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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

: lot French Woven Corsets, sizes "a,
25. 26, 27, 2s, and 20. reduced to 40 cents.
!. lot ALI wool Striped and Plaid
Serges reduced to 37!c.
! lot l'lsid and Striped Wool
Serges reduced 10 25c.
lot Plaid and Striped Wool Flan-
nels reduced to 25c.
lot New Shades Wool Cheviots, very
fine, reduced to 50c.
! lot Fine Wool Henriettas. elegant
finis new shades. 25c.
lot Remnants fne Wool Dress
Goods reduced TO 16ie.
lot Fine Wool Henriettas and Serges
reduced 10 35c.
lot Fine All-Wool Cbeviots, in tan
and gray, suitable for Ladies' Spring
Jackets. S5c yard.
lot Children's White Thibet Sets
reduced from 81 t. S1.25.
Great display in Fine Laces, in white,
cream, and black.
All new and beautiful patterns in
Point de Gene, Point &c Ireland, Point
de Paris, Ivory Antique Valenciennes
and Orientals.
Evening Silks. Pint de SPIRIT, all
shades OF Silk Mulls verv cheap.
Evening Gauze in all shades.
Fancy and Plain China Silks, Failles
and Surahs in all the new shades.
Ladies' Evening Gloves in all shades,
lengths and prices.
Ladies' Embossed Gauntlets in all the
new lightshades.
Ladies Mousquetaires in new light
shades, Sl.25.
Ladies' Mosquetlires, Job lot, re-
duced to 69c.
French Percales at 10 and 1910.
Merrimack Calicoes, 4Ic.
New Spring Ginghams ST, 10, and 12ic.
20 pieces Fine Unbleached Cotton at DC
90 dozen Mems Extra Heavy Mixed
Socks. full regular, no seams. 1910.
10 dozen Mems Solid Colored Half
Hose, full regular made, no seams, 1870.
Mems Linen Collars, IA, 14i, and l5,
four for 10c.
Mems Linen Guns lUc pair.
Mems Initial Handkerchief, Zoe.
Mems Pure Silk Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs 5Oc.
Swiss Edgings and Insertings, Ham
burg Edging and Inserting, all new and
very pretty, cheap.
Ladies' Hose at 12ic., full regular
made and fast black.
Children's Hose, extra quality, ribbed,
at 12Ic-7 to 81.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, 18c.
A few LADIES' Balmoral Skirts left
will be closed out cheap.
Chiffon in pink. blue, cream, lilac, ca
nary. red. and black at30c.
100 Bed-Spreads at CSC. These are the
1.25 ones.
A few pair more OF those Soiled Blank
cts to be sold cheap.
Down Quilts at cost.
Carpets, Rugs. and Druggets cheaper
than ever before. No extra charge for
making and laying Carpets.
New Mattings, New Oil Cloths, all at
reduced prices.
Remnants OF Oil Cloths and Remnants
OF Mattings.
We have the largest display of Ham
burg Edgings and Insertings to be found
anywhere in the city and the prices are
the lowest.
Remnants of all kinds OF Goods,
Ginghams, Calicoes, Flannels. Cambrics,
Bleached and Unbleached Cottons, Can
ton Flannels, Dress Goods, etc.. all at
sacrifice.
1 lot Remnants Bleached Canton Flan-
mel, real good, &c.
A few more Of those Nice Plaid and
Striped Muslins left at SIC.
Good Dark Calicoes 4lc.
Indigo-Blue Callcoes 6lc.
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THE WOOL CHALLIEs

we advertised at S1sc. yard are going fast.
yard.
FANCY TIDES In large assortment at 80
per cent less than regular prices.
DRESS TRIMMINGS this week az bargain
HALLS BAZAAR coLLAR-FoRNs reduced to
FELT LAMBREQUINs reduced from 75c.
% 4Sc. each.
CHENILLE TABLE-coyERs in all sizes at
great bargain prices.
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BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS.

Black Faille silk, guaranteed to wear, In
an assortment at beautiful qualities for this
week at S9c., 81, Sl.25, s1.50, s1.75, 81, s2.2o
q yard.
Colored Faille silks in all the new colors, re-
duced TO S5 and 9Sc. yard.
Evening Shades In China Silk In beautiful
range OF colors at 4S, Toe, and s1.os yard.
Evening Shades In Satins, in new colors, at soc.
yard.
Black Satin Luxor, tho most beautiful silk In
the market, reduced 70 81 and s1.25 yard.
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NOTIONS.

velveteen Skirt Braid, 10c q. piece, any color
won't cut out as ordinary braid does.
Turkey-Red Embroidery Cotton, Nos. to 20,
only &c. dozen skeins.
Au-Silk Garter Elastic, 12j<c. yard-every
popular solid color and all the high colors.
Rick-Rack Braid (all popular sizes), 90 a
bunch.
English Book Pins, &C., containing black and
white pins.
Large and Small Safety Pins, dozen on a
card, cards for &c.
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LADIES' TAILoR-MADE SUITS.

We have left about Is Ladies' Tailor-Mad'
Salts. Some are in Navy and the rest In Plair
Black. They are Just the weight for carly spring
and the prices makeno chargefor making. The,
are all marked at about the cost OF the materia
only.
s12.4S Tallor-made Suits Tor $9.9S-
S11 Tailor-Made Suits for s7.SS.
$40 Tail0r-made Suits for $3.50.
s0.S7 Taiior-made Suits for $3.50.
S0 Taiior-Made Suits for &i.4S.
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Here they are:
LINING cAMBRIcs, 2Ifc yard.
BLACK SATTNES, o slc. yard.
Best SHIFTING PRINTS, SIC, a yard.
All grades Of 25c. DRESS GOODS, Iqc. a yard.
4o-'nsh ALL-W0oL sILK-FINlSHLD HENRI
ETrAs, Ale. yard.
sATINS in various colors, lec. yard.
CHINA SILKS, 40c. quality at csc. yard.
Soc SUkAH SILKS at Sic. a yard.
75c. and 81 SATIN RIIADAMAS at 30c. yard.
BLACK FAllLE SILK at SEC yard.
AI-Wool Medicated 90 and 75c. RED FLAN-
NIL sfilRTS and PANTS at 35c.
An-Wooi Moderated RED FLANNEL SHIRTS
and PANTS, mems and ladies, 81 and s1.25
Small lot Of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
CORSET COVERS, 25c. quality, 1Oc.; $50.
a1ss m DRAwER so aus euay ~ 5e ao'
81 90 quality at 69c.
MUSLIN SKIRTS at 20, 80, so. and 6ec.
One lot HANDkERChl EFS, &c. apiece.
LINEN HANDkERCHIEFs, Colored BORDERS,
i INITIAL HANDKERcHIEFs. all letters, e,4c.'
apiece.
Fine WOOL JERSEY RIBBED VESTS. 81
noe Soc quality RIBBED VESTS. s5c. ap,ece.
25c quality RIBBED VESTS. Ice apiece.
The best quality TABLE oIL~CL0TH at 1ecL
LADIES' HOSE, odds and ends. &c. a pair.
Gentlemens HALF-H0sR, 2 pair for &c.
ons One ios I aESs akzvY " 6SSDERsHIRTs 1sc.
apiece. -
One lot BRKASTFINs, odds and ends-your
choice 10c. apiece.
EMBROIDERY SILK on spools, Sc. dozen.
BLACK KID GLOVES, small lot Toe. quality
IN So, q, and 81 only, ~ 45c. pair.
One lot LEGGIsGS at 15c. pair.
q pair.
ali sizes, 3ec- pair.
CHECK AusLlNS. 4Ac yard.
GentIemens SILK INITIAL HANDKKH-
CHIEFS, SOC. apiece.
Gsntlemsns LiNEN COLLARS, sn styles and
Sizes. Sc. apiece
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LACES.

We have big stock of Fine Linen Torchon
Laces We viii put them On the counter in lots
OF 8, O, Z, 8, 10, aud 12l1c- yard for choice de-
buy
We are in about the same fix with Plat VAL
enciene and Oriental Laces 10 widths from inch
TO IL inches wide-too many, and though the
buy at fun prices 10 few weeks time, THEY
MUST BE SOLD NOW, 90 prices viii not stand
as al obstacle In your way.
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MIscEr.IAyEoUs.

Papers English Pins for sc. or 7c- by mail
Real steel Scissors at 25c. pair.
Bafbours Linen Thread az &C. q spool.
The genuine Pears Soap az 10c. q cake
Cusicura soap az l4c- q cake.
Ivory Soap at &c. a cake.
Genuine Labin's Handkerchief Extracts at 40c
an ounce.
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MENsuNLAuNnERen suIars,

Mems superior Quality Uniaundered Shirts.
made OF New York Mills Muelin with Linen
Bosom Cuffs and Neck Band Double Front,
Felled Seams, perfect fitting Shirt and known
es regular 81 Shirt, sniy SOC. each.
Mems Unienndered SnIrfs, made OF Wamsutta
Muslin with 1900 linen bosom--Double Front and
Back--Felioc 5eams-endless stays, only 75c-
each.
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DRESS GOODS.

Yeddo Crepe, in all the new colorings, at 1e1fc.
ayard.
yar1.
Remnants OF Dress Goods marked down far
below cost 70 close out
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ladies' LINEN COLLARS. a variety Of styles
and qualities. &c. apiece.
Two spools o. N. r. COTTON for 7c-
cELLULoID COLLARS, 14lz, 10, 10, l6N,
and ~. 25c. quality at l21.
APRON GINGuAMS. $50. n yard.
1O-4 BLEACHED SHEEflSG, 1879. yard.
Remnants OF the host quality SHEEflNGs
bleached and I0-4, 1oc. yard.
SIC. quality extra-heayy UNBLEAcHED
CUTrON at 59fc. a yard.
Fun yard-w!d, COTTON at Sc. q yard:
81 aud sl.e5 qualities 46-lrch sILK-FINIsH-
ED HENRIETyrAS at 69c. a Yard.
One lot yELyETS at 43c. a yard.
Yard-wide PERCALEs, 9c. a yard.
Children's fun regular-made HOSE, loc. pair.
Ladies' full regular-made Hose, fast black,
Large Size GRAY and WHITE BLANKETS,
20 dozen LADIES HosE-Mode and Tan, SOLID
and Fancy Stripes-the usual Soc. quaniy for
19c. pair
10 AID 23c.. from 80 and 3Se 1y,cu,vrs
Gentlemen's INITIAL HANDKEkchIkfs,
Lot odds and eEds in LACE CURTAINS and
single pairs OF kind VIII be ready MONDAY
DR. WARSERs HEALTH coRsETs, u
'PiiioiM PTiiHiooMpsoy's GLovE-FIrTING and n. q G.
s1 quality CoRsEIs az sac; sPisse "a.
Fancy-stripe BLACK HENRIErfAs' 4Sc- .
siii-warp BLACK HKSRILrTAs, si.aS quail
BLACK CASHMERE, 1es5zs. e yard: moo,
Two Ts pissss DO DcobiIo-wid.h sKIRTINa rLAs-
Five Five pie %pisess CHECKED SHIFTING YIAN-
LOT; ios c;iIorHkS.HRusHEs, i % 4 &C. spiscs.
Lot 0entiemen's PUkE-IiNEN EoUR-PLY
CUFFS, 25c quality nov 1kc. pair.
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TRUNKS AND Rags.

We carry the largest assortment Of Trunks
and 7ags 20 be found IN the city We make q
speciality OF ths Richmond-fnads Trunks. IL will
pay goE 70 get cur pr;oos before buying.
We show this week now styles IN SHIFTING
New New styles IN OUTING CLOTHS.
Now styles IN GINGHAMS.
Nss styles in HAMBuRa KDaIEGs and INsER-
New ToRcHoS EDeINas ana INSERTIONS,
etc
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BLANKETS AND CoMFoRTABLRs.

Now is your chance. We have O large stock Of
Fine Goods that must be closed out. The prices
have been made TO reduce the stock this week.
III you are interested you can get the best bar
gains you ever saw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vest, elegant
good Silk front, reduced to Soc.
Mems Cotton and Wool Vests, extra
cheap good ones at 80, 37l, and SOC.
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IMPORTANT.

We have Just opened a large line OF very fine,
narrow, very dainty, and very beautiful Main
soOk Swiss and Fine Cambria Edges; also, sets
Of 9 to 3-widths Of Edge, and l. 10 2-widths Of
Insertion all 20 match. We show large line 81
these goods, specially adapted 70 Infants wear,
all at low prices to move quickly.
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&DAVIS
COMMENCING
Tomorrow Morning.
We Iuaugurate a Special
Sale.

In completing our invcntorywe end different
limos Of goods that we cannot carry over--thai
we must dispose Of regardless Of cost. We have
gone through the stock and reduced the prices
In many cases 70 one-hah the cost Below we
give you partial list Of the great reduction we
have made. Many others equally as good await
you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
CLOAKS, CLOAKS.

The bottom has dropped out and the
prices are all down. You can save money
by buying your Cloak here il you need
one. Just think ! $3.50 buys a nice
jacket which sold for s. and ST s5 buys
slO-dollar Cloak $3.50 buys Nice
Misses Newmarket which sold for 80,
SO, and sS. Any Cloak at just so per
cent. less than the regular price. Thcy
must be sold, regardless of cost. We do
not waut to carry single one over. and
that il why we have made such sweeping
reductions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
LADIES PLUSH sAcouEs AND JACKETS,

LADIES' PLUSH sACQUEs AND JACKETS,
full salin-Llned and Genuine Seal ornaments:
e2s Plush Sac1uss reduced 20 sl33l.
40 Plush Sacques reduced to elD.S7,
e45 Plush Sacques rednced 10 s24
sz6 Piusn Jackets reduced 70 el1.15.
$50 Plush Jackets reduced 10 si4.75.
S35 Plush Jackets reduced 70 slT.75.
s35 Plush Jackets with Mins CoAar now sl7.1 o.
e4O Plush Jackets with nink Collar now s19.7o.
$50 Plush Jackets with Mink Collar now s25.
ESQ Plush Jackets with Astrachan Collar now
S14.7o.
s35 Plush Jackets with Astrachan Collar now
s17.75.
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Lace Curtains in great variety.

Remember the Nice Laces which we
have displayed. and the Hamburg
Edgings and Insertings. Nainsook Edg-
ings and Insertings, Swiss Edgings and
InsertinRs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

the hWhitnsy1 has no eQuAi. We have sold
shein Tor years and fou1d them always ne best.
Our Bprtng styles aro now ins rsprsosntins
over nity patterns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

Cassimers at %, 33, 40. and SOC. These
are all new goods and are very cheap.
White Flannels at 20 and 25c., all wool
and very fine.
Red Twilled Flannel at 25c., all wool
Gray Flannel at l2lc.
90 Ladies' Gossamers at SOC.
Towels at 10, 12I, l5. l6i, 90. and 25c.
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oLoAKs ANp WRAPS.

Another big reductonin all our Ladies', Misses,
and Chilorens Cloaks, Wraps, Jackets, New
markets, Capes, and Cape-Cloaks. Prices are
nov less than the cost OF the material In the gar
ments. You never had such chance TO ouy
Fine Goods at as low prices as you can buy them
this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
FEATHER BoAs.

Coquo Feather Boas, three yards long.
$40 boas reduced 10 S9.DS.
Siz Boas reduced TO s6.77.
$40 Boas reduced to 81. IA.
S6 Boas reduced TO $4.l9.
s5 Neck Boas reduced 70 s2.68.
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LADIES' JERSEYS.

s2.50 Ladies' Black Jerseys for e1.25.
s2 ladies' Black Jerseys tor 81.
e1.50 Ladies Black Jerseys for 75c-
Si.50 Ladies' Gray Jerseys for Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
FUR cApEs AND MUFFs

II low prices will sell Fur Cspes and Muffs this
week we won't have one left by Saturday night.
We have cut the prices 30 low that II you ever
expect TO need either you will make money BY
buying now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
CURTAINS.
S4.9S.
DRESS GOODS.

Stock-taking time discloses many surplus lots
"odd lots and remnants. Many such Items will
BE- sold at mcrciless reductions this week.
lot 26c Cashmeres Tor l9c.
lot 6oc. Diagonal Suiungs for 371Sc.
lot 4O-inch soc. All-WoOl HenriettGs and
Fancy Wool Suitings reduced 20 SOC.
II remnants of White, Cream, Pink, Laven-
der, and Blue All-Wool Cashmeres, ~ 10 Az
yards at about half price.
remnants all 45-inch Lace Net and Flounc-
ing and silk and Tinsel Gauze in pieces from 1 u
70 10 yards ai less than half price.
pieces Of dinereht shades o: the new mauve-
col0fed Bedford Cords and ). r. Henriettag, 40
inches wide, 75c now instead OF 81, the regular
price.
10 styles Of the new Light, Rough Tweeds and
Cheyiots, the very latest styles, Doc. instead Of
35c., the regular price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
SPECIAL!

4S-inch Mouselalne de Sol in all the leading
evening shades only 4oc. yard.
All shades Embroidered Chiffon, 25c. yard.
shades Chiffon JabOts only 75c. each.
all shades Fiayed Silk Dress Trimming only
50c. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
Worth Of Dry Goods Notions Fancy Goods &c., Must Be Sold


in
ryarce s1n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

ROBES.
We have White Thibet Fur Baby-Carriage
Robes left-the price was S3.75-we will sell
them for
S1.S0 EACH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23

CHICAGO, June 23.-fhe convention
was slow Ia assembling and twas near
~ O'Clock when the chairman called
tnn delegates to orucr. The ludiana
delegation, bearing a Gray banner,
were received with cheers, which were
Increased wheuA banner bearing the
names "ClevelaDd and Gray" followed.
Nominating speeches were limited to
i've minutes, and speeches reconding
the nominations were allowed two
minutes.
The call Of States for the presenting
Of names for the Vice. Presidential
nomination was Immediately ordered.
Arkansas yielded 10 Indiana aud
Lamb presented the name OF lsaac H..
Cray, which was received with pro-
longed cheering.
Colorado yielded 10 Illinois and
Wofthiugton nominated stevenson OF
that State, predicting the success OF the
ticket " Illinois was reprvse nted on H..
Connecticut seconded Gfay'p nomi.
nation IA did also Idaho anu Kan,as.
kentucky seconded the nomination
Of Stevenson.
Iowa anu Ohio said they had no
name to present.
Uni OF Michigan placed In nOmiua.
ton Judge Morse Of that State,
When New York was reached Gov.
ernor Flower, who was greeted with
Loud applause, said the Empire State
had no name to present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

UNpEnrAKrH EVANS today ship ped
tho body Of Mrs. Ellen Madden 10 her old
home al Concord, Now Hampshire.
ions II. o'REuLY, the ex.pollco OIL.
cor who was rc.appointed to the post oi
special policeman, has been sworn In
aud will Immediately enter upon his
duties,
TnERE was letter this morn Ing from
Mr.. and Mrs, :, w. Sears, now in Sau
Francisco, stating that thuy arc enjoying
the delicious breeze from tho Pacific and
In good health.
THE Scandinaylans Of Salt lake City
and County will have grand excursion
tomorrow To Gariiold Beach. The day il
the "midslmmsr day Of the Far North
and will Do celebrated In an appropriate
manner.
AUriCLEs Of incorporation Of the
Driver Mercantile company. with capl-
tai stock OF $1,000, and the South West
orn Trust company. with capitalization
o. S5,0OO,OO0, were filcd In tho Office Ut
Territorial secretary. Sells today.
Rr-iDENr~ Of the eastern part oi the
Twonty-iirst ward want 10 know WHY it
Is that they have no; been furnished with
water for their orchards, gardens aud
lawns this season. A prominent citizen
from that locality called at our office lhis
aitoru Don aud said that trees and other
vegetation were actually dying for lack
OF water.
SAN uu.soS was glocfully pacing tho
streets this afternoon with hugo leather
scalp, To which was attached the hair Of
n horses tail, When questioned ~ 10
whore ho had obtained tho ghastly thing,
he replied with an air of great satisfao.
tiou; 1T once covered tho political
gray matter OF the luscarora chief but
was matched OIL ut Chicago" Il il said
that Mr.. ellison will present II to Powers
on his return.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23
Congress.

wAsIuNGIoS, June 22. - In the
Senate today Senator Davis, according
10 the recommendation " the Prusl-
dent's message ON Monday, introduced
resolution proposing retaliation on
Canada for disqualification against
American vessels passing through the
Canadian canal. Tho senate bill OK.
tonding the timo for the completion Of
the bridge across the Missouri river ut
Omaha TO three years was. passed.
AlsO the bill suggesting the homestead
law Tor public lands unuisposed Of In
the Fort Fetterman hay reservation
and Wood river I'm Wyoming. After
dlsposlng Of some bills on the calendar
the senate spent three hourn on tho free
silver bill. Perkins made n speech
against the bill. which was finally laid
aside without action, The Senate to.
day couiltmed the nomination Of O..
&. l.. Goodman Us registrar Of the land
Office Mt Evanston, Wyo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23
--latest Court News.

This afternoon In the Third District
Court Frank Monroe filed IA suit
against the CITY Council Of Salt Lake
praying that an alternate writ Of man.
damus be Issued by the court requiring
the defendants TO pass upon his appll-
cation for hotel and liquor license, al
90, Commercial street, or TO show cause
why the same should be refused.
In the SAME court this afternoon an
answer was filed In the ease OF Emma
A, Williams W.. Martin Fassell ct AL,
defendants. The suit arose out OF q
real estate transaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23

Yesterday was n graz,
ustsa, 80 y, OF ,provo. The n.s "'n The
Of iSs,, y, wy iuscarotas was H. o. tbs
During the aflernoon a.,
special kilograms were rec sS following
ovv. CHICAGO, June Pond
we have beat the r,.ae --nd'
slong the line. Our dslvatoTA' all
by uunuirnous vote. - 'sa'es seated
THURMAN.
Mayor Dusenherty; --"i'
n.,,,,, "ueisoh aud Csine are a.,
,as,. "Slneu LOT national co,, asl'
, ns,n" =, cleveland will be ', na,.,
(Signed,) TIunv,vAc
CHICAGO, June oq,,
siuscaroras are completely g.
-iuil Recognition Ia accorded ~ ue,i,eA'ei
tsignej,) ~ ~ ""
,., inese telegrams had the .g.o,
Iousing some Of the loyal Den, EN-. q
u"u lIepsthuons Tor ths celeb,,,,'1
were soon made. Befor, 'o ,,A,'a
iart night huge bonHfe wa. IVvl9el
IN ifont OF the Court Unn,o.u 'e,lng
Demo.craic drum corp. wa, nm, zoe
liiv The street anu making a H. l ant
olson'a brass band collected : uu.''.
anu by half past eight the 700
'front.' OF the Court House va 80 nv, -
WIN an enthusiastic crowd Jug
wagon was run into tbs a
anu from II spetches Ws,s !
hvered by NJ. NJ. Kellogg, Jndss AZ, l''
ner Mayor Duseuberry, Hon J. ',,l'
GREENWOOD, of Fillmofe, mi lug
houth. These gentlemen v,,s 10y, "l9
received and cried aloud the .nc,,, ~, y.
Democracy anu the death oi WIJ.,!Vs'
isu.' They predicted tho ttium,I y,
Democracy throughout Utah An ~
haliun TINS autumn, anu ,uloy,ge,i ~, Nv
convention for Recognizing I,,,ss
rights and charactefized Il s.aN,'s.,
evidence OF good feeling towa,S i,'' n,
by the national Democrats. ~
Provo, June -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23

Guoo-In this city June y, At l'go a. m,
Sarah l.. Glllou Groo, wife Of Isaac Groo.
Horn In Sullivan county, New York, March I,
is2I.
Funeral from Smith ward chapel on Friday,
June q, ut 10 a. IN,
rAscoE.-ln this city June %. is2, OF spinal
meningitis, after one weeks illn,ss, Elizabeth
l.. Birfoot, wife Of Francs A. Pascoo and
daughter OF tho late Jas, l. Barioot, Torn IN
London England, May ., lsJ
, Funeral service a. ~ Marl's church nj 1880
p. m, Friday, Friends wishing 30 view tie
remains may do SO AZ tho rooms OF Undertaken
Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23

LosDoN, June ~. - A Crowded
Unlonist meeting was held last evening
to support the appeal OF the proitstants
n Ulster Ia England. Many titled
and prominent persons wste pr,nrnt.
Cir Geo. Chubb presided. The Duke
oi Atgyle delivered speech In which
he declared " n slanderous falsehUod TO
say that the people o. Ulster were
aiming al religious asceudency. They
were, essit against the ascendcncy ot
IN. "villhge ruiiian amt paris pope" a
resolution cummending the appeal OF
Ulster 10 the attention u the British
electors was unanimously carried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23

iIe send. u Message 20 the Democrats
OF the Country.


BuzzARDs BAY, June 23.-Cleyt.
land, through Governor Russell, sends
the following 10 the press ON his nom.
lnation: 81 should certainly be
chargeable with dense lnsensibllityl III
were not profoundly touched by eiis
new proof OF confidence and trust Of
tho great party TO which | belong and
whose mandates claim my obedience.
am confident our fellow countEymen
are ready to receive with approval the
principle VI true Democracy, aud
cannot rid myself u the belief that 10
win success !, Is only necessary to
perpi-,ently and honestly advocate
these principles. Differences OF
opinion aud judgment Ia Demo.
cratic conventions are by no
means unwholesome indie ons,
but Il IA hardly conceivable, 10 " Of
the importance OF our success g the
country and party, that there should
be anywhere Among the Democrats
any lack OF harmonious and active
effort 10 win In the campaign which
open. before ~. have, Therefore, no
concern on the subject. IL will certainly
be my constant endeAvor to deserve
the support u every Democrat"
Cleveland WIS very tired when the
news reached him. Mrs. Cleveland
retired nj 1 a. M, and II was nearly 8
when the nominee followed her.