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excellent in every respect and those
who missed seeing it missed = great
treat
Miss May Wshl, Of Delaware street,
has accepted position asstenographer
in Scranton.
Miss Julia Best and brother Joseph
were callers in Scranton yesterday.
Miss Alice Sweeney, OF Archibald. is
the guest of Mrs. William Sweeney, OF
LackawAunR street.
J, o. Holleran made business trip
to Scranton today.
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HoREsoALe HAPPENINGS.
Brief But Entertaining Scraps OF News
from the Maple City.

brleI buJ entertaining scraps OF news
from the Maple City
Specialize he Scranton Tribune
HoNEsDALE, Pa. March 81. John K.
Bunnell, who left here last September
for trip to California, returned home
from Pasadena yesterday.
Ed Katz 10 home from Wyoming
seminary, Miss Hortense Strongman,
from the same institution, has been
the guest Of Miss Anna Brown. Mss
Lillian Baker. from the seminary, will
be Miss Browns guest this week.
Miss Anna Sumner, OF Pittston, is
visiting her sister, Mrs AdolphuS Tol
ley.
At 715 this evening Rev. c. A. Ben.
jamin united in marriage Harry
Cooney and Miss Carrie Scott at the
brides home in Traceyville.
Frank Fowler was run over about
noon today and was slightly bruised.
No bones were broken as reported
about town.
Miss Agnes Krsntz is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
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MoosIc NEWS NOTES.
Entertaining Chat ConosrnInz Passing
Evsnts Of General fmpo1 amos.

Events Of General fmpo1 amos.
HDrcini IN the Bcranion Tribunc.
MOOsfC, Pa, March The infant
daughter Of Mr., and Mira. Daniel Dona-
hoe, Of StarkA Patch, died Tuesday
evening. Interment will be made in
ST. Mary's cemetery Mt AvoCa
Miss Ella Leyan and Mamie Kinds
spent Wednesday with friends in
Scranton.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
y q. Brown, Of Min street, Is better.
Work on tho Methodist Episcopal
church on Main street is progressing
very fast
The Misses Annie and Agnes Robin
son and Miss Jennie KsArney, OF Inker-
man, spent Tuesday with Miss Jennie
Gemmell, Of South Main street.
John II. Davey,of South Main street,
is on the sck list.
Charles Morril. NJ South Main sirent.
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oLYPHRNT OFFERINGS.
All tho News from Hustllng Town
Briefly Recorded.
Rpecinl 10 he Scranton Tyibnn.

IITIT NJ TNVNVTWTWs
Special 10 The Scranton 7ribma
OLYPHANT Pa, March 2l-Mrs.
William Blake, Of Archibald. visited
Miss Jennie Ferguson yesterday.
The much talked Of Breach Of Prom
Use Case OF Bardwsll vs. Pickwick,
under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian union, was the attraction at
Father Matthew opera house last even q.
ing. A large and apprcciative audi -
ence was present and all united in say
ing that the trial was II "howling" sue
cess.
The cantata Joseph" wis rendered
this evening at Father Mathew Opera
House to very large audience. 1t was
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is improving his residence by putting
a bay window in front.
Work is progressing on the new bar
rel mill
On Easter Sunday exercises will be
held in place of Sabbath school at 2
o'clock. Every body ia welcome.
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FATAL neglect is a little short OF suicide.
The consequences Of neglected cold are
too well known to need repeating. DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures cough
promptly Sold BY all dealers on guar
an tee Of satisfaction. ."
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THE NEWS OF
NEARBY TOWNS

tOut OF town correspondents OF THE TRIn.
UNE should sign thoir names In full to each
news lotter, not for publication uut to guard
against deception
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This bank offers TO depusitors every
facility warranted by their balances, busi-
ness and responsibility.
Special attention given to business 40
counts. Interest paid ON time deposits
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JERMYN JOTTIHGS
Mntt'rb of Interest Hurrltdly ponned
for QIiok Porusal
spccial to he Scranton Tribune.

Quarterly meeting Of tho above
church will not be held until April 7.
The Jermyn lodge Of Tho Ancient
Order Of Forcsters Of America. will
meet next Sabbath evening in the
Methodist Episcopal church. and not
on Sabbath morning, as previously an
nounccd. Rev +. GendalI will preach
he sermon
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WILLIAM CONNEII, President.
GEO. II. CATLIN, VIco- President
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier
DIRECTORS

william ConnelI, George II. CntIIn,
Alfred Hand. james Archibald, Henry
Belin, jE, William T. Smith. Luther
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Third National
Bank of Scranton.

Statement Feb pS, 1894. called for by
the Com ptrollcr OF the Currency
RESOURCES.
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FOR

BY the way, we show
fifty different patterns of
Carriages, including the
famous 1894 DOWNING
SLEEPER COACH, for
which we are sole agents.
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LOOKING TO TEE SOUTH.
Tao Carter Almi Does mol Kl,R
WA, IL viii Do,
nut 10 n tNprct,d that n Further
Move banth VIII be- Made
Ihis Evening.

5n'aai Dsr1isi 70 mel news
MURRAY, Utah, May Q, 1894, 2l5
r m.-rho Industrial army is sill
lcie, iu about the same condition Ne
yesterday. Some OF the men are for
gushing risht on, some are inclined to
desert. aud Others think that u m3ve
o. mot made soon the force had better
return 90 aht Lake aud make
"a permanent camp at least
until the way is opened Tor them
o. go' railway transportation east,
ns most oi ihum realize the inadvisa.
hilty % attempting such movement
On loot All however, are la state
Of expectancy that Carter, who N
tApucluu lIC4 from Salt Lake iu about
uu bout Will bring some word NJ 10
what course viii DO followed. Theirs
De- 10 rum That ne has made n quiet
arrangement with tho railway that N
the men move ou tonight there will be-
means % tnvir getting "a ttaln ~ carry
iuym farther east. The rauks Of tho
| army hfu Ef1wlug thiuncr by some
dcHcfung and returning % town and
by others taking urakc.buhm passage
OLA casiu0uul trans hllis quiet. No
! Indication ~ disorder.
MURRAY, May ., a:ij y. m.-Tho
afmy iss.u' bure, aud Garter has not
yet arrived rom The city. IL lssaid ho
o. on tho way, and has decided TO To-
sumo thu Journey south,
ITO men are husiling about and
setting ready 10 move. IL Il expected
that Ia y viii start Tor Utah county,
{ hur OPP ibcir Journey In about AN
iUu, and wiilp'Ubnb y proceed NJ Tar ~
7auty n44 ramp there for the night,
ullyts % uRin comes slong which thoy
eau board aud get out " the Territory
with. Very few OF tho men are will.
lux 20 turn back u transportation can
be- secured n the East The people
hero anticipate that they will be- well
clear Of the army before shutdown,
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LnrnmniiYe lmnrnHemenls.

J. NJ. johnson, prominent Union
Pacific engineer, and the only man
on this division holding certificate
a. examiner Of motive power, stated to
a Nkws reporter today that tho loco
motives on this division were being
greatly improved. a new balance
valve was being put on all the enginef,
which created lees friction and enabled
them TO DO handled more easily. He
states that the ulvlhion MASTER
mechanic deserves great credit fur HE
proyfesalvtuUls la securing 10 this part
Of tue system the lalost improvements
for the better working OF tho road.
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AnI,sIoN OF DEsrRuoTIoN.
Tho Mob SIN TerTorizing the City Of
CIeVeinud, Onto,

Cleveland ONO
CLEvELANp, Ohio. May 2.-Soven
thousand men again assembled this
morning anu marched on mission Of
destruction. Every window was
broken at Variety Iron works and the
entire force Of men working was run
out. Al Upson the nut and bolt work
wipdowa were broken, machinery
smashed aud tho men driven away.
Twenty-Five men were driven from
tho Church furniture works. All re-
serve police, included mounted men,
nave been ordered out. Many arrests
have been made. Great excitement
prevails In the southern part OF the
city.
The rioters raidod scrap iron yard
anu armed themselves with pieces Of
iron, They were In frenzy ana were
constantly urged on by their leaders 10
resist the officers, A large reinforce
mont OF police arrived ana another
charge was made ON the mob with
drawn Cluha. The crowds shNWed
nsht for only a moment aud then the
ranks were broken. Tho police used
their clubs with such effect tnut mauy
riotors were laid low. Patrol wagons
were loaded with prisoners aud sent TO
tho uoATset station. Many mon threw
missilos at tho blue coats.
| pAftOt the mob made an unsuccessful
attempt 10 hold upA mail train on the
/ Nickel Plate rUad. The uain slowed uI
| iu order not To run down anyone, buI
| sprd on its way unframed.
! Among tho rilters taken into Gus
| tody was Tom Moore, who at meeilugi
| Of INC unemployed urged tie men d,
adopt anarchist mttnods. His head
was laid op0u ny a policeman'a club
| The mob was composed entirely o.
unemployed lureigncrsi mostly italian
and Poles. An organization Will
eirht 20 ten thousand moinbuTa hul
ueen tlecleu nuONg them within
lew days. This Organization gave thl
Nnyday parade yesterday anu, on
Outraged by the slight Resistance
offered them, started out again today
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LADY, next tDUiUuI. Mu. j. Lowry
acting or ia.UrputDE Witness hN
kuHHu tuo HrCa.Hrd Tor long time
aud occasionally visited her ut t,.
home. On Monday evening 90 seven
O'Clock Size. tU.gdr had called OF
wiiurs1'H iogst. shn was Cryiu
when rhe came aui t.iI lmpdu had
whi.pH, her uu SUNDAY uI.It and
that uu Monday hsHfta.euuI % rs-
peal iho pea i.lmaua S.c was DO ne
.HH limo aud rlU a..HI 90 ttNy ODD
night fCrlipI she dared OF uD ar, rI
BOO Wac s'uaiI rHo.o w1uI ib.at nor
if She diI.
This ci1 cd tho tp..luo1y and Too
witnesses wrru u'an Hfnl while the
Iu5y ictr.l o. rrep.fo tho't vglIic.
lBE VERDICT
The lufy's loII cations wera very
hi..L Alter le.us Out about hall
au hour they brought in Ibo following
vnfliu3
$50 nnI Tint tho deceased, Mary
Ill.de,uUmr 300 her death from wounds
iuilIcr I un her throat by s1me sharp
lnsium.ut iu the bands, We believe,
% hCt husband, Charles rhioie.
FUNERAL TOMORROW.
The murdered woman will be buried
tomorrow niteFuo %. Fuugra. suiviOea
viii bc held 10 Murray beginning nj .
o'clock
AYrAcUNIEI rHUCEluiNuu
When susrG a.QIyou reached
Murray thls igIrr nI u1 i8Iud uHIuty
United saiys Naau.I AfcYuf aud
Attorney Mover tu charge ui the tA'
loon. rucy had gone down some time
before hud Atiarh't liquors lul clsnfs
90 the value of sii iu favor Of ldyl
man Bros, o' Cheyenne,
a SUSPICIOUS ~ CJvuHY.
10 was learned t1Ia afternoon That nn
~ hui iArlu stick we're found IN
ihi,auh brewery o. iuy with blogi
stains upon th1n, rnu rIIt whore
they wot1 found wac Hali 90 have been
carefully Inspected yesterday aud bow
they came % ue tntFr today and ipf
what uufp1ss, % any-is not known nt
this wiling.
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FOUND DEAD.
Tho Body supposed 10 BE that Of Mr.
Dexter, Au Ogden llorsemau.


Yesterday afternoon a party consist.
lug Of four boys, Jonos, wyokos and
Jailof Bax,ers two toys, were cello.
brallng Msy DAY by climbing among
the rocks aud bushes la raylof's can.
yon above Ogden, when they came
acfosa tho partially decomposed body Of
man, about thfuo.quartUrs Of mills
above the lime tiin, and on the north
side OF the canyon. Alter assuring
themselves that Il was dead body,
the boys hurried back 90 the city and
reported their experience tOJhilOf Bax.
Ter, whO sent at once for Coroner Allen.
The description as given ny tho boys
was that n was the body VI a iull'grDwn
man, dressed In n brOwniah yellow
coat, with hlue denim shirt anu over
ALE. The nosh on one side Of the face
was gone away, and the other side was
IN a horrible condition. The boys
could not 10 very close 10 the body,
the odof 0i deeompos.ng human fiesh
making them drathly sick.
There are many coulectures NJ 10 this
Identity Of tho dand man. Foremost
among them IL that arising from tbs
mysterious disappearance Of Mf. DeK.
Ter, au Ogden houeman, "a October
lasJ. The clothing described 10 similar
70 that worn by Dexter At the time Of
his dinapprafancr. AZ the time Of his
diaappUarnnuu Dexter was supposed TO
be- 10 possession Of about 5000. How
he cAmu ~ be- up IN tho canyon, " u DO
his body, cannot be- explained At pres
cut, az he was not known 70 have any
business 10 call him there. The coroner
went up 10 the mountain this morning.
taking with him an undertaken, aud
Will bring tue body down and hold an
| Ll-uuu.L-
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Bits About Town.

Chief Of Police Pfatt will leave Tor
si.Louis tonight to attend the convon.
ton OF chiefs Of police to DO held at
that place.
Tho charity athletic exhibition an.
nouncuI TO take place ut Captain
ihngo'a gymnaaium last might was
p1atponed on account % tho storm aud
\ number 1f counter attractions. Tbs
pUslpUnomenl was until Friday night.
Mayor Baskin has pafdoued the
fellow Richardson who assaulted Adam
Paul recently ana was sentenced O.
twenty-five days imprisonment Ia tbs
city jail fJt his ollosto.
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COIEYS CAPITOL SPEECH.
Tlt0;ltoTIll Sparks QlslChtd By Ilo
Police


wAamNoToN, May 2,-CoKcy took
some pains TO give out for publication
copy ofthe speech he would have de-.
ltycrgd but for,thc Interference o. the
police. Ia the apccob he takes tho
ground that the CAPITOL is the property
Of the people AMI q fitting place 20
mourn over their dead liberty. Upon
these stops catpctl have been spread
Tor royalty, AMI l0hbyisIB o. trusts anu
corporations have uHssul uuCuaIlunrru
ON lhuif way " the committee rooms,
Tho people were there tUgay tuIumlui
Congress Of IT, promise 10 return iu
property when the Sherman nci
should be- repealed and 90 petition iDr
legislation that will give employ mrut
TO every man willing % work. mud 10
bfug universal prosperity. Hu pro.
tcstcl against tho unnecessary net Of
usurpation and tyranny iu denying
tno right Of rouli0n aud nssrmhly.
ARRESTED AID RrLrAsED Os NAH.
WAMuNgr0N, May FL ac1b 3.
C0Xoy, chief OF the c0mmonwcal
army, ~ under arrest the trnI of
Carl Browne, Christopher Colum1uf,
Jones and CJXoy hes been pgslpI
until Friday before Judge Miller,
OF the police court Tia cnprgr
will be- violation Of the United
OF CUxoy was made today by the
police court, on information MED
against him last night OF uniAwiuly
Displaying n banner. Coxry nud
| Brownies counsel include k1prestuta.
lives Pence (Coloragol, BlEor (Nsn.
aasl, KEN tNebraEkal, Boon (Miun,1
anu AdIutant GonUlal Taruney, "
/ Colorado. Counsel asked tbat $500
/ Ia cash be accepted ia lieu Of real us.
/ tate tail for CoAcy'a appearance, but
the Judge refused II aud Coxey aud
Jones were taken % tho police station.
| Flank Hume, wholesale grocer,
signed a $500 bond for Coxoy and Jones
uud they we're released.
CONFINED AGAINST KELLY.
DIS MoiNrs. Iowa, May ..-lSolly'.
Industrial men plsyat uuil today with
Dee Moines stars. Kelly az Tie first
base was fair player The gate 10.
ceipts will DO turned over 20 the in
/ duHtrials.
Kelly said today that Carl Browne
WAS nu MSS aud C0ECy showed 200
gencralship. The Great Wostorn'a Utisf
10 carry the men 20 Nanwoft Ion 81
was Withdrawn today. The labor or.
gnnization's refusal h another evidence
that the railroads have combined
against Kelly.
SOVEREIGN KNOWS sUMEruNu.
General Muster Workman Sovereign
| Of tho knights Of Labor said today
that no hal highly important inior.
! nation, but refused 10 reveal IT,
nature. IL was rumored that President
Dsba, OF the A. II. u, would be In Des
Moines soon.
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A SerIon. CoIlIsIon.

There was serious runaway on
State street las. night between o aud 10
O'Clock. a team belonging 10 10 man
named Terry ran away. By C0lhdiug
with a telephone pole tue anlm,ls DO.
came separated. one OF them dashed
west on the car track on fits, South
street aud ran square against car thnt
was caslbuund Ou rs way 10 tho bars.
The mutofmau gud the horse were both
BADLY huu. Tho injuries % tho h0uu
wore 40 serious that 10 hal 10 be shot,
% task that was performed by Oulcsr
Lafsnu.
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She Saw spirits.

Hannah Nicholson, a well'dtossed
woman, thrty.two years Of age, was
examined in tue Probate court this
afternoon as 90 her mental condition.
before Judge Blair, County Physician
Worihluutlu and Dr. Muacham. Sha
bns lately boon employed ~ "a domestic
servant al tho residence VI Dr., Hewitt,
and her halluciuatlous have been on
tho subject Of "spi:ils" fTo.n an unteen
world,
The examining mmit.ee took tue
matter under adyisemBuL
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Arrested for TilI.Tapplng.

City Detective Sheets last night at.
rested a young man Of eighteen years
on the charge VI tll-tapping. Too
youthful piaOneT'a pane IN A, g. Gilt
prtg. Hu has beuu living with his
parents at No. ijl Fifth street, aud Tor
a long time nud up 10 within month
ago no was employed at Pauons's book
store. Both before aud since his dis
charge by the firm mluoy gould DO
found each morning 10 lu missing from
tue till. The matter was placed Ia tho
hands u Detective Sheets last night
who was locked IN tho store. lie took
up positon of vigilance where he
could tua without being seen. Tie
waited until 10 O'Clock when Gilbprg
walked iu ami was about 10 0pru tue
ul. Tho latter however quickly
changed his nina when "A revolver was
thrust into his face. lie made a.
attempt 10 resist arrest but came out
second best aud was taken 70 thU city
jail aud locked up on n charge OF bur
glary.
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Their puipo.c seems 20 boz solely RIO.
aud drWrnrflon.
Mayor Blcu has sued n request TO
o. levelnul GrarH. an iudnf end ui
millury Organization, 10 be ready 10
Tr.p0nd TIA coll 0u .hlrt uotte. Tho
grays uro now under arms no the
nrmory.
-Four com anics Of the NJ th fesl.
mput were ordered uudtr HImH. The
mayor is1urd y proclamation warning
Oh persons ffoti c0ngrcC ting, mud PRO.
hibitiul the meeting on Monumental
square.
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TOolbaLI

The Manu football club have en-
gagged TO defend tho Castillo Springs
athletic grounds 3ains, all clubs play
ing under the English association
rules, and challenges Will be accepted
by either Mir. &. southwortn AZ Gsa'
Mia Syringe or Mr.. H.. A. Talbot,
Manu CITY, 6Aupeto county,
ANY ciuus uu,irous Of joining the
ASSOCIATION football league " Utah, viii
Kindly forward the names ana att
lresrss Of secretaries 10 the MnnIi f.
q. secretary.
The rules OF tho game can bo fur
uished At tue rate VI nyo cents per
copy.
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Barnett Captare d.

CITY Detective Sheets returned to tho
city last evening from this camp Of tho
industrial army where no arrested W..
IL. Barnett on n charge Of forgery.
Barnett Ia the chap who In accused Of
duplicatl ng the signature OF Surveyor
General SNOW rs mentioned In tho
NEWS a few days ago. Barnett had
enlisted and was very anxious 10 cross
the boundary lines Of the Territory Ne
quickly A. possible.
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The police this afternoon arrested
two Italians for fighting. Both Of
them were severely punished aud
were covered with blood aud dirt ~ "A
result Of their encounter, which was a
terrific one. Tho men are comparative
strnnrers IN Salt Lake and nave 81
most unprououncelblo names. They
arc now Ia the clty jail awaiting .
hearing, which viii be given them
tomorrow.
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denver, Col, May 2.-G1v. Waite
states very positively that he 10 not n
candidate Tor the UnitrI states Senate.
Neither be- be y candidate for re-
election 90 the guberuag0rial chair.
"But" added his Cxcullency, "if /
should bo nominated / would accept
the nomination.
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NEW NUuy, May -.-.N hoat made
a now record today Tor both May and
July. The former sold HiNty.thfCB
oiglth and July Hiz,y.lwJ three uighu.
% break about half from the previous
record. The bears predict that July
viii touch % aud ultimately reach Ul
cBnit.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 2.-MaIor
General Miles hiss announced that he
would soon order a court martial 10
ICY Lieutenant Nancy, who WINS re-
Gently triud for killiug Captain htd-
berg. Tue court martial VIII take
colulzanco of ManOy's conduct as ON
-IL.ur.
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spsclai Difnaieh 20 ms NEWS.
CHEYENNE, Wye, May .. --Railroad
gazing outfits from yan0ub parts Of
the state are heing shipped u Sheridan
to begin work on tho Burlington and
Missouri extension from that place 20
connect with tue Northern Pacific W
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Went South on Business.

Councilman Hardy took the 8
O'Clock train for the southern part Of
the Territory this morning. He exc
poets to be- absent from the city about
Fix weeks. His trip ia business one
and h taken 20 look after cattle aud
mining interests.
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NEW YoRs, May 2.-rho general
share market cpOucd finn. SIgas
however was an exception, opcniu
ul and selling down /. more.
Aiior delivery hour sugar was Ia
brisk demand aud rose 23 5 aud dropped
30 The tone ut tho rl0fu was atr1ngor.
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ERIE, Pa, May 2,-Hrnry C.YOuns
oil vac shUlusalu rag hrm Young Bros,
wu8 found dead la selludu1 part OF
she city, bis tkull having been crushed
with bludgoOn, There h no clue,
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Tho Victory Of rha striacr. Come
nietr.

uietr.
ST. PAUL, May g.--On iho Great
Northern today everything 10 running
as we'll a. can boz expected, auor such %
long uu up. Nearly everything the
mon demanded was granted, the buH'
noes mems arbitration banri deciding
boo favor OF restoration RI 90 per cent Of
last summers Reductions. Tho str.hu
known, no ilain. having broultuu Tor
over two weeks. except few mail
ifnins. Settlement WIS made with
President Deha nt representative ~ the
employee, fnlhur than iu hi8 Official
capacity. but fUI the lAmrrIunn
Railroad Union considers the result n
decided victory for that young Ofgani'
1atiou.
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PEORIA, H., May 2.-The Peoria
Grape sugar company has closed It's
immense factory On account OF
scarcity Of coal. Two hundred men
are forced into idlrur1a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-02

Sr PAUL. May Smith, Demo.
crai, ln elected. Wright Republican,
had $500 plurality two yoaIs ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-02
INDUSTRIAL FAIR.
Musical Program for the Closing Ia
crcists This Evening.

The Homo Industry Fair viii olofe
THE evening, anu good program has
been arranged IN anticipation Of a
large attendance The musical part of
tho exercises, by Poicrson's orchestra,
II as fUliuWti