davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
BrsINEss TROUBLES EAST AND WEST.
THREE. BOSTON FIRMS PETi1ONED INTO IN
soLVENCY-BIG MORTGAGES EXECUTED
Ply THE DE PAUwS.

THREE BOSTON FIRMS pETlTIoNED INTO IN
soIVENCY-BIG MORTGAGES EXECUTED
BY THE DE PAUwS.
pos,on Oct. 4-The National City Bank OF
BOSTON has pettioned into insolvency the hrms
q, Creesev e. Noyes Andrew +. Leatherbee q
~ and William II. Leatherbee x Son. All three
FIRMS were interested in the affairs OF the Litte
Kanawha Lumber Company, which in June went
,,,o tho hands OF receivers. AS result OF thiS
,ece,vership the three concerns assigned:
providence r. L., oct. 2i-The Italian banking
housa Of ,rommaso Cont & co. Is In trouble
rhora u,as recent, a run the firm by aborers
,,,bo wanted 10 go TO other cities ana the suspeh
sior NJ the Canal Street Bank. in New-fork where
,ho firm kent its accounts, made 1t necessary TO
s,on navments Sixty per cent of the deposits nave
,ra, heen maid and notes to cover the rest
have been given ., e,
p.rk of Wolfeboro one OF the Oldest financial
institutions in the state. was yesterday enjolned
from, doing business by Bank Commissioner tsakeI'
Tbe Injunction which issued by JUICE S,iiii,.
OF the Supreme Court was maze nn,n1noanss, ~
the large number Of notices OF wi'"''""" "
'I~n,svlle oct 2i-There were placed on r ,
here to-day mortgages in favor OF nd ne
amounting in the case of n. r. Depagw an ah, NV
Denauw Plate Glass Company, OF New-Auuppa'?S
ind. to $4,000. and In the case OF inc nv the
Denauw Company to $1,000. thus tying up o ars
whole of the Depauw estate. rated 'hiee ''
ago to be worth round Avv,W. raa vester-
San Francisco. Oct. H.-Sherin McDane oEShaum
day levied another attachment on H.. rsls , D,ads
a Co. toy merchants. The attachment waaaa,dants
by Schafer Brothers, who allege that the Ted
on October 2 Most Of the Indebtedness OF the
firm Is to local creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
HILL on MA YNARD.
, Dr,yoCDNTIC LEADERS Defence OF TIE.
CRIME WHICH HE ORDERED
COMMITTED.
From The Brooklyn Eagle Oem).

From The Brooklyn Eagle u'c'''
co,ator NILS defence Of Judge Maynard las,
~"e Tho result Of fellowship with the JUG.
In hs criticised acts. Nothing ~ sutrl a ,,. H.
julie ,',r, of the Duchess County vote from 'se
Gnntrollcr's Office If Mr.. I'M had isot petm ~
Army then headdeving the whole c" s o. I,
1870 Sh t,"cie' has always found In the iact tha
Is,,c II MAYNARD was the slaVe Oh VI, ~ :, =
in vii nm explanation Of and an extehu,l' ION
iron rnt the Judge wrongly did 1t Is nara Tor
lol ", n.ai, meaning men TO do right II they are
connerrting with MIR. lin and he ASKS OF ",ue,S
Nom To do wrong Frank Rice ana ISAAC H. may
nard could both testify to TINS, &, IN. Academy
,,, ryht we trust none OF them VIII concluic
thai stealing judicial documents dlsobeys g0at
and nullifyng the intent OF voters are JonnrSrI
gu ,,,rtv supremacy IL sought ana a powerful,
State leader commands that succesS ~
''rdrar Il Cullen directed that that be done when
v,nmiJ have wrought righteousness. The u'rec'ioh
was negatived by crime , -, ,,orv vords
sn does the cuttlesh ink the waters 10 escape
inrs Cuttlefish politics however IL poor po .;
For /, statesman to plead "A stolen iessiatu'e
nar,san acauttal of the partisan VINO stoe ~ "a, az
an estopneI OF public Judgment was "retcheuiy
Enr hin, IN characterize the New-York Bar 1850
c,,tionthe flower of the legal learning anu VI ,'i1
legal character Of the world-as ne uiu rsea rec, ),
Saian's opinion OF Paradise wheh II WIS 'o'' ~
him. 80 ,har,,,sa mot had life
with The crime which his weak VIII committee,
nj the behest of a strong Will me Su""h ""'
~" For ' ,hs, crime he was made Judge For II ne
should be defeated. the inacnihe h"S "'"'''' mp
It's hands off OF the Juiiciary ,.o,, 4, ,ov nv
The Judiciary should be saved from IL no" ny
MAYNARD should be defeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
MlSONS DEDICATE 4 TEMPLE.

Springfield Mass oct 2i-The new Masonic
Temple was dedicated to-day with imposing cere-
monies The weather delightful and III" build
ings on the line Of parade were Handsomely deco
rated Lodges wer. present from various iassS-
chusetts cities and Hartford. Conn. and ZOO
Masons took part in the procession Among thr
visiting brethren the officers OF the t'ranl
Commanderv Of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
and OF the Grand Lodge Of Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
THE HEATHER REPORT.
COOLER WEATHER on TIE COAST.

Washington oct. 2i.-1he central Monday even
Ing north Of Superior has moved eastward nort'
OF the St. Lawrence RIVER. ATTENDED by westerly gaze
and light rain over lake regions. Heavy rain has
been followed by clearing weather tn Ne"-Engiaao'
Very heavy rain fallen the Southeastern Florida
coast. decided fall In temperature mas occurred over.
the lake regions. and thence TO Northcrl Texts In h
Atlantic coast States and the Northwest the temperature
has risea.
Generally weather Is indicated Tor all districts cN
cent on the East Florida coast, wher, shower, WI,
,,,'h,,Iv occur Atlantic coast State, ana me
last lake region the weather viii b. decidedly co1l'l
IShcr temperature Indicated fo the central Nae!S
aud the western lake region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
GRATy BLOCK AIDE At BTFFiLO

Buffalo oct. 24-There is another grain blockade
in this port II developed very suddenly from two
reasons The arrivals OF grain have broken The
record lately. and the railroads are letting thelr
scneer trains. At time yesterday there were
fOrty-sevcn waiting carsOes here, with the ele-
vators all well filed up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
THE HOWARD MISSION IN TROUBLE.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company mas begun
suit to forecose mortgage Tor so'V' ua'el
August > ,s7o on the property Nos % to 80
ponsovo,,s, vhich mortgage was made by the
Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers
and payable on september J. Nil, tne p0nu hiNiiiS
boen given nv Alfred :. Hatch. W phelps ana
Julius $ Howell. Interest is due from Mdrch l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
nrr,ILED FORECAST FOR TODAY.

For New.England fair cooler; brisk west WINDS
diminishing in force.
For Eastern NewYork fair; much cooler; fresh north
west wndr. 49,,
For Eastern Pennsylvania NcwJcrsey, Delaware Mary
land the District Of Columbia ana virginia i"r, ""
dodv cooler west winds fresh the coast fair Ihnrs-
day -, Cal,
For North Carolina. South Carolina and George" iaif
cooler; light west winds
For Indiana and Illinois. iair; cooler III Sou'nc''
,o,o., md extreme southern Illinois warmer III North
rrn ImdiaIa Central and Northern Illinois; Naf''"
" 1n,rr.a. and Kentucky fair: cooler in Tcni"s-"e
add T..,cru Kentucky yariabi" winds. 49, -
anu Vt Virginia Western pcnn>yli ana. western
va, yort and Ohio faI coolcr except warmer In 'N-
IRENE Northwcatcn OHIO; west winds diminishing III 'o'''
on the lakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

"Uavc you registcrrd' wv W., n.L
.r, mod Republican sh""i" "sH
~. Fellow Republicans when he meets '"',',
an the street. In rniIr"nd ears or ~ p,"r TO-
,,,.ss nowadays. Friday Is the th'r" my
-, rceI.trution in Newly orh an" "'""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
REDUCED WAGES BETTER THAN NONE.

Belvidere ~ j. oct. 2,.-The oxford Iron and
Nail Company at oxford Furnace, when suspended
operations several weeks ago. has again starter up
giving work to hundreds Of hands superintendent
Luckns had "A conference with the "orkhth' VINO
said that they would rather 20 70 Work al a
reduction in wages than be idle All Oh the men
have accepted work willingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

cent on the amount paid in for assessments Crim-
inal complaints have been made by the receiver
against four officers of subordinate lodges alleged
to have msappropriated funds in their charge
indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
THE ST. PETERSBURG CHESS MATCH.

wARHlSCI one POINT AHEAD-sCoHE OF THE
SFCOTD GAME.
St Petersburg oct 2i-Tarrasch won in the
chess match against Tschgorin to-day. the opening
being a BUY Lopez Tschigorin resigned ai'e' S'Nt'
three moves score: Tarrasch. ); Tschgorn. l.
Annend.d Is the full score of the second game
of the match between Tschigorin ana Tar
rasch now in progress in -. Petersburg Tschi-
gorin who adopted a new move. IN - III
this game won after forythree moves;
sENONn -.AME-EI.LNAu DLfLNAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

FAN River Mass Oct 24-At the annual meeting
Of the Tecumseh Mills. held to-day, the earnings
Of the year shown to have been Slo'"" The
surplus is $1,000. " per cent dividend was was; PAD
At the annual meeting of the Stailoii ;iiiiS ,he
earnings were shown to have been s-o9,yV; dVi-
dcnds, $4,000 The surplus is slO5Ip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
n, aURy 4 DESCENDANT or JOHN COTTON.

Boston, oct. "a (speciaD.-The old Cotton tomb
in Kings Chapel burial ground IN 'he "ea'' VI
~. o,,,. ms onened to-day for the first time
= roareer years and The bcy OF NJ, NUS ,s moSy
Cotton, descendant ds et therein tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
I WESLEYAN FOOTBILL NEN HOPEFUL.
inEY EXPECT TO PLAY STRONG GAME
AGAINST TIL PRINCETON TIGERS
OK SATURDAY.

The first game Of the int rcclleeate Football Assoca'
lion chi, por,hir will be- play at Manhattan FELL l"-
tween the Princeton AMI We cyan teams Manhatt'n
being put in excellent -hape for th' battle AL
indications point lrte crowd for Saturday.
C. IT. Judd IN, manager of the Wesleyan team taxes
hopeful WV OF situation and in Litter I" re'"
in this city. Mr.. Judi SAYS that the Middhto"h h"'
are form, and that they have hopes oi mahl"e
4 good showing. Mr.. Judd says;
ION saturday We playci Tufts, who beat us last year
ana won the glme. Mandcll was put on III berHe'S
place. aud put up a good haIibacN game "o'ey" "'s
n-yer better nyed behind the lihe 'oraoA Il '' "
fulback we have had fr year, stark mas oe'e. y"
wonderfully year AMI il playing quarter In eNc''''
form. Singer hurt in practice some Day ae'' o''
Will all right IN hi- pla'e ~ guard TOY n'N' S"''oa''
"reo and Miller are good tackles Miller Is new nlan
and is showing ~ football stnf E scires - pay
ing quad. lie too. Is new man. and never play' 'ne
game before lie PLAYS quick strong game io"er'
o centre much better than 'ohb OF a-t year i'e
oct the bal, ack in proper -t,l and does cool ia'in@
AID b eiking Arough the line. Tne eni" Pom'r'y anu
S,ci ar uu,tIng up better game than We have had on
rho end FOR wears Wilson running half VI unu"u'y
good activity. r.,.
ome showing cNcelcn, inter creme" and goa ri hihs'
r. mn, ar, in excellent condition ply ally James
,,,,n. the longdt,tanc" runner ~ f'moFiis" Is "'F
AT, cr and J. k,+pre a." team In bu 'onu %, '"'
H.. W,.levan team h,, eyer been KEPT 'cior' We arc
having a number Of alumni back to c'ach u'e 'a"'
AMI the resnlt, very satisfactory.
IN. Middle St,t,@ lntor.oe;'at" football champion
.,p will open today at tn" 81 G'orge cricket erouu
IIchokc1. in gam" between t'' steven, i"s''' ,
Lafayette COLLEGE eIeyen- The games 7cne''''' W.
,rn a, follows: .
t,fayctte College against stevens Institute. at ST.
t.corgc cricket grounds Iiobokeh
Val, rni,e. ,ity against VII 'm> at New'iiaN'n-
University Of Pennsylvania against chicago N''e'o
,sortnton ai Menhrim PARK. Philadelphia
Princeton College against l., high. AZ Princeton
cornel INT cr,ltv AGAINST Tut COLLEGE at Ith.ca.
Amherst against Trinity College. al Amherst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
i-N'N' an. ri

II is the duty of every Hcp"""'"" !" '
city md BrooISiyn to register on Friday. u
the RcpubIicnns of the city do That. an"
then come out and vote ~ they ""H"t I"
vote no criminal will sit on the bench OF
the highest court in the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

WORLDS BiCYCI.E RECORD LOWERED.
Mimi, apolis Oct. 2i-John $. Johnson. the blcyciSt
az the Mnnehaha track this afternoon lowered H. I.
yr,s world record Of seconds for onethrd OF mile
,d, star, ,v doing the distance ir 80 3J seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
,,,rrpcoIrrGIArr ASSOCIATION MEErING

vowUav.n Conn Oct. % (>p'c.an.-Th' decis We meet
, -, tho Intcrcorgiate Football Association VIII Jake
,acs NJ the Windsor Hotel New York CITY tmorr'" anu
,.v clash Of the two conflicting elements Is poHsea
Manager r. o. Hotter. and probably Captain hnSey ar,
m. vale doi~cates. Hotter that Sz"s policy WIZ
bo tn make Princeton and the University OF fe". "
t,,a hv tho UNDERGRADUATE rule which was ISS''u ana
oso,ted IN bv these colleges last year The yale ana
princeton managers will the matter OF the GROUNDS
o., ,,o Vale Princeton Thanksgiving Day game In New
:, -, .uo ,,ore Tomorrow Mr. Hlter said to-day that
Manhattan Field the probab" choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
>o HARVARD CLASS RACES THIS YEAR.

Boston, oct 2f.lhe class boatraces a, i'r'"ru ma,
locn given up this year. because the Sro'er P'' Vi u'
class crew men are playing football
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

,,oo urce oct .5 a. m.-falr and warm, humid
.a,,cr p,eyand yesterday. phe temperature fang'o
,,,esn GI and delrce the average $3.50 being 10
,,,o, than ON Monday, and l7Si higher than on the
core. ponding day list year. - , ann.
r, today the indications promise much cooler con-
timed fair wcathc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

FIinfs inr lu,Htufe OF designs and PEREZ a.,
k1rus, llth'st aad sthAye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
AMERICAN SECURITIES IMPROVING IN
LONDON

London. Oct 24.-At the stock Exchange today
American railroad securities were better on advices
from New-York showing higher prices yesterday
at the Exchange there. The inquiry ~ improving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

cr.pTIFIcAT E-HOLDERS TO GET G5 PER CENT
Boston. oct 2i-The report OF the receiver o'
the Fraternal Circle. one OF the defunct endow-
ment orders was made to the Supreme court 10
day The receipts have been >'o''y" anu '"s 81.
,,coo,a ho,ders who are entitled TO share In the
distribution will receive dividend o. about 10 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
THE CUDAHY FAILURE RECALLED

Chicago. oct. A-Austin w. Wright. one OF JONI
Cudahy's brokers in the late attempt to 'corn,'
pork and Wrlghts assignee. Charles Catlih' nie
suit in the Circuit Court this morning agalns. So
Hutchinson and Ernest Hamill. asking FOR an
Counting in partnership, the removal OF Hutcii"-
son as assignee and the appointment OF a receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
rprpuNE LOCAL OnsERvl

T., tn,. a.,yriu while me SHOWS ~
,anoes in pressure indicated by The Trlbunes seiIS
nnla h,,amcter The broken line represents the tenn
ara'ure as observed at Pcrry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
"BULH FURORE.
SroCKs ADVANCE SENSATIONALtY ON
FAVORABLE WASHINGTON NEWS.

WALL STREET ASSURED OF AN EARLY REPEAL
OF TIE SILVER LAVA RUSH TO BUY foh
ROTH ACCOCNTS-vIoLENT FLrCTCA-
TIONS IN sUGAH-THE MORE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

How would you like to have THIEF con-
auc, xour businessf You would not like IL
-. hit Then register ON Friday md after
,x.rd vote the right way and n thief VIII not
-. IN couduct the business of the highest
court Of the state. II you don't register ana
yofe he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
Mexlcsn Mission Conference.

The quarterly conference OF the
Mexican mission assembled In Juarez
school house at l0a. M, Saturday,
Feb. 25th, and continued until the
evening OF the 23lh ut.
Tho various wards were fairly repre-.
scented, being reported as In u prosper.
Gus condition.
Elder George Teasdale gave valuable
instructions, and Elder u. II. Roberts
from Utah, delivered several very in.
teresting disc0ugfrs, occupying the
greater part OF the time Saturday anu
Sunday. lie also organized quorum
Of Seventies, and his laborl gave much
satisfaction 10 the Saints and will re.
suit IN much good. The Mutual I'm.
provement ani Society conferences
were hold which were mlnistered 10
by Elders Teasdale and Roberts. The
Sunday schools also held their usual
meeting. All the meetings were OF an
instructive and interesting nature aud
We're OF JDyed by all who participated
In them.
MILES p. RoMHEY. Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08

TIM CULLlN-EA Wall. Opht. T. LldclI,
Ogden, a sbrrur, G ratri0k, beaver uus
Diamond HnuU, u . Glars, \ HcilrIl.
tIOyui ,e.gu.h, g. W Hume, ogden, 10 "
Tuumas Eurh SPRUCE, 4 4 Cleveland, Nusuupi
Mites Hummvrf aud Sitter, Culuugul o. Yer.
mg, Grand junction "a hltlos ittiuu, -husuunn,
Idaho; PRANK Wyatt, hOisv Dtyi 10 Powell,
DhaihB, Idaho, y keith, h q Williamson, faTa
cay,
1uE hEuTsTuED=ll Arubold. san imuCIsuO,
Coo MOOD, D. u i,usHull, 4 % Emery Para tuY f,
q II Compton, j " strackUgu, 3 hucfo, IL
uouUY j J. Martin, tul,agDi II C.Umus,
NJ e. Baker, beaver, e. J. Wallace aud family
truapprt, y Mm saulaluH W II Crooks,
Chas bloom, Sew NOrk, ~ 4 Thornton aud
wife, Philadelphia, Pa j MtU and vito. A
Machuuui Buffalo, l. liaralryh aud wife, Cali
furnla; a 10 Lindsay, Detroit, or cu, Mill
Wuukro Mrs 4 % bCIu.ns, Colorado npriugf.
TuE MmDAN-Jswes HfpWus, Almy. Wyo,
T. "a Mriiatu rattuu, low ~ Benson, san
Francisco. Don NIgultrH. san aunlurd,Osluu,
Miss liUnIu.uu, T. lluiuhUuuE, Garner 0trur
house. Provo, Wm 80 Noyluco, ~priuFyla;
D. Broad. lU0clo, t. 10 i,ulmund Eureka, joun
IarubWurlh, tul'Nllus MH VI Aulaunulh,
uran. ono % a farms, sllua, Jay 10 nou.
ton, % nan, Denver 30 Tees, Logan, NJ
ucymlu, SplnFh forh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
NEWS From OGDEN.


Before Judge Miner yesterday the
seIehuants In the following cases were
salgned and pleaded: The United
s ,sie' W. Eatnest Johnston, charged
Thu circulating obscene literature,
asauel not guilty, and NJ. d. Lessen.
49, A. was appointed TO defend tho prls-
GpusI, The United States Va. Irwin
ep eti, ,l, same charge, plead guilty
,h NV was sentenced TO seven morths In
V u.s. peniIentiary. The people Va. John
Neyuhoft, Indictment for burglary;
rSaueu guilty and T. b. Wilde AZ.
tri'nlei 10 defend. The people Va.
sa a'mSs smith, indictment grand lar.
ts!i pleaded guilty aud was sen-
mmneeu TO one year aud ak mouths I'm
pehllentiary. The United States w.
nnty sIsnder, indictment adultery:
an not guilty 10 two Indictments
Wnne same charge. The People We.
s'lan Southwark, Indictment for
vh,,s VIII II q deadly weapon, pleaded
~ anu sentenced 10 thirty days in
v. not Elder county Jail. The P.ople
s~uailes Burnett, Indictment bur.
Ia case st for trial Friday, March
al,o Snu II. II. Lyman appointed ia
co. N.Y. The People w. h, ID. MIllor
ths siuck from calendar on motiOn oi
ID m t'slflot attorney. The people va
msn, smith and u. b. Spencer, indIei.
lenas grand larceny, case tried. Dc.
fous uu found guilty and sentenced TO
''"s IN The penilentiary. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
CONFERENCE RATES.
Excursion Rates TO Salt Lake aud Re.
turn on Account Of Conference
aud the Temple Dedication.

with Its usual promptness the U MON
Pacific has already announced Its ex.
cursion rates to salt Lake for the
above occasion. Visitors will he In
terested In the news that tho time OF
sale and limit on tickets has been ex-
tended number OF days beyond
the customary time, tickets from
the farthest points being on
elusive and good for return until April
Goth. Ii Ii stated that arrangements
have been made for securing large
number OF extra passenger coaches for
this business In order to properly nc
commodato the people, anu that extra
train service viii be added from Ogden,
Junb and Tooele; as many as seven
trains each way are TO be run between
Ogden anu Salt Lake, and four trains
each way between Provo and Salt
Lake, all arriving and departing at
the most convenient hours. The
special features Of the Union Pacific
advertising tor this occasion Will be
the Temple souvenir anu most nttrar-
tive folder, illustrating the four Tenn.
pies In delicate colOTs with description
OF each, giving important data as to
the date OF construction, cost, etc;
also names OF the first Presidents OF
the Church, including names OF tho
Presidents OF Stakes, names OF prlncl-
pal hotels, places OF amusement in Salt
Lske anu great deal OF other infur.
nation. Those wishing u copy OF this
work, rs well as information concern.
ing trains, ratos, etc, viii do well to call
on the nearest u. T.. agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08

Mr.. $ NJ. Grcon, tho copper refinery
man, came from Douyor ON this morn
ing's train aud i- az lng huuIsiord.
MIR. a. u. Emery, tho mining man oil
Park Guy, Is 81 tAu hnutslord.
Mrs. y. u. Belding Of Colorado Spring,
Is at the knutsfOrd.
Col. l., \. Wall, tho well known min
ing operator ifOm uphir, Is ~ tho Cullen.
Hon. A. e. Cleveland OF Carson, Nuy.,
IN stopping at the Cuilon.
Frank Wyatt, OF the firm Of Gray, Ross
* Wyatt, IN down from Boise and Is at
tno Cullen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08

a total in iyc years of......-..t 7l,,.g 81
BY way OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
WITHIN OUR GATES.

l.. II. Russell OF Park City found
his way down here last evening aud
forthwith secured comfortable head
quarters at the knutsiord.
w. NJ. Roylancv, the enterprlsing
merchant OF the bulging town Tor city,
OF Springyille, is once more plodding
our susceptible streets and inhAiing our
variable atmosphere.
-.
Don Mcguire, wuU IL rendering ye0.
mau service IN gathering together
Utah's geological exhibit ior the
Worlds Fair and II making n crafty.
ing success OF II, Is here again, tins
time from Ogden.
-,
John MOrgau-uUt the once Cele-
brutau Confederate raider OF that uHtue
nor his ghost, nor any OF his descend.
ants, but the well-knOwn salt LAk'f
who built the hotel which bears lis
namo-well, ne Is homo again, having
got IN from Denver via the Il. u. W.
-
Ed Burgoyno o, montpelier, Idaho,
is with Us for IA while. When nj home
no sells dry goods, gr0ceriv', aNohau.
dies, etc, on n large scale, dgos u g0Il
business aud 10 ouu Of thu most round,
goOd.naturcl aud cUmlaui0naGle men
ia n day . ride.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
REHABILITATION

We estimate sud i,emize the demands
hat will be placed upon the bonds, N
heir issue be authorized, rs follows.