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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
THE OGDEN DEFALCATION.

The wreokIng OF the Commercial
National bank Of Ogden was as un.
looked-fOr at any time during the
business hours OF last week or 20 any
previous time az lightning out OF a
clear tky, and It Ia US doplorable as il
was unexpected. The cashier, Oscar
II. hill, Is u man concerning
whose probiiy, honesty anu efficiency
there was not the hiutest suspicion.
Everything seemed t. be- going IN we'll
ar usual with the possible exception Of
come little shrinkage by reason Of the
prevailing state Of nii,irs, when an al
once the craft struck the unseen rock
aud went TO the bottom, where IL
seems destined 10 remain. Tho large
am.uut Of $4,000 being Withdrawn
from its ready cash resources added 10
ils other anl regular liabilities consti.
tute such n burden that other concerns
u the Kind In Ogden do not care 10
run the risk Of carry ing any part OF IL.
This crime OF the cashier Ia dlverting
iinot approprIa.iny the Gums apgre.
eating tho amount stated above
is understood to have been
systematically planned and artistically
eXeoHted. II was not detected or even
suspected til Saturday evening last.
II loses everything to the company and
everything to its emp.oye, who with
ono stroke Is translormel from an
hororsd aud respected member OF the
community TO an uumaskel villain
and hypocrlte. Tho only worde Of
comfort We can find for tie situation
Rge that 1t 10 the rerTitory's lntroduc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
W. spceE what woI,now.

~" no I0IIflHt, It|1' NdHItF7
My vie aui four children were
taken very suddenly with severe cases
o, cholera m0fhus. 1 bought a bottle
OF ChamherIa,u's Cole, Cholera and
Diarrhwa Remedy, aud from one 10
TWO doses gave relief In each case. |
heartily recommend II; believing IL the
best remedy known for bowel com.
plants. 70 and 30 cont bottles Tor sale
uy II, a. NJ. J., Drug Dept. d,G
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

those Who have used DR.. Kings
Sew Discovery know its value, ami
those who have not have now the
opportunity TO try II Free. Call ON the
advertised Druggist ami got Trial
Bottle, Free Send your name aud
address 10 H. T.. Buckioa & Co., Chi,
cage, aud get sample box OF DR..
KinE'a Now Life Pills Free, rs well rs
copy OF Guide % Health and House.
holi Instructor, Free. All oil which IL
guaranteed TO 30 you good and cost you
nothing. a. q. Smith a Cos Drug
GinEa- ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

land IL there, the water is there, the
building material Is there, and pro'-
perous, friendly noighbor5 are there
II the Disconnected Mississippiahs
haven't found all they expected W.
venture 10 say much Of 1t Is their own
fault. There are those who doubtless
would prefer Mississippi to Arizona a.
a place OF residence; all such especially
" they have no other motivein chang
Ing than 70 promote Their own
pleasure and add to theif com
fort, ought to have stayed where
they were.
On tho other hand, u the
Elders Of this Church are IN
dulging ia undue persuasion to make
proselytcs 10 immigration aud c0iorlzl-
ton, they are going beyond the duty
laid upon thom. They nte not sent Tor
any such thing. They 10 out to
preach the Gospel, to call men 10 re-
pontance. Tho spirit Of gathering
comes to tho believer unbiidon anu
without forcing; aud to the true be-
lievur there Is less thou gnt Of temporal
advantage than Of tne ttsls ami
temptations incident 90 lie among tue
body Of the Saints, Tor Z1n Is the very
thre.hing door Of tho Lord. We are
sorry II any one has been lei into a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

THE BFsr SALvE In the world for
Cute, Buuef, Sores t1ceTp, Salt
Rheum, Fever 5ores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilbalus, Corns and all Skin
Erupti0ns, ami positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. II is guaranteed To
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 70 cents per box. For
sale by a. G.. Smith a 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

ton to that kind Of oiiensc; II never
before was disgracoi with n deiaultiDg
bank cashier and we sincerely trust II
never may be again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

WHITE HousE, Holt and Germo,
PToprietors. $3.50 q $500 per day.
Now management, most centrally To-
Gated, rehttr1, and best hotel i0r the
price Ia the CITY. NJ. 4. Germo, man.
ager, Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

Tor the benefit of Utah patrons and
friends aud 90 meet tho demands nf news
agents % thIthg0, thU NrWs will le on Gale DO
most ~ tho pturpa Iilutcls nrd Hook stores
81 that cliy turng ne tar season.
Headquarters Tor Che NEws BE- NJ Wolls -
slgcrs hook anu Periodical stone, i5J sta,u
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10
THE HOTEL TEMPLETON.

The Hotel Tempision Ia opposite
Temple Square, Tithing Offices, Eagle
Gate, DEsEWEr NEws building aud all
points Of interest In salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

Il o. Hin,s d Co.,
Distributing Agents Tor the
celebrated "Cuetnm House" Cigars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

City subscribers will kindly notify ). =. nun.
bar lcifculatorl u my itrcgulariV iu tho de-
livCfy Of their papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

The Gold Band Coffee Is always uni.
form In strength and flavor and full
tu.fukf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

Gold Band Coffee Is quick seller
this r. evidence that It Is popular with
the rnmammnrl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

tubscrihers changing their plhrcoi rcsIdencr
should always give former a. well 90 present
audfpaf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

Salt Lakes big, new hotel IL The
knulsfotd. Homeliko, elegant, cen.
trail anu reasonable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

The IrsERE1 EvtsiSa NEwsf published
tfiV. sunday cnctrtrd, NJ torrOr fOulh aud
! ID Temple streets. snlt Lake CITY.
Tfau diuon AZ 90 pm Regular Edition
at o clock
The nTsUHEr sEvt-WrrKLi NRws D. pub
lifhrd on TUESDAY and Friday nf each wees.
1tc ITsTrTt MTrKtY tiu magazine form)
IL published every Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

You will be- pleased with Gold Band
Coffee. For sails by all flrsl.clai,
gTOCerE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

Accommodation should be Addressed to
DrsnET NEws runrnmso co
Telephone 50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

Mohuir and Linen Du.ters below
cost to Close out In this line. Brown,
Terry d Woodruff Co., li2 Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

GIVE Gold Band Coffee trial. IL II
the best OF all package conees. So
SAY WE ALL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

Prompt attention given TO all orders by mad
or elpresA Charges uniform and reasonable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10, 1893.
The Wires In the WAY.

We give attentive hearing TO every pro-
b~osition advanced by the Board OF Fire
commissioners Of this city. They are
Gentlemen Of intelligence and public
snIrit. who surrender 10 the city FREQ of
charge a great deal Of their time and have
brought the department up 70 the highest
mark Of usefulness that it has ever reached.
When they ask for legislation which Will
enablo them 80 exercise control over the
electric wires during fires We take II for
granted that they have studied the ques-
ton thoroughly and make "A reasonable re-
quest.
But tho electric-light wires ought 20 be
so arranged that the severance Of a wirein
one portion Of tho city will not throw any
very large section Of the city into dark
ness. Our people are now 80 used to brll-
lantIy.lehtcd streets that when the cleo
,rc lamps fail 10 serve them they be-
come well-rigl helpless in the dark
rcs-. On the occasion of the recent
Naiu-,trcct fire q large part Of the town
wa, plunged into darkness. True that
with wonderful qWcknoss tho electric
light men set the downtown lamps going
again, 'ut I'D 'S''"'9h'H'H'' "".i
number 81 mon w'tH at "'-.' INC "'-
senc' oven tor hNe minutes % 'u0 ''E"'
upon "ii'' tH'' rev j. a 7'I''u' ~
ypu.ruce. auj always makes more or less
danger.
The c,poi,ent suggested by the Fire
Comm.sIcuo of allowing the firemen 70
cat wires during IA fire, &c. ia only a tenn
I'TArS one Inc '''u' !. t0l"'"" "4
IatAm'nI must REQUIRE 'n'' az e''I 80
WITS lt"' ''i .. sd "'SP"S,'I "a
pnt III Ter 'Io'n'' an" u W." oe ~
inc Ni'AN''- ' "' ''' a
,-'' 10" '"''' on, -..I,1 .Laa o,,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Ice DISTRICT.

On the merits Of some of the questions
pending in the Council Committee on
Streets with reference TO the opening and
grading Of thoroughfares IN Lee District
there may be two opinions-but there Is
only n AS 10 the desirability OF beauiity-
ing the monument site.
lee District never would have been an
Dexed but for that monument. Ii would
not have gotten a special appropriation
from the City Council but for the mont
ment. Ihe deserted aspect OF the grounds.
LyE's loneliness out in that barren old field.
moved the public heart to pity.
We speak for nearly al the people Of
Virginia when we say that they would like
TO see franklin street put in good condi.
ton to the monument-grounds. and the
driveway extended therefrom TO the west.
or north and south. or In ell these dlrec-
tions. Let this be done forthwith. Tho
first consideration should be the improve
mept OF the monument grounds. They
should not be allowed to continue as a
reprosch % Us. No stranger visits that
locality who does not receive q bad i'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

We agree with the South Boston Nc1rs
that It was Mir. CLyyELASD, and not the
Chicago platform. that give success 10
the Democratic party last fall, or, perhaps
we should say that the Neics agrees with
Us. Mr.. CLEVELAND had somehow or other
80 impressed upon the people Il sense Of
his independence, his patriotism, and his
capabllity that he rode roughshOd over
the instructions of his own State. secured
the nomination for himself. and marched
back TO the presidential chair amidst the
plaudits Of a eratihed constituency. Why
not Town up?" Nothing is needed TO
account for Democratic success last wear
but to call the name Of GRoyRs
CLEVELAND. The Cincinnati Commercial,
or rather Mr. HALsTEAD. seems IN one way
or another to have been entrusted with
the secrets of the last two Democratic
National Conventions, and says Us to the
point now under consideration
There can be no doubt that the report on
tie tarin. AZ reported to tho convention by hi4
intimate friend and counsellor, Senator Villas. re-
necied his belief, and that he Is not n free-tfader
at all. The Hurry IN the convention in amcnd-
ing the platform was atlOWel 10 TAKE us course
by the friends 81 Cleveland b3cGI.o
they cared only for tho nomination. They
could not afford 10 10 into a night WITH
the radical tarif reformers. There were two
Democratic tariff planks before the country. tao
one as reported AMI the other as amended Tho
people who care for men rather than measures
and they are very nuLlerOus-iid not mind the
Confederate constitution Incorporated 10y tho
free-lraders, for they said Mr.. Cleveland wolil
not allow the fOolishuess about tho unconstitu.
tlonality Of protection 20 materialize. Mr.. Glove
land got the benont Of the combination Of oppo-
sites"
The reader will notice that Mr.. CLEvT-
LAND did not allow the fool,shness about
the unconstituuonality Of protection TO
materialize." On the contrary. in his let
tor accepting the nomination of the Chi
cago convention he spoke of free trade as
"a spectre" aud told how "our" manu-
f~acturers might be benefited by the adj
mission of cheaper raw materials. What
Mr.. CLEVELAND SAID ia that letter tallies
exactly with the facts. The reason gwen
for allowing NEAL's tariff amendment to
pass the convention without opposition is
also told by MIR. HALsrEAp. All such things
must come TO light in Que time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Lower Rates TO Chicago.

We fancy that tho DIsPATcH has the
right 10 claim some credit for securing the
reduced rates from Richmond TO Chicago.
These r~ound-trp tickets are good for fiji
teen DAYS. but like the low-priced tickets
which are being sold elsewhere do not al
low the holder the privilege OF buying a
sleeping.cnr berth. lhe journey from
Richmond TO Chicago is, however, not one
TO alright ans healthy person. There are
thousands Of people who find II very easy
and convenient 10 fall Ia sleep while sit
tlnr in church III warm weather, and all
Of these and numerous others who don't
90 to church at all will doubtless be able
10 get all the rest they need III the day
cars Of our Observation-Disclosures trans.
As We have said before, we know OF no
CITY on the Atlantic slope al for distant
from Chicago ~ Richmond IS which has
cheaper railroad rates.
And We NAV add that We have seen no
Virginian who has been 10 the Worlds
Fair who has not been well pleased with
his trip and abundantlY satisfied with that
investment Of his money. The gentlemen
in charge of the Virginia Building at
Chicago have assisted many of our people
10 procure convenient and comfortable
quarters at moderate charges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Another Socialist"

II all persons are Socialists who prefer
the notes Of national banks to wildcat
Statc-bank notes. their number is great
indeed. Governor JOINS. Of Alabama, Is
the latest distinguished Democratic states
man who has enrolled himself in favor OF
the proposition TO have State banks or
state.bahk currency guaranteed by or un-
mentor, a. Mr. DESAussURr, of Georgia,
states it, a system Of banking and cur
rency which will not allow the Federal
Government to do any banking bust
ness, or any State government TO
Issue currency not guaranteed by the
Federal Government. Let Congress, says
Governor JONES, provide that the issues OF
State banks 20 the extent Of $40 per capita
of the population Of The State shall be free
OF Federal taxation whenever such State
shall provide security for such notes and
comply with certain other requirements OF
the Federal law. Governor JOINS would
ever equire the Governor Of each State 70
certify to the Federal Government the
organization of q bank when this organiza-
ton is completed in obedience TO an act
Of Congress. This act of Congress might
provide that the bonds of a State. which
had not defaulted for fifteen years, might
be the basis Of the issue of circulating
notes 10 the extent of the market value
Of such bonds or n certain per cent. oil
them. There ore numerous other aug
eestions in Governor JoNFs's plan; but
we wish 70 call attention only TO his clear
recognition Of the right of the Federal
Government to take charge of the cur
rency Of the United States and ace that 1t
Is not debssed or denationalized. The
doctrine that the Federal Government can
do everything that will be injurious to
the people and nothing that will be bene-
icinl to thom is not going 70 commend
itself TO practical men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

There is in circulation in this State a
"dodger" which * understood by many
TO contain the DIsPATCH's figures as 70 the
strength Of each candidate for Governor.
The gentlemen who made it MP doubt
less got their information in large part
from our specials, but they have added to
II. and have undertaken to decide for
Themselves the contested-election cases OF
Botetourt county aud Berryyille.
Tho DISPATCH has not attempted to pre-
pare a table acgregating results. We
leave that work for the friends of the can
dldates to DO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
LITTLE MISS EVA GATOR GONE.
Two Men Iujursd by y Fniiing scsro'd.
Hunting and Fishing Trip.
Correspondence Of the Richmond pispaich.l

fCofree pondence OF tue hlchmono Dihphtcn'l
CH,RLorrrsvfLLR. VA. July la.-Eya
Williams Gator, the bright little grand
daughter of 4. J. Williams, died at the
residence Of her grandparents, in this city,
vesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. She was
about 5 wears Of age. the daughter OF MIR.
r. W. Gator and the late Mrs. Eva Gator,
of Baltimore. Her funeral took place yes
terday evening att o'clock. after winch
her remains were taken to Baltimore
where they will be buried beside the body
of her mother.
A bricklsyers'% scafrold fell on west Main
street yesterday, precIpitatlng several
workmen 10 the ground. Two colored
men were badly injured.
Mr.. G. Is. Ya1er, who was recently
elected principal Of the Charlottesville
High School, has rendered his resignation.
His successor will be elected next Mon
day. The position pays $50 per month
PRESIDED.
Professor James NJ. Garnett. OF the Uni
verslty Of Virginia, was elected president
OF the American PATHOLOGICAL Association
al It's recent meeting IN Chicago. he IS
also president of tho American Dialect
Society. and presided over the national
meeting held in Chicago last FRIDAY.
The newly-elected police force was
sworn in yesterday and It's members went
on duty last night.
Mr. !. J. Leterman has released the
Levy Opcra-House for the next season.
lie has some excellent attractions booked.
Mr.. W. A. LaEkford. who was overcome
with the heat on Saturday last, and who
was alsrmingly i'll In consequence. has very
! much improved.
Messrs' c. W. Rogers. Charles Limerick,
]. y. Waddell. Mark f. Roberts. T. +. Pew
ton. and Herbert Cloud left yesterday
for a hunting and fishing trip to Bath
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

preston OF Richmond. SO let MS deter.
mine 20 do our duty towards the monu-
ment-the necessary money has been mp
propriated-and treat all other questions
"A minor matters, which may be disposed
Of nj leisure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

into our confidence. Yonll certainly
appreciate what we tell you about our
clothes and be glad to hear what we
have to say. w could say much, but
that isn't necessary. You know that
our stock is a collection of everything
up to date i'll our line-fresh, varied,
aud attractive. It's good enough to
selI-so good that it sells fast. We carry
Il broom and propose to make a clean
sweep. Our broom is q cut in prices,
and n deep cut at that. It's sweeping
everything before it. A big sweep, a
clean sweep, and a sweep all along the
line. Come before the sweep is over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

The Democrats of Richmond will elect
their 1Ol!deleeates to the State Convention
at q primary 10 be held on the 10th OF Au-
gust that is to say, one week before the
meeting Of the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

%
II, Il, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY,, July 10, 1893

RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1893
Some ice.cream would be jolly
for dinner; wouldn't it Costs
mighty little il you make 1t at
home, and the Freezer is offered
you for a song
Blizzard or Com, the two best m~ade-e-quart,
si.25: S-uuart, $3.50. All the between
The appreciation Of the losing price cut on
NORTH STAR RkFRlGERA1OkS has been
hearty, aud each day now lessons your
chance TO secure one.
Preserving, picking, canninR-eyen the u-uai
fnmily coOkinH-csn be dono on y gas or OH
stoye with almost no discomfort the heat Is
lust where its needed. and when you're
through you turn On the blaze and the ex-
peGsc.
We've the leading sorts.
By the way. Ma~on's Frui'-Jars are less here
then eiseVhcre 80 are PfescryinR-he cities.
GARDEN HOSE IL price-cut 20 close out Tor
the season. l0c. sort for 70. a foot. lac.
Basement.
Crepon makes A wonderfully
pretty dress for summer and a
proper party dress for any season..
All colors, so inches wide, I2Ec.
Dainty French Nulis. Embroidered dots ard
sprays and sprigs Of color, 2oc a yard boeh
4Oc.
French Bingham TRAITS oeeu PC, is 1890 f;
that's been is IL l2lsc.
A group OF Cotton prcttiness at Sc. q yard.
Bntiste, Black and White Csalies, Frintei
crepe Cloth. Been l2ls ana 1910.
A pretty stun for shirt-W aisis and the Ike
misrarriel IN popular favor because ia good
ness mada the price too high. We've &C.
cured a 4 beral lot so soil ut lOc. instead OF
20c.-hopsnck weave win percale printing.
Dainty color combinations. HopsacS For
Gale.
It's down hill from all sources OF
production to Coheu'S, and sum-
merry stuffS keep rolling in now.1-
daySalwayS at under.priteS. These
came yesterday, mostly reinforce
mentS---
FRENCH NATNSOOKS,
FRENCH ORGANDlFS,
PERSIAN 81 LIS,
INDIA LAWNS.
and the popular Hopsack Duck. We noted s'1
dresses sold from It during the hour before
clos az last evening.
Lsce-strtped and Checked Nainsook, GAc.-
value.
Pretty Dotted swisses At % ard Poe.
A Towel nuttpr! 30 dozen big, liberal, pretty
Honoycomo Towels. fancy borders and
fringeI, tgK31 Inchc-, tO-daY-Or as much ot
It as they last-Sc. each.
THE II CO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
VERY LOW PRICES.
Linen Department..

80 shor, lengths CRASH TOWELLING NJ re-
duced prices
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRINGED LUNCH
EOS or TIA CLOTHS bought AZ a yety low
price. two sizes, in yellow, ping. salmon, ans rel
borders
212i6-yard Cloth. plain fringe, s22j each.
2x3-yard Cloth. plan fringe, 80 each.
2x2Is-yard Cloth, hnotted fringe, $40 each.
2I3-yard Cloth, knotted fringe. $500 each.
Kei-borler friugcd TEA-NAPklN, 81 quality
now Tlc. a dozen.
Extra-nne quality DINNER NAPKINS, slight
" s1iled. $3.50 quality $3.50 n dozen; -
quality sB n dozen $3.50 quality g. a dozen (;
SO quality S4.JO a dozen - quality ~ a dozen.
EJtra-nue quality FRENCH DOUBLE-DAM-
ASK HE~HSTITCHED DlNNER-SElS. 21sh3la-
ward Cloth with one dozen Napkins 20 match,
S32. 80 quality reduced 70 824: $50 quality re-
ducrd to a2l.5O.
300 CHILDKEN'S LINEN MOMIE-CL0TH
EATING BIBs, large si1s, reduced from l2>s to
81. each.