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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25


and paying charges.
The follow Jag are included in the agrirul
tural exhibition of Milne at the World :
Fair:
reas-By 6, w Spaulding. North An
SON Herbert NJ. Thicker. South Paris
David Il Woodbury., PARIS.
Winter Rye-Dimon Roberts. Goodwin
Mills Herbert NJ. Tucker, South Paris
wheat-A. A. Eastman, Dexter; b. +.
Wiley, CherryfeId; W, II. Phlnney,
Machias; Alonzo Butler, Union; Samuel
Porter, Union.
Corn-D. j. Briggs, South Turner. w.
y. Howard. Fryeburg; W. &. Everett,
South Paris D. l.. Rollins, Garland.
Oats-B. F. Wiley, Cherryfield; W. IL,
Phiuney, Machas: n. II. Smell, j. Halves.
Vassalboro.
Barley-Dimon Roberts, Goolwin's
Mills; o. W. Littletield, Augusta; ii. II.
Smell, Vassalboro.
Beans-Moses French & Son, Scion; u.
B. johnson. Freedom: c. n. Woodbury.
Exeter: f. F.. Edgerly, Princeton; II. II.
Smell. Vassalboro; Kendall & Whitney,
Portland David b. Woodbury., Paris.
In the exhibit will be sheaf of timothy
and one of clover by Alonzo Butler OF
[ MON. and sheaves of grain and grasses by
|. F. Waterman ( Sons, East Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

Ladies who do Light Housekeeping" win
assoredly find trusty friend in Salvation
VA, when they scali themselves by turning
over teakessle, or burn themselves b. lift
ing I'D from a red hot stove. For the
cure OF scalds. burns, and all kinds 1T sbra-
Sons 1t is the best liniment that has ever
seen originated. Price IS cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

One cent n day. That Ia u very small, sum, II
means ut most but ~, II In the working year,
Yet II properly applied. one cent u day win work
wnhhers FOR instance, II viii secure TO every
render OF the Daily kcnnebtc JOURNAL In y year
itDrary OF twenty-five volumes Of standard
works well printed and Handsomely bound in
ornamental cloth, II II n sum 80 small that there
Is no one but can afford il md when the opp0r-
'umty ~ preaeuted as II II now by the JOURNAL,
TO obtain good books for this merely nominal price
ih"f" should be no hesitancy In accept.
ing II. Tho d1rrSAL Book Coupon IL print
ed IN TITS Issue. Fourteen OF these coupons
numb t-'s con .ceitH ely, mailed 10. ~ presented
NJ M tore" VIII ifccn cents In cash,
"ii. 'htittr the holder to select any
book H%m IN" 'hrraand volumes Of standard
works trfcf,st8l e. he distributed among J ouR
MAJ rtEo'5~. orders for books to be sent BY mail
must ~ ~ ''"es, be accompanied by sufficient
stamps, ~ iu pay postage II IL not necessary
10 begin w'ih "pr"n No /. begin with any mum.
~ a"i ioGif.' e7apons cob Cutively numbered
t"f' ft'ih H,'l -. when YOU have fourteen,
ru'"s 10 -" hhe'' s'r' get yonr book but do not
"P .! ~, '"'t Ny npurtcen more and get an
Other h""t And t'oi' ',W while this offer lasfs.
JouHsai 9'ho'. . Everywhere entitled to this
oh"r II any reader cannot ensiiy reach an agency
where books are TO be Ind, send In the coupons
postage, aud The book will be mailed
an who want these books should order the ps.
per a. once They will not only get the books but
The best daily newspaper in the State. Every
reader who saves the cuupona is entitled 10 = new
t7on every fourteen daya under the conditions
nained on the coupon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
GmMoREs BAND ToSfGnr.


The Boston Herald has this To say of thi,
splendid band
The mantle of p. s. Gilmore has faller
upon the shoulders of man and mu stefan
worthy of that honor. The programme OF
yesterdays concerts by the novelties intro.
duced and slight changes made in selection.
gave ample evidence of the presence of a
master hand in the control of the organiza-
ton, and showed the we'll known skill
OF the new conductor in catering to the
same great public that the lamen'efl
Gilmore 80 successfully appealed to
throughout his career. Ii can be said With
perfect confidence that the high standard of
the band rs a concert organization was fully
sustained, and that the demand for encore
numbers which were always responded to
with good natured alacrity were but r. a
sonable result Of the genuine enthusiasm
called out by the announced performances
Banlmaster Reeves may well take pride in
the success of these concerts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
Strange Sounding Names.

We have seen very unique and finely
engraved invitation recently sent to Mrs.
Edwin c. Burieigh of the National Board
of Lady Managers from which We quote as
follows.
Reception.
The committee Of the Chambers of Comm cree
Assisted by delrea ions from
ihe Historical society and the geographical So
rirtN of New York
hsrF thu honour 10 invite vour presence TO meet
Admirsl Duke and the Duchess de Nersgna
The Marquis a., BaTboles
and
Ion tristC bal De Iarreatgul aguilar
Iiaeal Desc, ndsnis of Columbus sc Sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

Will be of value to the world by illustrat-
ing the Improvements in the mechanical
arts and eminent physicians will tell you
that the progress in medical agents, has
neen of equal importance, ADD as strength
.niug laxative that Syrup of Figs is far in
advance of ALL others
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ASSESSORS NOTICE !

To the Tar Payers qf he city Of Aagusfa:
You arr hereby notified TO bring in true and com
piets lists palis and estates. real and per
.onal. not by law Neiupt from taxation. OF which
YOU wer. posse the trst day of April. ts@'.
ard a. Executor. Administrator. Guardian or
Trtf<.ee also unnia Of dogs. For the purpose of
RECEIVING said ists ffi administering the oath au.
tborize,i thereto. ~ undersigned, Assessors of
said cttv will be in session at their offlce IN opera
House Block, opposite Postoihce. each SATURDAY
before or on the 9th day OF May next, from 10 Il
O'Clock A. NJ, and from to O'Clock 7. NJ, and
also on all stormy days up to and including that
date.
be barred OF any right 10 make application TO IN"
County Commissioners tor an abatement OF any
taxes which may be assessed sgsinst You.
R,snks for returns may be had of US on apr,i-
cstiou or by calling the Office of the City Treas
urer.
JOSEPH II. WALL, Assessors
Anil |, is.ss. wnLIAN H. REID. of
WILLIAM Ii. LIBBY Aug t-,s.
sprid6wSwsw
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MILLIONS IN IT

for YoU, less for u, but sill small profit even
at the extremely low prices Mt which we quote all
Patent Incidence. We guarantee absolutely that
all medicines purchased OF US are genuine.
We ship goods 10 all parts OF the State, when
cash accompanies order hv mail, freigh, or
express. YOU pay expense Of transports alton.
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This advance Sale

includes the choicest novelties in Straw
goods. Ribbons. Laees and Flowers direct
from the manufactures and importers, and
HOUhere east of Boston is shown so
diversified, complete or nearly so large a
collection.
This fact is made evident in our display
of our
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

WVE1H'S BEEF, IRON 4 WINE .7B
Examine this list and compare the prices with
hose that you have been paying for the saBs
ifticle.
All Electric Cars pass our door, and the far,
rom Augusta or Gardiner IL only 8 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25
DYOU
Ever Stop to Think


How much very little change may do to
make your home cheerful and beautiful? 1t
is we'll worth some study. Take for in
stance the old familiar pictures. How
much can be done to beauty them by Just
changing their old faded and stained mats
by nice new ones. These can be secured
At Quimty's Art Rooms a. trifling
cost and will do wonders in
Frightening up the home. If you feel
disposed to do more, and make your annual
house cleaning as complete as possible why
not have fewof the old dingy ,dust-grimmed
frames replaced with new ones? This
need not be expensive Some very beauti-
ful and dainty frames can now be made
from the Bany artistic moudings that now
come in Ne low priced grades The art Of
moulding manufacture has progressed won
ierfuIy in recent years AMI among the va
riety of late styles that may be seen at
Quimhy's art rooms-the largest assortment
ever carried in the Kennebec Valley-are
at wonderfully low prices; and n!n at the same
ron .., 20 eiseNn re-, 70 nay pictures i'a'hti
prices. PERHAPS Won think Of having new
-. e.. 81. n..,a;, RI, a,al- 8.
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Marrieo.


Augusta-Aprii y. by Rev. Or. Penney. Her,
bert H. Ware TO Miss Lucy V. Leighton, both OF
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

Whoever left a silk parasol IN Daniel
Buckley's accommodation team last Sat.r-
day, can have same by proving property
and paying charges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-25

Novelties in Millinery for Spring of 80
which We are pleased to announce for Fri
day and Saturday, April p & 90, is the
satisfactory accomplishment of our special
efforts to excel anything heretofore at
tempted in Millinery in Gardiner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE TABERNACLE tomorrow night
will be tho scene ui The Juvenile choir
contest, and a great amount Of Interest
Ia being taken In the various wards OF
the city over tho result. The prizes
are In cash and run up ~ high az siO.
MAY blossom will DO the holiday
bill At tho Theater tomorrow night.
The salt Lake Stock company at cheap
prices will make up the cast.
BARLOW Bros MlnsITels concluded
their Salt Lake engagement last svou-
ing to q very melancholy gathering.
THE PIANO RECIrAL In Calders
hall last evening" by Mr., Theodore
Salmon, an Artist who stopped of a
short time on hIa way TO the coast.
drew handsome and apprsclRttve
audience. M. Salm0n's playing
showed him % be- an admirable aftist.
ana when he aud his brother virtuoso,
Professor Kr0use, played duet, the
effect could not TAIL % BIO VI the most
enthusiasliu order Miss Winston sang
a solo which was greatly Applauded.
MI. Hugh D0ugill, who waa 10 render
"a baritone song, was unfortunately In.
dsposed. MT. Weihe Of course roused
the audience 10 tho highest pitch by
his exquisite violin work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
TIE SEwSBOlS THANK SEWING
II win Include Hair Cut, Bath at the
Sauitarium ani a Turkey
Dinner.

The nowsboys Of the city arc In high
feather today In anticipation OF the
great treat that IL IN store for them to-
morrow. Ia the morning, between
The houn Of aud n O'Clock, they will
be given free hair cut aud shampoo
by James a Hablsh, the Second South
street bafbvrg.
From I O'Clock until ., through
the courtesy Of the Mcssrs. Bacon
aud the management OF the
saniAnum company, the lille
fellows will have unrestricted &C
ccss to the gentlemen's large plunge
DOL In which tho water will be- reduced
10 depth not exceeding three aud a
half VI four feet. This removes all
danger OF accidents or drowning. BE.
Hiics, they will be- closely watched.
Tbs pool 10 5J by 20 feet aud will afford
ample room 10 the nsvouty -hvc or one
hundred youngsters who will battle In
IL warm, fUiieshiur, hualthiul mineral
waters. IL was originally Intended
that they be permitted TO occupy
the pgOl from twelve until one
O'Clock but the change To AN hour
later was made IN order TO guard
againtt them contracting colds by run.
ming on the streets before dinLof.
Under the present arrangements
they will 20 directly 10 Bond's
restaurant from the Sanitnfium.
The latter company are 10 be-
complimented Tor rendering the boys
the use Of the most magnificent
swimming pool IN the western country.
The whole affair IN under the man.
agomrnt OF Colonel and WIN Lott,
who Tor several years past have taken
Il upon themselves 10 see 90 Il that the
nowtboys are well provided foI on
Thanksgiving day. Tomorrow these
gentlemen viii give them an elegant
turkey dinner NJ Bond'H restaurant.
A number OF prominent citizens will |
also be present. 10 IL expected that !
ipreches will be- made by Governor
West, Ex-Governor Thomas, Mayor
BaAkin aud one OF more Of the |
Of the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
nEWS WIRED TODAY.
1tlF Producers Not Satisfied With
Tho Tariff Provisions.


wAsnfNGToN, Nov. 20.-rhe sugar
misers VI the country, very many Of
them, are not satisfied with the pro.
POSITION to gradually abolish the sugar
bounty, a. intended in the Wilson bill
and will continue to contest II In the
Senate and House with tho hope Of
securing modification Of the clause,
Il they cannot get II stricken out en-.
trsiy. They asuett that under pro.
mise Of continuation Of the bounty
ganlcd by the Mckinley law, which
they c0nstruo ~ the time Of the con.
tact, they had every reason TO suppose
gconts a pound bounty would be con-
unued fifteen years from the time the
haunty provided, and say that
tury win push their fight 10 the
utmost limit with the hope
OF securing better terms than
tho Wilson bill gives. They assert
that they nave mAdo large outlaya on
tho strength Of this promised bounty
and have made contracts many years
ahead, controlled by the same cone
alteration. They ray that with buii.
mess once we'll started the United
s,ates can produce all the sugar tue
people oil this country eau co sumo
anu thus keep nj home over n hundred
million dollars now sent annually
abroad for sugar, sorghum anu beet
sugar. Tho men OF the west are
Interested In the question ~ well ne
cane sugar men Of Louisiana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29

have named P0wellte, I'm honor OF TIE
gentleman at the head ~ the geological
survey In this state. Verify the won.
ders Of Idaho have never yet been
told.
Helena lMont.l independent Par.
Ties Ia from tho Big Blackloot bring
news Of "a very rich gold strike. In
the early days The Big Blackfoot plac.
efs were very rich, aud produced thou
sanla VI dollafs Ia gold. Alter the
placefs had been worked out the mirers
deserted 10, though a few tried for Yeas
70 hnd the ledge from which gold
@ me- The majority, however,
gave Up the search. Chus.
tOphor Strauss aud Alexander
cameron uid not abandon an hope OF
hndlnF the vein. They uwnei some
ground 40 the head Of the gulch, and
nave been sinking chats iu the hopc
mat they would lud the much.longcd.
iof ledge, Last Saturday their lab0rs
wore rewarded, and ut tho bottom OF
one OF WCir prOspCC. holes a ledge,
some elk feet wide, was found. Inc
center oi which was composed OF rotten
quaf,2.in which the nureeia and coarse
ytluW uuft could be- seen shining
brightly In the dull colorrd dscom.
pofrl fgcl' Some of this was pannud
hei1fc large number gf prfstas, and
mo gold taken from tho nfst pan
amounted o. Sl1. Several other pans
ol ditt were washed aui In no case
uli me amount fell below $50, The
people Ia the BIackiOot valley are
greatly excited over tho ilud, aud the
many mining mon who looked at the
ledge tay 10 ~ ns rich % they have ever
Feen. The Rfuuug on which the ledge
was found h. patented, and IL owned by
g. strauss, Cameron, Edgetion hud
jewel the last two being residents Of
Helena. IL this IA rcsily the main lead,
and there can hardly be- a doubs but
thnt 10 h, u Will be- great help to the
Biackioot country, aud u opt 10 prove
another Whitlach.Unlon ne regards
richness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
RELIEF COMMITTEE WORK.
What has been Done for the Month Of
November, Ending To-
morrow.

Chairman A. l.. Thomas land secto.
iary Mrs. Geo. J. Mckibbln have Just
made the following report for the
month Of November, ending tomor.
morrow:
The executive committee Of the
general relief committee have met In
regular session every Monday at Z
O'Clock =. M, In room 20, Central
block; there have been three called
meetings.
The committee have received Sgl5
In cash; $500 has been pledged, and
Mrs. >. o. Is. Cummings, office score.
taEy, has been In the rooms every day
from 10 O'Clock am. TO J . IN. aui from
1881 pm 10 pm, AMI and has given
out s23i,bb In orders for groceries aud
merchandise and 1000 pounds OF Hour,
aud las thus relieved lI5 families.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
Fiflh rrecInct Non. PartIsan.

Tho following call was being cirou.
lated for signatures this aileraoon
among citizens Of the Finn precinct
and was being freely signed by all
casss;
A non partisan meeting OF the voters
Of this Filth precinct Tor the next
school election 10 hereby called TO meet
al 1870 p. M, Friday, December / 1893,
under tho Rlchelisu Hotel, corner VI
for the purpose NJ nominating u candi'
date for the Office OF member Of tho
board OF education Of Salt Lake CITY,
Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Full List Of Members From The Yarl.
Precncts,- hose Whose Terms
Expire First.

A goodly number Of citizens have
asked the last few days "a to the full
membership OF the city school board
aud also "a to who the members arc
whose terms expire first, For tho
benefit Of those tho full list is herewith
published showing how the various
pTecluts Are represented;
First-R. Ala, a. J. Pendleton.
Seuond-Wm. Nelson, Is, q. Ray
bOuld,
Third-John N. Pike, Walter J.
Begtic.
Fourlh-Arthur Pratt, Richard w.
Young.
Fiith-Charles Baldwin, J. h.
Dnoley,
The members whose terms expire
hrst and whose places are 10 be- Oiled
are Aln, RaybOuld, Pike, Pratt and
Baldwin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
Chamber Of Commerce.

Secretary Snyder, Of tAo Chamber Of
Commerce, received irouitlen Tuesday
ifom A. Il. S,oDgburger, 6l Williams.
hurgb, Col, and d. P.weloh, OF Phlla.
delphia, regarding the business posi-.
biiitieh Ia Utah and asking for general
Information about the Territory.
Judge Charles A. Herman, Of
iOOtls, has been named by the lOoele
county court 10 furnish Information Of
the Resources OF his county 90 tic
bureau OF Information.
President Hubbard Of the ChAmb Der
o. Commerce has received from w. IL.
Watson,O San Francisco, the informa-
ton ihat space for thu exhibit nj the
Midwinter Fair would be- sl.5O per
square foot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
HIS BREAK FROM CUSTODY.
Wilson was Re.capiurcd at Sandy IN
the Small Hours of This Morning.

About s'sOlast night Deputy Marshal
Fowler Of Provo, and another deputy
arrived Ia tho city with i've prisoners,
booked Tor the pvnitentlaTy. While
they were at the Rio Gfando depot, hay.
ing Just LEFT the train, one VI tho
capuves, named James II. Wilson, who
Ia Indicted Tor robbery, suddenly broke
away and ran west ON Second South
street. lie WIS handuuiied At the time,
but this fact did not prevent him
getting away Ia tho darkness, though
every possible til0rt was made 10 over.
take him. The search, however, was
Kept up, aud nj an early hour this
morning the runaway was re-0aptured
at Sandy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29

BUFFALO, n. ", Nov. 29.-It has
been understood that prusontments
Catholic political Organization, on
charges Of criminal conspiracy were 70
be made TO the grand jury here. At
the district attorneys oillCe II was said
today no such casts have Teen or will
be laid before the grand jury. IL was
added, the association II not In viola.
ton OF law and such charges
could not be sustained In court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
FIRE AT TnG DEPOT.
Tho RIO Grunde Western Passenger
Waiting Room Damaged.

The West Side fire department under
Assistant Chief Donovan was called
out about O'Clock this afternoon to
extingulsh blazB Ia the RIO Gande
Western passenger DEPOT.
The fire started In the ceiling over
tho waiting room and was caused by IA
detective Hue, and but for the PROMPT
aud efficient work OF the department,
the building being Of frame, wouli
have been totally destroyed. Asltis
the Ices 10 estimated at luss than $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. @9,-The silver
aud lead minom will md IN the new
tauh something to ponder over, be-
sides thu claute placing silver anu lead
ofe on the itoe lisi, In the proposition
N make bond warehouses Of all the
smeltofs. lt h claimed that this Will
afford an opportunity for ftaui N the
smrltefs should desire 10 engage In II,
and that Il would SIN further iucrsass
the importation OF foreign mined Otc-.
The metal schedule provides for q duty
Of 10 por cent MI valOrrm on lead ore
and Tor no duty on ore containing both
tilyel and lead IN which the silver IL
Of greater value than lead. it will DO
lth ~ tho treasury department % Tx
the regulations under which ores shall
he admitted, anu ~ the department
officials should DO friendly 10 tho
tmellen II u argued II would be- u
very easy matter 10 admit almost all
lead ores under the silver lead classih.
Gallon. There IL prospect thnt the
bonded warehouse proposition will DO
strongly antagonized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
HARRY HAMMOND'S CASE.
Thirty Days Allowed In Which to
File a BIN OF Exceptions.

Attorney q. o. whittsmoro made
an application to Judge Zane this
morning to allow thirty days 10 which
to tilo bill Of exceptions In the case OF
Harry Hammond, recently seuten,e by
JudgeBartch 10 l5yelfs detention In the
Columbia reform sonOOl Tor tne killing
Of the title boy, Clyde Robertson.
District Attorney Judd offered no
objection, anu the request was pran ted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
Today's Probate Cont.

Estate u Matilda J. McCargor de.
ceased. Continued till Friday, Degom.
Der g2ud.
Estate Of Maton Olson Jensen, de-
ceased. Hearing on return Of sale Of
personal pfupotty,and orier made con.
hrming salc. Hearing also ou final
account aud petition for distribution.
nm objection 10 thc Ro'unt having been
hled. Account allowed, the attlrney's
fee being fixed NJ $500, ana decree Of
distribution made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
Entertaining Old Folks.

Tomorrow Thanksgiving Day, tho
LaIier-day saints choir at Beaver Will
entertain all the residents Of that city
ata complimentary dinner nd concert
IN the Beaver assembly hall, COM
mencing al ~ noon. The veteran.
viii be conveyed 10 and from the hail
In vehicles specially provided by a
committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29
Basnlt Items.

On Sunday evening tho Saints Of
Basalt had good dime, President
Kicks, Elders Rigbee and Mulliuer
were the speakers. Tue trst named
spoke ON the subject Of fast donations
aud showed what could be done Tor
faulty contributing the sum Of 20
cents,
Brother aud Sister Crlddle now have
four children down with typhoid fever.
Il IA isRHad sight 10 see NO many able
bodied wOfRingmen walking around
having no work aud very little food,
many u them. LONDJNER,
November ~, 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-29

PARIS, Nov. 29.-Pr.sldont Garnet
nal eummoned Senator Spuller to form
toAhlnet. spullor has the matter un.
yer consideration, but II IN not believed
no Will undertake the Job.
rAbis, Nov. 20, o p. m.-Spullor has
u'elied to attempt 10 form a cabinet.
~ Ii Understood Raynal and bur.
uelu WIN be the chief men In the new
ministry.
9pullef's cabinet IL expected 10 be-
soll posed ~ follows. Hpullor, premier
auu minister OF foreign uiIalrs; Raynal,
minlaler Of the Interior Bufdeau,
Mllniaierof hnauoe; Faure, miniater OF
, .'u.l General Loistillion, min.
,1'1, ol war, ana Admiral Isoinunier,
minister Of Marine.