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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
BEFORE THE BATTLE.

In a fow hours more the heat Of the
fray will be upon u, and In = shorter
time thereafter the people OF the nation
will have scaled at the ballot box thor
choicc Of those whom they would nave
In power for the next four years. At
this time OF course nothing ia known,
the claims and countcrclaims by party
managers but serving to increase the
uncertainty aud make this doubtful
doubt still more. The Democrats, nc.
cording TO reports received, have with.
drawn from their labOrs with the calm.
ness and satisfaction which only come
Of absolute conviction that their case
IL won, while the Republicans urge all
tho vo'ers to DO on hand and thus du-
plicate the great Victory achieved by
General Grant In his second race for
the Presidency.
A good many claims ON both sides
are either poorly founded or We are on
the brink Of one OF the greatest politi-
cal revolutions the country has ever
known. When Democrats with ap-
parent seriousness place Massachu.
selts and Illinois In their column aud
Republicans figure on Alabama aud
Arkansas, those who are posted as to
how those states went four years ago
can scarcely repross smile,
and those who arc not can ascer'
tain by referring to Saturday,
issue OF the DEsEREr NEWS. An In
dependent Wow, aud therefore one to
be more relied upon, woald reverse
those cllins and give the Southern
States without exception to Mo. Cleve-
land, make dobataole ground Of New
York, Connecticut Indiana, Mich.
gan, Wisconsin and Montana, give to
General Weaver Kansas, Colorado,
North Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho and
Nevada, and all the rest 10 President
Harrison. II would thus be seen that
the winner must draw his winning
support from the stAtes classei as un.
certain, and out OF these neither can
SAFELY dispense with New York,
whose thirty.slx electoral votes will,
II things come anywhere near
adhrring to the normal, deterIyine the
contest; but they are, We think, more
neatly Indispensable 10 the Democrats
than to the Republicans, because Wis
consin was strongly Republican in
1855 and Is more likely to 80 that way
now than the other, whilo Michlgau's
vote will surely 10 divided, the fresl-
dent getting the majority Of IL. VIII
the Empire state ths Slas qua H0ni a
study oil how 1t has gone heretofore
nnd what the present indications on
both sides are, Is interesting at tnii
time.
New York City and It's immediate
surroundings are the Democratic CID
raltar, the majority being seldom lea
than 10000 ami running up to hity Pc
cent. greater and more. This year IN,
registration is largely increased, tn,
gain presumably with the Democrats
ratably, Republican estimates ngur
the city majority tor their opponent
down to $1,000 aud the latter place IL d
| 10000 which would leave the Repaid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

m view Of Whist HOODS aarsa parilia
has done for othurs, 4. u not reasonable
20 suppose that Il viii he Of benefit to
you? For 5crofula, Salt Rhsum and
all other diseases of the blood. for Dye.
pepsis, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Loss ri Appetite, II tTired Feeling,
Csiaffh, Malaria, Rheumatism,
Hood'e Sarsaparilla II an unequallej
remedy.
Hoods Pills cure Sick Hca 'sche. 8
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]. b. Wilson, 37l Clay Street, sharps.
burg, Pm, says he will not he without
DR.. Kings New Discovery fer Con-
,umption, Coughs aud Coldt; that It
cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia afteran attack OF ola
Grippe,o when various other remedies
and several physicians had done her
no good. R6teft Barber, OF CookspOft,
Pa, Chains DR.. King's New Discovery
has done him more good than anything
he ever used for Lung Trouble. Moth
ing like II. Try II. Free Trial Bottles
ut A. q. Smith q Co's Drug Store,
Large bottles. soc. and sl.Ol. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
"ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT
"The only grRnulnted palt.r


A reported outbreak OF cholors Mt
Helmetta, n. j., created much excite
ment In that vicinity. Investigation
showed that the diselse was not cholera
but n violent dysentery, which 10 nj
most ~ severe and dangerous IN chol.
era. Mr.. Walter willard, prominent
merchant Of Jamesburg, two miles
from Helmetta, says Chsmberlain's
Cole, Cholera and Dlarrbma Remedy
has given great esti8iaction in the
most severe cases Of dysentery. IL II
certainly one Of the best things ever
made. For sale by Y. G. NJ. |. Drug
Deut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

II is not unueual for colds contracted
In the fall 10 hang on all winter. In
such cases catsrrh or chronic bronchi.
Ills are almost sure to result. A ffiy-
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afford TO risk NJ much for 20 small an
amount2 This remedy IL intended
especially fos bad colds and Group and
can always he depended upon. For
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

THE BEsT SALyE In the world for
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Itching Piles Are known by moisture
like psBpiration, causing intense Itch
Ing when warm. This form M well N
Blind, bleeding or Protruding, Yield
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which acts directly on parts affected,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

GENERAL MoCLELLAh's autograph
commands throe dollars on the mar
ket and General Sherman's the SAME;
hut General Lee'sis scarce and in &C.
tive demand at ten dollars-so We are
Informed. Az rule, jay Gould's sig.
nature Is worth ever 80 much more
Than any OF them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

n you are bllioua, dull, drowsy,
sleepy; have bad taste in the mouth
on arising In the morning; restless n
night, conatipated and have iadlges-
tlon, your Liver IA out Of order and
your blood Is slowly being poisoned.
Herbine viii cure any disorder OF tho
Liver, Stomach or Bowels. Sold by z.
@. NJ. 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

TINS Is not "labOr item" by any
means: Two thousaud men who have
been actively employed Tor couple OF
months or more, 1T good figures main.'
ly, are all At ouce cut OF u JOB, They
ars stump orators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
Soma Liver maze. well man.

Are you Bilious, Cons.ips,ed or
troubled with JAundice, Sick Head
ache, Bad Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, CoAted Tongue. Dyspepsia,
mitigation, Hot Dry Skin, Pain in
Back and between the Shoulders,
Chills and Fever, etc.9 ifyou have any
OF these symptoms, your Liver Ia out
Of order and your blood Ia hlowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly. HERBISE will
cure any disorder OF the Liver, Stom.
ach or BowelI. II has no equal a. a
Liver Medicine. Price IS cent?. Free
trial bottles at 2. q. M. |. Drug Dept.
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Total ........-ioc.isi
Resi.,ra Resl.ira-

This gives the Democrats u slight
advantage II percentages hold good;
but 1t Ia noticeable that there IL a fall
ing of Ia the state rs compared with
the vote OF four years ago, the deficit
being from 5000 to 10000; this shows
condition Of apathy which may be
favorable TO either or neither, the
reader will have to take his choice.
Following are the fgurca Tor the last
two Presidential elections:
issi. Blame above tho Harlem, i10ol5 ;
Cleveland. 8is,fls
issi, lilalne below the Harlem, $1,000 ;
Cleveland, g2i.lo,
~. HARRISON above the Harlem, i5i,oHi
Cleveland. gi3. Gii
isis. Harrison below the Harlem. lgl US (;
Cleveland. 90. ia
The following figures as to the regis'
tratipn and Democratic gains In New
York CITY will les of assistauce:
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The Hymalaya Mining Company. Location OF
principal place " business salt Lake CITY,
Utah Territory. Location Of minos, Ulutah
District, summit County, Utah.
NOTICE 49, THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN on the following described stock on 40,
count of assessment No. u, levied June 18Th,
lsr', tho several amounts opposite the names
OF the respective alockholders, ne iolowai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

A clear complexion is always ALSO
Lutte proof Of the perfect action OF the
Liver. You never saw bilious person
with clear, ruddy complexion. "a
sound Liver makes n well man.0 HER-
BiSE will give you u perfect Liver AID
perfect digestion. Sold by z. O. Nj. l.
Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

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small quantities 10 human beings. Salt
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that only the best should be used. u,
\. DispentAtOry. "ROYAL CRYS-
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made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

Hetblns permanently cures sick
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stipstion, biliousness, foul breath and
all diseases produced by disordered
Liver. 1t isa perfect LIVER medicine.
Sold by y. y. NJ. l. Drug Dent.
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DR. Burrows, Oculist, Aurlst and OPP
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Epicurean palates demand "ROY
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viii remove Pimples, Boils. Salt
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
"ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT
Ever ygfain n perfect crystal.

High grade tobacco is found In the
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

We are DETERMINED TO MAINTAIN SELLING
ONLY FIRsr-CLAss GOODS PRICES
DEPARTMENT.
Cut s0o Cotton worth SOC
Cashmere Hose 500
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose worth 75o
Gut 10 4Oc, Manufacturer Samples mi Chlifens CASH
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Cut to s5c, Pants
White Meno Vests Pants worth 75c
Lades' Ribbed Wool Pants Vests $50
Gut to 5O Ladies' Black Equesonne Tights 81 %
lsi dozen Coored silk Loops
1875 dc silk
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WONDER Crowded with Cusomers'
the VERY LATEST STYLES
the MOST RhLIAIiLE GOODS the MOST Reliable
MANUFACTURERS and Selling Each Every Piece at
POSSIBLE PRoEIri
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DR.. ]. B. KEYSOR & Bro,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

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monies on floors, walls and eeilings-there
is not discordant note in the whole estab-
lishment
When Colonel Mareeau came to this city
he arrived at the conclusion that art would
not languish If the people were given an op-
pOrtunity 10 appreciate it. Following out
this theory. be resolved TO present to the
citizens the finest photograph studio in the
world. He Immediately acted upon this
resolution, and il the galleries are not per-
feet 10 one has vet been able TO Indicate a
single defect. The furnishings are the es-
sence OF luxury. the decorations are eX-
quisite. and the appointments uneQualed.
Tourists from the East who have read Of
Colonel Marceau's artistic requirements
invariably visit his beautiful rooms, and
usually consider their sojourn here unsatis-
factory unless they carry away with hem
memenros of CalifoTnia'S art-culture in tie
form Of exquisitely finished photographs.
Inc standard OF excellence n detail and
fnish has been so materially elevated since
the opening Of Colonel Marceau's gallery
that = general Improvement has been mant-
Tested III all branches in Photographic art,
and to-day there are no finer specimens
exhibited in the world than those executed
at Colonel Mareeau's magnificent studio,
Colonel MaTceau has arranged for a pro-
tTacted European tour for study and Tecrea-
tion. Mrs. Marceau. a prominent society
leader, and one Of its most distinguished
ornaments, viii accompany her husband,
and the trip VIII doubtless result
in the acquisition of treasures in art
OF which the people OF this city will be
given the benefit. The arrangements of the
photograph studio are so perfect and the
attendants so carefully selected that its
proprietor can arrange for prolonged alb
sence in the full consciousness that the
business will be conducted with perfect
satisfaction.
Colonel Marceau was born and educated
in New York, but it was In Washington
and as astronomical photographer in the
naval observatory there that he acquired
tie skill necessary 20 complete the artistic
talent which he already possesses. He
was in charge Of the Photographic depart
ment Of the expedition sent to Chile in 1892
TO witness the transit of Venus and re-
mained IA months in South America. In
addition TO the Market-street studio ne is a
partner and chief owner in the splendid
galleries Of Marceau q Bellsmith at Cincin-
nau and of Marceau q Power at Indian
apolis.
Colonel Marceau has been on Governor
Markham's staff since the Iatter's inaugura-
tion. is a member of the leading local clubs
aud is well known in society circles.
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HON. w. g. BRITrAN.
One OF the Youngest but Brightest Orn
ments of the Bench.

One OF the Youngest but Brightest Orna-
ments of the Bench.
One Of the brightest ornaments Of the
bench, though at the same time one of the
youngest. Is Hon. w. G. Britain, who at the
last election was returned by very h and
some majority as Justice of the Peace for
the city and county.
Judge Britain received bis ed ucation in
the State University, and after being grad
uated from there with high honors, devo ted
himself to the study of the law in the Hast
ings College. He was graduated from that
institution with the class OF 1886. Since
then the young Justice has been devoted to
his profession, and, being diligent student,
as we'll as careful. prudent and conscien-
tious arbitrator, his decisions since his ele-
vation to the bench have Won for him high
place in the estimation of the members OF
the bar. Since taking Office his legal acu-
men has largely developed, and the fact that
but few of his decisions have ever been re-
versed shows that he possesses that fine
quality so much priced by his profession-a
legal mind
Judge Britain, as we'll he may, takes a
pardonabe pride in the position TO which
he has been elevated by the votes of his
fellow w-eitzens, and there is but little doubt
tnat he Will be Tenomiaated 10 succeed
himself. II he consents to the use of his
name there is every reason to believe that
he will be elected by substantial majority.
as his good record and popularity combined
make him an exceedingly hard man To beat
In contest at the polls. he is recognized
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good account. Mr.. Alexander Is a gentle
man OF very pleasing address, which,
coupled with his high order of intelligence,
makes and holds friends. Since attaining
TO manhood lie has always taken deep in
terest In the welfare of the Republican
party, and in Oakland he was oDe of the
party leaders almost from the time he was
Qualhf d 10 vote.
In recognition Of his worth aud ability he
was nominated and elected Assemblvman
10 the twenty-seyenth session of the Legis-
lature. His record was q coed one, and his
constituents returned him to the twenty
eighth session. Near the close of the latter
session the late Governor Waterman ap-
pointed ham to the important position of
State Harbor Commissioner for the port. of
San Francisco, and the Senate then in ses-
sion, promptly confirmed the appointment
As member of the board he has dis
played splendid executive qualities and
largely increased his popularity. He is
associated with his father in the wholesale
commission business. His friends regard
him as the most available Republican to
carry the Fourth Congressional District,
and his party, recognizing the wisdom of
the suggestion. nominated him by acclama-
tion for the place at the recent State con-
yentiOn.
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boundaries. He Is equally popular in the
order of Native Sons, having filed all the
important chairs in his local parlor, and
was then elevated 10 the high position of
grand trustee in the Grand Parlor.
INT Ma. thornley, has always been an enthusi-
as.ac si democrat, and, prior to the last cleo
iion' ne could have had the party's nomins-
yIon n luf otate Senator in the Twentieth
District, San francisco, had he cared To ac-
cept the prOffered honor W ~
He has long been identified with the cop,.
mercial Interests of the city as a Cnston,-
house broker. He has held but one bubble
Office, and. notwithstand the splendid
record ne made, the appointment was an
unfortunate one for him. The position WAS
that-of immigration Commissioner. Owing
to some conflict between Federal and State
statutes. Mr.. Thornley, was never able to
collect the fees due. He rendered years Of
faithful, valuable service at direct cost
and sacrifice to himself, always believing
that the fees due him would ultimately lie
paid. He has net yet been COMPENSATED.
although In all probability the next Lezis-
latuTe will pass relief bill to pay him what
the State owes him.
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an ordinary common school education some
or the collegiate studies OF an advanced
type. The legal profession was his ultimate
aim, and this ambition was aided by great
strength of purpose and logged persever-
ance.
To the military career of General Dickin-
son 1t seems almost superfluous to aliude.
Joining Company B Of the National Guard
in 1877 he was soon made captain of the
company, and on the 18th of July, 1881, was
commissioned as colonel of the First Regi-
ment. ranking as such from June 28, 1880
On the 10th of February, 1891, lie was COM
missioned DIigadier-g of the Second
Brigade. AS & politician General Dickinson
has served as Sen ltor one term, in which he
represented the Tenth Senatorial District
genial disposition is appreciated by hosts
of friends who believe that the subject Of
their peculiar admiration has but Just en-
tered upon bis distinguished career.
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money rapidly. and retired from business
10 make tour OF the world. de is grace
ful and forclble writer, and the descriptive
articles he wrote had wide circulation. In
1852 he was elected State Senator from San
francisco on the Democratic ticket by an
overwhelming majority. His record in the
Senate was all on the side of honesty and
purity. and il secured for him the permanent
gratitude and confidence of all good citizens.
subsequently he was twice elected president
OF the Stock Exchange. Ia 1889 he wrote
his famous book ON "Buckleyism." from
which dated the beginning of the arch
boodler's overthrow. The same year Mr..
Lynch made a trip TO Egypt. His book
descriptive Of his researches in Egypt Is
both highly entertaining and instructive.
and has given him All European reputation.
HIS recent services as member of what is
popularity known as the Wallace Grand
Jury are too familiar to require recOunting
Rogues fear him. and honest men applaud
him. lie is deserving of the highest political
promotion. for be can do more for the State
than noDentlties.
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preferred Harrison as a candidate Every
effort was made to shake his allegiance, but
he refused to be Influenced by all argu-
ments. and when the ballot was taken voted
for the President. Strong in the eonvic-
ton that he was right he stood by his prin-
ciples and swerved not for single moment.
This action OF Mr. COie was emInently
characteristic of the man. During all his
career. both public and private, he has
been regarded as a man to be depended
upon In any crisis. and that is why Dan
Cole wields such an influence in the mining
districts, where he is best known. A
pioneer himself he went years ago to live in
Sierra County and still retains his residence
there. although his business interests COM
pei him TO spend much of his time in this
city.
Two years ago Mr. Cole was selected by
the Republican party as candidate for
member of the State Board of Equalization,
and in the election was defeated by very
narrow margin in spite of the fact that his
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of the founders Of the Republican party In
this State, and in the very Infancy of the
organization 'hs espoused the principles
which were advocated by Lincoln, Graft
and Garfield. Seeking no Office for himself,
and labOrng only for the party, he became
a conspicuous figure in our political gather
ings, and his voice was always eagerly
sought and generally followed. 1t became
so, in fact, that no convention of the Re-
publicans OF the State was considered quite
complete without him, and whenever and
wherever the party met to nominate or con-
suit Mr. Cole was there to aid with his
tongue and purse. Kindly. generous and
shrewd. he is model citizen. and friend
whose loyalty has never been questioned.
For the young men, especially. he has al
ways labored with great earnesiness, and
many rising man owes much of his
success to the kindness of Mr.. Cole. SO
clearly Is this understood that the younger
generation regard him as particularly their
warm advocate and assistant
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gave to public charity, and when at the end
of his second term he retired again to private
who knew him. Twice subsequently his
name was mentioned for the Democratic
nomination for Governor. but he always
declined to enter into the contest. In fact,
he seems TO have no desire for public pre-
ferment. and his chief pleasure seems to be
to labor for the advancement of his friends.
When the last Democratic State conven-
ton assembled at Fresno, however. Mr.
Murphy was chosen as chairman. and the
honor was a conspicuous one in view of the
fact that be was one of two or three men in
the State who could have defeated Senator
Ostrom, who aspired TO the honor. Per-
sonaly Mr., Murphy is man of the most
pleasing manners, kind and unosten tatious.
His ambition. ii he has one. is said to be to
sit in the Senate of the United States, an
Office which he would grace.