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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-15
RleelN AT lest.
Tie Murdered Boatswai,s NTata Rurl
in Woodlawn C,neterv

IloU' no" resUs III Awn Cemetery
The interme1t.ux Aie yestekdav
slVernooh' 1d mi fitary
-rosr e ghis 90 - AyHt time,
o'OO men being in line.
2 o'clock the body was take from
lnae pendence Hall, where it lay ID state
satu rday afternoon, and under tht chief
mars NaaIship of r. M. j. Reed the broces-
sion ormed
lheN line included divisions pr the
Srano Army, Sons of Veterans, National
Huaru of Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
lraIer ial societies, naval veterans, U. D.
sairOr p, and marines, and many citizP
1ne Ustreets were lined with sped dtators
hFe ue Vp and the route was up Ch{stnub
sVreel 10 Broad Broad to Market, Iarket
70 lnir y ninth, and thence to the ceme-
very rhe large cemetery was crdwded'
ana upoI n arriving there the right pr the
hhe was halted on the main avenue dl-
recIlV opposite the Riggin plot, where
IahAs RAJ re opened and the hearse, with
Sne guar from the United Statesl Navy
iaru, foceeded through the lite, the
usual no ors being paid The body was
met at thAp grave by Higgins relatives
and friend
Inc Vvces opened with prayer by
heY' oan uel II. Boyer, an Episcopal
elelsy una at whose church Riggi1 was
an az 9VDoiiuo nt The rector spoke fed lngly
oI Uhe uea1 sailor and alluded to III love
IOr ~ ms cou atry and flag. Capt w.
i4err ~ neNu Nlivered an oratiop andA read
upo 9Woru testimony Of eye witnes les OF
Sne alpar so affair Rev Dr. II dnean
Al 9lcoie4oi oke on behalf of the naval
veterans association, in which he COM
ulehueu May vOr Stuart for allowirI the
pouy 70 repo in Independence Hail and
a local paper for its enterprise in frlng-
ing Cne fehHV Vns from Valparaiso.
AllerWards Dr. McGregor deliver1d the
DuFiul seiAho A last salute was then
Ireu 10y AVrtY of marines fronl the
League islah' navy yard
ne grave Vas lined with eyergt teens,
anu aU une ne'Y was an elegant 1oItal Of
Ierihs Ieprese Vnting broken cd lumn
", WIN ,he inScri Iltion: "Only a Boatsy lain's
.auue' Inc M tallic casket was il leased
III pialn ll>', 0aN cVpfin upon which wat in
scIlDeu OharleVs w. Riggin, 1892
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-15

LIBERTY, Mo, Aug. ia report has
sAanhsd here from Smithville. a small
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-15

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gentlylyet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn et tectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
ard 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, M NEW YORK, NV
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

No County Court today owing tn Thy
absence OF Judge Bauch. County Clcth
Allen and solociman Hardy
LEWIS. the murderer Of Gior,. now IN
the county Jail, can he hoard half DOCK
away singing "ilulc britannia
A sAnnfAar license was granted today
TO Thomas l.. Storey aged -, ui Ogden
and Grace Richardson aged 49, OF kich-
mond.
Miss CAs-tR J0Nr-, daughter Of John
.Ionos. Of the Fifteenth ward OF this CITY,
has gono 10 Chicago 10 complete her edu-
cation. She expects TO be- nbfont about
one year.
BRoIuEn GoNzNiEs THrIo viii opcn
his class In the spanish language for me
ensuing school year In tho llauordiy
Saints College building, w. North Tenn
pie street, ON September lot.
TuE volume Of dust on the east, south
and west boulovard- u something awful,
and In consequence thor col these hoauu-
ful thornughinru4 have no longer any ht-
traction to those wishing pleasant
drive.
GovEnNoR THOMAS had intended To
give his decision In regard 70 the sur
render, or otherwise, Of J.W. Hnmin, tho
real estate dealer, TO the 81 Paul author
lies, at 3 D. m. today; but. by request, ne
deferred doing 80 until later IN tho day.
The case IL mentioned on our eighth
page.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

Swift fNntel animals that have boon
tancd. wltn abundant facilities for max.
ing living Of their own. are apt 10 tilo
French leave IN spite Of kind treatment.
although In moments Of danger such
renegades will sometimes remember an
old protector and volunteer 10 runouucc
thor habit Of truancy. The post trader
OF the Forbin de san Pablo. near Mas.
allan, raised a young occlUt, which hung
about the house. or rather the ranch, for
couple OF years. but nt last ceased to
recognize the authority Of ~. landlord.
Juanita would absent herself for week.
together and visit the post only a. d
guest. or a privileged member of au in
spectinf comm. p, for she rummagcs
the promises, APPEARS aud Disappear.
without asking anybody leave. and re-.
scuts every attempt ut familiarity on
the part of her former owner. But OF
evening she had just entered the store
whom u troop Of hursomcn alightod ni
the gate. aua minute Inter q govern.
i1sut scout with big wolf dog stepped
up 10 the counter, while his companion.
deposited their saddlebags near the open
door.
Junnita east an uneasy glance at the
hloclsaded door and IN the next instant
caught sight Of the dog and he Of her,
when the ATTITUDE Of both parties be-
came 80 disugrceably suggestive Of al,
impending -ct-to that the scout reached
for stick TO chase the dog ont. But
| Jumita either misconstrucd his motive
or had already made up her miul 10 &c.
cure a vantage ground, for just when hg
faced about she leapod upon the counter
and with the next jump upon the shout.
der Of her old muster, and there pro.
ceeled 10 ''get her bnck up" growlinp
yiciously and bristling up to twico hoi
natural size, like u cat.--San Francisco
| Chrutti.l Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

There i-vcry littlcu-c In talking about
an American national lower. We are
mot nation, no matter how many big
N's wemay put totho word, In the sense
that Englishmon aud Fronchmcn consti-
tuto 70 nation. What Is typical IN one
section Ut our continental republic "a
not typical IN another and AN emblem
which might mean great donl In New
England or New York wonll hive hnt
nn artificial Significance In Louisiana or
California. State flowers we might
hive, aud TO some extent we do have
thcm. California has formally adopted
the Eschscholt1ia, or California poppy
Ms its emblem. Maine men wear Pine
branch when they want 10 indicate what
state they have come from,
Our Massachusetts, dower is naturally
the trailing arbutul, and that ought %
hc formally adopted n our emblem. Al
the drmd Army HnCaupnent nearly
every state delegation wore something
which was characteristics OF the state.
We comprehend ourselves better II wo
divide ouirolvc, mp 10y forty-iour, and
there are enough plants aud flowers 10
80 ayuuud.-Bostuu Transcript.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

"Lonioner" writes to the NEWS
from Basslt, Idaho, giving the particu-
lars OF destructive fire which &C.
Cured on the 18th inst. Il happened
nj the residence OF b. NJ. He's, ana
destroyed tho clearinghouse, stable,
chicken coop, etc. A valualc horse
and eleven pigs were turned to death,
n large number OF farming implements
were rendered worthless, and other
property OF considerable value was also
lost. The damag, In estimated nj
some hundreds OF dollars. The house
hold furniture was, fortunately, saved,
also the clothing and other articles.
The IRE was due TO the cartlessness Of
two intoxicated travellers, who went 20
the place to purchase small quantity
Of hay, and who dropped the ashci
from their pipes upon some very dry
hay In the stable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
Might Have Been Worse.

A gentleman passiog the residences 81
Mr.. Joseph Bull, Jr., this afternoon al
one O'Clock, noticed volu me Of smoke
forcing its way through one OF the
windows. The family, at tho time,
were ut din ner, Unconscious Of any
danger. Their attention being called to
the unusual circ umslance, an investi'
cation was made, which disclosed tho
fact that fire had broken out In y
closet under the staircase. Said closel
II u receptacle for various discarded
articles, cotton batting, etc., and u Il
supposed that ia. fire was the result o
spontaneous combustion. The united
efforts u the occupants Of the hous,
soon succeeded In ,Ntinguishing tht
flames before much damage was done,
aud without the aid OF our vigilanI
and efficient FIRE brigade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

The pictorial sigl Is but little seen In
this country, Among the fow that We
iiul AFRO tho District Telegraph com
pgnys pictures, showing deceptive rep
rc,mtAuuns Of fast speeding messenger
boys, and the c1lori signhulrds used
by nearly nll cotumora. some East
Broadway moiiF'r aud few Bowcry
tuil1rs. Onoulothmg c,tuhli hmaut had
the rather Original idea Of placing por
tiuiis OF an the members Of the firm ir.
tween the windows Of the building. aud
the same plan was later on followed los
an "elprtucal belt docioron Broadway
The buck view OF % gentleman with o
very high collar o. familiar sign On
one IT ihr City's lWnlcrie7, aud Steve
Brodie has had the Gene Of his first OK.
plot TyEol1eDl In color. Al Eighth
. avenue and One Hundred and Thirty
'hf.h street shoemaker bias for magy
yeara hung ont siguuuarl showing "a
oubbcr with lit on ms back mounting
q horse and tBc iuHcip.iou Wont you
hylu me mp. Sow York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
LATEST COURT NEWS.
Another Batch Of Suits FILED in the
Third District Cour. More
Work for the Judges.

V. q. Matthews hns brought suit In
the Third District court against NJ. j.
Hunt TO recover $50, with Interest nt
the rate Of 10 per cont. peg annum, on a
promissory note.
d. u. Mallory aud John W. Don
nellsn are the plaintiffs and Clara l..
Reilly is the defendant IN q suit by
which 70 " sought 60 recover sl3pu,
with interest az npgr cent. per annum,
on UromisHDTy note, for money loaned.
william u, Hubbard W. John Wood
runrud Julia Woodruff. This B. an.
other tuit flied with CLERK MCMILLAN
today. The dispute IL with reference TO
title In Zee Of lots 10 ana II, block 10,
i've acre plnt a, s'g Field survey.
white plaintiff claims thu title, the de-
fendaut sct w an interest therein adj
veBe 10 him, and when he alleges Is
without any right or foundation. The
object sought 10y plslutii is to quiet
the title In him.
David james 4 Go. have brought
suit against the Metropolitan Invest
mcnt Go. TO recover various sums, with
lnteIest, on certain drafts.
The Tenth Ward Lumber and Build.
ing Association have lodged suit In
the Third District Court against n. G.
Christensen, Gunnelle Christans"u
his wiicl, Robert h. Dodson, IL. W.
Fuller AMI Sarah j. Williams 10 re-
cover s28sO.2i, o. balance " account
for materials, etc.
u. ). Marshal Parsons has received
from Washington the sum Of $500 odd
with which 20 pay the graiuilios to
discharged u. ). prisoners for the year
1857. A portion Of this money has
already been paid over; the amounts
due 10 other discharged prisoners 10.
Gated In various places In the Territory
await claimants.
Deputy Sheriff Cunmock this after.
noon served copy OF the summons on
the defendants In the libel suit brought
by United States MatrhAl Parsons
against the Salt Lake Tribune Publish.
ing Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

fricE. Aug. lcth is1l. At Washington,
Washington Co., Utah, oi general debility and
old age, Eliza Adair Price Deceased Wa
born in nashville, Tennessee, nov. I'm, lslo
baptized SOY. 10th, l,ii. by klior naniol
Thomas and came to Utah IN is3l Sue arrived
with her husband, Brother John Irioc, al
Dixie In 1871, hnd assisted IN establishing the
Cotton Mi-siou. She wa thorough Latter.
day saint. II was her constant delight o. con
verse on the principles Of the Gospel Il,
rcsl1rcd In these last dnyH. and to bear testi'
mony To its divine authenticity. She was IN,
mother OF eleven children. thirty i've grand
children, forty ono great gran ichildrcn aud
one great great rraudohli. She leaves 40
aged husband tn mourn her death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

| notice thst you refcr to the poet
Whittier ns Mr. Whittier" This.
teke 30, H. Ia bal taste. Cnll him Whit
tier, Johu g., John Gteculoaf or Friend
Whittier. hut never "Nir." Whittier.
He belongs tp that pure democracy NJ
Qmkcrism that permits no proxies u
titles to proper namo,-nu Mr." no
"Rev," uo "lion.." no "E.i.. d" but plain
john. Iamcs. Charles. Dora. Rolocci.
etc. II docs nor accord with the pcu.
orally accepted feeling toward him. The
good ,lunker poet 81 nearer 20 the hcnrts
oi Our American readers than any other
living poet. aud those readers are ferh-
lively cSlctmg in tho particular %; the
treatment accorded linn by others
Cor. Chicago Ncws-Rccori.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
UNIVERSITYOF UTAH
Uormoly rFlrosliy n Da0e'5
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

The first tern Of tho Academic year, isu2 o.
u the lnvcrsity Of Utah Will U,gu ut n.m.,
Monday, sept. H. ls2
The following courses are offered
!. A four Ycaft' Classical course,
p. a four yUnrE' course iu General Science
2, 4 fouryents' course M letter.,
4. a hrrcycnrs coursc IN Mining anu Min,
ing Engineering
D Atour years Normal oour q two years
preparatory,
9. \ lhrje'years Normal course 1.-TWO years
preparatory
The drst i've ~ thcso courses lead TO dcgrera
lnrucunn III Military Science Aud Tactics
will be- continued
a preparatory school, designed To prepare
students 10 pufsuc any nj tuc tuiyefHIty
courars D. open To persons OF 10th rrNcs over
70 years OF hge,
Students are admitted without charges for
tuition tn any course they arc prepared Ia pur
sue. There Is an annual admission fee OF 800
tor residents OF ltuh, and i!a.OO FOR non reel.
dents.
students may receive permits for reduced
fares oyrr the ralwayH 10 ltan.
FOR further Information apply 10
JOskPh 4. klNGrbuhN, N. n.
dhs Acting Precedent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 80. - The
Knights Of Pythias are arriving today
In bi!gRdes. Every gaily decorated
car that runs TO Ga. camp bears a
crowd VI people that ILLS IL completely
and many are hanging on the platform.
The eucampment Is destined 10 be u
great success.
The report Of oflicers OF the cndow.
ment rank OF Knights Of Pythlns
states that on July let, 1899, there
were lll7 active sections, 20, iJ7 mem.
bets, aud the endowment in iorue was
So, 700, showing an increase VI
900 sections, 5000 members, Ruu Sl7,
100000 endowment In the two years
preceding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
A CHANGE ASKED.
The U. 4. Railroad Wants the Iiearing
Of Its Case Transferred from
Here 10 Washington, u. &.

Mr.. 4. w. Sears, secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, was not in the
most pleasant mood today. The fol.
lowing telegram was received by him
this forenoon;
wAsuINoToN, D. G.
To Chamber of Commerce, salt Lake
GUYS
Coop. Wagon & Machine Company and
ihifiy.onc others apparently the principal
business houses VI salt Lake CITY, tolO-
graph, Vt the request of tho Union Pacific,
10 have the hearing OF your suit In WASH
ington, u. G., granted. Il will in no way
prejudice tho public interests. What
does this mcang T.. MosELrY,
Secretary Interstate Commerce Commits
iaon.
According 10 Mr.. Scare, this shows
that the railroad company do not want
10 come to trial. lie says the object
Is evidently to obtain another postpone.
mont. He insists that the merchants
aud firms OF this city, because they
receive n little abatement by way Ol
rebates, want 10 favor the railroads,
though by doing this they know tina
the Territory at large suffer- a loss oI
81 900, 600 yearly.
Mr.. Sears had everything prepared
for the trial, which was set for hearing
In thia city for September 9th. Should
the hearing be Transferred TO Washing
ton, another postpohement would b,
asked for and probably granted. rhi
meaus wearing out the agents OF thu
Chamber VI Commerce, NJ that Tia,
matter might finally be dropped.
Secretary Sears sent the following
Dispatch In reply TO the One giyei
above.
Interstate Commerce Commission Wash
ington, D, G.;
Replying 10 telegram Of this date, I
means that the Union Pacific can got tn
merchants hero whom u huhsldizoa Il
sign anything II wants. Tho great bull
OF our business men are anxious for re
lief and insist upon tho trial OF the case
here, on the date already aei. our wit
nosses arc hero aud the changes woult
prejudice the cases materially. Tho rail
rOads knowing the weakness Of thei
position are determined that tho ease
shall never como to trial " thoy eau pre-
won't IT, The proposed change to Wash
ington " for the purpose Of putting us I
unnecessary expense and Inconvenience,
Please furnish names Of siguers.
ions W, DONNELLAN,
President Chamber OF Commerce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

George Benton has beUn hrrested for
the third lime at Ogden on a charge Of
cmbezllement, by Deputy Sheriff Bel
nap and arraigned before Judge
Bishop. He was released ON his own
recognlzance pending the hearing 10.
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
This time Benton In accused OF up
propriating u his own use So, the prop
urty OF Charles Ducheneau. The de-.
PENDANT clnims that Duohoneau owes
him $50 which h. refuses TO pay and
In order 10 obtain something ON nc
count the several amounts were coli
lectej. Painter Il Murphy will APP
pear for the defense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

MoRMoNisM" GAINING CON.
vERrs IN LONDON.
Freight Trnin- Again Viewing Post
biiirte. Discussed.

biiiries Discussed.
BUFFALo, Aug. 22.--lt h believed
here mat the firumeu Of the local or
Raniknuon have passed the point where
the enthusiasm OF their fympnthy
might take them out on strike. IL IA
thought now that they Will 10 out in.
dependent OF the order nj large. Dur
ing every hour since Friday nights
meeting, iiremen who are In position
TO know exactly what the companies
are doing In the freight traiiic, have
observed "a steady Increase In the
movement Of freight.
lti IL SAID that Sargent will today
Inform Sweeney that, white he as
sume- the switchmeu's cause 70 he
just AMI while they havehi fympathy,
he will not call an Isolated strike of iir,.
men In this locality, hut II the time
comes when labor must assoI, Itself and
other allied orders will come out,
he 10 willing 10 place HE
men In the samo column. Brielly,
then, the strike, II 1t comes,
must DO one involving the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers, the
BfotherhOol OF Railway Tfainmen,
the Brotherhood OF Railway Conduc.
tors anu the brotherhood OF Railway
Ielegraphers.
Vice. President We6b Of tho Central
said this morning that he had not yet
made an answer ~ the proposition OF
Sheriff Beck to swear In az deputy
shoriiis all the nOn.uniOn switcnmon
employed on the Central.
To an Associated Press representa-
tive Faank 4. Sargent, grand master
Of the Locomotive Fireman, this morn
ing says In emphatic isnguage;' "lf /
oruer strike ol ilTcmen II Will be In
conjunction with the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, Railway Train.
men, Railway Conductors, aud Rail.
way TelcgrHphers. There will be no
"A oil az al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
mormon" Missionary work In
London.

LoHDoN, Aug. -. - Considerable
anxiety prevails In religious circles
because OF the work being car
ried on here by Mormon mis-.
sionaries. They have been especially
active In the north OF London; and, Il
is said, have gained quite "A number Of
recently presented to the London
council asking It 10 stop the Mormon
propaganda. Tho council considered
the petition and finally refused to stop
outdoor meetings. A Baptist minister
In the HOrnsey district, IL denounoing
the porvefsiUn OF his flock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

LoNDoN, Aug. 22.-rhe 7irics cor.
responder, at Calcutta says; "The ap'
paront supinrnesr OF the gsvernmeht
on the silver question IL causing dis
satisfaction throughout the ooUn;ry.
difference " opinion oSisis VA regard
to the adoption OF the gold STANDARD,
but the conviction is growing that the
time has arrived tor the government q
take the public into its confidence ana
prevent u further fall Of the rupee by
closing the minis to free silver coin
age.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

NEW YoRg, Aug. % The visible
supply Of grain ashore aud anoat,
saturday, August goth, ne compiled by
the New YORK Produce Exchange Il
ne follows: Wheat, n .771, OnO hushels,
increase, S,52i,000; corn, 7,li9 coo, in.
croase, 72l ,d1g; oates, 9,Oii, ODi buahele,
decrease, i2B. 900; rye, a51,OJO bushels,
increase, 5000, barley, $4,000, lie.
crease, 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
Ccrnaus Urged to Vote for Demo-
crnts.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20. The German
American Cleveland { Union hiss
Issued nm address aigned 10y Carl
SchurG Oswald Ottendorier, VIM.
St.iDwsy, Henry Willard, Louis
Wiudmuller and Gustav II. Schwab,
which, after prnising Grover Clove'
land and giving reasons, urges nj,
German moricans to cast their ballots
fOI the democratic candidates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 92.-The
official report Issued this morning
shows au increase Tor yesterday Of isl
deaths, M compared with saturday.
figures. The totall number Of deaths
yesterday were ISIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

CAM TuwN, Aug. 22.-rhe British
steamer "lioma" from London to
brisbane has been wrecked mar Alger
Bay. lt II expected that everybody on
board were drowned. -Four bodies
have already been Washed ashore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
NOTICE

Is HEREBY myEN 10 TnE s1OCK.
1 holders Ut the Nurth Point C1usorditod
Irrigation Company, that the annual meeting
Of thu stockholders uf the said rnmunny will
be held at O'Clock y ~. on Monday, IN, niu
day " september uONt, Al the Cullen itulcl.
TAFT Lake cay, ~ elect Board ct Directors
for the ensuing year, aud TO adopt ulnn tor
the equitable distfinution ana sails OF tho
watefH ~ The cannl belonging n rutd com.
pany, and 10 attend 10 such other hp incss per
talnns ~ the iniurrtte Of the company o. may
be htpush hofutctt
). W WHITEHEAD, IN,
dtd Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

SISu SING, n. V, Aug. 22.-Chas,
Vincent and Thomas Welsh, two con.
vicis, attempted to escape this moru'
ing with the result that desperat
iighi ousur1. Vincent was shot und
killed and Welsh seriously wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

FIRST Partner We must cut down
expenses If we wish 10 uomo out
ahead Mt the end of the year
Second Partner An right Admit
the travellers into the firm. Jewel
---' lirs,.1r'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

Commuicr-Au ANY timc tables ont?
Ticket Ag'ut-l gave you one this
morning.
Conmutor-Bui that WIS dN hour
ago. New York Weekly