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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
ONLY TwEsIY-SlX STRIKES
During the Year-Keport of the Bureau
of Industrial Statistics

During the Iear-kepoft VI sho D"se
of Industrial Statistics.
HARBIsBUR6, PA, September 10
The report Of Prof. Albert ). Bolle"
Chief OF the Bureau OF Industrial Sta
tlstics. Just completed. shows that not
including the strike Of the employees OF
the Carnegie Steel Co. at Homestead,
there were only &c strikes during
the wear. q much smaller number than
usual. OF these, 13 were By the en-
ployes engaged ia iron and steel In
dustries. one was railroad strike ana
one A lockout by coal operators.
Eleven OF the strikes occurred IN
pbiIsdelphis and four 10 Piitsourg.
The whole number Of persons engaged
10 the strike was i.20s, and the num-
her involved 7,4l4. Only three strikes
succeeded, four partly 80, while the
others failed. The total loss Incurred
by the en- ployes was s373,2s5, and the
employers loss, - far ss Ascerta'nea'
$685.
The report concludes With the STATE.
ment that the striking empioyes a.
Homestead lost 10 wages about 81, s'v.-
600. while the expenses TO the State in
the transportation and maintenanee OF
troops was $40. .25s.si.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
ADissoiution Likely.

LONDON, September 10.-The Stand
ard says that everything points te dis
solution Of Parliament next year. Mr..
Gladstone, it says, deludes himself II he
thinks that the constituencies will have
by then forgotten his Irish policy. The
second Home Rule bills is worse than
the first and we cannot possibly have a
third. The paper predicts that, under
the circumstances, MIR. Gladstone can
never obtain majority in Great Brit
ain again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11

BuESos AYgEs, Sept
news from Tucuman %
factory TO the Govcinm
been more fighting Ia !
city. The rebels are J
the railroad and have
forcemenn from the SUI
try. The position OF
10 said to be critical.
has ssked for reinfor
troops are far outnumo'
forces. The Governine
erything possible, but :
Ing 10 the hands OF IN
will not De IN easy mat
Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
COULDN'T CONVINCE HIN
That He Had Hung Himself-A Peculiar
Case At Parkersburg.
- p.yfsr.r

svsaoI TSEsoram 20 ~ Rs0s"sr.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Septemoe
1O.-Heury Harris, an employe of DIR.
Camden, tried to commit suicide this
morning by hanging himself in the doc
tors barn. Fortunately for the fellow,
some one happened to see Harris hang
ing just in time to summon the doctor,
when Harris was cut down and revived
with great difficulty, as he was nearly
gone. When Harris was brought
around he stretched himself leisurely
and said; "Mnst have oversight myself;
guess I'll 90 to breakfast" Harris
couldn't be convinced that he had hung
himself, for he was as mad as March
hare. He will be sent TO sn asylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
1RESS' PROGRAM.
nate viii Devote Itself to Dis
cuSSing Repeal.
A VERY BRIEF CALENDAR.

ng to Prevent Immediate
scussion and Little to Pre-
MT Quick Action on the Sher-
an Act-Mr. VOORHEES, VIII
1t Push His Bill in the Interest
National Banks Until Repeal
Disposed of-Neither VIII
snator Hill Attempt TO Push
is Anti-Federal Election Law
III at Present-The Outlook
= Dd for Speedy Repeal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
IRISH INDEPENDENCE.
GlqdStOne's Bill Condemned by the
National League in America.
ITS DEFECTS ARE POINTED OUT

By the Executive of the League in
Manifesto-Mr. Gladstone
Will be Defeated at the Polls
Irish Americans Warned
Against Professional Agitators.
The British People Unwilling to
Give Home Rule to the Irish
An International Convention OF
Irishmen and a Declaration OF
Ireland's independence Ad-
VOcated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
Jim WIN telp Train Charley.

New YORK, September l0.-Jim Hall.
the Australian boxer, in letter to q
friend in this city, says: 81 will surely
De one of Mitchelrs trainers. The best
of feeling exists between myself and
Charley, Notwithstanding the report tp
the contrary Mitchell will need biz
man TO box with him every day, sc l
shall. ne very USEFUL to him."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
whI.ky wouldn'r KIN the Bite.

CHICAGO, September 10. = Walter
Ralston, known as .'Rattlesnake" Raj
ston, a snake charmer, is in the county
hospital dying from the effects OF bite
by q rattlesnake. Ralston bad been
giving exhibitions In dime museum
and was to try 8 new lot of rattlesnakes
y,hich mad just bscn brought from
Fiosida. and which 1t bad bef
~ she man who brought 10,
-os handle. Ralsts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
BRAZILIA.
Dispatches Whic
the 81
OFFICIAL MESS
At the Brazilian J
don Which AZ
That the Stu
Alarming as r.
the Governme
press All Rev
Thompson's +
That Rio Dc j
TO be Bombare
is Given More

LONDON. Septemt
dispatch has been T
lillian Leystion he
throw llghtNpon tn
In that distur6sd =
sage referred to
Janeiro Is in q sta
guilty, alarming Z
trary.
The official mess
Brazilian goverpmen
confidence OF the
people, and that 10
and will repress all
Congress, continu'
municatlon, has ia
OF siege. but, II Is AZ
ment prefers not to !
out the workings OF
There is q slgnific
message, however, a
that the insurgents
make several Ian
points; but they wen
said, appear TO DO u
ened aud likely TO su
ment.
The insurgents so
10 now held In che
the entrance OF th
officers In command
upon the revolution
ment they are sight
are KEEP, At their POI
and submarine -"
to--JhAve been p..
Vkely to be follow
. they attemp TO p
D for Santos with the
turing that port aud
the insurgent forces !
tricts.
This ofnciai messal
o. being somewhat .
the fact 10 not lost SIS
"ofiicial" commute.
Brazilian govern men
likely to depict the
most favorable colors'
on THg oTnl
the message sent by
| Minister 10 Brazil.
Thomp pson, stating III
OF lombard ment OF ]
looked upon as being
worthy statement OF
existing there.
The action OF Seer
having ordered the Ur
Newark, at Norfolk
without delay for Rl'
mended by Arlericar
who have property o
Janelro, nv bombardr
gent feet would coI
merchants who have
trouble In Brazil.
The official messag
not say that there h'
life during the repul
attempted By the BrI
but II is presumed 8
| lngs were made and I
n there was any, wa
Importance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
The Hars Have 'em.

T1FF1S, OHIO September 1o-A
strange naIsdy has attacked the hogs
In scinio township. A thorons hbred
NOS Rogers. living
victim 70 the
slnce II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11
DIscnAKsED

-
Threaten On shoot
1hsir
PITTsBURe. Pa.
About 100 Italian cf
ip the Reading y
near here. wer
on account Of
trade.
The firm employee
those dismissed were Z
The action Of the
celved with lndianstloi
were deposed have Q
purpose Of preventing
WORKING. This afterbf
on the streets armed,
eped 10 shoot down
tempting 10 enter the
They have the
70 the mines
appear determiDel
their threats Into eref
are mostly foreigners
en- 10 reason snd say
are rsinstsssd the M
shut down.
This evening Mr..
be would pFss'et ~
sary 70 use
trouble npI
It, aud VII
ID for pro
Brur,
s,am y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11

. HINGToN, D. c., September To-
snate, during the coming week,
vote itself almost entirely to the
sion Of the repeal bill. Possibly
Omay be an occasional break in the
cony, caused by taking up some
subject during the morning hour,
he calendar affords very little
for diversion in this respect The
lar Is indeed one Of the brIefest Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-11

Ths Army Of the canbstsnd
CLEVELAND, O., Ssptsmoe1 lo--ine
arrangements for - twenty oartn -
nnc1 reunion Of n o.
e : 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
TIE WORLDS FAIR.
Interpretation Of tho Ancient lzltC
Calendar.
A MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.


CHICAGO, Aug. .O.--At the anthro.
biological congress ot the World's Fair
today, Mrs Zslia Nutiall read n paper
wing for the frtt time the interpte.
alton OF the ancient Aztec calendar
-rholars declare It the most
uporlAnt discovery Of the kiud
of this century, as It furnishes
o. 10y to much Of the life aud acts o. At
least ok nations OF the early
inhabitants OF Mexico anu prom.
ittH 10 lead 10 tue translation u tho
hIsr0gIyphira ON the ruins Of early
Mexico and Contrnl America. The
accuracy and perfection Of the calen-
dar, which II pronounced IN advance
nfAuy fyattm now Ia uHe,givo evidence
81 the high civilization anu mathomn,i'
cal attainmenta 0i the ancient inhabit-
suis Of A merica. IL 10 entirely different
from auy system known 10 ancient
Europe, Asia or Affics. lt IL csti.
mated that vt leaet four thousand years
oi astronomical observation was nsccs-
faty 10 perfect this calendar. IL fur
usnts a key also 10 the religion, srchl-
lecture anu domestic life OF that peJ.
pie.
There was "A parade OF over two mil.
Hon d0llafs' worth Of blooded horses
through tho Fair grounds this morn.
ine, iNcluIiur the finest npeclmuns Of
tho United States, Great Britain, Rus.
SO, France, Germany. The day wac
CLOUDY, {. III aud raw, the fret Of the
aiud since last May.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
Cnl,Ie nn.lnc.. nr MyomInr.

Special Di,paicA 20 ne NEws.
CHEYENNE, Wye, Aug. 20.-Al.
though the cattle business has met
with many reverses during the past
i've Year,, Il is stlll the principal indus.
Try ia Wyoming. To obtain some
reliable Information as TO tho extent Of
tho business Vt the present time n
number Of the prominent st0ckmen
nave been interviewed. Among them
was OK. Governor George w. Baxter,
who,as pres dent Of the Western UniOu
! eel company, IL In II position to have
pnctiual knowledge Of the situation.
49, says that curing the past year
quits a number have retired from the
b isintss ana m consequence there IL
PROBABLY - per cent lees cattle la the
safe than NJ this time a year ago. On
A. average prices are lower than they
were a year ago, Meanwhile the
freight rates have been increased, 30
that the net returns gsB InRierls!ly re-.
duced, shipments up 10 tho time Of
the failure VI Cuuaby at Chicago were
quite lively, but since then there has
boon wonderful falling oil. The out.
look for the winter II not an encourag.
Ing one. The drought during July and
the fore part Oi August burned up the
grass, Rnd the rains came too late 10 do
much good,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
a PLAIN MISREPRESENTATION.
The "Ncwsr hid Not .uolc Mayor
llaskin In thu Am0h g,
Interview.

with characteristic po,ulaucy and
nn apparent do.iTo for misrcpresenla.
ton, morning cotcmpomry ag.
nounced today in an article ON the
Amorlnian expose thu, "Iast even.
Ing tho NEWS stated that Mayer
hassin would discharge every man no
had appointed who had connected
himself with this order, ami added
that In this event, Chiri Paul's su0Cu
might be- worn by another before he
returned home"
The NEW DID not pretend 90 quote
his honor aB the paper in question
would make telleve. puls every
Intelligent reader can readily
zee. " hat the News did quote
Mayor BaBHin as saying was just what
he uid say, expressed la The following
language:
at Is simply q disgraoUiul orglnizs.
ton and mo members OF 70 th0uld
hang lheir heads In very shame"
THIS paper dii not ray that the
Mayor would discharge every man he
had appointed who was connected
with the order. What was said In r..
lhllon to disoharging men came from
Liberal councilman VINO vouohed for
the correctness u the rlmor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
Against a Railroad Company.

la the Third district court las. oven.
ing the Illinois Trust and Savings
bank instituted proceedings against
tho salt Lake y Lys Angeles Railway
company. It's alleged that on May /,
1892, the de.ondRnts, without the per.
mission Of the plainIin, entered upou
anu bulk ia tracks over certain lands
belonging TO the latter, TO vii, lots
anu ., section I, township south,
range west, In Salt Lake county;
Notwithstanding promise 10 com.
muuce sCit Tor the condemnation OF
the land for is use " "a railroad bed
the company has failed 10 do 80 and
has never paid anything for the use OF
tue laud anu IL still using II. A TEN.
pOfafy restraining order IL asked Tor 10
prevent the railway company from
operating the railroad over said lands
anu judgment for $1,000, as value OF the
lanu, and damages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
SiEth Dad Slreet Newer.

Couuciimao Horn presided at the
meeting Of the Clty Council last night
which ant as n board Of equalization
aud review On sewer assessment.
The superintendent VI sewers was
ordered TO construct sewer on the
Wrst eide Of Sixth East street between
south Temple ana First South streets
10 accordance With notice OF intention
No. "a. The cost thereof is estimated
Il SO per linear mont foot, amounting
10 5000 within sewer district No, 4, by
. local assessment upon tho lots or
PARTS Of lois anu pieces Of ground, de-
,cribod In the notice OF Intentions, VIZ,
lots and s, block OIL, plat u,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
Yonng Ladies' L-Ncnr.Ion.

THo excutaion TO be giyol 10 Slitair
90 September Lit l. uuiot the auspices
OF the Territorial ON 'ers oi the Young
iiadlts' Mutual I'm urovement A,soc.a.
tiuu. Tho officers are. rrc.iiout, E'.
nina S. raylsr, Colusel f- ',nrn y.
D1ugnl, Matte II. Tingoy; Ais
AIcia ~. Enrliey, l5amh bIlirgtol,
Lille r. Freeze, AFgi- Campbell, day
ralmagp, Minnie }. SNOW; Secretary
AMI rfeafurrr---A uliu NJ. Cannon;
Corresponding Secretary Mao rayl.r.
A program will be renlvtr o, 90 TN
meme, nt o rm., and isa. folio 80:
issLsrH' ituHuripu. boo. ...-a.sss.liD' WIarHnn.
Pastoral ...... lice Milhinauut Matte lambert.
20. b. AthrHWs
Sailors liowp.pc.,:.. Jesnnio sands. Charley
upfht D.
highland flIns...-.. Mabel Derrick. May Arm.
htfanH
a heaulul silv cup will be given
10 the hcnyiust BIB ag I'd Nix M Inths;
nls0 10 the pfottiosl baby under one
year.
Pnscs will be awarded a. pm. by
disinter,si,u judges CHOSEN ifOm tile
assembly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
One BY One.

II ia stated that ways and means
will DO devised by tho City Council
tor dispensing with the services OF the
secret political sohemeIs who have de.
nominated themselves NJ Amorinos, Mt
least such ~ are employed ~ clerks
and heads Of departments. II they
cannot no swept out together IL n
stated that they will ho removed one
alta time on any convenient preteA /
that may present itself. "Thih. how
ever VIII probably be a difficult pro.
ceediug," said municipal official
today, sin view Of tho fact that 80
many OF the oouuniimen are mem bsTs
OF the organization and are pledged
TO stand by their colleagues to the
last.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
The "Wasntkao Snlt.

In the Third district court yesterday
afternoon the hearing OF the case OF
the Wasatka Mineral Springs com.
pauy vs. Theodosia Cook ct al, on order
to show cause why a permanent In.
junction should not be Issued was con.
cluded. Judge Bartch ordered that
the injunction restraining the de-
PENDANTS continue pending the final
determination OF the suit, the plain.
TIA TO prepare an order and submit Il
to the defendants and then ~ the
court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29

fuu for this afternoon. There have
be iuturitips aud fut.riiias but never
ln IT, history mas it uouu iuu IN the
teeth Of "a bowling gall. The sptcta.
tors were sCurTuI across the
lawn with ncceltwtcd opesd, the
wini moanuu, sighed, whiullrd
through the grand stand hs over ,hr
strings OF some gigantic Aclluuu hath
while it. occupants held iast tp u,
ihilgs lovegblc anu waited for thn bis
race. The wind could not Keep the
crowd away. The lowering clouds ui4
not dim the ard2r Of those iu gttcnu-
nIce. Every available space was uc.
cupieI with anxious spectators 10 SOC
the starting ni the III. jet futuuiy iuiu
nee 1850, when CuaOs showed hiB
heels 10 tive y Two other crack
youugsler. the track was somewhat
heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29

WAsnGNGToN, Aug. 29,-The Senate
oOmmlttee On finance decided TO report
back the Wilson repeal bill with the
recommendation that the Voorhees, bill
he substituted ana 10 set aside the IA.
tionHl bank circulation bill, now un-
iioishei bIsiusss.i IN favor OF Norhces's
Till anu TO press tho latter as rapidly ~
possible.
Setting aside the National bank bill
will require a majority vote OF the
Senate. The silver men sny they are
Indifferent ns 10 which II considered
drdt, both being alike Objectionable.
rhey declare they will light repeal
with oil the force ~ their command.
The VOORHEES, bill was reported 10 the
Senate as "A substitute this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
HE WROTE FROM SALTAlR.


q. Il. Grosyenor, who was here last
week with MI excum on from the
West, writes thus u tho Los Angeles
EIITt8E
Taik Of "A California desert, Il is not
TO br compared 10 Nevada And part
Oi Utah I'll We reach the Eastern
shore Of the Great salt Lake, 100 miles
long by 81 10 % Wide; there IL not a
sign OF life, either animal OF
vegetable, "a lar as the eve
can reach In every direction,
excepting stuutod sage bru,h-not
n tree or shrub. The Humboldt river
pcrmeated through portion OF the
valley over Hight depression; aud IT,
course the railroad follows until near.
ing the high elevation, 1000 feet before
We descend ON the other side TO
Og en-.
Here We leave the old lethnrgic s. T..
anu get hauled 10 Salt Lake CITY hy
the more progressive Il, q. W., whose
train we take onward this evening Tor
Chicago. This IL beautiful and
wonderful city In many respects, ana
the head officials u tho Mormon
Church are fully alive 10 the progfes-
sion Of the ngr. They have built a new
railway leading direct out into the
Great Lake, eighteen miles from tho
city a. straight IN the crow n Is due
wet, toward California, aud their fine
and very long open excursion cars are
all marked Los Angeles d Salt Lake,
anu run eighteen miles in Just
Oue.hslt hour by the watch. lam
told here the road is TO be continued
on as direct IN possible 20 connect with
your terminal, AMI 20 bring Los
Angeles only thirty hours away.
When completed WON'T this work a
revolution Ia tTAvtlH
such resort M tuis there Is not In
all the world. Read the description on
the cards OF Saltair beach, ana you
will see what you can come 10. The
upper pavilion Of the magui hoent 10.
-oTt, in which / am writing ana listen.
ing b. a grand band Performance, Is |
modelled after the Tabernacle, which |
holds 10000, and Is even more lofty |
anu beautiful, all built and owned, as |
well as inc railroad, by the Mormon |
Church authorities, aud the great |
tank goes RICH. on IN business without |
4 tTemor. The people all say that |
business is very dull, though this Is, |
| presume, more especially among the |
Gentllos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
Suicide of a Sioux Soldier.

The death occurred yesterday at Fort
Douglas OF asioux soldier named Frank
Bearheol, who shot himself In tho
head with his rife on Sunday night.
IL appears that the rash act was the
result VI receiving news TO the effect
that bis father was dead, Bearheel
was q private anu member OF company
l. about twenty.one years OF age ami
could read and write English fairly
well for an Indian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
Last Nights Fires.

A slaughter house, the property Of
George Stevens aud Fred Brandt,
about mile slutlI nli cast Of the
Union stock yards, was burned 10 the
ground last night. The cause u the
conilagration was tho accidental OK
plOsion OF kerosene lamp. The
structure was low, long, one.story
frame, aud burned like kinuling WOOD.
The loss II estimated at $500. with in-
surnnce covering One.third Of that
amount.
Shortly after O'Clock this morning
a residence at No. Dos east Third South
street, was badly damaged by IRE.
The building was the property Of Ben
Rugg, aud was occupied by family
named Kenz. The loss rs estimated at
5000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
Indian Civilization.

Phmuix (Arizona) gazette: There Is
hardly a day passes that does not bring
some evidence Of advancing oiyiliza.
ton among the Pima indians. They
are learning the use Of the white
mans farming implements and IN ey
ride Ia wagons, anu the squawh wan {
to make their plain little dresses on
sewing machines like their pals.iace
sisters. Yesterday Pratt Bfos. sold one
u these squaws tine sewing ma.
chine, for which she paid cash. Sho
tooka few lessons In the uss Of the ma =
chine and departed for home with n
happy smile on her face.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-rho prellmi-
nary tirng In the infantry and cavalry
life competition, department Of Mis-.
souri,, United States army, began this
morning at Fort Sheridan. The con-
dItiOns VI the wind anu weather were
favorable. Tho distances wero two,
three ard six hundred yards. The
re6t eooros az the frst two distances
were those OF Sergeant Noah Ray,
company "A, l0.h Infantry, 81 out VI
possible 100, aud Private Harry Mich.
avls, 8rd cavalry, So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
I'm al Brighton.

County Registrar Walden ia enjoy
ing the pure ozone up At Brighton near
the new igwDm.residencu Of Judge
Powers. In the meantime Lieuten.
ant VIII Lett IL devoting his best
energies towards inducing people tO
see that their names are on the regis.
tratlon lists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
The Tufts Ease.

Tho divorce case OF Laura @. Tnfts
Va Don Carlos Tufts came once more
before Judge BaTIch late yesterday
afternoon, this time In order TO have
the amount Of alim1ny hxed pending
tho trial Of the suit. Judge Bartch
ordered that the Defendant ray $50 a
month alimony, commencing from
August 9th, and fixed the attorneys
fees at $3.50. the alimpuy TO be paid to
some third party to be ngree1 upon by
counsel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
High Council.

A special session Of the High Coun,
oil OF tue Salt Lake Stake Of Zion III
convene Mt the office Of the Presidency
OF the Sake on Thursday, August 8lst,
ri 1880 p. m. The attendance OF every
member Is desired, ~ business OF great
inn orlance IN 10 bs considered.
JAMES ID. STIRLING, Cl0Tk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
DEsrnoYED ny FInE.
The Long Island famous summer
Rcsort.

NEW YOul, Aug. 20.-RlckRwEy
Beach, the famous Long Island sum.
iutr resort which was destroyed by Ore
l.ssI fall and had just recovered from
'ur Nisas.uT, WIS visited by another
o. lAgtaliou early this morning. The
hir started In the station OF the Rock
away Beach railroad. A numuer Of
employees, Win their fumilits slept 10
lsu place ana escaped with difficulty,
several being burned or otherwise iu'
lnted. A fierce gals WIS blowing a
We Time anu the flames spread with IN,
u'Aost Fnpldiiy.
Days Hotel WAS next 10 go. The
quests had barely limu to escape IN
We.t night clothes.
II. ynOlu's Hotel followed; then the
~ Wilde House, the LARGEST IN thu
iA,e A heavy rain began ialliug
'.tu, aud tue IRE @, sseu 10 spread.
We 4pmage Is heavy, as the structure
were all new.