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The herald., 1893-10-13

WAsHINGToS, Oct. 12.-The West In
dia cyclone has moved slowly north
westward with marked increase In
energy, and is central this evening east
OF Jacksonville, Fla, attended by severe
northeast gales and heavy rain along
the South Atlantic coast.
as THE STORM OFF FLORIDA.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1.-the big storm
is raging on the Florida cosst and will
reach Savannah and Charleston this
afternoon. The signal service predicts
that the worst storm the South Atlantic
has seen will be at its height by mid
night.
IT STRIKES SAVANNAH.
~ SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. l2-SRvsnnah is
in the teeth of storm which threatens
in a few hours to equal in intensity that
OF August 9th, which swept the entire
Georgia and South Carolina coasts. The
prediction of the weather bureau of its
approach gave warning, and all day
preparations were in progress in the
city and on the river and harbor TO pro-
tect property from its rayages. The
wind this evening ia blowing 40 miles
IN hour and is steadily increasing, All
the vessels in the harbor have sought
shelter and safe anchorage. The
smaller craft, tow boats, pilot boats and
yachts have been massed in slips and
tied fast. No vsssels left port today.
This Boston steamer Gate CITY, which
WAS to have sailed tonight, has been
made fast TO the docks and will rema d
until the storm is past. The New York
steamer City, OF Augusta, which left
New York Wednesday, is due somorrow
and it is feared will he caught in the
storm. A number of vessels are due
from coaat- wise and foreign pprts, and
one or two are believed to be eff the bar.
In thg city very little damagshaH been
ione yet.
The full force oi. the etorm ia expected
70 reach here between now and morn
ing.
THE STORM IN FLORIDA.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. PA special to the
Republic from Jacksonville, Fla., says:
One ofsthe most terrible wind and rain
storms ever known is raging along the
Florida coast, extending inland about so
miles. communication with places
south of here is cut of. .Greatfears are
entertained that Tltusviile and many
other places on the coast will suffer
great loss OF lie. Reports from St.
Augustine say the city lie partly sub
merged by water backing. over the sea
wall.
NOT AS BAD AS EXPECTED.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. IA special to
morning paper from Jacksonville says
the storm reached its height at 2:l5
o'clock this afternoon, the velocity of
the wind being 3S miles au hour. This
indicates that the storm will prove less
than expected.
THE WORST OVER AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, S. G., Oct. r. The
worst of the storm is over. The maxi
mum velocity OF the wind wac s. miles
per hour at 5 p. m. The damage to the
city is comparatively little, as near as is
known. All the telegraph, telsph one
and electric wires are down.
The herald., 1893-10-13
AGAINST THE GUARD.
Labor Unions Opposed to tho System
Citizen Soldiers.

Labor Unions Opposed to tho System Of
Citizen Soldiers.
MILwAUKEE, Wis, Oct. IA resolu.
ton Was adopted at today's session Of
the International Cigar Makers union
to the effect that the union does not ap-
prove Of the National guard system as
now organized, asking members Of the
various cigar makers unions to refrain
from joining the guard, and calling on
cigar makers now members of the Ma
tional guard to withdraw. This action
is in line with that taken by other ns-
tional labor organizations that have met
in Milwaukee this year, and there is ap-
parently a concerted movement on the
part OF the unions connected with the
American Federation OF Labor to antag-
onize the National guard.
The herald., 1893-10-13
A GREAT srNsArIoN.
Council Bluns Firemen. Arrested Z,
endIarism.

N .
Council BlufYs Firemen. Arrested for
IncendIarism.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, Oct. 12.-The
city has great sensation in band. For
several years past there have been =
number Of fires here, supposed to be the
work OF incsndisries. This morning the
mystery was unraveled by the arrest Of
q prominent young man named Benja.
min Webber, while in the act of setting
fire to building. He was formerly con-
nected with the fire department, and
alter his srrest made confession, imp:i-
eating o number of firemen % acces-
sories. Chief Nicholson and several
members Of the department were placed
under arrest. Their trials will come off
tomorrow. The council held secret
session today and are investigating the
affair.
The herald., 1893-10-13
The B,n.i B'ritr .

New YoRK, Oct. IL --Theye was not
an inch OF space to spare in the Grand
Central palace tonight, where fully
10000 people are assembled to partici.
pate In the jubilee Of the Independent
Order of B'nai Birth. A number OF ad.
dresses were made recitine the workings
OF the order and detailing the good il
had accomplished. Anumber OF musical
selections were rendered, and tomorrow
the celebration WILDE continued with q
grand banquet.
The herald., 1893-10-13
A K.ntueky n.nk Closed !.

HENDERSON, KY. Oct. 12.-The Farm
ers' bank Of this city hss failed and
locked its doors. A petition has been
fled asking for restraining order on P.
r. Young. collector, who is endesvoring
to collect the fulltax assessment of the
bank, while the bank claims 1t has q
council agreement to 75 cents on the
dollar, which 10 to be full payment for
all taxea.
The herald., 1893-10-13
Tied Up by strikers,

ANDERSON, Ind, Get. 12.-The Chicago
and Southeastern railroad has been tied
up BY the employees quitting work. The
men claim they have not received any
pay since January 1st, and not only de-
~li..A - .rn-k hsst vefiao IN narsu4ik
others to work until the company pays
them. No attempt will be made to de-
lay msils. but not q passenger or freight
car ia permitted to move.
The herald., 1893-10-13
GREAT Northsrn stockholders,

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. ~. The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Great Northern railway convened this
afternoon, and after the transaction of
some routine matters adjcuyusd for q
week, when it 10 expected the annual re-
port will be ready forsubmission. SINH
lar action was taken IN respect to the
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
company.
The herald., 1893-10-13
Peace tn Argsntins.

BUENos AyRRs. Oct. 12.---In addition
to the Te Deum sung today, celebrating
the end OF the revolutions, there was
grand military fete. Peace and security
are restored in the country, except in
some remote Districts. Advices from
Rio Grande do Suls Brazil, are that the
insurgents surprised and defeated the
government forces at Quarchy. killing
200 troops.
The herald., 1893-10-13
Al Dynamite Outrerc.

RoME. Oct. IA, serious dynamite
outrage was reported from Pisa. A. large
dynamite bomb was exploded yesterday
in the vicinity Of the Florentine gate.
The force Of the explosion shattered sll
the windows in the vicinity and caused
No loes of life resulted, though several
people were injured.
The herald., 1893-10-13

Cassius Belden. the man who caused
panic on the board of trade two weeks
ago by shooting into the crowd on the
floor, has been ordered sent to the Kan.
kAkee insane asylum.
The herald., 1893-10-13
LOADED WITH LEAD.
The valkyris Takes ON More Bsllast for
Today,s Race.

Todny's Race.
New YoRx, Oct. 12.-If all signs do
not fail the vigilsnt and valkyrie will
have lots Of wind, ~ we'll as rain. for
the race tomorrow. No matter what
weather, however, both yachts are ready
for it. This morning about ton Of
lead was put aboard the VAlkyrie, in
the hope Of getting her back to the
weight she had before she came over.
The additienal ballast makes her water
line IS 90 feet and reduces her time al
lowance to minute and So seconds.
The herald., 1893-10-13

For sunburn and freckles uss only
Perfecta Face Cream sale and sure,
For sale BY A. II. LittIeboy, drngeist.
81 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-10-13

Ladies' bats cleaned. Y dyed. 4 fsshspsd d! =.
nuu trluinnus yu'iiOInin ctkhW W oTkus
264 South Main street. opposite Third.
The herald., 1893-10-13

"A sea bath at home with Turk Island
sea salt is exhilarating, Recommended
by all physicians. For sale by all dru &
giste; 16c package.
The herald., 1893-10-13
rnr ux.r Eutx Tu.r.

Mas. wISLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children ieetntug, II soothes the child,
noltenstho gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and IL the best remedy for diavrhusa.
twenty-five ceutsa bottle.
The herald., 1893-10-13

Conn band instrumenta. Agency at
Fitzgerald ., cor. Spring and Fran Kiln sts.
The herald., 1893-10-13
CHAS. VICTOR HALL TRACT,

La hvm vs,ta suss ior 'Ale in the southwest;
avehu 80 feet wiuc, lined with Palms, Mon
terey Pin s. Gravill..s, Peppers, the new sum
OF Aigiers ana Magnoliak, etc which will give
park ike efie 20 six miles Of streets. Lots
$3.50 Fur INSIDE LvT5. $40 per month till
one III IS paid or vne-tnird cash and balance
IL fve years; or # you buld you can have Ave
years time, Get one w.hi.e you can. Ap ly 10
ONCE, 2z3 West First street. 7-1<so
The herald., 1893-10-13

Thirty dollars allowed for old Davis
sewing machines. Drop postal card to
126 South Main street.
The herald., 1893-10-13

It 10 important to know that correct
fit in fine tailoring can be had at moder-
ate prices from H. A. Getz, liz West
Third street.
The herald., 1893-10-13
THE STORM OFF FLORIDA.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1.-THE big storm
is raging on the Florida coast and will
reach Savannah and Charleston this
afternoon. The signal service predicts
that the worst storm the South Atlantic
has seen will be at its height by mid
The herald., 1893-10-13

WANT THEIR PAY IN FULL.
AND WILL MAKE STRENUOUS
EFFORTS TO BLOCK snyLocks'
DISCOUNT GAME.
The herald., 1893-10-13

THE STORM SWEPT SOUTH
Another Hurricane on the
Atlantic Coast.
Almost as Severe as the August
Gales.
Considerable Damage in Florida and
Georgia.
But for the Warning Given by tho
Weather Bureau the Destruc-
tion Would Have Been
Much Greater.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WAsHINGToS, Oct. 12.-The West In
dia cyclone has moved slowly north
westward with q marked increase in
energy, and is central this evening east
OF jacksonville, Fla, attended by severe
northeast gales and heavy rain along
the South Atlantic coast.
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Qneipb In RaIam.
WW Uultluy.'
Berebrte Mnpeienoe

suf n,siiisr Rnnbreile burd Deutid,
lamb babe i'd mid bel Sbnen feifses
tueippt, nm Sbueu Die 6eilSmabrbeiteu
rleiler @eiunbbeitslebrs 3u perfanbeu.
Mau Tam bieie In bic fur3cu Morte
5uiammenfaiien Nles gtaGe lit 9efunb,
afles Erodette uugeiunb.
Wenn ber Menid bic freie @abl bes
Wobnorts Fat, iollte er a1io in Wafiau,
tn NoHbai6e, In @ieBen, @aGerburs
ODER IN @iebbiibel wobnen.
9n iebem San u~nternebuie man
bdmfser Sprittoureu, tlamentli1 tpenr
Sic Sonne in'S 3eihen tes @aGer.
ulatlns tritt. Man made fid aber ba,
BET niemals auf Die Striimpfe, fonbern
gebe barfub auf bic Wiefen, neil bic
griiue Tarbe ben 9ibnereugeu ipobl.
tbut. Die unterer @rtremitdten biirs
fen nrr nit @aGerbofen befletbet fem.
@ioeripdniti9t Yatienten miiiien nit
@eipalt auf Die tbauenbe @iele ses
trieben wer6en, nStbisenfalls nit BEN
Eauen6e, bentt ife tGnreii bon ibren
aranfbsiten nur burd bic @aiieriudt
furirt iperben.
User iid sdn5lid auf BEN TrodeNn
beinoet, idaffe fid eth nales Rube.
plds6el, inbeta er cine Banf iprenst.
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3.090R72.

Dtefe 2abf fent BITE Gu3a6I BON Slaf&eF bar, pel9s
Bon Or. RINGS sNeuer Gntbefuns fur Z hwinbfu&t,
9ufen unb GrtdItunsa tn ben Ser. G.aaten pom A2drl
1891 tts gum Wdr3 1892 ~rerfauft mprbeu 5inb. 3mei
Mtuicnen, 5retbnnbert adbtunb3paubis tauienb, ie@8s
tuubert unb Sretunbiebtis GlaiHeu In etnem Sabre
nnb tebe einjtse bteier Gldf6en purbe inter Der Ga
santfe ~perfauft, bab ha5 @elD 5urddertattet mhrbe,
penn bas Matttel feline befrtebisenben @efuItate ~ersislen
fprte. DaS @eteimntb bieie8 Grfplses TT Iei@t entz
bi1t: Gs enttdufMt Riemanben unb Sebermaun tam
fn taranf ~perIafen, ais auf bas Bette MttteI sesen Gus
5n taktn bur& bic Gan ansonio Drug Gompans.
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@enia tr6HIid.

rSfiSier uuS 2anomirtb biit On
fdon 9emeien uab baft es tpte6er aufee>
geben, neil Du feline Cuff mebr ba3u
batteit. Sect bift Gu Stnoent! Sd
beforge r1ur, BOB On IS Su lein aud
balb ipieoer auf9ibn.4-eDa GID Did
ltr 3~nfrteOen, Mar1a. Sd perfprede
Dir biermtt feit uub feterli9: SD
btu nun Stuoent unb perbe e8 etpig
bfetbeu! :
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9eimgesabIt.

Derr: vNnn, meine Damen, ME
haben ste ii9 seffern int Tbeater anil
frt ?4-Damen: pSebr gull Wir
baben un8 ben gan3et aben6 iiber foit,
lid unterbalten. sc nfDcS babe
i9 semerft SD iaB rdmlid Dor
9buet, un6 barum babe td aud fautl
BITE 9dlfte BON benz Stiid perftebett
f6uuet.s
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3n ft1t.

9ia9 Der Trauans uimnlt Elm greuuo
Der Gamtlte ben Brautpater bel Seite
unb iast gu Inn: sd made sic
barauf aufmerfiam. 6ab SIR S1fpie>
geriobn bis iiber bic Sbren In Saule
ben ftedt !1-8 .g8t1s
fen sic 0as senan ?"-6reunb: n@e<
utb, i'd CLAUDE iosar, CT bat SIRE Tod-
ter ttur sebeiratbet, UNI fetne S1nlben
5i be5ablen.A 90 rautbater Ga,
uarum baben Sie mir oas ,lidt friiber
9efast ?"-Sreunb: n@eil i'd aud
nod 5000 Maff bon linn befomIiel1
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Qur,e garabeI.

Batter (5u feinem anf Die Timber.
fitdt abgebenben 9obne): r9iimm Dir
ben Gleib Der Gmeiie gum orbilbel l.
Der @obu befolgte ben Natb ieines
Vater8, uabm ii9 bic Nmeiie gum 9or.
bib nno that ben 9at3en Winter
nidtS.
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Wt6e Wtrinenntt,ta.

sd peiB uibt, i'd f0nrte mtr gar
uift poritellen, tpo3u bieier iibermabig
btde Rentier Gdmanferl eisentltd auf
Der Welt gut tudre !"-vO bod, gum
9aupttreffer In elmer Menl9enfreiier,
NOtteriel IL
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Wenn Ste nt2t frdftis uub ipobl fhbIen, 70 periu6en
Ste electric pttters. Menn Ste BITE v@rtppes aeftp6ht
bat, rerfuhen Ste electric 4itters. Dies Mittel pirii
etreft onf bic eeber, auf ben Wasen unb auf bic Riereu,
Seinidbtg 81 erfdaen. Nenn ste an nerp6iem aopfs
rseb letfen, irereen Gte burh Glectrle Bitt4rs s&neie
nnb ~bauernbe GbbfIfe fnbeu. Gtne prcbes GlaI&e tptrb
gle BARON hber3eusen, bab bie8 has Meittel 1T, teideS
Ste eebrauAen. Grcbe Etafhen fls muir so Gents In
eer apotbefe bon abplpt Dreis, 9bOmpfon & 60. 5u
taben.
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Sraeifdes eaidiaI

~Was mag aus Simpior g~eiporben
fetn. Der q Nettuassmebaider batte
fiir 2ente, bic er Dor benz @rtrinten ae>
rettet bat?1-sGr fiel zines Cages ms
Wa5ier, als er tie aIe aabatte, unb
ntubte ertrinfeu. peil fie IGN binab.
3ogen!1
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3meierlet @tauhbunfte.

0ptimif (eine Raupe betrad-
ten6l sSdau tur, ipie bequeul eS 70
Elm Gbier bat! Diele Mtaife 5iib' p
Yefitmtif: sd batf-unb na9-
ber oieie Waiie 9ibnerangenl
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@errathen.

2ebrer (erflarenb): ,Mm ipanis
fden 9ofe iptelt oie Gillette cine iebr
sroBe Mole-Mebl1natu, mo- nod "a
= S9iiler (Sobn zines @einbanb>
lers): nBet rteinet1 Papa.A
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lleherhehuna.

rDenfen Gie NAL, Der 3perg liter
In Der Sdaubuoe btlbet ii1 Elm, er
u6re Der tletnlte Mann Der Welt 10
rDas lit entidieoen @r6bsnpabn.A
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8anf : &aiiirer, Iansidbrige Griabs
rit9, ipini9t balb ietnen 9las ju
medieln. 9at ieinen 9e9enmdrtiser,
8lab In etnem Der S~tnan3tpelt mobilize
fanttten Snftttute berettS felt fiinfSebn
9abren inre. O1erteu inter Der
Sbtffre yDisfretion ftrensite @bren.
fade" erbeten.
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Gin flefner sdlaner.

9Ieiner Mar (bem Gu9eu our
@6ofolaoe 81 gebet bic Mama iibers
ieben bat): rMama, Die @bofolabe
f9medt aber bent' troden II
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Die berIiebte @6Min.

Watt: rWarnm faufit On benn
iest auf benz Marft 10 oiel Yeteriitie ?"
GENT: nI6, @r-beibt Beter!4
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9pppelFnnia

S9mefter: sd babe nod feine
lebenbe Suns seiebet !"-Metterer
Brnber: nStebt Dir abnlt9!"
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llufer S%reuuoiu,teu.

.Deiu Brnber lit iebr ionberbar-
er bentmmt ii6 serabe3u unbDfi9 seserl
mtd.A-rSa, es LIT leioer ietu Sebler,
baB ct 9esen oaS Bitter nidt ebrerbietis
tff.a
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0eae @eseidunna.

Srau (3u ibrem Manne, etnem 0ben
Dtdterlin9): rMber &arl, Du bait mir
ia metn iammtlideS 8riefpapier be-
6imfet /"
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SehtNtfnn,

Was lit Sauna % man BON
Semaub ni9ts metb unb bas-weiter
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Smmer 0eI@aft.

@obn: 49,. @ut, allo Se iou'n
baben metne Tohter !A-M
fern: ,uno mie seben sc mir fer"
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mmfere geberriaerimmen Der Slide

<tuIttS yStkfWtktWW W. otutDSs
Gus benz @efdidtsbeft elmer b0beren E6dter-
idiilerin.)
q XII. ober bic 3eili9e, regterte
bon Gpra BITE Stunt 1892. @ie fibrte
ptele rubmrei9e Grtese NIT benz Ror<
5ellan, meldes fie fait pollitanois per<
ntbtete. Gin III S6erben ein9efaBtes
@%artenbeet btlbet tbr Denflnal.
Settle Ill, bic @iitt9e, (Suni bis
0eibna9ten 1892, eroberte bas babe
Encouragement, baS in unierer yta9s
baridaft faierntrt NOR. Wa9 Gmpfatts
tbres acknowledgements banfte fie
freiDi1ig ab.
5tbonie l., bic @rbabene, (Sa>
l11ar 1898 btS 1. NprtD. Sire 9err>
f9aft mar urumi1r6nft. Dienite bat
tie ME 9eletitet. @etB Soft @er mirb
tire 0ta9folserin 1etu?
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9epi: rSnfel, maa' bod n Bis.
den ,Quaf, quaf, quafs !"-Snfe1:
rWarun1 fol Id benn 10 MAIDEN, gu
rdrriiaer Sunse ?"-4ept: v@ett
bas 70 famoS am Deinem @sitdt paiien
that
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rt4jo6rsfie ..

Vot IS. Uuaootp1.
Manrl BITE gem I'M 6ede
! @ana bon @eggel y Dude,
lin bic Dedelf9nede
Gus be 9eisier q guide,
1 Damn ii6 griiobr tporre,
e 9esiube!
Wann bic S1leee bli9e
In bic 8eilder fumme,
Wann bic admer fliebe
LIN bic Srtme fumme,
Dann lid &C.
Wann bic Greid' I'M Srotte
Shre Sunge borsle 3l
l1fem Wieienbobbe
Wie befoff' 'rumpor5le,
Damn lid &C.
Wann bie Shnofe fiebe
lin Die @odel frebe.
Wann bic Stnfel a bribe
lin bic Gnte lese,
Damn lid &C.
Wann bic iunge Were 81
No be 8ume guide
I'm Dor ale Dere s.
Omos y Die Nlte Dude,
Damn it'd &C.
y 85ael, p 9ausden, 81 tragen, A. 9ib.
ster, y Mabaen, g 9biren, y abenbs.
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Der faIaae eonaro nno bic tIeine xants.

y@rib' sic Soft, ltebe Eantel Sd
babe Ste fdon 70 lanse nidt seieben-
lafen sic ii6 lnlarmen !A-Gante
(san5 entsidt): .Gber, lieber Gbuaro
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-28
THE WORKINGMEN..
Demonstration Tomorrow Night in
Behalf Of Silver.
Gatherings Will BE Held in Eacl, Ward
in the City, to Be Followed by
a Mass Meeting.

A meeting of those interested in the
movement to hold gatherings in each
ward for the purpose of discussing the
silver question, to be followed by a mass
meeting of workingmen from all the
wards, was held last evening, Elias Nor
ris being elected chairman and j. 3.
Rawlings secretary.
1t was decided TO hold the meetings in
the wards at O'Clock tomorrow evening,
and Immediately upon adjournment, all
will march to the 1'empleton corner
where photographs Will be taken, and the
procession will move to Richards
avenue, where the mass meeting will be
held,
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Executive Committee-F. O. Horn. J.
NJ. Lapsley, j. L. Franks, Jonas Seely,
r. G. Sleater, w. II. Rowe, Elias Morris,
Z. +. COlborn, w. l.. Pickard.
Ward Committee. G. McNaliy, S. f.
Mackey. Colonel Montgomery, S. &. Ew-
irg, Jonas Seely, A. NJ. Paul, j A. Nor
Ian, nj. E. Wjler, c. II. Wilbur, T. W.
Horsley, j. L. Morris, John Sell. j. B..
Rawlings, w. H.. Pennington, j. l..
T. M. Perry, r. J.. Wilson, R. Alph,
Richard Legg, ]. w. Houston, Charles
Berry, Isadore Morris, George A. Lowe,
@. II. Knowlden, ]. L. Tibbitts, C. a.
Ames, J. R. Under, Lee Brown, B. c..
Rasmussen. Jules Gsuer, w. RUNNERS,
Thomas Fox, II. NJ. Roberts,
H. G. Snyder, William Simpson,
Elias Morris. w. P. Do6d, Joe
Morris. w. L. Packard, Edward Simpson,
Loren Trip, Robert Simpson, James
Terry. II. P. Mason. John Beck, Robert
Croft, Edmund Burke. John Robinson,
R. G. Sleater, o. P. Pratt. L. Nj. Earl, r.
NJ. Bishop, f. o. Horn, e. F. Colborn,
j. G. Conkling, A. Milton Musser, c. B,
Weeks, Tom Ferguson, e. w. Center.
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New YORK Stack Market.

New YORK, July 27.-Stocks opened fever
ish, though some stocks received better sup
port than Of late. Though the market was
Ieverish there was far less excItemlnt than was
expected in view Of yesterdays developments.
Yet liquidation OF several stocks continued
Lackawanna was very weak, dropping TO III.
General Electric and st. Paul were also ham
mered. The announcement thai million dol
lars in gold had been shipped from London had
an effect OF strengthening the market, Lacka-
wanna recovered 3 points TO 1870, General Elec-
trio 6 to "A, Lake Shore to 1903 Western Union
2 10 S. Evansville and Terre Haute very er-
ratio, opening at 20. thereafter selling as fol.
lows: So ST. "a. So, So, 100 IS, 80; Whisky broke
10 l2az on large sales. AT II the market was
frmer.
The market was irregular after II. but III the
main was firmer until 1:35 when reaction
ensued. General Electric fell from Az to
42L other declines less important.
There was heavy buying OF odd lots for in
vestment The noon market was easier.
Money stringent at = per diem and interest
Stocks closed firm with an improvement of to
s. Evansville & Terra Baute rallied 4.
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Baiiard,s Horehouno svruD.

We guarantee this to be the best cough
syrup manufactured in the whole wide
world. This is saying great deal, hut
it is true. For consumption, coughs,
colds. sore throat, sore chest, pneumonia,
bronchitis, asthma, group, whooping
cough, and all diseases of the thaoat aud
lungs, we positively guarantee Ballard S
Horehound Syrup to be without an equal
on the whole face OF the globe. In sup
pert CT his statement we refer to every
Individual who has ever used it, and to
every druggist who has ever sold it.
Such evidence is indisputable. Sold by
2. G. M. /. Drug department. A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-28
THE EABERNAcLE CHOIR CONCERT

Grand Programme at Saitair this After
noon and Evening.
The tabernacle choir's two promenade
concerts at Saltair this afternoon and
evening promise to be immensely at
tended. Aside from the interest," felt in
the programme is the fact that the
funds taken in at the resort today go to
aid the choir in making their Chicago
trip-and this is something in which
everyone feels an interest. The 300 voices
selected for the competition, MIR. Easton,
Mrs. Bessie Dean Alison and the SeItair
orchestra will make up the programmes,
which Will be rendered at O'Clock and
S:15, with suitable intervals allowed for
bathing, picnicing, boating and dancing.
The evening programme will last but an
hour, so that everyone can reach home in
convenient season.