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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-05
Memoranda.

Baltimore, Nov 2-Arrived. schrs Annie
Bliss, Berry Savannah; Island City, VCor-
hees Savannah.
Fernandina, Nov 9-Arrived, steamer Ed
mondsley Bril- Muir, Newport News; schrs S
Rudolph, Burns, Baltimore; Charles M
Patterson, Tunnell do
Fail River, Nov CARVED, schr II F. Kim
ball, Rondout.
Passed down-schr Sally W Ponder, Taun-
ton for New York.
Galveston, Nov 2-Arrived, steamer Nab
[Brl, Rasmussen, Hartlepool.
Cleared. steamer Whltby lBrl, Ormstorm,
Liverp Whitehall IBrl. Mills do.
Sailed, steamer Calvin [Brl, Hunter, Liver
Georgetown, SC, Oct 31-Arrived. schrs Jno
G Gregory, Andreassen, New York; Il @
knight Jr, Philadelphia
New Orleans. Nov ARRIVED, steamers
Akaba [Brl. Carter, Hamburg via Boston,
Tyr Nor Rasmussen, Bocas del fora, Bret
fond LNorl, Eskeland- do FL Mar Grant'New
York; Louisiana, eager, do; bark F'ratilli
Laurin lItall, BreRIetti Genoa.
Cleared, steamers Texan lBrl, BERTHE, Ldv-
erpool; knight Templar lBrl, Pain, Bremen
via Norfolk; saltwater, Gait, Livingston; Ell
Sol, Higgins, New York; Ell Monte, Parker,
do; Foxhall LBrl, Leslie, Port Limon; ArGn-
sas, Havana.
Pensacola, Oct sO-sailed, ship Leonora
Portland. Nov 2-Arrived bark b Rabel,
Mitchell, Savannah; schr Otello, Sweetland,
do
Butt OF Lewis. Nov 2-Passed steamers
Clintonia [Brl, Bulman Savannah for Reval;
Swedish Prince Brl, Dunbar, Fernandina via
Newport News for Stetttn.
Barcelona, Oct 29-ArTived. steamer Danish
Prince [Brl, Bggs Savannah.
Cardiff, oct 3i-Sailed, steamer Bendo Brl ,
Campbell, Tybee
Liverpool, Nov 2-Arrived steamer Dart
moor Brl, Lassels Charleston.
Licati, Oct 26-Sailed. brig Maria lItall, for
Charleston.
barbados. Oct 2O-Sailed, bark Barbadian
lBrl, Anderson, Brunswick.
Charleston. Nov4-Arriyed steamers Iro-
quois, Kemble, New York, proceeded Jack
sonVille: Gulford lBrl Hicks, Blyth Fresh
field lBrl Wilson, swansea; U > steamer
Maple, French, Baltimore.
Cleared, Steamer Alcester IBrl, Bruce,
Sailed, schr Chas coicumb, Lee, New
York.
Jacksonville. Nov 4-Entered sens II 6
Lanflir. Woodland Baltimore; schr ADELE
Ball, Woodruff, New York; schr Redwing
Johnson New York.
Cleared, schr Carrie L Godfrey Cook
Philadelphia.
Norfolk, Nov ARRIVED and cleared. steam
ers Borghees IBrl, McRichie, New Orleans TO
Salerno; Wandle lBrl, Alleyne, Port Tampa
10 Stettin; Huntsman [Brl Ttndle, New Or
leans 10 London; Bonita lGerl, Arano, Gal
weston 10 Liverpool; schrs James Il Jordon,
Providence; John Twohy, Boston.
Wilmington, NC Nov 4-Cleared, steamer
Pawnee Ingram, New York; bark Zeenymph
[Dutchl Groot, Fleetwood, England.
West Point, Va, Nov ARRIVED, steamer
VIM Lawrence, Providence, and sailed Balti-
more: steamer Bowden, New York and sailed
New York.
Newport News, Va, Nov ARRIVED, steam
ers Memnon, Galveston; Satopia, Galveston.
and sailed Havre; Azalia, Savannah and
sailed Havre.
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and wife. Mrs J p Guion, Miss L Garagan,
Mrs L Lowenback Rev J X Wight, Mrs w W
Rogers, Miss X Nichols, Mrs + " Rood G <
Jenkens and wife. A Richardson, Miss M 81.
more, Mrs NJ Elmore, Hon x Hallingant
Rev D A Freeland and wife. Mrs J Stanton
Mrs Weiss Miss B Weiss, Miss F Weiss.gos
1tshman, Miss Tishman. Mrs Tishman b.
l. lishman. Miss NJ Tishman, o Swedeken
and wife, Mrs Ferst and child, = + McMurra=
and wife, Mrs NJ Sutlif, Mrs II Grimm s II
Sutlin, w Lamb, Miss NJ 1sckermendia Miss
: Eckermendia, : 1atel. 5 Peterson, Miss r
Naughton. Miss Naughton,M Mrs w @ Naugh.
ton, David MCGUIRE, Capt VIM Ferrett G
Benham, T. A Brandt. VIM Dodd G Sutton II
Mark, A Mitchell. 9 w Laumris A Rahan 4
LeFfbre,S L Howard and wife. A Finklestein
J Swanson, A Howard, b Wolberg, NJ Sip.
gel, Mrs Fersts maid and 20 steerage.
Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
Miss L Merritt, VIM II McEvoy, w f. joyce
G. II Sykes.
Per steamship Tallahassee for New York
Miss Eta Parish, Mrs w + Swami d Evans,
John Nolan, 5 Mutain, II Rouleau, N
Lefchia.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York, Nov. 4, p. m.-Money on call
has been easy, ranging from ~ to , per cent.
The last loan was at y per cent. and at the
closing was offered at y per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5016 per cent.
Sterling exchange IS firm with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at "a SiCd4 6lt( for de-
mand and q 8i4@4 sl3a for sixty days; posted
rates 81 Sa6D1 g.
Commercial bills 81 79a04so
Silver certificates, zoe
The total sales of stocks we're 9O5C0
shares.
Government bonds strong. State bonds
dull.
New York Nov. 4-The weekly state
ment Of the associated banks, issued by the
clearing house to-day, shows the following
changes:
Reserve increased ...................S322 5. g75
Loans increased. ..................... 3 O5s 500
Specie Increased ..... ............... 5j2 600
Legal tenders increased. ............. 62Il 700
Deposits increased. $50 900
Circulation decreased. ................ 200 900
The banks now are 852 0l3. 45i above the re-
qulrements Of the p per cent. rule.
New York, Nov. 4.--The imports from the
port of New York were as follows: General
merchandise, IS. 400 ll2 dry goods 1923 $50:
specie S2T7 GJs: gold. s249l. The exports OF
specie from the port OF New York for the
week ending to-day were $1,000 in gold and
1888 $50 IN silver.
Atlanta, ca, Nov. 4.-The clearings Of
the associated banks for the week were
81 AZ 6Sl.
New York. Nov. 4 noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
II! '''.'.' ............ l94
Chicago and Northwestern. ...............10 l4
Norfolk and Western preferred ......... q
Richmond and West Point Terminal. 81
WbSlcTu OAlOn. 900. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oSll
New York, Nov. 4.-The week which wit
messed the satisfactory settlement OF
great financial problem OF inter
national importance, and return 20 nomi-
nal conditions Of the local monetary situation
by the retirement Of outstanding clearing
house certificates with loans OF ali kinds
easily obtainable at low rates Of interest, and
with the associated banka holding a surplus
Of over 2,O00O)O, closes on the stock ex-
change depressed in tone and at a decline
compared with the closing sales Of this
preceding Saturday, ranging uD to ~ per
general market shared freely, with but one or
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Baltimore. Nov. 4.-Wheat weak; spots
AA0b65c; Novem Der 6lAS16jc; December
66'5@66Ac; May 73M@Tssc. Corn firm spot
45a@4SAe; November 45B@45Ac; year AS
Cincinnati. Nov. 4.-FIour quiet; fancy So S.
6o5 OO family s. 200S 30. Wheat dull and
nominal; No. red soc; receipts $500 ship
ments 1000. Corn quiet; No. mixed 4Olsc
oats firm. No. mixed SOC rive quiet and
hrmer; No. , ole. Pork dull $40 So Lard
quiet at 50 40. Bulk meats easy. 80 co. Bacon
dull, $40 50GSl0 20. Whisky active; sales III
barrels, at 81 Is. Butter In moderate demand.
Sugar easy. Eggs steady l70l7Hc Cheese
strong.
New Orleans Nov. 4.-Sugar open kettle
steady; common to good fair 2f@2Ac; cen
trifugals steady plantation graduated g-16
choice white 461i Lice; OF white 3A1lc;
gray white 3 7l613ssc choice yellow clari-
fed 31a@Sasc; prime clarified 1903 T-l6c; off
prime = l3-l603Aci seconds 2is0SAc. Mo
laSses-open Kettle, steady; strictly prime
33{D34c good prime 3lG132c prime 296D30c
fair TO good fair 27D2sc; centrifugal quiet
strictly prime 25c; fair to good fair 19Gbl5c:
common to good common 6Dl0c Syrup, %
6pS9c.
St. Louis, Nov. A. Flour quiet. weak but
not Quotably changed. Wheat-No. red
cash closed bSAc; November 5se asked; De-
cember b9A6DG0@ac. closing b9Slc asked; Jan
uary 6l"sc nominal; May 679sc asked. Corn
was higher for cash, but futures closed hm4
on, influenced by wheat; No. . mixed cash
36A03614c; November 35hc bid; December
8bW35c; year and January 35c nominal:
May 3S,Sc asked. Oats nominally dull and
weak; No. cash 26I4e bid; November 2Gskc
nominal; December 2l1ac bid May 1850 bid.
Whisky, bagginR and cotton ties unchanged,
Provisions castor but very lame Pork
standard mess SIS 90. Lard 90 Is. Dry salt
meats-loose shoulders 81 co. longs and ribs
81 l2il; shorts 80 311s; boxed l5c more. Bacon
packed shoulders s. 80: longs and ribs
$40 l2HQfl0 %; shorts $40 80.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Nov 4.-Cotton seed oil Arm;
prime crude SIC: prime yellow ale.
New York, Nov. 4.-Petroleum frm; united
closed 81 20 bid.
Rice
New York, Nov. 4.-Rice steady; domestic
fair to extra 3h031c; Japan 496Q4&c.
Naval stores.
New York, Nov. 4.-Rosin steady; strained
common TO good IL 2OGDsl 221i Turpentine
steady at 30GD30lSc.
Charleston, Nov. 4. - Spirits turpentine
firm at &c. Rosin firm at g5c1&l.O0 for
good strained
Wilmington, Nov. 4-Rosin quiet; strained
at 81 OO good strained 81 Csc. Spirits turpen
tine steady at 21%c. Tar firm at 81 10 Tur
pentine quiet; hard 81 o.; soft 81 90; virgin
81 60
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two exceptions, notably Lackawanna and Pa
cihc Mail. With such generally favorable
conditions IL was only by means Of those arti-
fees with which the professional traders are
familiar that reactlOnary movement could
be successfully carried out. and all the vari-
Gus means, including rumOr and innuendo
were used To affect values unfavorably with
the result already noted. To-day's market
was not important, save in that il was
marked by a continuance of the same
tactics that have prevailed throughout
the week. The opening was irm and slight
bat the traders were in the market to sell
quickly changed the temper OF speculation
Chicago Gas was raideQ on reports OF
further legal Importance, and stop orders in
General Electric and Distilling brought out
lots of these shares causing general depres-
sion. from viii n occasional rallies resulted
but the net results were lower figures and
during the last hour the tendency was down
ward, the closing tone Of the market being
weak.
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Per South Bound Railroad, Nov 4-327 bales
cotton, 90 pkgs tobacco. sacks collars 9
bols syrup 10 pkgs household goods / car
wood car cabbage.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Nov 4-b5 bales Gotten, : car oil, ! car bran
bbls spirits turpentine, . cars wood l car luu.
Der bag potatoes, 1 case dry goods, / chair
box clothing, case hardware, - cases lire
works, bdl punk, cases paper ware SIS cases
torpedOes. 9i cases potash, I case shirts /
crate paper. aXles, bale moss, bbls -four,
2BO boxes tobacco
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way, Nov 4-3.2s5 bales cotton, cars hay. IS
plSgs furniture, $50 sacks bran g ,52s sacks rice
20 bales hides, 20 bbls flour. "a bbls rice / or.
gan, car oats, car coal, 30 bbls sugar, car
wood II pkgs meat, sacks potatoes, 1 lot
household goods, hblS potatoes. 259 pkgs
mdse 1879 bbls rosin, % cars lumber i6s
bbls spirits turpentine, 10 406 boxes fruit. Sc
bbls fruit cars rock, pkgs tobacco, 60 bbls
c oil.
Per Central Railroad, Nov 4-346s bales
cotton, l22 tons pig iron, 1874 pkgs mdse, 100
pkgs domestics, II cases eggs, . crates hams
coops chickens, 90 boxes tobacco, 100 boxes
candy, 40 boxes soap, crates bottles 81 tubs
cans, boxes ord stores, 3 sacks potatoes 1
box wax, $50 pounds buggy material, 5 boxes
crackers, 1873 bbls spirits turpentne 09i bbls
rosin, 100 bbls oil, - bDs flour. , bbls dross 2
bbls oranges, bbls syrup, Dbl hominy, Dbl
castings, car oats, car meat, cars lumber,
craftsmanship Tallahassee for New York.
24i5 bales upland cotton POS oars 1913 bbls oil,
lis bales domestics and yarns, $40 bbls rosIn,
80 bbAo SplIlAh lCiiillGs sS,upU Shingles II
bales hides, % bbls fish, l0,55S pkgs fruit II
pkgs vegetables, 259 tons pig iron, % cans
shrimp, l47 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
478 bales cotton, 1913 bbls rosin 10 bbls rosin
oil, 90 bbls spirits turpentine bbls tar, 2sE52
feet lumber, 395 pkgs mdse 81 bales hides ,
bales wool, 81 bales domestics 81 pkgs fruit
boxes lemons, 1901 boxes oranges, IL Izbbls
oranges.
Per Norwegian ship Bravo for Bristol
!, $50 bbls spirits turpentine. valued at $40 323.
and 675 bbls rosin, valued at S16,925-Pater-
son Downing & Co.
Per Norwegian bark Henriette for Genoa
3462 bbls rosn, valued at 50 000-Raymond
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Rice
Naval Stores.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ca, Nov. 4, 1898.
Cotton.

Spirits Turpentine-There was an increased
demand in the morning, and the market
opened at 211ac bid for regulars. Sales were
reported having been made at 27aic to night
before, and on the strength of the anxious
bidding, the factors held for higher price
The market then advanced rapidly to 2Sc at
which price there were some SHES When
the market closed at the regular Saturday 5
call at 1870 p. m, there we're further sales re
ported at 2S4c. The tone of the market re
manned firm.
Rosin-The market opened firm and I'M
changed, with the exception of a decline of
sc on some sales of water white. At the close
of the market, however. il regained the loss
and the prices remained the same as yester-
days closing. There was a fair inquiry. and
sales of about 1900 barrels were made up to
the closing of the market at 100 D. m The
following are the official quotations:
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3 white 2stE63gzSc Rye. No. .. 47Jsc Bar
ley No. >, nominal; No. 3. 70. b., 39f65Oc: No
4, I. o. b., 38Ie43c. Flaxseed. No. l. 81 or
Hay prime timothy seed g. 201s3 %. Mess
pork. per barrel SO Is. Lard. per 100 pounds
50 6561a 20. Short rib sides as o00Sg % Dry
sailed shoulders 81 CO17 -; short clear sides
Ss 0O9$9 -. Whisky, 81 Is Sugars IN
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Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
Bark Henriette, Genoa.
Schr Leila Smith, Newburg.
Tug upeter, Santiago de Cuba.
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Arrived YestertIaY.

Steamship City OF Augusta, Daggett, New
Yorls-C @ Anderson
Steamship Straits OF Magellan tBrl, Coull
Glasgow Richardson & Barnard.
Tug Dandy, Paterson, Darien-Master.
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Steamship City of Augusta, Daggett, New
York-C G Anderson.
ShpBravo [Norl, Meyer, Bristol-Paterson
Downing & Co.
Bark Henriette [Norl Bull, Genoa--J f Mi
mis- & Co.
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Per steamship City OF Augusta from New
Yrrk-D II Lawson, w J Thompson. Mrs l.
Hubbel. Mrs Fennell Miss M Settler Mrs
g j Miller, VIM M Austin, A r Ross. VIM Nc
uwreath, J Stone ] Greenhalgh, G Stone
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omoial RECORD for the MORNING News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, Nov. g. 1893: Showers, fol-
lowed by fair; cooler; southerly winds, be-
coming westerly.
Forecast for Georgia. Fair; preceded by
local showers to-day or tonight in northern
portion; winds shifting to northerly; cooler
Sunday morning.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ga, on Nov 1, 1898, with the normal
for the day:
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Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters OF vessels free OF
In the custom house. Captains are requested
TO call at the ONCE.
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LaFar.


Gives the best hat for 81 80 132 Brough-
ton street.-ad
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Sets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5:1s
~~O~-~~~-~~~-~-~~~-~~~-~~ ~~~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~
High Water at Fort Pulaski 4:4t am. 500 pm.
Central Standard Timel.
Sunday, Nov 5, 1893.
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LaFar,

Sells Stetson's fine hats; 1872 Broughton
street -ad
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Treats you well and gives most for
your money; try him. 132 Broughton
street.-ad.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told in
Paragraphs.

No Hope of Raising the sunken
Steamer SWAMI Desperate Luna
tic Escapes From the Asylum at
Milledgevile-A Fight Apt to be
Made Over the System Of Registra-
ton in Vogue at Macon.
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Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS:
SAVANNAH. Nov. 4, p. NJ, city time.
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LaFar,
Sells boys and children's Hats, 25 cent
upward. 1872 Broughton streeS, ~
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Lar ar
Sells fine gloves and suspenders; 13c
B>5ughton street.-ad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-20
TRUSTEES SALE

Nt~uFREAE uN TN nru DAY or
w scrtemiur, isul, CHARLIE D. Martin tN.
gUuicd and delivered 70 ne -hlt iAAn luu1.
Iua a Loan Association OF NiNis N|.I rHI.
dui0urd for tus payment % ono thousand Ili.
IhIr and Intefcft atcordinH To- its tUHns, sHI Zoo
secure tho payment ot The Fu....I money
tpgciu.d in faid bond, Tie fub 'll.'.. .
MARTA on she fsmo Day executed nuH delivered
TO Traua T. Holland, trustee. ~ trH.t U,rI.
cUuyrfug tohImI Boo trust the iulIUunF HUH.
embed real estate fu witt
tote twenty r. p twenty ,oeo 1Ia MY.
tHfrtytung $50 in block one l.f .ni uts
twtnty nine tfU, thrti t.ul twenty rt0 80
Md tnenlJsiA l.N % tt W.. W ~
Plat a.. salt Lace city Hurtcl, pa thC County ~
Hait lake uud Trrutufv ~ ltIh, WuI.u a.it
trust deed was duly Sled tnr record in Che
0nIro of tlr recorder ~ decd 20 -n.t lsuc
county. wan Vrnitorv. on thu lttH uaf uf
rcu|Cmtnr. lell. aud Thereafter uuI recorded
iu book Of Mortgage al iIafc 90 ~ hn
records in uaii encc ana whcfra., nrituit DOG
brcu made Dog thr uayutri % N.,., mi.loit
aud Hnta rTluIrrdH i said bond l1r more thnu
flX months uuur 60 thia dntts WlorrNT the
condition ui snid trust Dos tcrn uiuAcn.
Sow therefore. notice - hereby uy.u tires
tho uHdrrsignr1 trustee, ty tiliuH OF ih'
power DOB hUm vested hY ihn HlIi fu.i Ugrfs
and Nc tho request OF tho -llt HkO Hu|Idirg q
Loan AafuriHtiuu % Umh iNg owner .ni
LEGAL holder of fnid bond, Will uugf 10 public
sale 90 tho highest bidder Cor each nt tNU front
ro0r OF che touuty Court iiuutr. lu tbo UtY
tho l'st day of october. itpi, at " O'Clock AIM.
tHr above drEruHcd real Cstatr, ur Hu mnrh
thereof nH may DO uCrrsaary, nui iru .ulrrs uf
size stock Of Htid corporation. lu'f .I.uyu 10
froltcd as ,oHhierai ftfurlia iar uo loan
dtssrlbcd herein, 90 satisfy tlH Obligation
icfclnrooitcd. and the oapcnro of executing
PRANK J.. HOLLAND.
Dated September o, 1888.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-20
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THE srvmu MAiN0 & N'iLlNG COMPANY,
principal place 1f business, salt Lake CITY
Salt laLc County ltah, location IT mino
Gold mn Mining District, piuto Co., Utah
ATOTlCf Is HEREBY GlVFN THAT
~ NJ meeting Of thr Directors OF tic
~ Ter Mining aud Milling Company. held ga
october tth, ls.i, mn urHrHHmuut OF one cent
per shHrc Wss levied ou th' capital stock of
The corporation, PAYABLE 40 once 90 Vs. y
heattlU, secretary AT tho unIcr ut the COMPANY.
room b & constitution hul.ding, 7alt Lake Oity.
remain unpHli on che ltth dAN % NOVEMBER
1903, VIII be- delinquent nuu advertised Tor tHIg
ut public suction, and uulCHH payment 10 made
before. will Doc sold uu The sth dny Of Docom.
Der. lfa, 20 pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs OF Adlcruslug and cNpunfu
OF sale W, j, nEA1ttE,
Secretary.
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being the first year, the vines are not
pOlUd, but there IL a large or unu
u halt the vines had been tr iined tut
product this year would havo paid th'
expenses OF clearing and planting thc
isud. The governor wns greatly ln
Dressed with the vast ani uni OF hut
nnd lying uuUCcupied though unlcl
iitcnes. Hu says the Gay's ohsefva-
ton and iuquity furihor cohNinco'
him tnat it ~ nb.olulrly nece.-
cary for the settlement OF The
country that the charge per acre
Tor water right be uone AVA
with. Poor men cannot pay u; nor
can they afford to buy lanu anu tlch
uiurtsnrr 10 tor a wafer righti mkinr
chances I iosing everything. II ihis
charge were removed, ueople wou'u
flock ia u cultivate this land, This
would be TO the Interest OF the canal
companies, 40 well, for II would make
them business aud enable ihum %
earn lnrrer Interest on their Invest
msnts. II a railroad company, Gays
the governor, should charge "A shipper
"A lump sum IN e1vaucs fur the privl-
lego Of usiug the line, the charge wOulh
be comparable % this water light ns
Husement,
Toe city OF Pullman, eight miles
southeast Of Colfax, Wash, was thrown
Into n fever Of excitement curly Iuus.
day morning by the news ui bJlu
burglary u the guests Of the Amufi-
can Hotel, aud tho cold.bloodud muir.
der ui one Of them by tho dospafatc
thief An exchange says that the
occurrence created the widest con.
fusion among the guests. The thief
alter entering several rooms and secur.
iug some money aud three wnichJ
made bis way into the room occuplt
b.. A. Is. Cooper manager OF The sem
er,l merchandise store OF u ackmn n
BfOtu,rs q Co., anu Uuu oi tins Black
man boys. Toe latter VS. awakened
by the noise AMI alarmed Cooper, VINO
nj once spfaug Out vi btU, AMI feaoh'
inR tue uuOr barred tue exit Of tic
thief Cooper was LARGE mau,aud tUu
burglar, seeing himself C0ruUtcI, hfrl
upJu tn' unfortunate man, the b u
penetrating tho heart, ana caus-
log instant death. The despetal o
then Nd over the body VI hi-
Victim. IL was dark Ia the room aul
Backnan was unable ~ noe the out.
glar clearly. He could ouiy describe
him nb mail man under medium
height. The hotel VS. Immediately
alive with excited people. fhv doors
were lockvu anu all ways Of vyrysa
closed, when everybody Wls scatgny.,
but withuut inmrIiatr result. Angng
the guests was deputy Sheriff Juun X.
Eacho, Of COliaX, who hat been e..
lieved Of a small amount u money aui
watch. lie Immediately took stcla
10 secure thu nppfchousi u OF thr mur.
derur. A search outside the motel was
madu later on, and toe watches anu
other articles were found In the rear "
the hous-, where they had teen thrown
from n window u the building. Cooper
was bachelor, 90 ytars old, anu p
Prominent member Of the Masonic
fraternity. After searching the guests
che h1tUi WA carefully gone ovef,wiin
the result that blood stains were found
on tho pillow Of the bed Ia the room
occupied by u man registered NJ Gr re
L. Parker, Of Btafbuok. lie uiaipis %
nave been seeking work ON the rail.
way. Hu occupied the room adjoining
CoOprf's. This afternoon two other
guests were arrested on suepicion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-20
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