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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-18
He Had Had Exper.euce.

He Had Had Experience.
She-H you really think. dear, that
the stone in my engagement ring
ought to be reset, why. Of course,
take it; but (anxiOusly) how long do
you think it will take?
He, carelessly-Oh. not more than
q month.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-18

When Baby xas sick. we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung 70 CastoriA
When che had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-18
STORM STRUCK.
Missouri Towns Made the Prey
of the Spirit of the Wind.
Death and Destruction to Prop.
erty All Along the Line.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aprll ia
special to the Star from st. Joseph,
SAYS: Yesterday evening destruc-
tive cyclone visited the country north
west of Stanberry. Mo. 1t moved
from west to eastand covered a strip of
country two miles wide and five miles
long. Almost every building in its
path was torn to pieces.
Among these who suffered the loss
of all their buildings are John Briggs,
John Burnett, James Swearinger,
John Warrack, John Shelton and Mr..
Howberger.
Several people were killed, among
them, Mrs. Ward. Her husband was
fatally injured as was also John
Shelton.
An unknown woman was also killed.
Most of the people saw the cyclone
coming in time to get into their cy-
clone caves and escape injury. The
loss will aggregate thousands Of
dollars.
Al d. AOSlSs
ST. LOUIS, April 12.-With the
dawn of day came increasing reports
of damage BY last nights storm. Nc
single disaster was of itself of serious
moment, nor was there any loss OF
life. Nurserymen suffered losses OF
glass and plants by hail. The city
work house was unroofed but 70 one
hurt. A large quantity Of lumber
along the river front was swept away
and in addition to the boats mentioned
last night the steam yacht of an Eng
Iish tourist, Sidney Quirk. has disap.
peared. All the boats, however, are
believed to be safe with their few in
voluntary passengers. The poor house,
hospitals and other city institution:
were damaged.
AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, Mo-, April IA ter
rible cyclone passed through portion
Of this country last night abou 7:3C
o'clock accompanied with terrific
thunder and lightning and destroying
in its path which was about 200 yards
wide, and so far as traced, some five OIL
six miles in length. 1t first struck
the earth about quarter OF
a mile south of MAYHEM where
1t demolishedt the house of Mr.. Meyers
and seriously, though not fatally, in
jured every member of the family.
Passing thence in northeasterly di.
rection, it destroyed the houses OF
Messrs. Fountaine, Wellman, Kelly,
Stone, Roach, McElroy, Williams,
Walker, and Others, and swept the
out-houses, fences. trees, andeverything
else before it as though they we're but
trash. Many persons were bruised
and MANNED more OF less seriously
and at Mr.. Walkers house, which wal
of brick, two of his children were
killed and another MORALLY hurt. Mr.
Walker and wife and hired maj
were also all seriously hurt, being
covered by the debris and were rescued
with difficulty.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-04-18
Removal.

DR.. T. H. Wilson. dentist, has
moved his office to the front room over
the Citizens National Bank, where he
will be glad to see his friends and the
public in general. sltw4t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23

wAsiINGioN, Oct. -. The 70
oeipts from tue customs al New YORK
(Which comprise fully thrce-iourlhs VI
those OF the entire country during the
ftst twenty days Of October amounted
TO s5,U3s, 265, ~ compared with 80, 5OI,'
OF curing tho INST twenty days IN
September.
Tho net gold Ia the treasury today
was ssl ,TOO,6i9, n decrease OF nearly
sl9, 900, UUU since the lst VI the month,
Tue currency balance today was s2l,-
6is,O47; national bnnknotra outstAnd.
ing TO-DAY, 1859, 3ii,4D2. The national
bank notes Issued uuung tue past six
days aggregates $3.50, O,and Destroyed
during Ine same lime, ss2s, los.
Tho receipts Of the government for
the fiscal year up 10 date amount To
sls, 225, 200, and the expenditures, s2O,-
B26, 900.
The sixth auditor OF the treasury de-
partment, IN change OF tho finances Of
iho poatUfnoe department, submitted
today a report for the fiscal year end
ing June 8Oth last, To the postmaster
general. lhe report shows the net
revenue Of the entire department for
tue year was 81, 500, B33, aud the ex.
pehdilures Ssl, usi, i0i,maklng a deficit
VI g5,l75,SSl.
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% couldn't sleep. / would ea, un feeling
more llku had been working hard instead ID
WlilE in obtain rect tired BE- number uf rem.
cllcH recommended Cor such trUuUICH but none
OF NUW rendered me relief. became demon.
dent ami iC tthht there wac uu hrlp Cor me.
- road ut bW. Muuahclu and Nl.ou'a Hkill
In treating other CAGES similar o. mine aud
concluded iu ENg them trial. fully rApgcung
70 una zoe same old result Eu'ufs went %
them and begin thrir trchimrrt after IoIng AZ.
hutcd iHat iuer uit not undertake any ease
unless u wla within their power 10 effect "a
was the basis ui their claims
- nave % y1 hrA Mansfield aud Hssttta
treatment AMI remedies. aud followed thUfr I'd.
fccuonH luIlt ami am happy 90 state that Co.
DAY tcel aH we'll a. ever itIi. All my former
annoying tpmul1mh have disappeared. Head.
aches gone, nose clcar throat clear, ringing IN
ears stopped, aud Vat we'll nud HlCep sound
aud get up feeling fresh aud hearty. recon.
mend nrs, hauHuCid and iifHOtt g. the world.
and viii Ncriy ths atItuWcut O. any enc tAlll
Ing on mo 90 my residence in Center " ard
Camps Lane, sait Lake city, Utah,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Remains Of MaCNahOn Followed
10 Their Last Resting Place.
Interesting Negotiations between tho
nirntN-Other Items

PARIS, Oct, %. go Amid all the
Iomp OF peace and war the remains Of
Marshal MacMahon, eE.presldent Of
France and duke Of Magenta, were
conveyed today from thc church OF La
Madeleine, where they were deposited
upon sTrivAl from Cressen last night,
to the Hotel Des Invalidos, the resting
place in death OF the distinguished sons
OF France.
ny s O'Clock this morning all the
streets ana bouievArds near the Made
leine and Hotel Dee Invalides were
crowded with people anxious to see the
funeral.
Al o O'Clock the coffin was placed
upon tie catalnlque beneath the grand
p1ttic1 % LN Madeleine. The remains
Of the fam ug soldier anu cx.presidont
was then viewed by vast crowd.
AZ lO;3J distinguis ed personages
hogan 10 arrive to participate In the
obsequies. Fist came General Bots.
dutiru, chief " the general staff Ut the
French army, ana General Saussier,
military commander OF Paris, followed
by two German attaches OF the impot-
ial embassy. soon alter the Russian
yisiting officers, headed by Admiral
Avelnn, arrived. The next party To
arrive was the Marquis OF Duiierin,
British Ambassador followed by ali the
other members OF the diplomatic corps.
The streets were packed with people,
ali the winuows anu balconies filled,
anu every available hOusctOp had oc-
cupauts.
The dull, long, low rolling. muilled
military drums broke upon the AIR at
ll;2O, aud shortly afterwards the troops
presented arms vi down tho Rue
ROynle, and the funeral Curtege started
on The Journey, headed by group (
priests. All tho male spectators stood
baTsheausu us the funeral procession
made It's way towards tue Hotel Dps
Iuvalides. Tho o5illn was carried
10 thu chapel, where II was
received by Cardinal Richard,
archbishop Of Paris, who OF.
flciated at the last religious ceremonies
over the dead, which lasted fully one
hour. At tho couoluBion the coffin
was conveyed to the court Of honor.
while there, Nj. Dupuy, minister Of
public Instruction, anu General L0i.
ZllUn, minister Ut war, Delivered stir
ring orations over the body OF the
veteran soldier. NJ. Dupuy, during tho
csufsu Of his remaTke, sGotohed the
career OF Marshal McMahon and dc.
olared that he exercised the powers
entrusted 10 him with loyalty, aud laid
them aside with exemplary dignity.
Continuing, NJ. Dupuy said: "Aiarshnl
Mcmahon Joyiully welcomed the ietcs
organized In honor OF our Russian
yisitDrs, and ~ a soldier and patriot
he well upderHlOod their sigulf.
canoe"
When all the funeral ceremonies
were completed, Marshal Cgnroberl,
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MADRID, Oct. 2l.-An OH 1ial dis.
patch fF1m Mrllila says tue iUrts there
opened fire today ON the M0uu, AMI
the Spanish wafship Nenaditi 10
Smelling the coast. shortly after the
firing began the Moor fud TO their
own territory. They sustained a heavy
loss. MolllA is poorly prepared for
defense, pending the arrival Of REIN
iotucmenis. There 10 great rejoicing
In this city over tue news OF this dc.
feat Of the MOofs.
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when women Oct mad.

OMAHA, Neh,, oct GA special to
the bee from S.romburg, Nou,, says;
A large anu well developed sensation
broke out last evening In the neigh
honug town Of Osceola. IL Ia reported
mere that tho Wuman's Christian
Vompe,auce Union organized Itself
into Rniteuap society, Tor the pur.
pose OF Christening several resident
young women, whose reputation for
chastity II no. above Teproach. Last
night by tue USE VI decoys, Nhe white
caps succssdod In entrapping the VIC
Tins anu, according ~ tho best Inform.
alton, one OF the victims WAS ioggud
into ins1nsibility, while two others
escaped with their clothes torn from
Then PERSONS aud somewhat bruised.
Eleven Of the perpetratoreiwore rec e
uzed and NJ once arrested, some Oi
them ute out on bail anu the others
ne injail. The trial Ia set for tomor-
low.
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nunnEnLIl, rAuaIIE
rhc supposed Isiii-rs 81 the wrsiton
Family.

INC NhpNNAfN AAAAhHfA ~ Ahf NNNAANh
Family.
INDIANAPOLIS, oct. GA special
10 the Sentinel from Washington say s:
At last the guilty mutIerers u the
WfattOn family are Ina the tolls Of the
law. Last Saturday tho grand jury
ordered the arrest Of James stone, who
nr6t discovered the terrible deco. His
arrest was caused through his own
wife, who testified that stone, on the
night Of the murdoch complained Of a
violent toothaChe, and said he was 10.
ing 10 tho dentist, that he did not re-.
turn tlll late hour, ami then was
covered with blood, that Stone main.
tgincI that the blood was caused by a
bleeding tooth. On llquify II was
found that no dentist hau extracted "A
tooth from Stone.
At first Stone btronuously denied
everything, but being assured that
olvmeucy would bu given him ~ he
mnuo confession, no at midnight
yielded TO the ovurlufcs aud told the
story, about as follows:
Knowing that MtH. Wmlton kept a
great deal Of money abuu, the house,
man named Crosby, n notorious
character In the county, planned the
robbery. Those engaged la the plot
were Lon Williams, Martiu Yarbvr,
william Kaye, John w. White, Grpp
Clark aud James Stone.
At the time Of the robbery Crosby
was W drunk that he did not reach the
house nj all, but Stone arrived alter
the murder was committed, and be.
cause he was late the other cOuspira-
tors Wallowei him IN lhe blood OF their
victims, aud IN that condition per-
mitttd him 10 20 home. Stone doe.
not know why they killsd tho Wratton
family.
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No wore rrl.n rishta.

INDIANApoLIs, Oct ga special
sage. La tnis city during the pnst week
an organization was perfected and atii.
Giles OF association Drawn which Will
bo incorporated No the Hammond club,
10 take pOfsci sion Of the i0by Aicnb,
10 give contests OF science and skili
that will come wholly within the law
parsed by the last Legislature. There
will be no more "prlze hghts," as the
members believe that should they at.
tempt n fight Governor Matthews
would order out the militia. The
opening under the new management
will be u benefit for Critic anu La.
vignc.
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<38ggGA union
4 '5,is 4ai5 PACIFIC
W SYSTEM.
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Sept. II, 1893.
lfcas .irr'is and b.par' ~ sat Lake
Cfy DaiV. a. foi0rii
Ayr

AUHtyE
rom 90 Eastern points. minimum. o % a IN
Prom nuuo, Portland, san iran
cisco, Cache Valley aud urlcn...i0 Cd N
From 90 Eastern points. raTE tty
ord % ien,.s......... ...........,.ii 80 a m
From San Francisco, ogden and
intermediate uoInis.... ............... Oh % m
'from Mlfuri. sanroto valley .iuah, Ncphi.
iro,u, EurcAa and intermediate points cl1 p IN
'il0m Terminus anl toatio..,......... 9 90 D. m
nTrAur
tor ogden. intermediate points.
can f,tucsc5. rars City aud
all Eastern p1iuis ............... 2 90 am
Tor ogden and intermediate points .. { 90 y m
Dor ogden. intermediate ronu
aud au Eastru poinif..........-.... @ 90 y m
for Ogden. Butte. Helena. Portland.
Cache valley .HI -hu Francisco % % m
For iurcka. rrlyo. saupeio valley
aud milford. ..,.,...,4..,........... q 90 a On
'Ior 1"0c'g end IrrmIuus........... a. a 30
Hun only on Monday Wednesday AMI
TIIa..
irulas souih % Juzb will run every other
day only. leaving Juab Monday, "wednesday
aud rudsyi aud frisco on tuesday, Ihuuiay
and Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
TELBGRAPHIC.
A WEEKS PROGRAM.
No Immediate Prospect Of EIeC Ing Q
Compromise.
FINAL SUCCESS PROBABLE.
The House Ready 10 Pass any Compro'
mise Measure.-1hc Cabinet
said to Oppose II.

wAsnfNuroN,O Oct. 22.-Even though
the compromise bill IL brought into the
Senate tomorrow, there Is little pros
pect Of concluding consideration Of tue
question before the latter part OF the
week. Possibly the compromise may
fail, though all the probabilities are IN
f,vor of its success. II II should faili
the throttle will be- thrown wide open
again, and no one can foreIell WhA'
the week might bring forth.
The course Of events IN the House
the coming week will hinge upon tue
result Of tue effort 10 rut through tue
compromise at the other emu OF the
Capitol. IL IL not expected, however,
that the bill will reach the house untll
the latter end of the week. No sort oi
doubt seems 10 exist about the House
IL Will pass, and pass with exposition,
my compromise that goes through the
senate.
The bankruptcy bill, unlesa the imam.
ciai measure dislodgea ~, VIII pf0bAoIy
occupy the entire week.
The banking and currency commit
Tee, t. which the expected compromlse
measure will be referred, consists OF
seven Democrats and six Republican,
o. the question OF repeal Of the state
% .nk tax the committee Il evenly d.
vlded, with johnson, Of Ohioi doubt
FIJI. rhe men against repeal ray he u
surely with them, and the rcpralerA say
he will support them n tno repeal
contains the provisions which no DO
blres.
A man high In the counsel Of the
administration said tonight "Iht
Ptcsldent adheres to the proposition
that the purchasing clause Of the
Sherman law should be- unc1udition.
ally repealed. The lower Hcute IT
Congress voted for repeal by an ovci-
whelming msjohty. The majority m
tue senate Ia Ia lHvor q unconditional
repeal, aud the sentiment Of the coun'
try demands the passage Of the pend
lug Uill. IL IL not true that Secretary
Carlisle has been In favor Of the COM
promise which was subscribed 10 ny q
number ol the senators on SATURDAY
He and the other members OF the
Cabinet are opposed TO thai measure"
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rirhting tue ,taiabeIes.

LONDON, Oct ga correspondent
Of the Morning NtUs sends an account
Of the Matabeiv hgnts.it Ia related that
the agcmonts were evidently mucn
more ihan u ufush with ldvancvd bands
Of klng LJuungula's warrlors, aud II
Is concluded that the nsnt was indeed
Irregular battle" on large scale. Il
IL related here that the victorious forces
must have engaged sUmU OF IoDougu-
lac crack regiments.
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BERLIN, oct. 22.-Chaneellor Won
Captiyi, prosecuted the Vosache, a
newspaper, ior li0oi In declaring tnat
ex-GOXeTnOt 5Oden, while IA Office At
Cameroons, In Wet Africa, entered
into commercial enterprise, ami
bought land, which no sold TO the
government alta profit. Court dismiss
ssd the proceedings, nudlug the
chlIgca true.
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.


Almost every mail brings letters asking Dra
Mansfield ana biHsCu Il 10 necessary 10 live
IN salt Lake in order 20 take tho treatment
can you treat patients 40 their homes by MALI
and other questions OF similar import
nrh Manifold aud uiHHot dcsire 10 state.
therefore, for the hCurni Of those who may h6
husitatug about writing t1 them, that by their
question nks aud other systematic arrange
br obtained g. make treatment uu easy matter.
Thus patients can ho treated No their own
homes Hs vol gH ln salt Lake. Medicines are
cont By CNIrosa, a regular correspondence la
required aid maintained, and tho pbysiCian
ana patient arc thus iu constant touch
Prompt replies are made by brs. Mausuelu a
HIhsutt notifications iu uuatuuut prrsc~iltU
with tue proper medicines aud iu UNoIy detail
cayh ease D. worked out until cure h. elected
Lu0 oso z cents in stamps when you write Tor
question circular.
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LONDON, Oct. 22.-in speech last
night Home Secretary Asquith referred
90 The Irish dyuanliters now In prison.
The dyunmiters, Asquith said, we're
fairly convicted. IL would not be- hight
TO extend towards them further consii.
Grafton than he shown towards any
other class,oi cOnvicts. The secretary
admitted there was one case, however,
wherein he entertained reasonable
doubt OF the Justice Of the conviction.
Cork, oct g2.--John Redmond, a
Pafuullto leader, In speech In this
city today, said the amnesty " the
Irish dynnmiters was demanded be-
cause TIE Irish people believed all Of
Irish political prisoners were honest
patriots.
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BERLIN, Oct 2l.--rhore will be n
notable gathering at Dresden at tbr
celebration vi the jubilee Of the service
OF King Albert Of 5aHOuy In the army.
The ictgs will extend onvunl d4yH,aud
Emperor Willinm Rld thu Afchduke
OF AUSTIN, representing Francis
Joseph, will ue among thOso present at
the ceremony.
Regarding the army bills, the pruu.
siau minister Of finance, Miguel, b.
putiectlnga scheme Tor aUollshing alto
authui the existing tobacco tax anu to
reduce by % marks per hundred kil1-
gIaus the uuty on imported tobacco.
According 10 the plan new taxes Will
be- iUvici on homegrown tobacco when
II leaves the factory In manufactured
state, auu On imported tobacco nj the
same time ~ this customs duiivs, the
idea being 20 throw tho chief burden
on the better class.
Tho foreign Office ut Berlin Is closely
watching au interchange Of uotes be-
tween the Bulgarian and Greek gov.
ornmenls, regarding the nction ~ a
sergeant ui tho Bulgarian river y llici
who nrgI on the crew OF a Greek
vessel iu the Danube. The Greek
government demanded INGENUITY Tor
wOunilug Captain Vaisel, and also
asks f0r tbs punishment OF the Bulgar'
ian sergeant Tho Bulgarian govern
mont inveHtgstol tue matter, ana
upon the report of It's local uiilcials de.
clinud TO pay theiudcmuiIy demanded
by the Greek government. The result
was that the Greek agent ut Soda APP
piled 10 tho Kuss.an minister At Bu'
Chafesi, who has c large VI The Interests
OF Greece In RJumaniu, and a most
interesting series Of Diplomatic negoti.
aii0u1 Is Ia progress.
Prince Bismarck continues 10 make
progiuBs tuwurI complgte recovery VI
health.
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rrn,lIInn IlrI,rI. nrfrnled.

New YOWS, Oct. 2l.-rno Herd'd's
Monteviueo dispatch from Rio JsneirO
says; A fierce battle was fought be-
tween the rebels anu government
troops near lbicsli The revolutionary
troops were commanded by General
Saiayn and the government forces by
Plnhuiro MaoheiTo. After battle
lasting all LAY the government ioross
MeIn rlnLul.
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LIMA, o., Oct. ga bad wreck oc-
cured on the PitlsbuTg, Fort Wayne
& Chicago road ina dense log about
u O'Clock this morning, between the
prenud asction NJ the we-tboun1 vUsti-
buls train No. 20, which was standing
Mt switch near Mour0eviile, ms the
tecoud section OF the eastbound passen-
ger No. 4. The oastbound train was
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City Ticket Once, 2Oi Main Street.
DIR BURLEY. Gent Az. rassgr Dept
l., DICKINSON. General Manager
FL LOMAN, G.P al. Agent.
RIO GRANDR
WESTERN.
Standard oussS.
euRliRI rInI ILBls


Irtvus fAfr IAWu
No. 7-Tor Provo. Ulnsnatl, b. uaatoh
Auf an points Eult..,.,.... ...... sos an
ko,t--IoT Prove, tfHud Jurel0n sud
alpcuts Eal.......... ......... Z 80 n,ul
No, t-Ior tufsLA liruyu, Manu-,
and NaIiua ........s..s.. - ilN r.ll
No. s-ioI OsdUn ana W n ~ pm,
No l-tOr ogden and The NCH. ...,-- 10 ~ a-tns
IFH WIS thfr fANr
No. i-Itom Eurrtu, Provo. Grand
Junction and thc Ehut..-.........tilo1a u.
Nc. f-Trum Provo, Grand JuaciIon
frd the EntL,.s....,,,.....s,.... 4. 80 y. M.
30, b-from bingham, tfugg, Msuu
and hHlIua ..... ..............,.- tillntfn.
20. a-From Ogden and 800 " oaL...a. il3 an.
10, Ito ogden ami tlo West. ..... 'tsQ pm.
only line running through luIlmhn Palace
Double lrawiuE Room -IrrpCr 10 Denver VIA
Crane Junction aud tu Kansas city aud th'ehs
80 via Colorado uulntH and only luu running
Pullman rlCrpOrs rat lake ~ San francisco
kochAnEoal close Connections. SAFETY speed
and comfort
1itLtt Onic~ No. ~ ~. aud south -.
D. &. uObtk, A. ~ Nki.b1 Ill. BkhAErT
zen. AGIaEtE Ocu. fupL Sep.f.ar.A
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cmAnLrY rAiU STrs rmE ram,
re docs with nig Gun and - broad
brimuied HAT

papcr says: With a big revolver In n
" ide helt, and broad.brimmrd cow
boy hat, Charley Fair, the .x-miiiion'
aife, registered al the Richvlleu today.
lie came from Kansas CITY, where he
created n great ~ nation by his very
queer actions. Ii newly made bride,
formerly Maud Nelsou, OF Chicngo,
accompanies him anu seems 10 enjoy
the nototiety thrust upon her husband
Rnd herself The couple started for
Jackson Park Ms soon ~ they had
bteak'a6ted and removed the stains OF
travel.
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GENEVA, n. ", oc. c2.-.Proiessor
Blocks observed the new comet again
this morning, He found II brighter
thaplat any time since Its discovery.
It's petition this morning Ia right des.
tcension twelve hours, twenty minutes,
ten seconds; declination, north six
teen degrees, twelve minutes.
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LONDON, Oct. "a. -Sidney Sanford
Flomming OF Cnnads, VINO Ia visiting
the British colonies Ia tue interests OF
the proposed Pacific cable, suggests
the governments Interested should own
the cattle and ashilling word should
lie the rate.
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MARIoN, InI, Oct. 2l.-An eN.
plosion OF natural gas here wrecked "a
dwelling ana fatally injured Mrs. }.
H.. Bailey aud her twelyo.year.0ld
daughter Three other children were
seriously burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23
THE POOR TREATED FREE.

brs. Manifold aud hlssrit, Of the Zion Meii.
chlluHttutot viii treat al. those who are unable
20 pay, Tree " tharEC, on iridayTsuruyidod
huy bring an order from their Hish1l stating
the fact that thCT ore without money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-23

Headaches, Ringing Ia Ears, Weak
Eyes, sore Throat, Hawking, Splitting
Loss ct Appetite, Slcoplosguoss. etc., are
all caused by taiurrh. DE-. Mansfield
aud his,o.t Cure IL, only s. month,
medicines FREQ.