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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-02-11

Clothes may not make man, but suits
make the lawyer
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-02-11

''What made Blithers refer to the green
backs he had 10 his hand as marginal
notes?" HE won them in bucket shop"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-02-11

"Hanson's Magic Corn Salve."
warranted to cure, money refunded Ask your
druggist forit. Price Is cents.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-02-11

On the roll of fame. The champion wheel
man.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-02-11

"Workin' now, Pete?' 'sNaw. 1 got a
job in de city hail.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-02-11

WILING MEH Learn Telegraphy and Railroad
EVOW0 tH6N Agents Business here and secure
good situations Write y. D. BROWN, sedsla, Mo-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-02-11

It looks as if Yale's Greek letter societies
were destined to be translated.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-02-11
Completely Uprooted.

The chew and cry" is generally raised by
the boy who has to chop up the stove wood.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-02-11

People who are always looking for trouble
generally run when it looks for them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-02
Rally Democrats.

The next issue of the PoST will
contain the result Of the Virginia
election. AS to what this will he
wc.cntcriain no doubt.
The principles and policy of the
Democratic party have been so clear
" defined in this contest, and they
appeal so Enthusiastically and unan-
,werablv to the material, moral and
intellectual worth Of this common
wealth, that our people would be
lacking in ordinary wisdom and bust
ness prudence, were they to fail to
give the Democratic ticket an en-
phatic majority.
The populist party, after begin
ming the campaign with much gusto
and blatant noise, has utterly failed
of it's objective mission. In the first
place it hoped to convince the pco-
pie of Virginia that the present IL
nancial stringencv was due to Demo
cratic men and measures, and III this
it has signally failed. 1t has been
clearly demonstrated in this cam
paign-so clearly that che who runs
may read" that there is not an evil
line of legislation upon our statute
books, relating to our finances which
did not spriug from, and was enact
ed by the Republican party.
Secondly, this So-called populist
party cherished the desire, that by
the wildcat promise contained in its
platform, of giving everybody every
thing, it could rally to its standard
ii considerable body of Democrats,
which, when combined with other
.liaturbel aud dissatisfied elements,
might prove Il formidable opposition
to the party in power. In this, also,
this new born party has utterly fail
ed. In rank and file, in captains,
licutenants and privates, the Demo
cratic party Of Virginia to-day pre-
sents an nnbrokcn front. On every
stump and hustinSs in this good old
Commonwealth has been shown
in very truth that the Democratic
party is the true Peoples party.
Rally, Democrats under the old
standards. Fight fearlessly and UNI
ceasingy until the evening Of the
7tll of November for the creed and
tenets of the faith SO dear "to us all,
and most gratifying victory will
be yours.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-02
Mayor Harrison's Death.

Another man, in the person OF the
Mayor of Chicago, has been murder
ct bv sensational crank. Tins
crank business is assuming alarming
proportions and should be nipped III
the bud, ere another sane man under
The uuiso Of loss of mental balance
should attempt the same thing. In
this ease the murderer said he killed
ihc Mayor because he had not APP
pointed him corporation counsel az
lc had promised Here is the mo-
I've, and he should not be turned
use upon community, unless the
lea Of insanity (anl that will prob
ABLY he his plea) be clearly and I'M
mistakably sustained. That insan-
iiy will excuse anything is true
enough, but the line between insanl-
t. and the genius of Shrewd, smart
u4an is hard to be defined 1t WAS
attempted to be set up in the case OF
Iaylor here in our country but the
Judge refused to entertain 1t. These
trankS should bc taught a lesson, and
soon that body which is assuming
large proportions will be sque'ched,
They should be punished speedily,
and their ntterances not given the
notorietv that the sensational press
or some of our large cities give them.
In many cases the press works up
sympathy for them, which is not iusti-
table.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-02

III. AYERS. Editor.
}. E. HAYES. Business Manager.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-02
Death Of Judge Bond.

Judge Hugh l.. Bond, senior Cir
Gait Judge Of the United States for
,llc Fourth District, after an Illness
a. nearly two years, died at his home
IN Baltimore on the 18th of last month.
Few Judges have impressed them
selves more upon their day and gen
Grafton than Judge Bond. His abil-
ity was beyond question, and no
Jadgc ever dealt with more impor-
tant and difficult cases than have
FALLEN to his lot. Where no political
questions were involved, his lccis-
ioas were generally commended; but
his intense partizanShip often led him
into error and usurpation. 1t. may
b. said that he was an utter stranger
t. moral or physical fear and his
moral courage during the celebrated
KIu kluS trials in South Carolina,
when his life was daily threatened
stamped him as no ordinary man.
Whilst he had many enemies, and
was heartily detested by many COM
munities in his district, he had many
stsadfast friends. In social life his
companionsliip was much sought
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-02

There is much talk Of Judge
I3ond's successor, and many seem to
think that some VirSinian will be
appointed. Hon. Holmes Conrad, OF
Winchester, Judge James Keith, OF
\varrcnton, Hon. John \. uchanan,
81 Abingdon, and Col. Fulkerson, OF
Bristol. are spoken of for the position
i the appointment comes to N1r-
cinia Hon. Holmes Conrad viii prob
ably be the lucky man, but III the
oninion of many on the ground floor,
Senator German, of Maryland, will
control this appointment. All such
nonsense as Daniel desiring the po-
:>ition, or that he could get it if he
did desire it, is the most utter fool
jsm2,s. Daniel has antaGonlzed
Clcvcland'S administrator and, "l
course. would not have the assurance
t ask for the place at his handss,and
chen as Senator he has more dig
niiied position aud one peculiarly
adapted to his versatile genius
nuch more so than the judyeslip.
Charley Meredith, Of Richmond, is
the most prominent candidate from
Virginia excepting Mr.. Conrad.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-02
@>a-as-cE>.-s..
-.-AA~f6C

Virginia has a number. y, appli-
cants for Bonds seat. FreHe the
County Judges and cross roeds law
ycrs. to our most distinguished lur-
ists,all have ingerin the ser@Wbe.
None Of them stand a shad6w',"f a
chance, but it is really sichcninS. how
some Of them long to scrve''the'r
country in some official capacity for
which they are not in the least quail
lied. y
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-02
The Sherman Law Repealed.

The Sherman Law Repeateu.
The Sherman Law is at last re-
pcalel and Grover Cleveland has
once more triumphed. This will
be welcome news to the American
people without regard to politics.
They have demanded it increasingly
since Congress WAS convened i'll cx-
traorainarv session and Mr.. Cleve-
land will ever occupy lasting place
in the memory Of the American PEG
pie. The Senate, aftcr hard fight.
surrendered unconditicnally. and
Cleveland is now the hero Of the
hour Senator Voorhees,, as the adj
ministraton leader deserves special
credit for managing the bill on tire
floor Of the Senate His Uniform
courtesy to his opponents has cxclt-
ed universal admiration. NO matter
how excited the debate waged he
preserved his cquanimity and rarely
lost his temper.
In this connection the PosTs cor.
respondent at Washington states II
to-day's issue that O'Fcrrall had tel
egraphed to Washington to friend
to try to >tavc off the passage of tho
bill until after the Virginia election
There is probably no trnt|l iii this
statement, but if it is a fact, Col
O'Ferrall shows remarkable iglro
rance Of the sentiments Of the people
Of Virginia. :
70 all reasonable men and polite
al prophets, the passage OF the ~
is the very best thing that could pos
Sibly have happened to the Demo
| cratic party in this State. The sen
timcnt Of the people was clearly ii
favor of repeal, and the one thin!
that sensible speakers Of the Demo
cratic party han to guard against wa
the mentioning Of the /. 5. Senate
They had to make the most prolus'
apologies for the silver toned speak
| crs of that august body. and no"
that the Democratic party has show
that it can legislatc and in the righ
direction we will have no apology tC
make. This is but q step in thu
right direction and the next thing j:
to wipe out the Mckinley robber tar
if, and abolish Federal interference
in our elections. If the Democratic
party then fails to accomplish an!
! good, their principles must be wrong
and those of the Republican party
right. All the Democratic party
| wants is ample time to promulGat'
its policy, and when they have done
this, times will have frightened SC
much, and such good results will flow
from a government economically ano
honestly administered that Republic
2ansm will be dead letter.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-02

Honsc, which they are working hard
to do, the bill viii be in President
Cleyeland's LANDS before the close Of
the week
Quite furry among the politi-
clans was caused by telegram said
to have been sent by Representative
O'Fcrrall, the Democratic candidate
| for Governor of Virginia, to PROM
.inent Democrat in THE House, beg
ging that the final vote on the
silver repeal hill be STAYED off in
isome way until after the election next
week, and intinating that unless it
can be postponed his Populist COM
petitor would win. populists re-
ports from Virginia say that since
the announcement Of the certainty Of
unconditional repeal Democratic sill
ven men arc coming into their ranks
by hundreds.
1 here is not so much talk about
| Congress taking recess as there
was, and the chances are now about
even that the extra Session will run
along up to the beginning cf the reg
ular session. It's now expected that
the new tariff bill will he ready about
November 10th, and an attempt will
probably be made as the Voorhees,
bill is disposed of to take recess to
that date.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-02
,gs7ls9ll77 - 49,
,o nn,.oy;;n,,aj;st hc had

after ar,asas aseonvcrionalist he had
few equals The grave has closed
over Him and we fccl@iikc repeating
the maxim ".Nihil nisi mortNo
bon"m.'
In years to come, no doubt, much
that is now held to his discredit will
be entirely cf'acct, and his name will
pass down to history as distinguished
over many of his contemporaries. $,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-02
Huek,en's Arnica Salvc.

.Ehe Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever Sores,
letter, chapped Hands, Chlbhins, Corns aud
VII Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
'rlIo pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded Price
20 cents per box. For sale by S. l.. White.
head + Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

palrolmon were sent 10 preserve the
peace.
When the meeting ended q mob ~.
lacked the membera ns they nlod OUT
at the hall, throwing rocks anu brick-
bais. The police arrested man,
railroad detective nnmrb BroWn' Ike
showed his badge to the police snd wns
let 20. The mob stoned Brown AMI,
Irawlng n revolver no prepared 10 DE.
fend himself. One Of the mot, namnd
O'Counor, also drew revolver lie
and Brown opened IRE simultaneously
and each fred two sb0u. O'Connot
received one bullet Ia the thumb and
Brown escaped unhuit. Meantime
the police had maze mahy arrests
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
A WARSHIP FOUNDERED.
Over Eighty Hen Suddenly Sink into
Eternity.
one sole surViyor.-rhe Cause of the
Terrible Disaster n FRO
found Mystery.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-rhe steam
chip Prince Wilhelm l., from Port uu
Prince, briugs news Of the foundering
oil Care Theron OF the Hatien war
ship AIessandTe Potion, with crew
of eighty men, aud the following
Hay ten diplomats, en- route to sau
Domingo to negotiate u treaty: Con
eral Molini, NJ. Cohen, Haytien ex-
minister To Mexico, aud NJ. de JeaHg,
Haytisu consul general, One sailor
was saved.
rho nisaster occurred September oh,
about fifty miles from Cape IlhefOn'
Tho cruiser had Just been Iut Into
commission, She left Port hu Pfincu
September i.h, bound for San D0min'
10. Tho suddenneea anu completeness
u tho disaster, only one sailor escap'
ing, makes the utIait most mysterious.
IL ID pfObanie that tho rta cause OF the
Areoking OF the ship VIII never br
SHOWN. According 10 the testimony
Oh tue sole survivor there was absolute
lyuO warning. Neither collision with
another vessel, submerged coral reel
nor sloEm can account Tor the occur
renee.
Inu day wac fair ana the pasheDRerf
were enjoying thumsUlyosl the caDiu.
suddenly tho vessel began 10 siuk.
The officer OF the watch ordered me
men 10 pass tun word IN the cabiu ami
/. rocastie 20 reach decs quickly AM
iump overheard. 10 was alTuAuy toy
late, There WAS terrible confusion 10
nc cabin and iho panic-strickon pas-
seugers struggled To reach the deck.
In minute from the time sho began
10 sink the weasel Yves entirely unler
Water.
One sailor, as the ship sank under
hin, snatchod q pair Of oars from d
nio.boat und threw himself into tao
water. He caught plank, on wilton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

81 LOUIS, Sept. ga special 70
the Rtpu6to from Bonham, iexaa! a
syndicate, including prominent men
OF Texas, Colorado. Missouri and Kan
rvs, IL being formed to coin silver into
dollars Of hoxagon shape, At the rate Of
100000 per month or more, II tho legia'
latutee Of these states Will declare theto
coins legal tender. II 10 claimed mat
no individual or corporation IL pre-
hibited from coming silver into stand
ARD dollars, provided the shape OF sucn
coin Ia not the same as the coins Issued
by the United States government
Inc citizens Of California issued q
hexagon hny.dollar gold piece in the
'5Os, and no one di5puted their right.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
SEE WHAT TE DO MONDAY.

600 l'olt Sailors, price ELOI. Tor three.
days they will DO placed ON our tables az.
10 mako things hum We will lot out
hiicen dozen Dress shape Felt Hats.
actually worth $3.50, 20 crowd out The de-
purimout at auc.
Ton dozen Elegant Trimmed Hats,
drcH shapos, an styles aud colorg, never
less Than $500 aud $3.50. On Monday,
think OF &c, 500.
Two dozen only Extra Fine EKtromo.
iy stylish Has, charming shapes and
coloH, woul be- good value anywhere at
$3.50. for Monday Sale s4.55.
Tho popular platoaus tho extromcl,
large hat with ostrich TIPS and plumut
In ell the leading fall shade.
Also an endless variety Of Tur.iup aud
CuotinCn nlf.
a few Of the new shapes you can hnd
hOro
Gypsy Crisp Paragon Tholma FLASH
Fern laAon, Aida novelty, aud Ank
Ango.us Cahrmor.
iu ccntor islo Of Millinery Department
ON Monday Morning you can nnd two
tables loaded with usr.ch tips, fancy
feathers aud flowers, 49, startling rcduc.
tons 30 early Ia the season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

SAN FRANcWCo, Sept. %. - DR..
Stewart, a dentist who filled Addie
Gilmoro's teeth, positively Identified
the head floating In the lay as hers.
DR.. Vest, vino is accused OF tue muir
DER, denies that he made n confession
to Miss GilmOre'a father that the glrl
died and has been cut up. West now
says he told Gilmore the story TO get
rid OF him. Wosps dc enes WILLIS that
the girl Is still alive, ami the proseou'
ton cannot provo TINT she Is dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
A Periiou. Journey.

CHucAGo, Sept. 22.-Proiesior King
Of Philadelphia, m w,onAut, and Misc
jessie Morris, OF AIMEE, Ia, went up
Worlds Fair grounds. The nir shlp
blew out over the lake and began 10
come down. The reye ne cutler John
son went 10 the rescue and on over
taking tho balloon, sgmr twenty milts
north Of the city, found II uancing
along the water. BY the aid OF boat
loaned from the johnson, King man.
aged to steer the balloon ashore, where
he and Miss Morris climbed out, none
thu wuffo Tor their perll0us journey,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
An Agreement 10 Have Longer SeSs-
SlOnS In the Senate.
THE TWO REPEAL NEAsURERs.
Regarding the Appointment OF an Am
bassadOr TO Ilaly.-fln Plate
The Census.

wAsrINuioN, d. G., Sept. 22.-ln
the Senate the reposl bill was taken up
and George, Dem, Of Mississippi, con-
cluded his speech begun on Wednef-
day, against the bill.
Marlborough (Rep.) Of North Dakota
then addressed the Senate In oppoHl'
ton 10 repeal.
Stewart (Rep.) Of Nevada followed,
aud proceeded 10 argue that gold hAu
risen In value, while silver had re-
mained n stable measure Of value.
when Stewart sat down VOORHEES,
saidi ~ may soy thut consultation
has taken place this afternoon bulW.eh
the ifiendb anu opponents OF the pohu'
ing measure, which fcsulteu IN NJ
agreement M 10 the hours when We
will occupy IN debate. without going
into details, 1 am warranted in moNlht
inst on Monday ami aitor the noun "
meeting shall be- II O'Clock, anu Au'
iOurnment take place At o."
There was no objection, anu Tue
chair declared II ordered.
Voorhees, then moved executive
session, after which the SENATE au-
J0urnsd.
SENATOR'S HOPEFUL.
wAsuiNuroN, Sept. 22.-The repeal
men In the Senate ate still hopeful OF
reaching vote ut comparatively
carly day, and none Of them place the
time beyond the fifst week In October.
IL will be- observed that this VIII 6o
10 time TO got the bill out OF tho way
for tho federal elections bill, n that
bill should come over from the House
OF Representative ON tho 9th Of Ooto'
Der, "a probably II will. They say,
however, even In case the federal
elections bill should roach the Senate
before the financial bill h out Of the
wsy there would be no danger Of DIS
placing the latter measure.
The silver senators believe the
agreement reached today will inurc "a
their benefit, and arc very much
pleased with 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

LONDON, sept. 22.--Georgo Alher-
stone Perkins, clliming 10 10 = son Of
Judge Perkins Of Buffalo, n. Y, was
again In Bow street police court today
charged with obtaining gOOJs under
false pro,onres, The charge was dis.
missed. Perkins was thou arrested
again on a charge Of stealing the title
deeds Of some land In CaliiOrnin. ihe
property Il said TO be worth t2biOOO'
Perkins IL accused OF having stolen the
deeds from a mau named Thompaon,
who came 10 London In order 10 sell
the land referred 70. Thompson, 10 ~
claimed, was u one timo confined IN
an asylum for insanity In California.
On tho second charge the prisoner was
rcmAudtd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

Or. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-Tho Regular
Army ana Navy Union today elected
James -. Lockwood u Chicago, ma
tlonal commander; John Il. Howe,
Omaha, Neu., deputy vice oommanief;
A. q. -, Deheus, Milwaukee, na,ionai
paymaster. Minor Uillcots AMI trustees
were also elected. A petition was o..
dered formulated asking Congress 10
TocreRte the rank OF acknowledgement
~ that General SchUheld may DO sp-
pointed thereto. II was decided to
meet IN Chicago Ia February, 1884.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
wlLnrLM IN nIsn.ncn.
Reconciliation IN ctcd and Uermany
Utiutcta.

BERLiN, Sept. 22.-According to the
roeof,l OF his physician, Prince Bis.
mafck Is regainins strength. Intimate
lflcuds Of Ptluce Bismarck say the old
statesman is greatly plensod and
touched at receiving the emperoPs
meesaxe Of sympathy AM offer VI resi-
dcnco In the imperial castle. The I'm
perOf's telegram 10 tnn ox.chancellor II
still extensively discussed, not only IN
the nowspapere in every par OF the
empire, but ut public gatherings every
where. Nothing the emperor has d0uo
since his accession - the throne has
contributed ~ much 10 his popularity
rs has this recognition OF tue man who
did bO much fOr building up the em-
piro. The reconciliation between the
kaiser anu cx-ir0n chancellor has pro-
duce1 an especially excellent imprcs-
slOn In south Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

A EuuN COTTAGE ON CENTER 81,
Il nrlI hlcluTuI reaiiUucr fucE cellar,
huu view lnt iAin feet TOOK thla up. $500,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
Guilty Of CnrcIss,nes-.

KANKAKEE, III, Sept. 22-rhe
corontt's jury tins afternoon rendered
a verdict finding Engineer Thomas
Zines " tho second section and
Orville Duncan, tagman OF the lfei
tecilon, guilty Of criminal carclcssness
IN causing the wreck at MhnteDO on
september 18th, and holding them 10
the grand jury. Tue jury also fund
Condu tot w. -. ryner anu Engineer
William Sampsell Of the nrst section
guilty VI gross oafolvssnets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Another eK'
cursion to the lar West for foreign
commissioners Is being planned by
MIS-. Houghton, one OF tue lniy man
ggers nom the state u Washington.
A great many foreign commissioners
have signi6ed u wish to see more Of
tho country, and the excursion Ia Of
gHnized 10 give them chance. The
excursion willtrl vel through Montana,
Idaho and Washington, returning via
salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
A FEW SPECIALS.

Two NNlo' boys heavy school suits.
ages 20 10 years, thoroughly well mad a
pllce last season a. $500. now SAT5.
onu Atwood combination suis Tor
nay'i two pairs ~ pans. cla. aud car,
All % match and tor 5000.
Meme uli.wpul sut., double or single
hira.ioii same goods sold last season for
co... LIB, now sItul
Mgn- Rll.wool heavy winter paut.,cut
WIN English waist bands, warranted not
tu fip, $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

Kansas CITY, No., Sept. 29.--The
meeting Of the American Prot, Give
Assouiation, an nut-Ca,holic e0oleiy,
tonight Terminated IN riot, In which
several peIsous were injured. Many
members carried rsvolveTs aud come
m,Tohed 10 the hnll with shotguus
and rider on their shoulders. Twenty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

CENIRALIA, Ill.,, Sept. 22.--rhe re-
port tbal Aorter, ono Of the three rob.
bors who held up the Illinois Genital
veslibule IN this city Wednesday, hal
been caught, was incorrect. Hartug
r. supposed TO DO hiding In ~. LOuir
Inc two captured bandits, Jones aud
Dryer, have waived preliminary ex-
animation and Will 10 tried AZ the
January term OF the circuit court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

l,pLfNpm OPENINGS FOR CAPABLE
t0onico men 90 gct half interest IN ostablishcd
businesses tautuf. $50 required. ", ~ 30.
nm nm I-nLL-L--- l. mL.