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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
A PIIIABLG CASE.
A Father Refused Permission 10 DIG
His Own Child's Crave.
iIo says ite va. Ioid that Hc Must
Raise 1--we noilars mud rinJ cent.
10 rny tho titi seNtou.

a News reporter last evening H.
yestiglted a case the nature Of which
Is such Ms to appeal 10 the heart VI
every charitably inclined person In
the community. The facts are a. iol.
lowG
Carl kraut, a lnboTcr residing Mt No.
07s eust Fourth South fitert formerly
an omploye Of tho city, l. without
work ami his family sick and almost
without food anu with poor prospects
Of fcpleulshing their Impoverished
lardcr A few days ago the youngest
child died while the mother was con.
fined 10 her ted In a critical condition.
me father wen, ~ the CITY Cemetery,
whore he owned n burial lot, taxing
with him an intcfmout permit
from Health Physician Beatty, anu
requested that no be allowed
10 dig his chiid's grave as ho did MT
hAve thu money 10 pay Tor that work.
This petition he declares was denied
him aud be- was gruily Informed that
he must get $500 Tor the sexton before
the grave could be dug. He explained
that he did not know where 60 40 or
what 10 do iu order 10 raise tue
required amount. But this tNula-
nation did not satisfy aud he Was
again told that the cash must be-
forthcoming, whereupon he came down
town NJ "A friend says choking with
anguish anu with heart no heavy
~ stone"
Finally no was introduced to q
couple Of city councllmcn who stated
they could DO nothing for him individ-
ually, M they were not connected with
the cemetery committee. They, how
over, referred him 10 the chairman Of
that body, who after considerable
rcd tape work granted the relief
10 earnestly asked for aud the follow
ing day the body Of the dead babe was
borne 10 It's last resting place.
Since that time the mother has been
very III and h still IA u deplorablo
state. when At tho family residence
last night tho NEWS reporter was ia.
formed that size needed good nourish-
Ing food more than medicine aud from
her appearance and surroundings the
statement seemed correct
Mt. kraut was advised 10 call upOn
the city physician and the Mayor for
temporary relief ami he hesitatlngly
consented TO do 20. There l. no doubt
but that Mayor Baskin will carefully
Inquire into the case and act upon 1t as
Ia merits demand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

rance ON the Evanston mir.
iurtuing this lnudsbl1 obi act thrv
advertised iet some expert nnymnkCr
10 bring about the desirable situa.ior,
Our scRvcnger having IN his youth
seen q cory Of the "Fnfmet's Boy.D
who oJuld plough, and sow, anu hnv.
ing heard 0i "Gfuvly ON Farminrv he,
with vislouB OF vast fields VI waving
iucorn, lie beautiful trUiOil clusiuta re-.
miuliuE one Of his uutivp Gaul, with
his inhefe mOdcsiy wallzsd in ami
sc1oped the job.
AZ b. usual Ia aubdulng the soil IN
the Wild aud woolly west, the SAGE
brush WIS removed, tho futrowH turn.
90, aud the hay Producing fcCd com.
mit,cd 10 the genial earth, presumably
10 DO nouflshud IA IT, bosom, awaiting
tho lapse OF time, aud the action " tho
ultmuulH 20 bring 10 forth. What must
have been the feelings OF these Rioab.
ties when alter the expiration OF a few
weeks most remarkable spectacle was
rfttuutud 10 their vitinL2 The entire
tract had the appearance of n ca.s on
sporadic measles. Tho lnudfcapo nh.
pcattd aa ifall tho fiugstrsnked ana
Hpvrklcd kiuU iu the universe Ind cptt
1900 49,. 70 N'AA 80 HhNANN AINn MNNNN
were "a bare ul vegetation % liz on Z
city trcuuty Oi coin. Many
theories were advanced 10 ac.
count for tue phuuomuua. some
hay seed eXppftBrlaimcJ that thosoIlwHa
infested with ants aud that thuy hal
dcvuufed the iced. Others suggest, j
that the soil might contain alkaline
substance iuimicai 90 thu termination
OF tue iced. Some avcrtuI tuat ilu
uaguhurH had scratched % up and fed
upon u. And one crank advanced tho
theory that tho seed had boon caugh,
up la "a cyclone or vhirlWiui aud
carried about one bundled and twenty
miles Hluthwcsi, ana elected on 90 n
tract OF country whore new rlucA
wa. taking On the appearance OF being
cultivated. However, none VI these
theories w1spcreptui ns explanatory
and after various experiments the bare
81 ois were subjected g. applications Of
u universal plaster, said to have beer
Invented by ore =. l.. Chnsc, aud then
tho barren Places began % take on IN,
appearance Of the surrounding veriur,
anu although hOiug Of 70 lighter Buu
more vivid green, the landscape ioou
Obtained IL proper color and oil wal
serene. n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
The CHOIR.
Concluding Performances Before the
Chicago Tour Is Entered
Upon.

The farewell concert at Saltalr for
the benefit ofthe ohoirfunj, takes place
Saturday. A most attractive program
II arranged, including several choruscs
by the whole body anu tho Appearance
Of Mr.. EastOn, Mr.. PypoEhud iavOrits
soprano Nellie Druc0 Pugslcy. Thee o
singer have not yet been heard at Salt
air. The quartette from Rig0lctt1, The
prison scene from TrOyatore, a ladies'
chorus OF forty, ana the Hallolujah
chorus will DO features Of the pro.
gram.
The grand farewell reception and
sacred onnoert Mt tbs Tabernacle next
Sunday evening, viii BE- the last occn-
sion the city viii have 10 aid the great
eXcursion by Tia patronage. On that
evening 1t Ia hoped that all the
churches In the city will dismiss early
TO give their congregations an Oppor.
tunity TO bid the choir Gldspeed. The
musical features Will bu the rendering
OF the great program selected for the
concerts on tho way TO and from
Chicago, and viii of course include
the appearance OF Mr.. Easton, Mr..
Pyper, Mrs. Pugsley, Mr.. Weihc,
Mrs Allison, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Edward, Mr.. Robinson, Mr., Ensign,
MI, Peterson, the entire chorus and
string quaTteIIe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
SECRET SERVICE WILLIAM.
"X' SpeCHlat6s Politically On Tho
Hay Seed Importation.
what Has the monopoiisiic scayenEsr
and Wouid.nr Councilman 60 Say
ON Tni. uattcrg-h lie Anxious 10
Hear MoTsT
Eii,or Descret NewH

Edior nsScret NcVs
With permission for space in your
excellent paper desire TO remark for
the benefit VI "Y" that have never
entertained doubt as to the regularity
OF the scavenger's business. II Is the
continued monotonY Off that object
TO. IL II now announced as an OK.
PLANTATION Of our bteyot counoilman's
present pull. that he has been In the
secret service Of our respected national
parent. II this be- true how often
must tho old gentleman have been
most grievOuHly pet,nrbBd by the
uetolictlOnH OF his wnywaTd HOul
A. We have not heard Oi the patornRl
Samuel being seriously sick until
lately while Undergoing the gold cure,
! must confess 10 n little skeptiCism M
TO this being the reason for the exist
once Of tho barnEole ON the municipal
ark. ! understand though shat az a
compliment 10 his experience in the
detective business, he mas been ton.
deteu tat contract 10 catch fow
rainbOWa for borders 10 tho boulevard.
Personally, / doubt n he could even
catch cold. This will DO resolved,
however by tho suowslorm next
November.
wish 10 suggest In an unobtIusive
manner thgt Il ~ not good IOckeying
nor IS II policy In "Y" 10 dope hls
friend NO early In tie race Tor the
cOuuoilmauiC goal. | would train him
Tor while ana exhibit his stride and
points to the ndmirlng gazU OF his
constituents Of the Flrat precinct be-
fore sending MIN 10 the post.
Win these few preliminary remarks,
the scayenger having been given the
usual time IN = nuisance notice 10 arise
aud explain the haysued enigma and
failed, being precluded by his innate
mOdesty, / proceed 70 elucidate the
mystery.
Tho legend goes that once upon a
time on the banks OF tie Bear rivor In
tho Wllds OF western Wyoming might
have been seen numerous kline lowing
on many hills. Their n0madic MOabllo
ownera considering the iuclemoncy o!
the winter In that region concluded II
was not meet 10 be without hay NJ
that season Of tho year. and therefore
TO provide for "a want long felt by
thgBr kline, desiged their range land TO
assume that appearance ~ pleasing 10
a bench farmer. with that view they
proceeded 10 have luceTn wave where
wild W0TmW0od sxhalsd Ia irag-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

rallied 10 the recent statement 9i eN.
Senator Warren ct tbi stale taa. ilHr.
fisOu would have signed n oil Dr the
fee colnrrr OF the American uf1iur.t
boz saiI With emphasis: "WnUcn waa
rich Harrison would hnvr sieucd
such q oil, and 1 have 10 tom bic
own lips. when PRECEDENT Harrison
was on his western trip three years
nrp, I fs tho governor nccInranitd
him through Colorado. Al Pueblo a
transparency was shown bearing tho
Inscription 'Wu will have free coin.
fgu next session. The President
noticed 10 and remarked in q H3liqui1
ing way, 'Wcll, not exactly mat, but
tho fec coinage Of tu1 American pro.
uuct.t0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
INSTRUMENTATION OF SILVER,
Governor Rouu says He Knows
Something Of How II Was Done.
Special DiipaicA 10 nc NEWs.

tNshoNeFuor noun says AA' hhhNH
Something Of How II Was Done.
Special Di,paieA 10 nc NEWs.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 22.-Ex.
Governor John l.. ROutt Of Colorado
who was In Cheyenne tho day before
yesterday, gave some interesting facts
concerning the "oonspiracy" 10 do.
monetize silver. 81 was n delegate to
tho great Chicago silver oonyention,"
said the governor, "And there acct.
dentRlly obtained some information
that throws considerable light on the
present controversy. ! met there a
young man whom In years gone bye |
had beiriendeu. In the course Of n
confidential conversation he disclosed
;he TACT that he il now the monetary
agent Of the English government
whose business IL ia to keep a lookout
for tho course Of financial legislation
In the United States, He said that the
Suspension Of the coinage Of ri.
yer for private account In India
was brought about with particular
reference to its influence ON silver In
this country. This II the last fight the
English gold bugs will make IN the
United States, on the silver question.
They will do everything that money
can accomplish to put the United Sistes
on gold basis, but II that fails, they
win accept free coinage nc the ratio Of
20 10 /, ana call au International con.
gTess 10 settle the question on that
basis.n
Anent the situation In Colorado
Governor Routt said; "Woll, we
haven't any politics ut the present
time in our state. All the political
parties, even the whitening Demo.
Gratis are united In the demand Tor
the free coinage OF silver. Why, men
who have been bitter enumies for
years have settled their ditlerencesand
are pulling together In the interest Of
oliver, so you can form an idea OF the
unanimity Of tho silver sentiment In
Colorado"
When the governors attention was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

New YORK, Aug. 22.-Tho premium
on currency today rs lower with quo.
tntione AZ ! ! TO . per cent, spot COLO 3 ..
Sterling exchange was ftmer and good
judges say ths strength OF the market IL
more apparent than real, aud with
the disappearance Of premium
on gold and currency, rapid decline
would follow, especially "a the supply
Of bills against merchandise exports Is
large. Quito number Of sterling
loans have been paid oil during
the past two days. This has
only temporary strengthening
influence ON the market. shortly
after midday Canadian bank 10.
duced It's posted rates to Asa and $50.
Silver certificates bid up To 10 at the
stock exchange without sale. Com
mercial bar rose TO 7b!. TIE market
was dull but very strong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
Knows His Relatives.

Joseph Chulelte, Freuohmnu,
called at Coroner TayloF's ofllco this
afternoon and identified the body If
JeGn DaviUr, who was killed on the
railway ON Sunday last. lie says hu
has known the deceased only six
weeks but that no IL quite
we'll acquainted with his run.
livee In France. He accordingly
procured copies OF last evening Nrw5
containing an account OF the fatality
and the two letters translated from tho
French 10 send 10 Europe as proof OF
Dayier's death. he says the Davier
estate Is a large and valu-
able one and the proof re-.
tctred 10 will be necessary In order
10 settle up the family affairs. All
thinga considered tine case Is one OF
the saddest OF the kind that ever 90.
Cured In this section,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
Jndgc nar,ch's Doiugs.

The following business was Trans.
acted In Judge Bartch's division Of
the Third Dislrict court this morning.
The legal arguments In tue case Of
Hiram Neaget vs. Emma >. Woodruff
ot al, which was partly heard yeBtof.
day, were now concluded aud the
court took the matter under advise
ment.
Morris Goldberg Va. John A. ,Groes.
beck etal. Hearing on cr1ss.cOmplnint
on motion for appointment Of TO-
cUiver Hrt tIr next saturday.
Utah Commercial ana Savings Bank
VI l. q Hardy II al. Motion To strike
out answer argued and submitted.
w. H.. Mcclure Ut al vs. James Il.
Little VI al Order 10 show cause tor
injunction argued by counsel.
The hearing Of the action brought
by the Wasatka Mineral Springs COM
pany against IheOdOsia Cook el al
was on the bill Tor this afternoon. 10
IL an injunction proceeding In refer.
enoo to mineral spring near tho
Warm Springs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

tIons or syndicnies q tbs power TO
cause nuctuati0n ia the amount VI az.
ter nj curreucios Ia circulation.
O. 70 maintain on a parity gold,
silver anu paper money.
4. To settle tho s'uius OF silver
mouey ~ authorizing u TO form por-
ton Of the specie hasis required by the
= institution for chartered banks.
.. To overthrow the dangerous cen.
liallzatlon Of the money power now
existing nt two money crutct7 In the
hands Of few indiyiJua.s, by giving
The people OF the staiea the rilhl OF
home rule IN the subject Of moury,
thus securing to thcm homo cifCula.
ton.
To these Ave propositions, he added,
carefully adjusted and graded IN.
come tax, NJ the most equitable and
upright measure ior proviuug the GOV.
eminent with revenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
Indifferent AttempIs.

The municipal committee on water.
works have been making a sorles OF
Indifferent attempts lately 10 hold
meotIugl and readJust matters under
their direction for tho benefit VI tho
new superintendent OF wRtoTwOTks, Mr.,
Griffin. All endeHvorl, however,
have resulted In failure. A final strug-
gle was TO be made this afternoon in
order that certain matters might bs
reported ut tho meeting OF tho council
tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

MILWAUKEE, Aug. GA mob Of
unemployed hbofefs mR.oled 10 ths
city hall this morning anu called out
tho mayor, who was greeted with cries
OF "bTcad" and "wOfk.n The mayor
advised them to return home. and as.
Sured them that the city would soon
have oney 10 prosecute public linz
provements and give many men work.
The mob dispersed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
sASDY'S ELECTION.
Incorporation Voted for Almost IMAM.
imOtily,-List OF Officers
Elected.

Special 70 NJ NEWS pee Da1a Telegraph
SANDY Aug. 22.-The election yea.
terday todecide Tor or against inoor.
poration passed of quietly and result.
cd In theoasting Of lO3 votes Tor, and
ngainst This practically Unanimous
vote wasfollowed by general Jollin-
cation ID which bontires blaSeJ, cannon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
MR.. D. G. MATTER Is WANTED.
lilo Skipped from Logan with q Horse
aud Buggy aud Cannot
be Found.

A few days ago, says the Logan
Aeii0H, fellow wearing an ordinary
suit Of clothes, q straw hat and carry
ing his left arm Ia sling came to town
and put w ut the Logan house. He
could do as much talking AS half u
dozen ordinary people, represented
himself 10 be civil engineer Of some
considerable importance, and said he
had surveyed most of the railroads In
the western county, According TO his
part Of the story his arm YVES broken
while ON a surveying trip, hut parties
In Logan who claim 10 know what
they are talking about assert that his
arm was broken while working on n
sand bank In the chain gang at Salt
Lake. His name In ID, q. Matter and
hes II about thiTty.live years OF age. on
Sunday he went % rOOmbs Bros
livery stables and hired a hOTso and
buggy for ono hour. The hour never
came and II MT. Matter Ia caught he
will find II matters much. snsrin
Klrkbride WAS notified and tracked
him TO Smithtield, whore he found the
horse and buggy In a vacant field; but
no Matter was 20 he seen, The
sherifis at Brigham City, Pocatollo
ami other places Hte on the lookout Tor
him. In Logan lac slt0 omitted to pay
his board bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
THa ITALIANS RUMBLE.
officials Suspended for FAILING "a
Maintain order.

officials Suspended for Failing 60
Maintain order.
ROME, Aug. 22.-iho italian gov.
eminent 10 taxing steps 10 punish tho
officials who uTo hold responsible for
not preventing the rioting against
ihG FrvnCn In this city. Today
5iRnor Gioli,li, the prime minister
and minister u the interior Issued q
decree ordering the suspension from
office VI Senator GAlcnda, project Of
Rome, Signor sandri, chiei Of police,
auI 5ignor Majue,ti, inspector OF police
Ia the district in which the French
embassy IL situated. The decree stated
that the suspension OF those officials IL
due 10 their failure 90 maintain order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

WALL sTaEEr, Aug. cg-Tha hull.
ish sentiment ou the change stiienpd
advances OF ? 10 9 per cent were scored
ln tho leaders.
The Ems brought IN $4,000 In
gold from southampton, sa01,OJO igum
Bfemerhavon hud 9,l7O,0ll marks
from the Dcutchc Bank Of Berlin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

WAsuINGTON, AUG. a. The prcsi.
dent hna issued hiH PROCLAMATION Opu1.
ing the Cherokee STRIP 60 arillgmrut al
The hour Of ~ o'clock ~ noon, central
standard time, on Saturday The 10Th Of
September
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

Correspondents utsriTr NEWS
Last night our neighborug town u
Sandy was resoundiug with the roar
OF anvils and au'szu with bouilfef, and
,ho str0.ts were filled with an enthutl.
attic crowd Of people cheering and
shouting. The cause Of It all was that
yesterday was the day on which the
election that was 10 decide whether or
not sandy fh0uld become city aud
Tor The election Of the oillcers, was
hell. The election passed OIL quietly.
Much Interest wgs manifested by the
people, not from any apprehension Ne
10 the result, but from tue local in-
purinucu attending II, ami rs being the
iirsi election.
During the afternoon the atrorts
were pnrndcd by u wagon gnyly bu.
ueckcd with buutiur, ulg4 anu appr.-
PIRATE notices, and containing Aior.
t.s's busH hand, which gutvcd 90 en-
livun ihi1ss, notwithstanding copious
showers % rain at Intervals.
AGur the canvasH vt the votes, the
result was found 10 bu los votes Tor
Incorporation and only % agairat, the
town TUNED itself loose, and la abort
principal street, aud the rUur Of uny 10
lent It's MD 10 swell the din. After
this had gone on for time the cry Of
Speech rom the Mayor" was raised,
ana "a catrinsc was al once run into
tie mdllu OF the street. Amid
thunIcilng cheers Ainyaf-rlecl Cush.
ing mounted the imprDvlsod platform,
but it was Home time before he WIS
AL I'd ..a.N
length obtained, Mr. Cushing, Ia n
Fh0rl speech, thanked the people iof
the honor conferred, alluded 10 some
Of the benefits 10 be- derived from in.
corporation, aud pledged himself to
perform thn duties OF hie Office Ia tht
interest o ,hn people.
This ball having been stafted, each
OF tue othcr utllcUrs.ulect came iot.
ward IN response to the continued dc
munut OF the people, and maio short
speeches abiding 10 the folly Of COu-
unuing ~ they han IA the past, with
the resources at hand, OUTLYING tho
oeuciils and policy OF the future, and
each pluiging himself 10 an honest,
impartial anu JUS naturalization vt
tue duties Of his office.
Not yet Satisfied, the crowd olnm0F.
oi ior more, and amid the onthub.
insm nearly every man whom Il WA
thought could make n speech at all
was called out. There were speeches
OF all sEndcs and kinds not forgetting
those Of che pioneer Of tho town, John
Hafdcastle, anu tue MAJ, who chock
full oi loyalty AMI enthusiasm, declared
that Salt Lake would soon DO but q
BubuTh Of Sandy.
When well on toward midnight, the
crowd got too h0aIsn to shout much,
and the majority wuu1ed their way
homuwnrd. The ,ilicers elected are
all substsutlal men under whose hands
the people believe the atiairs Of the
city will receive Wise and oouBurya.
tive management.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

WAsuNOIuN, Aur. 22.--Jomes ".
BlOuni, c0mmifFiuner 10 Hawaii, NJ
rived here this morning and had %
pfotfactcd conference with EnCrriury
Gresham this afternoon. The Psgfi'
dent he expected back NJ tbs END OF
next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
WIN ENaIrEmNNr
a Fight between itaiiroad utn aud
ut er tittHtms

MAHOEEv Cry, Pa, Aug. 81
La6t night the CitIzens of GUbegtnu
tore up the track at Schuylkill, rrso.
ton county, because tho company
failed TO comply with the borough
ordinance. Au attempt Of the com.
Iany 10 relay the tracks with an armed
force this morning brought ON con-
iilct with the citiaens rovulting IN the
death Of James Tariff aud william
Hughes, cit 1ons, aud Injury h Evan
Davis ana Richard Amour, assistant
superintendent OF tho company. VIII
O'oOnnor was also shot IN the baud
aud foot and others are reported iu-
jured. The widest excitement pre-
walls,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
ARAus REVOLT.
Tho Agent of iho last Africa Com
pang hitted.

LONDON, Aug. Ga dispatch 70
the Times from Zanzibar says that
Arab soldiers stationed at the out.
lying port KismayoJ, on an island Of
that name, TeyOltod aud killed the
agent OF the East Africa com.
pnny at that place. The Arabs
threaten 10 destroy tho town and
tho steamer Kcnai which Is now At
KiBmayOO. Tho British cruiser
Blanche has goLu from Zanzibar to
quell the insuTfectiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

BRUNswICIy, Ca, Aug. .2.-5. y
Harri- ls 80 with yellow iuvtr. rhv
place hiss boon qunranuutd. The nu.
th1utins are urlng the people o. leave
the city. Three thousand to5plu nrc
expected TO get swsy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22
Buried This Afternoon.

Jean Dayler the Franchman whose
tragic death was ehrouioled in last
svening'a NEWS, was buried by I'm.
dcrtpkeT Shelves In the city cemetery
this afternoon ~ thu expense of the
county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

WAsulNGTON, Aug. 22.--Sllvcr took
a jump upward today. London quota
lions ug sent 10 the treasury depart
mcut being two cents higher than
ycstvtday's purchases by the depart
meut, which amounted 70 10000
ounces, at S0.7i25 per ounce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

ruaret, anu amid cheers each OF tho
Ulcers 81, ct mounted upon n buggy
sstt and expressed bis determination
O. work for the Interests o., the people.
Speeches 10y many other citizens iol.
lowed, ana The Publications wuru kuut
az wen into the night This IL tho
contamination oi several years. efforts
20 effect the Incorporation.
F0iluNing axe the illcers elected!
Mayer Arthur J. Gushing.
Coluciimeu, Albert White, VIM. Y.
Vincent, Thos. T.. Marriott, Wells
CInfk, James Jousou.
Recorder, Emil Hnftvikson.
Treasurer Goo. Marriott.
Collector Hiram Moore.
Maunal, q. ID. R1gcrs.
Justice, w. W, Wilson.