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MINISTER'S MEETINGS.
The Baptists VIII Send Laborers Into the
Interior.

The Baptists VIII Send Laborers Into the
interior.
At the Baptist conference yesterday Rev.
w. L. Adams, colp0rteur and missionary,
read paper on the need of laborers in the
great field of the interior. which is very
destitute of Christian teachers. A majority
of the ministers agreed that something
should be done Immediately to supply the
spiritual needs of the people in the two
great valleys.
From a secular standpoint the most seri-
Gus business of the meeting was the recep-
ton of the report from the committee ap-
pointed to inquire into the standing of the
Rev. Evan E. Baylis, who essayed to preach
in an Oakland church some two weeks ago.
The committee reported that The gentleman
confessed to having been convicted of adul-
terry, sentenced and imprisoned by the State
authorities Of Michigan, and deposed from
the ministry several years ago by the Min
isterial Association OF that State. He con-
tended. however, that the latter body had
given him no notice of their proposed action
ana that, therefore, his expulsion was
illegal. After serving out his turn Of i'm
prisOnment he was permitted by church in
Philadelphia and another IN Boston TO
occupy the pulpit after full confession Of
his faults.
The report was received and the commit
tee discharged, but no other action was
taken.
The Presbyterian Ministerial Union met
at the Howard Church yesterday, but in con-
sequence of the enforced attendance of
many of the members at the Ellis trial the
regular subject for discussion was post
pOned. The value of the tonic sofia
musical notation system was Informally
discussed by those present.
There was no formal meeting of the
Methodist ministers yesterday. but the
announcement was made that on next Mon
day Rev. ii. l.. Gregory would read a paper
on the need of theological schools.
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s25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
O'Clock P n. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny open until II O'Clock midnight;
sSe HAYES street, open until $50 O'Clock; SOB
Tarkn street open until 80 O'Clock; 25lS Mission
street, open until O'Clock r NJ; and lie Ninth
street open until 80 P. NJ
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"KRITIKo" reads character IRON handwriting
Write in Ink, on unruIed paper, in an undis
guised hand. State sex. Send with 90 cents
stamps or postal note, 10 Kritiko," coo Mer
chant street. San Francisco
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A Letter From BI.marck.

Herman Tesehner, cigar-maker at AZ
Montgomery street. is in receipt of an au-
tograph letter from Prince Bismarck. dated
FrieGrichsruh, April ), containing grace
full ackn owledgment Of the congratulations
to the writer's birthday sent by Teschner
some time ago. Teschner is an old admirer
of Bismarck and prizes his letter very highly.
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To THE AsYLUM-F. p. Clemence, clerk
was sent 10 the Asylum for Insane at Stockton
yesterday. He is laboring under the deusion
that he Is the Count CT Monte Cristo. Mrs.
Elizabeth Kayanagh and W. Last were also sent
to stockton Asylum ana Mary Mason and James
Feehan 10 AgDews.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Department or AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU.

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO, May II, 1897
Forecast for Period Ending at Midnight.
For Northern California - Fair weather; north
TO west winds; generally warmer-a warm wave.
For Southern CallfornIa-F2ir weather; westerly
winds; warmer
For Oregon and washington-Fair weather e1-
cent preceded by rain in Northern Oregon and
Washiuqton; winds shifting to westerly, dim nisil-
ing in force warmer except cooler in Northeastern
oregon and at RosebUrg.
Nevsda-Fair weather; north to west winds;
warmer IN southern portion. stationary In northern
Utab-Fair weather; nearly stationary temPera
ture.
Local Forecast.
For san Franesco-Fair weather; warmer; light
westerly winds
TUE naTT CALENDAR
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TIE E*sTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
sc Potter building New York City, IS provided with
flesof California papers. Visitors welcome Adj
NertislHg rates and sample copies furnished.
X MISCH Manager.
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ArcTI0N sALFs To-DAY.

FUEN1rUBE.-By Chss. Levy, at 1lS5 Market
st. at 10 O'Clock.
TUEs1TrEE.-By N. j. simmons. at 1910 oeta-
yfa l @ clock.
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STOLE MILK.-J. F. Wilson, petty thief well
known to The police, was arrested early yester-
day morning for stealing a bottle of milk from a
doorstep on Suffer street.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.-Judge Hunt has divorced
Charles de Hoffman from Ella de Hoffman (nee
CaraOnl on the ground of her ln6delliy
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A DELAY OF Two HoURs.-A heavily laden
car on the electric railroad jumped the track at
Thirty-tfTh street Sunday afternoon. The acct
dent caused q DELAY OF Lrafiie for Two hours
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HE DAILY MORNING GALA

New york .BRENTANo BROS. Union Square
Cbfcsco News Stand Palmer House
\ CIV orleans ...G ALLUT & JOUBERT,
1852 Common St
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vile I.o4. Gilroy Ito. MERGED %. Modesto
80, Lathrop 40. Fresno 80. The precipita-
lion in this city amounted to LA inches.
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IT is remarkable how Hoods Sarsaparilla fresh
ems d lnvigorates the tired body. 1t creates an
appetite, purifies the blood and really does make
the weak stroagH
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17

THE hats at Adcoek's 10 Kearny street. re
dueed so per cent Ladies, give US call befor,
purchasing elsewhere.
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged beautiHed Warn
sea-water tubs and swimming. us Fllbert.
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NEW summer stock arrived at Adc0ek's
Goods all at half price. 10 Kearny street.
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USE Angostura Bitters to stimulate the appetite
and keep the digestive organs in order Dr. j. g. b
Siegert a Sons. sole manufacturers.
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Attention, Eastbound passenpers.

FAST TIME To THE EAST Commencing sun
day May l. through Pullman rstcIass sleeping cars
will daily from San Francisco to Chicago, with
out change. via the fio Grande and GREAT ROCK
ISLAND ROUTE, reducing the time to CHICAGO
to HREE DAYS AND 20 HOURS and TO NEW
YORK TO FOUR DAYS AND % HOURS, running
via Salt Lake City, Leadville Colorado Springs and
Omaha. passing through the Royal Gorge and all the
magnificent scenery OF the Rocky Mountains For
sleepingear reservations apply to any ticket agent
OF the Southern Pacific Company, or to CLIN TON
JONES, General Agent ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, SO
MONTGOMERY street.
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THE MORNING CALL
DETERMINATIONS OFFICE /:

Has a larger circulation than any other
nswspaper published in San Francisco.
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SUFFERERS FROM coUeHs, SORE THROAT, etc
should Try Brosofls Bronchial Tfoclses."
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
R43 California Chapter No. B, II. n
E-D A NJ, viii meet THIS (TUESDAY) a
EVENING, May II, at 1880 o'clock for %Z
business and NJ. NJ degree. BY order of IVY
the Il. P. III FRANKLIN H. DAY, See
- Pacific Lodge No. 1856 II.
d. ana A NJ, meets THIS (rUESDAY) a
EVENING 80 o'clock Second degree Wy
GEORGE PENNINGTON, Sec. NV
" Oriental Lodge No. I44, #. a
EVENING at Z 30 o'clock First degree Wy
w. II. LoRING, Secretary. W.
80 Parker Lodge No. "a, -,SSSaugll-
tF~S l. o. o. F.-Initiation g candl- SS%R%c
THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING. May >z7TTSSS7
II, lS9Z. Oficers, members and visiting brothers
cordially invited BY order n. 6.
R87 The CALIFORNIAN Club of San &,
LF~S Francisco-Grand gathering of the \, Il ~
clans IN the garb of Aud Gael SATUR- SlsYWS
DAY. May %. 1892. at Shell Mound Park, &5S%
Berkeley. The club is determined TO make this
the twenty sixth annual gathering and games the
grandest and most joyabIe event OF the season
New games will be introduced never before seen
In America. A large number OF exciting events
open TO members of sister Caledonian eluls
from all parts OF the world, who will receive over
SzoVo IN easn ana other prizes including two
handsome gold medals value 5000 each, for
Iong-distanee race; also a long list OF games il
open TO all cOmers for which there are large cash
rs well as other valuable prizes Scottish national
dancing by expert clansmen. Lads and lassies In
costume. Delegations from all parts of the United
states aud Canada viii be present to take part on
this auspicious occasion. The usual Highland well
come Is extended TO all Dancing in the two payiI-
ions from IL 4. NJ. to the music of the celebrated
Park Band. There will be fun corps OF Highland
pipers. Games commence at A. NJ. sharp and close
at 7. NJ: no intermission. Trains Connect with
Oakland ferry every half-hour. Admission--Adults
90 cents children 70 cents Be sure and buy your
tickets for Shell Mound Park.
w c. BURNETT, Chief.
THOMAS WILSON, Third Chleftain. myl5 lat
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AsTRoLOGY.

NINE. M0REAU. rs FOURTH 81, FORTUNE F.
w teller; elairyoyant: thereafter; fee 25c. nj 81
CLAIRNOYANT; FEE Zoe; LADIES ONLY
- 53I Third st. basement myl5 SIS
MRS. WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE PRES
VI ent; ladies SOC gents 81. los Eighth my / N
If ME. DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
w by eggs and cards; tells entire life past pres
eDt future: consultations all affairs nothing ex-
cepted; name given, valuable adycs and sure help:
restores lost love by sympathy: mistake impessible
diseases cured; tee ST. letter 81 80 KeaTny. Is ~
NINE EXODUS CLAIRyOY HAS RE-
NI moved 10 il Turk St Room g. fee soc OF &
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CLAIRYoYANTs.


Z NOwLEDGE IS POWER
N Arrival extraordinary OF the worlds mOss
famous medium, MRS. DR.. r. SHERMAN, OF Erit-
iSh fame, known as the child medium OF England.
Blessed are the peacsmakers.
For they shall be called the
children OF God.
Remain not In darkness and ignorance. but sock
ye the light OF knowledge aud learn what the myS.
FERROUS future holds forth for you.
Like q bright meteor flashing across the darkened
sky, this brilliant little medium from across the
ocean fall in your midst TO dispe the heavy gloom
and bitter woe from the thousands OF bighted
hearts.
Do not allow skepticlsm or silly religious sorupiey
TO stand IL your way.
MRS. DR. SHERMAN
Is recognized by the press, medical faculty aud
OF modern times
Lifting the dark veil of your future life she gives
You valuable ADVICE and AID IN ali affairs OF lie
OF private as well as of business nature as for
Instance, pertaining TO Love. Matrfmony Friend.
snip. Business Lawsuits CONTESTED wills Divorce
damage SUITS, Claims, Collections etc JouTneys.
specaatons Option Deals Pending Pension
claims Mining. Races etc, etc.. etc.
She discovers lost or stolen property finds buried
treasures, prevents sickness and misfortune and
fecoheiles those separated or estranRed thus also
restoring lost happiness TO homes 1t is needless TO
say shar she In all cases
GUARANTEES FULLEST SATISFACTION.
Der revelations are certainly wonderful aud are
acknowledged to be OF the highest order. She
ADVISES you With q certainty by higher than hui
life.
Her descriptions OF your friends and enemies are
as real as though they stood before you.
Hours. a TO 5 P. NJ strict.
N, B.-Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by mail.
send stamp for illustrated pamphlet with special
terms. THIS Is Madam's first visit.
MRS. DR.. +. SHERMAN, ITO o'Farrel St myS &
NINE. BELL, GREATEST TRANCE MEDIUM
IVA ana eardreader in the world; Doc up. once
$500 -. 1919. = LIZ -
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CORNS! CoRNSi WARTSt WARFSi BUN
y fonsl moies and callous flesh permanently
removed without pain By DR.. Lanotte's French
Corn Paint and Dr. Lamotte's French Bunt0n PlaS-
tiers: 25 cents sold by all drugg lists and Shoestores
Denot O19 Mar at ST. S. y. myl4 ~
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MASSAGE.
O01 o'FARRELL: PARLoR 4-GENTLEMEN'S
OO2 mending neatly done. MISS MABEL CoE ~
MISS N WILLIAMS, OLA MARKET ST.: MAS
W sage treatment: first nooE. room 8. myI5 SIS
MRS.THoMPSoN-HA D-RUBBING. SWEDISH
W. movement; baths lis Grant ave- m al. 10 So
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS..

FxrRA mlnee PIES. swAIN,s. ga suffer str
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sPIRIFUALIsM.


A LII CHALLENGES ACGEPTED-MRS. Z A.
n ROY the celebrated English trance elsIrvoyant;
every hidden mystery revealed; helps all who are
In trouble; never falls; gives advice all points
OF interest business Transactions love affairs fsm.
y troubles, stock Speculations, law suits lucky
numbers, lucky days, locates diseases. hidden
treasures and restores lost affections, brings tho
separated together, m axes speedy aud happy mar.
fiages with the you love; tells II the one You
love Is true or false; has lucky Roman Egy DIiaa
salisman 70 help all out OF trouble; and shows
pictures OF the one you will marry. send for
large Illustrated circular; inoloss stamp. MRS z.
A. ROY. 53T O'Farrell st. apleN
NINE Observation-Disclosures ON ALL BUSINESS
WI and personal matters l3l Fourth St my6 3m
IRIS. J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIRvoY ANT, TEST
1I medium and life reader. 21S stockton APPS II
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MOTHERS HAVE LONG FELT THE NEED OF
vi private parlOIs where chidren's hair and nails
could receive proper attention; make specially
of this work: children's bangs trimmed 10 cents,
curling fluid rs cents, hSirdressing and maR1curng
ta1Iohf La Xerife Toilet Bazaar no M'Kt. mrl q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nKEsSMAKER. ELEGANT FILTER AND ORA
Sos Geary ST. my12 It's
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THE ARTICLE THAT APPEARED IN THE
i Daily Evening Report last Friday evening
stating that a family by the name of Tracey was in
destitute circumstances, is not the family or cHAS
TRACEY, bOiIer-maker.
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sITUATIoNs-MALE.

MRS sULsBACH, LADIES' NURSE FOR CON
NJ fnement, wants situation Address SV9 r., III
apE0 III
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ZINE LINE OF FRENCH FLANNELETTES AT
II l0c per yard very cheap and fast colors.
Chicago Store 2l6 Sixth st. Il II
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$1,000 BU2s one OF t TIE cl BEST ve FA1IH 70
ceipts $50 daily; ample trial allowed TO convince
the purchaser in every way part purchase money
Market. apo 4 eX Su
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NENUINE SPECS. EYEGLASSES. l5c Up.
" Next to bakery, IS Fourth ST.; Sunday 723
Market ST., in Celebrated ladies' dry5oods store:
don't lnrget the numbers mYS l0N
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17

poY. 16 YEARS OLD. LIVING WITH HI
ID parents wishes to learn baeksm timing OF n9Is
shooting trade Address 1918 Turk st. myl7 7tE
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1EETING NoTICEs-CoNrINUED.

M~2 Pacifc-Hon Warner Miller win address
the Geographical Society OF the Pacific THIS
EVENING at Pioneer Hall, Fourth st. Subject:
.The Nicaragua Canal" The commercial. indus
trial and scientific associations of San Francisco
cordially invited and their officers requested TO
take seats the platform.
GEORGE DAVIDSON, President.
TouO Secretary I
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THE GALL CALENDAR.

MAY 1892.
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90 RAILROAD TRANSFERS FOR ARlLONEA,
~ free fare both ways good wages can cary "
10 drill and hammer men, $40 and found. ste s9o
job for l year. Il. T. WARD Cos QUO anu ~
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IPRENCH COOK COUNTRY HOTEL, $50; COOK,
II country hotel, $50; walters. same country nnth5
spring hotel; laundryman, country, $50 q. H.
HANSEN 81 CO.. II D Geary Sc.
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DRICK MOLDER $40 AND FOUND; OFF
u bearers S35 and found, see boss here; wood
choppers. IT pine and redwood 81 per cord; tie
makers 6xS 70 hewed ties, &c each; shingle
bolt makers 81 SO per cord, the company does the
Telling: timber feIler for the redwoods, 800 and
found T. WARD Il CO., 6OS ana GU CIay 81
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ONTHE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-eoOD4
" silks sealskins and seaietIe ci0aks; also carp55A
furniture Iace-curtains. blankets and folding 59d5
ATM. FRIEDMAN & CO.'S, 22S and $50 Stoos5o1
St Why pay ready money when you can buy Juss
as cheap by making q small cash payment d0Ea
balance weekly or onthIy? An inspection OF osf
stock is respectfully solicited; orders Dy mail for
goods or samples promptly attended TO. 229 and
$50 stockton, and 237 POST open evenings lss Z
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
- tiens taken at CALL Branch Offices. sos Lsrxtn
ST.. 339 Hayes st and 25lS Mission st open Till
2 20
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MIDDLE AGED MAN WISHES TO MAKE AC-
III quaintance OF maid or widow 90 to 20 Object
matrimony Address L. NJ, box 80, Call branch
once myl6 3t%
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MASSAGE,

NINE. BELL, GREATEST TRANCE MEDIUM
IVA ana card-Teader in the world; Doc up. ONCE
Mason St. room 8. myl5 It's
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MILL VALLEY TAMALPIAS HALL TO LET FOR
NJ private picnios. entertainments, etc. Apply J.
L. CAHILL, 932 Mission ST., above U. 5. Mlntl7 3m
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w ANTED-PARTLY FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
W bished room in refined American family by
lady artist who is away from home every day. Sun
day included: board optional; references given.
Address p. f., box LOT, Call Branch once. 1t
> FURNISHED ADJOINING ROOMS FOR
- Housekeeping by and wife: children.
centrally located; north of Market; rent not over
Sl2. Address g. b. p, box l57. Gail Branch.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES FURNISHED Sun
L ny front room private family: references
exchanged if requested. Address A. D., box 90,
Call Branch Once. myl6 2t%
MANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
W connecting rooms, carpeted, but uufurnished:
north of Market ST., Is minutes walk from Palace
Hotel Address G. r., box IS. this ofiee my5 Il
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M ANTED - WAITER COUNTRY HOTEL,
w Sonoma County $50; walters, city, $50;
COOK, small restaurant, country $40 and found;
night cook small coffee-house So a week baker,
for hotel $40; butler. small family, $50; pantry
man. 81 a week; cook, for country hotel, $40 ana
found. DELORME q ANDRE, $50 suffer So.
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BLACKSMITH WHO UNDERSTANDS SHOElNG
ID and machine forging, country, SD and iouha;
transfers to drive mowers, $50 and ioa Gun o.
III en- to load scIapers city, 50 day; mixers,
$ZS, $50 and $50 3 tiemakers, lie and l3c tle'
10 farmers and ranch teamsters, $26 aud found.
c. X. HANSEN a. CO., ITO GeaFy st.
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NTACHINE-wAShER: ACOUSTIC MED TO WASH
NJ ing silks woolens, fanueis, etc, Tor nrsteIass
hotel laundry country, S45 and found and Tree
fare c. X. HANSEN a. Co.. Ito Geary ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD.
The Greatest Issue of ANY Paper Pub
lisned in the Intermountain Region.

The Greatest Issue of Any Paper Pub
lisned in the Intermountain Region.
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD for the Columbian
year will be the greatest issue of any paper
published in the inteTmountain region 1t
will deal with Utah and her resources. her
history and her future, giving every atten-
ton and detail to Utah. 1t will be especially
designed for distribution at the World s
fair in 1898 and will commemorate the great
progress of the past and point the way to the
greater possibilities of the future We are
nearing The summit of another period CT
prosperity in Utah. Natural gas, manufac-
turing industries, mining, ore reduction
works, stock growing, sheep raising, agri-
culture, are as yet in their infancy. Our
climate is unsurpassed. With new capital
tending this way, new enterprises in view
and all the rosy future before us, we pro-
claim that Utah will be great THE HERALD
viii give Christmas edition that will go
into the hands of many thousands and search
out investors and stimulate and encourage
home capital. 1t viii be guide to all seek
ing for information regarding Utah. With
the help OF our patrons of the past and en-
couragement and aid of every one who has
Utah S interest at heart, we will publish on
Christmas morning a paper every citizen OF
Utah will be proud of, and one that will turn
the eyes of thousands toward this city and
territory
An edition of SO, 900 or more will be printed,
and 80, 900 or more viii be distributed at the
Utah building in Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20
4 DYNAMITE BOMB.
A Dastardy Attempt to Blow Up an Iowa
Parsonage.

A Dastardy Attempt to Blow Up an Iowa
Parsonage.
CHEROKEE, Ia, Dec. 19.-Resfdents of
this town were aroused from slumber at 2
O'Clock this morning by terrific explo-
sion, which on investigation proved to be
an attempt TO blow up the ''Children of
Zion" parsonage, occupied by Elder
John Patterson and family. A dynamite
bomb was thrown, which felI little
short of the main structure, but tore the
pc oh in fragments and shattered the
windows.
The son of the pastor had been active in
attempting to enforce the prohibition law
in the city, and last week assisted in raid
ing restaurant where twenty-five bar
rels OF beer were seized, which were
stored il the cellar OF the parsonage to
await col demnation proceedings set for
today.
II is supposed the preparation of the
outrage was actuated by spirit OF re-
venge and desire to destroy the beverage
that it might not be used in evidence.
People are greatly excited over the out
rage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-20
A BIG FIRE.
st. Louis Visited BY Confiagration,
With Loss of S45O,OO0.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 19.-Fire origiated in
the Udell Wooden Ware Company s
building this evening about 6:45 O'Clock
destroyed property SITUATED in
in the territory bounded by
Washington, Locust, Third and Fourth
streets. Successive alarms called out
practically the entire fire department,
After a struggle until II O'Clock the
flames were got under control, with
loss aggregatIng S45], GOO, practically COW
cred by insurance, Individual losses are
the Udell Wooden Ware company. S2l5-
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bunker & Renard. carpets, etc, S45, 900;
Scarrett Furniture company, $50, 600;
Missouri Glass company, 81 900. Other
minor losses make the total $3.50, 900. 1t
is practically settled that one man lost his
life in the fire, but who he is was not
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