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Republican Rally at Lowell.

LOWELL. Oct. i9.-t5pecial. l-There VIZ good
Republican meeting here Monday nigat. The
people were addressed by B. H. Dixon. snperin-
tendent OF schools Tor snohomlsh cougty: also
by d.. W. :. Oliver. DR.. Oliver gave good, in-
terestjng talk on facts. Mr.. Dixon has maize
good officer during his term. and the peeple will
show theiE appreciation by rec Getting i5m.
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The Sultan Insults Russia.

CoSsTANrISoPLE, Oct 1o-The porte. in
brief note in reply 10 one of the Bulgarian cues
tions received from the Russian governments
some time ago. virtually rejects Russia's de-
Inand that the sultan OF Turkey snail not give
audience 20 StaInbouloif, the Bulgarian premier
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II WAS srtH M'CoRkrr

The rtnhoFn Gambler Who Killed Him
self az bat ton bFOke on the Eaep..
hAxFoN. Ntl a. --- special The Sea. ---sr
found .S'l hight proves - ue john t.,..-F.s
better kl2"1 - "staa" McCovkIe. = f.7...-,
sSno-sF' he ooro2eEs Jury decided It's. lr~
Ian hAa su.c.G~3. Asie: eciEs - as -s,r.
McH7Fk!s untras.ei. sai down n : css.r ~
17oDt % TIE tarcsu wEotc = note / d. tr-,...
say ~, JET, -. ys. bars me" teen rlzs.1 .
pls'el - - Auth aG1 p4.lel tae t,.-es,
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The Austrian Heir Presumptive Injured.

FIESSA, Oct. 1a.-The heir presumptive to
the throne, Archduke Karl Ludwig and
MS vile met WITH an accident
that might have proved fatal. while
returning last night from the Wiener Eeustsdt
The eoschulsn missed the road and suddenly
the carriage fell into ditch and turned COM
pieieiy over. The archduke was stunned and
the lower limbs OF The archduehess severely in
iured
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importance Of the Miner Law Decision

LONDON. Oct ia-Tbe Chronicle calls the de-
cision Of the United States supreme cour. in the
Michigan electoral case the most important and
far-reaehing promuiga'ei in years. Il says IL
viii probably eveutuate in the downfall of the
electoral college and the election of the presi-
Dent BY direct vote Of the r.anIla
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They Say Nothing About the Rotten
Egg Stain on Their Clothea.

DEs AoIsEs. Ia, Oct 19.-Gea. WAIVER re-
turned TO-DAY from his Southern triN. accom-
panied By Mrs. Lease. The home cossing was
celebrated b. Peoples party picnic, &. which
both made speeches. The aiten :anss a. the
picnic was not large, bu: evening meeting
Was crowded. A remarkable feature of syeavsr's
speech was the TACT that no mention vas made
OF his Southern tim
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Vancouver Printer. Strtks

VANCOUVER. B. {. Ost Is-,,rcri.i
p-5atcTs "a ,Ae lncsl 90 oes are ont on 1880,
csGse thelF employers refused - acrsr, ,ha -
ae oHeTet oy tie aaion. :. I. McIsnrn-i-,
- ne Horsi maze IN The bic week.y H-orI
80 a .hs .hres CIV ofi.e.
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had been made By anxious mother In
Michigan. He found him there. where he had
been sentenced about ten months ago from
Seattle for the burglary OF coat and contents
of the garment He has nearly four years yet 20
serve Sheriff Mcfarland has notified the
mother OF his discovery
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4 Little
Timely Caution.

Don't be deceiFet into thinking hat b.c>usa
tbs Hrst cost OF an article s. low il Ia economy -
buy A. tAont let mere price run away with your
Judgment and cause you TO tuy material vhi.h
vii Re dear Ia the end Don't believe that Jovc
grade Inferior pa nts are good enough Htrris,a's
= iost'a d5tG toa1ftry Paints tne best and ONLY
tAe oesI Is sool enough for you Baker & Rich
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The attorney general OF New Jersey has elec q
supplementary information against the New
Jersey Central railroad 70 restrain IL from fur
Their advancing the price of coal in conjunction
with other roads in the coal combine
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FANCoUFEs, 2 c, ost .1-csqec.al - u,,i
Wa received IN tols tisy tl.iay IAsr the Irf,iss
had found tie skeleton e = white man. MICH I.
e'sAa ~ panther ia ihe woods three miles
nm re s4acA' near Howe souad. Paper.
scattered aooQt show the rsyo.i,. =, ~. - =,
Lewis Crawford from O5ta-sa -
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Small Crops in France.

PARIS, Oct. p.-0ficial statistics of the barley
crop in France show yield OF 1925, 1873 hectic
ntrez. aganst 26. 973 last year Oats yield S5-
SIS, $50 Eectolitres against fl6,527, $50 in 1891
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E1-Gov. Foraker at Brooklyn.

NEW YORK. DC. 1e-Ex-Ciov. Foraker, of
Ohio. received an enthusiastic reception tonight
in Brooslya. HIS address was devoted mainly
- the tariff
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senator Aldrich speaks at Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. la-United STATS Sena-
TOR AtIF.ca spoke here tonight 20 large audi
eDee. The speech was entirely devoted 10 the
| benefits OF protective policy over = tariff
for revenue only, and bEistIed tAToug heat with
sta4fs
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Charles Foster stuuapiur ohEs.

CoLCysCs, Oct 70 -Secretsry o. tie r1easury
Foster addressed s. Republican mass meeting s,
Dayton ta.s evening. He goes 10 Chicago To-
taorr0Y
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Death va. evidently instantaneous. as ne did
not fall out OF the chair. He was not discovered
until eighteen hours after the shooting. lie
Ess buried todsy by ais brother. }ei AcCorAiaL
John wsat broke on the races and vas probably
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Republican Rsiiie. Mt wh.,com.

WH,Toos. Oct la.-fspsciaLl Andrew p.
Burieish. Billet here for sAturday night. hs.
wired his inability 80 re present John n
MoGraw Will speak here on Monday night
Iofr-x ser slqf .s~tt t~s -,sssss~sg .,-r..sr.,
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A Mother Finds Her Lope-Lo., So,

Mala Wslla Spectator
Sheriff McFaFlznt went ont y, ,ha -s,s.u.
taFy 20 .ook f2f g y0ucg nan 70. waora inquiry
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TIE ToTAL CATCH

In addition O. the above. TIA A~,e-snsr ..,,,'-,
ers Anaconda. CIV 81 san Diego, willard sf,..
~o1ta, Ceseo aa1 Nsttis I. Dyer have h-ougft 3
totsl 0. S.s3l .Asas u Victoria during raa ses.,
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Suicide of . Montana Nm

chicago, Oct IA Easa wao rsgis,e~as. a.,
l-es3sS 1isat 81 the Ciitoa house = y =
-1tef~' q Montana, was .ould Ge4l IL bed Ia.
4 -'.-','tl' 1eAia having hesa caused Is -.
rs = As1ozs- HE Eas Vas turned CT sl.I has{
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IT, 80 Is bssr re-s:-tc.<f as6 G. r7.e-- .,,,.
tse'F -sStsir'ssSoa csrfla ases c1rra-.a! e.-,s.
49,.
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Scrofula
I'm the Neck.

The following is from
Mrs. j. w. Tlllbrook,
wife OF the Mayor OF Nc
keesport. Penn:
" Ny little boy Willie,
now six years old, two
years ago had q scrofula
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CERTIFICATES OF HEALTH.

Voters. see ug: you ire registered correctly uuds
Ia nete dtstrtcfug % the city
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Ils MA as teess ~.taoas pasn

For lots in Hi tract see Gardner 4
Stra.toa, Bailey building.
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MONEY QUESTION.


The great question now agitating the
public mind is money.
A still greater question agitating the
mothers mind is where to find for her boy
astocSing that will wear. Werecommend
our Fast Black Tough Hose. Win out
wear the toughest boy in the United States
Try them. Full line now az
LAToUR'A
Front and Marion Streets.
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The Berrjct Funeral.

The funeral Of the late ex-NIayor Lester
]. Herrick will besheld this afternoon and
win be conducted as follows:
at o'clock the procession will form in
front Of the family residence on Washing
ton avenue.
Committee on arrangements.
Hearse, with pail bearers on each side on
foot, composed OF sons OF the deceased.
Mourners, direct members of the family
10 carriages.
Tie Weber stake presidency and council
on FOOT
The mayor and ex-mayors OF Ogden and
the members and officers of the city coun-
Gil in carriages.
The probate judge and members of the
county court In carriages.
The Ogden City brass band on foot
Relations Of the deceased in carriages
The general public in carriages.
The cortege viii proceed along Washing
ton avenue TO the tabernacle where ser
vices will be held. commencing promptly
al o'clock p. NJ, Bishop Robert McQuar-
RE presiding. The singing will be rend-
cred by the tabernacle choir. After the
services at the tabernacle, the procession
will reform in the order previously OBJ
served and proceed along Washington ave
nue. 20 Twenty-trst street and thence to
the cemetery.
After the dedication OF the ground. the
Ogden city band will render dirge, the
procession form again ard return 10 the
family residence on Washington avenue
aud dlsDRnd. d. Il. PEERY,
JOSEPH STANDPOINT.
Robert McQuARRIE.
Committee on Arrangements
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PROVO.
April 81
In the gtrst nIstrics Conrt.

The jury in the Anna Marks vs.. William
II. Culmer ct al. case returned a sealed
verdict yesterday morning, awarding the
plaintiff damages for injuries 10 property
in the sum OF $500 The judgment viii
be against W. II. Gunner, Belle Tomkins
and h. K. Tomkips.
Another case growing out Of the same
trouble next came up for trial The par
ties are Anna Marks vs. John T. Sullivan,
Justice d. S. Dana and Delos LON bard.
Suit is brought for damages in the sum of
So, $50 for personal injuries received from
the hands OF the defendants in being
dragged from her bedroom by the hair and
feet and landed in the police court. She
claims her person was exposed, bodily in
juries inflicted, and that she was subjected
To the jeers end r;dtcule of a concourse of
by-standers, after which she was left to
languish in the custody of the officers for
several days. The defense puts it that
Anna resisted the officers in the perform
ance of their duty in removing her from
property upon which she was trespasser.
and that Mr.. Sullivan and others took her
as delicately as possible before Justice
Dana, where her case was duly disposed of.
Sutherland, Varian & Evaas represent the
plaintiff, and Judd and Whitecotton the de-
PENDANTS.
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General Gleanings.

Real estate transfers yesterday were
IS, FOL.
DR.. Mossman is absent in Pocatello, do
ing dental work.
The sanitary inspector reports the city
entirely free from sickness.
Il. II. Whipple and j. H. Holmes re-
turned yesterday from trip TO Idaho.
The tabernacle choir met last evening to
practice for the late Lester ]. Herrick to-
day.
G. H. Eshbaugh, well known banker of
Holdredge, Nebraska, was in the city yes
terday.
John Bull has purchased the news stand
IN the Brown hotel building from j. H.
Carter 81 Co.
The adultery case of the notorious w. E.
White will come up for hearing before
Judge Cross to-day.
A new team has been purchased by the
ire committee for the use of the depart
ment at the bench station.
Colonel a. B. Hayes returned from trip
north yesterday. He now supports huge
pipe, made by Fort Hall Bannocks
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph Office for George
Windebach, Wurrell Bros. and Emil S.
Hlrsch.
SSAs L OldAu VI Oudub, WHO came mere q
snort time ago badly afflicted with asthma,
has very much improved. He is located at
the Broom, and for the first time in many
mouths he slept in bed night before last.
The FIRE department was called out early
yesterday morning to small blaze in
Mike Drazdewitz's pawn shop on Twenty
fifth street. The fire was caused by de-
fective tiue, and was extinguished after
little damage was done.
milo Zip" the illumination that shone
for time on the editorial staff of the
Standard, has left Ogden, and it is reported
has gone of to other chimes with the Agnes
Huntington Opera troupe. His departure
from the junction city is deeply(!) felt.
Stella Adair, the sixteen-year-old girl
who was found in the European hotel about
week ago under suspicious circumstances
with young man by the name Schott, LEFT
for California yesterday, where she will
enter convent for three years' course
The girl seems to realize the weight of her
folly o. that occasion.
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Arrested for Eornicatinn.

Deputy United States Marshal w. f..
Gill yesterday arrested Morgan Faust in
the Club saloon on the charge OF fornica-
ton alleged to have been committed with
nne Grace Richardson in Cache county.
lie was arrested on warrant from Com
missioner Goodwin's court of Logan.
Faust is employed by Salt Lake stock
firm, and is rather inclined TO run a blu #
game occasionally. He was taken TO the
marshals Office, and after remaining there
for some time he got thirsty for a drink
and started out exclaiming be would have
"a drink or blood" He got about half way
down the stairway. when Deputy Marshal
Butcher told him he had better come back
or he would have blood. The fellow re-
treated and was soon after lodged in the
city jail. He will probably be taken to Lo.
gan this morning.
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elected secretary pro tenn. with same
salary as heretofore attached to said Office.
h L. Armstrong, w. A. McMillen aud
w. w. Waters were appointed committee
10 design bad es for cattlemen's congress.
and to order the same.
On motion, w. A. McMillen, ]. D. Gill,
d. M. Shirt and w. w. Walters were ap-
pointed to meet the delegates at various
points OUTSIDE OF Ogden and present them
with badges.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
whereas, The manufacturing of paper has
oeen successfully established at Denver by the
Denver Paper Mill company: therefore
Resolved, That we gladly cali the attention
o. consumers TO the same and recommend that
It's material be used il the prices are as low as
eastern mills. 10 the end that all manufactures
In the west be established
Meeting adjourned.
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faction growing out of an inward con-
seriousness of having done the best he knew
how.
That diabolical conscienceless fiend who
threw the carcass of a putrid hog into the
well of Owen Morgan, esq.,, has been at
work again This time he entered at dead
of night the stable of the same Mr.. Morgan
and clipped the tails and names of his
horses. The skulking reptile is well known
but not Identified.
Our growing city is now putting on in
FAINT metropolitan airs. And why not?
Stores of magnificent proportions, a bank
In full bloom, new schoolhouse built and
equipped on the foremost scientific plan,
the longest and best-graded country main
street in the territory, large opera house
in course of construction, residences OF
unsurpassed beauty contemplated, electric
lights and water works on the tapis- all
these and much more have and will charac-
terize the progressive people of this place.
A much-needed Improvement now adorns
the ideal schoolhouse. The ground has
been levelled and soon will be sowed with
lawn seed. Shade trees have been planted
and the whole surroundings wear the garb
of progressive neatness.
A couple of important arrests have been
made here recently and much private spec
uiation is indulged'in as TO the justification
of those arrested. Time works wonders.
L
work of late and the principles and prac-
tees of both well presented without re-
course to vilification or abuse. The people
are learning to disagree without envy.
The mammoth coop store Is closed-tak-
ing stock. It is ascertained it has on hand
and for sale 10000 pounds of peaches,
5000 pounds of pIums, 200 pounds of april
cots. 100 bushels of oats, $500 bushels of
barley and only so bushels of wheat.
it is safe even now to predict fair per-
centage in gains for the last year, from the
! fact that the business is known to be sec
ond to none in the territory for stability,
and the men at the helm strictly business
men, full of push and high standing.
BRIEFS.
Bishop Smell has recovered from a severe
attack of illness.
| Marshal Williams is q terror to evildoers.
The district schools are kept up to the
standard.
| Business houses complain of dull times.
The late frosts have materially damaged
the fruit buds.
Trustee Smith reioices in domestic per-
centage. His mathematical calculation was
to elve pounds, and boy at that. All is
well.
The Spanish Fork Star shed its last rays
about two months ago. a Mr.. Jakeman
gathered the expiring beams and COM
! pressed them into the Hder, whose chapters
| appear to read: Assurance. II-Neg-
| lect. 11I-Melaucholy. IV-Death.
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Conventions in Ogden City will be held
at the following places:
First Precinct-At the city nall.
Second Precinct-At the schoolhouse on
Grant avenue. between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets.
Third Precirct-At Mound Fort school
house.
Fourth Precinct-At the county court
house.
Fifth Precinct-At the Fifth Ward Edu-
oational institute.
In the county precincts conventions will
be held at such places as presidents of the
several Democratic societies may designate.
All delegates must be provided with Gre
dentials signed by the presiding officer of
the meeting electing them.
BY order OF the county Democratic COM
Inittee G. G. RICHARDS,
JESSE B. BARTON, Vice-Chairman.
Secretary.
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chamber OF commerce Meeting.

The members Of the Ogden chamber of
commerce held meeting YESTERDAY after
noon, a. B. Patton presiding. Those
present were Messrs. Patton, McNIillen.
Browning, Walters, Boyle, Robinson and
Gill
On motion OF Mr.. Robinson, j. H Me-
Millen, Q. II. King and c. II. Ellison were
elected mem bers.
II was moved that oil the accounts due by
the chamber be audited and presented to
the board At its next meeting. Carried.
On motion the position of secretary was
declared vacant and L. B. Wilde was
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go SOgp Rewarca2

We will pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache In
digestion, Constipation or Costiyeness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
when the directions are strictly complied with
give satisfaction. Susar-ceated. Large kexes,
% cents. BeH Of counterfeits and iraita-
tons The genuine sold only by Johnson, Pratt
& Co. Wholesale and Hetail Druggists, 80 end
"a Main St. Salt Lafo City. Utah
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OGDEN.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
a Meeting Held-The Gun Club-Courts-The
Herrfck Funeral

Herrick Funeral
Yesterday was dull day in the First
district court, only two orders being made.
In the case of H. c. Corey VS.. A. w.
Mccoy, on motion of C. B. Pash, order
allowing James H. Spargo to file a COM
paint in intervention
The principal case Of the day was that of
Frank Monroe VS.. n. r. Strong ct al,
which was argued greater portion of the
day. Evans & Rogers were the attorneys
for the plaintiff, L. r. Rhodes for the de
PENDANT, and Maloney g. Perkins interview
ing for Martha Price.
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Police Court

Police court was dead letter yesterday.
No cases were up before his honor, and
only the usual number of plain DRINKS was
bagged.
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SPANISH FORK.
Death and Marriage Bells-Progress ON Ever,
Hand-Politics and Business.

Hand-Politics and Business
Several deaths have cast gloom over
happy families here recently.
Weddings have been more numerous the
past winter than for the same length of
time heretofore. In each instance-save
one-it was match of love.
The legal mill, manipulated by Judge
John p. Jones, has ground about fifty cases
within the past three months, nearly all of
which were for small offences.
Mr.. John W. Robertson has recently re-
signed. He has served the interests of
justice for several years without fear or
favor or hope Of reward save that salts
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Prnhnta Gnnrt

In probate yesterday an order was made
setting Monday, May End, as the date for
hearing the petition TO approve and make q
final settlement of the estate of Reese T.
Herringer, deceased.
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The club is composed of some very good
marksmen and il is said win be ready TO
compete with any of the clubs in the west
this season,
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BLAZER IAGKETs-

all Capes, Blazers and Refers
are in Black, Tan and Slate
COlOrS,
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Ogden Gun Club Shoot.

The members of the Ogden Gun club held
their regular shoot yesterday at their
grounds near the electric light works.
The scores were as follows:
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
SPRING WRAPS

This is the Most Attractive Department
in the city. BY reason of our Low
Prices and Immense Assortment. The
following Sixteen Unheard of Bargains
at Less than One-Half their actual
value, are
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DEMOCRATIC MASS CONVENTIONS

To be Held in the Several Precincts Of Weber
County.
Democratic mass conventions are hereby
called to 30 held in the several precincts of
Weber county, on Friday, the goth day of
April, 1892, at 7:3o o'clock pm, for the
purpose Of electing delegateA and altern-
Rtes 20 the territorial Democratic conyen-
ton to be hold in Ogden. Utah, or May Il,
1892.
The delegates so elected are also to meet
on May IA aud elect county Democratic
committee.
The fifty five delegates allotted to Weber
county have been Rpportioned to the sew
eral9recincts thereof, as follows:
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PREVENTION is BETTER

Constipation is caused by loss of the per-
istaitic action of the bowels. Hoods Pills
restore this action and invigorate the
liver. 90
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/ AuerbaCh & Bro.

Combination Restless Bargains and wa viii convince
Our Enormous Business I