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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
DRUGGED TnE GUARD.
How n Famous Murderer Escaped From
the State Prison nj .Iacksnn. Mich.


JACKSON, Mich, March 81. - Irving
Iatimer, the famous matriCide has es-
capped from the state prison. Latimer got
ont by getting the keys and walking out
OF the front door Of the prison. The keys
arc missing Captain Hill in charge of
the prison at night, is in Jail now.
1t is supposed that Latmer got possession
of some powerful drug and administered
it to the guard and night turnkey.
Guard Haight was found dying about
o'clock this morning. Latimer having
gone an hour before that time. Haight
died at 3 u, m,
I.atimer brutally murdered his own
mother at Jackson. on the night of Janu-
airy oath, 1889. His trial lasted 20 days
and was very sensational. He was sen
fenced to life imprisonment Latimers
father died under suspicious circumstances
lie was heavily insured in favor Of the
wife and son, and it is believed that the
son poisoned him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30

CHICAGO, ILL. March 2s.-'rhe Rockford
express on the Northwestern road crashed
into an accommodation train at the city
limits, at 7 o'clock this morning, causing Il
wreck which blocked traffic oil two divis.
ions of the road for three hours. Frank
Rister aud Frank Christine, passengers on
injured and were removed to the com.
pany'S diSbcnsury. The wreck caught lire
but the blaze was quickly put ont. Com
pctely buried in the wreck aud not at first
discovered, lay Frank Csiu2. lie was
taken 10 the hospital, where his injuries
were pronounced fatal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
NO PENNSTLrINI1 STRIKE.
A Denial That the Philadelphia Switch
men Contemplated Such a Move.

PIrTsBuRG, Pa, March %. John
Downey, vice-grand master of the Switch
mems Brotherhood, in an interview last
the dispatches from Philadelphia report
ing general meeting of switchmen in that
city, Sunday, to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
of ordering strike on the Pennsylvania
system,
He said the meeting was purely local
and was the regular semi-monthly meet.
ing. There will be no strike on the Penn
sylvania, and rs far as the switchmen are
concerned there will be no trouble about
Worlds Fair,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
DhsERIED no DRoUN.
Cowardly Action of a Tug Eoat's Crew
After Running Down Schooner--The
Mrerkeh SaiIOrA Emily SILNnh


Wrecked sailors Finally Saved.
New IoRK, March 27,--,rhe tug boat
Mercury, Captain Lewis, arrived this
morning from the Delaware Breakwater,
and reports
March 18th, at $ n. M, five miles east nv
north on Winter Quarter lightship, fell in
with Captain Crossley and crew, nine all
told, OF the schooner Robert Morgan, in
the sch0oner's yawl.
Captain Crosslcy reports that at 2 a. M,
March 10Th, he was run into By large tug
roat lname unknOwnD cutting the starboard
SIDE OF tho schooner below the waters
edge. In spite of all the efforts Of their
crew 70 repair the damage the vessel began
70 -iuk and at 4 Il, M, they took to tho
yawl, they had hardly pulled away when
me schooner went down.
After being -four hours in the boat they
We're picked up by the Mercury and landed
~ oDmmunipaw al Ga. IN. to-day The tug
blat 1T once disappeared, not stopping 10
reuder any assistance. What damage if
any was sustained by the unknown tug
boat is unknown.
The Robert Morgan was bound from,
Norfolk for Ncw Haven, with a cargo of
coal. The wreck is dangerous one to
navigation, as about 20 feet of her masts
are above water.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
srNNNr.typAnnER pEraKrMnNr.
a Petition Asking the appointment of
William II. Mccarthy rs "A Director.

The following is copy Of 4 petition
when Is being circulated for signature.
70 me Ssun's ant H5gts NJ R'DrtsentariUes Of
We, the undersigned. uE-paysra residing ems,
Of MiFket street IA tue rty ~ MilinlrgtGn. 10
mnst earnestly petition No General Assembly
TO maine q resident ui the eHst side o. said city
as "a lneinher 81 the street and sewer Directors.
IN n hll nnw ienlug before your honorable
body Mr., William Il. NCtarrity ii named aS a
member rt said directors. Tie is n Ieproserta-
tive business man OF tho ehst side, and bclicy-
lng That our interests would De served con
-Een'ouslg by hm, alike with III lse OF other
sections Of the city, we humbly ask YOU to tiass
q. an making Nh. Mcfiarrity our representa-.
tiYe on SAID board,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
TIRE BANNER CfG1R COUNTY.
York County Makes More Cigars Than
ANY Other County of Pennsylvania

YORK, Pa, March 2s--The deputy revenue
collectors i reports for the year lsy2. which
county to be the greatest cigar producing
county in the State During the year
there were 2G9, 81. 9l9 cigars manufactured
in this county, of this number i6, SOL ,i5i
were made in this city.
The total amount Of leaf tobacco used III
the county for cigar making was i,sSi,2
pounds. The receipts for the sale on cigar
stamps for the year amommted to SSNs GgS. IS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30

When Mr.. and Mrs. Michael McClaf-
ferty, who live il Ehristana hundred, re-.
tired saturday night, their seven wccks.old
infant was sleeping by their sides When
the parents awUkc IA the morning they
We're amazed TO ind the child dead. The
suppo,tlon is that the infant crawied
down under the covers during the night
and was smuthered TO death.
The corOncr.s Jury Monday rendered q
verdict of death from natural causes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30

CHICAGO, H., March 2s.--Frank Mar
shalPs elevator on the Wabash traeks Ne
tween Forty-fourth and Forty.sirtb
streets, was totally destroyed by fire early
inns morning. Tie building was stacked
with 100000 bushels Of oats. The hre il
supposed to have started early in the even.
ing from oycrheated machinery, and then
smuulaered until 10 a. M, when il broke
2 2.i; me loss will be- about 100000 The
pllllulhR ana contents Mere insured for
about three-fourths of the loss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
ST. ASSE'S CiIrRcu.
Miss A. r. Magill, orgautst and directress


ST. ASSE's CIrRcu.
Miss A. r. Magill, orgautst and directress.
Lambillotts in u. Snlists: Soprano, Miss f.
Moore: altn, Miss X. Donovan; tenor, James
A. Ward; bass Thomas q Neill
oFFERTORY.
Alma Virgo. ................. ilummel
Soprano solo and chorus, Mss Moore sulOist.
yEsPERs.
Stearn's h hat.
LYNN, selected .....,...,.... Thomas o. Neill
regina Ieoli, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Giorzn
snintafis Soprano solo with Violin obliguto
Miss Mhgill soprano AMI Fred Donovan,
Nlolinist.
lah'unl Erho...'t....'. ,.-..-....,s.....s.Go eb
ST, JOHN : CHURCH.
W. J. Fisher cholrnaster and j.. V. Roberts
orSanist
Professional,
.At tho Lambs High Feast We Sing"
Carol, ''let tho Merry Church Bells Ring"
Carol, 40 Joyous Easter MUrning"..G. h. Oliver
Carol, "iTwas on his Easter Morning"
-, .., o, i. Oliver
Communion service in A ilat..... @. j.. Connnt
occasional, "Reloiee lo Pnre in Heart,
10 ,Ieune
PROFESSIONAL
al the Lambs High Feast We Sing"
Easter anthem, Christ our Passover
M0rnington
10 Deum in G..,.............C Charles |. Young
crcdS t IL q H FsSsT
KyriH and Gloria in 4 NAT ,,.....C. h, Conant
ohertory' lie - risen ..,.......k. y. Arndell
Sanctus and Agmus Dei...,.....,.,C, 4. Conamt
Gloria in ENculsis. .uId Chant
KSeessoaa, "Reioics 70 Pure in Heart
y. NJ.
Professional, ".Tesns Christ is Risen To-day"
MughliiGat.;. ....'.....,,..,...... ..GregOrtau
NuuC Dimlttis,. ......,. ,-,,,.,,.....,. Whitney
Hymn, "ile IL Rissn". X. H. Arndeil
Carols same a. morning
Onertury solo, 81 he Resurrection"
occasional, "ReIoice Se rure in Heart
rSloS CHURCH.
F, T. Potter, oseauist and director.
NORSlNG.
OLD Easter anthem,
so, Sing Unto the Lord
EyENISd.
"lIail the Prince"
"Ihanks he to God"
1.-The Prince of Lilo"
"ln the Hush OF Early Morning"
ST. MlCnAEL'S CHURCm.
Francis H. Morrison organlst and choir.
master.
MORNING.
N'uuNdT'l III \
| Anthem, ave Nerum" .tiounod
EVENING.
Magnificat, Nunc Dinittis. Frstal plainsong
Anthem, why Sock Ie the Living Among the
-'oau' '''"''''r'..''' Clair
CHURCH or TnE SEW JERUSALEM.
! Tho choir is quartet and composed of Mrs
! William i. sInallsy, Jr., Miss Emma Lore,
| Howard Pyle and Leonard f.. Wales, Jr. The
| organist is w. j. Parry. Mrs. Howard Pyle
VIII assist Ia a trio of female voices.
! organ solo, ...,...,,.,.... Selected
! Quartet, "lio, Every ono That 'lhir,teth"
,, Mendes50hn-"E llah.'
| lrlO' Gratihs. ........... .Russini->ulemn Mass
Miss lOte, Mr.. Pyle. Mr.. Wales.
! Trio, '.Oh, Blessed RedGrmern ... Marchetti
Mrs, Smulley, Mrs Pyle, MISS Tore
Solo, 81 Have Overcome the World"
jules Jordan
MIR. Wales
Solo, "Augels Ever Bright and Fair
| Mrs. Snulley.
! Solo "JOys That Are Pure .....,...... Tlanto
/ Miss Lore.
! Quartet Ie Deum IN F.,...........K otzsrhmat
! Tbs music is selected not as being distinrtly
Easter music, hui a. descriptive OF The yaripu.
I passage Of the service anu oil tho sslertious
! read from tho Word 1t Ia perhaps, some.
what novel arrangement, and 1t is believed
Ina II may prove very elective.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30

Whats in a Nance" Well, that de.
ponds. For instance, the name Of Aver
is sufficient guarantee that Ayers Sarsa.
parilla is a genuine scientific blood.puri-
iler, and not sham, like so much that
goes by the name of 'sarsaparilla." Ayers
Sarsaparilla is the standard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
4 TEICHER's UICiDE.
lie Became Deincnteh Over His Daugh-
trr's Disgrace, and Shot Himself tn

tcr's Disgrace, and Shot Himself To
Death.
LAKEWOOD, n. j., March 27.-William
kiSner, a retired school teacher, committed
suicide yesterday afternoon at the village
liclhel, -four miles north of here. II is be-
lleycd the man was demented
II IS said that some years ago one of his
daughters brought disgrace oil the family,
ana That the man has not been in his right
mind since.
hlsner borrowed gun from a neighbor
shoot u hawk that was after his chickens
lie LETT the house after dinner, went 10 a
wood, hid himself in clump of bushes
and then ended his life.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30

Bo5ToS, March 2S.-rhe annual meeting
Of the American Bell Telephone Company
was held ut the company's Office to-day.
The annual report shows net earnings Of
S3,ill,67I against 50, l26 SO the previous
year, and 81, s69, AIS in 1880.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
Was ono Of wlseonsIn,s rioneers.

GmcAGo, hi, March 2S.-llOn. Is. $.
We'll, ex-senator of Washington county.
Wis, died this morning at his residence in
this city. lie was one Of the pioneers OF
Wisconsin and prominent in politics for
many years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30

PgoRlA, Ill, March 2S.-lll the whole.
sale liquor houses of this city were visited
by government inspectors yesterday, aud
in each place seizures of imitation Three
star and lIenuessy brands ANA imported
gins were made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30

MAEsHtALL, Mo-, March 2S.--lt was re-
ported here yesterday that two families,
GIonsiSting Of Acy Harlow ana wife. and
letter Wolfrey and wife, were foully muir
nefeu at their home in Cooper county.
Saturday night, s' '"'"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
Four women and Child Burned to Death

CLEVELAND, o., March 23.-rhc Morgan,
an apartment house on Prospect avenue
near Granger street. was burned this fore
in the flames.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30

WAsmNGroT, March 2s.-,rhe President
sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day: George G. billiard Of Mis-.
siSslppi, to be consul Of the United states
kota, to be attorney of the United States
for the District of South Dakota.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
A Big Rush FOR HAIR CLOTH
The Market Cornered by a
New York Firm.
FOR USE INSTEAD OF CRINOLINE
The Demand Causes a Heavy
Increase in Price.

Mrs. clcvelnnd's Alleged Preference for
Hair Cloth as u substitute for Crlnn.
line Given as the Reason for Tie
sudden Demanded New York Firm
Has tho Call.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
ABOUT DELAWARE COLLEGE
interesting Meeting of the
Board of Trustees.
A BIG DEFICIT IN THE TREASURY
A Salary of $1,75o for Teach
ing Two Students.

The Trustees Indulge in Some Very
Pertinent Discussion of the Condition
of Anairs--The Huilding Committee
Scolded--The Meagre Agricultural De-
purtmemt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30

Cards have been issued for Tho wedding oil
W. Irwin Spence of This city ana Gertrude
Layton Of Camden, Del, on April l3th.
Wilmington Sunday.srhool Union will
meet in Central Church Thursday evening
April 9Th.
Amos Brintou, the local antiquarian, i,
the possessor Of a copy of the Bible in
verse printed in lT77.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
Immigration Commissioner at new York

WAsHINGToS, March 2S.--Secretary Car
Isle has appointed DR.. Joseph A. Sonncr,
commissioner Of immigration at the port
OF New York, vice Commissioner Webber,
resigned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30

High mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock
the Rev. Fathers Joseph, Florian and Reruard
o. ;. g., officiating. Father Bernard, a most
eloquent pulpit orator, vii preach the sermon.
ho choir, composed OF about - singers AT
sisted by the Gera,anla Orchestra, mnder the
leadership VI Father sylvester, will reu er
Mo2 rt's Twelfth Mass. OlVrtory, "Heu Dies"
by Wiegand.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
THE JOY or EASTERTIDE,
Programmes of Easter Music in the
City Churches.

Many Choirs DeyOtinR Much Time to
Rehearsal, and Fine Singing May he
Expected Some of tho Programmes.
The solcmnity of the ienten season will
be succeeded next Sunday by the Joy of
Eastertide. Most Of the churches in this
city will have special music. The several
choirs have devoted considerable time to
rehearsal, and fine singing may he eX-
pected. Following are some Of the pro-
grammes:
CENTRAL CHURCH.
Quartet choir: Henry Baird, leader, and Mrs.
Joseph II. Jones, orgauist
"Christ Our Passover" ,....,.....,.. Schilling
The llay Of Resurrection" .....,.. Schneider
"Chrlst is Risen" ...................,.sh shepherd
"Hail the Gladstone En'ter Morn. .Schilllng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-20
WRECK, WRECK, WRECK,

Another terrible railroad wreck, and
tho bodies OF the victims OF the last one
scarcely 80, placed beneath tho soil
Disaster tfeads fast upon the heels Of
dcsolallou; ruin stalks over the face Of
the land aud ON the bosom OF the doepl
Not only the agencies which man be.
llevoa himself able TO control are in
dire rebellion against HE sovereignty,
but the very elements, the winds aud
waves aud stofms-afe bunt upon a
deadly display Of fury, and seem to
take delight In a fearful exhibition Of
their might. Surely the year 1893 has
shown itself without parallel
This matter Of tallioai wrecks has
woll.nigh passed beyond the category
Of exccpiionr-accidents have nearly
reached the dignity Of the rule. Men
pause before taking rail journey for
pleasure; cvon business has to call
twice before they respond. Poril Turk
In tho crossings, In the swiiches, on
the straight lines Of uhbrokcn steel.
"1ll.ialuu" /, the term applied 10 every
train that comes TO griej and "iil.
fa,od,"in this view, may DO called
almost every road Ia tho land.
What Of the employees to whom all
these troubles are laid7 IL It always
negligence on their part that has re-
suits so dreadful? Isthere no blood on
the hands OF the management, the
owners, who cit In sumltuous Offices
scheming how to save expenses In
operation 10 that their profits may
be GREATER Alas, the fear In that
too much trimming lies at the iounda.
ton Of tho trouble. Eastern passenger
business, to and from the Fair, Is alb
normally heavy and the lablrers are
lew. Many Of them are over.
worked rather than that extra mon
should he employed. In other
cases, competition has made 1t noees.
safy to reduce salaries and employ
cheaper men. The consequences OF
unwiso economy and excessive cheap.
ness Of the laborer are ever the same
poor work, increased loss. destruction
OF property and life!
We wish few cases OF severe and
speedy punishment might be- noted m
a warning to negleotiul aud incompe.
tent railroad employees. II the proprl.
otors Themselves should have to bear a
part Of the blame aud endure some Of
the penalties, We believe justice would
once more smile, aud au era Of greater
safety In travel would come upon the
land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-20
ExpORrs INCREASING,


A trade Journal noies that there n a
decided Improvement In tho export
trade Of the United States. While inter.
nal trade has been under the average,
aud In certain lines decidedly dull,
foreign buyers have been giving sub.
siantlal and largely increased orders lot
American goods. The fiscal year
shows balance Of trade somewhat
against ~, and even up 10 a late date
the imports were IN excess OF the OK.
poIt-; but It Is to be- remembered that
there have been special and In some
cases peculiar circumstances which
have operated TO produce this slate OF
things, for instance In Europe several
sections have suffered through failure
OF crops; Ia Russia particularly the
people have not yet recovered from the
famine Of last year, and In the north.
ern portion OF the csIT'a realm, where
many thousands Of dollars OF
American agricultural implements
are ordered annually, consignments
have not reached She average.
Englaud's possessions In various
parts Of the world continue 20 bo steady
customers for both American maonln.
,iy and hardware. Orders Tor cotton
goods have fallen OIL in som, sections,
buti.is learned tha. whore Amet.clu
shippers have adopted those methods
of pucaing, etc., which o.neF ahippur4
provide tor foreign cousumur- no Io.
auction or falling OH is noticeable. la
south Amuglcs Influences, macy %.
tatm ui o rrlarllug character have
been ia, cause uf the falling On Zoo
nearly an OF Brazil and the Argentine
Republic, although the la,,er apptau
90 be- as, recovering irom Dos H-ancis,
emblrrnssmeuH, Australia traio
has been depressed f5T some une, but
10 is gratifying 90 state that 81 those
unlious which have s0uga. lH mar.us
the United states has been t4e mos,
successful
ltlsg 10 DO r,mrmhoroi that 60
the competition between tho u.tiJui %
Europe and tho UnitgI Sat,s, G.r
many Las been uniformly the ga %
aggTe. sive. The devices l. uer mer.
chants have byon numerous anu m
some cases novel. We can stand
! good zeal of such vlgOr aud novelty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-20
TIE UTE REMONAL.


Referring to an article which re.
Gently appeared 10 the columns OF the
NEWS on the subject Of the removal Of
the Colorado Utes to Utah, our Denver
nAmesAke has an article IN recent
number showing that 1t Ia likely the
bill introduced by Congressman
Bell and having the Aforesaid object
In view will pass. a similar
measure went through the House
i've years ago but was killed
In the Senate. The proposition
is for the Indians TO exchange their
present reservation In Colorado for all
OF San Juan in Utah, excepting the
strip on the north owned by the
PittsbuTg Cattle company,
The Rocky Mountain Aeps has al
ways been In favor Of removing the
Utes TO Utah, "aH a matter Of benefit to
the Indian and to Southwestern Col.
orRdo." Less injury, II claims, will
DO done to Utah TO place tho Indians
in San Juan county than to Colorado
by retaining them where they are.
This notion, too, Is entertained by
neaIly all tho Colorado papers aud
people, the reasons therefor being
toleThbly obvious, Now We are told
that the Indiana also want 10 20, anu
It IL held that their wishes are entitled
10 consideration. "rhe compensation
Of settlers on lhrpTop0sod rev rorerya-
ton has Glways been insisted on, 3"
says the Denver Journal, which, q it
Applies 10 those VINO have boon most
olamorous Tor the removal, win De
meas tom 1t people; tho ones who have
been doing the iusNuug bI oxen Of %
Indeed there has been anything OF tue
kind, Rre those whose homes werg
about 10 be invaded aud whose p0a,t-
sious Il wsg threatened 10 take away.
The extreme anxiety 10 CONFORM 10 tu,
Indians preferences l. also "a new
feature OF western treatment OF the
sborigines.
NcverthoIef1, the seeming harmony
ana fairness OF talk on the subject loo
favorable for the success Of the
bill. u IL ono 70 which Dele.
gate Rawllus can turn DIE
attention with advantage 10 goodly
portion OF his constituents. The
amount Of compensation suggested, AZ
We understand It, Is considerably lest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-20
TnE LIBERAL NOMINATIONS.

Regarding the oouncilmhnio uckee
nominated by the Literal primaries
last (Thursday) evening, remark once
made by Abraham Lincoln is apropot;
"For those who like that sort Of thing,
II Ia about the sort OF thing they would
be apt 10 like" IL contains few rep
resentalive names, those Of men OF
standing, capsbiliiy and general up
rightness, hut these DO not constitute
the burden Of the ticket; In fact, there
are not enough such to give shape or
color to It. The genus Amorine has
not been overlooked In the telectioue
made, anu these will surely prove
fatal counterpoise to the portions Of
tho ticket. previously spoken Of
and drag It all down to the
level OF mediocriiy II moth
ing lower. In the action TAX.
en- and the sentiments expressed,
no far as heard from, there are
no indications Of turning from pact
iniqullies and pushing out boldly into
the broader and brighter field
Of genuine progress and impartial
reform; but rather It all bears the i'm.
press OF n determination to continue
making the public crib the grand Of
Jcct, with misleading statements, his.
tory falsified and ambiguous promises
the means Of obtaining It. The public
veal, the consideration Of all classes,
the determination 10 redeem and
maintain the municipalities credit
the chief characteristics Of the cRndi.
dates and principles previously placed
before the people-are not vlsible with
the searchlight OF careful scrutiny, and
In view Of past events II may be right
to say that they were forgotten.
II is not yet given out aud may not
yet have been determined whose
nre the names for the ticket at large.
Unless they shall prove vast i'm
proyement upon the precinct nomina.
tlons II will be- very "cloudy In the
West" tor our friends the Liberals on
election day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-20

THE DEPLETION OF the body by loss
Of food Is given In tbs following table
by Professor Volt giving the results Of
starving cat ior thirteen day.;
Adiposo liiauo Loot, % per cent Of iIa
original weight the splson, 90 per
cent; the liver 56B per cent; tn,
skoleill mufcls', 3J.2 por cent; the
blood, l76 per cent; tho brain and
sp,nal corr, o. Lean aniuals, there.
fore, aTe exhausted ry starvation much
more quickly than f.; ones. In chill
dren dying tr1m vast 6 diaubw 4,
atrophy Of tho various organs occur,
lust as la stB walton.