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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14
Two Valuable Friends.

I. A physician cannot be always bad
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Bruises and
Burns occur often and sOmstimes when
least expected. Keep handy the friend
Of maIy households and the destroyer
of all pain, the famous Red Flag OIL. 25
cents.
=. Msay 2 TiecioGs life could be sSsed
that IS being racked to death With that
terrible cough. Secure a coed nights
rest by investing 3 cents for a bottle Of
Pan-Tina. the great remedy for coughs.
colds and consumption. Pan-Tims sold
al q. ". BenfOId 5 Drug Store.
They say that pupil in one of the
Erie school houses squints 50 badly that
he can study grammar with one eye and
geography with the other.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14
Songs have the power 70 qaiet
The restless pulse Of care,
And come like the beaedictiOa
Inst follows amer prayer

If you are worn out by that hacking
cough, and want s. good nights rest, try
PAn-Tina, the great remsdy for coughs,
colds and consumption p and 80 cents
PAn-Tina sold at G. w. Benford's drug
store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14

What did you think Of the play
Oh, it was Just lovely. The heroine
appeared in six different costumes in
one act.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-14
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and 50 popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise.-A purer medicine does not exist
and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bi;ters will cure all
diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys. will
remove pimples, bOils, salt rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
viii drive malaria from the system and
will prevent as well as cure all malarisl
feyers. For cure Of headache, constipa-
ton and indigestion try Electric Bitiers.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refunded. Price 30 cts and 81 per bottle
at j. n Snyder's Drug store.
Miss Kate Sanborn says Of the pro-
grommes at womens clubs: The papers
are usually too lorg windeda and too labor
ed. They are exhaustive, usually going
back to the beginning Of the world to ex-
plain the present subject.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
AFFAIRSOF The CITY
An Effort To Turn DOal" Judge
HO55s Re.Bppoillmsnt.
COLUMBIA WAS NOR UNVEILED.
A Zig fcrcs Of Men at work on the Joint
City aud County Buildiug,-1hs
Gravity sewer.

The regular weekly sc,slon o; III,
CITY Council which would have
been held last night but Tor tho fac
that yesterday was legal holiday viii
convene this evening and all msmbera
except Clawton anu Hardy wbo aro
absent from the city are expected to be
present.
The session will doubtless DO an In.
tctcssIug one as several matters VI I'm.
p1r,auce ato ou the calendar for con.
siieration. Among the items await.
lug counoilmanic action aud attention
Is the report from tue committee 10
whom was referred the appointment by
Mayor Baskin OF Judge Hoge as city
attorney 20 succeed hlnaelf.
Tho report Tor some time has been
hung up on pog Of uncertainty aud
In the meantime action has been SUI
pended, all Of which, Il seems, Is ox.
cecdingly unfortunate for Judge Hogo
as the disposition VI the members today
was 10 "turn him down" In favor OF
spmo other member OF the legal ffalor.
MY. Just who the "other" oxpounder
Of law is was not given out but II Is
definitely stated that majority Of the
councilman have decided on their man
AMI that they will ask the Mayor TO
appoint him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

lection In view o! tins TACT ina, ho has
held his present shore duty as naval
secretary Of tbs light house board but
twenty months, when Ihg customary
length OF such sefvloa 10 four years.
Secretary Herbert says that ho gultclrd
Captain Evans for this command On
account OF absolute htness, without
c0nsultati0n Or without tugEe,tiOus
from any one. Ha had explained 10
Captain Evals his reasons Tor iusigu.
ing him u this important command
aud No tar from being di.ssti. del, tue
officer had expressed his ilicallon
AMI sense OF the compliment Implied 10
hIn ArlrcMnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
The SENATE SESSION
Miscellaneous Business Transacted
this MorRils.
THE TARIFF DEBATE CONTINUED.
A Democratic Caucus VIII Probably BE
Held Immediately After
Adjournment.

wAuuSuroS, July 2j. - In the
morning hour In the Senate the can.
ference report on the legislative, exec.
uive and judicial appropriation bill
was agreed to.
Allen presented n resolution direct.
ing the attorney general TO transmit
full copies Of oil correspondence liele'
graphic aud olhefwisel between the
department Of Justice and the railroads
centcrlng In Chicago from June 10
the present time. He asked immediate
confederation, but Plat objected to 1t
and II went over.
A resolution was adopted 10 investl.
gate the office Of Colonel Charles
Tracey, secretary Of the b1ari Of char.
Ties In tho District ~ Co'umbiE.
Colonel Tracey isa brother Of General
Tracey, the New York congressman.
Coke secured the passage by unanl-
NOUS consent Of bill granting 20 the
Arkanaas, reNas anu Mexican Railway
company the right VI way through ln-
alan Territory.
AT laos CalltUy resumed his speech
nommunoed yesterday a. 10 the Justice
Of duty on sugar. When be finished
Daniels took the floor.
At 2:3O y. m. the Senate went into
executive session and Democratic
caucus probably will follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
An Overdue vessel.

sAS FRANClsCO, July 20. Ninety
per cent IN offered by the Euglish
underwriters on the missing Bntish
ship CollnlrnIve. The vessel was out
yesterday, laO days from New Castle,
\. >. w, She had on board when she
lett the colonies, n cargo Of coal for
John ID. Spreckels & Bro. She Ia ~
long overdue that she has bten given
~ ny her owners aud original iusuTeTs
There Ia now more inleres, taken 10 the
Colihlraiye than any vessel which has
ever been 30 long overdue NJ this port.
Although there was good deal OF re-.
Insurance sold In Ban Francisco II she
were never to turn up the loss on her
here would not amount TO over $4,000
In nil. IL she should come sailing into
Uuft the gains would DO enormous
The reason OF this Ia thRt no One
would tOuon tho risk until a big per
ccnsage had been offered, aud most Of
the insurance was bought ioT sixty per
cent aud upwards. Opinion on 10 the
ye'sel's safety Ia pretty well divided,
some Of the most experienced chipping
men basing their Judgment on the
weather which prevails at this time OF
the year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
BURNED TO DEATH.
Washington Has a Fatal Fire; Ten
Houses Destroyed.
rInEnES PERISH IN ruE FLAMES.
Two Hundred Horses Roasted Alive
Daring Attempt a, Rescue by
Fltcmtn aud Policemen.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-rhroo fire.
men were killed., a do1,n psrsjus in-
iifed ami over 200 hoFses burned to
death 10 a iire which swept this block
nt Rand Second sit,ets, In which were
the X nox stables aud warehouse, carly
this morning. Besidos the kuOx aud
Adams expires stables, ton houses were
butped. one hundred and fifty horses
In Adams's stables we're rescued. The
los, will exceed quarter Of a million.
The deau fromen are; samuel J..
Mas,en, Michael Fentou aud Bennis
D0u0hue.
one Of the Knox stable employees
was burned anu may die, Fdlly d,z-
GA nremon anu pOlicvmen wefo over
come ny heat.
Tue Injured nrg; j. q. Wilson,
broken leg; James Nvlhai, epraiurd
uack, seriously injured; Lee Bell,
burned about the hAnuu nnd face;
James A. Hooper, lacuratul forehead,
Ed Cahiil, shoulder broken.
When tue rear wall u the Adams
building fell the members Of hose COM
fany No. and several Of tho other
companies woru caught inside. Halt
d JOxsu leads Of hose were turned uIon
the butning macs. When tho bricks
cooled slightly twenty ntemen aud rs
iuauy policemen rushed into the build.
lux at an awful risk. The walls Of the
kuoX building were liable ut any mo-
mrnt 10 fall aud crush the smaller
Adams building under them. In a
moment the rosouers emerged, drag
giDg the bodies Of three nromon nufl
by the falling bricks. The heat had
teen 40 Intense that tuuy were almost
b.kuu uliyc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

CHICAGO, July 25.--By order Of the
court tho bail OF the four prisoners was
reduced from $4,000 to S1,OO0 zach,
today.
Attorney w. w. Erwin, counsel for
tho A. +. U. OH cers, violently aasaLed
tue government officers anu Indirectly
the court. Judge Woods showed sup
pressed excitement by his trembling
hands. Erwin asserted that In cases
Of Justice the power Of tue people back
Of the government reyefis TO the
people. His tail frame qulvered with
excitement aud his voice almost rose
TO shrek. Erwin declared that the
roads entered into conspiracy TO sus.
tain the Pullman company In its fight
with the employees. Tue supreme court
must decide, he said, whether the men
were not Justified IN resisting such
conspiracy when tue courts were silent
regarding IT, "Ihe question II whether
the people are sovereign or have dele.
gated all their powers to the combina.
ton OF wicked men nud representa- yeu
who arc asleep" he declared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
A VICIOus noe,
A hoy Nearly Hiiird by NJ.
nerunFd.

NAsIuSu4ON, July ga full
grown st. Bernard Dog attacked ami
nearly Killed siK.year.old George
Barnett. Tue mRddoned animal had
thrown the child down and was
yielously biting him when the child's
father, attracted by this screams OF his
son, came 60 the rescue. With base
ball hat no drove the animal away. but
when Mrs. Barnett attempted 10 carry
the ohild indoOrs tho dog returned and
again attacked the boy. Then took
place - terrible battle between the
mau aud tho dog, dufiug which Mr..
Barnett Ia attempting 10 hit the
animal struck his wife, who was trying
10 protect tho child, knocking her
senseless. Finally an officer hrsd
seven shots Into the dogs body anu
the animal was killed. Mrs. Bsrnult's
Injuries are not serious, but the child IL
In = preCafiOus condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
WORK of lhe uen.ns nurenn.

WAsHISGTON, July 25,-The census
bureau has begun the work Of tabulat-
ing the statistics Of occupations. There
are two hundred employees Of the
lafms, homes aud mortgages division
engaged Ia the work, which il eK-
the bureau aud 10 considered the most
difficult,
II 10 expected that the eleventh CEN
sus will be practically completed In
the latter part OF September There
are Elk hundred employees now ON the
rolls and before that time all save u
score Of these will Oe dropped.
The work Of those retained will be
mainly to revise the unuompleIel por-
ton Of the census work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
A BuIIet Throngh a WlndoM.

Tho report Ola rilo shot was heard
10 tho vicinity Of No. us Sixth street
last night about O'Clock 5multan.
eous with the explosion there was
crashing OF Rlass and wave OF excite
ment At the residence Of Mr.. j. Bet
kJuhead, who lives at the number
given. Later MI Betkouhuad called
at the police station exhibiting hat.
encd bullet from ~ small bore riilu aud
handful o. glass fragments. The
pUlius made a Jctuur Of the pfemises
tut failed TO fine any ulue as 20 who
fred the shot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

'rsmi.es afihc uan Carisr,a suspected
uocomplIce.
Gaze confessed b stealing the pror.
orty on tho night or July s.h from
The tatn o.. II. }. LncEsou,
Murray. Carter, ho said, was With
him mud together they raiued sUvcul
barns. Aiior they were through they
divided turHp i.t, 20 says, Cater taking
ihu twy acts % names IN question anu
himself two ytnur Bsts whiuu be- claims
ho took direct % Contractor Harklue
aud s8lj.
Erickson on being tolephoned by tho
police came up from Murray and
Identified the property as ME.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

DIES MUISEs, July 25.-Th largest
anu most enthusiastic Republican state
convention ever held Ia Iowa met to-
Baldwin, temporary chairman, In n
speech said that Federal muskets had
driven the Democratic doctrines Of
state rights and treason into tneir Oath
some homes
The prayer by Rev. ]. l.. Weaver
was sensational. He prayed that the
oountry's Hnomy, the Democratic
party, would DO as melcliul ~ possible
and appealed to tho Omnipolent to as.
eisI In oxpediIing the Infamous Demo.
cratic party from power anu lay tho
hand OF divine pleasure on them aud
restrain them forever from exerciaing
government authority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
STATEHOOD CELEBRATION.
Prominent Non Partisan Politicians and
Church Leaders VIII Speak.

The Utah Statehood Day celebration
is 10 DO made strictly non.pRrtisRn,
says the committee IN charge, and with
that idea Ia view prominent Repub.
licAns and Democrats have been iu.
viled to address the big meeting Of
Utonlans which It Is expected Will
assemble NJ SaltaiT on Wednesday,
August let. Leading church men,
both Mormon aud non. Mormon, are
also expected 10 speak and JOIN In ex-
pressions Of gladness and Thanksgiving
Tor the great aud long desired boon Of
statehood.
The gathering promises 10 10 a
most unique anu interesting one aud II
Ia believed can be- made the biggest
event OF the season nj Saitair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
a New labor Uuion.

hANsAs CITY, July 2j.-GrRnd
Master Barrett, VI the Switohmeu's
Mutual Ala association, passed through
here today en- route Tor Chicago, alter
a prolonged tour through Kansas In
the Interest OF tbs newly projected
SWitchmen's union.
Mr. Barrett has been TO Topeka,
LeayenwortL, aud other Kansas
points, agilaling tho scht me for new
yfleT hnd SAIL 10 reporter that he had
net sigma sucoese. "Eyerywhere, "aaid
ne'"lhe idea was heartily taken up aud
Practically ali members OF tho oh
association whom / met promised 10
ON the rev body.p
IN Kansas CITY, whore there are 6OO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

SpMNuFIELD, Ills, July 25.-Tho
Republican slate convention met at
l2;l5. JAS. b. Mann, OF Chicago, tenn.
porary chairman, made strong All
dress, holding tho Democratic pgtty
responsible tor the prevailing distress.
After adopting resolution declaring
that the members Of the convention
should do their utmost 10 secure tho
acceptance by the state OF tho monu-
ment Of Lincoln with a view TO lie
preservation, the convention took a
receas.
The committee ON permanent orgaui.
cation selected Ex-Governor Filter as
the permanent chairman Of the con.
ventiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

pu sh the iuiorinantions. Judge Gross
oIp announced that he wUuli tato no
pare ia tho contempt pr1cse1iugs, as
we defendants are under indictment
To- the United States district court, over
which ue presiies, aud the same ques.
Hons VI law will TO RAISED under the
indictments. District Attorney Nil.
christ announced ~ special counsel
Edwin walker, H., and suggested that
the hearing be postponed until Walker
10 ablc 10 take chargc Of IT, Tue uJur.
continued the case until Sept jtn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
The TuTaerbund Convention.

DENvER, July 25.-Tne Turnerbund
convention to-day decided to hold the
next convention 10 1895 az Louisville,
Ky, the vote being $40 Louisville; II
San Francisco. rho Athletic tourna.
ment In 1897 will be- held vt st. Louis,
where the executive board heAdquar.
tors were established for the next two
Year.. Protests were adopted against
legislation calculated 10 keep out dc.
siTRblu immigrants and against intro
ducing religious subjects In schools.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
sympRthy for the lauofers and iAvoTlng
government ownership OF railroads,
telegraph, gas works and mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

Hussiau freaks th~ Windows OF
tbe niiiiomairs'- Residence.

CmCAUJ, July 20 The Allen
paper car wheel works al pullmtn
started up to-day with dozen new
men. TINS officials have noiinr their
employees 10 return % work, guatan.
teeing them protection, aud unless they
return tue Company proposes 10 opOr.
alto the works with now men. rnere
II no evidence oi weakening among
the Pullman strikers. Simon ltskin,
n Russian, huflei many stones ut the
m tssiye residences OF uel. II Pullman
today, breaking ten OF do2sn large
plate glass windows. lie was arrested
charged Win malicious mischief.
Reskin Il said 10 DO "a we'll known
European anarchist lie was held 10
the criminal court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-Word has
been received OF the wreck and total
loss OF the British wooden bark William
Lacheur Oh Care ~. James, on
Provost Island, 800 miles from 5lrga-
pore,
The vessel lett Singapore for Hong
Kong On May An 10 load at the
latter port iOr San Francisco. She
never reached her destination, and hsr
bones are now bleaching on the rocks
oil Care 81. James, wAilo the hodles OF
her crew are sIrown along the shore or
are lying at the bottom VI the ocean.
Out of lhe crew Of seventeen not a mum
was lett to tell the tale. When she
went ashore IL not known, hut II was
probably few days alter she left
Singapore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

CHICAGO, July 26.-Polioeman Lind.
gren was seriously wounded and two
rioters badly hurt In a fight In the
Grand Trunk yards, Forty.ninth
street. Strikers attempted to stop a
freight train, when AN oilloer inter-
iered anu was fellod by volley OF
stones and coupling pins. Lihdgren
hred, probably fatally iniuring Alex
ander Hart and slightly wounding u
striker named Donnlgan. But one
Hotter was arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
A Fire Bot No Alarm.

Tho southwestern part o. the city On
tue vicinity VI Second Wtss aud
Twelfth South streets last night be-.
tween uinc aud ten O'Clock was made
very light by o big Olazo the exact
nature Of which WaH not known a,
fifo department headquarters tolsy.
Assislaut Fare Chief Donovan cav, ~
uid mauy 0ihsrg, the fiamrs shooting
upward from tile main part Of town,
but No no alarm was sounded tht De.
paftmenI did not turn out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
oPiuu sHUgGLINo.
vigorous Preparations to suppress
the Practice.

tue FfnCttCcs
TACOMA, Wash, July co. The o..
). government will take up tue sup.
PRESTON VI opium smuggling with Ia.
gfthsud vlgur. Fur last steam
launches are 70 be purchased 10 cstab-
llsh a uysiJmatiu water patrol on
Puget gound anu Columbia flyer One
launch will TO established al Ho3ma,
Ouo al Port Townsend, one ut Astoria
abd one at Portland. The customs
iofcs la this district will be augmented
by tbs addition OF iOur young men
who are not afraid anu tue launches
viii cruise constantly. Othet email
launches and revenue cutters owned
by tho government will DO placed NJ
various places along the SCUM, seattle
among Ihem, TO watch Tor smuggling
operations. lhlu grows out OF the
recent trip hero O Assistant Secretary
Hamlin, VI tho treasury department,
aud J. J. Crowley, supervising special
agent. Heretofore smuggiors nave
had u soft Buap, OSiug 10 customs uili-
GERS slow vessels aud ANAL force.
Leslie CullJm, special agent VI the
treasury whom they told OF these To-
cfeasys, says thofe viii be no further
excuse Tor tmuggling when tue new
service becom,s elective. More opium
Ia shipped across tue bJrIVt in this
state than at any other paTt Ol tho
United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
VIII Have Another Turn.

Henry shields ami II, s. Townsend,
oi Park City, John $. Mosby IT., VI
Ogden, anG A. Is. Witchsr, OF SAT-
Lake, are applicants FOR admission to
the bar OF The Territorial Supreme
Court, ans they were partially eK-
hminsd by Judge Sutherland, M tho
examining committee, al his Office in
the Commercial block last evening.
Ogden Hilrs aud u. b, CrIchlUw, tia
other members OF the committee, we're
not present, aud the examination was
therefore continued I'll this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
KNIonTs or CoLUnnIA.
Allegations a gain-t the Onicrr- OF the
order.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 25.-Sult has
been nied in the district court Of
Shawnee county by tho hciru OF q. NJ.
Bsiiori 4 Colorado springs, Colo,
praying tor an Injunction restraining
George w. Reed aud others from act
ing ~ the grand oilicera Of the ordvr
known ~ tue Knights Of Columbia.
The petition alivgee that the grand
t1icers have refused to levy an as,oss-
ment 10 pny the death clam OF G.. VI.
Baliord aua also that they have failed
TO levy assessments on nine other
deaths. lt Ia also alleged that Raed
aud his associates were not chosen 10 be
thr grand Jfliccrs OF tho order ut a
legal meeting.
tia further charged that the con-
vrntiOn " the order called by Rsod To
meet NJ Kansas cry August 10 was
NOT regular. General HAzen upon be-
irg informed the Uflicsm OF the order
were now investigating the BAliord
cain suspended action.
ltied says the suit IL tTumpud up 10
umbatfass the Oriur, Tue Oruer was
organized by Reed in Topeka three
years ngu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
Gravity sewer.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.
beginning Ihi, Evening the Union
Pacific will Resume Old Time
Service.

Beginning this evening at $50 tho
Union Pacific will resume operations
according to tho eastern passenger
traffic schedule which prevailed before
ihe strike.
under arrangements that then OK.
listed two trains carrying mail aud pas-
bengeTs arrived here daily from The
east aud the Same number departed.
Tho continued boycott VI the Southern
fac &c, however, cut down tTafilc im.
meusely ana uia1e II possible Tor ono
train each way daily TO do all business.
Now that the Southern Pacific 10
running trains into Ogden as formerly
The restoration IL maze.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
DoaINIoN COAT COMPANY.
Ten individual Companies Console
dated into Onr.


BosroN, July l5.Thr Dominion Coal
company, which Henry NJ. whitney,
brother u ex.Secteiaty whitney, "
president ", WAS organized under the
laws Of Nova Scotia, with c lpithl VI
sl6,0OJ,OJO common un 100000
preferred stouk. OF tho comm0 si0cS
only a million aud u halt has been
onsrei to the public, although lots ot
II IL floating arOuni.
Whitney took $1,000 shares NJ $40.
The selling price yesterday was - x,
two big blocks holng sold a. that
figure.
The other OH Gers are; Tfeauter
John 8 Mclaun, Montreal; chief ON.
gineer, II. 5. pioisOn, Boston; resident
manager, David MolStUn, Glace Bay,
Capu Britou,
The company U0nsOlijaies the busl.
ncss o; teu individual companies at
Cape Brltou ami viii build u railroad
- miles from LOu.sburg 40 that II can
put coal Oh h0arI vessels there nj about
ouu dollar ton aud with the United
states tariff removed, big market
viii TO found ~ all .ho New England
sraboafds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25

pEROrE, Vera Cruz, July g5.-Be.
tween This city and fszuillau, Ia the
great pine forests, a diligence was at
tackled by seven mounted robbers. One
passenger, rich spanish murohAut,
was robbed VI $4,000. Two ladies were
relieved u diamond rings Eud Jewels.
The express box was fiiUd. over nifty
troopers are Ia pursuit VI tho bandlts
anu viii Kill them on slght.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
Poll Tax Crusade.

The street department officials have
begun crusade against poll tan dslin-
queuls aud declare that The man who
fails to pay up forthwith will be prose,
cutsd. lhoy slviss all persons subject
10 the poll taK Law " step promptly
forward and settle up ard thus avoid
ogurt O. peuseH.