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The evening world., 1893-10-27

Wallace slept peacefully from 1 o'clock
this morning until sunrise. close to the
carcass of the horse he had Slaughtered.
His digestion did not seem to have been
at all impaired by his banquet OF yes
terday, and his gluttonous appetite
seemed s~harpened by his nights rest
As soon as 1t was light enough to see
he breakfasted on thirty or forty pounds
more of horse meat. o his name con-
tentedly and began strutting about the
narrow confines OF the stable. ready TO
resist the attempts OF his keepers or
anybody else to put iii back into his
den.
Manager Bostock, Bronco Boccacio.
the tanner; NJ. liant and his wife. Mime.
Mana, took turns watching the lion dur
ing the night in order hat he might not
escape from his frail prison unseen dur
ing the darkness n create havoc In
the timid, shivering ~neighborhood. TWO
policemen, heavily armed, stood guard
outside the doors. The heavy breathing
Of Wallace could be distinctly heard
on the sidewalk.
Boccacio. who went off guard duty at
8 o'clock, returned at 8 o'clock this
morning. He entered the stabl by go
ing through lne carpenter ShOp III sho
east half OF the building, climbing to
the roof and letting himself down
through the scuttle hole.
The ladder leading from he sidewalk
to the second-story doors had been re-
moved. 1t will not be used again II
Capt. Gallagher and a or
police from the East Twenty-second
street station can prevent 1t.
Every few minutes yesterday the
dark-skinned. l~ong-haired Boccacio.
with blood-besmeared hands and face.
or else one OF the keepers. with bloody
clothing and revolver In hand, assembled
most intense interest in the younger
members OF the big crowd that persist
entity hung about the place, On such
occasions the deep bass roar OF Sir
protest against the removal from his
possible reach of a prospective feast.
That and other OF the dramatic Access
SORES were missing to-day, but the
spectators, who were equally as tuner
Gus, contented themselves with looking
idly at the little building and listening
to the occasional roarS OF the lion,
Boccacio found Wallace as obstreper-
Gus rs ever, in fact, anxious, a~pparently.
for q combat; But the "greatest OF Nv
on the show bills, and the only living
man who ever entered Sultan Wal
faces cage decided TO sit on the stairs
at the further end OF the stable this
animals sharp claws and huge jaws
Hell quiet Town soon" said Boc-
caclo. and h I'll go down and try %
soon after . o'clock Manage BostOek
tonhnaed on third pa0G
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DIX. PARKnURST SUBPGNAED.
He and Lawyer Moss Appear Before
the Grand Jury.

Rev. DR.. Charles H.. Parkhurst, ac-
~companled by Frank Moss, counsel for
the Society of Prevention of Crime,
visited the General Sessions Building
to-day. They went direct to the room,
of Assistant District Attorney Lindsay,
where they remained nearly an hour.
Or. Parkhurst said. he did not know
why he had been subpOenaed. and re-
fused to answer any questions. Lawyer
Moss. however, said lie thought It was
In reference to tn" Hugh Slcvin matter
He said he was n Of the persons
the removal Of Mr.. Slevln from th"
Grand Jury.
Mr.. Moss went before that body, but
refused to divulEe the nutuT' of his
testimony. pr, Parkhurst requested to
be excused Tor the day, which was
granted.
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WIDOW SAVERS FURNITURE.
She Wants 1t from tho Man She
Was to Marry.

NEWARK, n. j., oct 27-Adolph ~stAngler. a
widower. fuy years ot age, ot loo Magnolia
street. was to have married Christine Sayer, a
widow. tor,y.scvcn years Of age, on sunday last.
Everything progressed nicely, and the widow
sent her furniture TO S'dnGler's house about a
week aga.
on sunday all the guests were assembled, hut
Mrs. SNyer failed TO mt IN an appearance. She,
however. sent a note saying that she would not
marry StaHglcr and asking for her furniture, The
had teen prepared.
Stanglcr was very Indignant, and refused n
surrender the furniture Ia Mrs. Sayer. She then
offered him i2j II he would give up the furniture
tut ha still refused lie told her that she had
agreed to marry him and that he would not give
Up the furniture under any circumstance. Nrs
Saver E1a placed the matter In the hands NJ
a lawyer and VIII probably bring suit against
StaUgior to recover The i%urnitur"
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DEPEW IS CONFIDENT.
Thinks There 10 no Doubt OF the
Defeat of Meyneri.

Chauncey ". Depew is very hopeful Of a Re-
Pnblican victory in New York state.
Mr.. Dcpcw spent nearly an hour in consultation
with Chairman Erookheld and Executive Commit
tcemen Hackett at Republican state Headquarters,
Flth Avenue Hotel this morning. Afterwards,
In an Interview, he said that the Republican cut
took was very bright, the only thing that was
lacking, he went on, was fuhds,
Mr.. Depew said that there was practically no
doubt Of the defeat Of Maynard. After Mr. Depew
left hrtiIuartcrs a report WAS circulated In the
lobby Of the hotel that he had made an additional
handsome contribution to the Republican cam
pulrn fund, Chairman pruokAeld refused 10 deny
the report.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
President Carnot at Toulon to At
tend a Launching.

TOULON. Oct. 27.-President Carnot
arrived here early this morning to be
present at the launching OF the armed
barbette ship ~Jaureguiberry, OF ISIS
tons displacement, and to return the
visit of the Russian sailors to Paris.
President Carnot was most cordially
greeted by large crowds of people.
After the arrival of the Russian visit
ors from Marseilles. Admiral Avelan
and President Carnot exchanged visits
on the French and Russian fagships.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
WAS 1T AN EARTHQUAKE2
People OF the Ninth Ward Shaken
in Their Beds.

Some NJ the residents Of the Ninth Ward were
reused from. their slumbcrs at u few minutes be-
fore 70 O'Clock last night b. a tremendous
roaring noise.
ACCOMPANYING the roaring, or caused by II.
they saw was a shaking ct the houses.
People lay and wondered and the more nervous
ones had got TO the windows, when there was a
second loud roaring noise sad shaking, After that
all was stiIl
What puzzles the r~c7iiruts OF that section Il
whether there WIS a real earthquake shock. or
What Else could hay caused the noise and shaken
the houses .
The noise and shaking were heard and felt. II
Is said al through the Sinth Ward.
At the Weather Bureau, In the Equitable Build
tax g. was sad that the instruments show ed no
frU h. atoms ~ any seismic disturbance II was
tLa ul.a..n there that the NIrth WarIcrs we're
the ,!,lms " 4 ie,usion.
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He Gave Up tho Fight When the
Carcass Of the Dead Horse
Was Removed.
UGLY As EVER ALL MORNING,
Byrnes a Little Late with His
Order to Shoot the
Huge Beast.

Sultan Wallace. the big African lion
which escaped from his cage In the
stable at l29 East Eighteenth street yes
terday, was still monarch Of the sftu-
alton this morning. AL efforts to CAP
ture him bad been IN vain.
There were men. women n children
and cranks galore in the big crowd that
began gathering at daylight in expecta-
ton of witnessing some Of the excatino
scenes in which the big. shasgy-headsd
brute was the central figure yesterday.
Then, too, the man who knows
verifying but his W business was
circulating about giving his ideas out
rromiscuously, n exploiting more
schemes for the sure capture Of the lion
than could ever be put into execution
during the term Of the animals natural
lie,
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IN THE HOUSE TO-DAY.
Quo Michigan Member Questions
Anothcr's Right 20 n Scat.

WASHINGTON. oct. q - when the
met to-day Mr., Hudson Diem, KunD
arose to "A question OF personal privilege
and explanation regarding an alleged
scheme to open the Cherokee outlet
and his connection with IL.
Mr., Ncadock D1rm, MiChN intro ilc"d
a resolution to iuQ..ro into the right OF
Mr.. Liton Gtcp, Nlshp to a seat on the
floor. In which he severely arTnIEuel a
society which was said 70 b" instrg-
mental In his U-!uton'sl o~l"Ction-sup-
posed to be the American Protective
Association.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
LAST REGISTRATION DAYS.
what Voters Must Do to Secure
Their Rights.

Today Is he thIrl llv AID Tomorrow viii Be
ths last day u registration.
Voters must register IN person
Nl.7rs VIII not 10 transferred from last years
register.
H. be entitled &c vote a voters name must be
On the registry list lie must be twenty-one years
Of age. have lived one year In the state, iolr
mouths IN the county and thirty days In the
election district. Temporary absence from the
cIty. provided a legal r]csIicRc" has been main
talnrd here. VIII not dehar a citizen from voting
Il he is registered,
Tie registry places In this city will be open
until 3 o'clock tonight. and IN brooklyn Until 10
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E.top,nar. Murderer Surrounded.

&Ew ORLEANS, oct. :I-From Information
received here last nigh, It is believed that the
murderer OF Judge Es'opinol Rossieaus Julien,
whose three brothers were iynchet By a mob
lust after the murder. 10 surrounded In a drain
ege machine at Bouite Station, talHy miles above
the city.
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robbed by Hls shippius clerk.

Elias F.iaginsky, twenty-eIght years old, OF l2i
orchard street, was remanded in the Essex
Market Police Court to-day charged with steal.
ing 1864 barrels Of nour from Louis Lesser. Of so
Delaney street. with whom he had been en-
ployed as hippinE clerk, lie admits having stolen
several barrels aud selling them At SAX each,
much less than their value.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
Train Goes Through a Bridge.

AUsTIN. MINI. oct. IA mixed train on the
Chicago. Great Western Railroad went through
A bridge near Red Rock station yesterday. Three
passengers were seriously injured, among them
Rev. u r Rosue. pastor " the Lutheran Church
% this ny.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
Don't Cough.

Nobody who thinks In n business. like way
would eudure a cough when RIKER's EN-
PECroRANT can be had for 40 cents a bottle.
22d ST. and 9Th ave. or any druggist -.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
Mr.. Morton in Paris.

PARIS. oct. eT-INVi P Morton. eS-Nire-Pres-
dent NJ the United states accompanied By his
daughters. has arrived Legs.
The evening world., 1893-10-27

Weather Indlcations-Coudy.
YESTERDAY THE WORLD PUBLIsBHD
Nh Advertisements Of Houses,
O4J Rooms, Apartments and
B%oarders, a gain of
arr Over the corresponding day
lOO of last year.
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tonhn,sed on third pa0%
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

4 UCkN HtiL NiNiNG COMPANY.
- Principal place ~ buHncaB pHtk Clty,
1 tab location 81 mine, tnnkC trcca AiulnE
uisiuct, Wufntet ouuty. ttah. Notice is
hereby given. t1lt a. meeting nt the Hoard o.
Trustee OF thr Lucky NuI Auhiug Company.
held ON inc ith dlf pf August lsJi. az asfoft.
mrni so. cl Of " cents pfr share was levied
nn The capita. ftock NJ the corporation, way
uhIc Go the secretary within % DAYS from
lnuyg date, al salt LtkC tfty, Utah Any
rturt upon which this asHCssWrut remains uus
D. % un thu lCih DAY OF optcmhcr s1iwill be-
DELINQUENT lui uhECrtiaU Cor H4'u.nul uuIrHs
payment 10 made before. Will ur SOLD ut UuhUr
hurUpu Ou the .ird day Oi october, i.gi. 600 a.
o'clock am gt room NO. fW Consultation
quCut assessments together with costs OF
advertising anu expense Of sale Assessments
may bo paid 90 ihn Utah Commercial aud
Savings hAnk taIt Lake tity, tAh.
". j, uDNrpN. secretary.
Residence, lurtOn'a court End south, bet
.nd aud frd West 81 AHlt luLc ity, UtAh
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NOTICE i nEutUY GIVEN THAT ~
~ pursuance 90 Hn order OF the Probate
court % tic City nn1 county OF salt Lake.
linh, TUrrtofy, made uu fhc IN day OF june,
ls.A in tho mlitFr ~ the cHtHtc OF htufsu
nunfurd, Il ceased. the undersigned, the rNs
UruifiN Of thv last viii % q testament OF tipufFo
nuuford deceased, wall zen ht fIvalr HaIo 30
the hghost bldIuf Tor cash and subject 20 con.
nrmatiuu ly thC said Probate court on The M
Interest OF the CtiAtn ni the aaid Doorsc uun.
ford, no tho uWH az bio death, aud aIl the
riThi, title and lulyrCat TINT the said rstaio
has, lt operation Uf 600 Jaw or uthvrwiHC. aU.
uuuct, other tNH..u lu nltiunu o., that of
inc HAiu George luuIUri 90 the time % ha
death, IN aud tu 40 thpsr certain lutr. pieces or
parcels VI llud siiuuu, lying aud hein iu Che
coulty q salt iahr. Territory Of tuh. and
bounded AMI described tH lulI uWs, Co wit
An of block ono hundred ana siNty sN IlUI
plat -. salt Lake Guy survey, also Tot sixteen
llll, hlncg thirteen .ii, Gafdon CITY plut a.
lois twenty two .tI, wUut,.threO |g) ana
twenty Tour llU. block twenty lguI, bsfiru
city, plat A. also thC northeast quarter OF
section thirty .iuIt tunHsh'p one ~ north Of
range Two I'd west, Ut salt lake meridian and
thirty ave- shares OF water stock iu thn Nouh
the above urop riN hUins situated in SAT- Lake
county, uAh Territory, Terms and conditions
Of sale, cash.
All his Oh oners must 10 In writing and may
Dee lCft with tic vArUutrIN "a No. 20 east firHf
souih Street, ~a't LpAu lty, Utah on or before
tho iHt day OF october less
Dated san Lake tty, ltlh. August ltat, $3.50.
IilIA Snow DuNFnitp.
INreutrIN n tho 90 3 Will and test4mcut OF
Gtlrac buufurd, deceased.
tINNh % STEPHENS, UINNrR y. sMtrH -.
turutyH Tor uNVCuIrIA.
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StspAsrd Cburcb Work@


oaeh % SnpSusoa. An scoouui OF -
Ansisnt Inh.tat-nt o. the American oosA.
nani, sTitsss ~ Ne hand Of Mormon upos
passas talea trVsn ue plstSa o. seph, founs
unsr Msnohasssf. Ontario Co, Neu YGfs sns
Translated ~ ~ prvphst Joseph smith. az,
sub t1Tai Taii Book. a. Fll Roam, o. N
fuii bsva tssn.n. tisei Pull Loauiir. oinbo.-td
NHi fuh Ceth, einbuafci. tiOl
Sock OF uoruo~. uatgs Pnut) Morness>
tt.ra aht eafs. Leatiaoa, cat. Hoo. Lsau.>-.
tlE. usH tLn.
noeittne sud Covenants Of Ne Church "
Jesus daria q LAfsr.iay sain;s. containing
~ E'vaiauon' sivsn " Joseph smith. &c.. M
Prophet iof the banding ~ % tho klpriliv vf
God 30 M Lad days. 0u.. sac. upt npeA
t2n1i FuIl Hoai ais, riu iilek ISAIAH. 81. %.
totlod, tioo
Doctrius and Coyonanta. tIarro rrintA
han'eeo, EEin uuL .as, LaalAsr. ON
hooi Lcithar t1ai: Cloth, ufS
Pearl Of Great yricr. .bo,-s ,sis.4,,,
TON tho Revelations, TRANSACTIONS and Nuf.
rauon1 Of 1osNph SMITH hfs, Prophet Boas
add havaiatar Of mo Church u yssas christ q
la'1'f-iag Saints. MIfpec1, uuL ti.Hi
Leather, aut H.oo. E,an Jtsa C.u. en-
bsesri co..
Aay % tae science Of Tsuoioay. ~.
asnad - An Introduction 90 Che urt FRIED.
PIE % spr'tuA Philosophy uo.ifi1r. tav
eaA ooTefuu'uL a. Delivered ~ u.H A.
ep-ais, ard ~ Restored n THE aFs fit %, Qua
orvuiopmant 81 univaIaai psaes. tfu.h -
tn"vie1go. ny ralsy r. rrau -tu NON.
embossed. 'sc,, rul CIoth, subal,,t. sis
ioirc Of warming. An Introduction d, ,i,
iam and u11uin1 % tho uhufth VI iss.s
eiriH Of L4ilsr,isy Saints, ~ u.aty D.
riAt fun lu,n. oialdsssI. sla. rau a,tt
emu'ssoA, ai'i limp C.ah. asa
spenror's Letters. Eufturg mo ri1,t rr.,,.
u'nt a14tiucs 90 uio ylaiea of Joslt cUH.
% iN'tariay h-uts, BY pu1l HreuHsf, A. d..
y fw.n Dol l.s, atdod bs ieti.- 600 raa.
rNN p.fHr. ia rpv b. hn Ufs. WIHr.
cila.., a. ST., ulstla Mast lsuI i.uar. 600.
bred, iu. ru c1u. sn,tspsci, TO-.
ialia... 'I.l, ouL ianl
hytun huUH, Twentieth EDITION. cio,h. we.
tHi h1lH. rs. Pail Leather, itoo taauIat.
extra nnI.l, 81. al. Leather. uuLut4.
.ntschism for piiursn, rsibiuns tho
prumiuvut doetrinei oi Go, Church OF loau,
Christ ~ ialtaf-isy saiugl ~ JlaH Iaiuos.
.saiA's, ~. c,Hl., 4se.. ua.fls, sla /!
fsp"e Cover, &c.,
ousuponhtutz 1t o., dostrino, of ne
o'aIti, ~ rfanaIin D. Hgh4rts and ~, A
Ltas. Lsi'a1t, en- tl1. Iu.Iisf, NO.
tmiiauon ioalhsr tia, ciou. tLoJ
iva1y iici1rcnc-g. scripture tssts arranged
iu rluIs1utv oriof, uim bIstlneai ultaa. a.
tsG, ooe, aAa ti.pl saoliaias 70 bla-uhs.
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ionr co.u wafer on tnor wnsrs. am.
lc.'a engaged In the performance Of
tests Of endurance know that in winter
the wrists must DO lop, waru end iu
summer cool but the general public
gu.l continues % wear s. 80. gloves at.a
heavy cuiIs iu the dos days and thcf
wonder why Dc is hot
Taking oil oncs gloves especially Co.
church, often makes quite pn amazing
di2reucoil Temperature Tizhtlo,yed
above nll things, make The wea.lf hot
in opnrceivc weather. dchca.o eislf
have ieon known % faint FROM this
cause alone. Exchange.
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SUMMONS.
In tho District Court in and for the Third
Judicial Diituet o. Giah Territory.

John Z. NebcEer John W. uas'am. Irmrs
A ilaleigh, Mary p. Raleigh aud sarah o.
Campbell, Plaintiffs,
AMMO d, Robbins, james Davis, John bay q.
Henry paws, Ruben Davis, GcurFc Morris,
Gcnrse Morris, Jr.a minor JamcH 10 MOuit q
minor. frank Eugene Morris miuori ADD
Ornn II. Morris, a minor Defendants.
1hs people Of the Territory OF uah send
40 Annie u. Robbins. Jamcs DAVIS. John
DAVIS. Henry DAVIS, iiubOn bayls. Gu0Irr ~
Morris, George v. Mouia u, minor IamCs
No. Morris minor, trlnk Eugene Morris, o
minor. and Orrun II. Morris mIuuU, de.
You arc hereby required 10 arro1r in an
action brought against YOU uN tHe above mined
uaintHa in the district court ut th0 IUIrH
Judicial District ot t1c TcTtIy OF IHh.
aud TO answer thc ruupH'rt u.rd
ncfcin within ten days .uNc.usivc ui
The LAY OF scryicQl mier que service 0u you
OF ihiitummons served within sins county
mr., tt served ont OF tia county, Nl. in the Uia
trct, within twenty days, otherwise within
nken against you. according 90 ifu prayer OF
iic said aciion j. brought 8, hove a decree
of ih|H court adiulrinE llu defendants go boz
the solo hrlrs Of james Dave. deceased. aud
confirming the partition made HF fHuu Of Iuta
. aut B, block ne, plat q, -l't lake ttI bur.
Nry. salt lake c0uutYs lHU. DO Hl.u plate.
ufs adludnrd thc owners of iuo frIr.s 81 and
ftHurttIVcIY ua hereinafter Huf Uut, auu adiutg
uH IHnt defendants have uu rEul uF
tifif tItrpIn. Iunu T. NUurIUr. uf norton
dcaerihsd ~ follows. Commencing I'D 4 ".
cufucr said ioi o hlHcs Dos. plat AZ. -aIt IHk1
tliy survey, RAINING thence north .U rlfa.
thence onit Itf rods, thence south rods.
thence wcst Oh rods Go beginning John ~.
iiasIam Of following Commencing at ~ D..
corner said lot Q. biock d.. Ilut "A'. salt Ilko
CITY survey, running ihHrru north 20 rode
thence wet aH rode, thence HUuIT t fITa.
thence eat % rods 90 beginning. fgurs vs.
Ito NEE OF following. commencing cts. ~.
corner rlid lot =, block lls. plat "h'. salt tUke
City turyoy,ruuuiuE thence north .N ruHa tHpuUt
east 200 rode, hence south twenty rods. thence
~ 81 fHua Co huUnnir. IhWtH A ltIUIlu,
MARI o. itlluInh aud Nufah 70 lIuUHHU uf fnls
loving Commencing 80 point 90 HIfaUtat ot
n W corner sand l1t 2, li0ak 3. Hu.l lls. plat
s. rails Late Ciiy Hurvsy, ruuuIu. fIluUu NORTH
90 rods. thence OaHt Ift rufa. tfUU.H aHutU HH
RODE. thence west SEA foda iI NUuuufuT. md
Tor costs Of sult against those Uun appear 81
contest same
Aud YOU are hereby notified uat 10 you fal
in appear and answer iNU sHIf complaint o.
above required the snil p'luuu uII Huu.Y Io
thr Court Tor the relief TauUr fHrfoIH.
Witness the lion. tnaros s.. fIue. Judge.
uud the -oIi of Che u"lr.et Court ui
tho Third Iuiic al u.tr.t In tHd iuf
.sINLi tho Territory ut tnH. tI.s .IIu dty 90
July, tu thu year ~ uur tori one
thousand eight huulru aud ninety
three.
nESlN 70. MCMILLAN. clerk
uy Gro, % LIuNts, Deputy u.UTs
rurlow tciFutuu. NNHrHr, iHT Plaintiffs,
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NOTICE VI SALE UNDER DEED or
TRUST

w HtHEAs ANNiL WILLIAMS. oy fAtT
". iHtg ny, tuh, hy her certain iocf nt
Iusi .d1icd February iisL isHi. Hu1 iuly
book W. uf mortrAFos. p1Fas 81 $3.50. sold aud
conveyed 20 ihc undtrifnUd iFu. toes tlc
following described real D.i1te, tiuatC Zoe The
county ~ sat iHtU. Tcrtlury ~ ttah. tn.Wltt
Nl nt Dot one tI, block Que hundred Hnf
thrty.te'ou 40. p'Ai %. salt Lake tity Hur.
Nty, CO. trust tof ihc purpose % securing che
rhJ mHut of certain omitHuly motto exc
cutgd AMI delivered hv a4il Auniv Williams
io thc liant OBJ tpmmcrcc,a corporation, winch
ltur date with interest ut Do per rrnf pDr
uuuuiu, payable quarterly, AMI "a fully dc
srflltt poo fn Nctd OF lfut' and tur more
PARTICULAR hgscriruHn % which, reference b.
hCIClN made i1 atl decd aa % lrt hereof ma
uhtru1H according 90 The tcriua nul tludit uua
81 r.id note aud Hnd deuI OF trust aait note
hHH icon ever Hiuro the twUutf % 90 day %
lHNru.ry, lH1a, hu' nni no pHri turfCnf, on tlf
Interest InpI con. uaa htuu paid, excepting tlH
iUIITDHt Co. august slHtt o. D.
And WLtruts d. Wa. 1ud b. provided lu sail
uCed uI trust that 30 default should Boo made lu
Nr tsfWrHt ut eHIl not. then auid uudrrs
sIauUI truftUrH should proceed Co aCli flii
io tHH Msup.t bidder Tor clsH. frst giving
twenty 800 laIH public notice ut thD time,
terms tuI place uf HHI1 sale AMI inc properly
Co Ie sold uy a1Surtsumunt in SOME upaa.
paper published in Halt lnNu as, Tor the Iuf.
pose " fuIuI.luf aut tiscnarging the duucs
uud u'liEa lon. 90 saiiuurH
Aul vHcr. a. Tho Legal owner and holder of
fnid urUmHauri NOTE. tu.wlt. 2 hu bank OF
yomWrtcn hla requested ihe undefe Frcd
dor and acrorilrE 10 the lcrms aud PROVISIONS
of sall dCod OF trust
Now, therefore. tlc undcrsguod trustees
utnrcsald az Che request ~ aa'd tank ~ Com.
Wrrco, tho loFIl owner. holder and puyuu Of
said prumiaHury note, Will no accordance With
tHc ttrus aud conditions ~ said deed OF trust
door OF the DOuuy Court House. iu
SAT- l,he CITY, uthh, corner OF second
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

How water, commonly called up. nee.
csslry 70 the life Of % irae. passes from
the roots TO the topmost leaf mud cyapo.
rates Is q problem not set solved by bot
anists. lt ig known that the asccnt is
made chi.ly iu cdyiuc. iu tho sap wood
only. the hoar. and bark serving othor
purposes That b tho catcnt oft our
knowledge 81 tho matter Beyond b.
moro conjecture. and every theory vet
advanced has Sailed 60 stand tho test OF
experiment Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-08

Thcre are 90 present something like
10000 psblic gus jets boz London. Thor
average powcris that OF l0uiudles- that
D. 20 Say. the total Is equal 10 n 10000
Woru these al clustered together and
placed nt hoight OF 1900 feet. tho re-.
sult.ug light could be- seen for distance
81 more than 100 miles. London Tit.
Bits.