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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner ~ "'h. ave
and 10. Pastor. lrf = it KOS
SITTER II. Services. 10 - nrl subject f0r fh"
evening servcc. why Are There Sot Mlre Young Men
mon observed the church. MoniaN nishi. meeting 'r
PRAYER. "wednesday night church prayer meeting con
Quoted hy Young Thursday night know you better
meeting fJr young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

IN BY the Pastor, Rev. THEODORE G. WIl.LiAMS; ~
p s sunday school. $3.50 D. m in charge oI a.,
S,xSEDERIc j. GOULD associate The public cordially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

CHURCH OF THE PrRITANs T i Yd 49, y
pss,or services tomorrow II ana 80 D. ~,
pnv LANES A. WOKDEN. -. D., Of fhIsheipn'to 49,
the evening service inc 'S'
I'M deliver the nfh the course Of evening i ,a
rh Sc, and It's Lessons. subject. Life SaV'Ts
sche., at 3 D. Young Peoples nertihg d" 'o.piorh
otonal meeting AT . "''"''
liall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Chicagl Ill, Oct 14.-Ths anr.u-es-
menS q the Washington Pazk ems
that II VIII hold no mon. race use,!rzs
does not mean that there viii b :,
more racing on the track. but ss-u,y
that the club viii not ASSUME c5---51
Of the management Tie club has
been as much e social As Facing sine,
and few Of the racing eotsrle wi.aiz
the club are socially elnbzrrsssea s-s
personally annoyed by me !ntset=s1-
found against the club ozcl.ls -
summer on the ground TIA. The rs.-
track was q cg.lm5a El.s4nee. rs.--
was also a stronger feeling anon. =
portion Of the club agalns: Preside,
NAeeier. The sentiment has some s.-
nuence In The action " Lass nizht H.
= thought President Wheeler vas ~
trAFAssnL The expenses % the 49,
lA4s season We're some g55.gl5. ana 49,
sa4a the antl-N heeIsr party. A. -
- tA-NA- Inc announcement q last
night was timely IN a racing Nv
OF STAKES Tor -s-s and issg 81.
ANllaE ana hundreds u entries -
s4s-1s Seen made. 1lree lsss stax-s
= -- .@s-fA ~-4A % Win 1-hlNf AZ -
the Sheridan stake. - ~, -. = -,
ne revived EasieWood staE.s So
a.so "iu close Tomorrow. IT, ,-s.-
as mas three classic events - -
- meeting. closed last oc.oter, whirr
.f- 70 y nbAnaoaed They A. -
1850 American derby. up,7 : -, -
S4..9iiAtes the eookmakera ers al,-s =
ss-uAs' the Queen tsahslia aDt ~.
SAeFiaan stakes. Aithouya sb1ns,, ~.
,as Washington Park club. tsese
snEs= events are not likely l. - r,I1s-
Led GsoEge V Eznksns. II r. ~. ,.'-'-.-
: ~ ASSOCIATION. wac operates ne re- -. =
tiAE4sln fark track, said aftsr = - -,
a-aIa q the boari's acton. 7 sS s'-i
1 1le washington Parx esuh a.
-.-eF t2 take these stakes ,-hssN' : -. =
Ss'sea and are closing. a #. Is ss - :
Dsst ioF RACING that ne ~f-.--.,
sssaia not die, and an Wllli IS-A :
80 So mem % Harlem aud pay m.
PARK club" washington
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

g Loz,s. o. la-Hsefare a fh-,sx
EhicH paes.1 TIE lssses "a ne o,h--
sc d ne rivs- ana re great Eza5
fridge MIS- Esaa lsapeatheira aaisAesi
saElg 1Ezf - ne -1lis Ara . hzir
ns-llag sastea for ne seras1s cham
E.gHsli2 q Azsrl.a. a4ssasiag sass
I17~ Aah1ey 20 Hsrts-r1. Com. va.
tel-s rhe rlrr iaEt. E-osFe,4 rowing
lrfcse the rasiteat =as EaIt oEsr. T-e
tire SIS - H1iuE-=s - - see7r 3.
lAe lztees sr1 lrllSes were psekt,i
ana e1lt1iar tnraEr. preefiestlg al
n-n- iolS 3sfers ths iszle set ser ne
csrfe4.. vhile tss riFsf Adore The Start
INK r1lnI rear the 1zsr.hznrss nrisse
-4H eeTsret win r3lia corur!siliz
syeryfhi1E FROM = s-eana tEE down -
hc1Esn3ztznaEs eilsY.
Tie air vas crisp ard cnos. with a
rather stE- Nrasxe hipNlaE. which. h3vs.
eyer. had ilttis e1ss. urcr ~ wste-
TIE CURE. Nhlch Ezs 1ssr- -,
iay betresz he fsro great hri6res. Il
sas N-pa clear b. Fatru- to4t. ~ 70
fhe trirE = IL EtsFrinx PISTOL lltsie
ur-s vas NFt r. ffe,isnina5.es and ~
III the giris 20 za4F - \ Sod strrt
eaeh pulNrs ~ easy srroEe tar fh-
rrzt ssrteenth u q mile me uuItirr
TAq thes- 4fTef. Ffkerad 4 BIZ ans -
fA-- ezE1 sa-sfts- - = All. ss-4-. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Dsais5-- TsE OK 1.-THE e,sse O.,
ne base b4ll s-saga u Texas hns LEFT
-n- H-s4 q -lz.E ~ this state in
- 55e. 80 wee felr sln51rage-
1erz a. csEEr "a = ~ tha. $3.50
- czr p Elected \ reeffrr WI -
ls1 ln Daliss 0z-cter = ~ .-e ru--
tpa. q e-aezHg 1ks lHaE.e. when
DeEiR9n aEe srsrua- znl - rs-rs-
fe1te1 trrF- lsn zru ear togsr q
tel- q ~ BERT arsa1sl1s players =
Texas Nl1. rith Ear s-er5-t rTo-,-F
We .sgr~lE Oh rhs Texas sias,-r5-
.rs tsAF1a E-1rEg.-lsn haa -net wfth
10y srr ~ fzr nary faForsa-
400 Az-lt E-a = sez es-r clzuge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Wage G-zsaulii announces the
s.-s 2 -s3-az ssslzs-gy Tor next Thursday
Q .'-t 1sl-z Eas Colonsi." This play
saf a-a-<sE t-ez1 the German by
oaza- P ssa1z- az4 IS Of the same
f-gl- - --zza- '7yilldRson's Wild
sus- Or BLY, t1a other successful
-.--r5.r s-s-- - same source. The
s-ar1 - Z1s Cgc1sr are oscar p
s3s- g-s . -.s -ess know eccentric
--zas1lz-s as josephine Florence
sss ed ezEzt-s- Of Mrs. and the
la.e ~. : rI--e-cs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Manchester. oct i4-TAe asFl'
o. business 61-ing TIE week vas q !,
sr thAn during the sreet'aiAs /.
he tone was Quiss and faif'l p.
bur the ahssase o, the China 4 N (
was felt In4fa tocsht ysrll T., y
Trl5erstsly. several lmpoa..s.,
speel4ltlsz we're - well 81 u 4.
are now uno6taiu2hle est s II, y
airy delivery, Much q IN, 1
vas speculative IN antisip-i'.,n 4.
expected import duty, sessls
can orders showed inprossn.s..-.
UllrSish-Eg, ptiAn traders 80 i,
crate, Home trade cloth ers nv, I
content with small quanas'..-. ~.
nsrs have again ssrnsShh ~
their working margin sns ~ "a
distinctly better piscet thaa - ~
fas;urers me latter are ~ n
shilling he.te- thnn spinnsis !, !.
we're unchanged on the wes ,.ss
panies q splnners pay diyia ,.s,s 4
Washington bureaus essii.-,,s.,sl
cotton yield this year Is co.'s
unusually unlikely one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15
u ,on,. - rrAeEnr.
wat Lea u 70 the Frsht-TA-
FrsarinaIs-

y Sat Led u 70 the FIxht-Th-
Frsaefpzis-
Waao. Tex o. iA-Th= particulars
q ~ tragedy last alght a, Sarwso.s.
hiiis rtsran IL tAls essHfy O. ne
AFan7ss Pas rzlifsas. are -. vs-y-
estalis. ihess zsag - witnesses %
sazea q the aE4ir. John seAzs-aari. a
ti-rkFuiih. ash Tohn s.rfpil-s.
f2szafr. lad q dlspzis several z1cntsr
zs-, 80 q shl-z I'd fe-iszg S-rsg3rse
z seen ne uasl- Aho4t , s'c.ge1 izat
s4Asii 1if.-2lig arlss. "a Whlca Sc
e1tfilza ttrucE sstrir.inr's son % re
res, iaf-ei41F a danEerols llt Prob.
aal7 1at ialzi UoEne- II = nl1z,s-.
Ae-as1An szu sripiirr arer1zralas
sar eAa-9 = ~. a. Gates. q rslzfive.
-ie asked Tor MS GIN Tiir izs-er
er.a,s fqfvEr1 ul:h 4 ec1b.s rarrezle.l
E4l - N4s flrE g course AID x u
ne+ fu1Ea VIZ Gr.E The shot, bit Il
- ssrrl q ei1ss ranss and the beck
500 ioTl fEifHtfai Egls VI HelzsslAr'G
szft ti-ti a1posilg Eia1 teafl1E re lang
AL neart- IEe F4eri-u 1re5re1 1eas
irsFt1 nt4F An4 aEy th-re u1tl .he A.
riF1l q ne o',isert ard Jusae. Cal
= Sae- Hco FieNaE ths ha..y sebas-
Ia 4nd Caves 1isa rpszred At cree.
ei'esra az " parsuIt ars Eheri@
E-rzr haz ssnt rIf "a every airectlaa
1ft-l'i pil1rl q TIE fuKitlVss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

= - "a se,rr,
-. :, 49,, /,
- 80 80 - '-''- = 800
c=4 E1eH=s T7zs l-s4saef l;1a'
nv Rev. D. 27Ee-t 5. NrAHl.
-. 60. -.-.-., .,..,.. AZ
=
New vas -hs-s 4 us.-s "
dam -lau thKE q 0iiFsr W
E1'nss- De p1szAd rum Z. !.
q Asz~su Is h=ag;if1lly a. =,
s-irss q az o-soasr lay. Sss,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

no space 10 bee seen bHyvTssa Re s,11ts
Of the two girls. At this poiat the s.
Louis girl quickene4 hz- stroke. pulled
in the lead a-d was therefore r1e in
danger. A dozen lengths between trez
in the half mile, the Hartford Eirl gave
up the race and practically STORED
rowing The western oarsw5nza z4p1
her pace and finished an easy wsrus-.
amid the yelling o. ns-, 1r.ns e edat
guns and screechinE OF idcon1.iss
whistles from the tracks alor- a.
river banks. Immeiia tely up1a th-
close Of the raee the Contestants wee
picked up by their tues ard AXE .
the club house rear ne starting rlI.lt
Sllss Ashley ara ner uauaE.r 81 e
y. Atherlon, istt Tor home tcrirbt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

waco. Tex. oct. l4-ssse'~ ~
III Burke's deputies have eesn y, =,
tab on the numssr Of mu'ss s. 4 j
inss committed since they -, -
in efice. about a year ana .'s.d.s
ana this morning they n''' III
sticks for the twenty-tniIo, .r,l,ts
these nine or ten were s.r I,
the city and the rssnaish.le "
country. and OF the ~srrlctii1
there have been but two 81, ,s b.IbIl
large proportion OF the
undisposed OF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

> F71s c-5E5 Es-4ss1 % ne t-1c
iast 1-F4t ~ 4. x. csos@r Lesz5z
iassa .l1- u z's-lz.a- sis zcrsE ~srs
ee-T ifzs-=Etvs- Tarse 5s-sezz AKA
g ;-s r-ag--z q n. c1zr-a n
G31caf VIZ faeSE 10 - 4 gals 1-st2zy
-Elt II. = q Trzgnf VII ak as-s
t1-rel = wu have Eo5E -us1e
l1z-- even s1s Ten Faur hs..r
e71 1r-T slgF s--- a.. Ert ,1-sf -.
De- q lllia %srh Ma sf-aa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15
At A NEeao DANCE
Two White Men Butshsr Each -,
One DEAD


Waco. Tex. Oct i4-Tv,
.AF7ers Who live al the fork ., -
BRACES and Bosque rivers ~, Us
si9ae and Virgil MOsa. cash 49, :,
-'Doas p years attended a negro 49,
last riigat IL company wiz : 49,, -
q e'asF Ehi'e spectators, and rsr.
'At's became Involved in a al.s-,s
el- accusing the oihAr o.
ssi.i,i,s I'm q young adv I, '. ~
= EAs9is Ssoa- The lie Eas rs'... y ne
aeeof1lng % the statement - - 4iad
s 80, Alo2n spranS At sf5.e -, s.Is''-
- - a-''ss- lhe latter quicsiy go $50
49, II. ~ AtAts ara blaady "a NY, ~. "a ~,
.sf5- 80 g p ~AseA Non ~. ~
Gsass-sus,z "a "a Stone cut. but so,
1-.-- t1-ak s.sss 49,. -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

. s-zzs-Gs fzzagaz st. Louis
EFai ratez1 Fez- new car Just
sscslvs-- TURNER & DINGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Win 1.sz1 -Ees tfcm RE- R9y1t
Fata-- flgz- EzG battered ~ 10. Bslls
Hff.nsH cr=aa1sTy and a sep - ac1E-4
q 81 fr9E- CsaHs & sans5rrs r. 4 =
cT-= gs- et- l. karrF We szr.
tasl1 al TURNER (. UTwCsEr-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

fhaF be has knesn ctgs.kl.ra y ~
kafcEs4 fr0m rzss thzt had Ten keu-
t~g PEARS - vaFrlrt = VAS . sp=e.al
rEesss -IisG ElAt sp.sEsls rxelnszd ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

ula 5sTa q; say harf 81 Or ssr
y. grps asr fae e eus ssss hars-a.
si-ss aaf G1aair drgrsra. eify a-ss..
ali ~ ~ ~ 8ue-
,. /. WAllaslLts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

y. . s1snErfs farl1ss r. rlait
fl1yni P2ifuf Ps11r A nsN - f5ff
ssceiyee. TyfiSEE. a ufNGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15
tIE8ss or TEr lei


za~ zsf4rssrsas7 rssai - -. as-sss-
@fHsa a<zss 7ssrs So ssa L-.--
e-pss r~rrav.4 sal -xysr-ssssnr--
r~-s S-4csr--sassysr-saE r--f.-.---
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

VIA treaE rGs= from the Royal
=1-szr Fl11,- Al A1;tsred by the Belle
r.r - -r-z--sTT. and 4 cup OF coffee
z-z5s f-Ezs CsEse b sanborn's NJ q j.
rras Tl ezr - 10 .py. We have
.-s-- az --EssER g. DINGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

. X you W.; So bf 20 "a. D.
l1 the eiy e2i ~ s4aftL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Take yosy shrl-ra 20 sEa7tr Il yss
'feat lhs lsa. photos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Il Fr-1 EzF- e I-yin-. Ill. writes
rze - alls s-r.-s E-.9ssy trouble
.-r -z1F gszrs w severe pains IN
81 -2-z AZ. z1B1 -zzt E4h bladder wGs
les.ra4 Il. f-ls1 many zo-czilsd
s----=z r--s4. -, slsa5st any good re-
So A-zz- 2 gezr ag1 10 srgan use
- S@ss-1-l- Elt.=rs az found relief at
--r= Er--- B7frsfz j. especially
a.z-ta- g ez-e q Al Kidney ana
LF=s r---1lef go sftsa gives almost
-zr- rs.rL C=e t-1zI viii prove our
lz-sr..s-- Esr.cs o1ly s1c for large
re-rlE ~ :. p esf-E5 d CO.'S drug
E-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

49, wv faAANsA-
FF cr stf H,a1s Msisspss a.
Trfusf 8 DiaEriF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Nsw York. OCT. .',.,,l'
Champagne. from Havre' N =. ~
from Rotterdam; Kren srss5lsar1.''
lex Wilhelm. from me - +
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

rWr1s~ rafans Heprersnfed q
D~yfseLs ysrsla NAIL

a Tsttinf u csiezatsa u eftg isigr
asisa'isa' vss ~ g-n-fsay ~
rssaeen = TFa1ss at.smAlg hail 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Ezlp-szt g s-sr CrsS 1-o-srass "a
e-.tsrars1 s.; Turner 4 D.-eas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Butter mix is und0urtsat 2
Sa.a-- ,-Ia.--. fl.-A N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

e f re AZ Fz-r-s -
H. g sesrsz. - Ese1 ssas--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

~ =, a r7-a.1sa 4 rfsgEEs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

kC- Ho@sbcyt your nsasure s1r ~Irter SUN 4
cutteris ready p put ms tzps ara.-s gaa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-15

Fsr0t- --~s-.zirs g - r-T 1ryazz.-
- 50 T;i- - ee.k sqs=g -, ar-i.sl.a-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-01
THE STOLEN GOLD CASK,
Probably One Of The Most Remarkable
RObbefieS on Record.
TIE roiiee OF tho United states WIN
be Asked 90 Ala In the
tnysstig ton.

Pans, July st-The police Of
France are investigating what IL
probably one Of the most remarkable
fobbofiss on record, and II IL believed
the police OF the United States will bv
asked II they have not already been re-.
qutsted to take a hand 10 the investi
cation. In some unaccounlablu man
ner cask q gold from New York,
valued al $4,000, has been stolen while
In transit from Havrc to Paris.
The French liue steamer La Tour.
ainc, Captain Sintol,i, loft New York
on July glsl fOr Havro with forty oasks
Of American gold on board, valued at
$4,000, 900, and consigned TO various
concerns. Sue arrived here July ggth.
The forty casks Of gold are believed 10
have been safely landed Mt Hbvrp, and
they are also said 10 have been placed,
complete on board the train running
between Havfo and this city.
but when tho precious cutks were
counted up on arrival here, there were
only thirly.ninr OF them, one cnak,
containing $4,000 In American gold,
having by come means disappeared.
The dissppcntanoe Ut tue cask Of gold
has given rise 10 number Of police
theofieg, tho strongest boiug that the
gold was followed from New York by
expect thieves, who patiently awaited
theif chance 10 abstract ono Of the
casks.
Tho police, pending the termination
Of their investigation, will not give
any particulars concerning the robbery,
but IL Ia believed that several persons
were concerned In tho theft, Tor the
cnsk woulI have weighed nearly 200
pluuds, and even very strong mau
could not have carried such a lOsd TOT
any great distance.
Among the theories being invest.
gated Ia ono which may turn out to be
correct. IL Ii that the thieves hid
themselves In the car In which the
gold was subsequently placed aud that
while on their way 10 Paris, one catk
Of gold was thrown out ~ the train an1
tho robbers jumped after IL.
An Associated Piuis reporter, VINO
INQUIRED into the facts connected with
the missing treasure, learned that the
casks we're transferred rom tho steam.
a. "LN Touraiuo" At Havro 10 the rail.
way for shipment Tor Paris. Toe ofi-
Gers Of tue railway company gave the
steamship company u receipt for the
gold and placed Il m locked sud
sealed van In charge Of a special clerk.
On the Arflval u the train at Paris,
the wagon containing the gold wus
taken ~ the 0ods department Of the
railroad and the C0nsiguees were al.
visod " IL whereabouts.
NJ. La1afd sGiJ: "Nhon our clerks
Rpplicl for tue delivery OF tho forty
cuske consigned 10 uH there Was no sign
that the van Orsual had been tampured
with, but Ouly thitiy.ninr cssks were
found. We telephoued 10 HAVE AMI
received replies that every .hing had
been properly verified and receipts
giyen.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-01

WASHINGTON, July 8i.-rho report
Of tnr trial board on thr recent trial
trip OF the Minneapolis was completed
anu submitted To-Day to Secretary Her
bert by Commodore Belgnap. Accord
lux tn the report the preliminary run
from Philadelphia 10 Boston was made
by tho Minneapolis ~ ~ nous. In
Starting on her trial trip the vessels
displacement was 1875 tons. rhespeeI
attained, afer making tidal coftec.
tioup, was 49, 73 knots per hour Tnu
performance OF tue machinery was
highly satisfactory. The boilers pei
fufmed well under forced drau Int anu
showed no evidence OF printing.
Foe snip IN believed 10 be Htauuch,
srn.w0rIhy aud handy In an eminent
degree.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-01
fireman Arrested.

TERRE HAurE, Ind, Aug. L.
The ufrrst Of J.. Il. Brennan ON train
from Dauvillu last night may prove
Important. Brennan In known 20 have
miEed w with the Httiktrs at tnAt
place. He quafTelrd with Engineer
Eytnes, who was mysteriously muir.
deted last Saturday, and the engineer
slapped him. Brennan IL said 10 nave
declared he would Kill Bytnes. The
conductor OF tbs train from DAnvillo
was puzzled Ut tue conflicting accounts
Brennan gave OF himself Although
Known to have lived IN Danyille, he
denied he ever henTu Of Byrnrs's muir.
der. lie was locked IN closet Ut the
car aud turned over 10 tho authorities
hvIc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-01

WAsniS0rON, July 8l.-.rhe state
department IL seriously concerned NJ
the lack VI official news Mt this critical
Junotuto from China Hud Japan,
nothing having been received from
Representatives In those countries since
tho brief dispatch Of Sunday from MT.
Denby, charge d'Anairs Mt Pekin,
stating thut nosiilities had broken out
aud tuat war Was inYvitable.
Is appears that the British govern
ment mas had trouble la communlcat.
Ing with IT, diplomatic representatives
In China and japan, aud there 10
ground for suspicion that obstacles are
puTpossly being interposed. Should
this DO the case the government 70.
sponsible IL likely 10 receive severe
rtmonstraucp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-01

New YORK, jay al.-Mayor Gllroy
returned lr0m Saratoga today anu had
5umelhiug 10 ray ABOUT tho cunning
election:
"Tammauy," said the mayor "is
nj buuud 10 select man Tor mayor
from within tho ranks OF the orggniza.
lion this fail. We may nominate a
man who Ia not member 81 Tam
mauy Hall, INT is Thought 10 be 10 the
intsfpsts OF the Democratic party. The
Aght this year is the preliminary
sFirmIsh 10 thp ioal bn,lle m 1886 II
lha Republicans win this city and state
next iall, there Is nor the slightest
doubt tut that they VIII carry the
country in 1898. They viii also elect
The next Congress aud leave The Pest
dent without tho tupport Of elsnor
branch Of tuo legislature during the
M Inc condition IL that u beh0ovos
every Democrat 10 mNEe sacflices In
tho Interest Of his party"
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cnnIa Nn, .lnnh bal. cIImn,e.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-A pitt.
ablv slght was witnessed today upon
the ARRIVAL Of the Red Star Line
steamer Illinois, Captain Ferguson,
from a ntwerp, when twelve Indians,
comprising part of Pawnee Bill's VIVA
West show, stepped ashore.
They bore hut little semblance TO the
inuians which called FROM this port on
April 2lst Tor the woTld's Fair At Ant
Wefp. Gaunt loONng, hOliOw-eyed,
they excited the pity OF the crowds "
spectators that usual y witness the AT
rival Of an emigtHnt steamer, Their
show at Antwerp had been n failure
and the climate had soon wrecked the
constitutions Of the Indians. They
left Immediately for the reservation In
south Dakota, They are all members
VI tue sioux tribe.
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nrrLEn 40 TILLMAM
The senator aud the Governor Quar-.
rel on u Train.


CHARLEsroN, 5. g., July 3l.-After
the campaign meeting ~ UuiUn to-day,
Governor rillmau aud Senator Butler
met on the train going to spaftausuutg,
Auj wordy alteration followed con-
cerning the premature publication Of
an article on the dispensary question,
10 which reference had been maize by
the governor In his speech; 30 that
when Senator Butler followed, an at.
tempt was made by rillmau's support.
ofs to howl him down. The senator
sought out the goveruorint tie Pullman
car and upbraiued him for bad faiin.
The governor showed no inclination
10 adjust the matter, vhefeup0n Sena-
tor Butler exclaimed;
III want 10 sny that you petpetraied
n deliberate fraud today. have come
10 tell you that these matters must be
settled personally, aud lll meet you
anywhere. You know where TO ind
me.n
~ know" said Governor Tillman.
"Yuu know you put those hoodlums
Up to bowling mo down, aud you know
YOU perpetfatud co. lie when you did
70, - continued Senator Butler.
Colonel Caughmau inteuocted!
Eyes, he u - liar, 49, him." and
with this he made move towards his
nip pocket. HB was crowded to one
side In the cOmmOtion.
Governor Tiilmau at this iunctufo
arose and said: "Now, General hut.
Tor, you are OLD aud ono.loggod."
"Aud you nfu ont-uyod," retorted
Senator Butler.
"rhat doesn't hurt my physical
power. You know Pm not aifaid oi
you" said tuU governor.
81 DONE suppose you are, but you
can hnd me Mt any time" was the
reply,
General Butler made tOme reference
10 blackguards bowling him.
Tho quarrel continued some time
until nnaliy Conductor Hawking ap.
pealci TO them To be- quiet, ~ ho would
loss his ioO " he permitted such things
Ia his car. Thefeupon tbs alteration
ceased.
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nose ran, headaches. no appetite and she
couldn't slcOp NJ night
Hearing of the wonderful cures effected
by Drs. Shores & Shores, I decided TO
take my child 10 them, aud am glad
did, for / can nov tTu hfully cay thai
she h vol again. ] cannot lay too much
IN praise ui Drs. shore, a Shores, and
would advise all mothers 90 tako their
children To Thorn as their treatment is
mild, pleasant aud effective.
Mrs. Edgar resides Nc No, a. Simondl
avenue, between Seventh and Eighth
West streets, Salt Lake city, where she
can be sesn. and will readily verify her
statement,
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YosIStOE, ,. d., July 3l.-Ten days
agU ram making experiments were be.
gun Ia this Cguuty under the direction
Of two citizens who visited n kansas
fain.mAker, obtained his chemical
formula and received instructions ia
ils usu. One ton VI chemicals were
consumed aud last night one Of the
heaviest thiustorma Of the summer was
usherod IN. II extended over an area
tweuty miles square In all directions
from the experiment station near this
city, and In some localities M much As
two AMI half inches Of water fell.
Tho rain saves late corn ana insures n
hall crop Oi rye.