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4 FAIR SWINDLER.
pobb.lss Successfully Committed by
a Young Woman.
HER METHOD or PROCEEDING.
caught Alter Having Iictimiz'd Her'
chant. and Diamond Dealers in
Several Cities,

NEW YOBl, July 13.-Inspeclor
Mclaughlin last night arrested Lizzie
p,ppenon, one OF the most beautiful
sni at one time the most accomplished
.vlndlsf, that ever m,do trouble Tor
,betollce. Tue young woman (she IL
no, m,re than 22 ha, for ysara sue
c,,.fully robbed Now York merchants,
ard diamond dealers.
II her own slsry bs true she took sew.
,nl thousand dollars out Of Chicago u
few months ago. 5hei, a blonde Of
,yilsh appearance though she has the
se,l Judgment not - ovef.drees.
rntfe IA nothing In her sppssrsnce
titndlcale that sne ~ q swiudief.
Her method was to appear 10 one OF
IA lrajlng jewelry establishments NJ
l.lsnsi6lo customer Her Appear.
use and manner being In her favor
tlv clerks were iuvhriAble obs,quiOup.
h ON tue display out before her she
" ulI select articles valued usually nj
, out $500 asking that they be kept TT
bcs unul the next day when she would
,.d Tor them. Thefeupon she woulI
Maud cut dellcatvly engraved card
hratins, "Aiits LiIzc S:earns," sn-
tuuncing herself NJ tho daughter Of w.
+. Stearus Of tue banking rftn VI w.
y. 5leArns * company. Ths following
uay she would pretent herself With q
guttliied check iOf the amount Of her
iutohase. This check was t'wayl
accepted without hesitation and slwAys
turned out TO be bogus. After htf
arrest, tho young woman confessed and
alto said that she had been successful
30 .vindling Ia Chicago, PhilAdelphia
aid Baltimore. La the last named city
Itt husband, she auded, 10 now torv'
ing y sentence for forgery.
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sYnrArnY WIN Tmr sr,iIREns
The APOSTLE Of siuEie Tax Addresses
the ihbortr. IA Chicago.

the ihbortrs IA Chicago.
NEW YORK, July 12.-rhe labor
demonstrauOn held tonight IN Cooper
Union 70 express sympathy with tho
strikers Ia Chicago anu the Wet, waa
an extraordinary gathering OF psSpls.
The nall was crowded " excess, aud
5000 people surrounded the huild-
lug unable 10 get 10.
The nesting was . vehement one In
the manner II expressed Its convlc-
tons. The name OF President Cleve.
land was greeted with sueh n storm Of
his,es anu hooiings that Henry George,
who was speaking, had 10 cry, "Whaps
tue ust2"
Mi. George said hu would rather zee
all the railroad property OF tbs county
burned NJ, all the rails torn up than 10
see Them preserved by foTcs Of arms.
The miillonaifes made their u onsy by
robbery and debauchery; by the puT-
chase " Judges anu leglsl.us res, and
now they wanted 10 preserve chem by
the bsyOnet.
George then entered into n lengthy
condemnation Of President ClsyslAud
aud his employment Of FederA tToopa
10 The Wesi. Every mention Of tho
Pfcsidenpa name was receives, with
Misses, anu when Dir. George asked ,
what are you going TO do AbOu AZ"
a voice shouted: "ImpeAch iim."
Hang him." shouted another. " early
everybody followed with suggest ions,
until this hall was In An upf0ar.
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Ar sr. LOUIS.
tho siriEo situation as Viewed by
nnilrosd Hsn.

hnitNoeu Hsus
81. LOUIS, No., July i3.-GsnerAl
AGENT Henry w. Gayss, OF tho Auo.
cation u General Managers OF tnis
city, reviewed the local etriks situation
aH ulluwt.
"The railroads on the west side OF thu
liver now open for traffic are the NJ. X.
q T., 81. Louis, ksokuk d Northwest.
.fn, Wabash western st. Louis, Iron
Mountain * Southern, Missouri
Pacific, 81. Louis d rAu Francisco, snd
81. Louis, kansas CITY q Colorado. No
interruptions are occurring on tho rOads
on account OF the labor trOubleH
"rho TorminAl, Railway Ass0ciati IN,
Merghants' Bridge Terminal and the
Wiggings Ferry COMPANY are prepared
to transfer all cars betwsed railways
that arc offered.
"rhere IL now no Interruption 10
passenger trafiics on any line out Of 81.
Louis or east Of 81. Louis.
"rhe roads on the east slds opon Tor
traffic arc tho 81. Louis, Chicago and
~. Paul; Jacksonville and Southorni
Toledo, s.. Louis aud Kansas City;
~. Louis aud Eastern; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, Wabash (east)
Chicago and Alton; Baltimore anu
ohio Southwestern; ~. Louie,
NAndAliA aud Terre HAuts; Louisvills
Hnd Nashville; Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago anu IT. Louii; 1t. LouiI, Alton
aud Terfe Hnute; Mobile anu Ohio
mud Louisville, Evansville and st.
Louis consolidated.
Each company will indicate, whom
applied 10 what traffic IL can take
destined beyond Its road"
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AZ ARa1IRAtIoN tonMIrrEE
President cleveland WIN appoint
one. A. Peace IL Restored.

NhFs ~ - aAtANNNNh
WAsHINoToN, July i2.-John w.
Hayes, ttue general SECRETARY treasurer
" tire Knights Of Labor, tonight gave
out the following statement covering
the committees Interview with Preal.
dent Cleveland:
1--WE had an hours talk with Pfesl-
dent Cleveland this afternoon, for the
purpose Of calling his attention 10 the
arbitration oct Of 1883, introduced In
the House Of Representatives at the
time by Hon. John O'Neill, VI MisIou.
n.
1.-THE President finally dedided TO
appoint a commission anu Haid he
would name the aTDi,ators either TO-.
morrow tr next day. We expect 10
secure much more from this arbitfa-
ton thar tho final setu sment Of tho
preseut difficulty In Chicago"
The President laid great emphnsis on
the fact that no steps cou 10 be taken In
this uinsotion until la'@lessness had
coheed, and he made bls promise con-
unrent on the pledge OF the labor
lradet a. see TO II that ~ lar az organ
izsd labor IL concerned, the trouble nj
Chicago aud elsewhere will immsdi.
ately duappvar.
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ing mass. kuock downs were ire
quent, the gauIs Flanagan making
heroic Efforts to tssp on his pins In
the fourth round, however, n right
haudsr on the point OF Flanagant Jaw
cent him 10 the hsri Moor in a heap.
Tho hack othis head struck the door
anu Fisnsgan lay there unconscious
Referee Upon becoming scarel, had
doctor summo ned, who gave II IS his
opinion that tue skull OF Flanagan had
been fractured. Tic was bundled In n
cat ana 10 now being gecludod. hon.
ar 3, appfehending arrest, IL afro In
hiding. The flght was for S4jJ slide
and the gate receipts.
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THE PUBLIC CONVINCED
That Drs. Shores & Shores are Salt Lakes
Leading Specialists.
Tho Wonderful Treatment Brought Health and Hap
plnoss to Hundreds OF Homos
THE BEST PEOPLE TESTIFY TO THE SKILL OF THESE PHYSICIANS

a week $50 I was a terrible sufferer My
nose was constantly stopped up, drop
ping la the tbroa'. Some nights could
no. lay down at all on account Of tho
wfotched drop1lng from the head Ia tue
throat. had a sort " gripping pain ~
Mo pit uf the stpmachi nearing 9hu, IN
fact was iu bal condition aud want
To- state that nftr ten days treatment
With Drs. shores & shores my improve
mont has been nd,'r'ul, aud hearth
ly recommend those "a ysicinns 10 all,
You will take note, considering tho
facts that this patient haV only had ten
days treatment, yet tho improvements
has bc0n noticeable from iho very be-
ginning, and II catarrh can De- cured I'M
proyomont should appear Ia that Iong'h
Of time.
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AnnurAL IxuInIrIoS.
a rugiiist Almost AIII. his Antaga.
mist Ia the tsing.

CHICAGO, July 10. - Jimmy Can.
huid, tne st. F-ui "kid," Will probably
have ~ Hnewer Tor Tho serious conai.
'iun OF Gene Flanagan, u feather.
weight from the stock yards. The two
NIT Ia n plvnle battle Win TOUT unce
Slovra early this morning at salOou
On West Harmon street. There wefe
seventy spectators. Tue Tiug wa,
pitched In the rear Of Ihv place, two
billiard TABLES having been moved to
make rom flr the affair. IT WAS
hhoFtly before | o'flork when the men
shook hands aud went at II. IL was
y woeul bur II FULLY Ono.alded bG,lie
from tbs start 10 the nniah, the superior
science anu strength OF KsDnard COM
hleseiy dwarfins his opponent. FlRna.
gan WIS ielriully punched, his face
becoming one raw, swollen, bleeu
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Summer Cotton Dress Goods |

Black Plaid CHECK organdy Lawns
worth Ibc, for \ cents.
Figured Persian Mulls In dark oolors
worth Toe, for Gems,
iOn. Irish AMI English Lawns, Whit
ground. with small hguros, value 10,
yard, Tor l0c yard,
81 In. Llama Cloth, worth DC yard,
now luc yard.
8a. In. Ponuottas-theso are beautiful
summer Dress Goods-wor,h acc, for 2uC
yard,
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TRINIDAD. Colo, July i3.-Uhhrle,
Poilfey, n young man sDoutlI yoars VI
aye, SON VI Charles POitfey, ono Of
rfiuidad's old time aud ptOmioent cili'
zgns, was killed this morning near
ChicOsa station by lhe accidental dis.
charge VI his rife while out hunting
with two companions. Young Poitfey
was standing On The side OF hill aud
stopping 10 hail his companion, rested
this butt Of the gun on n stone with the
muEz.e under bis arm. The gun
slipped and the hammer striking the
stone exploded the cartridge.
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TIIN rnrrm NLwNYs.

Mr.. Thomas Crscroft, OF 533 East
Fourth south street, Icstiiics'
Mr.. Thomas Cracroit has resided hero
Tor tho past twonty three years. Can
his tialcmon. be- dofbtoi1 j. this not
eyidouco sufficient 60 convince the most
skupucal2 Mr.. CracrOit sayHi
1 havo been groHt sunctor with
cniarrh. After taking Drs shores y
shores treatment ten days / feel 40
much improved I deem u duty Ia
inform others who may be- suffering au
was, that Drs. shores a shores new
treatment IA a decided success.
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a FEW MORE.

Good people who endorse Drs. shores
& shores new troatmOut.
Mr.. Ralph loyack, spanish Fork.
Mr. Hyfum Rock, Center Ward, CITY.
James J.. Chalmers az Fourth South
Street, city.
John y. Maiho'on. 2l2 West South
Temple street, city.
Mrs. Julia Van whonon, Midway,
Utah.
Colonel farnham, OcoolA, Utah.
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Silks sILKsl SILKS /

Just received now assortment oi
Printed China silks They were delayed
by the strike and We oiler them 90 25g
yard. These aie really worth zoe yard.
500 our South Window
Vol have an Elegant stock o. Printed
Japanese aud Ponfeo SILK, IN yafiou,
widths, and they Will 20 NJ 5ic,i3c, and
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IEillsd IN a co,Ii,Iou.

CHICAGO, July H. Two deputy
United utatus mATunals me- thsir
deaths And two utbofs were mOfe "
lees injured this silernuon IN collision
Of freight trains ON the WISCONSIN,
Central tracks near sixteenth Anj
Jackson streets crossing. Two iceom'
olives anu several cars were Wruuhed
Ia the acciuent, anu tho thfet-s'orN
brick warehouse Of smith, BurIvtle a
%. was PARTIALLY ucstroYeJ' ,
The BAlli.nOfV a OllU aud WILSON,
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SINCE 1880.
MIR. W. VI. Scott, has Resided IN Salt
Lake City-IIc Endorses Drs.
shores a shOres' New
Treatment.

Did you ever notice tho evidence pre-
soniod by Drs shores & Shores is from
tomo Of tho oldest and most respected
residents Of Salt Lake City9 Why isit
they arc telling the public about heir
over gave such evidence OF their slsiug
Nou ara reader, and can Judge for
yourself Read what Mr. W. NJ. SCOTT
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CmoAao. July a. kilograms sent
by H.. v. Debs TO his agents ordering
strikes on various roads were read 10
tho Federal grand Jury today. A &C..
porter Of an evening paper testified 10
several speeches And Interviews Ia
which Debs IL alleged u nave outlined
his plans 10 tie up thu roads.
Those who profess ~ know, 10Y tho
evidences oi Deus having Violated the
injunction " the Federal curt Ia con-
talnnj Ia tho dispatches.
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ain Cent, al Jointly use this tack, and,
by ssmB Misunderstanding OF ORDER,
both train were moving towatd. each
other on the same tfackS The two
engines cat ne together with n tfemend.
QUE Impact.
Fire brok, out in the wrechAge, hut
was soon COZ ltrolied. The train crews
saved thens, Ives by jumping.
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"a NsIERYl HOSIERY HOSIERY

l., llos' Black and Gray Mixed Cotton
Hose. were l2'sc, for go.
Chic ron's Black Ribbed Cotton Hose,
were II, &c, for $40.
Boys .iIa b heavy ~. nlsg , l 70 v GIs
$50 pr. for. % pr
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wAsiIiSUIUs, ID. c., July 1.-THE
cost to tue United States OF putting
down the strike In tho wost Is eati-
mated by tho government officers at
fully 100000. II may foot up moro.
The estimate for marshals' pay In
ChicAgo alone IL from Si5O,0O0 TO $500,
900, aud Congress In few days viii be-
asked TO appropriate this amount, ~ II
10 urgent.
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WORSE IMAM noYcorr.
New Sicspist Car Company 60 he
OFgRnts I'd.

a New siespins tar Company Go lie
OrgRnis ID.
IN. LOUIS, July Eat q meeting
held m East st. Louis by n number Of
business men from both sides OF tie
river, the matter of organizing a new
sleeping car company to be- known NJ
the Continental Palace company, was
discussed at considerable length.
Henry w. Pelham Clinton, Of Lon.
don assured those present that there
was no doubt that bonds Of such = com.
pAny could he banded ON the London
market n properly promoted. A cons
mittee was appointed 10 apply to the
secretary OF state OF illinois for n char
ter.
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Tue rnIe4.s.w. w,,nou,s Govornor

ARDMoRE, |. r., July 10. - The
Chlckssaw nallon 10 virtually without
n governor. The convening Of the
legislature yesterday Ms por notice OF
Acting Governor Mcclure proved M
utur failure, the Legislators refusing to
tespect his authority.
Only \ few OhiukasaWs were present
anu they were parties directly In
itreGttd IN the exclusion OF ChOctAw
nation railroad through tho territory
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rrnnl1nnr on rr,n'e " hNsNIN' h1lor.
CITY POUND NOTICE

Nor'CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
N viii sell al public auction, ~ city pound
ON the 2lnd day OF JulN, i7Ai, NJ the hour of
y. M. tho following lies ribed animal Onr
al an brown hOrro. star Ia forehead, two white
feet, no brands, weak hind ley
4. u, GILMORE. CITY pouudtecp0r
Dated thia 2lh day OF July. lsgt
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Am,rIcn md nn..in Ini.re.led In AsIn.

LONDON, July l2-rhe Standard
says II believes tue Russian anu United
States governments have urged China
aud japan not to.resott to ho,lillties In
Korea. IL says the outbreak VI war
will he tho beginning OF new East
srn question, In which the United
bt ates would also DO involved.
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CINciSSATI, Ohio, July 10. A
special 10 Iue Enquirer from Tefrr
hsuIe, lnd., says the through pAsson.
gtt from 81. Louis on the Big Fuu T
Cue at rerre HAuIo at l:2S .. M, FRI.
Jay, ia!h, was wrecked Al FJntanol,
leu mi east " here In the ojAl re-.
piuu.
Ihe onsinr, baggage, express ana
mail caIs went into the ditch. The
h'rpots remained on the lfAuk. Eu.
Rltort Morgan, OF reTre Haule, and
tue fireman were klllsi. Several pass.
tngcis were hurt, nons badly. II was
ihu work OF malignaut Train WTerkeTs.
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MR. W. u. M,oARrNnY.

Bookkccper for Bothwcii n Me-
Conaughy, the Lum Der Dealers
Adds Ills Testimony:
ono ct tho most export bookIcepors
In tho city isiu tho employ OF Bothwell
& Mechanically, the lumber dnalors.
HIS name is w -. Mccartney. In an
Interview with Mr.. Mccartney. he says
"Nes, can endorse Drs. shorcN a
Shores now treatment, Tor Il las d1ue
wonders Tor me, and To any who may
be- suffering from catArfh / would ny
don't delays go 10 Drs. Shores s. ShorN
They have proven thoy gro successful
specialists"
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Nourned n. Dtad Ihouri Li,Ing.

CHICAGO, July ia pr vate letter
received IN this city from London an
nounce1 that Frederick Cover, hui-
baud Of Nine. Lillian Norcica, 10 alive
and In London.
Mt. Cover was suppotei TO have
been lost IN a balloon ia the Euglish
channel, and for the past ten years
moufned asdead and his larRs property
divided. ThouOh diligcnt search was
made Ht tue time, no word was ever
received Of him.
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UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR

Misses, white aud Eon luope1 Coi,'
hnatiou suits, high nea "' 1''''
'i1os . aud o, worth 75c, foH, '' -.,...
Ladies' Ecru Ribbed & ''lDln 't
Suits, high neck, short sleeves, '''0' - v
0, worth Sl0j, ior dOc.
Ladies' Ecru Ribbed Cotton v, w. ~"
neck, no sleeves, worth poe, for 10,
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FIonrINo ANARCHY.
LawIess miners Held In Chseh by
sherins.

OTTAWA, Ill.,, July lS.-ShStii
Taylor anu u ~ armed deputies lvil
last night for Langley, word having
reached MIN that tho miners there had
made plans for saoking stores and
destroying mine property. There arc
now 900 deputies In La Sale county.
II 10 believed that prompt action alone
has kept down the outbreak OF this
anarchistic element 20 prevalent In the
mining regions Of the country. The
C0dnly board have voted Sheriff
Taylor to purchase an additional 100
iles. This makes 200 now at MS
command.
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FINED oS 4 TRAIN.
The supposed wouid.bc Assassin cap.
tured bs tue roIioe.

lured bs tue roitce.
Los ANoELEs, Gala, July l8 When
the tram fro a sauta Barbara last night
was three miles from this city, two
shots we're fired into tho cab from n
lonely spoL. The bullets struck thc cab
lights, narrowly missing the engineot'a
heat. A mounted police OH ser cap
tIftd man driving rapidly from the
scoHe In buggy. Tue wollJ.De 'at-
salsin proved TO be Henry PAtleruoni a
Southern Pacific engineer aud a mem
Der pl the A. III. U.
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PARAsOLsl PARAsOLst t

reyALL WAY BELOW COST. dsa
Pongoe SIX parasols worth sL2j, for
BOO
Figured and Striped Slls Parasols
were a.. 20 and ,-.tl Tor SlOn
Fancy and MORO striped silk Parasols
were $500 for SlyO
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SILK mn Tsl SILK MITTsl

I.Adief and On NIen l't ~ sl.A nl'.'-'
mporicuA worm &c 10, 'uo p''
slightly imperfect, 'o''" ''0' ''' -'' P'
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WAISTS! WAISTS WAISTS
USEQuALED ASSORTMENT on WAISTS
IN THE CRY.

EUWhits Waists COlOrod Waists,
Colorcd shirt Waists Lanndered ShlTtt,
etc, at CLEARING SALE PRICES.
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now IT THIS

hNIHehce from WT' H'V1I''" '"I M
Another old and Respected
Resident OF salt Lake.
Mr.. Richard symth, proprietor Of tho
hat factory at 3is q street. is one Of the
Old pioneers. lie IL known to nearly
everyone in Salt Lake city. Aior nk.
Ing ten DAYS ~ Dfs. Shores q shores's
treatment. no saysi
81 can truthfully state that under nra
Shores & Shores's new treatment ! have
improved moro than ! ever thought p0s-
sible for man OF my age. can recon-
mend them to oil my friends as hUueit,
conscientious and skilliul physicIans.s
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CHBMIsETTBs! CHEMIsETTEs /
ALL to BIZ CLOSED Al AND BELOW
COsr.

Chemiso,tog Ia white aud Color,,
value 80 10 400, Tor 49,
Chemiseltos IN white aud COlors, with
cuts 10 match, value Csc, for 6Oe SET.
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As ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
~ b, OF an ordinance cnuucd IAN ord,
nsnco In relation 10 the rAt LAKE City Water
WORKS, approved July ist, ls0A
lie II ordained BY tho CITY Council Of sail
Lake CITY, TeTritory OF Utah. that section Of
uon TO tho salt Lake Uiiy watetworks," an,
proved July lat, ls1&, and the same IL hereby
amended by adding Al the end OF SAID section
the following;
Provide mat In all eases where there il hut
once seruoe pipo ~ any buhdlng, inst the
All water used 10 or noout tho sald building,
supplied through said ppe, and upon failure
10 pay tho same or any Pert thereof, tue
treasurer " salt Lave Iity n hereby author.
hfd and directed In turn the water OF FROM
hnid buildiug a provided IA tho ordnance 10
which this d an amendment
This ordinance 20 tAku effect aud be 10 force
from and alter ~ approval
Passed by the CITY Council of salt Lake Oily.
Territory of Utah, July och, 1894. anu referred
10 they MuNOr for bic approval
q II BACRMAN, city Recorder.
isli. ' wy " ''''' '' -
u \, BAsKIN. Mayor.
TERuiIoUT OF UrAu,
niy aud County OF sAlt take.
L, H. NacGman, recorder In huf Tor said
ciIy, 10 hereby cerlify that the above amt fore.
gong 10 fun, tue anu correct COPY ~ an
nrilnnnco passed by Ito tity Council NJ Anlt
lake lity, Territory OF Utah July 10Th, ls0I
ant approved July mn, 1874. entitled "Au
0rdinlnCe amending section otlht OF an Ordtu.
WORKS approved July ist, 1907, gs hppoars of
record m my uilro.
In witness whereof I,haye hercunto set my
hand and bflNed the corporate seal OF sAii
Lake cry, thus the l.th day OF July a. u. 1894
lsEALl q, II, hAtkdAN, cay Rotorder.
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DUCK SUITS ! .DUCg SUITS |
tiiE FOURTH Is own ANp sTiLL 4
6REAr Assortment ot THEN
Lett. AND TnEy y 'usr BE
CLOSED our Al On EAT
~ REDUCED
PRiCEH.

A fine line IT striped, notL 80 ana
Figured Duck Suits, Ia all ooloTs, worm
S2.75 to 1870, for sl.oi,
An elegant limo of Ian aud Hue 'u'H
Suits, worth sLO1 10 Sl.5) for s2.7j.
Iiesuuul Duck suits, in all colo m
worth $3.50, for Si.50.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-11-30
A SC4TTERBRAIN TiLKER.


Hon. Thos. B. Reed Of Maine, is not
likely to be the Republican candidate ft,l
President; his party will want sonletilii 9
more solid than his "brilli nt'' qualities.
Commenting OH the Republican victory il,
November he said:
1--WE shall learn from the hard school of
experience, what this generation had forgot
ten, that all periods OF prosperity have been
periods of protection, and all periods of de
preston have been periods of free trade
MI. Reed is = Scatterbrain talker. It il
hard to believe that any man i'll politics
has forgotten the period of depression
which occurred i'll 1873 under a period of
protection.'' It exactly resembled The
present one, both as to its effect on bust
Less and on the government revenues.
messages to congress i'll 1879 and 1874 AIT!
they are just what President Cleveland
might write to day:
THE year that has passed since the sub
mission of my last message to Congress has,
especially during the latter part of it, been
al w eiioi u oe ~ o'io Soui11J. LII tiio miuSt
OF great national prosperity financial crisis
has occurred that has brought low fortunes
of gigantic proportions. The revenues have
materially fallen off for the first five months
of the present fiscal year from what they were
expected to produce, owing to the general
panic now prevailing, which commenced
about the middle of September last ~. S.
Grant, December /, 1873.
'Since the converting Of Congress one year
ago, the nation has undergone a prostrat:on
in business and industries such as has not
been witnessed with us for many years Z.
S. Grant, December I, 1874.