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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-05
ARTICLES

ST. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. L
FLOUR-Steadier. Patents 50 1905 90 extra
fancy S. 50GS3 10, fancy l5g3 70 choice 4O92 %
family 2Gga 80.
WHEAI-CGsh 1890,
CORN ash, 4714c.
OATS-Cash Sic bid,
RYE-No, 2 cash &c.
misunderstanding, &C.
HAY-Demand active, Timothy $40 cool 90,
prairie IS 5UaS 30.
EGGS Higher. lU13c
COItN MEALS 55S2 65.
BAGGIN G-654979So.
FLAN-95c.
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery 2Oe2lc, dairy 16a
nc.
PORK-Standard mess, SI2 IS.
LARD-7 1907 20.
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TYPE. WRITER'S.

THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEwRITER, LAT
i est and best CsiigTApbs 40 each Hal, 81,
Odeli tI5. note books. &C, ali supplies cheap John
II. Fszsl. southwestern agent. Law stenoEraDhsr
and notary pa bic ~ dA5
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Wichita Grain Market,

WICHITA, Aug. L
Following the closing quotations:
GRAlN-I ar lots on track.
NEW WHEA1-h4@56c.
OLD WHEAT-5S6g6yc.
CORN-Whte, Ale.
CORN-A elbow, ;5c.
OATS-New, a0c;
OATS-Od, 25c
HAY-Baled. 81 OO64 so per ton; loose. 81 coos co.
GROUND CORN chopin car lots, 15c per 100
pounds; corn and oats. Sue per 100 pounds; bran,
Backed, DOC per 100 pounds
tLAASEE D-054s1Uc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

New York Money.
INV YORK. Aug. L
1oney on call easy. closing offered IL per cent
Prime mercantile paI er Sl9s5l9 per cent
Exchange steady at 81 81 for siXty-day bills and
~ 81 for demand.
1etal sale OF stocks today, $4,000 shares.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizssand styI
He also carries the finest assortInentof pict1r
smes in the city. Give him friendly call amp
xamfne samples.
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DR.. BENNETT.

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs.
Female Aim is in all forms, as Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, speciality.
Moles and Facial BIemishes removed
1ndolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases
Consultation Free, confidential and In
vited.
O'Clock p. M, Sunday until 1:3O o'clock p.
M Call at Office over Woodman's bank.
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FOR .S4IERedf Estate.

IsaAAP LOTS. CHEAP HOIskHs MUeT ~
s5sd 20 "a esSfs % SAVING. cAzks
vacant cts c5s-s -: two G-s8.ESs f2ssy roSza.
.zrh also Eve acres tSkat fz8 soss2z2 LgEe soE
ssrzsns- Cal AID E@s ssDp-ESy. Geo. b B+Nck-
4esssr AS ~1ee- CO
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Brief Mention.
Hog market active.
Whitaker bought literally today.
Cattle market remains unchanged.
Mr.. j. G. Lauterbach of Hukle came in
with a load of hogs of his own raising,
which was the only good bunch on the
market today.
The following shippers had stock on the
market today:
7. NJ. Butcher. Sawyer. hogs and cattle.
II. Mills, Newton, hogs.
NJ. X. Wolf, Ellenword, hogs.
p. G. Reed, Pratt, cattle and hogs.
c. i. Brown, Mulvane, hogs.
j. G. Lauterback, Hukle, hogs.
NJ. l., Fullenweider, Brainard, hogs.
Morris 81 Gard, Furley, hogs.
Cation e. Slocumb, Peabody, hogs,
II. A. Beals, Sharon, hogs.
II. +. Galliland, Winfield, hogs
+. Rolph, Lyons, hogs.
B. =. Merely, Pratt, hogs.
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Car. Bob Cook. the grra: eoscheF ct
Yale. was &, ooo winner ~ - vSsOry.
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wicnl'0
Union Stock Yards for the Past ~
Hours Were: Cattle, Light; Hogs fio'
Shipments; Cattle, 10; Hogs, 80.
WICHITA, Aug. 4, '92.

The condition of the cattle market re-
mains unchanged. There was light run
of stuff today, consisting principally of
heifers. The market on good grades Ii
steady.
The quotations here presented are 10 give me the
shipper an idea of the general range OF prices ne
various classes and grades sell within she lnt.s oi
these ouotatiop. acc ordng 10 the quality OF oner
1ngs and the state the daily markets. Ihese quo
tations are only changed when there mas peen
permapeut change In the general market Inc
Representative sales should ne referred 10 10 get the
daily fluctuations.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS

To buy Wichita city property or Sedgwok county
lano at present prices means large returns your
money. Wichita with her stock and other indus
tries Just in her infancy. and such bargains
can now oner were never ofeisd before. All having
business In line invited to call correspond
The Wichita interests OF n0n-resdents properly
and faithfully cared for. Once second floor LIS
North Market Israel Building. d 8-tf
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tnion IIeket ONCE Cor Main and LIT street. URisa
Passenger Station eerher Douglas and siA avenues
". d. EuhpacK. -. 4. A
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New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Aug l.
COTToN-Future closed steady saes 81 OO
bales; August -
S0Fttr-spot Rio steady; No !. 1885 9 lSlsc.
SUGAR-kedned steady.
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n CITAR OR BASJO-YUU CAN LEAKS TO
" play in p lessons Lady teacher a. home
to s 10 ) EmportA- oGs CO
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KANSAS CITY, Aus.k
FLU h-tlrm and in good demand. Patents
oIGz % extra fancy 81 SOs2 IS. fancy 81 U5os2 Is
choice al SJIt2 d. AAN Il 7d6e2 %
WHEAT No red 61GSGqc
CORNING. mixed 42lotaSSc
OATS-No 2miNeA. 1JvS25ssC.
BlTTER-Stetdy.
2GGS-SteSdy.
Unsatisfactory. Young America loc, Kapss.
s@9c
HAY-Firm. Timothy SO 90. fancy prairie IS oos
SOU " W.
FLA-sEED-steady at Sc on basis Of pure.
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GENERAL STORAGE.

CTORA6E EXTOS WAREHOUSE. NEW
- clean and almost fire proof Near Douglas
avenue and santa lie depot Once sl7 L, Douglas
d. u
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PHYSICIANS.
u. L. HAYS, M. ID.
L. Y. MUNSELL, NJ. ID.

III Douglas ave, wichita Kan. Practice limited {,
Eye Ear. Nose Throat, and fitting Spectscles, TIT
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Excursion Circular.

The Denver and Rio grande West.
orn has Issued the following;
Silver League AMI Peoples Com
vention, at Denver, July 20. lsv2.--
For the above occasion n rate Of one
fare for the round trip Ia authorized.
Selling days, July "a, 20 and 20.
Tickets to be- limited for return passage
until july ~. Report sales account Of
Excursion So.
Colorado State phnrmacal Assocla.
ton, At Denver, August Z, . anu g.
For the above occasion n rate Of one
and Onc.fiith fare ON the certificate
plan " authorized. Selling days
August and 2. Good for return pas.
sage until August 10. Felix a. Lyme.
man viii Sign certificates.
MoOdmun OF the World, Mt Pueblo,
August llth, lsD2.-For the above DC.
cislon rate OF one AMI one-hth fare
on the certificate plan IL authorized
from points within the State. Selling
days August 9th aud 10Th. Ccriih.
Gates 10 be signed by j. w. Browning,
and 10 be- good for return passage onu
day after convention IA over.
Patriotic Order Sons OF America, nj
Denver, August 23rd, ls92.-For the
above occasion n rateof one and one
9th fare on the certificate plan Ia Au.
thofizod from Lcadvillc, Grand June.
ton, Ourny, Aspen, Colorado Springs,
Crested Butte and Castle Rock. Sell
inc days, August 2lst and End. Ger.
tincstes win bc signed by l.. l.. Shep-
herd, State secretary. These ceriih.
Gates viii be hQnored for return one
day after the convention II over.
National EncampmeniiGran Army
Of the Republic, at Washington,
September 10 to 10 lnoluAivc.-Fort the
above occasion a rate OF one fare for
the round trip II authorized. Selling
days, September II to Is inclusive.
Tickets 10 be- limited for return passage
uuil October II. For this purpose Iron
Glad signature tickets to no used.
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III the Third District Court this
afternoon Joseph Nolsen brought suit
for damagcs aga'nst the GermAnih
Lead Works company, claiming $780,
900 (and 500 In addition for medical
exponstsl on account Of peuonal In.
Jurles. Defendants are the owners Of
smelling works at Murray, salt Lake
county, where the plaintiff was em.
ployed as laborer. while at work
In June, 1892, the wall OF an ore bin
(snid 10 have occurred through the
defendants negligeneol gave way and
Tell upon plaintiff, seriously "hurting
his head, back, chest, lighs, and In
ternal Orsans.n The ImuTles nre
described ~ permanent. Condor aud
Nelson are the plaintiffs attorneys.
The penitcntiary convict Charles
LELAND loalled for this momingl had
not arrived III the Third District Court
up 10 this afternoon.
The Bcrryman divorce case At.
tracied large crowd In Judge Zane's
court this afternoon.
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BRIDE AND GROOM
Robbed Of 500 on rnlon Pacific Rai.
way rrain.-1hc Thieves
Escape.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Adolph
Schwartz, y passenger on tho Union
Pacific No. Z, which arrives IN the
Union depot at Ogden ut 1880 a. m.
was robbed when near Evanston Of
$500.
Adolph, Is a native Of Germany AMI
several weeka ago, accompanied by
his young, fair.hSired wife, left
fatherland, bound for California. The
young couple when they put their
little fortunes together had, 10 them,
quite neat sum, amounting to 500
In their journey over land and Goa
Adolph acted a. treasurer and carried
the money safely stored away In al
inside breast pocket. Yesterday morn.
ing his wife became anxious ard re.
que0ted the custody OF the cash. After
considerable persunsion and when near
Evanston, Schwartz pulled the pocket
book containing tue money, from his
Pocket and In tho transfer displayCl
the bills TO the gaze of the passengers.
Mrs. Swnrtz PLACED the packet IN a
small hand satchel which che held In
her hand for some ti,ue aud then care.
lessly tossed Il into the hat rack.
A. the train pulled into Il yanston
the young couple having become
thirsty during their long inland ride.
'rit the car ia search OF u schooner of
beer. When they returned their com.
binoi fortune had faded into thin nir.
The dO0Fa NJ the coach were locked
AMI upon reaching Wasatch dispatch
was nunt 10 Marshal MotcRlt, asking
him TO mert the train. The oiHcef
boarded the train Us it came 20 IA stand.
tiill In The Ogden yard and seutched
tvery passenger without reward, the
tibet had disappeared M completely ~
'he money.
Swaziland his fearful bride continued
their journey towards tho setting sun
Eith only forty cents Ia cash IN their
pysaesblOn,
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Innrress.

wAsuNGroS, July 20. - Senator
Mangau introduced a bill for eov,r n.
ment control Of the Union and Central
Pacific railroads, until the debt 20 the
United State was fully paid or secured.
Rcfufrcd to select cuhlmlttse OF the
Pacific roads.
II provider for Ave directors for each
company, chosen by the Stockholders
aud ten government diiectofs NJ each
company selected 10y the governmea
NJ $4,000 salary each.
wAsniNgToS, July %. - After n
discussion without result on the bill to
regulate the manner ~ sales Of property
under decfres OF the United states
courts, the anti option bill was taken
up; HansbrOugh spoke In lts favor.
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fDTNTIIIfTD.
The Homestead striIers.

HOMESTEAD, July 2s.-Now tnat the
Duquosne men have struck, the next
objective p,sn, Of the Homestead men
u BtRdc0ck and many VI them have
gone there 10 labor with the workmcn
10 comu out. They have strong hopes
Of shutting up the Edger ThOmp.
son work.. Then they pro-
pose 10 turn their attention
to tho Ftlck coke workers. la ipct, a
strong fight n 10 be made all along the
line, though II ~ doubtful u tho coke
men can he Induced To come out.
There IA an ugly rumor 10 the effect
that several freight engineers have
been warned that II they attempt 10
haul pound OF steel FROM tue Home.
stead mills, they will be- shot. This IN
denied by the strikers.
There IL evidence Of Increased &C.
tivity In the mills this morning.
A COLLISION NAY RESULT.
In case Hugh o'Donnel Is released
Oh bail the strikers proposs to welcome
him home with u parade and big
demonstration. The sheriff declaros
that no will allow no such affair, and
that the parade will he stopped. The
men declare they will not submit 10
any interference and u collision may
result.
THE HEARING OF o'DONEELL.
PiTTsuuRG, July 23.--rhe hearing
on application for release OF Hugh
O'Donnell and Hugh Ross, the Home.
stead strike leaders, on bail began
this morning. Many OF their friends
were In court. Forty Witnesses were
aubpmnaed including citizens OF the
Homestead mill workers, reporters and
mililinmen. Ii was announced that
the application for discharge would be
resisted. Judge Mngce said the IN.
formation did not charge murder In the
ilrst degree andsnust be- presumed 10
be- the second k,groe until otherwise
proven. Among the Witnesses called
are John Cooper, Now York; Frederick
Primer, Phila.; G. W. Biddell, Brook.
| lyn aud W. II. Bent, Chicago, Pinker.
ton men. They testified that O'DOu.
nell was on the bank before and after
the firing began. v. W. Herbert, a
reporter, said O'Donnell was present
but as far as he could see, not taking
| any part In the riot. Samuel Stewart,
CLERK for Carnegie said that Weiho and
| O'Donnell addressed the men aud half
an hour later, the men quit firing and
the Pinkertons surrendered. Recess,
add Friok shot
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OTTAWA, Ont, July alt Ia r.
rpricd on goou authority that IA
Dominion government IN The cvedt
Of President Hnrrisonis enforcing tho
act imposing n Tux on Canadian YES.
rel. passing through the 500 canal, viii
pass an order In counsel, imposing y
tax on American vessels PASSING
through the Willard canal. This, II
is declared, will not be aDy more Of
an evasion Of the treaty VI Washington
than the threatened American decree,
as the United States government by
the zane treaty agreed to,securc for the
Canadians on the fnmo terms a9
Americ ms the use nfthe SoQcanal Vt
lhattimg owned by the Stateoi Michi'
gan,
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vi. PETERSBURG, July 23.-rhO
cholera Is Increasing ut Saratoga. The
death rate at Samarn IL higher, with
fewer cases. At Astrnkhan there Ia a
decrease In mortality.
July 10, there were los new cases
and 81 deathe, ngains, 1876 cases anu ise
deaths July 18th.
July 10 there were 81 new cases and
10 deaths nj Samara, against 10 new
cases and 36 deaths.
- rs, at Sarat0ii there were 10
new cases and 81 deaths against 20
new cases aud "a deaths ON July lOlh.
At Rosloil thoro were 81 now cases
and 81 deaths.
At Tsaritzin, July rs, there were so
new cases and 81 deaths.
Al rsarlt1in, July 10, there were IS
new cnsrs and 81 deaths.
At AEoH thore were 40 new cases
and - deaths.
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POISONED Dn,NwINs WATER
new rhe Epideuiic May Have Spread
Along The Nolgn

VIESNA, July 25.-Accoriing TO re.
ports In Austro. Polish papers work.
man died Of the plague AZ Baku, July
.. The doctors declared IL Gu. o
OF the plague, but the governor denied
It aui forbade the mention Of the mat.
ter IN the newspapers. No prsvents.
tive measures we're ordered by the
authorities. The plague spread and a
large number VI the inhabitants have
since died, The disease came from
Mcshed. Three years ago the hospital
authorities NJ Jarosslan' on the VolgH
river mad pipes secretly conducted 10
convey hospital sewerage into the
river Just above whore the town OIL.
tains it, water supply, and the iuhah.
innu Of the town have been drinking
poisoned water ever since. liza similar
state " affairs exists Mt other tOwns,
TINS pollution may explain the spread
Of the cholera along the VOlga.
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Manager Frieh SHOT by n supposed
Anarchist

Manager Triek shot by n surprised
Anarchist.
PirfsBuRu, July 28.-At 2 O'Clock
this afternoon II. G.. Frick, manager Oi
the Carnegie Company, was shot ~ a
man, name unknown, supposed 10 be- n
Hebrew. The man came into Ffick's
Office and nncd without warning. IL
Is not known how dangerously Fflck
was w0undCd. He "a conscious anu
able 70 talk. TIE man has been ar.
rested.
There are four wounds: ons In tho
neck, two la the back aud Que Ia the
side. The ma had a knife. Aq only
three shots were heard, u 10 suppoatd
the fourth wound, TINT IN the side,
was from the knife. The physician II
making an examination hui snys he
cannot tell whether the wOunde are
fatal. Tricks condition, however, T.
regarded A. very serious. The would
be assaatn has frequently been In
Frick's Office and was admitted With
out question. Ftick and he were
alone together. What passed between
them Ia unknown.
Secretary iuishman rushed IN when
tho shots were heart and after \ sirug.
gle overpowered the man aud turned
him over 10 the police. There is much
excitement aud crowds surround the
offices.
IDENTIFIED.
The mans name ~ Alexander Befk.
man, n years Of age and lives here.
lie IL a Russian Jew, aud supposed 10
bo an a natchlBt. lie has been hang.
lpp, nr,t,,t tHa pfu,a ..v.ruI uaxs
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A BRUTAL YOUNG MAN.


Heber stlner IL the name TO which a
tall and slender aud brutal young man
Of twenty.one years responded IN
the Police Court today whom called be-
fore tho Justice for asssulting and us
ing abusive language to his mother.
When asked II he was not ashamed to
insult and abuse his mother ho replied
idloticaIly-"I don't know that the
woman Ia my mother. am half
bred German and guess that made -
difference, for Us Dutchman are quick
tempered fellows"
Attorney Coad-"Look here, young
man, you know that the old lady Is
your mother"
The defendant with another idiotlo
grinl-DOnr knOw--oan't remember
that for back.
AttorncyCoadth arshly,-You answer
direct.
The dcfendant-She IL my mother
TO the beet VI my knowledge but
worked for her and She would not pay
me aud them. I cursed the money
she owed me hut wouldn't pay me.
The wretch escaped with tue slight
punishment OF s..
T.. j. Mshsncy, the ex.cOnvict nnd
forger, was held In $500 bonds to await
the action Of the grand Jury,
Walter sud Burt MAYOR charged
wi IA disturbing the peace we're exam
lined and set at liberty.
Daniel Kennedy, an old mnn from the
Twenty ward, pleaded guilty 10
inobfiety aud WIS discharged.
The following Migrants were tried
aud set at liberty; James Brown,
James Waite, Charles Whiting and
John Manning.
Mamie Adams and Lizzie Lynch, a
couple Of lewd women, Aro on trial this
afternoon for prostitution.
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Stoves and Hardware.

Articles Of Incorporation Of Charles
waules- 4 Company were filed today
with the county clerk. The object Of the
corporation isto deal In aud mnnuiac.
turo stoves, hardware and tinware.
The capital etoch is $4,000, divided
Into 1000 shares Of $500 each, The
olhcers are Charles Wanle.s, president;
Fred Wanlcss, vice.p president, socre-
mry aud treasurer
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A Lively Day in the Matrimonial
Market,

Deputy County Clerk Browne was
busy today issuiug marriage licenses.
Before . ,. m. licrnsen were grant.
ed to Joseph werihlln aged 25,
and Emma Halstead aged %; Fred l..
Cushing aged "a, aud Eleanor NJ.
burst aged Is, August Erickson Agei
20, Of HUDSON, Wisconsin, aud Katie
Peterson aged -, OF Green hay, VIA.
consin; 10 Edgar ID. Shurtlin aged -,
and Josie Sinclair ageI 20; TO FEEDER
ick Camomilr aged 20, aud Melissa J.
Osborn. aged ~, 10 Dennis McKennh
Ayei a., ami Annie Nolan aged 81
to John II. freeman aged q, anu
sarah a. Whiting AGED II.
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LARAMIE, wyo., July 2l.-one Of
the biggtsi ranch deals In the history
Of the state isabout n be consummateJ'
A contract has teen entered into be-
tween the Douglas William 5srtoaie
Company and an Engifh syndicate
Tor transfer. Of the fofmet's big ranch
near here IN st. occupied next season
by large Scotch colony. The price y
N 900. ono.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23

On July 2srd, 2ilh and 95,h, the
onion Pacific will toll excursion
tickets Mt reduced fates, NJ follows:
70 Woods Cross aud return l5c.
To Ogden Hot Springs and return
$3.50.
70 Weber and return $500.
To Coalyille and return $3.50.
To Park City and return $500.
Aud TO all ether stations In Utah at
ono fare for the round trip. All tickets
good for return until July 2Bih.
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And 10 accordance with law, and the order OF
the Board Of Directors made on the nth day %
June, irH!, 30 many shares OF utch phrrr, OF
cast, irat south street, salt Lake CITY, IN salt
Lake touuiy, Utah Territory, gu TIE lOih day
OF August 1874 90 the houruf r O'Clock M o.
such dlY 90 pay delinquent assessment crupu,
together vim the costs uf advertising nud tA
poEscH 81 sale, GEORGE sANflLE
Secretary.
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A Mining incorporation.

Articles Of incorpora ton Of the
Ph@nix Silver Mining company were
filed with the county clerk today. The
incorporators are II. r. Duke, 1000
shares; A Hanauer, Jr., 1000 shares;
w. II. Hopheimer, 1000 shares; +.
Rebrman, 1000 shares; John Bunce,
1000 shares; Andrew Gebhardt, 100
shares, and VIM. Schade, 1900. The
capital stock coniisis Of 100000 shares
Of 81 each. The oiiicern Of the corpof-
alton sha II be n board Of directors, n
president, vice.presidcnt,secro and
treasurer.
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On July esrd, 9th ana 25th, tho
Union Pacific will sell ~ rursiou
uckria a, duccd rates sb fonUv..
TO Wood, Cross api return l.c.
To Ogden Hot Springs aud return
$3.50.
10 Weber aud return $500.
10 Coniville and return $3.50.
To ParE CITY aud return $3.50.
Ana 10 NIL other stations In Utah NJ
one iarr Tor the round trip. Al Tickets
good for return until July 9Itb.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Utah Manufacturing ard Buildiug Company.
Location u principal place " Or rss,
salt lake Ctty. salt Lake Couuty, UMa 4,.
ritory, and principal ohicc, Room Z, NJ va,
y AID u Hast Iir't south street. sait lao
cry, tslt Lake County, Utah Territory.
NOrfCE. - THERE Al4E nELiSQUE NT
~ upon tho following described siofk, on
account uf assessment levied On tho 18th day
u June, l.sl, the several amounts Het opposite
tho nance N tho respective shareholders. a.
fOflOMa In Wit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23
nSIOs HAIIs, VIA.
HufUu Fsu,lt.

On July a3rd, gi,h aud 25th the
Union PacInc will soil excursion
tickets at reduced rates, m follows;
10 Woods Crnss aud return loo.
10 Ogden Hot springs aud return
$3.50.
To Weber and return s2.00.
To Cuaivillc and return $500.
To Park Cl,y and return $3.50.
And IN all other stRii0ns In Utah Mt
one fare for the round trip. All tickets
good i1r return until July Goth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23

PoTIsviLLE, Pa, July g3.-rhere
was an explosion Of gas In a New YOTk
farm early this morning. 1t Ia known
that nine were KILLED, and three missing
are also probably dead aud at least 10
BADLY burned, some Of whom viii die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-23

WAsiifNgTON, July ~. o. fetef
Young, grocer, was murdered Iaet
night by an unknown person anu
robbed of his days receipts. The skulI
was crushed with club.