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Naob.d for a oonsy leland ROBBERY

Christina Luce. nineteen years old. who was
arrested last evening. charged with being a part
ner OF George Smith. now In jail In brooklyn for
robbing r. @. Robinson. son OF a Brooklyn ca
teres. OF l5l Gates avenue, was arraigned In the
Jefferson Market Police Court this morning. She
waa given into the Tustody OF q Drookiya DE-
~tsctive. Robinson was drugssd and robbed y
Smith and Christina Luce At Coney Island July "
Smith was arrested ten DAYS aga I
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Accuses a Neighbor o, Theft

Christopher Meiners, OF g. Nassau street. Brook
lyn. asked the police this morning to look for a
~neighbor. who. he alleges, stole two gold watches
worth 500. He gave the watches to his neigh
Dor on Monday to show to his wife. who wanted
to make q purchase. When he called at the house
appeared.
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nouncement tina John zorn had sus,

nouncement that John Zorn had sus-
pended.
ZOrn's failure. 1t Is said, was caused
by speculations on the short side or the
murnct and being squeezed in the rise
that took place.
Mr.. Doran was an extensive dssffr. in
puts and calls. He says the BILE
began yesterday when one Of hi 9
toners called him for 100 shai
sugar
He says that stories were circulated
about him rejecting upon his credit. His
sheet went tnrouga the Clearinghouse
al right,
This morning. however, he found the
demands upon him were SO great that
he decided to announce las suspension.
His entire liabilities Will not exceed
81. 300.
This suspension is due to his personal
account, and IN no way Affects the
standing of Monroe, Miller & Co.. with
whom he was associated.
Nina WISsI WIS SpaTuISn SyuIrp IL nm unax.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
A $4,000 sALVE FOR INJURIES.
Tuohy Fell on q Boiler and Wos
Badly Broken Up.

Justice Landon. In Circuit Court,
Brooklyn. to-day, heard testimony in a
suit brought by Martin Tuohey against
Hagan & Daily. boiler-makers. and the
Some & Fleming Manufacturing Compa-
~. to recover 5000 damages for inju-
ries received through the alleged negli-
gence of the defendants.
On July 9. 1891, Tuohey fell from a
scaffold on the top of a boiler hat was
being erected by the defendants OF New
town Creek, and broke his leg. smashed
his left foot, and injuries to head. body
and limbs.
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4 full account Of Well street Affairs will be
World"
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Rurplara with diamond Earrine..

During the night burglars forced an entrance
to the apartments OF Henry Il. Nesinas. AS Thir-
teenth street. Brooklyn, and stole diamond ear
rings worth $50 and a small amount OF money.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

Last Days of Registration.
The last two days of registration arc Friday and
Saturday. the 9th and 2sth.
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GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. GLOUCESTER, Oct. e5.-The En-
tries and probable starters for tomorrow are -
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Lost, Found and Rewards.

SO REM ARD BruINc rgure taken from Ne
NWda Oct. =, and no questions asked. return Il
Nevada. No I, ~.
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MRs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is an unex-
SSlled medicine for children while teething. 2oc. ~
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wAsiuNGrON, Oct. 5.-rho greater
part Of tbs executive session Of the
the Senate today was devoted 10 die
uussion Of the alleged violation Of the
home rule priGoiple Ia the appoint
mont Of Indian agents. Tie appoint
mon.a are IA followG W. l.. Har.
gTcAves Of Indiana, NJ SnoshOue
agency, Nevada; Isaac j. Waters Of
Delaware, at Nevada agency, Nevada;
Robert NJ. A lieu Of Illinois, nj White
Earth, Minnesota; James a. Smith OF
Mississippi, at YauktOn, ;. D.; joseph
Robinson Of Missouri, ut Neg Perces,
Idaho.
Senators VOORHEES,, Palmer aud
others Of the Democratic side doiend-
ei the President stoutly. Hil Of New
York anu Martin Of Kansas voted with
the Republicans, as uii Allen (Pup.l
OF Nebraska. Murphy OF New YORK
was paired against conilrmati1n.
The frst vote WIS taken upon the
confirmation Of Allen, ami he wa. con
ilrmed by - 10 n, while the vote in
o.her cases stood a 10 ~ In favor Of
confirmation.
After the Indian agencies were dis.
posed Of the uppointmeut Of Henry W.
smith OF Virginia 10 be oDiUf Justice
Of New Mexico was taken up And tho
same hpht made upon him. He was
nlsO confirmed by party vote.
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TELEGR APHI C.
FROM EASTAND WEST
Tho Contest Between tho Ylsilalt and
YalEyrie Yesterday.
DANGER OF RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
In tie Storm-Siricken Dlstrict-An-
other Robbcr Captured.-A
Zig Four bid.

NEW York, Oci.5.-Binlled by light
winds, tho yachts vigilant and VAL
kyTle, which started today ON the hrst
Of the international races for the Am
erlca's cup, were compelled to abandon
the contest. Tho English cutter was
then mile In advance Of the Nigilant
and the point for which they started
almost ak hours before was yet miles
away.
II was a keen disappointment to the
thousands who had stood by tho rails
and chung to vantage ground on board
the steamers all day. Tho oyerpowef-
ing attraction OF race between Eng
lish aud American prize-winneie drew
the biggest flotilia that over aailed 10
Sandy Hook TO see yacht race, anu
every boat was crowded, too. From
the deck " the steamer Republic Atsc-
clated Press reporterb dispatched car.
rier pigeons with tho earliest news OF
the start, finish and progress OF tho
contest.
There was, as a matter OF fact, no
actual contest between tho yachts.
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ST., LOUIS, Oct. 6.-At tho Afternoon
session Governor Tillman Of South
Carolina took the door. He declared
the financial question presented but
another slavery problcm-a white
slavery. AatO seCtionnlirm, every sec.
ton did anu would vote Es IT, inter.
eats demanded. He declared himToli n
Hamburg Tioter, nnd said negro dOml.
nation mhue linn no. lie bad no
apologies 10 make for the attempts 10
secure hOncst government by honest
men, unAwed BY the bayOneis Of
Grants soldiers. lie cited statistics to
show that the West anu South could
control the President nnd Senate
ami within ninu Of u majority VI the
HOuee, anu those men could TO picked
up east OF the Mississippi. Would the
West meet the South?
Governor Lcwelling answered
"WhRt would the governor OF South
Carolina ash? Hos not Kansas cont
ex.cOnfedetales TO Congres,2 Was not
this an olive branch " peaoe7 Was IL
not sufficient pledge that the Old
isaue WINS dead, tho bloody chasm
crossed and the West prepared to do her
parIg"
As Governor Lewelllng closed, Gov.
ernor Tillman arose, and the two COVER
nors grasped hands on the common
platform amid cheers, which subsidized
only when the convention exhausted
itself.
with the cessation OF the cheers the
question wac put ON the majority re-
port Of tho committee on resolutions
and II was adopted unanimously, IN
the form telegrRphed last night.
The resolution providing Tor the call
for national silver convention Ia
January was withdrawn, and alter the
Transaction Of some minor busiaess
the convention adjourned zine die,
having fret provided Tor calling nn-
other conventional deemed neoetsiry,
by the president and secretary Of the
Pan American Bimctallic League.
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SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE.

In addition 10 regular trains, special
trains wliliun 80 iollowii
FROM Cache VALLEY POINrs, oct.
jth, oh aud 7;b, leaving PltstUn a.
2..5 pm, passing Logan ut 1881,
fch6 Junction a. 4:ll, Bhghsm 5!ll,
willsrolG.D, Hot Strlugs 5:4O, Harris
vile 6'6g arrive salt Lake 1850 pm,
On Oct. 9Th, 5lh aud 6lh, returning
spuuial viii leave Salt Lake ut 1850
U.in., arrive Preston at l!O0 pm.
FROM OGuES, Oct, Gth, 7Ih and slh,
leaving NJ s:-1 puip posing Hooper at
s.4n, Syrgou.o Junouun s:i5, Lsytou
s.j2, Kbysvlllp $3.50, Pennington 9'05,
Crniuryille oil, Woods Cross O.l5;
arrive Salt LEhu $3.50 am.
Returning special viii leave Salt
Lake at $3.50 pm. ANA arrive Ogden at
O:4O.
FROM juan, oct. Oh, 7th and slh,
lc.yi.E Juub 5.3J am. passing
Ssnnquiu $3.50 paysun 7.U6, Spanish
Fufk I'D, Rpunryillr 7H3, Provo 745,
American Fork sl7, Lchls.2i, Draper
s.bi, Randy 0 40, Junction y.u1, lovou-
.usapsOl3, Grriusnia BlGj FWnuklyu
DIS, arrive salt Lake ~ 0.ij ann,
Returning special VIII leave Salt
Lake at o uu.
FROM TERMIS Us oct. Oh, It'll
uud S,h. LrsvluV Terminus ~ a'm.
Passing TNoeic S.l7 Elda 800, arrive
salt Lake O.3Ua,w.
Returning special VIII leave salt
Lake NJ o pm. ID. h, HURLEY,
Gon'l Agt. Pass. Dept.
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Only 2 Days More
In Which TO Take Advantage Of
Drs. Mansfield and Bissett's
Grand Offer OF Pee Treatment
and Free NJ dicines for Two
Weeks.


The pcopio are gratnsd. Thcy express
their statItudd. They are granted The chance
10 tcst the XIII OF the moot succcfs'ul spe.
riaIists iira. Manifold ami rfHuoihtga.
throughout the western static nud tCrr.tOrius,
without t costing them cent i0r mo torn
of two wrOGa They are not required 90 fign
any nrtirlga u Agreement ihli cuWpUl4 them TO
continue treatment at the oUd u Two weeks.
urs Mansfield and Nissctfe Offer Oh tho puhir
siands iust ne IL reads free ftcatmcnt aud
ircu Me ucinra Tor two we'tHl n ofl'f inst hll
ABILITY OF thoso Specialize without 10 costing o.
cent.
urs, Mansfield \ Histetia Free ttc1tmcut
b. frro that time arc entitled ~ two weeks.
Fron treatment and medicine from tho date
they commenced. J. cynnu b welcome 20
avail tbrmaolves 81 this gfCat onOf, mo- matter
what uisoaac they may be suffering with OF oi
how long a Standing.
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LINCOLN, Neb., Oct 5.--'fhe Re
publican state convention 10 uOnl-
nate an associate Justice Of the
supreme court 0nd regents VI tho uni.
Nertity met tOdhy. George TrImmtl
pfesiIed. District Judge n. q. Haf-
risOn u Hall cuun'y was nominated
for associate Justice ON the fourth bal.
lot.
When tho convention reconyened
nominations for regent were called Tor
anu mGde without slt eches.
Tho platform ToiterAes the pIlncl.
ples u the party enunoiated nt Mime.
ap0ii, aud denOuuces the "aibitrity
aud uupatfiutic action OF Hoke 5mun
Ia cutting oil the Iensl0ns Of disabled
soldiers without cnuse anu without
hearing"
On tue question Of finance ana silver
II says; "ihe American people, from
tradition mud Interest, favor bimtia 81
ism, and inc Republican party de-
nauded the us0 OF bOlh gold anu ~.
yer ss standsrJ money, with SUCH re.
strictiOns And under such provisions,
to 10 determined by legislation, az viii
secure tho maintenance OF the parity
values Of the Two motalf, ~ the pui.
ohasing aud debi-pay INK powOr Of the
dollar, whether silver or gold, shall be
at all times tqusl.
nntefest producers OF the country,
farmers ana workiugmon demand that
every dollar, paper Or coin, issued by
the government email be gs good 90 auy
other.
ave denouuce the Independent
party in Its enorga 10 array West and
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An important Letter from New York TO Mr.. FYLk,
Of Walker Bros 8 Fyer Co.
.Meto York., September e4, 1898.
Dear ur. FBier,

NetO York; September En- 1925.
Dear .ur. Fylor
Wo hare not had the pleasure of'selliH6 you
any Cloaks This fdH So suppose yoU are like MANI
other large heycr in the free Sitvcr States crying hard
times and rafting 10 il the country is going to the
does Wen, 10 Is not old boy. although 10 hail close
caH, must ddniH. But times much better notc,
anu the great cru from toH b. confined to the
Ladtes. That wiH be for CLO.4ES anil must be
eLatcd Here is an opportunity for Vou to ito ErsJ,
GtedlJr,L md Successfully. Or Aco loaiifte sacgDeH
Wio make Hslaree cities oHy icit return, here S1ttr-
day after n ten d0Dy1triD and co ShtH seH their
a"pics consisting NJ 25Oe.A,EHt ELEGiNT and
S7LLM SUITS. d{ChETS. C.iPES.' Etc., upon their
rettJ9 hot0 nee HaR 0H.uioug To d5 ps9pio
Ltsi1csrt BoD this therefore offer Y9t the
entire Ion L0Degi Prices. LeSs 80 per cent oil.
Ihisis eTREfTEST BARG.fEN IN CLO4KS oGtrcd
this aaeon One 0f DrtHofDaL yeaeoas for ogeriRg
mis- Sarri3cc ficc Is account 0f c0nfRiH6 line
to b. Altman Co.. so ce are not permitted to sell
anithin6 In NeH Iol. .ND,0. Fylcy, TELEGRAPH ms at
0Hcc on recciut of lis II Y0U accept the QBcr, tctU
express them To you N9ffQ pm. at latest
l0trs thly
d. W.NiRGENBRft{E wih
SAMUEL OPPEEHEif.& co.
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HALLWAY nrArIsTIcs.
Mileage. Money Earned aud Casual.
ties Reported.


ties Reported.
wAsmsGToN, Oct. Following IL
an abstract OF the iiiin statistical re-
port Of the Interstate Commerce COIN
mission, Just submitted:
Total rHilway mileage Of the country
June 80, 1892, III 1913 miles. Increase
during the year, $3.50 miles, being the
smallest reported for number Of years.
Total number OF locomotives, 80, 1896
total number Of cars, l,2l5,OO2, a de'
cid.d increase In rolling stock. Mum
Der OF passengers carried per passenger
locomotive, 63,3g0i number of freight
ears per million tons Of freight, 1927, n
decrease oi 10. Total number % EN-
pioyos, S2l il5; an increase Of $3.50.
capitalization Of from lG:,S57 miles
covered by the report, $40 22d, 7i5, 1870;
si,833. ,TG3 Of this Ia represented by
sticks agd s5,053,03s, 0b0 by funded
debts. The mortgage bonds amounted
20 si,3O2, 57O,O93, for tho previous
year. The above figures show an In.
oreaee IN Capitalization during the
year 1892 Of s3O7, 203, llO.
The total number Oi passengers car.
ried by the railways during the year
was $50, 1853, 900.
Tho gross earnings from operations
during this year were 81, i'll ,4O7, 3i3,
operating expenses, s7Sy,g9T, 800; net
earnings, 1890, 4U0,3i7. Tue Income of
railways Ir0n investments was 81 n,
300, 7s2, making the net income IRON
operations $3.50, 87O,l2D.
The number OF railway employees
killed during the year was 1854, ueiug
le,G than tue previous year. The
saN NUf d,
excess Of the previous year, being
2s,267. The number Of passenger.
killed was largely In excess Of the
previous yoar, being S7j In 1892, n,
hgainst 2O3 IN 1901, while the numboi
Of passengers injured WAS 3227 In l6O2
" against 2772 IN 1891.
The largest number Of casualties Il
employees resulted from coupling aud
uuoOupling cars. Largest number oil
passengers from collisions aud derail
mvnts.
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CATARRH since A BABY

Was the condition Of Miss Craig Of
Denver, Colorado. She writes - per-
sonaI letter TO DIR. Mansfield aud
Associates;
parents should watch tho.rohndrcn closely
and when they 500 their little ones with their
nose cloggei up, cauting uom 10 go about
with their mouth open in order to obtain sum
Client arr or hear them coughing. gassnF aud
splitting they should 80 At once 10 specialist
aud have tho trouble cared tor al once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

BEELtS, Oct. 6.--rhn PySs che lei
tuHg sayS It hsa received tulvgums
reporting very serious change Ia
Pence BismAtck's health. The
Tog,Jiou hiss received Telegram from
Of the Loiitls ZcituHg, which has rela.
tiOns with tne government, that
Prince bismarck Ia gradually sinking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 5.-The fret
serious outbreak since thu strike OF the
boiler makers on the Big Four began,
occurred nj the Molrilsld shois today.
II u guafd appeared lac was at once
afssilrd by shower Of rocks and
compelled TO retire, by young men
who Bympathized with the stfikvfB. a
policeman who was being assailed
pulled n revolver and fired. The
bullet struck man named bismm In
the hand. Stamm showed MS bleed.
log hand and 1t caused much indigua-
ton.
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Two Days More Of Free Treat
ment and Free Medicine. Apply
Before Oct. q.
Their Credentials.

rr, T. u. Mansfield IA a graduate OF the Ohio
Medical College, Cincinnati, one ~ the oldest
Hud most notable Institutions Of IT, Eind IN
ihis rountry lie hiss foidthe most hou1rHhIC
rnhlnnna ~ MY class whilst al cnil'ge, ami HE
diploma bear the written endorsements Of the
druna OF prominent medical college,, btsldrr
being forina|y oniursud by tho socroiAura Of
Nhuois eouny aud state medical s0cioucS
Dr. y. A. Biss0it 10 graduate. Of tho
Wooster uniycrslty ~ W0oaier, ono. and nf
Quecu's uniyursity NiulitN school. "a british
lusututlon." aud hu also t0lE n couraa Of
clinical lectures ~ tho lic'leyua Hospital of
New York 10th gUnt'omon, after thorough
no ptai cNncfiunCo, have devoted their hNcs
o. the practice OF thuir ann'itluni, with what
tuccg1s the daily papers Will show.
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~ nm seventeen yotfs Old aud have been
imirtc with ratarrh finro was Two or three
yuaft ola barring 90 thola years have con.
uhuAly tuHefnl tom an annoying hacking
ny turuht would accumulate ana 10 would take
innF tine each morning 20 clear my throat
MY upprttn 10 tunes was poor. Nov, afinr have
ing taken lr Mansfield and Associates, treat.
mont Tor three munlhs 1 an prepared 10 say
that ny ratarr1 IL cured, Aui I freely recon.
mund those gCntcmru aud their ire t,mrnt Co
other chrouic disease" bECKu yiAig.
May ;, 1893
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NEW YORR, oct. 5.-rhe seventh "
the series Of billiard game. between
Roberts and Ives played poorly and
Roberts again went ahead. When the
niternoon play was over Roberis'ascote
was 800, and Ivea'r scoie 5O3S. At
the evening game Roberto ran out Ia
tho fotty5eyenth innings, with an I'M
iinishcu brcah Of ten, which made the
total tor tue night 1000, while Ives
only made 743. Entire tcOrr:
Roberts, 0iJO; Ives, 57s6. .
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SpRiHGFIELD, Macs, Oct. hilary
Tyler broke the WORLDS fucDrd for q
mile from standing s,agt, aud Me-
DudCe aud Clark broke the wntlI's
record fof mile for tandem with a
flying start today. Tyler, with three
Gets Of pacemakcrs, made n mile in
2.0l 3.5, breaking the worlds record
for the Distance by 3 S-5 seconds. Ty.
Ter Rto broke tue wollu's record for a
half aud thrce.qunflrr mile. Time BY
quarters, :82, l;j2, 1880 80. 1901 IS.
In the trIsl Tor half o milo tauIsm,
l.. A. McDuiivo aud Jnmps CLARK Cow
cred the distance In g!Ol IL, beating
the w0rld'e record four seconds.
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Another Northern Pacific Traiu Rob.
her Caught.

Another Northern Pacific Traiu Rob.
her Caught.
TACOMA, Wash, OiL 5.-The last
one OF the Northern Pacific traid rob.
bets was captured this morning near
Kallspel, Mont. -Four robbers were
taken aud NTH man, John Shipman,
killed. The captured men are: Charles
Jonee, nlins Charles kiDcHi1, w0uud-
90; Ben Hall, alias Joe MaltUcks, shot
through the thigh and not expected
to live; Char,s Btoan. The name oi
the man caught with them Is un-
known.
The bandits can be- tried on three
charges, robbery, Tor killing two ~ the
posse, and tho rubbing Of the United
states mall train. The capiofs Will
yet the $1,000 offered b. tie company
AID state Of Montana, besides the
standing Ufler OF the Federal govern
ment.
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WALLACE, Ida, Oct. 5.-lrhv Union
miners Oh Canyon creek have decided
20 70 on with tho strike ana not ACCEPT
the tondcr Of the mine Owncfs tor $3.50
for miners anu 81 ioricAr men anu
shovelers. Tho Butte union, which
has loaned the looAl union here con.
siderable money, scut IN delegalee and
they demanded that the strike be
carried on. The mine owpeta say
they will put competent men ut wOfk
as last as they can get them.
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From points north and east Of Ogden
anu south Of Payson, October AN to
sth, inclusive, 5000 for return uutil
October l5ih; aud from all other pOiuts,
including r. l.. & W. AMI Utah n
brhnohui, October 9Th tn sth,
inclusive, gooi igr return until October
l2,h, 1893.
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WAsIuNutON, oct. 5.--JudFe Chae.
ID. Long, vi Detroit, u member vi the
supreme court VI the state, has fil,d ~
petition for "a mandanus Ia thu district
supreme court to compel the commil-
eiOner Of pensions to pay the plaintiff
the pension which, he holds, II illugnlly
suspended. This viii bripg out the
whole question Of the action u Pension
Commissioner Lochrau In susprnding
pensions.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
UrAuAsp sALrI4Hu oISAL co.

UTAu AND SALT LAKE. CANAL Co.
Principal place OF business. ealt Lake CITY,
Utah.
NOTigE ~ liEnEBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting NJ the trustees hold On tho
gth day Of september 1897. hu assessment OF
500 per share was levied on the capital stock
u the corporation, payable 10 the Secretary NJ
tho general once ~ the company, room No.
10 constitution BUILDING, salt Lgku Ciiy, Utah,
before the 1T dsy 81 November. 1919.
any stock upon which this ASSIGNMENT may
remain unpaid on the ~ day ~ nov ,l-lA will
hH delinquent AMI advertised Tor uhlO At public
auction, aud unless payment n made before,
will be- SOLD on the 2snG day OF November, at 4
pm, l.Y3. TO prv The delinquent assessment
together with tho cost of advertising aud ca.
pouso OF sale
salt Lake CITY, oct 3, iNG
GIDEON a. gibbs.
Secretary.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SOUTH JOEpAN CANAf, Co.
Principal place OF business, salt Lake CITY,
Utah.
NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN THAT
~ asa meeting Of gho trustees held on tho
Ith day Of September, 1895 an asueth ment of
"a cepts por shHre was levied on tho capital
stock OF the Curporatiun, payable 10 the ferrp.
tary At tho general once Of tho company, room
No. .O- Constitution BuiieinE tnlt Lake CT,
ANY stock upou which this assessment may
remain unpaid On the ist day Of Nov. lHgl win
be- delinquent and advertised Tor sale NJ public
auction. and unlcft payment n made Llfutc
will hi sold on gnd day Of Doc At pm, l.i8
10 pay the delinquent hasesfinont, together
with Inc cost Of ud1ortsing and expense VI
fRlH.
GIDEON A. GiRns.
secretary,
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ties Of Jeiiefson and PlsquomiuB voted
money and VI once sent rcllc; exredl-
lions.
a dozon luggeTe reached New Or
leans from portions Of the storm
country today, all crowded with reiu.
gees. There are now between 200 and
300 In town.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Sp,CIal Rates 10 Salt Lake City for
SxtAlOurth Stmi.Annual
(NleTeHCe,
OCTOBER GTnSO STH, 1898.

Fer the sixiy.fouth eml-annual
Conference Of tho Chur& OF jesus
Christ Of Laiter.dsy salnisN oe'ouet
h 10 Sth, the following faNs arc
authorized for the sale OF rounN ltl'
Tickets 10 Salt Lake CITY, vlaNfL,
Union Pacific
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06
msn,y nnln ln ,tesleo.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 5,-Heavy
rains cue last ten days have caused uu-
precedoutcd high wster. There II
great damage TO property in the sub
urus. The city Is almost completely
surrounded by water The situation Is
serious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

South ngainst the North aud Etsl,as
sentiment fsectioua.ism as bad q that
advanced by ValluJinFham Ia the
dsys Of the rebellion, and AZ unp1tri-
otto and dangerous to the public vel
inte.0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

The name chosen Tor our institute IA not done
To Witguldc anyone, and ftnnda without any
religious or political moaning, 10 being tho
Intention ~ Dr. Manthold aud nIssstt 30
make o. reputation equal 10 H. name. The