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A RnIandfd Instftuttnn.

Mrs. DR.. J. II. Smith, the ladies'
specialist, is in order to accom- modate
her extensive business, putting in a
large addition to her institute. All
modern improvements are being made
and the best OF medical attendance and
care will be given as before to patients.
The institute is in very healthy loca-
tion, being 727 Bellevue avenue. 4.
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NEW SUITS Fill.
To Cleanse tho sxstem

Effectually yet gently, when costivs o.
bilious, or when the blood ia impure o.
sluggtsh, to permanently cure habitua
constipation, to awaken the kidneys anc
liver to a healthy activity without irri-
tating or weakening them. to disoe
headaches, colds or fevers use Syrup O.
Figs.
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Anchor Stables,

The Broadway livery stable has removed
from 42S South Broadway, to 342 South Spring
street. where the proprietor will be ready to
serve his customers in the best possible man.
ner. THANKING the public for the past liberal
patti onsge he asks a continuance of the same
liberality. 7. o. H. Bogalsky, proprietor of the
Anchor stables, 342 South Spring.
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Santa Catalin. Island.

Illumination and fireworks Saturday
nights. Wilmington Transportation
company's steamers making daily trips.
Special excursions Saturdays and Sun
days on steamer Hermosa. See railroad
ime tables and display ad in this paper,
or inquire 100 West Second street.
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Sion PnvInr K,nt Nv building

Through the Savings Fund and Building So
ciety of Los Angeles. Monthly payments.
Twelfth annual series now open. E. H. Grasett,
secretary, room lob Wilson block; First and
Spring,
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DIED.


HOLBROOK--Charles Edwin, son of J. F. ard
Lora NJ. Holbrook, aged IA years. IL months
and days.
Funeral from residence, 1855 Vine srteet,
Tuesday, August 21st, at p. m. Friends and
acquaintanoes are invited TO attend the funeral
without further notice
sTREET--Laura G., daughter of Mrs. ]. r.
Street.
Funeral from residence S2S Bellevue ave-
nue.. Tuesday. August 2lst, at 2 p. m.
6CHEERER-Lula, beloved daughter Of Con-
rad and Louisa Scheerer, sged hours.
Funeral private.
INGMIRE-In this city, Monday, August 20,
George Ingm re, native of Ohio, aged GA
years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
Wednesday, August %, at 10 am, from the
residence otC. e. Edmund, 2910 Michigan ave-
nue., Boyle Heights. Deceased was q member
OF the g. A. r., and mombers of that ord er are
invited to attend, as well as all friends and ac
qusintances.
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Waeper's Kimberley,

15s N. Main. opposite old court house. Specs
aud eyeglasses a specially. Fine watch and
Jsweiry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
jewelry at lowest figures Wagner, the old re-
liable ie wAer
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Look at the responsible firm. and horsemel

Look at the responsible firms and horsemen: /:
C. A. Durfee, Walter Maben, D. B. Dwyer,
Wells, Fargo & Co., Cudahy Packing Co. Ma
tional Ice Co., Los Angeles Fishing Co., Tufts
Lyons Arms Co., Maier & Zobelein's brewery
Simon Maier, and 10000 Others All use and
recommend De Jarnatts Texas Horse Lini-
ment Try it; tits the best
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Our FL ON Q Brew.

Mailer Il Zober ein's lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal sa.
laans; delivered promptly In bottles or kegs.
Office and brewery, Ala Also street, tele-
phone 81.
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Fora good table wine order our Sonoma
Zinfandel at Soc per gal. T. Vache & Co.,
Commercial and Alameda. Tel. 800.
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Finest Variety and Cheapest
Pace in town for fish, game. oysters terrapins
etc. Fred Haniman's, Mott Market.
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The wall paper rdealer OF the city is Eckstrom
800 S. Main street.
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Eckstrom does the wall paper business of
the city. He has large stock, good taste and
lowest prices 800 g. Main st
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Neitzke & Speck, funeral directors and en-
balmers 256 South Main street. Tel. 1349.
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JOTTINGS,

Carpet Cleaning ut Bloeser's.
Satisfaction, promptness, reasonable; 454-56
g. Broadway. Telephone 427.
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A Modern Miiiinery Store.
Hoffman & Co., 240 s. Spring st
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DR.. ID. #. Dinenbacher, Dentist,
No. 1854 s. Spring ST., rooms and 5.
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Fancy Northern Plums, Bartlett PeArs.
Largest and best assortment. Fruits and
vegetables at lowest prices. Althouse Bros.,
105 West First street; telephone 1913.
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WaddInr Nnta.. Cnrd.. Etn

Written by Hall, 139 N. Spring ct. dozen
cards mailed for soc.
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DR.. Parker. dentist, 1904 West First street
Wall paper, &c, TIC per roll, 1913 8. Spring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-24
POLITICAL MEETINGS.


II has row been definitely decided
that the joint debate bsiwseh Judge
Goodwin aud Judge Powers nj the
rhester will take place on Thursday
evening OF next week. The question
over which these politicians will
measure strength IL "ResglvoJ, That
Il 10 Ia the interest Of tue mn,s Of the
people that tue Democratic party
thOuli succeed" A meagef admission
Zee Will be charged nnd the proceeds
will 10 10 the Associated Charities aud
Wofking,hrn's library.
Hon. u. II. Roberts will deliver a
political address IN the Continental
Market hall this evening. Judge
Huuu,fsOu will SPEAK u tho oitizrns VI
the Third precinct w the Seventeenth
ward meeting house tonoffOw rhufs.
dayl light.
SANDY Republicans held big rally
last niRhI, The p, enkefs were Colonel
lkaghu, w. q. Van Horne, John 81.
Zane, anu Republican nominees, CHS.
mon, Lynch, SIencef, Hardy, Lynn,
Chfisi0pnurs0u, Roberts, GeIuts, Cush.
INK, Snuruin. rquifys AMI wilnam..
There wao tOtchnght procession,
plenty OF music aud unboundvd en-.
thuslasm.
The Republicans OF the Fourth pre-.
clnct have arranged or rec enter.
tAiument al tue Eightveath ward In.
dependent school house next FidAy
evening, October 2jtu. Tue Lincniu
ufum corps viii parade the streets I
the best orators ~ the IArty vi
puuud the principles they have es.
puuted. The Republican Giue club viii
also TO % at1enuance.
There will be- big Democratic rally
In the Eleventh ward tomorrow
(rhurs1AYl evening, commencing nj
1;3l. IL will b. held In tue old tchooi
huusc, corner Fret south anu Eighth
East streets. Prominent speakers viii
address the meeting, among them be-
ins Mis-. II. :. Richards, Hon. john
NJ. Marshall and Fisher Hifrl,.
Warren Foster, tho PJpulist orator
ami edi1or, will speak at lho Old Federal
court room tonight "wednesday NJ 5
O'Clock.
Orion +. Whitney, Judge n. o.
HvnduTsOn nuu Hon. +. n. Richards
n Iminees OF tue Democratic party to
the Co IstilutiOual convention from
tue Fourth Precinct, Will address tue
ptOrlu Ut the rast end Of that precinct
on Friday evening at Taggatpa hull,
Mr 5. Wooliey will preside over the
meeting which opens At 1880. Other
meetings will be held In tho west end
anu adIfesstd by tbs same speakers.
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After the DDutre calf stealing case
wa. disposed OF In the First dislrict
court, yesterday, the ease Of Jas. d.
Powers Va TngA J. Caldwell
was called up. J. W. n.
Whiteoolton anu ,. II. Thurman
appeared for plaintiff aud ). A, King
al :. X. kihg for defendant.
Plsintiii asks for dAmagea IN the
sum OF SlO,B7O, Tor malicious ptosseu.
ton. lie was arrested In Vernal,
uiutah county, on tho iith Of May,
1892, on a complaint sworn 10 by de-
fcndant, DO ore Justice Park Of
NsrnHl. The complaint charged nim
with malicious mischief consisting Of
administering some poisonous drug 10
n race horse belonging TO defendant.
After n trial Ia the Jutticu's court Sit.
Pow sTs was acquitted.
Ten thousand dollars OF the amount
OF damages claimed are for the injury
he has suffered In his good name anu
reputation, aud tho 500 for damages
aud loss 10 his business, ~ y shtepman,
and expenses Incurred In deienliug
himself on the charge Of malicious
mischief.
Jas. ID. Powers was the frat witness.
He testified that be- WAS Ia the sheop
business near NefnHl Ia the spring vi
1892. In MHy, lsn2 there was a hofse
race between hUfse belonging 10 ChAs.
Grouse and ouu belonging 90 II. J..
GAld well; witness was helping attend
the Grouse hoT-t he had nothing 10 do
with the Caldwell hOrae, anu did not
20 near him. Mf. Whitaker had
ohsrge Of tue Caldwell horse.
A few days Aitnr the race witness
was arrested at his sheep camp on
Diamond mountain, anu taken 10 Yer
nal on u complaint charging him with
having administered poison TO Mr..
Cald Wells horse. The witness here
test Ito TO the loss he had tustaiutd,
by beng Obliged 10 leave hissheep, and
also In REGARD 10 expenses he hsd IN
CURED by paying witnesses anu an at.
to-ney al the time OF his trial before
Justice Park. He was acquitted ofthe
uhsfgf ~ Justice Park,
w. II. Monahan tesatl a that he
bon .rela; the race. Ito dtI not
think d man could have administered
puison auTsp ON tie Track without
briigs
stV,IAlo.he' wl,ttise, testified in
similar Wt4 81.
n. J.CUis 10, the deifn ant. ie,tl.
fed TIA. D. horse was veil nH'Ofu the
lace ron, anu that whom mo huTre
came tht ugh tto second time he was
sick, aud Lis tongue was puuleIed. lie
had been told by sfyolhi parties, alter
the race, that Mr.. fOwrrs had dTuygrd
the horse. THIS was what Caused nim
10 bring suit ngsirsI SIR. Powers. Hr
had laid the facts Ora the prosecuting
attorney anu bis assistant, ana they
a ivised hun 90 iu-ttute criminal pfJ,
oeedings again Mr.. Power. Witness
denied btinl ar.unied by any malice
In the mater Of Tho criminal pTusecu-
ton Instituted d. nlu-1 Nj. Powers.
Lorenzo Hatch testified that Mr..
Crou.s had offered MT. Whitaker
k15 II he would administer poisonous
drug 10 Mr. Caldwel's horse. Witness
had communicated this TO Mt. Cald.
we'll.
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Weber toanty Items.

Mrs. VIM, sniplcy, Of Riverdale, who
has been sunrfiug from TIE elects o..
an ovarian tum0r, has just suhniticd
70 an operation Tor Ne rem 'vaL Dc
Rich, assisted by DH. PJwors, Ross
and Rich, ofilciaio the tumor Whoa
extracted wei. ned .utty-two pounds.
Mn. SIMPLIFY u reported ~ makius
satisfactory progress
Receiver J. Q. Armstrong Of the
Citizsts bank, of Ogduu, hiss iiled two
auits agaiIst Theodore Robinson, tx-
manager uf the bank-Ono Tor 50 2ll
AMI Interest anu the other for sSo3.2j
with interest.
Ruth BArratt, Ogden, yesterday
sued for divorce u. m her usband,
Ffnuk A. Batrgtl, alleging drunken
ness ana failure TO proyiue.
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Land Office.

The following filings were made in
the local land oflios under date Of
October q.
K'mball Soronson, Of Fillmore, Mil.
lsfd county, homestead entry u lots .
and 3, the southwest quarter Of the
nurlheast quartet, ami the southeast
quarter OF the uofthwSst quarter u
section ., township Il south, range 8
west
james A. Kelly, Of Fillmore, Willard
tolnty, Ia me tuad entry 0f the nofth
nall Of the nJfihwest quarter, and the
soutswcst quarter u the northwest
quarter oi section ! 4, anu the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter OF sec
iion 10, township u south. range 0
west.
john RAamuaton OF Fillmore, Willard
county, homesisal entry Of the east
halt Of tho southeast quarter " sec.
ton 81, and the west hAlf Of the south.
west quarter q section ~, township 20
south, tange 8 west
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raIIman wnnl. . ohnngo I'D y,nus

CHICAGO, Oct. 2i.-lhe Pullman
cOmpsuy uaH applied Tor change
Venue from Judge Gibbons In the quo
watrantO case brought by Attorney
General Malunry,
The " upd alleged ior the CHAN q
sss pr JI1icc on tne psrt Of the court.
DcfruuHu's stated that Judge Gibbons
haI written \ bOlk on the Ownet-llp
u lanl ~ CJrplr,tilng, AMI HE
views at FHi forth theToin would
make an Impartial hearing imp3ssibir.
rheapplicauun tor tho change was r..
sisted Uy Attorney General Maloney.
Long Rrgumrnts followed.
IL the C9ufse OF his argument Ma.
lonty saia the man who signed tne
affidavit committed both moral Rud
legal PERJURY. Judge Gibbons affirmed
1t was evideut,on readiug tho Affdavit,
the father Of II had not read his work,
Us not wori from cover to cover or
posed legitimate corporations. This
decision was practically a substantial
ton Of Mhlonoy's accusation, bT siil.
ant needed to have read the book
before no could atilX his name to the
information. The affidavit WINS signed
by S. Wernhrimer, secretary Of the
defendant company.
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Wire DISCRETION and Divorce.

On the grounds " desertion anu
failure 10 support, sophia Brown was
today granted divorce from her hut'
band, Sherman w.
The parliea were married Vt Chicago
on September 18Th, 1905, anu Mn.
Brown stated that tor more than siA
years pnst the defendant has wiiluly
neglected 70 provide for her the bare
htcessAties ui lie. lie 10 now IN
SOuth DAkoln.
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MRS. JOHSsONs TROUBLES.
She Wants Divorce On the Grounds OF
Cruelty and Failure TO support.

Josephine q, johnson this afternoon
brought a suit for divorce In the Third
district court against her husband,
Gustaye o. johnson, on'the grounds Of
cruelty and failure to support.
The parties iptermArrled In this city
In February, 1896, and Mrs. johnson
alleges that ever since that time her
husband has treated her NJ various
times in an inhuman manner. lie
has used vile language toward her,
accused her VI iniidelity and hurled at
her other false charges. She further
says that on one occasion her husband
was Teprimandtd by the authorities OF
the ohurcn ~ which they be.
long Tor his cruel treatment,
aud on his promise then 10 behave bel.
tor In future ahe furgsye him. He had
since fallen into his old ways, however,
and also beaten her. Plaintiff cite,
one Instance, stating that on July 10Th,
1893, her husband ioroibly threw her 10
the ground, brushing her ABOUT the armH
anu legs 10 SUCH M extent tina she
WAS seriously VI for two weeks after
wards. For more than one year past
her husband has failed TO provide Tor
her, anu she ssys that he II IDLE anu
viii not WORK. Defendant, she adds,
II the owner Of real estate ia this city
worth about $1,000, with dwelliug
thereon, on Oar street, ana peuonai
property Of the value OF 500 or there
abouts. There are now liying, issue o.
the marriage, two children agod
respectively 10 and 10 YEAR,.
Judge Merritt has Higned IN order
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The GAR WORSE.
His Death Nov Said 10 Be Imminent,
DlOWSinesS Has SET In.
DUKE MICHAEL PROCLAIMED HEIR
Eject Of the Illness u the Rusdan
Emperor on the War In
Eastern Asia.

PARIS, Oct ci.-A Dispatch to the
EgW0 from Odessa, dated vt iii8J
p. IN. yesterday, says the c1,r's end is
imminent. Dfowauess has set Ia.
81. PETERSBURG, Oct 2i.--Dls.
patches received from LlvaIla this
mofuing cay that tue condition q the
car has again changti Tor tho worse.
NOT VERY HOPEFUL.
BERLIN, Oc,. 2i.-rhe NcueSte
AothrichtcH's Correspondent In 81
Petersburg telegtaphs thata prominent
Russian court official Las received tho
iollowlls dispatch from Llvadia. alt
H. not expected the death OF tue car
will occur within tlo nest fofiy-olsht
hour, anu IL IA robable bis mslesiyis
iiie Will ue prolonged a muon longer
time"
nEiR TO TIM THRONE.
81. PETERSBURG, Oct - The i'm.
prfial decree Was pub,isntd TO-DAY ug-
ciafi, x Grand Duke Miuha !, the thifa
tln ui tl4 ear, hrir " the throne iu
succession ~ nis brother. dfaud Duke
Nicnulut, the JzafowiE anu present
heir apparent. Gfand Duke urUfgc,
tho second son, has denounced ale
rghts TO accession ~ his condition BE-
considered hopeless. The following
Official bulletin was Issued ~ 10
l'g.Ocg this "a JTning: Tho czar slept a
iuw nuur' last night. iuis morning
no Is not urOwsy anu has s.mo apps.
tie.
EFFEcrs on IuE coREAN TROUBLE,
WAIuNGEoN, Oct. - The critical
illness O., tie tzaf uHs lot the unit
briLg diverted Russia IRON the attru-
tun sue was going to give 10 the
Eastern war anu has maze Il im.
pfoUable thAt tue ear should take thv
initiative toward bfu Z x tho COntrt-
tants q trrr. The iut,fventiOn o.
FfauCu 90 j. glaid has teen viewed
Win diS,fus., Owlug 10 tue territorial
interests .IOsc countries nave Ia Asia.
Uudvt these cifcumslaucus,d diplomatic
iilo iai, here ray Hrfmsny will doubt.
Ices take tue iuiuauvc Ia any peace
settlements between China y u japan.
lnuniHti,n BE- maze thAt negotiations
viii Doi be deferred.
ANXiE1Y IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Ol,. ga dispatch from
Livalia Received by a government
JiiloiBl slys the death VI the CzaE 10
expected IA few hours. There 10 q
growing anxiety Ia French govern.
mcut citcius.
WHAT the DOCTORS ARE DOING.
LoNDJS, Oct. .i.-A meIic,l cor.
respondent tclcgrspus from LlvAdia
thiH afternoon saying that the cEar hat
been mucn relieved BY the puuctufc Of
his legs with reducing otduma. Pre-.
pafatiUns are being male Tor an opera.
ton to relieve the stlusion into the
tnofacic cavity, when wIil doubtless
relieve the distressed breathing VI the
patient. Oxygen limitations have al
taIy strtngthened the action Of the
huafl, aud the czsT has enjoyed many
hUurl OF fust. Hut, says tue oOtres-
punuent, there Il little OF no improve.
ment la his malady.
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Attorney II, T.. Booth vat as referee
Ia the Third district courtroom today
10 take testimony Ia the case, now
pending, OF tue State Bank OF Utah OIL
vi. W Patrick Ryan Of al. This part 0i
the inquiry had reference 10 tho
amount Of money necessary 10 Too re-.
tanned by the receiver out OF the sum
now IN his hands,to meet the expenses
u the reeeivtrship, anu ALEC TO the ac-
count Of the trustee. The latter point
Ggs, however, gone over for week.
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San Francisco, Oct. 2i.-rhs char.
itabie btquysis ~ J. V. do LaveAga,
amounting ~ $40, 900, Aie to be con
trsled on the gt0und that they violate
section 1915 VI the civil code OF Cali.
lorna, which provides that NO OtquesiH
Hhaii collectively exceed Onr.thifd Of
the eala = OF the teeiAtor, leaving legal
helrs, Where there II such excess, tue
code provides that tho requests shall
uu reduced pro rata until tue aggregate
equals only one.lhifd Of the estate. La
vageA's enlifo estate Il valued al $780,
900, the greater portion being Lett ior
the establishment Of deaf, hliud anu
pafalytio Institute NJ Santa Cruz
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rxrrRIMrNrsIN nYrSorrsn
IN Ascsriain ~, value In Medical
science,

Ia Agefrtntu tts Nhlno III Mohichl
science,
KANKAISEE, Ilir OCT 2i-F,fteen
monument physicians OF this city on.
vsged a well known hypnotisl to dem
nrst,ate the value OF his hypnotism Ia
medical scieuce. me doctors secured
n Young man, n resident OF this city, 10
copsenI 10 be the prciessoT's subject.
The professor placed him Ia hypnO-
tizrd stAte up0n AN operating tsb.e'Vhe
Joelots applied the must severe tests IN
Inc way Of irrilanta 10 tho euoleo's
,tomach, usink chlorOform and ammo
MIA. without any effect.
Tn.y also ran neeulea through the
thlok mart VI the hand without the
.ubjsct experiencing any pain. Upon
b,ipg brought out Of th't slate hs dli
mi know what had buen d me to him.
me doctor hypuOt zod several other
subiecta and put them TO severe tehls.
ms doctors decided that hypuolism
could be ussd Ia surgery with gTeal
success.
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voiled In North Plats Of the city ball
this afternoon. Tho gonofh'a widow
and son, Col. Go.fae Is. Mcclellan,
Gov pattison, PsrnsylyAuia; Rey.
nolds, Delaware; McC1fklc, West Viz
pinia, ant Fiahback, Afkansas; Malor
General schoheld, aud hosl Of others
CquAlly distins uishod persOns were
hero
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DR.. Prices Cream BakIng Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.

Those boatii & thu nome OF You <.
" y Ia ed 10 any Young antilles, WIN
have sny genealogical data ot records
VI this family W uauc, would confer -
great favor upon tho ituug Family
Association, Of SILT Lake cay. Utah,
by oommu nioaliug with the assiutau .
secretary " tho association, In ftgard
10 gruealtg cal matters.
President brigham Youfgs family
came from Vermont, but arc connected
no dCubi, with many others Of the
same name, both IN America and
Great British, and II IN our desire %
unite all the branches under one granu
nuad for tbs Iupos,s u clear aud
Intelligent Temple work.
ApostLg BRIGHAM YOuNu Pres.
ELDER SEYMOUR Il. YouNu WIRES.
ELDER FRANRLGN n. YOUsd, e"
ELDER >. u. fOu&G JR., sec.
Address: su'a Ylutg Gats'. assis-
tant secretary, Box 900, rroyo, Utah.
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ABERDEEs, Scotland, Oct. ga
dispatch from PeterheHd, "a seaport
twenty five miles from here,
that the swedish schooner Aieue,
loaded with gunpowdUr has been
blown up. Within Two minutes after
tbs explosion nothing was seen on the
surface VI the water but splintsrs from
the schooner. All Of the crew per.
ishod.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ia mo Probate t0uri iu nud for Salt Lake
t0uny, lcuiiOrY of Utah.
10 th0 matter ~ the csthte Of Jane Ire.
week, deceased,
NNOTICE Is utHtbY GIVEN THAT
- john Ttewo0 executor % the rstlte III
Juuo IrpWcrs, Decreased, has rendered for
sottomtnt aud n.cd Boa said court, his dual
account uI administration nf SAM ottutu and
utttluu Tor nuul di.r'hutuu uf rho residue uf
SAID ratAtU among thu ptrsuus entitled thereto,
and tUat FRIDAY. thc 10th DAY OF November
AID. 1894. at lU .rluck am. az the couu room
0f taId court, Doe ilo County court House, SAT-
tato Dity aud County, ttah Territory, haa
Hetu duly appointed 1857 the judge OF taid
uuufi, Tor uo artlcmcnto of aid account aud
hearing said petition Cor lifuihut ON, I'D which
umr and place amy person Interested m SAID
.trLitp may appear and show cause. Dol any
there he. why sniu account should NOT bo
settled and approved and hual distrl1ulion
made na PRAYED for
Dated October "a, Ap lslL
H. " MELON,
tlrrs Of the Probate Court
iy J' 4. JACK, Depul,
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NIntur ~ urUIoIInu.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2i.-In the
presence of civic and military digni-
taries from all parle u the oouutry ami
amid the crack Of muskets ana Strains
OF martial music, the equestrian statue
Of Major General Mcclellan was un'
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calling uuon the defendant 10 show
cause on October 27lh why ms should
not ray slimony peHoeHto ne, at
tofney's fees aud cosis. lie 10 likewise
fetirainsd, curling The tendency of tho
setiuni from selling OF inuumbrfing
his property, real VI personal.
y. W. Darke is the plaintiffs al
tofuev
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Matrimonial.

Probate Judge Blair this morning
united In mArfisge, In HE court room,
Joseph h. Phce aud Winnie Jennie
Priestley, both o, This city.
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CHICAGO aANKEr.
Chicago. close. oct 20
Wheat-Ort., SIX Dec. sax.
Corn-Oct, "a. bee .tss
uhtH-uui., 4ifs ucot, .Hhs
Iora-i.awoT, oct. iGia JAN, lisN
Lard-toWef oct, 7tgis, Jan, ass.
luus- Lower, oct, 0.3l, Jau. Guv.
i,yc -QuicL o.
barley Nominal 81
liaK seed quiet. itQa,
Timothy -atp.
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r. II. Jones q O.. received toIny:
Bullion, $1,000; ofcs, 5000. Total,
j,iJO.