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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-02-23
CLEVELAND s CABINET.
Richard Olney and hilary A. Herber
Ton 1t Ont.

Richard Olney and hilary A. Herbert
Top 1t Out.
LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb. 22.-Mr. Cleve-
land announced this evening that he had
completed his cabinet by the selection
of Richard Olney of Boston for attorney
general and Hilary A. Herbert of Ala
bama for secretary of the navy.
Richard Olney is one OF the leading
practitioners of the Massachusetts. bar
He has not held any position or been
prominent in political matters, but is
known as one of the leading lawyers and
substantial citizens of Boston.
Cleveland's callers today were Daniel
:. Lamont and Mrs. Lamont, Father
Larkin and Capt. P. G. Cunningham OF
Washington. The calls are said to have
been purely patriotic visits to the pres
ident-elect on Washington's birthday.
Cleveland remained at home all day.
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The Pope,s JubiIee Presents.

ROME, Feb. 22.--The jubilee presents
of money already received by the pope
amount to 100000 francs. The Aus
trian emperor, the Austrian archdukes,
archbishop of Prague and primate of
Hungary gave 100, 900 francs each; the
bishop of Austro- Hungary sent $50 900; +;
the nobility of Bohemia, 300 900; Mexi-
can Catholics, 10000; South American
Catholics, 25O 900.
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Observation-Disclosures OF order.,

READING, Pa, Feb. 22.-In a wreck
on the Pennsylvania, Schuylkill Valley
road last night, between a shifting en-
gine and an empty coal train, Watson
Weller. John Dennis, Walter d. Runner,
railroad employees, were killed. Two
others were seriously hurt. Fireman
McCord died soon after. The accident
was the result of misunderstanding of
orders
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lola, Kan, Feb. 22.--At 4 o'clock this
morning an armed man came into the
dining room of the Santa Fe depot,
smashed glass and said to the night
operator, William F. Tyler, Throw up
your hands," Tho operator grabbed a
revolver and shot the man in the head,
mortally wounding him.
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-Four savage Ronnds.

TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 22.--Kimmick
Whelan of this city and Billy Armstrong
of San Francisco fought to a finish here
tonight. The fight lasted four savage
rounds in which Whelan proved the
victor. He knocked his antagonist
down in each round and in the third no
less than five times. In the fourth
round on the second knock down, Arm
strong failed to rise in 10 seconds and
Whelan was declared the winner.
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Fosters Iast Day in the cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.--Secretary of
State Foster will tomorrow retire from
President Harrison's cabinet for the pur-
pose of assuming the mansgemento of the
case of the United States before the in
transitional tribunal, to assemble in
Paris, for the arbitration of the Bering
sea matter.
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LOOKING FOR A LOoPHoLE.
Mitchell Trying to Crawl Out of His
Match With Corbatt.

Match With Corbett.
New YORK, Feb. 22.-The impression
that Puglist Charles Mitchell is endeav-
oring to find a loophole through which
to crawl outof his match with Champion
Jim Corbett is gaining ground among
the sporting gentry here, and numerous
wagers at to 5 odds have already been
made that the Britisher will not enter
the same ring with the holder of the
heavyweight championship. If Mitchell
tries to avoid the mstch on Saturday,
Brady says he will Immediately drop him
and make match with Peter Jackson.
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RATION, N. M, Feb. 22.-The mschin-
lists employed by the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railway at Ration, Las
Vegas, went out on a strike at 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-02-23

the country at cost oftless than 80 per
ounce, yet gilded senators wabbling
around in the places of Calhoun and
Webster thought silver ran like sap from
maple trees.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-02-23

To restore gray hair to its natural color is in
youth, cause it to grow abundant ana stroug
there is nc better preparation than Halls Hair
ReneWer
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-02-23

Successful men secure fine tailoring
with pleasing fit from H. A.. Getz, 112
West Third street,
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" 70 NUt " HHC W6 Say
But what Hoods Sarsaparills does thar ruakes
IL sell, and has given 1t such a firm aud ]sstins,
hold upon the confidence of the people. :
For dinner pill and general family catharts-<
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TODAY'S FORECAST

FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
ERN CALIFORNIA, FAIR WEATH-
Err, COOLER, ACCOMPANIED BY
NORTHEASTERLY WINDS.
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IN GoODDEMAND.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY, BOTH
INSIDE AND OUT, SELLS READI-
LY, THERE ARE SNAP BARGAINS
ON THE HERALD'S SIXTH PAGE,
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RUSSELL THROUGH AT LAST.
His Concluding Appeal 10 tho Court OIL
Arbitration.
Attorney General Hichsrd webster
Follows, Substantially doing
over tie same Ground.

PANS, May 8l.-slr Charles Russell
concluded his argument on behalf a
the British case before the Boring sea
tribunal today. Ho said this wls tho
nut uCcuflDu upon which nation
claimed property IN Tree swimming
animals. The contention was untun'
luiu and IL freedom defogat0ry 10 tue
freedom Of the seas. IL was an cAtrhv-
agant anu unfUundtd prvtUutiOu that
international law sanctioned the fciz-
utu aud condemnation OF vessels o.
irleuJly poweis. Sir Charlga appealed
% the tribunal T. declare that II could
not make u law.
la bis pcroatlon he dwclt upon the
Importance OF tho arbitration here
submitted % by tho two great powers,
one representing old world civilization,
great Ia cxto / 0f dominion anu greater
M long enduring traditions Of liberty
TIE other "A young but etai'
whrt member u the family OF M.
liOnF, great nlso In territory and a.
mort tOundlenl IN its resources, genius
nud enterprise Of H. people and pos.
sussi enormous powofa tor good Ia
the future Of the human race. Their
pfesvucc W friendly litlgants IL "a iurt
VI great moral signiiIcnnce and their
suhmasion 10 arbitration iss victory
Tor puaCu as the award viii DO ~ "
leaves the principles Of International
law untouched.
Attorney General Richard Webster
followed Sir Charles, substantially
goiug over tbs lauet's afgumuuta.
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ALBANY, o., Nay % .-- The firm Of
laOm, tanning d Co. pTopsiotors OF
tbs Rvd Crown Touring mills, was
placed In the hands VI u receiver today.
The liabilities VI mo ann are $4,000
aud tho assets $4,000. Ihu property
OF the Individual mumbe.s IL valued Of
$4,000.
DENVER, Colo, May 8l.-Tho firm
OF 5ohon q Chase, pTOptielors VI the
Hotel brunswick, made general a..
eignment this morning. The Hssvts
afe between So, 900 aud s2S, 900, aud
the total liabilities about $40 100.
81. JOsEPH, No., May 3i.-The
Wholesale lumber arm of Mutnloisuu
q Company nlod mn assignment ~
midnight. The liabilities are ostl.
mated at 100000.
BEEBE, Ark, May 3l.-Tho White
county bank Is Ia the hands Of "a ru.
ceiyef. Many local deposilors, mostly
poor men, sutler l0ssef.
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NJ uAEl. At CURRENT RATS NO DF.
AfL Jay W,J. Moore. 5s q 81 Cum'olai II1tk.
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NAsiIvILLE, ARK, May 3l.-Tho
wind was very destructive all over
this county today. Fences, barnt,
trees aud crops VI all kinds were
destroyed. a uegto's cabin was
blown down In the edge OF town with
a family OF four in It, but they escaptd
without injury. Lightning struck
the house Of Joseph Street, fatally
injufing one OF his dAughteTs.
NJ Center Pointu number Of busl-
nesa houses and the Baptist church
were blown down. A MORO was
killed In the church. The Arkansns
~ LOUISIANA railroad sustained I'M.
turtles from water. Tho bridge NJ
Meme creek was destroyed. Tho fronts
were torn from tho stOre.buildings of
Ainslsy Bros, Cannon 4 Owens and
James Hughes, and the mill and foe.
tory Of birs. Hughes were wrecked.
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7th Leader.

pieces of quality Of Black India silk will be
ri
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

The National convention OF railway
surgeons met al Omaha yesterday.
The meeting viii continue week.
The Case Manufacturing company
and the j. Is. Neil MHnuihcturing
cOmpany's planIs, Columbus, o.. nave
been destroyed 10y nfs.
The coast defense steamer "Mont,.
roy" returned from her trip today.
Tue engiue aud cannon tests were ali
succtssful aud everything went like
olockworh.
The Washington Star says tonight
that the President has intlmAted tnAt
he viii probably call Congress together
about the let OF October iasttau OF In
the middle OF September.
Among the passengers from Hawaii
yesterday was eA'United States Minis
ler Stevens. He says II the Hawaiian
Islands are nut annexed by tue United
States some other nation Will take
them.
James q. Saunders has received OH.
olal notification Of hts appointment as
collector OF customs lot the Puget
5ound district. Saunders Is q son OF
the editor OF the National DoDiocrqt
Of Washington, DC.
The treasury officials In Washington
are not apprononsivu that cholera will
appear in this country. Since last fail
the sanitary conditions have been i'm
proved anu the greatest cautions known
TO medical science called Into use.
The largest cash real estate denl ever
consumatUd IN Now York CITY was p,t
through yesterday when the trusie,s
Of ~. LuEo's Hospital sold their sl.
tire Finh avenue property Tor s., 400
900.
Four thousand bales Of cotton stored
In the Shenandoah Cotton oompHnvSs
warehouse at Utica, n. Y. were seton
fire by lightning last evening ana bau.
~ damaged. The losses on it nnL
other property will reach $500, 600.
A severe winstorm struck Paduoab
yesterday morning; tTora weio blown
down ana many people He'd from their
houses and sought refuge Ia tho GOV.
eminent BUILDING. Al Smithiapd IN,
court house, seven churches and ono
house we're unrooied.
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" You WISH 10 BORROW MONEY
4 N.N ON SALT LAkL VALLEY ,0AS
8 Ihust COMPANY, IL east, tIrst sou,n
sutur
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Concerning ths Issue Of nonds.

INV YomS, May "a. - rhv sun
prints the following.
One VI President Cloyoland'a closes,
friends tnid yesterday:
'ln view Of the different opinions On
10 tne Pfebldenps power under tho
resumption act, concerning the Issue VI
government bonds, Pfrsident Clvyo.
land has hai frequent consultations VI
late with Attorney General Olncy on
the subject. Tue President AlwayH
maintained that he had power ~ HUll
bondr, bui arguments ulspuung this
have come from such Hblv attorneys
that hU determined % request a brirf
on the subject from Mr.. Oiuuy. The
attorney general favored the President
with an exhaustive statement iu
which lac sot lJrth his opiuiou tnat ,uu
President mas fun power TO issue bonds.
In fact, Mr. Oinuy's opinion makes 10
maniutOfy upon the PfrNlout ~ act
Ia certain circumstances"
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Cheap TO Chiesgo.

CHICAGO, May 8l.-Attor waltInr
nli Jay Tor tho Burlington anu R.cl,
lsland TO arrange theirprivatu troublel.
the Atohison late this afternoon an.
nounced that It's rates Of u $3.50 round
ZIP between Denveraud Chicago, and
slIbO round trip 10 Missouri river
points would no put Into effect tomor.
Tow morning. Unless another strlue
10 attached TO thia notice Il Will have a
tendency TO knock the bottom our M
NO Werld'e Fair gaIes from all over
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NEW HomS, May 81. President w
w. Tracy Of the National Republican
League tonight issued call Tor n
special meeting Of the executive com.
miltee of the league at tho Grand
Pacific Hotel In Chicago, June ION M
10 am. The special business OF tbo
meeting will be the election Of a
secretary and treasurer anu tho selee.
ton OF a suitable location Tor head.
quarters.
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A cnIIfornin MorIn,, rnlr

CHICAGO, May 3l.-Calliornla came
forward with proposition 10 supple.
meat the great Columbian Exposition
win n commercial world's fair OF its
own, The proposition comes from NJ.
H. do Young OF san Francisco, vice
president OF Tue national commission,
TINS California exposition IL 10 follow
the closing VI the Chicago enterprise
hnd VIII consist Of collection OF the
beat exhibit on display at JRosIon's
park that Il II the adjunct meets with
hs much success Al home rs Dc
Koung's proposition met at mtuting
tonight Of the Columbian olut.
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THE INFANrA.
visiting she Normal college ana
Making "a speech.


NEW foRl, May 3l.-The Inmpta
NuIAila lhis morning alter having
entertained a select party Of Spanish
itengs alta IL O'Clock breaklaot Went 10
me Normal College and was given an
opportunity TO zee what New Yorkis
neat pubic school Is Ike. Niuetsen
hunIieu young ladies' were present
hhu chairman Guggenholmer formally
Welcomed the lnianta and escort
nits Bertha De Vgrona speahing i'm
spanish welcomed the Infanla ny ill.,
roho2l. The lnfInia said; " '-'
well young ladits, [ nm anti,
proud Of you and the way Won nv
received me. l appreciate i. YER
much anu eau only say / with / WEI.
titiing on the benches with you girls %
Then there were reclint,o6s 4,
Spanish and French, ana tbe Tovni
visitors were thown 10 tue gymnnsl,sua w.
WIN calisEhenio exercises givsn I1
lwenty young iAiies. Afterwnul, H.
bhI'y drove directly down 10 MadI,''o
Square, where the Inianta revisw.I
,he annual parade OF tho New York no'
Ice force, about $500 being In line Iu.t
Us tue hfsl OF the police were approSeb'
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Issue q charter to a National bank with
which Mrars was connected. Comp.
tfolior Eckels says this IL the begIu-
nlug NJ the general Sizing Of the
National banks, and when he hnde
Ma ioual bank tflicisla carrying On
hAnks simply ass means or " blind Tor
private speculation, no Intends 10 close
them up In the Interest " dspOsitorf,
who IN thoend are sure TO be the only
sufferers.
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WILEY sOr WANTED
knights OF PhJthias say IIc Must
Resign.

WfLAuNGToS, Deb, May al A
nnal request has been maize Tor thr
resignation OF StansUury Is Willcy Of
this city rs supreme master oi "a
cueguor Of the suptsmo Lligo oi tuv
World OF kuishu of Phythlss by
supreme Chancellor blackburn Of
Kentucky. Aitsr the recent failure &,
Robinson q 20. II was asceftaiuUi that
SiU,OOO OF knights Of PyIhias money
was In jeopardy, but whey refused ~
rVaigu The Office which he has held ~
many years.
The supreme council will meet al
Chicago Juuu ION, and NJ that time
Wiley viii bU given n dishonoTab.o
discharge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01
WRAPPERS.

5lc, 200 aud 900 In Fancy Calico.
Nice Light Colora OF Wrappera.
worth sl,jO, FOR SI.25.
FANCY Suioeu Wrappers for s295.
Ladies' Fancy Waists, hundroda
OF styles Tho best Citing waists
In tho city.
500 our sl.76 Elmo French Ham
burg Waists Ia pink, blue aud
hCliOIopO.
SEQ our S2.2i Fine silk Gloria
Waists. Black only.
500 our 81 and sl.2l Wants In
WhWo, lawn or dark Sato0n.
Plain or fancy.
500 our dlc Porcnle Waists. These
arc except onally cheap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01

ing young woman with q camera
sfepped out In front 0f the grand stand
and polluted her box at the Princes.
The nearest policeman started on "a
run TO remove the young woman. The
crowd oheersd ana tie Princes leaned
forward smiling sncouraglagly ut tho
intrepid camera dead. Tue policeman
didnjt arrive until Tue young woman
lad presssd the button, aud smiling
triumphantly at the Princess she DIS.
appeared In the crowd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01
LUTnERASs DEnArINo.
A Question ~ 20 ths Power of the
PRIESTS.

Priests.
CANTON, o., May Sl.-rho Lutheran
assembly 10 nov engaged IN the dis.
cnsslon Of the question Of adopting a
version q LuthVr's smaller cateohism,
which has been In controversy Ton
years or more. This Ia now fepoft
made by a committee appointed last
year. aud there was hot fight over
one sentence pertaining 10 the comics.
Sion, which concludeG "And snail
receive forgiveness from the pastor ma
from God" IL was argued by many
that lhig hsoribed to tbs clergy power
OF aDsolution similar TO the ltonlan
Catholic faith. Various amendments
were proposed, and amidst the turmoil
me assembly adjourned until tomor.
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STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN CARPETS.

no balance Of our stock Of Carpets Curtains
shades Poles, Fixtures to DO closed out loss than st
90 BlseIow Body Brussels, former price 81 go down to
Administers, So. 90 quality down 10 $3.50
Moauettes' former price $L75, down to sII5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01

PANS, May 3l.-rhe spinnera at
non'strikers soized the opportunity 10
raitu n disturbance. Two gen d'armes
were wounded and more trouble h
lOOAcd Tor tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01

national billiard match tonight Roo.
orts, Engl.bh champion, again showed
hn1r play than his American uppO.
neut A. tie close Of tue evenings
play the score was, Roberts still play.
ing, 8JyU; Ives, 22i3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01

NEwrOHr, Il. l., Nay 3i.-Tn tho
house OF Republicans this morning r..
celvei word from the senate that ithnd
Adjourned, thus preventing any invite
ton being sent TO them 10 iOlu In n
EfAnd committee for the purpole Of
bleeding staio officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01
nrgArdlne AntlonnI Damn.

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Nav al
r. Ashley Mears, the North Dako,a
oshher whose BANK was closed a lew
Gays Ago, had M interview with
Comptroller Eckole this morning, ana
zen win tho c0mptroller's statement
ringing IN his cara that ho never would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01
srREEr CAR HHAsuED.
one Passenger crushed iisyond nccog
uttss. Others fniursd.

uitiss. Others iniursd.
CouNCL BLUFFS, Ia, Nay STA
deliislou bstWson an electric motor
and freight train on the Burllugton
occurred hsre today. The freight
backed into a car on the curve AMI
smashed Il 10 pieces. Mrs. T.. h.
Holmes, one Of the passengers on tbs
motor, war Instantly Killed, her body
being crushed AMI manglud beyond
rscof nilion. Miss Maud Bryant, E.C g.
Bixhy aps VIM. HVymau wOru
probably fatally injured, tuitAiDins I'M
tsfnAl iult rlts boiid0s broken limbs.
Notorman Per stt and Conductor Geo.
Burke were painfully hutl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01

PASAMA, May 8.-Advlces have
been received that President sacuza
night the president signed a treaty Of
peace with hia opponents. The mem
tiers Of the provisional government
entered Mnnoqun and assumed control
u affair. The trauffsr VI the rCins Of
government was affected quietly aud
there has been no disorder VI auy kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01

irai American Gable company, and
this dispatch N the flrst lntimati0H the
slate department has received indlcat.
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- - lN(Ny t.fo1m INA. Flfat Wet and
ralh suutn yu liIuIvrsrf. ur1eiHauk g. i,lHp.
3 aut % 2. w. SECOND south street
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- ROOM HuiCk HOUSE ~ EAST
- MzFri0o. tlNl.a feet of gf1gui. gIEIl nn
quo installmout plan, 500 cHst balance mD th.
y. troesnect iiosc. Rooms Is aud 10 w.. %
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NOTIONS.

AZ 800, 400 and 5Oc Per yard, ~ In.
while ANA black Figured llem-
stitched Cambria tlouuclns.
worth from DJr To 81 par vi.
100 yu, 10 iu Hamburg Flouuclng,
worth si,gl sd.
Be yd, Hamburg Embroidery.
worth double
loc yd, . In. Hamburg Embroli.
Dry,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01

CD Enn uuNs ROOM BRICK
= NfDeINJNI house usNlB Frouud uu
Wet 1.wpIo bot aad Do DO. House wpii
luiit auu uiUUIy nnlsutd OruthlrCA & Nuan.
Rooms q aud ~ fs W. 20 So.
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sEUuGLs AI0 RODS. o.
- lNlNJNJ r.uU house. IIgHIh WCst and
fUu.h icmuI" hfurHHrUa Is NUHH. Nuuma ~
amt ID, ~ second 7uuIu atfr.L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01

WAsnISGTOS, ID. g., May 8l.-Soc.
rotary Ggvsnam today received the
following dispatch form Now York!
President sacE2a u Nicaragua has
resigned. Last night he slgned the
terms u peace.
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WANTED.

MUSE Gtb1. AuOUrruuHrEEN. HC.
~ tween ine houra Of and daily, Apply
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E'NLlN ONE DESIRING CLOTHES
- cleaned, dyed, repaired AMI altered
should cal on !, Cine, 60 Commercial "a All
WORK suhtautecd iu good style aud Gone ou
elgH uoute, teeond hand clothing b0ught
Aad sold
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wv HAVE GOOD PROPERLY fuH
w sale ln 40 plris of fho city 90 bottom
pUcta. See W before looking elsewhere.
Olt south street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01

II ONaEs 10 PASTURE AT ua0A HEAD
A per month Nlll cali aud sod AuimuIs Iy
SWING number ana street. Address irod
huWtls iurmilEtnu, Utah.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TDELsuNg DESIRING no TALE Il.s.oy-
4 un Che Piano from uifttcIass Tr4rbrI
WI 10 vol 20 gail ou Mira Amc "a Maesgr. G6
south tCNuuM lasL WV
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Then u moion was made for ths ap.
poiniment Of n committee 10 bring In
an explanatory minute which shall
express the sense Of the assembly a. 10
action that should be taken upon tho
Judgment OF the preshytery OF New
YORK, and what penalty shall DO inn
poerd ON Dr. Brggs, II any. The
assembly then adjourned until tomoT-
row,
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