
prison rpiomer. She was the mother Of
twelve children, and 10 was not until she
yves advanced in years that she was ablo 70
lrnye her domestic duties for her public
efforts, Her diaries In her earlier years
show that che was full Of doubts whether
She WIS doing tho Lords will" by being
so completely absorbed in her family, but
she waited with all tho patience Of the
Quaker III these private duties became
less, Unth then she wisely regarded her
own dcsiro 10 enter on efforts for the pub.
lie good Us "atymp,ation to come before
am callvd.n-loudon Tit-Bts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
Probate Court.

Orders made before Judge Bartch
today;
Estate Of Fred II. #. Farmer, de-
ceased; hearing on return sale OF per-
sonal property came on. Proof Of post.
ing approved. 3. p. Armstrong and
Mary Ann Farmer sworn and
examined. Order was also made grant
ing an allowance to widow Of sl5 per
month, 10 date from January 2lst, 1892,
10 continue for ono year.
EstRte OF VIM. wootton, deceased;
order made fixing September Goth TO
hear petition Of sale OF real estate.
Estate OF Hiram II. Eldridge, de-
ceased; order made fixing September
2sth I hear petition for sale OF real
estate.
Estate Of VIM. q. Quinn, deceased;
order made appointing appraisers, ant
also publication OF notice TO creditors
made.
Estate OF William ]. Woodbury.,
deceased; order CT publication OF no.
ticc 10 creditors made.
Estate OF Wilson ). Smith, deceased;
order OF publication Of notice to eredi.
tors made.
Estate OF John ellison, deceased;
hear report Of commissioners In partl.
tion.
Estate Of Robert Irvine, deceased;
order made fixing September 18th to
hear petition for letios Of administra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
LOCAL RREYITIES.

p. r. FARNswoRrn, superintendent Of
the Horn silver mine, Beaver, IL IN tie
city ON business.
A rntvATE telegram from Ogden states
that the -months-old daughter. Elnnor.
OF Mr. and Mrs John q. Cannon died NJ
that place at Z o'clock this morning. No
particulars were given. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cannon have our sympathy In Their sad
bereavement.
AIM, LANnrRr, who was accidentally
burned vt his mothers residence, In
Farmers Ward, on saturday last, is pro.
crossing flyornbly. His Injuries are very
severe. lilo suffers most from the burns
on his hands and side. although his face
was also badly scofchcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

NEw YomS, Aug. 29.-Thore was u
hot emo m the private Office OF Natl.
ron Square Garden here This morning
when JamoJ =, COfbctt and his mann.
ser, william A. Brady, metto arrange
with Dliniuick MoCatigey, the hoXiDg
Instructor Of the Maintain Athletic
club, fora mNtch Ia the contest Of the
mnuly art OF seltdeIensc. Corlclt 0e
came No cnrgcd ut Tie remarks Of the
Manhattan man that ho stat
ed In the most emphatic
language aud menacing msin that II
bis would-he antagonist did not
stop talking, he would throw him out
Of the window. Captain Nnnoharick
Of the Manhattan club was McCadrey's
adviser. The upshot OF 1t all was that
no match was arranged aud the two
principals separated with much bar
blood between them. So Tar, the meu
agree on the result OF the much'talked'
Of meeting, but for tho details there is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
Latest Court News.

William q. Davis today filed sui, In
the Third Dlstrict could against Sam
uel @. Sudbury, Alice A. Sudbury and
Stephen Il. Marks, to recover on a
promlssory note Of $1,000 at II per cent.
per month.
The same plaintiff has brought suit
against Lovina A. sudbury and ). Il.
Marks 10 recover $500 on a promissory
note, with interest at ! per cent. per
month.
An appeal has been taken from Com.
missioner Moyer's court TO the Third
District court Ia the case OF l.. NJ.
Byars vs.. J. II. Haslam. Judgment
was rendered against the defendants,
who now appeal from the decision.
Their attorneys are Richards & Moyle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
A sMAar BOY.

A Clever Method of Catching Geese Ia
an Arid Portion OF tho Country.
The Southern Pacific overland
train was iumbling along between
Cotton and Pomona. A party of half
n dozen commercial drummers In the
smoking car were telling yarns and
interesting the other travellers. ~
want to tell you a little story about
my boy out purity near unto the
desert In San Bernardino county"
said n sunburned rancher who sat
near and had been hearing the drum.
mers tell some pretty tall stories.
The old man removed q Pipe from
his mouth and began,
my boy is purity smart in his way,
femme tell you and none of 'em gets
the best OF him. T'other day he
rugged up II kite. II was the biggest
kite I'd ever sat eyes on. II was
about six feet wide an twice as long,
an on tho top of it my boy placed n
few green branches, which he'd cut
from an lakewood tree. Whats
them furi' ! inquired. Never you
mine, dad says he 4 know what
I'm about And, by gosh, he did.
He flew that kite up in the air un
stood watchin it fur long time,
when ] says to him, You'd better
pull that thing down now an get TO
your work. Lemmo alone, dad,
he replied. III git thar yet
"And, by gosh, he did. The next
time took look ut him he was
a'haulin in on tho kite line with
smile on Hrs face as big as u furror.
When the kite came down near the
ground saw what he was a-milin
at, and IL was enough TO make
body smile too. Any you fellers want
to guess what was on that litei"
None of the drummcrs wanted to
guess and the old man went on with
his story,
well, sir, a.settin ON tho top o.
that kite was eleven of the purtiest
wild geese ye over saw. Yes, sir.
eleven on EN-. You see, the geeso was
fyin north purity thick, and my boy
got up this scheme 20 catch 'em
There ain't many trees out our way
an after n fat goose has been flyin
purity steady all day he gifts kind o
tiredliko nm looks for place TO SGT
down an rest. That's just what my
boy was countin on when he built
that kite,
by offerin the goose q place TO
stop an rest, an by smerin the top
o. the kite with tar, so their feet
would stick so fast they couldn't get
away, he did the business. But il
was fun pulliu them geese in. Jus
as fast as we could send the kite up
and pull her down again we got from
ten TO dozen geese, nm in four day
We captured six carloads an I'm
taking them to Los Angeles TO sell
None o. you smart story tellin fol
lers don't happen TO know what wild
geese is wuth now in the Los Angeles
market, do yei'-Pomona Progress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

We learn that whom reports Of the late
Cyrus w. Fields financial ombarrass-
mout began TO DO circulated Mr.. p. u.
Armour, of this city, communicated to
Dr. Henry NJ. Field tho willingness OF
certain western friends to provide his
brother with the means to repair his
shattered fortunes, This prolfor gayo
the dying man great solaco and gratiilca-
ton, butitwus decliacd.--Chicag News
kocOrl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

BERLIN, Aug. 20. Harris Graham,
an American physician who has had
wide experience with cholera In
Syria II organizing American
medical students here Into n holy; 10
act an assistant nurses IN the event OF
cholera becoming epidemic here.
The authorities announce this morning
that a woman who just arrived from
Hamburg died here Of Asiatic cholera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

HAUGnToS, La, Aug. g0.-Three
men were killed at Allen Brothers
Mil last night In fight at dance,
viz; Maurice Miller and Bob and
John Carter. Miller was on the door
with Ida Pilkenton when Bob Carter
came up and said. "This IL our set. -
She said "so" aud Bob said, "You are
n liar" Whsreupon Miller knocked
him down. Then john fired three
shots Mt Miller, taking effect. Miller
seized John; then Bob cut Miller In
the back. Miller drew his kuife aud
went TO work on both. The light last.
cd about five minutes, at the end OF
which Bob and John Carter were both
dead. Miller died few hours later.
when he was undressed twenty.iour
knife wounds and three bullet wounds
were found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

And m accordance with Law aud the order Of
mv Hoard Of Directors, made on the 22nd VI
jay, " ID, 1874 80 many shares OF zach parcel
ut sueh slock A. mly ho ue0oHsary will re SOLD
~ the onlre 81 tho flclnc Lumber aud nuiliinz
20, sugar House, SAT- Lake sunty, Utuh, on
the liih OF september. A. ID .lsl2, nj O'Clock
p NJ, 10 pay ttliaqUent nsNs.mcnt thereon,
together win the cost Of advertising and cx.
pensos OF the sale,
+, NJ, LYMAN. Jr. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

BERLIN, Aug. 20.-Cases OF cholorn
are reported In Farver near Madee.
burg aud striegcrt, Ia Mecklenburg.
In both places the disease was imported
from Hamburg.
a disrRich from Halle, In Piusslan
SpNony, states that two cases OF ohoiera
have occurred In that CITY. One patient
went TO Halo from Hamburg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
Agalu-, Tho Au,horllIe-.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 20. - Com.
plnints are being made that the nu.
thorltits are not taking adequate pre-
cautions against tue Introduction OF
cholera. Fishing vessels from Hnvre
and other infected ports arc allowed 10
enter the harb0r without inspection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO TUE STOCK
holders OF the North Point Coasolidated
Irritation Company, that tho annual meeting
Of the stocthglder- u the said company will
10 held A. o'clock v. in., on Monday, the NTH
day % September next at the Cullen Hotel.
talt Lake Ciiy, Ia elect Board uf DltOrtors
fog the nntulng year, and IN adopt q plan for
The equitable ustfiuuton ami sale OF tho
waters o. the canH belonging 10 said com
puny, aud 70 attend to such Other bu incss tor
tainlng 10 the intvrcsta of the company as may
be brought boforcit
J. W. WHITEHEAD. ~,
uA0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29

NEW York, Aug. 29.-Health OIL.
Ger jenkins haa Issued an order re-
curing all vtssolH from cholera infect.
ed ports Or carrying Passengers from
cholera infected localities 10 be sub.
iected to quarantine detention Of from
two 10 five days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
UNIVERSITY0F UTAH
formerly University Or D,,eIcS
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.


The frat term Of the Academic year. Isl2 az
o. ihe unworthy OF Utah " ~ begin at an.
Monday, sept ~, lsa
lhe following courses arc offered!
J. 4 iour-years' Classical course.
z. = iourycars' course In General Science.
Z. touryears' couTse In Letters
a lhfee,y ears cougse in Mining and MIN.
. Aiour'years' Normal oour,e 1.-TWO yoars'
g. lhteo.years' Normal course 1.-TWO Year,
preparatory.
The frst i've Of these courses lead To drarees.
Instruction Ia Military Science and IAcucs
viii be continued,
A, preparatory school, designed to prepare
students 10 pursue any OF the Uniyeisity
courses n open to persons OF both sexes over
10 years OF nRO,
students are admitted without charqoe for
tuition In any course they arc prepared 10 pur.
sue, There Is IN annua rissiiu fee OF isO0
ior residents Of Utah, and $500 FOR nonIcsl.
Students may receive permits for rrduced
fares over me RAILWAYS IN utah.
Tor further Information apply to
JOSEPH A. KlNGsnuilY, NJ A.,
az Acting President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
TWAS Only choicr. uorbus.

NEW York, Aug. 99.-Anton Pot
get, the Austrian from Hamburg, who
yesterday was token 10 the hospital
suffering from indications OF cholera, T.
all right today. II vas only cholera
mOfbus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-29
4 Nowspnper llan A..n.-lna,,d.

FREsNO. Cal, Aug. 20.--The body
OF Louis u. Mcwhirier, we'll known
citizen, was found deal this morning,
having been hssasslnated by parties
unknown. McWhirier has been pro.
minent In politics here. He was for
time owner Of the Ddty Democrat, n
newspaper OF this city.