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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-20
o,enl; Against renttentiarx Good..

ST. Louis, Oct. 2)-At the session of the
Wholesale Saddlers' convention resolu-
tion was ADOPTED declaring a boycott
against all firms in the state OF Illinois
dealing in goods manufactured at Chester
or other penijentiaries throughout the
state 1t was also decided to boycott firms
dealing with parties who handle such con-
Xict-made goods.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-20
LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today; Wheat-October,
opened 6l24 closed 62lsc; December. opened
6i14c, close IS; May, opened 'l34c. c.osed
72lac. Corn-October, opened 3Sl6c, closed
3gc; December. opened ;SIzc, closed 59c;
May, opened 4214c, c.osed 4234c. Oats-Octo-
Der, &c, Used 2,34c; December, opened sc.
closed :S1sc; May, opened 3l9sc. closel 3l5sc.
Pork-Octooer, openei 1851, c,osed Sl6.50;
January, o9encd Sl4lj, closed SlL2j. Lard
October, opened S9.6=l3 closed SJ6215.
Produce: Buiter-Fancy separator, 2Sla0
29c per ID; fancy dairy, 2i126c; packing
stock, lie. Eggs-Fresh stock, 1892 per
dozen. Live Poultry Spring chickens s1.c
per 10; hens. Sc; rOOsterS 5GjlSc; turkeys,
l0c; ducks, Sds14c; geese, S5COG7OG Per doz-
en-. Potafoes-Burbanks, 5OG6 per bushei;
Hebrons, 5id5Sc; Rose, 52d1 sweet pota- I
toes, Illinois S2.V gas yer Dbl. Apples
Fair to good, sl.75G2.50 per Dbl; choice TO
Bell AM Bug.e. $3.50 per bbl. Honey
White clover. lib sections l4Gl5c per Id;
broken comb, 100 .2,; dark comb, gooi con-
dition, 10dl-c; extracted, 6Gsc.
Live Stock: The prices at the Union
Stock Yards today ranged as follows:
Hogs-Estimated receipts a2.0O0; quality
fair; left over about 1900; market dull and
weak; packers purchasing slowly; prices
51l0c lower on heavy, but light and mixed
steady; sales ranged at s4.2516.30 pigs,
S0.IU4u.10 llgn', SJ.aOUOsoJ rOuRn packing
500 50 mixed, and Sc 00G6.4j heavy pack
ing shipping lots.
Cattle Estimated receipts for the day
l7,C0J; quality fair; market only moderately
active local and shi oping account, and
feeling rather easy, good grades steady, com
mon easy; qlota'i1s5 ragged at $40 @ 5 81
choice to extra shipping steers, Si5515.l0
good to choice do, -. 0JI4.20 fair 10 good
S31543.50 common to med .um do, S2.91G3.6J
butchers steer, :? 3U129J stockers, $500
3.65 feeders Sl.2j u - cows, sh00349U heif-
ers, SL5J135J bulls, 81 iU03.l0 Texas steers,
S!5JG4.25 wssterL ranger, AMI S2.50955J
veal calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipt: for the day
Is, coo; quality fair; marke; moderately ac-
tive; choice grades rather steady; other
grades easy; sa es ranged at 81 1885
for westerns, SI5JG2.5J flor Texans, Sl.604
4C0 for natives and Ss0)14sj for lambs.
$50.
New York.
New YORK, Oct. 10.
Wheat-october, CSC; December, 6sls3
7OSsc; January, l07l5sc; March, 74G745sc;
May, 7511I7j5se. Corn-No. stronger and
cuiel; No. 3. 4;4G4sc; November, 471471sc;
December, 4.14G475ec; May, 4915 G49ssc. Oats
No. dun but frmer; western, $50
4OI6ci state, 36G40hc; November, S35s13ii4c,
December, 5issd345sc; May, 3j14G3Ic. Pork
Scarce and strong new mess, 5000. Lard
Quiet but frmi steam rendered, Si0.25
asked.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-20
RAIL HORROR.
The Grand Trunk Presents One
This Morning.
ENGINEER DIsREGARDBD ORDERS.

A Worlds Fair Special and Limited Ex-
of Life-Coaches Take Fire, Adding to
the Awful circumstances of the Accident.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Oct. 90
a head-end collision occurred on the
Grand Trunk road, about mile-and-
a-half from here this morning at 5
O'Clock, between Worlds fair spec
ial and the Pacific express. Twenty
six dead have been taken out, most
of them burned beyond identifca-
ton. Many more are supposed to be
burned to death under the debris, as
Immediately after the wreck four
cars were consumed by fire. At
least 80 are badly injured
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-20
The Engineer Disobeyed Orders.

1t is stated the accident was occa-
stoned by the engineer disregarding
orders. As far as is known most of
the victims are people east of Niaga-
ra Falls. The wreck was not cleared
until 9 this morning. The names of
the victims are not vet obtainable.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-11-30
THE EDITOR IS IN.

From behind the bars we
send you this THANKS
GIVING greeting. It is
mot much, but such as it is
it is our best; treat our bant-
ling kindly, for it means
we'll. It is entirely a prison
product all except the cuts.
These we found and con-
trary to journalistic custom,
adapted the copy to them.
If the fit is not good gather
in the slack and make be-
lieve, as Nose does when he
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-11-30

Bum Sticky: (having care
fully surveyed the premises
and found the wood all sawed,
split and piled and everything
in order) Is there any wood
saving or chores of any kind
you want done to-day?
Aunt Belinda: Guess not;
an this is Thanksgivin', an
folks amt workin' nOhow.
Bum Sticky: That s what
they all say, lady; yet | sim
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-11-30

sells misft coat, that it shets like glove If you
appreciate the effort speak good word for The PR1s-
ON MIRROR to friend and induce him to contribute
to it's ability to continue pleasing. We dependent
the public entirely for support by subscriptions
which, in the nature of things, cannot after
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-11-30

Dub Bodle: Say KNAPP you should hire Of those
silver senators to break that rattle-headed flly of
yours.
about colts?
Dub Bodle: Well if they amt handy with colts,
they re great lot of flly busters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

DOOR This Ia when they should b,
most seli.reliant and most IN possession
Of their faculties. II Is not always
necessary to send for doctor any more
than It lie always necessary 10 call In a
lawyer. We are supposed TO have
sense and stamina enough 10 gfapple
successfully with lesser ailments, aui
even with the earlier stages Of more
serious ones, ourselves. Let those WIN
are In Ignorance iamiliarlzo themselves
with symptoms Of any disease that 10
IN our midst or likely TO come, and
keep simple remedies on hand. These :,
with faith anu tue ordinances Of th Q
Church, are always to be recommend ed
aud en- Logged. Even when doctor
has TO he called, It Is sometimes OF the
utmost Importance that we know what
to do pending his arrival; IL Ia often
case In which work that Ia done quick.
~ 10 doubly we'll done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25
EXTENSIVE nORsErLEsII.

An article recently appeared In these
columns In relation to ths great horse
Osmonde, lately purchased 10y w.
OBJ. Macdonough OF California for
sl5O,000. Prlncely an this sum was,
anu reckless as many thought tho pur.
chaser, II seems the limit Of valuation
Ia the case was not reached and there
are others who are more prodigAl In
the matter Of horstilesh expenditure
than was Mr.. Macdonough. An
English syndicate offered him fifty
per cent advance on tho price paid for
his bargain; this means $4,000 In
each, and 1t was refused.
As with some great human slres Of
great human sons, Ormonde's progeny
ufltct iuofeated honor uIOn him.
Orme Ia ono Of these, ani English
breeders are beginning to IND out that
the son OF Ben Dor and Lady Agnes
Ia des.intd 10 be one Of the greatest II
not the greatest sire ever bred In
England. The realization OF this fact
prompted tho English syndicate to
make this offer. They were 10th that
Ormondr should again be taken
from England's shore. Sizes Of
race horses like Orme arc scarce,
but Euglpnd's loss Is California;
gain, ior II is said to bs extremely
doubtful iC Mr.. Mactonough would
be tempted to part With o;monde tor
s5IO,O0o. This may seem to DO an ex.
aggoiaticn to many, but man who
would refuse sa25,ODO In gold coin Tor
a hulse is just as liable to refuse twice
the amount.
In this connection the following list
Of the highust priced horses In the
world will DO OF INTEREST," Ormonde
$780, 900, ~. Blaizu SlOO,UOO, Arion
sl25, 900, Axtell slO5, 900, Auleeo $50.
900, Bell Boy sol 200 and SIambuui
1000. All the above are trotling
stallloup, except Orm0ude aud 81.
BlaiIe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25
OUR HAY PRODUCT.


Utah produces an abundance Of hay
aud IL usually commands god price
especially In winter and early spring.
SO far as btard rom this year does not
vary greatly fro N thut Of other years
as TO quantity or quality; in some
places there il great deal more than
usual, In others somewhat less aud Ia n
very few none At all. Among the
places which appear to take
high rnnK In the former class
Is Tooelc county, where great
stacks Of luosrn, timothy and
straw meet ,he eye wherever one may
60 The price seems TO be little less
than usual, owing no doubt 10 tho
prevailing scarcity Of money.
By estimating the average value Of
hay Of oil kinds Mt about 80 ton, the
siaiisticians Of the census bureaulhavo
figured up n total valuation Of the hay
crop Of the United States In 1855 at the
enormous sum Of siOs, 400, 585. II any
reliance Is TO be placed IN census 70.
turns the hay crop greatly excceda In
value the cotton production, which Ia
1855 amounted to 500, 100000. In fact,
Indian corn aud wheat are the only
two staples that exceed hay In value
and Importance. This leads the
Philadelphia Record to remark that,
Notwithstanding the enormous amount
Of the production OF hay, It has hither.
to occupied an exceedingly small place
Ia the foreign trade Of the country.
While the exports Of raw cotton la SOL
amounted to S.7I,O8s.5 ll In value, aud
tho exports OF bresdstuds 10 s2s2,82l,.
0el, the value Of the hay exports was
less than n half million dollars. But,
although Cor many reasons hay Is not
likely TO prove n leading article OF
export, the general failure Of tho crop
In Europe promises, for the present
season ut least, to afford profitable
market for the country's ontire sur.
plus production. What has chiefly In.
teriered with the expectation Of hay IL
the cost OF freight on account Of the
ship room Il requires. II cannot be
compressed like cotton without greatly
inlurlng It's value M food for horses
aud cattle; aud hence much care must
be taken in packing II for foreign mar.
ktt0. Another important drawback TO
the expectation OF hay Ia the consider
alton that It Ia u crop which, rs a rule,
can be most probably consumed on
arm.
Notwithstanding the well nigh pro.
hibitiye tar!n Of 81 n tou imposed by
tho Mckinley law, during the six
months Of the present fiscal year lent.
ing June 800 the astonishing amount
Of 0,693 tons was imported, averaging
S0i4a ton, iS2s, 46i altogether; the
duty is not counted In this, 1t making
$500, S72 more, or sl,l9O, $50 altogether.
Who would have believed that ia n
country as opulen; in fields, prairies
and meadows AZ ours such thing
could be possible?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25
A cAusE OF SUICIDE.

Two or three local experiences, and
similar reports from many other places,
have seemed 10 give additional force
TO the theory that suicides increase and
become almost epidemic IN times OF
financial depression. Looking ut the
thing naturally, II IL difficult to gain.
say this proposition; for, whatever
may DO the basis for the Information,
we are told, In four cases out Of every
five, that financial troubles were tho
cause Of tho Victims awful act. But
now comes the Springfield Republican
with statistics which show that the
theory which seems 40 plausible IL
only n popular notion, and can be up.
set without difficulty. As every one
knows, the greatest panic OF recent
years occurred In the year 1873, but
the Statistics show that that year did
not witness any increase In the suicides
lin fact, the rate both In that year
and tho next was generally low In all
the New England states. In Alassa.
chuselts there were 122 suicides In
1871, III In 1872, III in 1873 aud rs
in 1874. II il undoubtedly true, how.
ever, that suicides have even been
unoommonly frequent Of late, and In n
good many cases the victims have
been unfortunate Ia business; but the
statistics OF previous years OF business
depression are against the theory that
suicides are multiplied by panicky
conditions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25
coSrESDlSG wIrn coNrAGIOS.


Anything relating to diphtherla,
whether as to It's origin or pathology,
possesses an absorbing interest for this
community where its rayages have
been as severe and widespread "a In
any other part Of the country. No ab.
solute specific for the soOurgo has yet
been discovered, or at least made gen.
orally known, which does but make
discussion OF the subject the more i'm.
porlHnt. We are advised that DR.. II.
NJ. Biggs, chief OF the bureau Of
baoteriology oi New York, has lately
made nm interesting report to the presi'
dent Of tho health board regarding true
aud false diphtheTia. He applied the
latest test for the detection Of the true
disease aud found that 1870 cases out
i3l reported TO the board Ms true were
not diphtherla Mt all, but one or other
ofseveral diseases Of the throat and Ito
membranes which closely resemble It.
DR.. Biggs properly points out that
whereas the death rate In true diph.
iberia II very high, In tho false 1t Is
very low. Moreover, while true
diphtheria IL very infectious, the false
is not Mt all 20, or at most 30 slightly
infectious that this aspect Of II may be
disrcgnrded.
II may be- frankly admitted, says the
San commenting on the above, that
the most skillful physicians may DO
mistaken IN their diagnosis OF diphthr.
ria. Until the archaeological trst was
discovered and made effective ns a
means Of verifying the disease, author.
tiles differed In their class fcation Of
the symptoms, or set Of symptoms,
which constitute true diphthuria. A
young physician need therefore not
feel ashamed Of having termed u
membranOus disease Of the throat
diphlhoria, when, 10 fact, II may have
been something else; II is always
better to err on the side u caution,
especially as the true disease Is 30
infectious anl 20 fatal.
It does not follow, however, that
this liability 10 mistake falte tor truc'
diphthoHa should be urged as an ex.
cuse ior not recognizing diphtheria in
a vast majority OF cases without the
ait u u meteorological examination.
An experienced physician, who has
been uiligent IN the pursuit q knowl.
edge, cannot always explain why he
arrives at particular conclusion Ia
regard to the illness OF one Of has
patients. Out OF the accumulated
fund OF his former observation he is
supposed TO gain n kind OF medical in
tuition, which 10 70 him a valuable
capital In dealing with a rot Of symp.
toms that would puzzle n younger
man.
IL Is feared that majority o.
students Of today do MT pay enough
altcution to the STUDY u such aud
other contagious disea-u-. Il 10 also
fact that too many ncuIs OF fImi
hts pay too lItle attention to
lamilinrLlng themselves with
sick Less OF any kind, Hs result OF
which they are helpless ifnot PROSTATE
when the common enemy enters the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

becnuie II cannot be hcarcej. IA
thousand dollars In gold" % says, "can
be hidden In the knothole Of tree,
but It lie impossible to hide such a sum
In silver; silver cannot be hoarded."
Whertupon another Chicago PAPER
cleverly observes III the value OF
coin depends upon the facility with
which 4 can be hidden, aud boarding
Ia contrary to public POLICY, neither
gold.nor silver ought TO be considered IN
this connection at nll The sheet'iron
dollar cannot be boarded. A dollar
made Of talod hay would come
nearest the Ideal perhaps"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

only crlpples for a season. We have
too much Of everTthing that Ia neces.
sary TO mans Hustenance aud
welfare TO be hopolessly prostrat.
ed even ~ gold AZ well as
silver were emasculatod and denuded
OF liz impcrisl function. We nave
what many nations aII some parts "
this nation nave not-pleuty OF food Of
all kinds; la the mountains which
overshadOw us morning and evening
are other metals In demand by com.
merce, science and ati, as well ss
wood and coal enough to ouppy all
The fuel needed for generations to
CONF; we have cattle upon n thousand
hills, an abundance Of water, n match
less climate, q dozen natural san
itarlums, and hardy, thrifty, intclli'
gent and peaco.loving population. Can
the mere Incident q striking out
one item Of our vast fesourcoa-albeit
a great aud important one-uiterly
PROSTATE or even overcome us for any
great length Of timer Hardly. We,
or n great many Of ", have gone
through conditions no much worse
than anything tina, can befall us now
ut the hand Of man that We ought to
feel to rejoice that our situation 10 80
pleasant by comparison, 10 desirable
by contrast, with that Of 70 many Of
our fellow men, whils there is nothing
that threatens life, liberty or the pur.
suit Of happiness IN the immediate
future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25
- shonid -. q. uvsry .nu.-.

J. Is. Wilson, 81 Clay street, Snarps
burg, Pa, says no win not be- without
Dr.. Kiugs New Discovery fer Con.
sumption, Coughs and Coldf; that Il
cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack Of ola
Grippe" when various other remedies
aud several physicians had done her
no good. R6terl Barber, OF Cooksporl,
Pa, claims DR.. King's New Discovery
has done him more good than anything
he ever used for Lung Trouble. Moth
ing like IT.. Try II. Free Trial Bottles
AZ A. g. Smith & Co'A Drug Store
large bottles. 500 and 81 on. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25
We nncnl VIM, MrI.nn,.

FT0H M t0IItNlf, ItTdI HdHHtF
My wi.e aud four children were
taken very suddenly with severe cases
OF cholera morbus. bought bottle
Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhWa Remedy, aud from one to
two doses gave relief IN each case, |
heartily recommend II; believing IL the
beet remedy known FOR bowel com,
plnlnts. q aud 80 cent bottles for sals
by u. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept. ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

For summer complaint IN the child.
ten, there is nothing as good ~
Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera aud
Diarrhma Remedy. II cures dyseniry,
diarrhma and cholera iniantum, and
never fails when used IN time sud the
nlnin printed directions arc followed.
When reduced with water AMI eWs,t
ened u is plensant TO take. 20 and On
cent bottles for sale by u. &. NJ. /.
Drug Dept. d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

THE RUnoR that Mrs. Vanderbilt
paid $4,000 for a dog collar hns
stirred up popular Ice, which pictures
tho goou"that amount Of money would
do II put In circulation" People seem
to think the putting It IN a collar to 90
around dog's neck j. not someihi, g
In the direct linc Of circulation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

How WOULD II DO, In thelo p1fio %
umts OF monomctailic anu bimotallic
dlHru,atlon, to rally one and oil around
the banner oil tho golden rule, ani
each side do 10 the other AZ It would
like TO be done byl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

TuE Five MiNuTE fulo having gone
into effect Tor the silver debate in tue
House, II remains TO he seen how
many Congreesmen will have the
temeri,y to claim that i've minutes 10
not time enough Tor th,m to tell al
they know.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25
NO sIeN on sILyEn LINING, puG--

NO SIGN OF SILVER LINING, BUT-.-
The eliminating point OF the great
hlrugglo In Congress II close Mt hand,
but one working dsy more being LEFT
90 the c0mhatants. A glance over the
field IL not reassuring 10 the friends Of
silver; indeed, many who have hung
on and by their words and examples
contributed toward bolstcring up the
cause, have now abandoned hope aud
are willing TO concede that the gold
champions M usual are masters Of the
situation. And truly that Is the way
the NEWS IL constrained 10 view the
case. Certainly no one will accuse ~
Of having been uncertain Of tone Or
wavtring In purpose In advocacy OF
the right M we have been able 10 see
the right in this matter; and while
II may not yet be said that the game
IL lost-siuce while there Is life there Is
hopo-lt 10 NJ well not to seek to buoy
ourselves above the breakers by means
Of what we are forced to regard NJ
delusion. All the signs now point to
n majority for unconditional repeal OF
% to 90 In the House aud half us
muoh III the Senae' IN" " hh ply
IL circumstance which Of itself does
hot alter tile other one, that II seems to
be true.
ine "es' nHs maui s"ian' "s"'
anu maui an'os' e'"b''''a"u'u'
Inv 9ou'n' ""'o" was 'NP'''" "
'A"'o 70 'ne 'e'cue WIN spon'An,i'y
H"''"h''ns 70 P'"e''o"i ui"n'ini'y'
p'es'"'s us VIZ" u '"iS sunni "''Jo''S
any ~ "'' anu 'ne'o ""'e 'oe" %
m'"S o'"ei ueieu''ons :" uh'Ap eu''u
piActS .na' u 10 no" seoh 'na' NnA'
w" iooAeu upon rs An oven ooni"A' D"
ieNei sfouhu mas MI hiohs o'oh
s''uss'e aS"'ns' ou"s' win 'he ouus ~
'ne 'op o' very steep mn ro'n"ps u
"oulu no' haNe ni'''oIeu NeIy hueh
'hls hau peeh known nv lhe ou'se" ~
TVS o'oAt case 'nAs 'noso VINO nave
nA'cuou uhuer 'ne si'N'' o"hhe' nave
te'elNeu no eAttaheous COMMUNICATION
Tor 'he'f "oiS' unless 'hr conscious
ness Of having uohe tu'lr Iuli uu'S ~
'hey unuers'ahu u can 10 30 con
slueteu'
VIVA inc do"hial OF 'he last great
pul"aIk between inc sturdy toilers Of
the west ana the ln'efestgAth'
elefs OF the East "hat thehE
silVer Production mas a'FeHuy
oeSseu except III a 'e" places "he'e
WORK Is s'lllto reuuceu extent going
on In hope'ul ANTICIPATION Of la'ofAn't
oohBies1'ohh Ac'loh' anu hese VIII
probably thereafter smut down. An
INDUSTRY oS means OF "hloh Hgrahd
army OF more thAh Iuo'Voo men mas
been employed at Femuner@'lVo rates
and through It's labor Twice as many
more In oiher heIus OF employment
nave hesh kept oHsyi VIII Dc ptihol'
paily IN iiIenesS unuI othor places open
TO ihem-Ihu WHAT o'her places are
thefe at present. ihe'e Is genera
s'agna'loh ana cutting uo"h every
where when even inc demoneuzers DO
NOT claim the huoploh OF thelF plan
WIN alleviate 80 mat u LOOKS very
mueh IKE, i'r time al least AIDING
new recruits 10 lhe VasI horde OF
ramps ana giving TO crime ana vice
fresh incentive everywhere Oh
course men cannot be paid In order
that they may refrain from lawie's'
meas nor IA II proper that the govern
ment consider the privalions OF u few
when great national purpose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25
81. LnnI. Z. la 10.

Exceedingly cheap rates to ~. Louis
are nov IN effect. The Union Pacific
and Missouri Pacific R'ys are running
a daily Pullman Palace Sleeper from
Salt Lake city, Cheyenne anu Denver
10 ST. Louis without change, Pullman
Dining Cars Denver TO Kansas City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

Tor tho benefit Of ulah patrons and
friends and 10 meet the demands " news
srcuts u Chicago. the NEws will hc on sale ~
most Of tho prucipa Hotels md uook stores
- that city during The iAir season.
Headquarters f1r tho NEWS a ~ Wells d.
sEef's BOOK and Periodical store, ~ STATE
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

~ BREvIqY Ia the ioui Of wit, soma
OF tue gents bathing suita ieen at the
Lake this year must lie exoruc a.ingly
funny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

Bathing, Boating, Dancing. Olsen's
orchestra Ia attendanco every after.
noon aud evening. Fare for round
trip only 30 cents.
ID. T.. Burnley,
General Agent Passenger Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-25

Az EXCHANGE eais Mr.. Jackson,
the Iowa Republican nominated Tor
governor, will "run like prairie no."
II lie evident the Buckeye slate expects
a match,