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New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE

E. E2 IL 1. 1 M & s.
Though u.ins flr Chicago aal The West leave Now
Y,fl. foot u ch4ilri.-.t. daily follows ami nsc
rnliuf.. .irli.r from Wet =tl-rt.
nI- \. VI I.stlHl.d ENpr"~s Tor Wavcrv. Iing-
C.Io iaiuiun. '..mlri. Buffalo. Bradford and Salt-
sfar.D.t. Iailar . IuNalI Dining car.
c.nn =. VI. -Na.'ilri- Limited. solid train FOR chi
C.UU cico via flaufaulu4 Like. Slcrpcrs to Chi-
.a..,. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining rtr.
G.3O -. W. solid iiain 20 Chi,ag' VIA Ni"gafa Falls
S.)n T.. N.-Nia Chautauqua Lake AMI Niagara Falls.
O.'IV SaNh uan % Chicago. Slr.pc t. Hunalo
chicago AMI Cincinnati
I O,AI. TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations 40 3Gl. 2i ~ 80 and 90 Broad
way 1iG East 1-ifhst. Chambers and Wcfi %ii fer
i.s Nrq York. 3ti Fulton s Hroriltn 2lp Hudson
If,i.L,n AMI i.4aos ffy station. Transfer Com
yany calls cc.s baggage fron hotels and resi-
%
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

.rve,11etn IA, ,uoD post paid 'or :5c.. or stamp.
II, HE HUMAN HAIR. Why it Falls on:
L Turns Grey; and The i:cmcdy, By Prof HAEL.Ii ia
p, "Fverv ore should read this tile bot' -Ahcnl'um
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0eatbrrs.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS Agency
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Govcrness"s
&c. TO Colleges schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON % Union Square
GENCY Miriam Coyrierc supplies tutors, professors.
IA teachers etc. In all deps recommends
schools parents. 40 Jh-avc Book Bding, 2Dhst
INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH-Private lessons in con-
i versation, grammar and literature.
GASTON DOIAY, 2io West 4ih-st
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

DACKARDs BUSINESS COLLEGE
and
SCHOOL OF STENOfNAPiT.
Fourth Avenue and I'D street.
VIII reopen on Tuesday. January =. 1896
Call send for prospectus.
:. PACKARD. President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
ALMOST ELECTROCUTRD.
Howard and Arthur Vincent Touch a
Live Wire With Awful Results.
Tho Boys ARE brothers aud Had n
Narrow Escape From Death.
Arthur Unconscious.

A most horriiying and probably
fatal accident at least 40 far as one
victim IL concerned occurred at the
corner Of Second and II streets shortly
before noon today,
II seems that Howard and Arthur
Vincent aged nine and six years res
pectively aud sons OF Rev. Frederick
J. Vincent Of the Episcopal Church,
VINO resides Rt No. lll3 Fiat street were
playing nesr the sidewalk at the place
indicated when Arthur stepped into
the irrigating ditch. Instantly he
cried out with pain and
fell PROSTATE into the water while
u wire reaching from the
feed wire OF the Rapid Transit Street
Car company and wound around an
apple tree, hung down over his body
aud scared It IN u horrliying manner.
Little Arthur seeing tho peril.
Gus condition which his brother
WINS In, innocently and thoughtless.
ly seized the wire himself ana was also
Knocked down by hecurrent. Ho was
lrightfully burned and shrieked pite-
ously. A man named Ferguson who
was near by, struck the wire a vigor-
Gus blow with hoe.
Both boys wero carried home, Ar
thur, In an unconscious condition.
Arthur was still insensible at
3'i5 this afternoon when n
News reporter visited the family resi-
deuce. His recovery Ia doubtful, his
abdomen being horribly burned.
Howard In not 10 seriously hurt and
will be all right In few days.
The Rapid Transit oompany's physi-
cians are doing ali In their power to
alleviate the Buiierings OF the unior-
tunate little victims,
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ANOTHER q. p. EXCURSION.


Tho Union Pacific Railway COM
pany are going to run another Of Ihoir
low rate oNcurrions from outside points
to Garfield Beach Saturday next, tho
1911, this time from summit and
Morgan counties aud Evanston, Wyo.
Special arrangements arc being maze
10 cnttTtniu tho oxcursionisis at Gar
field the most attractive feature being
grant balloon ascension aud para
chute Jump by Pfof Leonard at b;lb
pm, which II b. understood will DO tho
last asccneion by the professor this
season. Tho rates granted for this
excursion are exceedingly low being
$3.50 from Pork City, wanship AMI
Coalvillo and 80 from Evanston and
wasatch, 1928 from Echo and 81 from
Weber, Petcmon aud Ulntah.
All tickets will be good for return
until ruesiny the 22nd, alordiug
sunioient time for u visit with rela.
tlvcs and friends In this city. Ar
rangcments tort similar excursion TO
be- run from Crcho Valley auu Box
Elder county Saturday the goth nto
alsO under way.
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AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Teachers at Their Meeting In
This City.
Interest ia the Educational Exercies
Continues without Abate-
mcnL

Continuing the program at the Utah
Summer school yesterday afternoon,
the question box was opened and ques.
tionp Of an instructive character were
discussed by Prof, Andrews and Pref
Eddingileld, much TO the profit Of all
present.
Prof Augsburg followed by lecture
on drawing. To illustrate most forolbly
the meth ID by which mountains, val.
loys, basins, rivers, pampas, different
forms Of vegetation, canyons, water
falls, etc., may be- taught, drawings
were made Ia a most interesting and
graphic manner-a method attractive,
forcible, easy ana productive Of the
best results.
Grammar was resumed by Prof
Andrews. Parsing was developed by
chart placed upon the board, the
different parts Of speech, their proper
ties and rulesapplying to their syntact-
ical relations being placed IN tabular
view.
Miss Kenyon closed the program Of
the day with exercises 10 physical oul-
ture in which the following move.
ments were Introduced: Shoulder
movements, bending the body from
waist, twisting from ankle ETC. In adj
ditiOn to these exercises, each member
OF the GLASS gave reason why every
person should stand correctly.
This morning u, :. history was
taken up by Prof Andrews. A COM
pariSon Of the purposes Of the confed.
Grafton az compared with those Of thu
Constitution were eluoidated, aud the
defects Of the former pointed out The
representation In the confederation
and In the present Congress, as well as
the different branches OF government
Legislative, executive aud Judicial,
were also considered.
DR.. Whites morning lesson was de.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

HAVE PLENTY OF WATER.
Harvest Better than for Five Years
Good Health aud Dull Times.

Special 70 me DEsEHEr NEWS,
KOOsuAREAi, Utah, Aug, l6.--I Tee
through the NEWS that In the westhor
ropsrt lioosharem is reported az suller-
ing for water.
take pleasure IN stating II Ia a mis-
take. We have had sufficient water
to irrlgRte what lana we are cultiyat,
ing, aud our wheat ami oats crop Is
above the average. The potato crop II
first class. The harvest gives us better
promise this year than for the past
live yeafs.
We had u very late spring, which Of
couTte made our grain very late, but
we hope and expect that the frost will
stay away long enough for the grain
10 mature,
The health Of tho people Il good.
There IA some cry Of hard times, We
cannot get enough OF the cheap silver,
to say nothing shout gold, but We are
always living In the hope OF better
times. J, q. ANDERSEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
Saltair Notes.

Prof. YoungeI's dancing pupils at.
tracted one Of the largest and most
select excurions OF the year today.
As early Is ten O'Clock the street cars
running to the Rio Grande depot were
througed with women and children
who went out with well filled lunch
baskets prepared to stay iOr the day.
To rec the children go through the
fancy dances Is "a beautiful sight, The
fancy dancing viii not begin until
after the arrival Of the $3.50 pm. train.
After the exhibition dances are over
there viii be a grand bail lasting until
1880 O'Clock,
The Germans win hold SRltAir to.
morrow.
The twenty -second warders viii
make up an enjoyable eEoursi)n to
Saltair on Friday.
Tho Motherhood Of Railway carmen
and the Switchmen's Mutual Aid
association have Joint excursion 10
Saltait on Saturday. Col M1ntgom-
cry, the eloquent champion VI tho
white metal, will deliver an Grafton
on "LRbor aud silver,n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
A SERIES OF BURGLARIES.
The Festive HOusGbroakeF is eating
in His Work.
dc Pays uiS Respects at the ireland
Hrsidencs. Cnstieton nros.' store
and Othrr Places

Burglars are getting In their work In
a most succcssiul manner these days
anu nights aud a regular Siege Of
housebreaking aud fooipadism IL pre-.
dlcted by old officers aud citizens.
The residences o; oH.U. ). Marshal
Ireland, at g55 east South Temple
street, was rsidud last night during the
absence from tho city Of the family. A
considerable amonnt OF iuwclry anu
clothing was carried on. Just how
much, however, cannot be ascsrtaiued
as the Ireland family has not Tc-
turned.
John T.. Otterstrater, bookkeeper Of
the Salt Lake Hardware company anu
a roomcr at the Ireland house, saw two
suspicious characters leave the house
aud subsequently, Unidentified one OF
them who was unprecedented by tue
police.
VISIT To CAsTLEioN mgDTuERs
A bold attempt ut burglary took place
al au early hour this morning at the
grocery store uf Cnstie,On BrOs., situate
ut the corner OF l. auu Second streets,
In thU fwenty.hfst ward. Judging
rom the manner N which the wOlld-
be bufglars went about tnelr work it
would stem they were not altogether
strangers to the locality nor uuhC.
quaiut,d with the surrounding Of the
premises. A screw wrench had been
obtained from tue stable In the rear,
Bnd with tins, presumably, the visitors
had tried to force an entrance through
the side door, as the staule was broken
IN two, Toe bprlns lock hal not bruu
opened, though Wmperol with, anu
the door Htili Iemnlurd unlocked when
the Mrsrfs. CHstletOn went down al lut
5 O'Clock. a ladder taken from
against a hayticE IN the adjoining
yatd, was oft reared against one VI tue
upper windows T the building, bat the
window Itself had not teen inteTfeTrtd
with, The suppOslti0n II that the
burglars were interrupted shortly after
they began tnuir task hud suddenly
uccamped without attaining their
Ol Jegt. A heavy steam roller passed
along tho road about 3 o'clock, anI it ~
thought that II was tuia which spOilGd
their little game. The screw wrench
was found on the step OF the side door.
The matter has been reported ~ the
police,
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Dowell, and was hltingly replied TO by
Mt Patrick, who discovered himself In
the midst Of Loot OF friends f,r from
his native home. An excellent pro.
gram was rendered, aud refreshments
were served. Tho time wa. pleasantly
spent until hnltpast eleven, when the
proceedings were wound up by tho en-.
tire company Joining In singing "Auld
Lang Syne," Those who cimpl sed
the company then individually took
leave Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick. They
purpose starting on the rcturn trip ON
or about the 2Oth inst. During their
stay they are the guests Of Mr. Robert
Patrick oi the 18TH ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
AMUSEMENTS.

Next Friday and Saturday the Thea,
ter will have for It's attraction from
the pen OF Mr.. Leonard Grover the
comedy drama production, his latest
success, The Wolves OF New York.
This play is OF the conventional type,
illustrating the dark phases Of New
York lie. Through the scenes Of
crime and degradation pass several
interesting rural characters, whs have
no end OF adventure and enlist good
deal II sympathy and interest. The
box office Is now open for tho advance
sale VI seats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

Approved.
Received .alt Lake CITY a.. o., Jan % i,ni.
OF salt Take titY corporation yi-Nt Huulrcl
dnlar .isypl BOO fun paym'n' '' Toe 'u''o
ts,rncdl ". stANoS, Ch,ot
Endorsed 500 rirc Department
Voucher tor the ---UudinE -l..H
Name, ". 4. stanton.
raid by auditors warrant SO. isl;. Issued
January aui, 1871,
The foregoing may seem all right
without further light on the subject
but, In view Of the following uihdavit,
the public IL uesitous Of knowing now
u In that there h n discrepancy Of sloO
between tue price OF thtpc hutset, hs
named iu tue cOnd Item Of the OH
presenttd, and the figure that thUsellcf
oftbe horses says he received TOT them.
Tmuuom o. urAu ss
County OF Cache,
Potter Christensen OF lawful age being
fret duly -worn doposo, uud says; ghat
hn resides In tho town Of Newton 300 tho
county and Territory MorgsaId, That hu
b. wei acquainted With W. a. stanton,
chief Of mo salt Lake Fire department;
that ON or about tho -=- day % jan
unry, 1901, niliuni sold aud delivered To-
| the said Stanton thfOo hUrsCs for the az
gregnle amount ~ three hundred and
/ nfty dollarsi That tho horses names wore
| Major, Dan aud Dick, aud color rOspoc-
! lively, one grey aud two laNs, nUl also
| Andrew Peterson was paid el2Aul Tor his
grey horse. That said horses were
| bought by him ana sold hy mu for use iu
/ tho salt Lake Fire dCpartmDu, and the
sum OF three hundred and hNy dollars
was The price agreed upon aud all / re-
coiyod of expect for said horse.
(SlcnrdI PErEH CUmerENSEN.
Subscribed aud sworn TO before me this
| g3rd day Of March, 1893.
MARCUS j. BENSON,
Justice OF the Peace, NJ i.n Precinct.
| Utah Territory.
The following excerpt from an an.
dnvit made April ~, 1893, by IA. 4.
Hooker, a fireman, will uo interesting,
in view OF the recent exposures IN the
Ryan case:
III, among other men In the depart.
ment, have taken up the carpets IRON
his W. A. StantouTl housekeeping
quarters ald cleaned then; have
moved his furniture, stoves, etc, and
some OF the mon ut oil times carry coal
upstairs 10 his house. keeping quarters,
taking the same nom the coal house Of
| the department. Eyersinc / went 10
work NJ the department, Chiei Stan
ton has kept COW there In the engine
house or Ia the yard adjoining the
same, and one " the men has always
cared for her, doing the milking, etc,
and feeding her nut Of the department
bins, For several mouths the ohiel
has kept pony belonging TO his son
In the engine house along with the
department horses, which has been
shod by the department blacksmith
and fed out oi the department bins"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

WAsi1EGTON, Aug. l6.-rhe morn
X houH, ait rthe Introduction Of bills,
10 largely occupied bya discussion ~
oYefloadlug OF government build
" Ia Washington with public books
(. documents, Mr.. Vest, Democrat,
. proposing remedy by the pass
OF bill appropTiatiug $4,000 for
ullding to be known rs the "Hall Of
eors."
Notice was given by Voorhees, that
a would not ask Tor any action today
\ We bill TO allow the national banks
increase their circulation 10 the par
OF their bonde. An amendment
.he bill is offered by CockTell, au.
4 nslng the secretary Of tue treasury
sueem (At par and accrued interesD
q o. the 2 per cent bonds as may be
ehled for redemption and 10
Y FOR them in now legal
let notes. The proposition ap-
Gu 10 Sherman AZ INV Ire
w nnbusineslike. A discus
Il followed in which COckrell
Suleu tho idea Of letting the nation
'Ahss increase their circulation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
To Teachers.

There will be a special examination
Of teachers In the Academy building
at Pennington, Davis county, Utah,
August 25th and Goth. Work 10 com.
meuce at Dam.
ID. o. WrLLERY JH,,
A. Il. COOK,
J. II. MILLER,
Board OF Examination.
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The NORTHERN PACIFIC.
But Lille H,TS OblailabB Of The A.
laiIS Of The Company,
The Cause OF the CnIIapsc.-A Loan
OF sa,OoO,OOO Ar.
ranged Tor.

NEW YoRIS, Aug. lO.-Lit,le news
IL obtainRble about the affairs q the
Northern Pacific Railroad company.
Atll O'Clock the lawyers Tor thu re-
oeiyers aud the company wero In COM
sultation at the OH ces Of the latter. The
application for the appointment
Of receivers, II IL learned, has been
granted In 81. Paul, Portland, Helena,
Olympia, Milwaukee and Now York.
One authority said that while It was
ttuo that the falling oh In the receipts
OF the road was indirectly the cause
Of the receivership, yet the immediate
cause was the drop Of per cent IN the
quoted prizes Of tho cOmpnny'a consOls
and It's inability 10 respond 10 calf for
more mnfglns on ono Of It's loans,
which wac not due uuul September.
The failure, however, TO put Up ihr r..
quired margin made the loan ut once
uue and payable. There were two VI
these lOans, one owing TO SpeyeT *
Co., which has been adjusted; the
other, which exceeded two millions,
owing TO Kuhn, Loeb y Co. They
called that loan before tue appointment
of receivers. They could cell collateral
held for the loan, about $4,000. 900 ut
par value, but II thoy did IL you'd
cause "a tremendous break In the price
Of them. At the office OF Kuhn, Loeb
4 Co., II was said by member Of tNat
firm that "a sa,OO0,OO0 Northern
Pacific loan which had not boon In.
cluded In the subscription had been
arranged, but ne declined 10 give the
reporter any particulars or state who
held the collateral or whether they
would be put on the market
Charles q. WelmoTe, president Of
tho North American company, says
there h no truth In the report Of re-.
ceiyeTHhip for his company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
nepnbIIenn .lale Con,enlIon

DIES MoINFs, Aug. TO- he Repub'
licHn state convention assembled this
morning at IL O'Clock. After q tenn.
poraty organization had been effected
the convention was addressed by SEN
ator Harlan, who regarded tho present
financial situation rs favorable 90 the
recovery OF the control Of the govern.
meat by tho Republicans. Tho con-
vention was largely attended and
enthusiastic. The contest has
now narrowed down to Jackson
and Young for governor but unless
either one receives nomination on the
first or second ballots, IL h likely to go
to third man, General Drake being
most frequently spoken Of. Ex-senator
Harlan ia also being mentioned for
nomination,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

ReprS.rntatI,ss OF nimotaiiists M
North aud south America
DENVER, Aug. l6.-rhe executive
committee Of the Pan.AmeTican BIZ
metallic association has Issued call for
convention OF representatives from
loid Mexico ami all states thereof, Of
ZOn countries OF South and Genital
America and OF this states Of Alabama,
AuE)na, Arkansas. California, Colo
RADIO Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa,
Kanias, Kentucky, Louisiana, Nils
SCUM, Minnesota. Mississippi, Montana,
Nebraska, NovAda, Now Mexico,
North Carolina, North Dakota, OKLA.
homa, Oregon, South Dakota, Iennes-
Zee, Texae, Utah, West Virginia, Nir-
Iginia, Warrington aud Wyoming, to
meet at 81, Louis on Tuesday, October
IS, 1893.
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NEVIS WIRED TODAY.
Bonbay 10 the Hands Of a EOOr
Mastering The HOhammedahS.
WHITE rRAnPs AND MONGOLIANs.
Proceedings In Congress.-Rumors OF
Cockran's Position
Failures.

NEW YoRl, Aug. i0.-A special
cablcrrnm from London say': Gov.
Eminent dispatches tny that Bombay
|. in porsepsion Of the mob. The troop 8
arc powerless. Every mosqus has
been destroyed, AMI many persons
have been magacred.
The Europeans are panic stricken
T,r ttoops arc now protecting only the
nublic bulldinge. Tho governor has
a peaicI Tor help, asking for insIruc-
tiuu1. .
THE RuMoRs RlDIcuLED.
LONDON. Aug. l6.--Rumors were
Ell rent today that the religious riots IN
n t,uny Lad broken out again anu
mat the fanatics had maisaorod many
Urrsonp. Today Ia HindO1 holiday
md the authorities at Bombay Tearing
mat troubles would 20 started again
with the Mohammod aus had 800 trool Q
held Ia readiness fOr instant service IN
tepfessirE any disorder In the
loubies OF tho house OF commons 70.
pofts that the European residents oi
bombay were In jeopardy were flli'
culed rs II IL known that tho military
could ut voty short notice hosd the
ely with troops.
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A Pleasant Party.

The Salt Lake Caledonian society
and friends, comprising agoodly com
pany, gave u social entertainment in
tho Temple Of Honor Hall, last might
In honor Of Mr.. and Mo. George PAT
rick, VI Glasgow, who are visiting this
city. Mr.. David Nelson presided.
with his beamlug bumor he con-
tributed much to tho pleasure OF tho
occasion. The speech OF welcome to
che guests was made by er'ChieI Nc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

"a ml, a asked. Bar silver un.
change "a,
The ucliou Of the Iudiau council In
London today IN allowing bills
freely ntls1I Instead oi Il "a, caused
a good deal vi comment among bullion
dealers nud uthefs. Some dealers
thought II meant the ahandunmu OF
the ATTEMPT to establish "A gold standard
value for the rupee. They were not 20
cure, however, whether 10 Indicated an
carly re.oslablishmunt Of fee
cuiuggo ia India or not. lIho
currency situation was unchanged,
broscrs paying u to . "a q per cent
premium.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
RESTAURANT KEEPERS FAIL.
Mcs,rs. Bprels aud Doan Assigned rhii
Morning; Liabilities About 5000.

Brrots and Doln, proprielors OF the
Saddle Rock and Arcade restaurants,
located respectively at l27 and 1850
South Main street, this morning u.s.
signed Tor the benefit OF their creditors
10 Walter l., Price as trustee.
In schedule "a" Is Included the
debtors' undivided two.thirus interest
in their stOck.in.trade, subject TO
a chattel mortgage OF $500, with inter.
est, held by the trustees Of the knights
ut Pythias lodge NJ this city; also all
their undivided One'thlrd interest In
the same stock, subject 10 "A lien
OF sl.5O, with Interest, on promissoTy
note-, Ia favor 0i one 3. h, MSndel.
The other indebtedness IL listed Ne
LuIInNua.
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A Biz nrnn. Ton.

AZ showing how lightly real estate
IL valued In Denver ut this time, a
gentleman residing hero received "a
letter yesterday from relative In that
city In whlch " was stated that u
buu tesldcnCe there which cost $4,000
was uiiero the other day for $1,000.
But There was no purchaser, anu that
property stili goes begging.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

WALL STREET, Aug, lB,-The ap-
boinIment Of receivers for the Northern
Pacific did not Influence the stock
|narket materially this morning. Prices
Ioku only ! TO / over the general list.
Northern Ameucnn sold NJ II against
\ last night. Northern Pacific pre-
erred opened ! lower, at l5l, and raj
led 10 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16

DUBLIN, Aug. l0.-A fatal accident
occurred today 10 party Of merry
makers In western Ireland. The eX.
cursion party left Kilkee, In the SOUTH
western part OF County Glare, intend-
ing to cross CarrigAholt bay river,
Shannon. When the party were q con-
siderable distance from shore their
boat capsizod aud everybody on board
was thrown into tho water. Seventeen
oil the exCuui0uists were drowned.
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The Mudges Seek Satisfaction.

The cases In which George Light
(aliaa Little) aud Charles Hicks are
charged with assaultlng Albert Nudge
nnd his wife, ut Shltnir, last Sunday,
were called In Commissioner prat's
court this morning. Assistant County
Attorney EiChnor wuH there 10 prose.
cue anu Attorney Straup 10 defend,
nut "a jury trial was demanded pnd
therefore the matter went over till
u, IA.