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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21

City, hut not otherwise, the sum OF
slO6, 900 as n bonus In additlon to said
grounds Tor the building OF said works.
said money 10 be paid out Of said fund
In instnlimonts as follows.
Fifty thousand dollars thereof 10 be
paid upon the execution OF this con.
tract and the commencement Of said
work OF building anu the execution by
the party OF the FIRST part to the parties
OF the second part IN such trustees OF
bond Ia the sum OF one hundred
thousand dollars (sl00,O0O) with
suroties satisfactory to said parties OF
the second part, coniitionedIthat said
party OF the first part viii apply all
moneys w donated and paid TO him to
the erection OF said works, and will la
nil respects carry out aud perform in
good faith all Provisions OF this con-
tract TO be by him performed.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars OF said
sum Is TO be paid out Of said trust
funds no subscribed as Aforesaid on tho
first day OF June, 1893, provided that
said works nre by that half completed,
and n not, then when said works are
half completed as Aforesaid.
The last inatallmont OF twenty-five
thousand dollars 1926 ,000) IA TO be paid
out Of said trust iund on tho first day
OF September, 1893, provided the sad
works are fully completed and In
operation In all respects In accordance
with the terms Of this contract by that
date, and II not then 70 completed
said last installment shall be payable
on such completion within the time
limited In the contract.
IL IL further stipulated and agreed be-
tween the faid parties hereto that 5pen-
Ger Clawson, w. 5. Mccormick, J. w.
Donnellan, j. ii. Bacon, q. T.. Mason,
shall he anu are hereby constituted n
committee 10 secure and hold the title
deeds Aforesaid, with authority 10 deter
mine when said 500, 900 has been no ex.
pended and when said works shall he
half completed and when said works nj Q
fully completed, aud the deeds for said
several parccB OF land and the dc.
ferrod payments OF esid fund shall ie
due and payable ON the certiilcation u
a majority Of said committee that tho
terms VI this contract have been com.
Piled with by the party OF the nrst
part, aud not otherwise.
It IN further agreed that inasmuch as
some OF the processes u be used In naid
works and particularly In said electro
iytical copper.reiining plant are not
usually known, and II IL important TO
the party OF the fret part to keep NIL
knowledge OF said processes secret from
all persons, the sRid party OF the first
part shall not be required for any
| purpose TO divulge 10 the parties
OF tho second part any Information
which would In any manner tend TO
reveal to any person any knowledge Of
the Hecret processes above referred TO.
In witness whereof the party Of the
| first part has herounto subscribed his
name. and the parties OF the second
part az trustees ns Aforesaid, aud not In
their individual capacity, have hero
unto subscribed their names the day
aud year fret herein recited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21
LOGAN.
Bonded Mining ClaIms.-Tho New
Waterworks System.-Lecture
by Hon. Moses Thatcher, etc.
Regular COrrepondet

Regular Correpondea
Three Of tho most promising mining
claims ut the head OF Logan canyon
have been bonded for 100000. Work
will be commenced IN soon MS tho snow
goes of the hills. 1t is expected that
the establishment OF the new copper
pla nj In Salt Lake will have siimu-
iating effect on tho development OF
copper mines mt In Plata anu Mineral
Point. Several OF the claims there
have given assays OF so per cent cop
per, with considerable lead and silver.
The contracts for piping, ETC., for
the new system OF waterworks have
Teen let. The cost OF all materials, ox-
cept lead, amounts to little more than
$1,000. The new system was started
last fall, and an eighteen inch redwood
pipe was laid to bring the water down
M far as the agricultural college. The
contracts now lot are for piping and
other materials to carry the water from
the college into tho town. Whom
complete the supply will be ample for
all purposes, anu there Will 10 a
pressure OF ldO pounds II dosired.
Two old residents OF Logan have
lust William T.. Bell the Fifth
ward and Mrs. Ann 3. 5lavarl OF the
Third ward.
Mr.. David Eccles was ia Logan
last week making arrangements foi
the erection OF threo-story brick
block which he and Messrs. McAllistei
and Fsrnes, his neighborr, will build
In the spring.
Tho streets are impossible, being
filled with snow several Inches IN
depth; and still II storms.
Hon. Moses Thatcher delivered a
lecture before the literary society o.
the Brigham Young college ON Friday
evening. His topic was "Civil Gov
eminent" During the course OF his
remarks he spoke OF the evil effects o
class legislation. Many such specia
acts had been passed for the sole benefit
OF the people OF Utah. One OF these
had wlthin tho last few days beer
made 10 work In way not cOntem
plated by those who passed II, In regard
TO the trouble between the Bullion
Beck Co. and Its miners at Eureka
The officers OF the company did not
believe In the employment by cooper
alton OF Plnkerton or other special
officers for the protection OF theil
property, and the laws should DO
sufficient.
The Taylor Dramatic company ap
peared In Belphegor on Saturday
evening. The night was stormy and
the attendance poor. The perform
apce was creditable one.
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ADJACENT CITIES
OGDEN.
The City Council a Clrcus.--"sassy"
Deaf Mutes.--Notes.

Those who happened to attend the
meeting Of the city council last night
were well entertained. In fact II was
n regular circus, with President Restall
and few OF the oouncilmen ms the
for the removal OF Chief Binford
caused the squabble and for a fow
minutes battle OF words between the
president and the coupcilmcn, quite
the repetition OF the week previous,
ensued. President Restall wanted his
way and the members OF tho council
could not amicably agree on letting
him run the machine. BY the time
Mayor Lundy's Investigation OF the
charges brought against the fire chief
comes 10 q close, 1t is safe to say, ludg.
ing from last nights c0uncilmanic
demonstration some interesting devel.
opments will occur. After tho council
adjourned a star chamber session was
held and It Ia alleged the councilnen
made nm effort TO smooth matters over
with their chairman. Other than that,
they and providence only know what
transpired.
Chief Clerk Shelley, Of Superinten-
dent Knapp's office ut the Union depot,
had novel experience with n deaf anu
dumb couple yesterday. Both were
probably between the ages Of twenty.
i've ana thirty years. They presented
themselves to Superintendent Knapp
and gave him very pitiiul story OF
their misiortunes and asked for trans
portation TO California, which was
furnished them. hut this wouldn't
satisfy them; they wanted Pullman
passage too, and informed the officials
they wouldn't 20 on their journey
until they got 1t. The mutes became
40 very annoying 10 the officials, Chioi
Clerk Bhocley had them surrender the
transportation that he had kindly given
thsm. This left them without any
thing, aud last evening they wer,
hunting for Mayor Lundy for relief.
Secretary II. L.. Armstrong OF the
Inter Mountain Cattle Growers' asso'
citation has received letters from severa
governors Of western states accept ng
an Invitation TO be present Mt tho cons
vention OF western cattle growers aud
stockmen to be- held In the Crane
opera house In Ogden In April next
The prospects, Of the forthcoming con-
vention, no thinks, arc very nattorine
Indeed.
Mrs. Il. Later OF Harrisvillo had / III
miafortunc Sunday morning while eat
ing fiph to get bone crossed In he
throat. She endured such excruciatinl
pain that for time she was rendered un
conscious. Medical assistance was calle'
and the lady Is now recuporating vof,
nicely.
Mall Clerk Guy, who was inJure,
Saturday last Ivy having his leg cut OF
in u wreck near Piedmont, Wyoming
was brought to Ogden yesterday and
now being cared for In the Unioi
Pacific hospital.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard ouaus.
= .saS2stz1 cURRtsr TIAa TA1l
In Eject Isnusrr rsi. 1898.


frAvrs SALT tAKR
No q-Tor pfoNu, tfnnd Junction and
MI points EAet ....,,..............., sos an.
No, i-fof Provo, Grind Junction and
all points East. go. ......... Vas pm.
No. s-for Provo, Payson Eureka and
silver CITY ............-.....-ii0 y, m.
No. o--for bingham, Provo, alanu,
and SalinA -..st............. - O1 AN
No. s-Tor Ogden and West............ilibs PIN.
No, l-for ogden and the West ....-..llilb n.in
an IvEs sALr iAWH
No. l-From Provo, Grand junction
and tho Eaat .......... .....tii IS a m.
No. t-Trom Provo, Grand Junction
and the Eaht.................... II :ls pt
No. 7-From Provo, Payson. Eureka
and rilyc TC It's .................i0 30 AIN
No. t-From bingham. Provo. Manu,
and Salinn .........aa... .......... h'lon.tn.
10. 2-TTom ogden and tho Mest...... ~ AN.
No. t-ffor Ogden nn1 tho Wet. siia pm.
Pullman Palace slcepors on all through
trAins. No changoal close connections. safety.
speed and comfort.
1ickst uiiirr M. "nn = MPtn a'-@.t,
u. {. DODGE, A. n. wELpr III. BENNETT
Gen. Manager. oon. hupt Ssn.f AT. Az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21
Incurablc.

Hicks-And you say that Stylol was
shot 1t by n misoreaut In tho public
street. What n fright 1t must have
given him. | don'I suppose he'll get
over II for years.
Wicks-He'll never get over II. He
ia as proud an Luciier about II. He
hatters himself that he was mistaken
for Boston Transcript.
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$500 Reward !

WE will pay the above reward for any caN
Of Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia, sich 'eaaaoh i..
Indigestion, CnusupAtion or lysuNN',hI.s p,i1.
when the directions are W Guy compNeu nit ~.
They are purely yeFetahle and neVot iail ="
give satiafaction. sugar Coated. LAfse voA.s'
az cents. beware Of cuunifriells anu iniis.
tons. The genuine sold ~ JOHNSON, ihAIT
Co. "a and 81 Mails street. san Lake CiJ.
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Defined.

"Papa," said Jack, "what IL extrava-
ERnoe?"
"Well, my SON." returned the wise
parent, "it you had seventy-hve-
cent straw hat blown or into the sea,
/ would be extravagant TO hire boat
or 81 to 20 out and get it.-HdrpeTs
Young People.
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
rrrrCrIyE FEE. ea. lspp.

s'tfni <rue and D,pnri At Sii Laks CIV
Dddv. a. foioipn
ARRIVE
From sura,icrn points. ............ 500 IN
IRON Butte Portland end san Fran.
pin5, n
From Park city and Cache Valley. 1850 an
Iroi' all fatiorn poin,s................. 1870 p m
from Cache Nalioy and ogdon........ 'ilo y IN
ifom Provo and intermediate
points. ...................... ....oo,t
Iron Nliori Juab. Ncphi. Provo,
81. Turosa and in'crmc1iatc poiiis.,ci1i N
ZION Terminus hndTooelo......- ... acc y "a
nKrARr
iof nreasiern ponu-............... 500 N
Tor Butte. Portland. san Francisco
and Cache Valley .................. 1905. N
Tor Cache Valley and Park City, $50 D N
''r Ogden. intermediate points and
altpoint. eat .............4...-.,- $50 pm
Ter ofdcn Nh intermediate points
and sanrrAa eiyeo ............ ii,isp m
ifor Eureka. Juab Andsinford....... sae, n
lorrfovo and intermediate points s, up IN
Tor Tooclc and Terminus .....-...... '.i3 m
'haily, sundays excepted.
TRAINS between Juab and Milford do not ruu
Sundays.
tlI1 rrCHrr orrrCr. 2oI wArv ST
d. 4. bUkLEi. Gonl. Art Passgr Dept
j. DICKINSON, Conn Mgr
D.. L. LoMAK. a. Il. T. Agent.
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"ITRite and GsssiiRg
MMe mooa's fair light size locked"
Nothing remarkable about thatl
She was fair TO look upon, as a matter
Of course; and the dazzling effect was
produced by her white robeS-cleansed
and frightened by a liberal use Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-21
Why IT Is So.

because nature SAVE 30. Nature never Hes.
eheeayA, Impose the horrors Of Consumption"
she also says. ''Hchoid, give you the cure"
Tho euro is al barHIn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31

Css.e-DsAeAss ~ foe sssn fsai st-se,
2exes esvs 81 nsffsa6. s0Sc eSlvs0
SsHose.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
TRAGEDY AZ FORT SHERIDAN.
Lieut.. Nancy Shots Captain Hedbers
Fatally I'm the Groin.

Lieut.. Nancy Shot. Captain Hedbere
Fatally I'm the Groin.
FoRT SHERIDAN, Ills, Oct. Sl.-Captain
Alfred Hedberg. Of CompanEE fifteenth
infantry, stationed here. was shot and
killed by Liey1eant Nancy. quarter
master of the same regin6Que.The tragedy
occurred near the cavalry stables and was
witnessed by number Of cavalrymen, but
only one man. Sergeant Copeland, heard the
conversation that preceded IL and he has
been ordered to keep absolute silence until
the official Investigation. There was Q
hot dispute, which was ended BY the lieu.
tenant drawing . heavy Colts revolver
ane shooting the captain in the groin.
The wounded man was taken to the hos
pital, where he died An hour afterward.
Lieutenant Nancy gave himself MP i'm.
medistely and was placed under arrest.
He said that Hedberg had threatened to
Kill! him and that his only chance was to
shoot first. Hedberg charged Nancy with
dishonoring his household, and it Is
rumored that he caught Nancy in com.
promising position rscsatly. Hedberg had
. shady record. He had been tried and
convicted Of embexxlement in the army
and Of conduct nnbecoming . gentlsman.
but the sentences Of tmprisonmsot was
remitted by the president. and later he
was reinstated BY the same authority. He
was once saved from drowning by Q pri.
vate and wanted the private ccart-mar.
tialed for rescuing him in Q manner IN.
BETTING his dignity.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
FACTS ABOUT THE ASSASSIN.

He Occupies the same Cell In Jail That
Louis Llnxg Did.
Prendergast, the assassin 10 now brood
ing over his wrongs" in the cell in the
county Jail where Louis Lingg. the
anarchist. cheated the gallows by blowing
his head of with high explosive cart
ridge. He scowls on reporters aud has
nothing to say but that he was justified
The grand jury has promptly indicted him
and the sentiment is that his alleged in
sanity should not save him from stretch
ing hemp. He is held as crank of the
Guiteau shape and not as lunatic.
1t turns out that he has been writing
letters to senators about the Sherman law
repeal bill urging the silverites to stand
out against cloture, which he said would
result in bloodshed. His principal victim
in the letter writing matter was Senator
Dubois, who got numerous letters, all
urging the silver men to stand to their
guns, and declaring that President Cleve-
land was only bluffing. He was only one
OF many, however, of the same kind, for
the silver senators have been deluged with
such e3uoions from similar cranks.
Prendsrgnst was born in County Gal
way, Ireland, April G, 1865. but was
brought to Chicago while yet babe. He
was educated ut a Roman Catholic school
here and was always carefal about his de-
votions. According to his mothers state.
ment some Of lis fathers relatives were
insane enough to be confined in asylums
in Ireland, but he never showed signs Of
insanity here. He was morose, however,
and did not get along with his compan-
ions. He was at one time q newsboy at
Omaha, and had the same reputation
there, bqtSo one thought him insane. His
hobby for the last two years has been the
single tax theory
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31

mains VIII % Cnicago Commandery
Knight Templars, Aldine lodge Knights
Of Pythias and . large number Of other
organizations. The military guard Of
honor will b the Chicago Hussars, and
Chief a Police Brennan will be the mar
ahal Of the day. The band for the occa.
sivn will be the one the late mayor last
heard At the Worlds fair, and there will
be other bands heading the military and
civi OF course the whole city
.,oc''f.. ac.as viii attend the obsequies, and
in The line viii be many Of the mayors who
visited fhe ts,r on City Reunion Day.
Many Masks of Respect.
Every organization In the city that has
held = meeting SO far has passed euloSistic
resolutions in memory Of the :ate mayor.
Others have called meetings and there
vii! be large volume OF memorials be.
fore they have all recorded themselves.
The respect in which Mr.. Harrison was
held WAS real and hearty, and the whole
ely cells bereaved. The probability Is
thai Alderman Madden vii! be chosen by
the council rs mayor pro TEN. until an
election can be held.
So1esAing Aboat Niss Howard.
Miss Annie Howard, the bride elect Of
Mr.. Harrison. 20 terribly bereaved, Is in Q
condition of prostration that her friends
think will permanently affect her health.
never very robust. Her brothers from
New Orleans have arrived and will take
her homo - soon - she 10 we'll enough to
travel. Her acquaintance with Mayor
Harrison began when she visited one OF
her friends who had become Nrs. Carter
H. Harrison, Jr. Hers she met the mayor
who was fascinated at once. His. wooing
was vigorous and crowned with speedy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
CITY AND WATeRWoRKs At WAR.


Merry Fight at Qaiscy. m, Over the
Supply Of DaDPnees.
QUINCY, Oct. 3l.-The verbal and legal
strife between the city Of Quincy and the
wsterworks company. which has RACED for
two years, has eliminated in the water
company shutting Of the city's supply at
the nre stations. school houses and public
buildings. The mayor then ordered the
arrest Of any man connected with the
work. and the city attorney secured an in.
junction from Circuit Judge Bonney, re-
straininR the company from shutting OF
any further supply.
The city has been threatening to build
waterworks, and when the present con-
tract with the company was about to ex-
pire steps were taken in that direction by
some Of the aldermen. The company then
served notice that their charge for city
service would be raised from 5000 to elS..
900 year. The city refused to pay this
advancs and hence The row.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
THE CRIME At CHICAGO.
1ts Victim Will lie In State at the City
Hall-The Assassin.

Its Victim Will lie In State at the City
Hall-rhe Assassin.
CHICAGO, Oct. U.-The funeral Of Mayor
Harrison will undoubtedly be one Of the
greatest demonstrations of respect 70 the
dead ever seen in this city. Today the re.
mains Of the late mayor were taken to the
city hall which has been draped in mourn
for the occasion. At 10 O'Clock this morn
ing the body arrived and was placed under
. catafalQue there to remain until 10 q
m. tomorrow. The casket was escorted to
the city hall by . committee Of the city
officials. eight captains Of police acting a
pallbearers. while others were stationed
about the building. A deputation Of are.
men il on guard at the catafalque.
CrOwAs View The Deed Mayer.
A. soon - the doors OF the city hall
were opened . stream Of men and women
began pouring through the building, en-.
tering from the Clark street entrance and
passing out at La Sale street. Up to the
present there has been . steady stream.
and before 10 O'Clock tomorrow the people
who have looked the last ON the face Of the
dead will Damber tens Of thousands. The
grief Of the city IL universal. All the pa
pers speak ia loving terms Of the late
mayor. even those who fought him the
nercest during his political career, and
the general public 10 no less kind In il.
feeling for the victim Of the assassin.
Programme foe the Funeral.
At 10 O'Clock .. m. tomorrow the body
will Be placed in . hearse and accompanied
by procession taken to the Church of the
Epiphany, where Rev. Mr.. Morrison will
perform the funeral rites Of the Episcopal
church. From there it will Be taken to
Graceland cemetery aud placed in the re-
ceiving vault. The honorary pallbearers
will b Thomas w. Palmer, Harlow n.
Higinbotham, Major General Nelson A.
Miller. Ex-Governor Richard Oglesby.
Ferdinand w. Peck, Judge Lyman Trum.
bull. Frederick H. Winston, General
Chasles Fits Simmons, II. J. Jones. C. X.
q. Billings. Adolph Kfauss. Philip D. Ar.
Dour. Frank Wsntss. sx-1ayee John A.
2ochs. ex-Aayee Jossph Asdill, sx-Nayor
WasAbafns. Judgs Francis Adams, Judes
J. p. Nagrus q, Judge s. r. Mcconnell
I'd =. A. Wallse.
Aassas - Rysh1ans - Taru Oul
n ~ pgocssssso sAas follews ~ ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-31
MAHkETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial.

NEW York, Oct. %.
Money on call easy. Offered at per cent.
ling exehanS. duh with actual business in
bankers bills at 14G4s3IS for demand and
<s0h.G4Sp for sixty days: posted rates,
Ssll.I4siIs. Commercial bills. lse5< a l.9k.
Silver certificates 6sIfc bid: no sale: bar
silver 69s:c; Mexican dollars nominal.
Government bonds. As regular, Ill; do Cs
coupons. 1ll,s: do :s, 9: bid; Pacific 6's of 90.
lOe.
New Yorh Grain and Produce.
NEW YORK, Oct. %.
whea,-May. .1.sa7s,ic: December, ia
&c. Rye = Western boat loads, SSas5c.
Corn-May. Ao,esa9,lc: November, l61Sc;
December, 4.lAQ4.ssc. Oa.s-December. ~
New raess. sle03ao:5 family. S9n000e0S9
short clear. $laO0G-&.a Lard-Dull; prime
western steam. slo.5Onominal
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO. Oct o.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, 80 Der
ID: fancy dairy. :4lse6c; packing stock, leo
lsc. Eggs-Fresh stock. 2lc per dog. Poultry
Hens, s,sgsc per ID: ROSTERS, Sc: turkeys,
lolaGl2c: ducks, Stsisc; geese, $SOOdsO 90 per
dog. Potatoes Burbsnxs. sa5sc Der bu;
Hebruns. Ssdi6c: mixed stock, 5O,l55c; sweet
potatoes. Illinois. $l..5d:.W per bbl. Apples
Fancy, $s.s5l,3s5 yer Dbl Cranberrics-wis-
consin bell and cherry, SasOaA.s per bbl
honcy-white clover, lib sections. lA0lsc:
broken comb. l0dl2c; dark comb, good conti-
tion io5lec: extracted. 6lsc per ID.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Oct. 30.
Live Stock: The prices At the Union
Stock Yards today ranged as follows:
Cattle-Estiinated receipts for the day, ls,ON
including 800 Texans aud 6OO westerners;
natives scarce and higher, in some cases &c
higher; top aales OF steers, $565; others, &l.So
GAs.1
Hogs Estimated receipts for the day,
S.WQ; market opened active and highsr;
rough, t56o1is0: mixed. e6lca6.4O; heavy
weights. S8.l51S5Os light, S6.4516S.
sheep-Estimated receipts for the day,
15,00l; market active aud strong; top &heen
$S"sas-.5; top lambs. s4U3a.so.
The Leesl Aarkees.
saAM..1c.
Cor.-New: ssasse; old. loe4sc..
New oats 96836c.
ssSse Ssiss s1S; sS,.na :ssss; slough.
sesses5rss SsE1ss e sses:es. .so1c; erss.y. to-
foslfy.CAiekeas. live. ae; dressed. Toe tr,-
key', :xc; A1cp. lssSe; geeoe, zoe.
SnuEf AHD v1sssAslE
Aypls-sseeeoAeepse bs
0ais.s-eec - b.
Tanips-soe1ss d.
:.sl!Ne; ss.s 4 s:is.ss. ' - 1s s:s::: s:s::s
S1::ss. 1::s's.
SSs::11.ss S::1.s.s:.sf z; -: -; - -. .s.. /.