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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS may be Sc
cured for r"Ni .eason 1T Mnrr's. ~ West
2Gih - ~ present guests have been mere
~ average OF eleven years. 'aN or SEM
To- circulars Win rates
GENTLEMAN. wife. two-year-old iauGh-
ter desire homo ~ refined christian ram
iiA. accommodations for h"rs- % s'hh
nenr. adjacent Central Park ana elevated.
Box 70 Tribune Once.
WEST 7tTH NJ Select board southern
family. rcf-reno -. CASHIER. T. q. Box
. lbs
VISITORS TO NEw-YOrK cnn be- &C
-nmmniaici With rooms. with or win
out hoarI. references u East 2is'-T'
2isT-.T . WEST .-Iarse. small cool
rooms. southern exposure" excellent "a
bic. trnnsi'nts accommodated. select. mod
crate mites. references
asTH 1T u WEST Very d-.lrahle rooms
with board. r.f"r"ac's given AMI 20"
quii~j
~ EAST 3>TII-sT Large. hands mo
rooms. excellent tahl'. reference" OK
change!
soTH ST. ~ WEST Dcs'fahle rooms
with board 10 greatly reiut & prices. IN
he board. reasonable. refer'noe'
g. NEST asst ST. sarihcrners or North
erucr. car mt comfortable a'' lmmgin-
lions reasonable. hr.t lass table hHaf1"rs
accommodated
y, LEXINGTON AVE. I'm" second
naor. excellent board. home comforts
i.,Atior convenient ~ trnn-i"n'@. snmm"i
I-iceF table board
az WEST 49, st MarrieI couple can he
accommodated verj quiet Inquire liAN-
RETT
ADVERTISEMENT AND SvDsCRIP.
Tons FOE THt SEW iOkk Ikli-
f-&E Will. ltf. RrfI.TA f.fN At TUE
UPTOWN OFFICE y 2s2 iir ni~n'.
81 rnur north - riir nr-t-st. and ~
VERT stNENIS a. 'h- flii WING Branch
C"iss. - EiEh'h-Hf~ ,'fi IN'rl .f'~
corner -. .rrf .ufi - -" f's' F1r'f
80, -n'n - cnrn~r Thi-l.nE" - Fact
1921 81 ncsr 1''ri-ave ! 90 Thrill 1v~
Wrs' !. second - i92 C.ivr'gs-ays.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AGENCY fo- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all
kinda for snie pr rent. furnished houses
TUBES q TAYLOR. Bcekman-s'.. ~ /.
~ HOURS from Sew YORK Fin" stock
farm. m acres. grain and p"nch farm
IFS acres 90 acres fins peaches. and grain
farm. 30 acres. large grisi mill. water and
steam power. all In Central NV 'Jersey
nlcei, locntel store ard residence ~ NJ
agnra Frlla. Canada. must al hc sold 90
cloar .s'rte ENECITOR. Iox lHi S"m"r-
vili-. y !.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEW aROOM COTTAGE. 81. 700; $50
cash. balance so monthly. within MN
uics Walk depot. IL miles from ,liy.
WOLCOTT. ~ Fast l3ths,.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-s'.--
Substantial. artistic. detached house low
price. send for circular. ATLAS M
pPONEMFNT co. ~ broadway.
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS EVERYWHERE to sci! Or q K'e'e's
!Iomeopn thic Medicines. also 20 keeie's
linim~nt' e. families. eacn bottle saves
s. doctors bills. steady work, agents
make 81 - 81 daily. Or OKEEFE
co. Homeopathic Medicine Manufacturers.
ritfsiuIg. Penn.
SALESMAN WANTED Immediately Tor
Fonihill Nurseries. salary ~ commission
yoni opcning To- right man. STONE q
WELLIEGTON. Toronto. ont.
VENDORS 20 soil latest novelty, big
profits SALAMANDEK NOVELTY
90 81 Wo~' i4'h ~.
WANTED Men and women IN outside
towns Z, establish branch agencies ana
Introduce now device TT ladies' use. DIE
profits. nlsp sal. smcn Tor IN" trode -
nike rider. ~ p side line. big commiE-
sion SAIAHANDER NOVELTY 60. ~
West l-th-si
ADVERTISEMENT AND SuRsCHIP-
TlONS FOR TIE NEW YORK TitlB-
rNE Will. BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE so ia. broadway.
a. noor north OF 1'hrlv-nr-t and AD-
NFRTIsi.MENTS at the following Branch
Orces. ~ Eigh'h-ayr. $50 IAlrd-aN"
c.iner Forty-sevcnth-si.. $50 Fast Forty
s.y-nth-st. corner Third ave $50 East
l9Ith st aoar Third ave. ! .u26 Third hvr.
near sixty Hrsi-s'.: l.. 1o> First ave: Jos
W.st Forty sccand st 1872 Columbus ave
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ADVERTISEMENTS AID suEscRIP

ADVERTISEMENT AND srEScRIP-
TONS FOR TIE NEW YORK Iklh,
TNE Will. BE REC Ely ID AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFiGE No. l2te Broadway.
% f,or north u Thirty -nrst-st.. and AD-
REFRESHMENTS at the following Branch
Offices 25t Eigh'h-aye 100 Thirt-sve .
corner Forty seven d. I'D East Forty a.
.e,-r,h-s, corr,- Third-ave 10 Tas,
io.;h. st neai Thrd.sV- .02i Thiri-sve
near SlNfy nrs,-'t Los First ave. ioG
West Forty .scc0hi st. 1872 Columbus-a'e
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HELP WANTED.


JETS Experienced ie' piquei makers ana
lr,-,i.f. work giv.,i homs good pay
steady work I. ScIlWAB & co. "tu
gs..afu..u
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ADvERrIsEMENTS AND sUBscRlP-
TIONs FOR THE NEW YORK TkiB.
UNE WILL Br. RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No 2t2 broadway
VERTISEMENTS at the following I,ranch
Orices: 254 Elrhth-ave.: IGO Third.ave
corner Forty-seventh- St. $50 East FORTY
seventh-st., corner Third-ave.: 1870 East
lo5fh-st.. near Third-aye | 026 Thlrd-aye,
near Sixty -hrst-st: LOS First ave; JOG
West Forty-second- ST.. 792 Columous-avs.
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since 1879 have made so few steel rails as in the
last twelve months.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CONTINUATION ~ our great annual
sale. Al prices lower than bankrupt or
damaged goods This Is positive fact,
t'nquestionably true. JAMMES. go Broad
WAY.
peoples DO sometimes. Dr.. Resell :
Zcdoary. stainless powder. sprinkled In
your shoes gives speedy relief. cures corns
and sweating feet.
GENTLEMEN wishing - dispose II their
left-of clothing AZ fair value Will
please call or address EDWARD MILLER.
6S Cth-ave., near Waverlsy Place.
PATENTS FOR inventions secured prompt.
iy Best OF references Liberal terms.
orrespondencc solicited and all matters
he'd strictly sonn6rntinl. Address OSCAR
A. MTCHFL A. co. No. i65 hohtgomery-
ave. Bloomfield New.Jersey. "HandbooI
TO- Invnptors' tree.
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WORK WANTED.


A LADY viii give electric treatment AMI
cabinet lafh at patients house or At
reg ldence. references Mrs REYNOLDS.
1,3 G'h-av'.
YOUNG LADY. c,S.ege graduate. de
slr-s pDsltion ~ companion OF gov
.ru.ss glul reference. For particulars
address " D.. Tribune One.
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nays WORK by colorcd woman 20
work 3, the day. Address ANpr.NSo-''
90, NVcsi Glsf-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26

TIRST-CLASS lady's or chlds mald
wishes sltustion. competent 20 act as
courier maid. sxceHeht llheuls' dna
paekrr. good needleUOmdn hlgh'y ieS"N
-, AZ l. .rrihuna OHIO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26

COMPANION. Sc-By a gentleman IA
miliar With The Continental languages.
would devote himself as companion ana
s...rn,,r, To- an m.alA travelling abroad
,r A gentleman n; wishing 20 'raVel alone /.
compensation. expenses. Address \. "a
Vest 2tiu 81
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DRT.SSNAKING.

ARTISTIC pRESSMAKER. nrsf-class NJ
ter. desires mor" engagements; city or
country. terms moderate: highest refer
ence. D.. pa sih-ave.
DRESSMAKER would Ike engagements
by tho day. terms .reasC nahle. reference.
Address VI n II. Mrs. Brady. ZiD
West &6th-~'
DRESSMAKING.- Newest designs In sum
mrr dresses. MODERATE prices no delay.
ladics' ntted at residence. ANTOlNETTE.
10 West l2ith-s'.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SCBSCRIP-
TlONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
rNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No i.22 broadway.
21 donr north OF Thir,v-rrF'-st.
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roArIIMAN by single Young Gernan'
medium height. thoroughly colhpe,rht III
,,'r.r care and management II horses,
harness carriages. excellent driver neat
nnpanrance. neictly sober; understands
gs,,lcnlns. and ~ not afraid o. any WORK
hes, references. l.. i. :. 2"' Atihh'i'-
80 Hrnnklv-.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

MASON wants position as foreman or
superintendent for owner; - years prac.
teal experience; 10 years In charge OF
work; can furnish Al references. HENRY
O. COLE 532 HudsOn-st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
nInlIN.InN nnIrE
weekly Excursious 90 chicago nm,
New York


weekly Excursions 90 chicago anu
New York
a Special Pullman EHcutsion Tour
At Sloepiug Car will 10 attached to
tue RIO dranio Wgatorn railway train
leaving Ogden 6:l5 =. m. anu Salt
Lake 1870 y. m. every Friday, run
ming through 10 Chicago via ID. & II.
g., b. 4 NJ. anu g. .. & q. II. II.
Second class tickets accepted on this
car.
Close connections made at Chicago
with oil linog.
RATES FOR DOUBLE BERTHL
ogden, Price and intermediate points TO
.... 50 90
NLlpAk0 asssssss ,..sssssss.sssss.s..ss 4 90
II viii be In charge Of a salnrlgd
representative Of the Burlington Route,
AMI Will DO accompanied by Pullman
porter, vhuso sole duty will bo to look
after the comfort Of passengers.
The cars which viii form this
through limo arc constructed on the
same general plan ns lrst.ulass slctt
Ing cars, being equipped with separate
lavat1rius for ladies and gentlemen,
RDd double lower and upper bertha
The lower berihs are converted lltJ
comfortable seats curing the dsy; the
upper buribs are closed.
They arc equipped with curtalns,
mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillOwB,
pillow cases, t0weif, c0mbg, brushes; IN
TACT, every rcquisite for comfort and
convenience.
Persons desiring n cheap and con.
veuiput mpuun uf fearhtuu lliIoa.sn nr
or the East Coast cannotdO better than
arrange to make tho trip In this
fashion.
!. A. BENTON,
Ticket Agent II, q. w. Ry.
10 W,et, Second South street.
w. +. MCMILLAN,
Gen. Agent burlington Route,
Room H., over No. 10 wctt,
Second South street, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

The war department has heen
Informed of the death at Omaha OF
Colonel j. Is. Parkr, second Infantry.
Tho cash balance in the treasury on
Saturday was sl52, 02O 0sl; gold re-.
serve, less Withdrawals not heretofore
reported, Ss0, 3l9,52s.
Tho principal theatre at Hue Julia,
Mexico, was destroyed by fire last
night In the panic which ensuei ono
person was KILLED and "a number in.
iurod,
MI Il. Magee, prominent stock
man anu farmer, was foully murdered
by Mexicaus while bunting on the
Nucu1 river, Texas, Deputiua are In
purtuit OF thu mutdefers.
Tho building In which Milo Zvls's
barber shop and lodgings are located at
Eiw0od, Ind, was wrecked on Sunday
by a natural gas explosion, Six per.
sons were Injured.
A dispatch from Jacksonville, Fla,
says the cold Of Friday night has un.
uuubtudly caused "A loss OF fully 30, 0O0,-
Quote the fruit and vegetable growers
o. Florida.
John Smith and his bride Of n week
were found dead in bed oa Sunday
mcr1ing, asphyxlntod by gas. 1t Is
pr,sumeI they failed to turn OF tho
saB properly upon retiring.
The Sunset limited was wrecked
Saturday morning Of Ochoa, Arizona.
Tue tram was composed OF i've cars.
Two sleepefs and tho composite cur
were burned. No one WAS Injured.
A Chicago, Rock leland d Pacific
passenger coach, being rapidly switched
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
ADJOunNs sIsE DIs.
Inspector moI.huehiin nnd supSrInt,
dent Byrnes Before the Con,mitto.

Inspector MoI.nuehiin hnd supsrInten.
dent Byrnes Before the Committee.
New YoRIS, Dec. 20.--At ton min
nles to o O'Clock tonight the Lexow
committee adjourned subject 10 tho
call OF the chair, thus closing n session
OF investigation which was brimiul OF
startling Investigations.
During the early part OF the day In.
Rpector MCLAUGHLIN was under eN-
animation. He had been on the police
since Noyem Der 20, 1868. lie then
had about 50, 600. lie tnon told what
property his wife and no now owned
or held under purchn3e contract. Mr..
Gotf placed the speculative value Of
all tho property at $4,000 anu the
equity al S05,l78. Tho actual cost II
those parcels he figured at S253,l75.
Witness stated that no had been OF.
fered recently profits on tho several
properties amounting TO $4,000, thus
making the actual value Of his equity
El02,O75.
After the examination Of Inspector
MGLauchlin concluded, Superintendent
byrnes was called.
police iorct?"
"About thirty.two yssrs. was ap.
pointed captain In 1870; inspector In
1851, anu was made superintendent 10
April, 1892"
Ills wealth, which ho estimated at
SsoO, 900, was made by speculation ia
wall street, he said, through the In
hlIumenlality OF jay Gould and his
Son George. His purchases Of real
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into tho Rock Island depot on Sun
day evening, crashed into a carriage
ut crossing. Five persons were bad.
ly Injured.
For the past few days It has been
colder IN Brunswioh, Ga, thao ut any
time since iSsIThe Thermometer In eN.
posed places registered ~ low a. 10
degrees above zero. 10 l. feared that
the orange crop is ruined ana that the
trees in the Vicinity Of Brunswick
have been killej.
While repairing the regulator ut the
Northwcslefn Ohio Natural Gas WORKS,
at Fremont Ohio, nh explosion occur.
red, wrccklng the regulator and sefi.
ously iujutiug G. l.. Stevens, Charlie
Cradle and J. y. Lovolanj. The fue
gne supply had % be shut on aud thou.
sauds Of homes were left without fuel
The President hos recognized Elisha
Hnllonns consul general Tor New YorE
nudlthe Atlantic staboAfd states south
oi New York, Pennsylvania and Weit
VirglniS; Frederick w. Job, consul
general u Hawaii for Wisconsin, tlli.
noit, Indiana, Ohio Aud Miohignu,
and Arthur Labolle Breslear as consul
general Of Hawaii 40 Detroit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

EPRISdPmLD, H., Dec. 3O.-The
posIoiiico at Curren, 5augamon, cOuu.
(which 10 kept In a general s'ate, was
burglar.zsi at an early hour this morn.
lug and robbed oia quantity OF stamps.
This authorities In tnis city were noli.
fed, aud knowing that an army OF
tfampe were Gamped ut tho Wabash
anu Chicago d Alton Junction, force
Of policemen were sent cut 10 invasll-
gate, on tho idea that the burglar
mlght be among them. Tho tTamps re.
sisted aud pitched battle ensuod, IN
which clubs and stones were freely
used. Several OF the ttamps were badly
beaten, anu eight were captured anu
brought to this city. The others, mum.
boring about ten, escaped.
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KnIod ~ YaquI Iudlaul.

TUCSON, Aria, Dec. 30.-FTank
Deus, formerly q resident OF Tucson,
was murdered by Yaqul Indians Ia lhr
state OF sonora, Mexico. Deus estab-
lished an Indian village at the San
FrancifcO Midwinter Fair last sum.
meT, but left san Franoleco before the
exposition closed, failing TO pay the
Indians ho had brought from Arizona
and Mexico, and leaving them ~ re-.
turn Rs best they might. Two OF tho
Indiana were with Debs at tho time no
was killed, and the opinion prevails
that they killed him out Of spito for
his having failed to pay them what was
due.
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IInd Been In SAT- Lake.

LApOHrE, Ind, Dec. 30.-John II.
Ball, Of this city, who myslerlously
Disappeared from South Chicago Dc.
cembrr 2lsI, and who was thought TO
have been murdered, returned home
late last night, much TO the Joy OF his
family, who were mourning him AZ
dead.
lilo can give no satisfactory reasons
for his movements. lie said no hSI
been 10 Salt Lake CITY Umb, where
he onCn lived. He had just recovered
from sickness, AMI It is thought no
was suffering from temporary RDerra.
lion,
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BRUTAL aURDER.
An Ola Couple Killed aud Their
House Hobbed.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. SO.-This
community Is highly excited over the
brutal murder Of II. l.. Webber and
bis wife In their home, which was
subsequently plundered by the muir.
doTere. WebbBr was an elderly grocer,
toputod to be wealthy. Singulafly, he
kept no account at any bank, but IL
supposed 10 have had considerable
amount Of money about his housc. he
anu his wife hyed alone above his
store.
The dead bodies OF wcbber and his
wife were discovered this morning by
the grOoct's son, who went down to
the chop, and found blood dripping
through a hole In the ceiling. He
found both patenth lying dead IN tue
kitchen, tholr clothing torn from their
bodies In places, and their heads gRshed
and cruuhed by blows from an axe.
Webbot's face was cut Into stripe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

NEW loMS, Dec. 3l.-A special to
'he borldirom Lima, Peru, says.
Inc government ~ unable 10 sun.
press the rioting here, whloh Is Of daily
occurrence. TIE people arc starving
anu desperate. BONE shops on the out.
ssifts u town have been looted. Some
OF the soldiers threaten 10 10 over to
General Puirola, the rebel leader, unloss
lhey got something 10 cat soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
TnE nnoonLYN rAnnnNAoLr.
Discontinued Oping 10 tho Departure
OF InImn.r.

BROOSLYN, n. ", Dec. st.-rhs
departure Vi Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage
Tor New York has practically put an
ohd TO the Brooklyn tabernacle ofgani.
Eation which no built up aud vainly
uled TO hold together In this city. A
meeting Of the members Of the talef-
uaclo was held Ia the Centennial Bsp.
ust church on Adolphi street last
night 70 consider the future VI the ut.
gAnltiiioa. Propositions to unite with
Tho Centennial Baptist church anu the
Bedford Reformed church were die.
cusstdi but lid not meet with favorable
CONFEDERATION. The question being put
TO vote, II was overwhelmingly lie.
uilu1 ~ discontinue tho Bfo0klyu
tabernacle anu fe0fganizs under a new
name. Plans for church homo will
% decided ut u meeting Ia the near
future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31
Twsnty.lour DROWNED.

LONDON, Dec 3O.-Severe weather
has prevailed throughout Great Brit.
ain since Saturday, the heavy gsl,
being accompanied by hall and snow,
rendering navigation along tue ooasle
both difficult ana dangerous. All
vessels that could do 30 made lot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

hayens oi shelter. Some OF them.
however did DOT succeed in feaching
port, nut were wrecked when nlmns, IN
slght OF eniety. Tuis was ,he case of
we bfitish bark Osseo, Captain Bovvs.
Whlch called from Tallnl, August IAN
lof Atdrossau. She made he lopg
voyage safely until this morn,ng.
Hhen she was Wrecked on tho HoIy.
heau breakwater snJ every roul on
board Of hoL twonty.i5ur IN mn. w.te
drowned. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

q, NEW YoRS, Dec. 8l.-A ,pecial
dispatch 10 the World from Monteyideo
81, PeiKoto ls reported 10 be very sick.
some say HE illness was brought ON
ny an accident but others bellsye he
has been poisoned.
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IDENTITY DISCOVERED.
Ashford's Real Name was Otorgo
Frederick Flowers.


Vancouver, b. C., Dec. 3I.-Tho
Identity VI Ashford, vino murdered his
wife aui child Hud attempted 10 take
HE own life on December ~, has been
partly discovered by his private papers.
These papera show that AuhiOrd's slt.
ter 10 muTghioness, her mailun name
being Elizabeth Flowefs. Athford's
real name was George frederick
Flowers.
Ine papers and letters disclose tho
fact tuut the Flowers family IL pee.
hetsed o. great wealth, anu that sister
OF the murderer willud 10 EIhel
Flowers, AHhforu's second daughter, u
large eetate IN England. shu came
iai0 her estate on her eighteenth birth.
Gay. This accounts for the remark Of
Ashford: "Whun 1 am gone, oil but
kthei will have TO beg on tho Streets"
also for his attempt 10 shoot every one
of his children Uut Ethel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

Mr.. J. X. Fowler, secretary and
treasurer Of the COrinno Mil, Canal
and Stock Co., Of Corinne, Utah, iu
speaking Of Chambeflaih'S Cough
Remedy says; 81 consider II the best
la the market. have used many
kinds but lind Chamberlain most
promp, aud rtientual Ia giving relief,
and now keep no other In my home"
When troubled With cough or cold
give this remedy n trial ami We assure
you that you will DO more than pleased
with the result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

A. E. Fitzpatrick, Of Fillmore, Cal,
had the misfortune tJ have his leg
caught between a cart ami stone and
badly bruised. Ordinarily he would
have been laid up for two or three
weeks, but uays: "After using one
bottle Of Chamborlains Pain BALM
began TO feel better, and In three days
was entirely well. The peculiar sooth.
lug qualities which Chamberlain Pain
BALM possesses, have rovor noticed
la any other linimout. take pleasure
In recommending IT," This Imminent
l. also Of great value Tor rheumatism
and lame back.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

Parks Tea clears the skin. For tale
by Il. J. Hill s. Co., and Neldon Jud.
aOn DMr 90. l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

A cup Of Parks' Tea Vt night moves
the bowels In the morning. For sale
by +. j. Hill & Co., and Nelden Jud.
son Drug 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-31

After Taking Stock wo havo found too many Goods
imoy Must DO Sold! Prices Smashed right and lof
an Winter Goods-Our Entire Stock 10 DO Sold at
Great Sacrifice Prcos Como and 500 such Prloos
as thoy mover have boon known In tho city bofofol
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-03
NEWS ITEMS BY WIRE.

Of the 6"e strikes in England in 1892.
over half Were set ed 10y conciIiatorv
methods.
The Canadian Pacific railroad com
pauT has found = way out Of its inmi-
grant troubles by agreeing to pay :
for Immigrants hroughc across the Dor
der.
\ receiver has been appointed for the
Southwestern irrigation company at
Abeline. Kan.
Mrs. NedilI. the wife of Hon. Joseph
Nedlll. editor Of the Chicago Tribune.
died al Elmhur>t. III.
y passenger train and a freight train
on the X. c. 81. J. and {. r.. road col
Ilded. Several trainmen and passen-
gers were injured, but none fatally.
Al the bridges that were DESTROYED
by recent fires in northern Wisconsin
and Minnesota. have been rebuilt and
traffic resumed.
An official order has been issued bv
the Pennsylvania railroad company
fixing eight hours as a days work in
al its shops upul March l.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-03
THE COMMERCIAL ALLIANCE.
To show Cause Why the License Should
Not be Revoked.

WA>HINcToN. October 3.-Nlthln a
short time i j. believed the cOmmlS-
~>toner, vii revoke the license OF the
Commercial alliance life insurance com
pauy to do business in the District OF
Columbia. This is the company. It Will
be remembered. to which It was pro
posed t. transfer the policy holders OF
the Washington beneficial endowment
association Of this city. Few. how
ever. awaited themselves Of the oppor-
tunitv. Meanwhile. rumors were cur
rent regarding the the financial condl-
ton Of the new company. and investl-
cations by the insurance department OF
New York disclosed a deficiency in the
assets amounting to S76.115.4O. ms
report y embodied in a letter to the
assessor, who. learning OF the financial
condition Of the company. thought the
public interest demanded an investiga-
ton. Lately he recommended the
reference Of the papers to the attorney
for the District. with the request that
he investigate the matter and report.