davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-21
Dte Elm Oeierteur oes 8unoesbeeres
Dur8 einen fihnen Sprung feinen mG9tern
entibIipft.
g t. 8 21. Qluo

So6n gilbert, etn 0eicrtcur aus 0er
8unoeSarmec, belpcrfiteQi9te geitern 2lbeno
ictne 6lu6t, in6en ct aus Dem Seniter
eineS ipeitItcb gcbenben 3u9e5 Ser Wftiiouri
8ociftc~8abn iprang, ipdbreno Dcrielbe bic
Staot9reu5e pnliirte. gilbert bcfano iic6
unter Der 8cipacbung bon 5pei Offtsicren,
uno fam bon gSaibin9ton, 3. g., nm nacb
Sort SuppIp, S. g., 9cbrabt 81 iperoen,
no letn Pro5eB itattfinOcn ioQte.
, 1893-08-21
ueberfabren uno oet6otet.

Ser 39iGbri9e G6omas Callahan aus
Wfaplctpooo ipur6e beute Moraen an Der
Setting StraBe bon einem 3uge Der 9tortbz
%tpeItern 8a6n ilbarfa6ren uno augenblifli9
9%etObtet. Seine 2eicbe tpur6c mach Sig
mtnO'S Worgue on Der QSeit G9icago 2lue.
Gebra6t.
, 1893-08-21
Ahr Oerh0r perfd1oben.

S6omo5 &ee9an uno S6onlas McGo1
ipurOen beute 0for9en Dem Shelter Scperz
ion unter Der QInflage oorgefiibrt, am
II. Suli in Oas 6aus bon 6rau Srifeuler,
1913 9torp 8cOrta Str, eingeorungcn gu
ietn un0 cine 9oloeue llbr ltno Settle 9eitobz
len SIT baben. 8ei0er 9erb0r murOc inter
te $500 8irgibaft bis gum %. au9uit Ocrz
iboben.
, 1893-08-21
Gin 9utes 6eihen.
Die 6apenmeYer'ibe 6uderraffnerie in Qem
Qorf bat oen 8etrieb wteoer
auf9enommen.
8rooflDn, g. g., p. 9tu9.

Sn ser bicitgcn 9roBen 3uderraffinerie
bon 6auenmeDer lit bcute Die @lrbeit in
pOIem llmfange mieber aufgenommen NOR
Ben. SIS boben 6aburcb etipd 1000 gerz
ionen wieber 8ei9Gftigung erIan9t,
, 1893-08-21
Gin jun9er farmer per9ittet iiA am
Sterbebette fetner frau.
Seioe weroen in einem 6rabe ruben,
g cmport t, Qlrf., 81. Q(ug.

An Samltag Q(6en5 nabm See 8entleO,
Elm 1unger Sarmer, am Sterbe6ette ieincr
Srau cine Bortion 9alt6anum uno erlag
benz Site. Seine 6rau folgte ibm balo
i'm SoOc mach, unO 8eiOe iouen ~3uiammen
beeroigt tperoen.
, 1893-08-21
Selbtmoro oes 11ojors :. G. GuII.
man,
Oes ~befonnten 6rupoeioentbunsb6noIers
uno DIRECTORS Ger oeuti9=amerifa=
ntfden Sparbanf.
ct. 9outs, p. Q(u0.

Der befannte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
un0 DIRECTOR Der y@ermanzQmerican Sap@
ingS 8aEf", ber Wtoior Sobn 6. 9uuman,
bat itb Deute Wtorgen in leirer Mobnung,
$40. 1101 g. Cardinal 2[De., Dor Dem Spie>
gel iteben6, ~eriboien.
, 1893-08-21
Der Uew porfer Oefrou0ant meefs
1n9ebli6 III Gotta Rica auf9etau9t.
sc IN Nnrf- 81 0ll1n

2tus San Sole, sofia Silica, miro gemelz
Bet, oaB Der bjciigc 9efrau0ant Tranct5
9enr0 gSeefS ii9 ibon felt Dem 4. Still
borten oufbaIte. Gr babe IN 6sincn6 retcbc
0el0mittel, peroe abcr bon Ser 6ciieren
&laiie Der 8epOlferung o0Qig gemteoen.
, 1893-08-21
Oampfer=1
IN ser Qacbt oemeI0et i.

Bottom - vgabonia" BON 9iperpooI.
southampton - pSaaLe" bon Stem
Oorf.
0ucenstopn - v8ritii6 9rinceB" bon
PHILADELPHIA.
6aOre - r9a Champagne" bon Stem
Oorf.
0onOon - SIN SiGt: v9tIiprian" BON
philadelphia, v6un8aria" BON Baltimore.
Baltimore - vG6icago" BON &otter6ant,
vGoBmore" bon 2iperpocl.
P9ilabeIp9ta - r8ritii6 8rince" bon
2iDerpOol.
Peute oemeIoet.
g ew Oorf: rQmiter6am" BON &otterz
bam, v@beiter" bon Soutbampton.
, 1893-08-21

GbsnbbIott Der 81. Siaatsstg. l Sent.
, 1893-08-21

2eitung bon luffiibrun9en @o9ner' iber
Spern pi6men.
Sin Stu0ent, Der cine Terienreile na3
Wfarietae 9emadt bate, itar6 beute in
iet1em 6etmatDSorte 9onauei9tngen an
Oer Gbolera.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-03
Present.Day Ailments.

Probably the most potent factor OF
present-day ailment. is the abeyance
into which the muscular svstem is
permitted to fall by d0ellers in cities,
who are daily becoming more depend
ent on artificial means of locomotion
ana on lahor-saving apparatus until
disorders of digestion and nervous
maladies are now as common among
the comparatively poor members of
the community as they are among
those who are wealthy; indeed, while
the rich man endeavors to overcome
the mischief wrought by his sedentary
life by riding in the park or playing
golf, the poorer man, who is unable To
afford these pleasnrable exercises, neg
lects his muscular development and in
yarahlY mounts his omnibus or tum-
blcs into his train rather than waste
the time necessary for brisk walk or
halt hour in the gymnasium
The English volunteer movement
and the popularity of the bicycle have
tended to couuteract the disuse Of the
muscles engendered in a large proper
ton of town residents, but there are
stillnumbers of persons of both sexes
who require vigorous muscular eyer-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-03

Within my hrr ist is shut % captive bird
With throat for song,
But note ot his hath never yet been heard
Nor sweet, nor strong.
within %, breast is shut d captive bird
With wings for flight;
Cto-e-loldcd wings are they that have not
stirred
In nnoon or night
So far the heights to which his wings aspire
lie dare not soar
Nor all his ycarning heart, dumb with de-
sire.
In song outpour
sdn singer. sphered in silence tho thou
art.
Birds only know
The Joy in flight and song, with which my
heart
Doth throb and glow!
One note housekeeping from another's
song
Wakes ioyously
Wt--r in thy spirits deeps it hath slept
long,
Like melody.
>ul when strong rinions rise above the
things
That bound our sight,
Th, -nnse Of rapture stirring in thy wings
Is almost flight
N,Ru e. WHITING in Youths Companion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-03

The cultivation of potatoes in
France has increased tiye-fold since
ls20.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-03
Horse KilIs a Cnngnr.

+ 4 Homes WIN I1vps uear parbo-
nm crook cornty bad j rather start
limo adventure with 81 eorror abont a
week oqo He w,sot tbc Hotel Per-
Rims vest.rdov and srool,i,c of his
experiepee "a some friends said
"Iost SUNDAY morpino mounted n
horse and went ON a hunting expcdi.
tion ia place abopt twenty miles
from Perbamo takino with me an
Irish stoob,nnd and nm Epolisp noint-
~ br,ugbt J,vp "a deer and a
l,r.u. l...ar aAiel. 1af. - farm
b,r.o and hooa.J a ru,,b.r If wild
,,i,oors and otbor fowl Whils return-
;no bo,oo obon, ION o'clock ot night
a1,n,. I.,u.l,. road abor+ tv. m;las
from, Porban. I not;ced what seemed
t,L.+ua bolts of fr. in troo but 81
vard ,,beod If M. and which stood ont
q f,ot or t,.o from tho rood AT the
Same instant m, horse which is what
!. l,ovn in tbs cow COMMITTEES as mn
,,rioinoI b.rd.r dyeuur with stort
roJ ,oiob ol,nos, tnrouir,, mo from
tbo saddlo took q close look ot the
,b,no IN tbo +roo and saw that itvns a
o,n,,or ,ro,ohad far snrirc
.A.r4.;od o., .uns,ro,. ,. r,eo .ho
o,,;,.al s,,rano bu+ n,issod 10 n,orl and
,,oy..d ;nst ayor +be borse,s rocl and
aI.on+ tno ;nohos from mo r. roIlod
!, tho road b,,t recovored and snrooc
ooain +b;s ti,ne AZ tbo borsa,s +hro.+
rbo borgs brclod and throw mo N
tho Ground bolf .t,,,riro mo Tbo
cougar tbon rnsbod rnon mo hut tho
stoa hound ubiob bod hoo, s+ord;no
~ barina frr;o,J,. .orrallod u
Tbaro ,.os . briof h,+ terrific fobt
~, -, - -, 49,,
,na Tho no;r+or bod disannoorod
,,b;Io +bo borse stood 9reml,iino in
.,.an.1,ah Tbonar+horoo,,i, .,,,.,.,.,
- Ill, landi,n MN n. hool ,nI
,vo,. tbo boryo won't
81 ra,,,.or.d 49,. e...
,4os +ro,,,od ~. ia. .an.1
,;. E;.. t'...1.3
tbo soono af +bo onoo,,n.ar f,,nl,,,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-03

On over the level prairie the horse
sped, and on on IN the rear came the
sursing sea of horns.
One mile was thus rum and part Of
another and the Girl. bending low
over tbo horses neck, urged the ami
mol to p still greater speod while
hone Of escape came into her heart
Bnt at TINT instant the horse STUN
bled and fell to his knees. and she vas
thrown forward TO the ground
Tb. horse recovered its footing and
snod AWAY
She arose. looked obout her in
Jozo af wonder sow tbe herd almost
mon her. and in n hopeless despair
ottemnted to RIM. bnt with cry Of
mai, sba sank down beInIe.s
she had sustained snrain and
conld NOT snnnort her weiobt
She heard the cattle ,s tbav suont
mn nearer and nearer over tba bord
NV sod
Another minnie would bripo tban
nnon her
she sl,p55erod and covered ber foco
With bey hands
Tben She felt y mir Of strong arms
.hont bcr
sbo va. lft.d M ,nj sat non .
l,ar.a.y ha.l.
man .nropo onickly in front f
h,r :, II. .aliIn ana nlan+;,o nj.
=. a.. ..,,;,...l,.. .;.1, .,.,.. au....-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-03
The Ranchman's Daughter.


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

COCOA HUYs ROOM nuCK
'NOONJNp house ggsxiii ground on
West Temple bet. and 10 30. House well
built aud nicely finished 0fuctbcck a hute
Rooms - and ~ d3 ". "a So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30
THE IRISH HOME RULE BILL
Gladstone Introduces a RtSOlatiO
Previously Announced.
A Lively Debate. - Cioturo Moved
bsifour Agrees to naLs no
More Amendments.

LONDON, June s0.-Mr. Gladslte,
In the commons today, moved 10
adoption OF the resolution, the Ms
OF which were read In the houst es.
terday, providing for the pafsa Of
the Irish home rule hill. IL was $50
'uiely necessary, aud ns consider us
he could contrive without resortig TO
some method OF cloture. II 0uld
take more than twelve months pass
the bill In the committee OF the hole.
The character OF the amondm,ts are
such that, n accepted, they weld de-
stroy tho bill. BaliOur, Chan erlain
and others spoke at length aga 81 the
resolution. Chaplin made u II 'llon 10
adjourn, aud Russell made m ion TO
amend, practically 10 rs to Jecl II.
Both were defeated.
The debate after this becar, quite
acrimonious. De ROihsohili made
another motion for adJourun'nt, and
In urging adjournment ChDlberlain
madea remark concerning ~. Glad.
stone, which drew iOrtn cries OF
"shame," and somebody shouted
"Judas." Rolhchild's motioi was de-
feRted.
The Visoount Cranbournemoved to
adjourn for the reason that lu minis
tiers were not In condition "a that late
hour to give dispaAsionate cOnsidera'
ton to the amendment proposed. After
another lengthy debate, In he course
OF which Thomas Sexton ,ccusod the
opposition OF trying to iorcean all night
sitting upon the house nn, trying TO
back out, Cfanbourne's motion was
LIST at $3.50 am,
C0nybeare, n radical fG northwest
Cornwoll, moved oloturo. TIL speaker
refused flatly to put the question. The
debate ON the original esolution was
resumed.
After some further DISCUSSION MT.
BalfOur agreed u conduju Offering
amendments today. The house adj
journod about 4 O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

entire graduating class Of sixly.nine
left the school today, refusing 10 yield
to the trustees. This gradualioua were
declared Oh. The board OF trustees
this afternoon ssbmitted an uiiimaium
that they disavow their recent attacks
on the Trustees and faculty Ia The mat
ter OF Prof. Tonkin'a removal. The
entire class refused TO Sign the state
ment, packed up their efi>cts anu len
the building. Students who tymps.
thized with the graduates did the same
thing.
There were exciting scenes at the
annual meeting u the alumni this
evening. The opponents OF the trus.
tees and faculty tried TO pass resolu-
ton denouncing them, and calling on
the governor TO appoint n momber Of
alumni on tho faculty. This was de.
ieated, but afterwards n resolution wns
adopted appointing committee g.
dram n law for submission ut the next
meeting providing for one OF the
alumni to be appointed on the board
by the governor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

WAsHIAuTos. ID. O., June 29.-The
collector OF customs nj I'll PAso, Tex.
mss been Instructed by Assistant Sec
fetary SpauldiDg TO discontinue at
once the practice Of admitting sui
phides OF silver from Mexico without a
consular invoice, and In future not TO
aunt silver bullion from Mexico
exceeding 500 In value allege { to be
imported ns money unless accom-
panied by consular invoice or bond
Tor the production Of such invoice, un-
less the bullion shown by a shippers
declaration made before the consular
onlcer at the port OF shipment that II
Is TO be forwarded as money or meuium
oiexchhnge at fixed value per ounce,
anu not AS merchandise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

NEW YORK, June Ex-senator
Jones Of Nevada said this evening.
~ doubt very much II the Sherman
net can be repealed nj the oxtra ses-
sion. IL certainly cannot be wiped
out unless n substitute satisfactory to
the advocates Of free coinage isprovid.
acknowledgements succeed In efiecting
tho repeal without granting such "a
substitute there would surely DO n
breaking away from the old parties Of
the men who believed In the free
coinage OF silver. The best method OF
solving the financial problem Ia by n
silver party, which will be- formed,
aud Il will prove 80 powerful anu WELD
.uch influences that 10 ignore II will
be fatal amy man who desires pollti-
cal lnlluence.U
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

PARIS, June 29.-Hcn. Il. }. Phelps,
In continuing his address before tue
Boring sea tribunal TO-DAY, devoted
most OF his time TO the amplihcation Of
his argument regarding The right OF
nations TO protect all marine animals
in which ihey have property rights.
He referred TO the protection accorded
by Great Britain to tho coral and pearl
oyster industries and by Norway to
whales within her flords. Phelps
argued that the three mile limit was
the minimum limo OF self defense aud
not the maximum. Jurisdiction, he
commended, may extend much farther
than the three mile limit when II Is
necessary to protect special national
Interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

MONEY 10 LOAN At o. TO PER
WI cent. BAcho second floor, Dooly block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

NEW York, Juno 20.-The oondl .
Ton OF affairs In Philadelphia banking
CIRCLES Is becoming more marked,
According to advices received from
fhlladelphia this morning, New York
exchange IN that city Ia ut half a
gen ! on dollar. Several large banks
"a lhis olly have large balances owing
Them at Philadelphia banks, which the
ls'ter are unable to remit on account of
lne inability TO procure New York ex-
change or currency. One Now York
bank has sIoO,OOO lied up In PhiIndel.
lhia In that way. Another has 5000.
OOl anu another 100000, and the
question Is becoming a serious one.
unlets the Philadelphia banks remit
tlls week II Is probable, according TO
sone New YORK bankers, that dis.
count will be charged on all pb,ia.
l,elphla exchange received from dealers
here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30
n.aas.a4g

These figures represent the numbsi
70 battles Of DR.. King'a New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs anu Colds,
wb.ch we're cold Ia tue United States
rom Haroh, 'Jl, or March, 'y2. Two
nti,Ilon. Two Hundred and Twenty,
Elyht Thousand Six Hundred and
saventy.Two bottles sold In one year
and eaeh anu every bottle was sold on
a positive guarantee that money Wouii
he refunded II satisfaolory results ulu
moi follow It's use. The secret OF lts
,uocrssls plain. IL never disappolnis
md can always bs depended on rs NE
srTy boat remedy for Coughs, Coldt,
ne. Price, 500. and sl.OO. Al n, g.
smith q Co'. Drug Sure o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

CHICAGO. June 20.-Governor Alt.
Reld'z action IN pardoning the anarch-
lists evidently was not well received In
Naperville, Ill. Some people In that
town last night hung an eillgy OF the
governor ncruss the principal street and
II was not cut down until this morn
ing. The governor WAS In this city
today, and speaking about the question
Of his citizenship, said he was not
alarmed about IL; that his father was
naturallzed when he (tho govornof)
was very young boy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
WHATHERDERT SAYS
The Secretary Of the Navy Talks
About POpuliStS and Silver.
A RLow TO THE SHERMAN LAW.
Tho Crisis Reachod.-Sound Currency
should be Given TO tho
Country.

WAsnISoToN, ID. g., June 20.--Sec-
rotary OF the Navy Herbert, who ia
thoroughly familiar with the Popullst
movement in the South, said today
that he thought the PopullsIs were
not now making any progress in the
country, and the teachings Of those
engaged In the agitation would not
have any influence In shaping the
policy Of the Democratic parry. Speak
ing OF silver, tho secretary eaidi 81
think that the stoppage OF the ffee
coinage Of silver In India IN the great.
est blow given the Sherman law and
the Tree coinage OF silver. The Tree
coinage OF silver In India has been
pointed 10 as nh object Lesson by the
advocates Of free coinage Ia this coun-
Try. Now that the coinage OF SILVER
has been voluntarily stopped with mo
consent OF india, II tumbles both the
arguments that silver currency was
benefit to the farmers OF India, anu
that exchange was on a system Tor
the benefit Of England"
"Do you think the silver question
presents serious danger TO this Demo.
CIhklc party NJ tulH hh't Nbo eaHNNs
II think we have reached crisis,
and the party In power will be Judged
by the wisdom they show In giving the
nation sound currency"
President Cleveland intends 10 leave
the city within n few days for long
stay at BuHzards Bay, and he anu tho
cabinet officers arc arranging matters.
A PENSION DECISION.
Assistant Secretary Reynolds OF the
interior department today made pom
sion decision which will bo welcome
news 10 large number Of women who
ninlstered 90 wounded soldiers In hos
pitfalls during the late war. They are
10 bs placed on pension rolls. The
question arose upon a communication
from the commissioner OF pensions
Hs 10 whether those women who super
intended the diet Of the sick and
wounded were soldiers entitled to pen-
sions under the provisions Of the
nurses act. Assistant Secretary Rey-
nolds hollis that these persons are en-.
Titled TO pensions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30
INarIEs Anour sILyGn.
IndiA'ctian Discussed In the
tnmnlmma.

LONDr June 20.-Furlher In.
quifies g made In the commons
today hiding tic effects OF the
action the Indian government In
slOppinihe free coinage " silver.
Russell,rlinmenIafy secretary OF the
lndianice, said neither the govern
ment oidla nor the Herschell com.
mittegpected the compromises In
India DO materially altered under
tho v currency arrangements.
GOsck cS.ehancullUr Of the eN-
cheqL asked whether tho Heuoholl
cOmnee ami the government were
propi for the great fall that had
alren occurred In silver. Mr.. Glad.
stonsen said there was no likelihood
Of auerious fall In the value Of this
prod. IN India. In CASE such fall
ahOt occur, ho would readily state
the wH ofthc government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30
~ eneY rnnnr.s..

BRussEr une 2D.-Repiying to n
question lie deputies today, NJ.
Bernaeri, lister of finance, stated
that the u was ill.choson to discuss
tue proba effects Of the Indian
monetary .tlons on silver interests
Of the natl forming the iatinuuion,
and he al that lie international
monetatylierenre would probably
DO Afsemb In Bnussels shortly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

He Evidently Not the wrong con-
duutar.

duUtnr
ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, June 20
Another train fobber came to grief to-
day. a rough looking character
boarded the norihbOunu passenger
train Mt Oklahoma city, carrying a
large parcel. After the train was well
out Of town he went into the toilet
room and soon emerged with Win.
chester In his hand. He hel up tbs
conductor aud compelled him TO stop
the train and then ordered him TO 20
ahead 10 the engine. Az they stepped
10 the ground the tobber allowed the
gun 10 slightly shift. Tue agile con.
ductor fclled him with blow on the
Jaw and beat him into submission with
his own gun. lie was placed IN jail at
Wichita. He was equipped with two
sticks OF dynamite besides his gun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like psrsplration, causing Intense ltch'
Ing when warm. This form as well a.
Blind, Bleeding or Prolruding, yield
at once TO DR.. Bossnko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected,
absorbs tumors. silays Itching and ei-
feo,s a permanent cure. 90 Gle. Drug
Qists or mall. Circulars free. Df.
Bosnnko, Philadelphia, Pa. Bold oy
T.. C.M,I, Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30
HARRISON SILENT.
Io Prefers not TO Discus. the sher
man Law.

NEW YoRK, June Eek. Presl-
dent Harrison IL In the city anu when
asked how no accounted for the shrink.
age OF silver since the passage Of the
sherman law, he said no would prefer
not to discuss that subject. "But
everybody knows," he said, shat the
sherman law was only an expedient
aud was passed in preference 70 some.
thing worse.0
The eK-President thought q great
uehi more blame was laid at the door
OF ths sherman law than II deserved,
but that It's repeal might tend to restore
puzzle confidence II only by working
upon the Imagination OF the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

NEW YoRIi, June 29.--The Horid
will say tomorrow that Chairman Car.
ter Of the Republican national commit.
tee has privately announced his inten-
ton OF calling the executive committee
10 meet In this city next September.
Then permanent headquarters Will be
selected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30
l.. q. Hines a Co.,
Wholesale Cigar Dealers.
Agents for "Custom Houst" Cigars.


Tickets will be sold between any
two stations on the Rio Grande West
ern hallway, July 2ud, 3rd aud ith, ut
one single fare for the round trip. Tick
eta limited TO July 9Th. Remember
you can go from one station ON the IL.
q. w. ny. TO any other station on
that limo aud back again for one fare
ON Abuye dates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

saye that the vei were locked T..
Rether eight mlt-. Two minutes
after they were uikei the iorepart
aud waist Of the ctofla were sub.
merged. The or TO abandon the
chip was given a minute before
she turned over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30
A BArrLE ~ CHINA.
Ie French KiiI u Number of
Cclfsttnis,

IRIS, June ga statement IL pub
lisd that Governor Guyeri has sup
pred the news OF abatliu In fonquin
wfe 400 Chinese attacked the French
~. The lieutenant In command
d,ndod the post two days I'LL the
ammunition gave out, when he re-
tated aud was hard pressed by the
dnese. Hc finally fell In with a
npany Of French sharpshooters
igcther they attacked aud fepulsed
Chinese. killing one hundred nnd
nty. One Freedman was killed aud
iveTal wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

ATLANTA, Ga, June GA horrible
crime was committed In Reynolds.
town, a suburb Of Atlanta, late this
evening. Tom Pagan, an imbecile
youth nineteen years OF age, killed his
mother by cutting her head OIL with
AN ax.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-30

NEW YoBIS, June 2O.-A City OF
Mexico special 10 the Herald says that
Secretary OF the Treasury Limonteur
says there 10 no truth In the rumor that
Mexico contemplates suspending the
tree coinage Of silver. On the contrary
all Nj, Sican minis win be worked u
their utmost capacity.