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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
FALL RIVER line.
PROVIDENCE LINE.

FOR BOSTON. wORC ESTER. PROVIDENCE, ALL
poi MIS- EAST. AND THE WHITE MTS.
steamers Connecticut and Massachusetts leave Pier =
fod H., foot of Warren ST., az > 80 y. NJ. daily.
xccp sunday: connecting trains leave wharf A. NJ,
dar Boston 7ij \. NJ. aud 10 \. NJ. due Worcester
A. SUNDAY train 10 Worcester from Union Station
m 80 4. VI. only Through parlor Cars 10 White
Mountains leave wharf except sunday. rs \ NJ, due
Fabyans { 80 +. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
felp Wanleo.

4 \.A.A.-1hc Sunshine Publishing Company. 81 Phla
dcrhla established - wear wi,h'N To affIns'
with active Young ~ chiact'r ana good gn ili
various Stats.
\ hgh--chOo ,cholar or 80 lcec gr1dua" pf'''rI'u
Cnquo-tionod reference and bond VIII b. Iui a n.
To IN" proper pirts this position VIII nav IN. ".n'
year, about 300. prov" ornament. 11d n'ir'' III "
nom but this al rrtl rnrit gu
with IL absolutely stat d offer OF rith'r suJlah VI
ta'afy.
what I, young an nnrishf "'lN
fellow, who romp" 1iN pnpuiiI stu W ,n
force or honest and uny"d NJ effort 20 me- NJ" ""'
from two Ia three hoI~'n. mr.. Ndi''Hr
Sunshine Pub'i-hlng COMPANY -
iG2-iOi-i0G Race - Get. IN llGrWl. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28

- AMSDELL LINE.-Stcamers leave lie rIer w W.,
IL North River foot OF Frank-s. for Cran,STs, anS
Point Cold Spring, Cornwall Ei,hAnn M
Newburg. weekdays, y M. sunaas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-28
DIVIDEND Notice..

BriIALo. EocnESIEE.A IrIsBr E'n HALLWAY
COMPANY.
('Ol PON> of the General Mortgage > per
bond. rh'- orlpiny. due 1T = lt"mbrr viii
paid AID aff' nat Jlt" At thr Mon tu-t con phy
of Ntn.Nor4. j. u. i1OCAIT. Assist. It'H,pt~i.
Ar,uIeDN TOPEKA NSD SANTA - 4. u 60.
MILK +. BOSTON NJ 70. l~'1.
rNllE BOARD OF DIRECTORS having de
/ ,ari thar 'hc INCOME rOLD BONpN ~ thl =,
COMPANY not a,rso, '.hingci under Cr.uln O. oi -
A. ft,ir- tI-- N'na- ar "ntt'Tl 10 49, 'Ff cont h
f.f., from r.uIt- % operations rf me $50 'n' v"rod
ended go l-ia. tNtrr.d 10 iui hN '"iiIu W. ;
,ft,,h.l r. ih, n,,m. TOLD Bonds .r.A in,'r'.t 'lh
l. ,old o ifH ,r.. september pfoNimo - fu" n''s
~ HI, National l.iu. nf Nnifh Nnrtl,1 T. .fuut mon
INST ,umlll, N,N-hotA, Blriug Hrs,nr,. Co.,,
Iiuit j. london. a.. ,t,.u,rr ,.,,.,,
OiIIDI OF THE
t%fEr.. ALTON ~. NND tNlN At NORTHERN
KNILHOND COMPANY.
10, BRO ApM ~. Ni.N y DIX. Npt. ~. II -.
THE SECOND MORTG MiE COrPON' o.
] 4- coMlanN. du' september 1t 1873. Ni hr Inid
A. uatur,tt npln presentation - thl, on,,c.
II -. HENSON. Assist. Treasurer.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAGLNNh COMPANY.
lri BROADWAY. y. Y. August ID le1f .
'EIIE COZ IO\~ due September i. lN93, OF
l Tho " ..,uii Pacific iauI, tonIntf. ID Tiu't
i've I.r cent ft" lioihr WIN o. paid and ,'r thit
Z. rIt-rifHtuu - Co., "'f e. OF Ih' H's'dhtiI"
Iri-t COMPANY. so. 10 llroad a.. Ny orc
" T. II. CAIEF T. a-urcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
A LITTLE "GUN Play"


An employe Of the city nsmed John
Hau.wlr,h, about 80 years of age, was
Arrested Inst evening by one Of shefil
~, Qu'sn's Deputies on charge Of
tire tcaine his wife, Leua A. Hans
Will, aud Edith shaw. The trouble
occurred Ut gB2 west Sixth South
streti, where the parties reside. The
complaint was sworn 10 By the dc.
ieuusups VII, tut Hnnswittb's story
is TIA; Mn. j.. las lattcrly been
rtPl"r'inF her home anu children and
Pouv "FsH1iug nfoundH NJ late hour.
lie says hu found talking and prr.
Huasiuu no gu0d nud thought g.
igirhtcn her with little gun piny.
liu Insists that the weapon was not
loaded, although he snapped 10.
whoa tnken before Commissioner
tf,oUHgr lnst night uauswifth plead
gully. Tie commissioner suspended
scut,ncr until this Afternoon, but to.
clircl 90 tvirHt, him on bond, lie
therefore went 60 the county Jail
When tlu defendant appeared again
nt2.dI ihu Commissioner lined him 80
ami r'sta, amounting altogether to $40.
which he psif.
IL In understood tuA, a. the hue.
band and wife hui 90 imuDssiblr, fIi
various fcasons, 90 live together longer
they have mutually received 10 tuJ1r
ate forthwith, There htu three yuuuf
children % be- considered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
CALLS MABRY DOWN.
President W. l.. Hubbard lrlCgraphs a
Denial Of the tlerglman's
Statement.

w. T.. Hubbard, PRECEDENT Of the
Chamber OF Commerce, doesn't take
very kindly 10 tho mlsslalemon,s
credited to Or. Mabry Of
this city In his recent
lecture at FJlga CITY, Iowa, on Utah.
These statements we're ilrst published
la the Dubuque Times, and were TO-
produced In tho Ntws last evening.
Mr. Hubbard, LIST night, cent the ~.
lowing telegram 10 Ia w. Duncan,
cashier Of the nul uque bank, with
whom h. IL AclgaintpI!
01ho statements ~ DR.. Mahry, as pub
li.hgd, are utterly false, lheio arc more
public Improvements being made Ia salt
Lake Ci.y tod ~ and fewer idle mon than
boo any oIhOr city population considered.
NJ Mr. Mabry made those -tatomuuis wO
would ask tho people OF Iowa 90 kuop
him there and feed him, Salt Lake city
will take caro- OF her own people and ask
no assistance from outside. We cannot
believe Mr.. Mabry would make such
statements, Please see that the same are
conirhdictod IN your daily papers, and
O'''S'' ''' ". Il. Human.
To the Dubuque Time Mr.. Hubbard
also tulvgraphud A. iollOw':
Please correct statements OF Rev. Dr..
Niabry in your special from Nulgh City,
ia. 10 has no authority from his church
nor anyone else to beg money for Utah
uOOplp. salt Lake city has IuprB public
improvements under way. has fewer idle
mon and IL la better condition than any
other city OF It's sizo. Utah has greater
resources and Is in better condition than
any OF tho states. ", r.. HyuuAHu,
President Salt Lake Chamber OF Com
morCe.
This plain announcement Of the
Rev. Mahry's assertions aud bogg ng
expedition lisa proper step under the
circumstances. Ills church m rmbtu
mere do not uphold the course Rt'
tribuled 10 their minister an1 IN their
criticism " him make pointed refer
enCe 10 certain ovhut6 which occurred
when they were induced 10 accept
him for second term as their pastor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

The outcrprisinr firm %, Barnes
Hardy Company have in thrir slow
window - Gnu representation Of the
Temple carved on large 81 els 0i - e
hive Laundry soap. Allrarues inter.
,sled ia home Industry VIII Wow this
hnuisomo cut with Interest, not only
% csusu Do b. sFiisuc Doc alaJ utchuo
% elbows that "a superior qualify " soup
D.. manufactured at home u. r. Grant,
msuavrr Tor the ctmuauyi vino Ter.
u..h.d this carving aui manufactures
g 90 Brr tive Laundry elau, Informed
NEWS 'cpHtter that ti, company are
re iyius orders ior lDf EuUt. at
iatt ns ihty ate able 30 uluuaciufc
them at present, but thrN tNptct soon
@ move into tie new IsUiIfy when
they will ue able 10 hiI su orlCfs
promptly. A. the money paid for
these goods remains ni home, uui as
they meet every requirement 9 quail
us, they are worthy the patronage
thuy IRE receiving, and 4huu.f nave
sucn pair mage as tntoudpr them, Ike
all good home indusiri,s, luif.suppofi-
ing anu prosperous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

Probate Court Today.

Judge Blair made the following
orders In the Probate court this morn.
ing;
Estate Of Emma T.. Roberts, de.
ceased. Hearing ON petition forlolteTs
OF administration. NJ. II. SOwles aud
George a. Lowe appointed admins
traitors on filing "A bond Of $1,000.
IN the matter Of the guardianship OF
Don Carlos Roberts III al. Hearing
was had On petition for letters VI
guardianship. MeGsfs.SOwlea and Lowe
were appointed guardians ON hhug a
pond Ia tue sum OF $4,000.
Estate OF Bolivar Roberts, deceased.
Hearing without notice on petition ior
family allowance, which was fixed AT
$40 per month from the death Of the
deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

tOcfnderrrJcnt Ciyzar on Ilur .ly
uiest wrin boz ~ sion ct PIE tmo tHis
aitrs4.uuIa thn Uilra a. ile huli.
mas sirHt Assacl ZION I.r tle Iggsasr
.of Id. nrizfnv for lnH H.rriai rguyeu.
tiluioi n.ii on Mcni.y ",z.
pruty Registrar Cummiugs Of
Eu.sr HON DsifiC var slHtOr tiat
AN a.ttorg ontitir b. register an. who
have failed 70 attend 90 ,hst imn.tlt
ris.irrrs Sc. eau D.. uuI
tt-r.l.t'- ore, corner 90 Eleventh
l.aatnnt Twoi0h s lu d fof two days
commanding Monday nor Ing ncKt
auI ouuiur inr Iustdny might follow.
Ing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
SAD AND UNEXPECTED.


Coroner Taylor has ordered An
inquest ami may hold post
mortem examination OF the body OF
John Walker who died suddenly Mt tho
efico Of DR.. a. X. Smith, between four
aud five O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Il appears that Mr.. Walker had been
suiieriug .fvm severe attack Of quincy
for several days ana was under treat.
meul hy DR.. Smith. His residence was
MOST, Eight East street, aud yester'
day morning no came down town anu
Nrut 10 tue Jiliuo Uf HE phybioian.
pr. Benedict being present admins
tered hypudernioally morphine, he
says. 10 the amount OF about Ont-iOutth
~ "A grain. During tue evening his
respiTutl0n was very low aud ho sank
into "A HtuuUL Dfs. Smith AMI Sharp
sourbt 10 tususcilAte him aud partially
siirr,rdtI. Then hu suddenly became
unconscious and died almost immedi-
atUly.
Mr.. Walker came TO this city about
ak months ago from Savannah, Ga,
bringing with him wife aud laugh.
Ter. Who arc almost heaTlbrOkeu over
tic death ui tho husband and ialhrr.
The deceased was thifty'ulght years Of
age and since Ma residence here has
been engaged Ia the plumbing busi'
meas, aud was manager Of tho Amofl-
eau Plumbing association AZ the Time
Of his death.
"Ihett Is nothing strange about the
mans deaf at all, said a well known
physician today" II WIS simply u case
Of neATl failure resulting from over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
WAR ON CLEVELAND.
The President TO Be ATTslsEsd In
The Senate on Monday.
srfwAnr CREATES 4 SENSATION.


wAsHINGroN, ID. C., sept. 23'-Ihe
President Of the Uuitoi stats will be
arralgncd IN the United States Sc ate
on Monday for violating the spirit OF
the Constitution. in endenvoHng 70
destroy the Independence Of the law
making branch Of the government, by
20 king to coerce Congress into the pa
cage Of the repeal bill. A notice to THE
eject was clearly indicated IN a reHolu'
lion presented this morning by
stewart, Nevada, upon which he
announced hn would address tue
senate ON Monday. The resolution
declares the independence OF the CO.
ordinate departments Of the govern
msnt must be maintained and the use
of the power and influence Of one dt-
partment 10 control the action OF
another IL a violation Of thtCOnstitution
and destructive Of our form Of govern
ment. The indication Of the fesolu'
ton treated sensation and tue us
custom OF the matter on Monday WIN
attract great attention. As indicated
the silver senators Will divert the uis'
ruiaiDn ~ tho Senate 10 the alleged
attempt OF tho President 20 control
Congress,
Tho clolute resolution was then
taken up. Turpic, OF Ind. argued
sgaiust It's adoption.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.



STOCKHOLM, Sept. ~, lspECiAL. i
A Tumor among the court Oiiiciale
says that Sweden N going 10 Join the
triple alliance, and that the whole
matter will be eottlcd ~ soon as Em-
pcror William arrives At Hunncberg to
participate Ia the elk hunt TO which he
has been invited by King Oscar.
The crown prince, who is a ekiliul
blcyclist, has been appointed "pf0tec.
tor" OF the Swedish Whcelmen's club.
"a declaration OF war" Ia what a
Stockholm daily calls a speech which
n Liberal member OF the riksdag made
at mass meeting, He brands the adj
minisirnti8n ne Ga mis.managemen VI
the Affairs OF the state"
Lieutenant Zelterman, Of Eskils.
tuna, anu Mrs. Hedin, OF Stockholm,
who are twins, completed their eigh.
10th year the other day. They aro
both hale aud hearty and look aa
though they might easily put In an
other decade.
Tho Ddiy AeUs (Dagens Nyho;orl Of
stockholm, ASSERTS that most OF the
swedish missionaries sent 10 China
ARE poorly equipped for their work.
They do not know the language, aud
tholT culture IN general IL not apt to
make much OF an impression on such
a highly cultured people ~ the Chi
nese.
A new church will bo built at
Vostervik at cost OF $50, 900 crowns.
Jacques Valette, n native Of iouen,
France, has lived at BOiors 20 years,
aud seemG to all intgnls aud purposes
10 be a Swede, and IL certainly greatly
pleased with Sweden. Suil he TO-
mains n Fronchman 10 the core. He
even sends his son 10 France TO serve
their regular term In the army In
order that they may, " need be, per-
form their duty to "their country aud
the republic"
IL. Rydelius, n prominent citizen Of
Norrkoping, committed suicide by
cutting himself with n knife, while
temporarily insane
NORWAY.
A Mr.. Roisland, Of Blorkreim, Sta.
yanget Amt, has commenced 10 pro-
duce butter from gost's milk. IL
Ia inner anu rlohor than common
butter, and Of course, commands n
higher price.
The Seamcn's Home at Chrlstiania
Is popular among the sea captains be-
cause the men hired through the
same are said TO be more reliable than
those who are hired through common
employment agencies.
In passing through an ice belt south.
east OF Nova ZemblA tue Fran, the
north polls chip, "meandeled between
the lee ilakea Ike an eel," Gays DR..
NRnsen. "lce flakes OF "a hundred
tons turned around, glided ~ the side
on split without causing any Ggri0u,
shocks 10 the vessel"
DkNMARI,
DR.. SeoheT, a well-knowD author,
Will soon leave for Greece, where he
proposes TO spend three years making
archaeological researches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
THINGS POLITICAL.
Democratic Primaries Throughout Tho
City Tonight.
AFRO.ANERIcASs ORGANIZE.
Cil1rns In The Third Precinct Numi'
marc ". =. Mccormick, Joseph
Watson aud II. T.. Morris.

Pho Democrats Of the city win as.
spmblc n Tho various municipal wnfds
tonight IN refpousp to the call Of
their GENITAL committee 90 n0mi.
mate rcunrilmou to tc v0ici for
pt tho Lext election. IL BE- stated,
however, that the Urimnriea
viii either endorse the auilon Of the
independent Ciuzsus aud adjourn or
simply adjourn without either ,udnrs'
ing q ignoring such action and await
the results Of the convention Of tue
committee Of my.
SouuNATioN5 IS THE lIuHD.
a mtetlng Of the Independent chi.
zeuP delegates Of the Third municipal
ward wnr held last night Of the resi-.
deuce OF Frank -. Kimball Tor tie
puTp0se Of nominating three council
men from that district The urlrga.
tiDn chairman, Mr. Bycrs, presided
aud n. 4. Morris acted us secretary.
Nominations were made as iylloWi!
10. A.. Morris by a, Is. GeddcFil Joseph
watson by W. !. Newman August
W. Carlson by john l.. Nehehrri
Thomas j. Evurill by >. w. H. Brown;
w. =. Mccormick BY ELIAS A, smit (,
Morlni j.. Gillespie ~ John Grceni
Arthur Parsons by w. IS. Dousall.
Tue vote resulted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
TnE cATrLE THIEVES.

impossible 60 Learn rhrir rate ~
pFoHrut.
OMAHA, Sept. 23.-No definite news
has been received from NiObfuEa. n
IN impossible 10 ascertain whether the
supposed cattle thieves were lynchud
last night or not. The nrHFts; tOit-
graph II Running Water, =. ID. Oh
advice from the authorities Of Knox
county today two of the gang are Lee
aud Robert LucsF, arrested NJ South
Omaha aitor having disposed of n
bunch Of cattle. Among the mon
under arrest NJ Niobrara arc ll'thwell
brothers Of Creighton. One o. the
members belongs to the county board
OF supervisors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

exhaustion caused by quiusy The
mofp. j. Given him wOult not have
inju-,d a child"
Tao funeral will take place irim
Evuut's undertaking pnflors Oh Nor
10y afternoon next ~ O'Clock, under
The auspices Of the Masons, Of whom
the deceased was a member.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
THE DISTRICT COURT
Tho hslscl Emb.zlIamsll Case 0ttl.
pied q Large Portion Of Today
IT HAS oosE TO THE jury
The Boy Arnup ArraIgned.-Sey raj
Small Civil Matters Come BE.
fore Judge Zane.

Tho trial Of Attorney NJ. Marcellup
Nelson on n charge OF omtczzlUl ,rt
had not concluded when tho Third
district court adjourned yesterday
noon. Towards the latter pert = the
day the defendant went on the wiIDrfa
STAND and tutnrI In his own behl.
lis statement was TO thu eject ihHi De
ard CoHdon were partners II toe lime
he Oh IN hand the Chfisiiauseu rate,
aud that Condor hal received 500
tom Nr. Chamber, being part Of The
s-lI. Condor had retained so Of this
sum anti turned over 10 Nelson ssl.
bio claimed that ~ per cent connie.
sion was agreed on between himsrli
anu the plaintiff. SIT. Chant, rrs hii
at one ti4ie indicated that be- would
givu sl2liur $500 90 tyitlc the maUcI
but bic iu.trusuous from HE client
were not 10 accept ly-s than $4,000.
Condor and he dissolved partnership
aud the former Then became party 10
these proceedings against him.
This morning Attorney Condor was
recalled 10 tue STAND hy the pfosrCu-
ton. lie was asked in utOs-.cNumlna.
ton by Attorney Cherry whether he
/ considered forty per cent q reasonable
ana proper charge for the collection
| " claim such a. he Understood this
TO bo against the Daily mining com.
/ pAny, but the qurstiou was objected TO
/ by tie prosecution aud the objection
/ sustained,
The arguments by counsel occupied
greater part OF the Jay.
At&ij the jury were slill out.
ImE AKSup Nu.uEH CAsE.
Charles Amur, youth about 10
] years OF age, was hftaigned on "a
! chafgs " murder la the second
degree. l,lsailrEcd that tho defend.
AM caused the death NJ u Chinamau
named wong Kong Kim by
| tHrowing tl.ua 90 him aud
lunll,ing O. orlll wound on tbs lti,
siuc o. inu head, utar NO ear. The
ALTAR took plnCo on july 3fd In the
/ pfeseut year aud the ChinamAnl died
On the Oih.
The court appointed Attorney Reilly
20 defend aud the trial was set f0r
sept. 2glh.
SECURITY fuH COSTS.
In The case %: 4. IL. Abbott VI Nisloy,
twenty days additional time was nj
lowed 10 furnish stcurlty Tor costs.
DiCREE OF FORECLOSURE.
Geo. Il. Church W. NJ. 3. EdlcmAu
ct nj. Default was entered against all
the defendants aud decree Of foreclosure
granted; so attorneys fees was
allowed.
FivE DAYS MORE TIME.
In the caso VI the salt Lake Board
Of Equalization W. Salt Lake Pressed
Brick company, i've days additional
time was granted 10 answer Mesers
Jennings anu Caiuo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
Rnlnrnrd Eldrr.

Elder Joseph Il. rburber Of Rich.
field, Sewer county Utah, arrived In
Salt Lake CITY last night, Sept. -, on
his way home from the sanlw.ch
Islsndr, where he has laborei rs u
ml.slouarv. lie has been absent since
March =. 1871. Elder rhurber says hs
hns enjoyed good health during his
absrnce. The mlssion II prosperous
and the Saints feel well. Lately the
Josephites have started work on the
ISLANDS ana succeeded In gaining some
converts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
THEY WERE BURNED.


Health Commisii1uor Beatty was
asked by NEws reporter this after
noon what he proposed to do In the
matter Of the dhappyaraucv OF the
cfematory records AMI he said: "rho
council h. aware oi tho facts
In the case, that H., some Of the
couuciimvn arc. liza prosecution Ia TO
be commenced u should he by that
body. once underworld to bring
about gu inyesIigation aud partially
succeeded. The hut sni Cry was im-
mediatuly raised that was playing the
Part Of aprusccutor anu MrShowell va
whitewGshrd. IL was NOT persecution
with me hui0To-it would NOT be again.
Hut ~ | said the council knows VI
these things aud will not act, 40 TO
the TcgOTds 4 have Just thls further
thing 20 cay that not only part
Uf IT'S missing hut tho whole lhlns IL
gone anu can no where bee found.
know that it would show discrepancy
NJ between our hundred ana nity aud
i've hundred loads Of garbage per week
between what the city paid
Tor aud what was actually re
moved. Au Investigation shoulI
be- instituted by ali means but
am powerless. Tho very fact ! am
having the garbage removed nj $1,000
month less now thnu when Shovel
was ut the helm, aud the additional
fact that tue service T. better In every
way should force au inquiry"
From another source the reporter
learned tnat the record was burned
during q shin that Mr., Springer, ron.
iu-law ~ Showell's, was IN charge VI
the CtumalOty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
Index to This Paper.

p,or -i.ales. t,oai aud rcicsraphis new
rAgU q-uran.ato tyne.
iAur a.--Tclcrr.phic News.
pAaH i.-Eduoriain.
rAor 5.-iocal-Nows Of the west oic'
rAgn G.-Adiaoont cities
psar 5.-Educationai Interests.
PAGE a-Locai Nowe
pAor silver In the Senate tFfanh G.. Car.
fenicr)
Western shoe & Dry Goois Co.'S nd.
pAoE io.-An Airseoine Bye. Tho lar Norih.
Y. g. Ne l. auvt
PAar ii.-iunatics a. Home.
l.on's SAVINGS Rank advt
pAgr i1.-Walcmnn's WaudcuuEi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
Il Was Ansasta.

In the Nsws Of yesterday the arrest
Of Sophia Anderson, a witness who
had failed to attend before the grand
Jury, was mentioned. The christian
nRme shUull have read "Augusia,"
The record Of the Third district court,
however, uamed Sophiai 10 which iaot
the erf0t was solely attributable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
naEcKEsnIDoE's AsswEE.

lie Denies nsdciiue's charges Ia
toto.
WAsiiiNuTON, Sept. 23.-C0ngre.f-
man Breckenridge has filed his reply
TO the charges In the suit Tor breach Ut
promise Of marriage with Madeline
Pollard. He denies that hr neiurcd
hot or promised O. marry her, or is tue
father VI any Of her four children. lie
declares the hut they met she re-.
quosted his advice a. lawyer Ia the
matter OF man nhmoi Rhodes, who
had betrayed her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
On a PrnmlssnrY Note.

The Doserst National bank u salt
Lake brought suit in the Third district
court this afternoon against Isaac j..
Riddle, Nrphi Pratt aud II. Y. Pettiu-
gill 10 recover $3.50 ON promissory
note, with interest from July 7th, 1893,
nj per cent per Enuum,
LedrRnd Young Is the plaintiil's
attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

BuESOs AYREs, Sept. %. 80 The
president Is inclined 10 resign. Much
unoasiuess IS felt Ia official circles o..
the turn nfiaiis are taking IN ihe
a rgentino Republic. rhe governor Of
Santiago routed the rebels VINO have
retired to Tucumsn. Pelllgrini Is uE'
pcctod 10 arrive at Santiago today with
! 800 men. Disorder IL imminent ut
Laplhita.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
nm sIORY DENIED.

WAsmNGTON, Seri. 23.-Socretary
Carlisle has authorized the Associated
Press absolutely TO deny that the gov
rrument Ia endeEvofinR 10 negotiate n
loan abroad As alleged In dispatch
from London. The secretary at once
irit for the White House, ior what pur'
pose Ia unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23
r,smln.nt Irl.hmen Arrive.

NEW York, sept. 23,-Jas. shAnks,
tho lord mayor Of Dublin and other
prominent lrishmen arrived this morn
ing from the other side, nj the invita-
ton Of the city OF Chicago 10 take part
In Irish day ut the WORLDS Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

PERU, Ind, Sept. 3D. Nearly all Of
the Injured In yesterdays wreck on
the Wabash road are better William
HoskinA, one Of the bOyG iiom London,
Ia dying. II. +. Dow Of Washington
is In aqultc serious condition, auiforing
greatly.