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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

The suggestion IL made by +. W. lo"sh'o".
s,per,nt4ndcn, Of the ENchane". that aru'''S VI
summer wear. now generally discarded 10y men,
y.orucn and children. could be- made most "S'''
,s clothing for sufferers from the recent s'o''"'
IN. South Many articles ~ house iur''S''"h ,
tso H.. donnt.d bv families returning from u''"
r ou,inrs II IL understood that express
and TRANSFORMATION companies will g'neraily 'aNe
then, free ~ expense to points OF dlStt'"'''''''
rhev may be addressed to James T.. h'ns',,o"
General Freight and Passenger Agent 'Su' Inv
Charleston : c. for southern sufferers anu N'"'
IA Clv,lc's Charleston steamers fler - r'"'' nv
vov,-york Mr. Ehgerton Will -" that th'y "r
,,. distributed either Al Charleston or beau-
,r, az the donors may request or. IN the absence
If such Instructions his Judgment may dictate
The Tribune haa received the following "'''-
,io,,I contributions for the Sea Island sufferers
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4 TOWARD DASH RECORD.

st. Paul. sept 1G-Ycsterday. AZ KitSondae. John :.
Barnes IAN 1OOyard dash in better tim" than mas YET
becn mt ON record for Standing start. Onirh. the
English runner went 100 yard, fIom nying start ~
nine seconds and other, made IA" sam" distance III
the same under the samo conditions. Han o"|'h
runner. have made 100 yoTd- from standing siaft ~ Mn"
and founfts seconds. but Barnes yesterday under Three
watchc made the distance In nine and thrcriths second
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sunnr1NG INDIE DIFFICULTIES.

The sixth supplementary practice was held ~ Creed
moor Yesterday under trying conditions. In the morning
II rancd aud In th" afternoon thrr" was
% o.clock'' blowing. Scores were made by sharp
.h..t.rs a. follow
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100; Wan 1o5. Ola Pepper 105; Oahlrvn. ioi Miss
Kittv To-. Ian King. IL. f'i"r''nt ~ Jim l1gn'
1O2: ENprc-- lO2. til5ln Wsencr lo2 Waii"r-"n lV-
MarrrluS loo.
The fourth the regular Programme "'- declared
or and the FIR, r,ce divided ue seonl half being
now Tho fourth race
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m CELEBRATE ITALY'S NATIONAL HOLIDAY.

Tho United Italian Societies of New-fork VIII
.o,ahrot. the Italian national holiday, September
% with a picnic and reception at Lion Park one
hupdred-and-e ighth-st and Ninth-ave.. In the AZ.
ternoon and evening. The picnic Will be preceue"
nv a parade which will start from Wasnihs.o"
Square at 1890 a. m. 1t will be reviewed ny ~.
Mayor and city officials at city Han. Inc 49, .ss
gro" snr ,h, benefit of the Italian Home and the
benevolent Society The patrons of the iesu,~
$50 paron Faya Italian Ambassador; Couh, 49, ~
an I'M Italian Consul. Signor Cartoni. G' T. ao'~
slni and Signor Bonoruno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

Sacramento. sept lC-F. q. Fay's paccr Eclectic
valued a. Noel. with a record OF ZIh di'l yes
fDrlaV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

SUGGESTIONS FOR AID MADE BN THE
MARITIME EXCHANGE.

coxrrrRrTIoNS REPORTED FROM OTHER
SorRcr>- WHERE HELP NAY BE NfNI.
rho Maritime Exchange southern Relief funh
received the following additions yesterday
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Bi-Ozone and Electricity.

pto,nnr romhurd with the td-h current. huu
.,f. Instant relief from acute pains ,p"'dN i',otu"
of lu,pair,d ,itay-thr ONLY tourr o a 'non tn,,s
ii,itncr's B-Oionr cure - froad"'S near i-'"'''
~
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DETAILS OF THE RACINE


FIRST RACE-Handlcsp. one mile and 'iN'e'n'o.
E g. II.
Highland Grove Stables b. m. Highland by
Colonel Hepburn-Edns, . yrs 100 ~ u-5 10
G. Gar g. MoGli. Co.'S b. g s,rahme;,6
, w. u.' ...s ios o. tP" :,. - 80
Lustre, q, 95 (car. 96l -tPenn gu 10
ur,ro,.-u,rb,and sirsrh SIS 30 place 50 e5 strarh.
n''f Prin pa't George and Fdclio did not run.
SECOND RACE-specia weights. one mile aud six
tenth.
NJ. F. DIVERS ch. c. stonenen. by etGne, 10
L. ee" @hiie's b. T. Annie bishop le9 M
G. W leigh & Sons h. C. rcd' ,s1.,;,, g., 60
Deriargilla. 4, II2..~... lDofre'p - -
Muuols-stonenell straight 80 80. place - 30; Annie
B,n0P pi fIcnmcyne and Volunteer II were scratched
THIRD RACE-THE CLINTON STAKES. For Miles
three wears old Special weights. One mile ana
furlong
Rcn.rl crose,; en- RCD H'n"c cc,n by - ss
J. Il. s p r. Kcene'. b. + orchi, ia T., -
J. f. seagraufs b. f. Msrtvdom; ,i ~ =, II
c,.,u,,or ia ......... -IDoggetD 81 Il
,.. Pc. n,0ner ,,rairn i' 50 80 place ~ or.
Augusta Belle and Helen Nichols failed to start
no1,pTu rACE-rhe First Special 81 800 added one
mile and quarter
G. waloaum's br. c. Lampshter, by spend % on,
rn sn's s1sSie', Gr g Tcsd%a- on,
| MutuaIs-I.amplPhtcr straight - TO-
| Tsmmsnv Banquet and Sir Walter were Withdrawn
FIFTH RACE-For moidcn two.year.olds. Spe ria
weights. Five furlongs.
j. D. conln.s Dr.: Rama BY IrogTHois0 q, 81
W. c. Days eh. e. Hartford I,i,n,v,,; 70, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

lengths. Orchis second. as far in front OF Martyr
dom. Ho ran the
al me Sstsnce under a pull and beat Cadnns
little length. $3.50 a., Gold for the
ef,h race and of the thirteen colored on the caI'
eight went to the post Rams was he ,m mon ta arr
We was never headed and WOE in drive ~ a
length and half. Hartford second IenSh III
front OF Longbrcok. ,r.o q.
The closing contest Of the day was runaway t
,ntI ihe houes-retch WAS reached. ana m ~ Dc u
20 come hack vet he lasted lon- enough 20 win Joy
two lengths. Marshall second cisht !enS"9 J" ''"'
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. w.
90 WEST 89TH-ST. -. ,,......
Diseases Of the Nervous system; us 3 y 3
Organs, ympstency and sterlp"' "'N"
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Announcements

L. X w. IEoTA, o,, n we
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cr,vrsryp ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.

shall Place +15 50.
Terrlner. w 10. and Coquette an not start.
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SIMPSON, CRAVE OR

On Monday and during the week we
will offer the latest novelties In rars
Costumes. Capes, Wraps and Jackets
from Worth, Raudnitz. Felix, Sara May
or. Paquin, Ernest Pasquicr, Giles "
In Tlliac. Doueet Pngat, Fischer ~
Roberts. Stamler N Jeanne, KcViIioh'
Chrction & Co., and many others 10
which we invite special attention, as
being in artistic merit, richness, novelty
Of fabrics. and extent of collection, TIE
greatest exhibition of highest class Cos
TUNES and Garments ever shown III any
one establishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

MStuai.-HSus Straight SIC so, place 10 o. Hartford
place. so %. .,
r1orep,e Nellie Collier gcldng Hazelhatch Jscntha
and Pottowattomic declined 10
l., WILL u ,1E Snlllnc- milo and q fnilonC.
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VIVA, q Pren,ir.nt Insurance mat
Naya.

IL. NJ. Blossom, tenior member OF
II, NJ. Blossom Il Co., 2l7 n. 80 st.,
81. Louie, writes: hN been lett with
a very distressing cotr'i the result OF
influenza, which moth ~ seemed TO
relieve, until took Buiiard's Hore.
hound Syrup. One bottle completely
cured me. | sent one DO Tie 10 my
sister, who had q severe cough, and
she experienced Immediate relief I
always recon mend this syrup to my
friends.
John Crsnston, 01s., Hampshire
street, Quincy, Ills, wrltes: have
found Baldrds HorCh0und .Sgrsp
SUPERIOR to any other cough medicine I
have ever known. II never dlaap
POINTS. Price SOC.
>old by Il. g. NJ. |. Drug Dent 2
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THROUGH oARELEssNEss.
Fire Causes loss OF More thap
100000.

CINCINNATI, April G.-Carelessnes s
OF timer upon the roof OF the College
Hill sanitarium this afternoon caused
a loss OF from 100000 to $4,000 In
property and imperiled the lives OF 200
patients.
A hot soldering iron was permitted
10 ignite the roof and the flames quick.
ly got beyond the control OF the water.
works Of the institution Rs VOL Gs the
village.
lne scenes within the great
structure, four stories In height and
filled with 200 patients, were exciting.
The insane shrieked and tore their
clothing, the less unfortunate were dis.
traoled by fear, and begged to be
helped away from the flames. 1t IL
believed every life was saved, and
every inmate except two men and
one woman escaped TO tho woods.
The main building was entirely do.
stroyed.
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Tho nerIng sea Contest.

PARIS, April Elm closing the
answer 10 Phelps proposal to exclude
the supplementary report Of the British
Bering sea commissioners, Bir Charles
Russell oontenIed that the objection
OF the United states to the report on
the ground that II was not subject TO
control or orass.examination applied
equally TO a large mssA OF the evidence
In the United States counter case. In
conclusion, sir Ohhrles urged upon
the arbitrators the necessity OF de.
term. Ming tho question OF right before
dealing with tho regulation OF the seal
fisheries. ...
In geply Mr.. Carter remarked that 1t
was not the custom Of the American
bar fer counsel TO Introduce his own
personality in tho case so IA to attach
weight TO his arguments, therefore, he
himself would not follow tho examine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
TELEGRAPHIC.
TEE NAVAL REVIEW.
Program for the Display in New York
HaTbOr Decided Upon.
TERRITORIAL APPOINTMENTS.
Rules for the Prevention Of the Spread
OF ChOiera.--A Prize Fight that
Lasts All Night.

w.n,f,,.aroS N a.. Anil B.-The
n-'e,V' - ,t.,.,.,, ,,nnn
secretary OF the navy mas ueciuou "PV.
the official program oil the naval
review In New York harbor on the
Oh, Ia, Tn. .hin. will h, auchoteI
50. '"'" 80 ,,. t.,
IN Two COLUMNS, eA'onu'uB 'o"'
Twcnty-sixth street up Nor'h riVer'
The President and members OF his
,ah,,., viii n, ,.c,ived on board the
' - "a .r,..,,,,
Doipn'u NJ iv''o Ne ni'' y"
third street, North rivrr. Inc DOL
phin will then get under way, and
foIlowed nv IN, coaat suryey ateam.r
~, 80, 49,. -. ,,.,a,,,,,
DaAe' ""' 'ho ''s"'"e' '''n"O''"'
VIII proceed up the river between
columns OF United States and foreign
men.ot.wnr. Tho Rlnh, will eartv the
,.n,,. =, "a. ,,,I,r,a,,o oo,ns IN.
,n''ei' Va ."o 'ip''iia'0 'o,Pe' '"S
Monmouth Judges oil the supreme
court, Senators and Representatives
of Tho limited sta,.s. accommodated by
na, .t,.,,.
"nv sun oiioei' AZ" o'no' '"'i'"''o"'
VIII DO Issued for the review.
The DOLPHIN proceeding between
the column, will, ms she pnsres the
var. Gus chips. be- saluted with the
bonors laid down by International
treaties to the chief OF state, and arriv-
ing at the head OF the columns, will
anchor between them. The Blake
will anchor mt the head OF the foreign,
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nnlInrd.. sner Amman.

This Liniment Ia different in compo.
ellion from any other Imminent on the
market. IL IN scienililc discovery
which results In Il being the most
penetrating Linlment ever known.
There are numerous white limitations,
which may be recommended because
they pay he seller a great ptont. He
ware OF these and demand BaRard's
SHoU Liniment. u rHstiyely cures
Inflammation, Neuralgia. Sprnigs
Bruises, Wounds, Cuts, Sciatlc and
Inhammatery rheumatism, Burns,
Scalds. Sore Feet. Contracted Muscles,
sun joints, old Sores, Pain in Back,
Barb Wire Cuts, Sore Chest or Throat,
and Ia especially beneficial In Para.
lys!s. Sold by z. &. NJ. l. Drug Dept
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SAN FRANCISCO, April G.-rho d..
rectors OF the Southern Pacific com.
psny today elected the old officers AS
follows: President, C.P. Hubtint0n;
fret vice president, II. Cracker, second
vice president, A. n. Town; third
vice president, J. q. Stubs; secretary
anu comptroller, q. Il. Lansing; treas
urer, n. +. smith; I. Il. Gates, acting
vice president and assistant secretary
nj New York; IL. Il. Huntington, first
assistant to the president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.,
Kiug'g New Discovery for Consump.
ton, DR.. Kings New Life pills,
Bucklen's Arnica SAlve and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled rem.
edies that soil NJ well, or that have
given such universal sAiisfacilon. Wo
90 NOT heeitate 10 guarantee them overy
ume, and we stan6 ready TO refund
She purchase price, ~ satisfactory rs-
nuits do not follow their use. Thess
remedies have won their great popu.
tarlty purely on their inertia. A. q.
bmith q Co. druggists ice
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nhndc IsInnh IloriInns.

Providence, Il. l., April G.-'ro-
days returns show no election OF the
state ticket Baker, Democrat for gov.
ernor has n plurality OF 1856, while
Bennett, for secretary OF state, and
CLARK, Tor treasurer, Republicans, have
"a plurality. Page and Lapham were
reelected 10 Congress. The COM
plexion " the general assembly which
will elect state Ulcers IL In doubt. 1t
now stands on JOINT ballot 30 Republic.
cans. 85 Democrats, 80 doubtful,
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The War In soutI, America.

WAsHINoTos, ID. O., April 6.-The
brazilian legation received a cable.
gram from the foreign office In Rio
Jansiro today relating to the trouble
IN hlo drando da Sul. The.telegram
states that the reports OF serious en-
eagements between the revolutio nlsls
ana government forces printed In the
United States and the European press
are exaggerated, for tho reason that
the revoluiionists avoided coming In
contact with the troops. In one battle
that occurred, there were but flfty
soldiers, and they gained a decisive
victory. The telegram closes with the
assurance that the army Ia entirely
loyal.
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route he shall provide for tho isolation
OF the suspects In n single car. In case
OF actual disease the car shall be isolat.
cd nj some way station. Special cars
are to be- provided Tor all passengers
leaving injected districts.
According TO the resolutions ordl.
nary merchandise and oven mails do
not require disiuiectlon. In the case
Of baggage, however, and articles Of
wearing apparel 1t provides that they
shall be thoroughly disinfected. SINH.
lar rules are to be formulated, covering
lake, river and ether transportation.
An amendment was added that rail.
road companies provide u System Of
disinfecting train water.closets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
Liiti. nhody's miaed Election.

PROVIDENCE, II. L., April 0.-To.
day returns show that there has been
no election " state ticket. Baker
DEM for governor, has small plural
ityiwhlle Bennett for secretary Of state
ana CLARK, for treasurer, (Reps.) have
pluallties. Page and Lapham IRE
reelected 10 Congress. The com
plexion OF tho general assembly which
VIII elect the state officers Is IN doubt.
II standson Joint ballot 40 Republicans,
% Democrats, 81 doubtful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07

These figures represent tho number
% bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
which were sold in the United States
from March, 'oi, or March, 100. Two
Million, Two Hundred and Twenty.
Eight Thousand Blk Hundred and
5eventy-Two bottles sold In one yehr,
aud each and every bottle was sold on
o positive guarantee that money would
be refunded II satisfactory results did
not follow its use. The secret Of its
tuccessis plain. II never dlsappolntt
aud can always be- depended on rs thu
worry best remedy for Coughe, Colds,
etc. Price, soc. and Sl,00. Ala G..
smith & Co.'S Drug Store. G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07

several times sol by the counsel for Great
Britain. lie pointed out that when
the United States delegates arrived in
Paris the case, as far as argument was
concerned, was finished, aud both
cases aud counter-cases had long teen
closed. The United States govern.
ment is OF the opinion that IL has
much reason TO complain Of Great
Britsin's conduct In the case, but this
has been passed over. They believe
the only thing to be done ia to return
the documents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07

Jealous Of her. Today Fcune chased
her with n butcher knife and she ran
into Gnldcoiier's house. Coldcofler,
VINO is 20 years old aud patalytic, Mt.
tempted to bar the door against Feune,
but the latter battered II down. Gold.
Golfer then tried 10 shoot Feune with
a shotgun, but II missed IRE. Feuno
with one slash of the knife tut the old
mans head of, aui then chased the
woman through the fields aud killed
her,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
TERRITORIAL APPOINTMENT,
Omce Holders VIII be Selected from
Hesidents.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., April 0.-The
President had comparatively light
day to-day. But few new applications
for office were presented to him, and
senators and representatives who
called came mainly for the purpose OF
looking after cakes already In the oven.
10 couple OF congressman who
called upon MIN TO discuss territorial
appointments, he stated that It was his
intention to adhere to the plan OF
selecting, appointees to positions In
territories from among the residents.
lie will not depart from the rule, save
Ia cases where the local candidates
are manlfestly unfit for office, and II
becomes necessary to seek elsew here
for proper men for the places.
A NEW CANDIDATE
for the Indian commissioner ap.
pcnred In tho person OF Professor Mar.
oellus Marshall Of Gilmer cbunty,
Virginia. Senator Palmer and Gen.
eral Black called with Thomas Court.
ney, an applicant for the marshalship
OF the northern district Of Illinois.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07

CHICAGO, April 0.--Mrs. Mackay ar.
rived In the city last night, but the
train TO which her private car was at.
tached was two hours late, anu she was
unable tn overtske the overland flyer
on the Noftha osiern. Consequently
she aud her sons spent the dhyan tho
city and resumed their journey TO San
Francisco tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
THE KALAMAZOO CELERY merry.
me AND TONIC.

Our Nervine AMI Tonic Is prepared
directly from our famous Celery, and
In connection with other herbs OF well
known valued medlcinalqualities, forms
without doubt the beat family medicine
for the Nerves, the stomach and Blood.
IL Ia Natures own remedy for building
up and restoring q run down or
exhausted nervous Sysleuj as q Spring
tonic It has no equal Ask your drug.
gist for these preparalions that come
direct from Natuf,'j Celery Gardens.
Take no others. II you cannot yet our
preparations at your druggist, send %
cents IN stAmps aud wo will mail you
a package OF tho Nervine Pellpts and
one OF our beautiful Embossed Celery
Receipt Books, Free /
The Smith.Dunkley Co.,
KALAMAZOO. MICH.
Largest Celery Shippers Ia the U. 5.
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TO GET NEGOTIATION.
Relative TO the Admission OF Terri.
tories 20 statehood.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., April 0.-In
the Senate today MIR. Carey offered a
resolution which was referred to the
committee ON contingent expenses,
authorizing tho committee on terri
tories to visit the territories OF New
Mexico, Arizons, Utah, and Oklahoma,
for the purpose OF obtaining informa.
ton Ia regard to their resources, popu.
lation and condition, anu as TO the
propriety OF their admission rs states.
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations:
James ID. Porter OF Tennessee, as
minister TO Chile.
James Mckenzie Of Kentucky, as
minister TO Peru.
Lewis Baker OF Minnesota, as min
lister to Nicaragua, Costa Rlcs and
Salvador.
Pierce NJ. b. Young, as minister to
Guatemala and Venezuela and Hon
durRs.
Edwin Damn Of Ohio, as minister
TO Japan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
THE KALAMAZOO CELER Y NERV
I'VE PELLETS,

These pellets are prepared directly
from our Famous Celery, and contain
nll Of its well known curative proper
ties. They are invaluable ss n house.
hold remedy. They arc guaranteed 20
be purely vegetable, and to bo a aure
specific Tor ali cases Of Nervous Pres.
tration, Headaches, lmpolency, fnsom.
mia, all stomach Troubles, Chronic Com
stlpation, 1.-THE bane OF tho American
people, aud are positively the only pol.
lot that will not leave tbs System con.
stipated, 25o per package.
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Kalamazoo Celery
rs SO HE1LTHFUL
that IL shouid Be used IN every family a
ieda once q tDeek.
THE KALAMAZOO CgLERY EX.
TRACT or TONIC,

THE NFTIlsIsWaTNVV VT1IsTVT TssN-
TRACT or TONIC,
For Soda Fountains. Bars and the
Kitchen.
This Is the Triple Extract OF our fam.
Gus Kalamazoo Celory, prepared di.
recily from the plant, and not mere
flavor OF the seed. II makes an elegant
drink when drawn from soda foun.
tain; cooling, delicious and beneficial,
having the rich, nutty flavor OF our
Celery. As morning bracer II has
no equal, Ia excellent for Beef Tea and
Celery, and dash in n Manhattan,
makes life worth living. In the house
1t Is indispensable, for making soups,
Ice creams ana ices, Celeryadea, etc.
Ask your grocer or druggist Tor II;
take only the kalamazoo brand, ali
others limitations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
Turbulent seryian..

vienna, April 6,-Prlvats advIces
from 5srvla indicate that the political
tension IL extreme and a revolution il
believed TO be imminent. Regent
Rietich, It 10 reported, contemplates
resignlng. Radicals abstain from nil
participation In the proceedings OF the
Skupt,hina.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
CHICAGO WATER SUPPLY.
Tested for the safety OF English Fair
visitors.

LONDON, April 6.-The special com.
missioneTs sent by the London Lancet
TO test the water eupply OF Chicago with
view TO tho safety OF the British who
VIII visit the Worlds Fair state that
lll.iniormed TumOr has mixed the
faults OF supply, although some points,
especially the unsciontihc use Of ice
cooling water, needs serious attention.
The report Is long aud deals with the
drainage anu sewerage OF the Chicago
city waterworks, the condition OF the
Chicago river aud Lake Michigan aud
hanitation generally.
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READY FOR BATTLE.


New York, April 0.-The report Of
tho committee appointed by the ma.
tlonal conference OF state boards OF
health to devise plan for uniform
Interstate inspection In case OF a
cholera epidemic was made and finally
passed after being somewhat amende
Rules were adopted to provide In case
OF an outbreak VI cholera that during
the epidemic u medical inspector shall
be Oh each train and In case any symp-
lams OF the disease being developed en-