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alleg ing embezslement, misappropris.
ton ami forgery. Donaldson besides
owning a majority Of the stock u the
First National bauk Of Marion, Kan,
controlled two state banks. His trans.
actions through them were not
ruccessiul, aud IN 1855 lac CllsUi out
two emnll hanhn, Rnd securing con.
siderable money from the Marion
bank, started the Union Trust com any
Of Sioux City, la. As feeders i0r 10 lie
established a chain Of hanks In Iowa,
eleven in number. The ventures,
however, did not develop according 70
expectations, ana from Subsequent
events II becomes apparent that hu
determined 10 realize what cash lie
could and leave the county.
Accordingly last winter hu opened
~ brauch Cilice here aud disposed Of
a large amount Of the fccuritius aud
assets Of the Iowa concerns. The
Union Ifusl company was among the
nrst financial concerns TO 40 under
when the financial difficulties began
last spring. With II wont down the
eleven Iowa banks.
Doughty Gays an examination Ci
/ that cOmpsuyis affairs shows deficit
/ Of ut least s6UO,OUJ.
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HOUSE coiinIrTrEs,
Radical Changes In tie PsTsonnei In
Sumo Instances.

Same instances.
a list Of the chairmen Of tho COM
mltteus and also the membership OF the
coinage, weights and measures, nnd
the ways and means committees was
published In last evenings NEWS. Tho
following are members Of other i'm.
portant committees;
Appr0priatiOnH-S Texas, chair
man; Breckenridge, Kentucky; Dock
cry, Missouri; Compton, Marylnndi
O'Neill, Massachusetls; Livingston,
GeorgiH; Washington, lcnncseee;
Robertson, Louisiana; BloOEshife,
Indiana; Williams, Illinois; Coombs,
New York; Henderson, Iowa. Cogb'
we'll, Massachusetts; Bingham Penn
sylyania; Dingley, Maiuei Gfoub VIZ
ginia; Cannon, Illinois.
Irrigation aud arid lands-C0oper,
Indiana, chairman; Lislc, Kentucky;
pGschnll, Texas; hhguitc, Caliiornia;
Richardson, Michigan; Pence, Colo
RADIO; Newlands, Nevada Sweet,
Idaho; Doolttle, Washingtoni Hart
man, Montana; rawneyi Minnesota.
refritOries-W Wheeler Alabamu, chair
man; lIilgoro, reNHe; Branch, North
Carolina; Donovan, Ohio hrbba,
PunuBylVanlLi Atnolut Nlhlhtj nun
ter, Illlnois; Simpson, Kansas; BOeo,
Minnesota; Perkins, Iowa; Scranton,
Pennsylvanis; Leievre, New York;
Avery, Michigan; Smith, Ar1JnH;
joseph, New Mexico.
MISREPRESENTATION, Texas, chair.
man; Oaier, AlRbamW 5tOckJAle, Mis-.
gissipp; Goodnight, Kentucky; noRn.
ner, Luulsisnu; Layton, Ohloi Waller
ton, Penusylynnia; Willows, New
York; Lane, Illinuie; Bailey, Texas;
Ferry, ArEnusis; Ray New York;
Pnwers, Vermont BuoderigE, klnsae;
w. A. stone, rennsylyauis; Updo,
rran, Iowa; Cuilds, Illinois.
MI. Rawlius, Utah'a delegate, r. n
member OF the committees on @ image,
weights anu .meuutcR private lauu
claims and mines ami mining.
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EDISBURu, Aug. 2l.-A statue Of
Abraham Lincoln, erected no u mem
utlal h. tho SCottish.A merioan soldiers
ia the American civil war, was uu.
yelled here today In the presence Of
the municipal authorities, many die.
tinguished guests, number Of AmeTi.
cana aud "a large crowd OF residents of
Edinburg, including most Of the
elite OF the town and people from the
surrounding country. The statue,
which Is OF br0uIs, rtanda upon a base
OF polished red granite. UpOn tho
surbaso slts q freed slave in bronze, his
face turned up TO Lincoln, who holds
in his right hand tho emancipation
proclamation. Several battle tlngB, also
la bronze lie beneath the outstretohed
left hand OF the slave.
The monument was erected ia n
cemetery rot apart iOr tie burial Of
Scotch mefican soldiers. The Cere.
mouy Of uuveiling was IMPOSING o. d
NJ an international character, tho pres.
euce of large detachment VI Argyle
and S0utherlani Highlandera (Prr-
cess Louise's rrglmuntl lending strik.
ing feature 10 the SEQ ..
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rhnrEla MIlh I.mh.,.I,menl.

INDfANArJLts, Aug. 2l.-rhis after.
noon Theodore y. HaughUy, president
VI the wrecked indianapolis National
bank, was arrested at his home near
this city, ON warrant charging him
With emutzzlement ami interpolation
Of the funds and creuits ot the bank.
The Federal authorities also arrested
his son, Schuyler q. Hgughey, prcsi-
dent OF tie indianapolis CutIcd
Hair works anu Indianapolis Glue
works, ana Francis a. Colin,
PRECEDENT uf the Indianapolis Cahi.
net company; Pctc,val COfin, Vice.
president Of tic company, ami Albert
r. Reed secretary OF tho same. Young
Haughoy, CONN and Rccdafu charged
with having aided ana Rboltod the
elder Haughey IN tho cmbtzzlcmcni
ami incorporation Of credits charged
against him.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,
The Cholera in Hungary Worse than
Reported by The Government.
GormauS's Emperor said 60 Have
IKpr'sstd ats sympathy for
Hing itumbert,

LONDON, Aug. 2i.-Tho Daily AdUs
sent a medical clmmiasloncr 10 Hun
gary 10 investigate tho cholera. He
reports that IA the short valley back "
Thesis 200 perH0us were seized, OF
whom niuety died silcs the 10Th. At
the town Of Drlatyu, in Nadworra,
fixlccn were seized on tho l6th aud oil
died. The inhabitants believe the
doctor poisoned his PATIENTS m order TO
Btop the Injection. The COmmiteiOugr
concludes that there n no DOUBT that
the government has concealed the eX-
istonce Of cholera Ia Hungary for
commercial reasons.
Olhor reports state that 1000
Italian navyies working on the rail.
way In LembJrg are panic stricken
owing to the death Of seventeen COM
radeB from cholera.
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KANSAS CIIY, Aug, 2l.-Henry
Wuulmcr, attorney Tor Special BhnE
Examiner Latimer, acting o. agent
iur TIE First National Bank NJ Marion,
Kan, tlei attachment today against
Geo. ID, Galbruilh, special bank exGmi-
ner IN charge Of the National Bank Of
Kansas city, tho National Bank o..
Commerce anu the American National
bank, by L.. NJ. Doualdp0n, president
Of First National Bank " Marion,
Kan.
1t Is charged that Donaldson secured
loans from the bank nj which he IL
President for personal uss without
adequate security. He has since
disappeared, aud the bank Is shorI
S23, Ois.
Joseph Doughty Of Sioux CITY awore
cut warrant for DOnglds0n's arrest,
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Anll.Treneh n,mon.lralIons.

ROME, Aug. 2l.-ln Genoa anti
French demonstrations were In pro
gruss throughout tue evening. The
uutvrl burned an omnlDua aud many
street booths.
Ia Naples several collisions between
tho police gnd nnti-Frenoh ngitat0fB
have taken place this evening. The
people were marching In the streets At
10 O'Clock shouting ior vengeance on
France.
THE ITALIAN MiNisrKR's REGREIs,
PARIS, Aug. 2l,-SignOr kessemRn,
Italian minister, cnllvu upon Premier
Dupuy and informed him Of the feel
ing aroused IN Italy by the AiguCs
MOttes affair. At the same timo no ex.
pressed regret that such bitter anti.
French maniiealOeH were issued In
Ilaly, and that the French consulate
ut Messlna had been attacked and in
iuTeu by rioters.
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rAGLAs, rexas, AUG. 2i,-word has
boon received from Palo Pinto Of o.
horrible tragedy lnst evening. Jame-
BY and Ida Beatty. returning iIom
church together, were met by T.
Males, a rejected sutton Of the young
lady. Without a word he thUt BY
through the heart. He then knocked
Mics Beatty lrom her horse with the
Quit Of his gun, aud placing the
muzLlr 10 her temple blew her brains
out. Males finished the awful crime
by sending bullet through his own
skull.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

OARLAND, lllF., Aug. 2l.-A large
crowd " men arc out hunting for
Louis Myers who IL wanted Tor "A
diab0lical crime. Last Friday he went
10 the house OF u noighbOr and ASSAULT
ed Mrs. WIN, seriously injuriug hur.
shortly after no met hi1 cleven.yCar.
old niece on the road aud assaulted
her and afterwards hanging her TO a
tree. She was found aud cut down
before life was extinct, but is not OK.
pectod % live. After this deed Mytra
returned home, beat his vito aud ouo
Of his children severely AMI then took
10 the woois, carrying with him a
ride and rov0lyOu.
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The Former says Some Hard Things
of tho Latter,

NEW York, Aug. 2l.-Dr Carl
Peters, the African explorer, talking
today about Stanley, made some
severe comments on that gontleman's
way Of treating his fellow traveller.
"Staplcy lived on good food himself"
said Peters, sand allowed his men 60
live ~ the negroes did. french mi.-
siongtles TOLD me they vlsiled 5tnnlcy'a
camp At Usumbriet aud saw Stanley
Hliting at tho head OF the table eating
European diet aud drinking claIut
while Emiu rasha and oiher members
OF his party ate negro diet snd drank
water. some Of the white men Of
SlanlOy's party had to abandon their
tents and sleep Ia the open air 40 that
stanley's wine could bo taken along.
az am also told by one VI tho mis-
sionnries that when ono Of hInnlry's
companions had fever and vas not
ahlo to 10 on, Stanley took u horse
whip and logged him, saying, ~ my
white men fall down what VIII tho
nugtues do" Peters had much moro
To say IN the same vein. lie inclines
to tho belief TINT Emin Pasha Is Sill
living.
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INV York, Aug. gl.-A meeting
Of the New York delegates 10 the
Chicago bimeiallic convention was
held this afternoon. 10 brought to-
Rulhof tho supporters Of bimctallism 10
complete arrangements lot u general
mass meeting ut Cooper Union next
ThunIUy evening. Among the speak
or4 will bp Congrelsmun Bland, Bryan
Bailey and General A. J Warner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

BUFFALO, n. y, Aug. 2l.-Ii l.
feared that Mascot, the champion
PAGER, has run his last race. NJ Fort
Wayne on Saturday the golGing was
withdrawn from tho race because his
condition was totally UNIT 10 finish
An examination by q veterinary SUR
COON disclosed the tact that Mascot had
Teen foundoTed. Mascot paced the
fastest mile ON record In 4:Oi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 2l.-United
Slatos District Judge Bellenger today
rendered q decision Ia tho case Of the
United States W.. this Oregon d Call.
1fnia and Oregon Ccntml Railroad
companies, commonly known A. lhe
"Quadfant care.n The decision IL
adverse TO tbs railroad companies anu
declares the lands iu the qundfan
forfeited to the government. About
100000 acres Of land are Involved
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LoNDON, Aug. 2l.-GlaJslono moved
the adoption Ot tho resolution, notice
of which WIS given Friday last, To
npplv the clulure TO the report stage Of
tnt homo rule bin on Friday nexi.
Joseph Chamberlain, unlonist loader,
then submitted his amendment, do.
ollriDg the governments glfopoanl
calculated TO degrade tho house iutO
a voting machiuu, doprlving tho Brlt.
ish majority OF ile constitutional
rights, anu ought therefore 10 DO with
drawn,
After some diacuaaion tine house 10.
leo,ed the amendment by . vote OF 900
10 lbh.
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SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.


u pieces 81 good quality figured china
silks, reduced from 1jc 60 noe pcr yard.
20 pieces Of CLANCY Bros. bost figured
china and sumh silks, reduced from sl.2
20 600 por yard.
10 pieces figured chnngoablo silks, re-
ducou from Soc TO Doe Dor yard.
10 piucus ui line Bedford Cords, In light
shades, reduced from ~. 200 lHc Vur ward.
% pieces ul new and choice woayca in
summer drus goods, ranging iu price
from sl,-' tu Nlg pUr yard. win Doc cleared
out ui one urlcoHlnc per yard. This
the greatest bargain ever offered Ia thi.
or any other city.
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City Ticket Ono', 2Oi Main Street.
hurley, cent AfL rasssr, Dept
A. DICKINSON, General Manager,
FL IuAlAN, %. A. Is ~ Agent.
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard Gusuo
! llas ruRsuIT IlEE rAEla
Ia Enect Iuiv SON. 1904

ITAvrs sAtr LAKE
No 9-Tor Provo, ulnEHam, Mhhntch
aus HlI points tasts.s.,s,.,ssss.s. sos an.
ko,G.-lur Provo. Grand Junction and
al points Ea!s.,...... ,....--. 1Ilp'tn
No, t--T0r lU.U.l llruyp, hauu,
and saInA ....... ,,,.s.,s.. .... Z ill pam
No. G-F0r ogden aud WCag.,s.....,....llia l pin.
No. l--f0r ogden and Che West ,.,..,- u 10 a'ih
am urs gtfr ftEH
No. l--Trom IuTota, Provo. Grand
junction bnd tho Enht. ,-...,..,..t o. am.
Nc, E-Irum Provo, Grand JanlllOn
and rho EaaL,,.a,s,,.,gs,.,..,l III 100 pm.
10 5-From bingham, ftufo, hnnu
aud hl.IuH ........r.s ...,,.,..,., tllp,ms
No 2-FEam Ogden and mo NcsL...,,. ll An.
No. t--fT0W Ogden uni mo west .4. ''tg MA
Only limo running through Pullman Palace
uuuhIn DrBwuu Room Nltupcrs 90 Denver via
Grauc JuGrr1u and to hHnsaH Guy nnd thicA-
80 via Colorado points and only limo running
Pullman -IruHurH SALE lnkr ~ SON Francisco.
kochanEosg cI01a connections. haio,E speed
and comfort
lbrr.tar.rn $40. 81 ''. gun Nou'a ~.
no. IODtE. A. A., Mkl.uI III. LkNNErr
Gen. AaaagsE eon. tupt toH.t Al. A
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PiIIsHUag, Aug. 2l.-Employment
was given TO-DAY 10 butwcou 1000 and
TO- 900 idle men In this vicinity by re-
sumption VI operations in Iron ana
steel plants. Among thu mills Te.
sumiug are tho Black Diamond steel
works, portions OF Jones G Lsughliu's
Iron aud Ptoel plant, aud tho National
Tube works.
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WAsHINGyoN, d. g.. Aug. 2l,-The
first general conferences Oi negro
Democrats was held Ia this city today,
nuu was characterized by great haT-
mouy. About Ehy de.ogaloa were
present. tho object OF the conference
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

BERLIS, Aug 2l.-A report Is current
that Emperor William has charged
Prince Henry Of Prussia to express to
King Humheft Of Italy his nympgthy
Ia connection with the Aiguus Mortes
unAir. The report has not been con.
ffmod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

BOISE, IJn., Aug. 2l.-At Caldwell
today tho huuer uf "a family named
BroUkfhiTc, lately from MisaDuTli
burnoj. Two children, aged tour ANA
two year,, were burned TO death
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Mems Clothing and Furnishings.

Our on.iro stock OF mons aud boys
CLOTHING must go a. any price.
100 boys suits cut from sLUu 90 sl.sl.
rs mons suits, sold everywhere Tor
sll.0J, go a. $500 suit. How's that
90 outing ilnnuol suits. very stylish
stripes, cut from $3.50 10 $50 a suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

DENvER. Col, Aug. 2i,-hn ovouir x
paper says William X. Perry, cE.cltts
" tho county court, ana "a well known
politician, u short So, 600 Ia bis nc.
counts as trustee Tor various estates.
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being TO take steps towards oficctiug "a
negro Democratic league by organic
ing subOfdiuate state loigues.
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SHOES. SHOES.

200 pairs Ladies' oxford Ties, In all
styles, paIont tip and plain. square toes
and opera, worth sl,fu, $500 aud 500,
We viii close them out At sl2U.
Al our Ladies' $500. $500 and $500
oxford Tics, In tan and blncl. will be sold
al $3.50. In ull styles.
Mons low cut Calf aud kangaroo
Shoes, hand sowed, regular price sj.Ol,cuI
20 $3.50.
Mons Elmo Calf Shoes, Taco and Con.
rrosH, regular prico 3 90, cut 10 $50
This Is q great bargain.
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SPECIAL SLAUGHTER SALE
or CLoAEs, MILLINERY, WAISTS, Ere
ALI OuH GtN0HAAL MUSLIN AHD
SILK WAISTS WILL BE CLEARED
OUT REuARpLEss or Cosr.

90 porcalo waists reduced from $3.50 to
zoe each.
All our $500 and $3.50 waists reduced
20 sl.2i ouch.
70 hdief china silk ssrpontino Waists
cut from 5000 10 SJ.sA
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AIrRrn NIL.nN wANILn.

An AIIrgIu lWhrfIl0r IThNTa
ogden.
OGuEN. Utah, Aug. 2l,-Ioday n
warrant WINS Issued for the arrest Of
Alfred n Nelson, formerly secretary
and manager OF the Building & Saw
inrs association Of this city, for the
umhezzlemunl u the fuuda Of the com.
pnny. THE estimated shortage isHbout
$4,000 Nelson aud family LEFT ioi
parts unknown carly ihis forenoon.
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WANTED.

XITANTED - EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w they can got cHstngs Tor aipv0a, ranges
and furnaces. Nupairs done on shortest uOucc.
Apply 1oalcn liros,, iit 4, 4n1 south
NlrANrED-HEAD uorEL wAlTEn,
w $50 tout Of rity,l wine cellar porter, so
and board, rent solicitor aud collector. salary
ana commission, man hud vito 90 manage
creamery and bakery. Particulars, ENohAngp,
ls's O., tlrst south.
NTAmIEp JANIrog WITHOUT rS.
VI Cumuraucc tout u cityA So and irgc
rent. PARTICULAR, l,', 3, ~ south
G-E TO 40 PR MONTH, CITY
- - and Territory tllcamau Tor "a
uMHFU house. Particulars, .sb q, ICE south.
IDUEAp AND CAKE HAEER. CAlI.
ID iurua 0id0r nnd cigar fi'csmnn. Mc1i.
cal lecturer uu thu road luHNmuut house
salesman Parucuihra, bur.ncss Exchange,
l-a List south suoet.
4 lOlLEurugs HEADQUARTERS, lsS X,
X lst south,
pENuSG mEAbQUAHrEHs, is, Il. ~
II south street
IDUsINE-a EXCHANGE uaAuQuAE
- tors, l'l L,lst touih street
- hRDAlN uEANQUAKrEHs, Dr.. H..
ID lst south 81.
A rLhCE EVERYBODY KNOWS. i,.
~ % SOUTH.
NIrANIEp-LAul'- TRAVELLING cost.
w pHnInn, middle aged lady preferred
Experienced ON ihu road TRIO viii extend
over three months tHfuoulArH, Ladies' IN
change, 49, O., fir't south.
Dn MuIE GOOD HlLtAulE GIRLS
~ can hnd employment free OF cost 40
tbo LatlgH IArhauFo, ~ D, 10 south
N{TANIEU-,DuNG LADY - REuEr,
w uuu room attendant Lady FtcuOpra.
ph0r, out of city, buuust pur'or attendant.
OGcD mltEou. Ladies' Exchange, 49, D.. lal
South
CULTIVATION WANTED ny a coon
> cook Huu general Huryant Ladies NJ
DuluFr,ls b., lHt south street,
rIVa BORROW tEW HUNDRED
] dollars. Apply 20 George Goddard, No
GUgtarI's Court
SHEEP WANTED.
g,uFEp WANTEp-I WISH TO TX
- rH8urr Logan tItF uJ farm property Tor
ah,gu j. 4. stewart, logon.
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MILLINERY.

400 now and stylish sailor hats a.
great bargain.
All our trimmed hats NJ hnlf urico.
All Millinery goods must be- ciosod out
1t once. No reserve. Buy thom at your
own figures.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GEEn buys FURNITURE AND
'NtlslNJ tools. candy factory aito oven
aud furniture Tor bakery. ice cream uarlura
complete. ciFlr aud fruit stand. established,
ana Chesp rent $50 tHkns % all W. .. DO.
yam. GO fostoTlc0 block.
~ YoU Wnu TO ENGAGE ~ Any
4 limo % busnves o will pay you o. Gee mc.
w. .. horau. 80 loatonoe Block.
grLTNDIu OPENINGS FOH CAPABLE
- once men 20 set haIf interest in cstsh.
Itshcu b1tilusscf ; 20 e. rs required. w
j. Hogan, so rostofce Hloca
1 HAVE SEVERAL MOE GROCERIES
i for sale from 900 90 500. ". j. Began,
iolostomec Block
TNUHNisuEp HOpNING HOUSES AyD
II hoto.s. centrally located. DO to 90 rooms.
clearing SO tu t-N per month Iricc, 5000 90
5000 " q. Hogan. iil loston.rc bioch.
GENERAL coon PAYING RESTAURANTS.
- lurci $50 90 5000 W. .. uOllu, 30
u YOU wANrA coon PAYING SALOON
Il can on mc. WI. Began, 90 rosiUm.u
Block.
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MONEY BROKERS.

vguNEl mo- IUAN uS IhNNs RND ullh
M property Huu collateral u0pl notes
bought SNORT uwu loans 900 culutHtl notes
Waterman Bros, Room o.. Central Hoes
DN IMPROVED rHurEEn. lN ANY
~ quantity crosby altrnsly, q Main 7I
VI van WISH 40 UDmOW MONEY.
can ON SALT LAKE VALLEY LpAN
q TRUsI COMPANY, o. cl6i, tiu' South
street
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INLEGANr FtyE ROOM COTTAGES IL
- East Waterloo near the drive and no.
polyCra' residence. SO per month, irico 81 ,ojl
Lots luAItl.
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4 ROOM FRAME COTrNGE.NEAH MCCuH.
= m.ts on Centre street, brick cellar, nuo
Wow, hNill foot, $500, Can't hu beat.
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NNrANTEn-ilEAD HOTEL WAtTEu,
w $50 tout Of rity,l wine cellar porter, so
and board, rent solicitor and collector, salary
and commission, man aud vito % manage
creamery and bakery. Particulars, Exchange,
lisa o., ltrHt south
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GROESBECK & ROSE
HOUSES FOR RENT.

A sNAr-5yiO UpD-. FOUR ROOM WuUK.
hafu nud outhouHUs. 1880. Good terms.
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L HAVE SEVERAL NiCE GROCERIES
i fof sale from foo 90 500. w.. j. hogan,
Nu p0stuMur Block
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GEyERNL GOOD PAYING UEsIAUUANrs.
- luGct SD 10 5000 ". y. uolau, 80
ruatum e block
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ODi AUREs On TuE JORDAN NOT.
O - toms, near sandy. FOR sale cheap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-22

4 ENEEAL AGENTS ron TilE COLUMBIA
VI Building and Loan Association. The
tcst Investment m rho country. Loans money
ate per cent
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-01-13

An agreement was last week
reached by the Reading and Penn
syivania railroads, whereby the
tariff for the transportation of coal
will be restored to the rates which
prevailed previous to last Septem-
Der. It will be remembered that al
a meeting held in New York in
August, proposition was presented
to advance rates, and that the Penn.
sylvania refused to acquiesce. The
Pennsylvania also refused to agree
to an advance of coal rates to Phila-
delphia. The Reading accordingly
withdrew all joint coal rates from
the Pennsylvania system, and the
prospect of big fight between these
companies has since seemed eminent.
The agreement Of last week, how
ever, restores rates to the old figure,
and also obviates the possibility Of a
war.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-01-13
Hon John Stewart IF Cham,

Hon. John Stewart, of Chambers.
burg. has been making a careful
study of the evils that attend the
failure of the people of all parties
to participate in the nomination OF
candidates for office. It is an un :
disputable fact that those who do
attend the primaries have more to
do with saying who shall fill the
Offices than have the masses of the
people afterward at the election,
for the latter have practically no
alternative but to vote for those
who may have been nominated. The
rings, machines and bosses ask only
to be ''let alone" when the nomina.
tions are to be made. knowing that
their work cannot subsequently be
undone. There is but one way in
which the people can obtain can
didates and officials such as they
want, and that is by general par
ticipation In tho making Of the
nominations.