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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

will swell TO larger volume ana he
followed by a prosperity not thought oil
now.
business Mons association by Wondoll
Benson, president; G.. =. Mason. vIco
presidents Geo. A. Snow secretary pro
tenn
Utah aud Montana Machinery Co.
troed Furniture aud Carpet Co.
Iusdol q Sons.
Walker Bros. & Fylor Co.
Fraser q Chalmers.
Druuhl IS franklin.
Eagle Foundry Is Machine Co,
Ncldon-Judson Drug Co.
Geo. Mullett & Go.
w. =. Henderson.
treasurer.
l.. G.. front
lions Cooperative Mercantile Insu-
luton, Wiliord Woodtun, president:
lhonas %. Webbcr, superintendent
spencer Clnwsou & co.
Cunulugtou a Co.
president
II. j. Grant & Co.
Kahn Bros.
Utah Stove and Hardware Co., II.
Nicholson; socroury.
Goldsmith a Co.
II. Duwo0dcy Furniture Co II. Din
wooioy, presidents WIN. r. Wallace,
secretary.
Consolidated implement co., per Goo.
n. snow, general manager.
Geo. A. Lowe.
Cooperative Wagon and Machine Co.
j. AuUrnach Bros.
!. W, jenkins q Sons.
JHmc4-S pUuuur.liAiOman Co.
scars ~ Llddlu Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
new YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Condition OIL Affairs PallCky
this Afternoon.
Tho Failure of ~ Prominent firm
Causes Intonso ENcitemcni.-
slaughter OF values.

NEW YomS, July 26.-Tho nppolnt-
ment Of receivers for tho Erie road,
while not unexpected, had "A disastrous
effect on stocks at the opening this
morning. Eric common fell 10 o.;
seconds TO 553; Northwestern TO 81;
Lake Shore 10 M, Missouri PAcliin tu
20; st. Paul TO ~; preferred 10 lOi;
sugar 10 10; Erie preferred to ~;
Atohison TO 10.
The market continued feverlsh, and
excited anu after opening still lower
prices were made, with declines geuer-
ally OF from : to %! Erie Consol, seconds,
broke @. 10 81, Baltimore aud Ohio, "a
20 bO!; i.ihu shore, 30 70 III; Omaha,
~ to 26l; Missouri Pacific, "a ~ 10;
lead pru.erfod, 3 10 81; NotthWtstern,
~ 10 81; Rock leland, 10 5il; sugar,
. 10 al. The dowhwsrI movement
was accelerated by the shaking out Of
many holdings Of long stock. After
1880 there were several sharp rallies,
but the advance was not fully main.
tained. At IL O'Clock speculation was
still feverish.
Some stocks declined further after
IL. General electric broke 10 i2l;
Western Uilon to 10; sugar To 6s; de,.. I.
market was steadier,
Tho condition OF Affairs at the stock
exchange this afternoon was panicky.
The excitement was intense and the
slaughter OF values has not been
paralleled In recent yeafs. Loans
were called by many banks and the
failure OF n. q. Nicholas & Go. attn.
buted directly o. mia sot. The 70.
markablo drop In Evansville a. Terre
Haute Of 10 TO 20, B.. u4,.k o.. o. points
since Monday, uli not have Occurred
" the weak holders hAd not been forced
10 unload. over ive million dollars
have been shipped by the banks
TO interior oities during the
paHt few unyH aud there
arc no indications Of let up I'm Inc
demand. These institutions were com.
PEELED 10 call Ia loans. This preelpi.
tatOd the Hing OF all classsB of se.
curities and bonds ne well as dividend
aud non-1iviaend paying shares were
being fairly slaughtered. The question
OF Intrinsic value cut no figure, aud Il
resolved Itself into u matter Of getting
money anu that nc once. Money was
worked up TO 10 ON cnll anu this az.
gravated the situation. Manhattan
broke II to 100; Lackawanna 10 1870;
Delaware anu +. Hudson ~ to 1927.
N.Y.Central to o.; NewJefsey central
to sS; Northwestern a 10 50; general
electric ~ to 400; sugar 4! to ga; Lake
Shore u lO7!; Rock leland ~ 10 ijl;
Western Union % to O7I; Chicago gas
u to a.! sugar, prviegr,L,t Jsl. The
rumainuer OF the list h 10 !. Evans.
vile ~ rfoHaute after selling down
to ~ rallied TO 50. Regular sales were
made ut 1908. At 2;l5 pm. tho
market was somewhat steAdier with a
rally Of tO8.
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UTAH COMMISSION.
4 Change Of Quarters will Be Hade
on Saturday BeIl, Certain.
TO APPOINT PRECINCT JUDGES.
The Commission VIII Finish Their
Work Here Very Soon aud
Adjourn TO Meet In Chicago.

The members Of the Utah commits.
sion have not been In session today,
aud may not sit tomorrow. The main
part Of their present program
has been accomplished and ten
or twelve days from now the com.
mission will adjourn to meet In Chi
cago, where they will finish the com.
pilation Of their annual report.
The next task to be- taken will be-
the appointment Of precinct Judges of
election. There are 81S precincts In
the Territory for which provision has
TO be made, tho number Of ludgcs 10
be appointed numbering about 100.
The commission will move TO their
new premises ut tho WOmnu's In
dustrlal home, ON Saturday, where a
new desk will DO found for their clerk,
Colonel Page.
The two light and airy lower rooms
Mt the Executive building which have
hitherto been used for the purposes OF
the commission will In the future bs
occupied by Territorial Secretary
Richards aud his clerks, who
will then vaoate their present
rather dark quarters on the
other eide Of the hallway. The iur.
nished apartments upstairs, hitherto
used by the members Of the Utah
commission when In the city, ami by
Colonel Page "all the seasons round"
will very likely be- utilized by Cover.
nor West-a portion Of thom ut any
rate.
Altogether there will be quite a shut.
fling up nt the Executive building on
anu alter Saturday next.
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NEW YoMl, July ED. o. Mills,
said TO be one Of the largest holders OF
Erie seconds, Gays In regard TO the re.
colyenhip:
"Updoubtediy confidence has To-.
ceived another shock, but the public
must recognize the stringent times
through which We are passing. | e1.
rect 10 hear OF other failures la the
commercial world. The trouble is,
there 10 very little money anu In times
like these embarrRssments must be ex.
pected."
The decision TO put the Erie road In
10 TIC hands OF receiver was not
reached I'LL late yesterday, as II was
found NECESSARY 20 prevent tho sacrlllc-
Jug OF the securities. The company's
floating debt is about six millions.
Considerable Is held abroad, but 1t IL
well secured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
IN THE WHITE CITY
The Festivities aud siEhtsccr-
To-day.

CHICAGO, July G6.-rhis Is COM
meTolnl travelers' day nj the Worlds
Fair. The weather ii delightful, cool,
with light clouds tenloring the suns
rays.
The American Exhibition associa.
ton met the travellers ut the terminal
station ON their arrival nud conducted
them TO Festival hall, whore addresses
Of welcome and responses were de-.
livercd. A military concert In their
honor WINS given by the Iowa State
band this afternoon.
The pavilion VI tho republic Of
Liberia In the Agricultural building
was formally dediontod to-day, although
II has been open 10 the public for some
time. The exhibit Ia unique and in-
tofesting.
Four train londs Of turner's from the
national funniest ut Milwaukee
arrived at the grounds today, aud
thousands Of GermaLs Of this
city visited tho grounds to witness the
exercises. After marching through
the grounds the turner's went through
gymnastic prcgtam at the stock
pavilion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
UTAH IN THE LEAD.
Her Local Industry Appreciated By
Western Merchants.
THEY ORDER UrAu MADE GOODS.
A Point That Home Merchants and
Consumers Would DO Well to
Make Note o.

In the present peculiar and unsstis.
factory condition Of business affairs ia
tho country generally II Ia interesting
to note the steady advance that ID
being made by Utah manufactures
and products. Tho News has fire..
quently had occasion to mention the
superiority OF Utah.made woolen
goods, and Of late has had the satisfac.
ton OF noting that this superiority is
recognized by dealers and consumers
outside Of the Territory.
Another circumstances OF the kind
may be instnucod today, In the re-
celpt OF a communication from lend
ing dry goods hUuso In San Francisco.
The establishment referred 10 has been
examining carefully the quality and
price Of Ulnh.mnde goods In compari.
son with those produced elsewhere, and
ono result IL that today there was
placed with Manager Cutler Of the
Provo Wooden Mills an order for $500
worth of Caesimefes manufactured al
the mills. In addition 10 the order,
the statement was made that $4,000
worth more would be wanted immedi-
ately, aud that the selection Of patterns
would be made from samples asked for,
and the order be given.
This suggests the fact that there are
outside dealers who have u better an.
pfeciati0n Of Utah manufactures than
have some OF the merchants here,
This appreciation Is based ON the
superior quality Of the manufactured
goods, anu II Is point that home mer.
chants ana consumers would do well TO
make note Of and ponder over
When home production receives more
practical as well az theoretical
attention, hard times will be heard of
less. Give home products and home
workers an equal show.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

Spsoiai Di,paieh to ne NEWS.
BUFEALO, wyo., July 28.-Gncen-
diaries attempted to burn the office OF
tho Paint Rock Record at Hyatville
over in the Big Horn basin last week.
The fro was discovered before any
serious damage was done. The editors
Of tho Record In Saturdays iseuo thus
speak OF the matter; 1--WE yeaTn for
tho Individual who came 10 our front
81 the mystic hour Of midnight,
placed bundle OF shavings and chips
un the doorstep, saturated the whole
with kerosene oil and touched II oil
with match. The party or parties are
promised a warm reception and we
pfomlte TO make It interesting for them
u they mako themselves knOwn.D
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matter Of securing dumping ground
iot the sewage Of the city was nog.
tcieu' n tract VI land must now be
nuu ~ all hngI irds for the erection of
Isttil1lng factories and the disposition
OF Tue refuse. Realty dealers are well
aware OF this. Az result " is SAID
mat tho price Of land In that section Ia
hiacel at many times IT, real value,
Bnt The city will buy It just the came.
~ must do 90. Where hundreds OF
dollars would have been sufficient 10
complete the Transaction months ago,
thousands will now be required.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Friday evening, at tho Theater, OUT
playgoers will have an opportunity o
seeing for the first time Bronson How.
ards latest play Arist0cracy, which
enjoyed long run In New York CITY.
II Ia society drama, upon which II 1,
said MIR. Howard spent over two years,
ana the amount OF labor involved
should have produced play far above
the ordinary. That unsolved quantity,
the New York prcss, awarded Arislo.
crazy the highest praise. The complete
New York production, with scenery,
costumes, ETC., under the direction VI
Al. Hayman and ChHrlos Frohman,
viii DO given here. The cast II n dis.
unguishod one, including Maurice
Barrymore, Frederick Bond, VIM.
FaverHh1m, X, Miller Kent, J. w.
Plgott, Neil Warner, Bruce McRsa, j.
IL. Brown, Blanche Walsh, Mary
Hampton, Helen Tracy and Others.
The engagement Ia limited to two
nights.
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The Last of Them.

Patrick Harrington, who was con.
Viclod OF murder In the second degree
anu on May liIh, 1857, sentenced ia
eleven yoars' imprisonment in the
Utah penitcutiary, wns pnrionod by
Governor West late ycslrfday inter.
noon. Harrington wac one OF the
lintlc lyuchurs and WIS the iaat on tbe
unnl remaining IN the pcuilculibry.
hm Time would bnve expired on
sept l4th ncxL Among those who
signed the petition liz invor u Ia,
pardon was Judge Henderson, bcf,fe
Whom TIE pfisUncr was tfici, ana
attorney Ogden Hllcs, the prosecuting
counsel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
A DISTINGUISHED DANE.


Il. StaRl native OF Denmark
who II visiting America for business
pleasure aud Information, delivered al
interesting lecture on Denmark before
large aud appreolalivo audience Of
Schnuinavians In tho Fourteenth
Ward assembly hail last night.
Mr.. Staal il young man, not more
than thirty, but Is recognized as an
able lecturer, writer anu politician. lie
represents n score or more OF leading
European Journals. La his lecture
last evening he declared that won.
deriul transformation had been
wrought In the social ana economic
status OF Denmark dufing the Inst lew
years.
MIR. slaal will deliver another leo
ture ut the same place tonight. No
admission ioe IA charged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
Coal Agency Change.

]. w. Holmes OF this city who has
been general coal agent for tho Union
Pacific for Utah tho last two years will
90 out Of the company's employ on the
lot pTOx. Ho will be succeeded by j.
NJ. Moore OF Ogden. Mr.. Moore has
occupied similar position to Mr..
Holmes, his district, however, being
embraced IN the states OF Idaho and
Montana, Utah will now be CONSOLE
hated with those states and Mr.. Moore
will assume charge VI the coal business
In them all. This is another move In
the interest OF TetTencbment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
Denver VIII Use Il.

The Wasatoh Asphaltum company
Of this city hasJust succeeded In plac.
ing a contract Tor furnishing asphalt
to pave certain streets In Denver. In
case the material proves To be- Gs dur.
able anu satisfactory there Gs expected,
tho metropolis aud other cities Of the
Centennial slate viii become regular
patrons Of tho Utah product.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

DrNvEH, July g0.-rne committee
10 ucvlse means Of caring Tor the
destitute In the city met In executive
session last uiphL IL Is uuGefstDod
that arrangements Rte mado Tor send.
Ing the unemployed 10 their ifieuds Ia
the cast. A nve-dollar rate to all
points west Of Chicago having been
secured over all railroads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
NEWS WIRED TODAY.
Swedish Missionaries Killed by a
Chinese Fanatic Hob.
CRIMES, ACCIDENTS, FAILURES.


VA NcouvfR, b. O., July 20
Chinese fanatics ut Slug Pu murdered
Rows. wikholm and Johanson, swed'
ish missionarics, who arrived there
last April. They were beaten to death
by g mob who frat wrecked the house
In which they lived. The bodies were
subIected to horrible mutilation and
loft naked on the streets Tor the dogs to
devour. Tho mob then burned what
remained OF the houic.
Tho Spanish steamer, Sau Juan, for
Annoy, loaded with Kerosene burned
90 sea. or go persons ON board only
20 were saved,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
CITY SEWERAGE FARM.


The prospects, Rre that a piece OF
laundering short slghledness on the
part Of the City Council viii cost the
taxpayers considerable amount Of
money. In the survey, location and
partial construction OF the gravity
outlet sewer, the exceedingly import.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

BufFALo, July 2B..-At Clarence
Center this morning, Mrs. Henry
hay wiio OF n harness maker and
a handsome young woman, cut the
lhFoat OF her seyen.munths.old baby
ana then h0r own. She left a note
laying she feared the baby would die
huu she wanted TO 20 with 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

n Rlmc,newtpupors are silent on the
uiyrct oi ch0lofn m amy part OF Italy,
though Il Is well known 10 exists In
several places. PilgrimAgus have
been prohibited and corduns OF troops
enforce the prohibition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
Tho Kansas strike.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 26.-Advlcos TO
tho governor indicate more pesceiul
condition at Wolf CITY aud II 10 hoped
bloodshed will 10 avoided without
Intervention Of ths troops. The OK.
tcutivB committee OF strikers has
promised tho sheriff to prevent VIC.
lence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
London Failure.

LONDON, July 25.-The General
Credit Company has suspended. The
capital OF the concern IL s5OO,O0O.
Stocks closed demOralized. Amer.
cans were very Hat and tho prices
showed decline Of In Northern
Pacific, preferred; In Atchlson
shares; In Atchison bonds.
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MONTREAL, July .6.-StoclIs were
more demornlized than ever, every
stock listed reaching the lovoit point.
Many pcrsOns were ruined between
here and Now York. Il IL ostlmated
that over s5,0OO,0 900 Montreal money
has been Lost during the past three
months. so far no banks or other fail.
ures resulted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
Trains Taken or.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS theUnion Paci.
he viii cease to operate tho train which
leaves here Tor Park CITY ut 0:8O pm.
anu VIII maintain only The train lenv.
lng AZ am. Between Echo and Park
wy mixed train ouly will run.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
Gally's Successor.

GRlleazzi's well paying position Of
deputy dog tax collector will become
vacant Ia fow dogs and AS a result
there is considerable rivalry in the
matter Of securing the plum. Ex.City
Detective Bruce Johnson, II 10 said
will most likely be successful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

smou-u's vie and two small children
who evidently w,rs murdered, AMI tue
house hfc1 to conceal tho crime.
Smouae WA arrested. The surviving
child. five yuais oil, says her father
killed the mother with hn chrt.
Jealousy is supposed to have been the
cRueo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

SWANSEA, 3. O., July 20.-The
house Of Archie Sightler was entered
last Monday and his wife outraged by
two negroes. One OF them, named
Handy, was caught and Is reported
lyIched. A posse pursued the other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

WAsuIEGTON, July % "A telegram
from Inspector Faison announces that
the execution Of the nine condemned
ChOctaws has been postponed b Ssp.
TENDER stu by order OF the CnOClaw
court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

CLEVELAND, July 2J.-Tho Avery
stamping works have gone into the
hande Of a receiver. The concern 10
solvent but was unable ~ secure
further accommodation from the
banks which already hold 100000 OF
Ito paper. The assets aro $500, 1000 anu
the liabilities 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
Married.

NORrHAAproN, Masn., July Co.
Last evening, Miss Matte, the only
child OF DIR. Benz. q, Blodgett, dirtc.
.or OF the Smith College school OF
music, was married TO Robert Manning
Palmer OF Seattle, Washn.
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SAN FRANClsoO, July 2B.-Orlental
ndvices; Tho government powder
magazine ut Canton exploded June "a,
aud killed so and injured over 300;
100 houses were wrecked and 1000 peo.
Pie are homeless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

WICHITA, Kaus., July .6.-The
Interstate commerce commission has
,stgun suit against Wichita on the
nelght from 81. Louis, as compared
win tue rates 10 Omaha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

LOUISVILLE, July 2O.-There was
some withdrawing Of luuds irom the
OtNks this morning, mostly by small
el1sitors, but nothing like "A general
'un' IL Is believed the trouble Is over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

Spscia! Dspatth 70 n,o NEWS
CHEYENNE, Wyo, July 2O,-A tele.
gram from Chicago announces that
Frank Hewitt OF Laramie, Wyoming,
won the frat prize Of $1,000 ia the
sheep sheaTing contest nj the World's
Fair on Saturday. He clipped tho
one hundred tleeoes In three hours and
twenty.seven minutes. There were
aeyenteen entries In the contest.
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sII,er oner- pccIIncd.

WAsHtNurON, July 26.- Tho silver
offered the treasury today aggregated
10000 ouuors at sO.7025 to SO.706O. All
were declined anu sJ.7J2l rendered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

DENvEH, July 20 Nj. j. Lawrence,
president Of the suspended Peoples
savings bank and Of the Peoples ma
iional bank has just been arrested on
the change Of grand larceny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

LONDON, July 20.-rhe regular fort
nightly settlement at the stock ex.
change began today. The market was
weak, feverlsh with great pressure to
sell American securities. Quotations
were nominal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
CmOLERAIN ITALY.
Tho Authorities Try 60 Suppress RE-
ports AbnutIt.

LONDON, July 20. 49, The London
agent Of the Associated Press has re-
cuiyed letter from the agent at Rome
fnylng that he lelegraphed last Satur.
day the TACT that the officials in
Naples had reported four cases OF
cholera there in tho early part II last
week. This telegram WAS never deliv-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

CLEVELAND, July 20. The dry
goou8 hrm VI IL. NJ. Brown * Co., ma e
an Assignment this afternoon. The
assets ato $4,000 anu the liabilities
100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26
THEY THREW HIN OVERHEARD.
Contractor Bowman Of the Joint CITY
and County building Dis
charged.

The Joint city and county building
committee met last evening aud after
n lengthy discussion decided to die.
pense with the services Of Contractor
bowman. The action was taken In
pursuance OF the subjoinod oommuni.
cation;
SALT LAKE CITY, July 18th, 1893.
To the Honorable Joint City aud County
building Committee;
conference.-the hereby certify that
john II. Bowman has milod TO provide a
sufficient quantity u materials aud labor
for tho proper prosecution OF tho work
on tho Joint city ana county building,
and that such failure Il sufficient ground
for the termination OF Mr.. BOwman's
contract ~ provided for In section . OF
the contract botwcon the city and county
and John II. Bowman.
Nery respectfully yours,
MoNnEiM, Bird & PHuUpFOOr.
The following was also adopted,
Looi6ourow only voting RsainstiE
Resolved, That lhoclorl Of this commit
tee be directed 10 NJ once notify Mr.J. IL.
Bowman that by virtue OF tho contract
between him and tho city aud county Tor
tho construction OF tho Joint city aud
county building, Hu.callud, that tho
supervising architects have certified 10
THIS committee that said contractor has
failed aud neglected 10 furnish tho noces-
sary materials and labor Tor the coua,ruo-
ton OF the said building, and that tho
city aud county will terminate tho em-
ployment Of said contractor within three
days from tho date Of the service OF said
notice upon him, aud will proceed to
complete said building ne provided by
section NJ the said contract; aud that the
clerk DO further directed to append To
such notice copy Of this resolution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-26

MILWAUKEE, July 26.-Everyihing
ia quiet mere ,Uuny. The runs on all the
banks have censed and business IL nov
Ing alOug Ia thu usual channel.
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No Further TronhIe Exrseied.

IsDiANApOLIs, July 96.--No de-
yclOpmentu Ia banking ami financial
circles today. Everything In quiet; no
further trouble IL expected.
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ro.pAY,s rAILunEs.
A Land loan aud Collection Agency
CalinpscH

DALLAS, Tex, July g3.-Thc Land
Loan and Collection agency Of Muir.
ply & Bol7n has failed. The liabilities
are Estimated at half q million. Tho
vessels ate fully rs much.