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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-13
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Back and between the shoulders,
Chills and Fever, etc? II you have
any OF these symptoms, your Liver ia
out OF order, and your blood IA slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
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Stomach or Bowels II hps no equal
M Liver Medicine. Price 10 cent?.
Free trial bottles at z. Q. NJ. |. Drug
Dept. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-13

J.B. Wilson, S7l clay street, snsrp.
burg, Pa, says he viii not be witnou.
DR.. Kings New Discovery Ict ooI
,umption, Coughs and Coids, tnAl !,
cured his wife who was thtes,eneu
with Pneumonia atieran attack OF IN
Grippe when various other Icineu.es
and several physicians had done nsi
no good. Robert Barber, OF tookspoIt
Pa, claims Or. King's New plscovery
has done him more good than anythlns
he ever used for Lang Trouble. No,h.
Ing like IL. Try II. Free Trial bottles
at A. q, Smith & Co.'S Drug store
Large bottIes. 900. and 81 .OJ. o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-13

The advertising Of Hoods Sarsa-
rnrilla appeals to the sober, common
sense Of thinking people, because IL IL
true; and II ~ always fully substanti-
ated by endorsements which In the
financial world would he accepted
without moments hesitation. They
tell the story-HOOD'5 CURES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-13
How To save Doctor mis-.

7 TWTN NWI'0TTV f7'FIIV NNITHITI9
Many DOCTORS bill has been saved
by the use Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. The name II u household
word In many parts Of the country.
Chamberlain's medicines have an ex.
tensivc sale In the World's Fair city
and many people testify to the merits
OF their different remedies. For sale
by u. q. NJ. /. Drug Dept. d&s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
MAY LAST A YEAR.
Probability Of Il Long Uninterrupted
Session OF Congress.

Washington, d G., Aug. Evidence
is increasing daily that the session Oh
congress beginning next Monday will
bc in full blast for year or more.
There is no Indication now chat there
will be immediate action Oh the sill.
yer question, even when the session
Gets down to business, The house will
Ice slow In organizing. Speaker Crisp
VIII not announce his committees for
nearly two weeks from the opening day.
Meantime nothing can be done.
AS previously telegraphcl, Crisp has
decided that he must 10 some extent
follow i'm the footsteps of Tom Reed
Unless the present rules are changed
ne is aware that the silyerites can tie
up the treasury for an indefinite period,
and congrcSSmeu coming here are ready
10 buckle down to business with no
expectation that the extra session VIII
expire before the regular session he
gins in December
They are coming prepared TO intro
,hlce bills of all kinds and L" intro
ducc many that have failed in past SEES
sionS. There We're upwards OF 600 bl'S
laid over from last session, many having
come within an ace of becoming laws,
Want of time shut them off In many
instances A majority Of these, of
course. were of interest TO different 10
caHties. such AS public building bills,
etc There are any number of general
Importance The pure food bill VIII
hob up again ard many other meas
urcs of a like nature. Bills for the ad-
mission of several territories viii b"
brought forward NJ the extra session
without doubt
OF course ambitious statesmen VIII
want TO begin tinkeriug the tariff at
the earliest possible moment lit may
100 that Mt The democratic caucus later
ON il may be decided to try and smut
of this class of legislation until the
sherman law fight is ended The 't
tempt viii doubles result in complete
failure
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
NAVAJO FIRST

Royal southampton Yacht Club Re
Gatta-B Britannia ana NalRyrie Out
London, Aug. 1.-The Royal South
ampton Yacht Club regatta WAS sailed
today, the course being the same GOV
cred yesterday in the Royal London
Yacht Club regatta The Nalllyrie and
britannia did not start. The con
testautS were the American yacht
Navahoe and the English yachts Sata-
nita. Calluna and Iyema. The Nayahoe
led. closely oIlowed by the Satanin,
Calluna and Iverns. The Navahoe and
Satanila passed and repaSsed each
other repeatedly on the way out, but
the Navahoc kept the lead on the way
home. though Sutanita gained slightly
The Navahoe won. with the Satanita
second. The CaIluna carried away
her bobstay and withdrew The lverna
also gave up.
The race for the queens cup by
yachts Of the Royal Yacht Squadron
over tfty.mtle course was won by
Lord punraveu's Nalkyre. the Prince
Of Wales Britannia second and the
Meteor third The Navahoe was not
eligible and did not take part
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
UNFORTUNATE EMPLOYEES.
Many Of Those at the Worlds Fair
Are Compelled 10 Half StarYe
Themselves

ChiugO. Aug. Major j. g. Pang
horn. president IF the Associated
American Exhibitors "a the fair in "A
recent speech before the commission
ers said the rhiug that is most seriously
iniuriug the exposition is the cNorbllant
schedule of prices maintained IN the
restaurants upon the grounds. The
truth of this statement Is not to be
doubted, but IFS truly dire effects win
be found to operate in another direction
than merely Ia dctIact from the paiu
attendance Those who suffer most
from these rates are the employees in
the various buildings. The great
majority OF these work upon small
salaries and are unable consequently
to pay daily for one OF two good
square meals at these restaurants.
They are forced to partakc as a result,
of most insufficient repast at midday,
when they ought, by al the laws of
hygiene, 10 eat to their complete salts
faction. Many cannot afford to paH
more than thirty or forty cents for
dinner, and to some even this IS
great hardship For such an outlay
one obtains. at the best, but IL fair
sized sandwich and a cup of coffee.
10 such persons as are employed upon
the grounds at such hours that they
must take two or even their entire
three meals a day there, the effect upon
the health, by the end Of the exposition,
will have been most disastrous and
probably of'life long duration. Three
or four months of semi-staryation can
not but seriously injure the health OF
the most robust; and. as the work of
the great majority is by no means
light, the insufficient nutriment upon
which they are compelled to exist, as
a consequent OF the high restaurant
rates, Is sure to undermine the health
aud dssipate the faculties to an APP
pallng degree.
Many of the employees are living
In and about Chicago, and of course
have not the facilities at their com
mand for carrying lunch boxes, as
many visitors of modern means are
seen to do, who come but a short dis
lance from their homes TO Jackson
parls It would have been humanc
and most considerute had the com
missioners provided cheap, employees
lunch rooms for this army Of toilers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05

Chicago. Aug. Tile board Of trade
markets today rang the knell Of some
OF the wealthiest members Of the insti-
tuition. The names Of John Cudahy,
j. q. Steever y Co, E. w. Bailey x
CO., 4. G. Helmholz, North American
Packing company and Wright *
Haughey were announced ut several
intervals as having ordered their trades
closed.
The failure of Charley Wright was
not publicly announced, but as some
Of the above firms were understood TO
have been involved chiefly through
their connection with the speculauons,
the trade added his name TO the funer-
al dirge they chantcd
Provisions shrunk in value over ST.
100000 since yesterday afternoon. Pork
contributed TO the shrinkage by drop
of Ss75 per barrel, lard by decline Of
1886 per 100 lbs and ribs dropped
S145 of their previous days value.
Wheat opened strong and closed
weak at 7-Sc decline Corn and oats
were considerably tossed about, but
came out Of the melee without damage
and at a trlfc Improvement over yes
terday's closing prices
Yesterdays range was rs follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
STRAY SPARKS.

A dispatch from Kiev. Russia say'
by an explosion yesterday, fourteen
persons were killed and a large number
injured
Dispatches continue TO tell Of IS
trenchment in manufacturing nous
.ii,s all over the east. Mills are shul.
ting down all over either partially y
wholly, and many of them have gen
notice Of a reduction in wages
James Mitchell. Of the New ioLN
Athletic club, yesterday broke ~
worl rs record for putting the % Pael.
weight He made So feet | II inehss
which Is three feet further than 'hs
record
Mario T-char5, the French drahlals
died yesterday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
SANGER AFTER ZIMMERMAN
Worlds Championship May be Settled
at Detroit Today.

Milwaukee, Aug. CONTRARY to ex-
pectations Sanger and zimmerman will
meet for the first time In bat
tie for the championship of the world
at Detroit either today or tomorrow
In the bicycling world it has been ac-
cepted as a fact that the question Of
superiority between these two men
would not be decided until they met at
Chicago next week. But expectations
viii be upset II Sanger's plan is carried
out
He was entered some weeks ago for
the Detroit races, today and tomorrow,
as he had entered for al circuit meet
ings. but he had intended not to 80 to
Detroit. Yesterday Trainer Culver re
celved telegram saying that thinner
man. Windle and Tylor had all started
for Detroit and would take part In the
races. A consultation was held and II
was decided that Walter should race At
Detroit. too, for the special purpose OF
meeting Zimmerman. He left at y
o'clock last night and should have
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05

New York, Aug THE market dis,
played a decidedly better feeling in the
early dealings this morning Prices ad-
yanccd sharply and there was "A not
able absence of the feverishncss that
hls characterized the market during
the recent depression.
Sugar Refining, Chicago Gas and Gen
pral Electric developed some Irregular
ty in free selling by the bears in their
efforts to check the improvement ten
dency. These stocks, however rallied
quickly from each depression and
scored some marked advances, particu-
LARRY Sugar Refining which sold at
GG1-2. against G43-S last night Lon
don prices came strong and there was
considerable buying I'm our market for
London account
The bears displayed great anxiety
to get under cover and there was also
COOL buying for the LONE account The
rapid advances induced some realizing
OF profits but the recession In ptiCes
was slight Some Of the extreme adj
vanccs were "a I'm Cleveland, Ciucin-
natl. Chicago and ST. Louis, lis in
Burlington. II I'm Chicago Gas, > is
I'm Sugar IT'S In St Paul, l3S in
Rock Island. ID In General Electric
Ola I'm Lake shore 314 In Manhat-
tan. 2I-4 i'm Missouri Pacific l. In
Lead. IT'S i'm rrscy Central, Is In
New York Central and ID In Western
Union ST m o'clock the market was
.,t.E.t ..t..J tgr.ttt o. Tim VRuRtiop
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
MNLE. RHEA MAkRIEn

New York, July 81 News was re-.
ceived here yesterday that Nine
Rhea, the actress had married her
leading man, w f. Hart, just after the
arrival Of her company in Paris.
Mr.. Hart is about % years old, or
about twenty years the Junior Of his
wife He is comparatively new in the
theatrical business. He has been with
Mime. Rhea's company about one year
He was formerly with Robert Downing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
FEEDING WHEAT TO HOGS.

Fostoria. O., Aug. IA large number
OF farmers ia this vicinity are feeding
wheat TO hogs in preference to selling
ii mt the present low prices.
With prices Of hogs ruling as at
present they can realize dollar per
hushel FOR wheat by feeding it Hogs
are doing extremely well on this fod-
der
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05

Money on call Is easy at Gas, prime
mercantile paper Sa12 per cent; sterl-
ins exchange is hrmer, with actual
business in bankers bills at 40 la
4SD1-i for sixty lays and - Ia 4s3
for demand; posted rates, iSlU4S3 l.,
bills, 47Sd4s2. Bar silver
TOI-4; government bonds steady; state
bonds dull
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
WOMEN MAY SMOKE
Aud DO IT on the Street poo-So q
Court Holds.

And DO IT on the street. ApV'-N'
Court Holds
Louisville. Aug. Judge Buckley
laid down an importanJ precedent IN
the city court yesterday establishing
the right of women to smoke cigar
cites while walking the streets. Ell
uuette has denied to women the privi.
lege ,ot smoking ON the streets, but the
law has now broken down the barrier
which the rules of propricty had set
mp
Yesterday evening Annie Wilson,
Amy Ellington and Mary Wilson We're
,rrolling .up Jefferson street putting
cigarettes officers Smith and Guen-
-her were standing at the corner of
First and Jefferson streets when the
girls came along
Tho police were shocked at the I'M
usual sight and promptly arrested the
three Urls ON the charge Of diSorderly
conduct After Judge Buckley had
listened Is Tie testimony he S3it
while the accused were not acting
in accordance with the established
eaunus IF society cannot see that
they wero violating the lazy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05

reached Detroit at 10 O'Clock this
morning
He is anxious to meet Zimmerman
before they come together in Chicago
as on account of the large number o,
riders in the races there the result may
depend too much upon the getting OF
Ia favorable position by accident
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
BLoUNT COMING HOME.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 1.--Autheu-
tic Hyyices from Hawaii state thar
Minister Blolnt has determined TO sail
for the United States August 6
He VIII leave affairs in charge q
Commodore Skirt of the United States
steamship Boston. Ills report TO the
president ~ said 20 have preceded him
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
THE TENNIS TOURNEY.

Chicago. aug. 1.-The second round
in tennis singles was finished today
Chase deferred IIerTick; Hovey beat
Whitman; Taylor defelted Nickerbock
er; Myers defeated Hebard Page de
feated Nicely; Nepl defeated Scudder
Mccormick and Wrenn were tied
when dakneSs stopped the play.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
PEARY'S DONKEYS PERISH.
Success Of the Expedition Depended
Much on Them

Halifax, ~ s., Aug. News has
reached here that the Lieut.. Peary eX-
petition had very severe passage on
the voyage from Newfoundland to Lab
rador Their donkeys persisted from eX-
posture. and as Lieut.. Peary depended
upon them for much of the laborious
work. their loss is keeuly felt.
Lieut. Peary was unable to pur-
chase dogs at the settlements he visit
ed and was forced to go north in the
endeavor TO obtaiB them. 1t is neces-
sary for the explorer to replace the
donkeys with dogs The lieutenant's
failure to get them may mean the col
lapse of the expeditions,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
MAY DEPOSE CORRIG&N. 2
+ltOlliS scheme to Fake ANwaM the
Archbishop'S Rover.

Minraa polls, Mimi. Aug. 1.-The
gbuumal prints an article this afternoon
I'M which il asserts that as Il result OF
Archbishop Corrigan's repeated refusal
to- obey the orders of Papal Ablegate
Satolli- Oh" latter viii 90 To Rome
and lay the matter before the pop,
with a recommendation that Il coadju-
tpBbe appointed to assisE the'archbisMoP
of New York
Ehis would mean a rirtual removal
OF ColTigan from activ9, management
of the STAIRS of his arch diocese; ana
tire Journal hints that if such action DC
taken by the Holy see. Archbishop
ireland may be the coadiutor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
PERSONALITIES.

Senator Stewart puts a gold-payment
clause into all his contracts, and thus
damns silver whose Anient defender
he is.
Miss Jean InErlow, though in the
sixties. pursues her aHtable hobby Of
botanical study and flower cultivation,
and keeps up der benevolent custom
Of giving three times week dinners
TO twelve poor persons freshly dis
charged from tie hospitals of London.
IbSen does not eat much when he
is writing one of fds dramas. He
thinks it prevents the keenest brain
work. His desk is in very small
room, but there are doors opening into
a whole suite Of four or five, and as
he composes he oftsa walks about TAX,
ing long tours
Many an anecdote is told of the
affahility Of the duke Of Connaught
while at his simple country seat. II
the raggedeSt urchin touches his apollo
~ for a cap to him he is certain to
receive rs gracious salute in re-
turn as would any member Of the
royal family. The duchess IS charming
ard universally popular.
In years gone by George Meredith
did a good deal Of journalistic work.
AS "A young man the novelist used to
write leading articles for n provincial
paper, and on occasions he acted az
sIssial correspondent in continental
cities of tie london Morning Post he
has always been fond of writing 70
his friends long letters full OF oieVer
criticisms on current topics.
The bishop of Durham wears on MS
breast q cross which is an exact copy
Of one found in the tomb of his pred
ecesSor, st. Cuthbcrt. Fhile however
the latter is Of gold, richly jeweied' pr'
Westeett's cross is of iron 1t was
presented 10 MIN or his consecrauoh
as 81 bishop, and DR.. Westeott nav
ing a dislike to tcwelry, iron was chos-
en- as the material Of which the cross
81 0uld De formed.
Rev. DR.. J. II. Ingram, who has Deen
attached to the mission estaDnsneo
at TungchO, near Pekin, China oy
the American board of foreign ms
sions, has returned to the United states
after six months absence in emma.
He says that Pekin, while the mos
densely populated city In the worlu'
is also, In a certain sense, the dulest.
When he left little Of Importance was
going on, the former troubles at the
,,,ysasnv, having boon adfuStp1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
FORTY ESCAPE DEATH.
one Man loses His Life in a Blaze in
"a New York Factory.


New York, Aug lone man was
burned to death and forty others had
a narrow escape ut a fire that broke
out in the fiye-story factory building,
3S1 Broome street at noon today
Wenzel Geiter, woodworker fifty
eight years oldl was caught on The top
floor, where he worked, and was burn
ed to crisp. He was trying to reach
the scuttle-hole in the roof when the
flames overlook him.
The old man was cripple In the
excitement he was forgotten by his
fellow employees -Four manufacturing
firms occupy the building and employ
altogether about fifty men. The fire
spread SO fast and was SO hot that the
worl,men on the upper floors had no
time to gather mp their clothes They
had narrow escapes from death. The
damage was $4,000
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
GALVESTON HORROR.
Three Negroes Nearly Extermipsfa
Texas Family.

Galveston. Tex. Aug Near Mont.
scmery three negroes attacked ibo
house OF NJ. Marsh, killed him, rayishg5
his wife, murdered his infant ana c.-
the tongue out of his scven-year-ol8
child. His wife is dying.
one Of the negroes was caught and
lynchcd The sheriff and 4 posse ar.
searching for the others.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
WHY THEY SHUT DOWN


orange y. Y. Aug THE smut
down M the Edison Monograph works
Is only partial. Edison today issued the
following statement: The phonograPh
works are shut down because we have
nearly completed all orders on hand
and the proprletorS seeing that the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
CARLISLE SEES CLEVELAND.
Message to Congress VIII Deal Only
With Finances.

Washington, Ang. L.-,shCrctaEy Can
H4lc left here at 1 o'clock this Afternoon
for Buzzard's Bay TO discuss with the
president the finalsiul situation before
the latter completes, his message on the
silver question.
Secretary Carlisle carries with him
mach information specially collected
at tllc presidents request tt is Hn-
dersto,.I the presidents message Will
deuE solely with the financial situation
It il expected the president will leave
for Washington Friday evening, aBa
uhat a special cabinet meeting Will hr
held ~n Monday, at witch the message
will b. rcal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05

country has resolved itshlf into a ma
tional lunatic asylum, have decided II
wait until the wave subsidies some
what
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
TRUMPET MISSING.
Pres ca- OF the South Side S,r;n
ank Follows His { SHEER

Milwaukee, Aug. l-G. c TqImna
p g ext ui the sou h Side Sqr.--'
ual k. which suspended week ~
has disappeared His son saws his ~
ensence is due To prosecutions of h.
positors and deputy sheriffs who bsr.
been serving g arnishce papers on bf,.
Triumph claims not to be morsr,
responsible Tor the condition of ~
bank, but admits having trusted who'll
TO the honesty of Cashier Koettb.
WHO ran aw,y the day before the bggs
fui,ed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
NOVELTY IN RmBBERY-


Council Bluffs. Ia. Aug t-'Th"
htest scheme in the. way o. robbery
was developed here tonight A man
entered a prayer meeting Of Free
Xethodists in this city and commanded
the entire congregation 10 hold mp It's
hands
Charles Goff, who was praying at
the time, arose from his knees and
grappled with the stranger \ severe
russell followed and a revolver was
discharged A bali struck a truss worn
by Goff and was detected, doing no
serious injury. The robber then flCd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
CHINESE BURNED
Stacking Crime by White Miners in
Colorado

Denver, Aug. IA report from the
small mining town of Como, Colorado,
says white miners last night burned
the Chinese headquarters and six or
eight Chinese are supposed to have
persisted ia the flames The trouble was
caused by Chinese miners reducing the
wages in the gold mines near that
town
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05
FIVE MEN KILLED.
Explosion Of a Thrashing Machine
Boiler Near Newark, Ohio.

Newark, Ohio, Aug Word has
Just been received that five men were
killed by the explosion OF 4 thrashing
machine boiler near here.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-05

Senator Stewart puts a gold-payment
clause into all bis contracts. and thus
damns silver whose znient defender
he is.
The Northwestern recorder., 1893-03-01
A Notable Enterprise.

On visit to the establishment of
Palmer & Hughes we were very agree
ably surprised to find that these gen
tlemen have as first-class an estab-
lishment of it's kind as one would
want to patronize. WhileMr. Palmer.
in his quiet, business-like way,
attends to the front of the store,
Mr.. William Hughes, who is, with
out doubt, as fine confectioner as is
in the city, is in the rear, attired in
his clean white cap and apron MAX
ing all kinds of delicacies, from
ginger snap to French candy. 1t
will do you good to call on them,
and note how highly appreciated they
are, by the number of orders they
have to fill in day; later in the
spring they expect to attach ice cream
parlors. Any one desiring to call can
find this worthy enterprise at 1915
Wells street.