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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
Gilbert Amos and wife.

Tolimouy was taken in JUL Mcr.
rltJs court lodpy I'm The uuit OF Giltct,
ID. Amos Va Martha D.. Am o., in which
tho husband sues Tor divorce on the
gruuhu % cruelty. The case is an tx.
ceptioual one. The parties were unt.
riul In this city on January no. 1855,
and Mr.. Am stated that for mofs
Than two ytUf- pact his wife has re-
fused 90 cobalt with MIN, tina. ne hu.
neglected him Ia tiykutu- und utterly
fuiitd 10 Ierilfm ntr hUusrhOid dutgs.
lie liktwl.c Frte forth tuat sine has
continually sought the companion
ship Of other mrn At improper umrf
ami place., anu threatened 10 k.ll
him. She has, by hur threats. hr niI,
led him 20 believe Ia q rhe dtsiiss 90
"put him out OF the way" hereby
placed him IN constant io.ruuL uI er.
mi1td his health. There Eiu twu
children, ugod four uud eight year,
and he asked that tuuh order be- made
regarding their custody nul tue dispH-
sition Of the properly ui the parties no
10 the court may setm ust anu ,quii.
able.
Judge Merritt declined 10 decide the
Gaze t0uay, but t-OG ~ under advise
munt.
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DAMAGE BY STORM.
Wind and Water Unite In The Work 0.
Destruction.
MANY STEAMERS Mi " '


NEW YomS, OF. lO-The storm
which broke shorty after midnight
has done great damage on sea am
land. Tho tracks Of tue Now jersey
southern railroad te.weeu 5eanugbi
aud Highland Beach, y. j., are GOV.
crtd with sand washed upon them by
The waves. The hsuiug mack Louise,
driven ashore NJ iii.hiand Beach, u a
tYtal l1ts. The crew were taken or by
the life saving crew,
a steamship, apparently In distress,
was GIFTED soon alter daylight a. au.
chof fOme distance Oh Long Branch.
| Whilo the Hea was running W high no
effort was made ~ establish communi-
cauUn between the steamship aud
shOJe. The Atramfhip does no, seem 10
be IA immuIisie Jn gsf. la Seabright
anu vicinity buildings were unroJied.
At Long Island city n big iron tank
belonging 10 tue East River Gas olm-
pany was blown down to within FIVE
fect " the foundation. The tank was
200 feet high aud 1856 feet wide. The
Wirrs were oil blown down and small
hoats along the bhote from Long
lsuni city 10 Bowers Beach wetu
broken anu thrown upon the beach.
Tue trully wlgus Of tho Bfuoklyn
railroad nj North IS ach were broken
aud the cars are not now being run.
The Jerry boat Hartwrll, Of 6iXty-slt-
ond street Terry was disabled on eu.pf.
D. < the Flip ut Long Island city. The
new engine house ~ the corner Of
5,einwny and Flushing Avenue was
blown down. An unusually nigh tide
washed the emu OF Staten IL aud, doing
considerable damage 10 emsll yachts.
In Jrtsey city tLfeo h0rsts were
killed by coming In contact with live
wires. Many shade trees were uprlot.
Cd. Tho only steamer that reached
quarautine this morning were The
Nanitobi, from RD de Jaueiro, AMI
lcutonic, from Berlin. The vessels
duu Today are AlrHiaf from Nnplus, Ha.
wi, rom Bremen, kfOnpfi Ffedericn
Wilhelm, from Naples, Mobile, tom
LondO ScAnuia from Hamburg,
state OF Nebraska, from Glasgow,
Willehad, from bremen. suvrfai
steamers from southern and western
Indian points due to-day are no doubt
receiving the full force OF the gale.
They are the Carriboa, from Bsrba.
doef, EimRr from Now Orleans, Nuors,
from Galveston, aud Vucatan from
Havana.
on Bellhnvon, rear Greenwich,
Com, tho yacht Verona IL ashore,
with every nreepect OF becoming
complete wreck. Al Englewood tail.
ing CHIMNEY killed Miss Mary Kerr,
10 yeats OF age. Toe tug Bell Me.
Williams, having In tow seven barge-
loaded with coal NJ Lloyd's hafblT,
l.. l., were all driven ashore. -Four
pUrsuus known 10 be- In the boats are
missing. About sam. nu unknown
schooner was seen on White stone,
Long leland, going before the wind IN
the direction Of New York, her fore
mwt gone aud most 81 her bow torn
away.
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Lndge MerrIll,s nrders.

Among the caaes which cane before
Chicf Justice Merritt today were the
following;
Jos. Bsumgar,en Va wm. y. Me.
Cartuey et al. Demu. Ter 10 complain
sustained.
r. T.. McGufrln, trustee, W Geo. a.
Hin. Motion 10 set aside deiauil over
ruled and exception taken.
W. X. Haynes Va T.. G.. CrOssmau.
Attorney &. w. Tstllck withdfeW ~
counsel for defendant; alsI la the casrz
OF l.. &. Crassman VI Mrs. Is. NJ. Bow
man and Edward Horne VI &. w.
Ntatch ethL
John Alburger ct al W +. r.. Me.
CLAIM Q, nj. Order made stay lug all
proceedings for ten days.
j. II. Bacon Va Geo. H.. Blair. Or.
der setting Saturday, October l3lh, TO
hear motion 10 dismiss.
State Bank Of Utah ct ul Va Patrick
Ryan etal. Petition for order Instruct.
ing the receive TO Jay claims OF tue
hanks out OF the funds In hand denied.
by consent of tue parties tue cour. Hp.
pointed Attorney n. Il, Booth special
master 10 investigate az to the claims
" the several banks holding noies, the
claim OF Jno. +. Rich, late trustee, sud
the requirements Of the receiver Tor
present aud future expenses, with
power TO report hndings aud show
what will be AN equitable distribution
VI funds.
Utah Stove and Hardware Co. vs.
Geo. Graves ct al. demurrer o. com.
plant Overguled; ten days TO answer.
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FELL WITH L'GhSBl
Seven Story Building in Now York
Blown Down By a Glle.
TWO FAMILIES IN THE RUINS.
Several Persons Taken Out Dead While
Many Others Are More or Lcss
Severely Injured.

NEW York, Oct iO-ht 72O
O'Clock this morning seven story
building In course OF erection at -
Monroe street, WAS blown down by a
yale. IL crashed through two.aIory
building, No. a., where two families
with boArters lived. They were buried
In the ruins. SO Tar three nave been
taken out dead and nine baby Injured.
Only one dead body has been idouti.
fed. Itisthat Of Bertha kr0ns, aged
80. The other bodieu afo Of n nihu ami
a boy. WOTkmen ate ttill digging at
tho ruins. The BUILDING that fell was
detective aud irquUnt complaints
have been made about II.
a fourth corpse, that ot woman.
has been recovered from tho fuiuF,
The body has not been iuuutiiltd.
List OF iSJuRED.
The list OF injured thus lar recovered
IL Ne followt. Geo. RJOinnviiz, 20
years, back sprsined anu ear cut; Lolis
ADhme, ~, lett leg broken anu many
Commissions; David Kronis, ai,rut augut
the head and body FANNY hiOmis, 20,
badly cut about the UOuy; JUseph
BfaIy, IA, head crushed and lott lett
broken; Timothy D0lnn, cuts aud
hfulsc,, Bessie Abrams, 80, cut about
tho head; Lewis j. Abtams, -, c1ntu-
slOns 0u head anu BODY Maurice
Abrams, Commissions about tue head
anu body.
The building which fell has been In
course Of erection for the past months.
- /. q Ia. 10.
completed, NJ foundry. Ever siucr
tho foundation was laid mere has been
complaints that the htfuuture was n
ilimsy affair anu many had expressed
the belief that IL would fall bstOrc the
ROOT could be- put on. The root had not
been completed ten hours when the
cfHsh came.
There are six persons s,lll missing.
Voices coming from beneath the debris
can be heard. -Four bodies have been re-
covered. Thirteen pursUns have been
tai gu ifOm the ruins more or lcss BE-
vefely injured.
LIST on DEAD.
The list OF dead M lar NJ known nj
noon IA ~ followt; Mrp. Berth Koonss,
aged ~; Abraham Koones, Rged 9, her
sou; Mrs. Jennie sileinman, agvd 90;
Mt. Sloinman, aged 81, her son.
NEW IoRIS, Oct. lO.-Nine persons
are known TO have periahod ny tue
collapse OF the building IN Monfos
tiTcet. These nAmes, adued 10 tbs list
already given, arc |. /. Abfahams,
aged 40; Mrs. Be,sie Abrahsms, aged
~, the wife OF A. Ii. Abraham;
aged ~; Solomon K,ronef, aged n;
Two more boJies have been sighted.
These are probably the bodies Of Rose
Aurahams, age Is, anu Ell AbrshHms,
aged 7, children OF /. /. Abraham.
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sd,ices from Brssii.

RIO JANkRIo, OCT. lU.-As the
senate Jailed TO oontifm Senator
Bsrapa Ribeiro iot Jud.e OF the
supreme court the president has sent
ia the name Of Senator America
Bratiiia e, ex'presiicLt OF the state OF
SaO PaulO.
Admiral MaurilE prosidos over tue
court called 10 Investigate the conduct
OF Animals Mello aud Da CANA In
connection Niih the recent revolution.
A. the rqIrst Of Presidrnt.elect
Morst1 PeiAJtO will settle all the dif
irtenees with Portugal beiors no IT,
tiTes.
rhe capital Of the state OF Rio de
Jautiro, has been changed from
Niohtefoy To Pelropols
Tho Afgenline'S government has
proclaimed November l2th next, the
anniversary oithe discovery Of Amen.
CO, ~ a public holiday anu will have "a
big naval review.
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PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. Tho
tYopic hurricane that has been Ia the
gull for some days, struck this city
Saturday night. it increased In force
us morning approached, aud all Day
Yesterday II ragged with terrible fury.
Failing roofs made II dangerous 10 az.
pear on the streets anu business was
practically suspended. Several bafks
dragged lheir anohota anu either wont
sshoTs OF were capszsi. one hougn wAs
blown down, ANA tue whAtl was swept
away aud the supply'house swampvd
aud sunk.
In the city much damage was done.
Fences, trees and small outhCuses were
blown down. A part OF the roof was
torn On tho opera house. Tue entire
root OF the large Blouut q Watson
building was carried away and all the
stores aud oillros IN 1t were huoIe bv
water A part OF the roof Of Lacey ~
MrCliniUck's machine shops weTu
bown into the bay. The colofeu Union
Bapiist church was blown down. So
lar rs Learned no one was KILLED. The
alorm ceased at midnight.
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rnE oIoAK M.NEn., srnInr.
Three Hundred shops Affected
Move Against Piece work

Three Hundred shops Anreted-A
Move Against Piece WorE.
NEW Yuiul, Oct lO,-rhc general
strike OF tue clOakmIkefs' union
ordered by general vote OF the
union, promises 10 DC more extended
tnAn was at tirst thought The cutters
VINO belong 10 tho United Cloak Hul
suit CuttUn' union, numbering LOO,
will go Out tomorrow ami this action,
it IA believed, VIII pafalyzt ihe traue,
'fuc strike was originally Intended 10
DO a sympathetic one Sc huppJft OF the
sifikts ga the establishments OF Julius
Stein 4 Co., n. Gaunvr 4 Co, A.
Ballel Il Co., and Heller 4 Dinkelspiel.
Now it isa strike against the piece
work system. Committees were sent
Atuunu narls 10 order the slrlEes.
rne !, 900 hanusin Grier J0nassen q
Co.'s factory were among tue hrst ~
10 out.
Among the larger hfms where the
nuuihrfs could hb learned, u was sAld
Tint 900 struck IN Samuel Open
helmei's aud 1000 IA PopRlhf " Co.'S
place Ia Grand BltusL About 3lD
shops In all were Affected, Including
tho email cuutfHct0rb' shops a force
Of QUO piokels was distributed IN the
vicinity Of the shops.
The men strikers met last nlght IN
tue bnsrmpnt OF New Irving nal,
where they were addressed ny Joseph
Baronde.s nnd o,heIs. Barondess was
rpceiyuI ~ II ho had been "a oonqueror
the mon pressing forward to SNAKE his
hnnd.
"Mon,p he said, al want to warn
YOU moi 10 20 near the piokeis. The
pD.icu viii arrest you II you DO The
manufacturers are oonsplrins againai
van. We must do away win tue
plone-Wofk ayaten,"
Tine girl cloakmakefa held meeting
of their own. BAronueis appeared nj
thin meeting AZ late houfi anu the
gifls went Wild over hlm, sianding on
Shalrs. waving handkrrchiefs anu
snouting hysterically. Barondess
matte q short zpeeor assuring them
that they would win, ami then hurried
ouI. The sensation caused Dy his pp'
nearance broke up the meeting. Tho
airs would listen to no one else after
wafna.
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Gigantic Coai combine.

VICTORIA, u. g., Oct. l0,-Tho
gigAuuc coal combine which uas btcn
IN process VI organization Tor sutne
time past between the DuntmuIf. anu
ihcif Old time rival, the Sew Van
cUuveT Coal company Of MAJ. ann, u
reported 70 have been cOnsummatcd,
Fst u long time both Hidea have fcl.
That tue hight between them was Sim.
ly waste VI energy anu money, NJ
that when the subject OF n combine
was preached the Dunsmnirs aud their
competitions Tell Ia with tue IDEA, BY
Vhigh the whole cUsl trade n Buush
Columbia could be- brought under con.
troll 0i Suat viii be practically u huge
monopoly, capable VI freeziuH out all
competitors on the coast. The output
VI the niuos NJ Wellington anu Mani
mo II 20 be limited, ~ IL announced, ~
thHt the price VI fuel can 10 raised.
Coal nov stands at 81 a ton In Vie
toris, only eighty miles from the
minep, anu auy raise would be great
hardship. Steam coal II also 10 go az
all around ~ soon ~ tho cOm-
bine IN secured and the entire
Pacific coast viii feel the
effect within three months. IL II re-
ported that Lord hrA.1ey's recent visil
mere bad something 10 do witn the
further development " the oJmblna.
ton, he haing the heaviest siorhnoidtr
ia the Puget Sound mines, which are
believed 10 be foauy aud Wiling to
mo into the ring.
Ihn result q any further curtAil.
mrnt OF TIA. output will cause distress
among the miners, ~ this work Mt pfrt-
cut Just enables them ~ keep soul anu
DOuy together.
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Will HELM Bee owners.

MessIs. Lovesey a Terry, whose eI.
cellont display OF honey snd working
bees At the Far attracted 90 much
attention from the public, aunouncu
that they are willing 10 give to bee.
keepers thrr ughOut tho Turriiofy tho
benz tit Of auy information acquired IN
their successful experience. Bpiug
practical bee mon, this offer ~
especially valuable TO be linutrs In tue
business. They say that with pr per
MANAGEMENT inc honpv ufoduoi may
be- doubled from the same number uf
i've swurms this year they gathered
1900 pounds u the beet grade Of honey.
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Criminal Calender.

James Marsh, tritd ssletday after.
. on n charge Of stealing dark
noon mare belonging 10 Fred Brlni,
ufo"b Nj. county, has been acquitted.
o. 3umruucvn Iuits, charged with
Nnn. aui la whunu case tho Jury
adultery, Niioi 10 agree, Hnl been To-.
yustcfIny "a own fucOguizau cus, on
leased on hd prosecution, pending q
motion " th8oadaEt
Ietflal OF ih' dufrtnef, Lynuofg, who
IN the case OF Ere. = ntus Cone
pleaded guilty Ia Uuityu aAvi[ In
missioner Pfhtps court o. u. i-
his p0.tussi0n spearcd trout auG'-: .
hutd $50 anu c1sts, from when ne NJ,
pCalud ou tue 90 uud that thu Tine Wi
excessive, the jury after duilbefatins
the VIII Ole AFTERNOON came Into olurl
aud announced verdict Of guilty
Time TOT sentence was not ret. Attor
nos kruhs gave notice d. motion fOl
new trial on tbs grouLd II unc0nsti
tutiOuality OF the law.
Tue case Of George Gayl0r, the four
tteu.j eat.oli boy VINO was indicted IN
September, 1898, n conjunction viii
Harry Hammond, Tor the murder o
little Ciyuu Robertson, by shooting
was called up by Assistant Disttie
Attorney Htwat, who moved tnAt
be dismissed, Judge HowAt state
that Gay lOf had once bern tried, an
the Jury uisagTced, alter " hicn he WI
iiofuted on Oait. Lately the ovy 80 ~
rl,l gan u tetious ncnluent Nv Iai',
from tho roof ora house, ry which =
sustained injuries which IN all pfobl
- 40 a 10
Thought there was no disability O
cunstauccT, anu 10 attempt II woul,
only put the Territory - heavy Ell
pense snd entail u wUus'l work on IN,
court without any result. Judge BaItcl
therefore dismissed TIE case.
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Election Of Officers.

Stake PRECEDENT Joseph Ii. Falt, Of
the Y. NJ. NJ. /. A., met with the asso-
citation Of the SeCold ward last night,
when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year Franklin
Bmuiing, presidents; JOnn }. Petersen,
firet counreluJ Louis lvtIsun, second
oounselyE The rect Of the Utiic u viii
be elected At tho neat meeting, Tues,
Jay night.
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10 honorul V GO President Stevenson,
wss keen disappointment rms Jay
was dull ana emily, win hlgu viad.
Stuvru.oa held q reception rom 10
until O'clock. an outdoor meeting
arranged un laf. q scale was ahau'
Toned AMI hail rrs0ftod To, where
Stevenson made speech ~ ue'euse OF
tho tariff I'LL ~ passed, hllhoush he
icclsfsd he would gladly have given
q deciding 20 IN favor OF the hili na u
passed the Hours, had an opportunity
nfaaenll q lttelf.
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Crowd. AnIIsus 10 Hear neKinIey

PKoRIA, H., oct, lO.-Crowds gath.
cred at the stations all along the Rock
island road TO SEQ aud hear Governor
Mckinley. Speeches were made At
Joliet, Morris, Seneca, Ottawa, Utica,
LaSallr, Peru, Spring Valley, Bureau
Junction, Henry, Spartan, Chilli,
Gothe and Peoria. Al OuawA Cover.
nor Mckinley spoke with especial
reference to the effect Of protective
tArfi upon the wages Of railroad en-.
ployes.
lie said, "We cannot get along
without each otuer. That industrisi
policy which promotes tho prosperity
Oi great number will bring the
beet rewards TO all people Ia whatever
occupation they may be engaged"
Peoria gave Governor Mckinney an
ovation. lie was escorted q the tAbeI.
nAole, where he addressed an audience
u several thousand.
Al $3.50 tho trip to Springfield was
resumed.
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suII nIn~lnr . unI..

CARE MAY, n. j., Oct. l0.-Thc
severe gale which struck this CITY last
uight continued until daylight. The
sea IA running high anu tue nigh tide
has completely submerged the
meadows. Five vessels arc In sight ON
this beach, rolling heavily In the trough
OF the tea. The lile saving crews can
not launch boats 10 make even IN at.
tempt 10 board the vessels. The wind
hss shiite 10 the northwest, but IL
still blowing gale,
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rArnrn nA1IIEw's nIRrHDAN
4 Great temperance rhrnd" aud Haas
Mcetiag In chicago

hctttuE ~ thi'"~N
y ,go, Dot. TO- Tho birth oi
CHicNsgfw, this apostle Of temper
rather MEt.ivbrNed today Win
nnce, was ce15 900 people pntticl.
parade in whicn. orders, Protestant
pa ei. Catholic WI the public,
societies, children ifOchuols. Gl,d
pAfocbial aud private sA.euizauons
rrmplars aud similar ofRt,u was
were la the PROCESSION, Whicayof
iuviswcJ by Governor Altguli, 4'lu
Hopkins aud other notable. o.
iaralo was preliminary TO q mas
meeting At the Auditorium viii
liianop Waitcrion, OF Coiumuua, Ohiu
a. chief orator. The cUmuIitiv
received the following reply rom "a
SatOlli TO a letter ampiemeuuug hi
stand f0r temperance ami ibvitiug hin
10 be present.: 81 am plcased to hea
that my recent discussion has produced
90 happy ~ oltc'. IL u a matter O
deep regret that no many Catholics Hu
ungaged ia tho saloon uaillr, which
ny Us Rbutca, 10 the cause Of ~ muCl
harm 10 our fellow men aud tcauuh
10 our HOu.Cathul.c brethren. foudli
trusting that this abuse may Uo mill
gated, n not oblitcfaltd, ana this causl
Oi rcprOach be removed from thi
CathOiics ~ America, remain, yvuu
very sincerely Ia Christ"
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SAVED ny TEARS.
EIoprn,snt, aarrIag.. Arrest aud FOR
gtysnvss


JACKSONVILLE, H., oct. iO.-Ed.
waTu WatlIu,, ~ Modesto, came here
last night IN great hubiv win tue
pretty lG-year Old daughter VI Judge
solomon, aud the couple were married
iutt Ia time to smile NJ the father, who
hau telegTaIheu ahead Of his cOmius
but VINO uiu not arrive soon enough 10
stop the ceremony. Then there were
were loud upbraiding by the father,
VINO charged Watkins with abduction
hud had tho young man arrested Ia
spite Ot the tears anu entruAtiur 0i the
lair bride. TINS Justice ordered tho
PRISONER put uHdvr bonds Of $500.
HAtKils thought he could secure
hunusmen by going to Murray
some ten or twelve miles away.
Ihither he went Ia custody VI an OH
Ger, but Wh.u he returned tbs sobs Of
the bride hai done this work; the suit
was dismissed anu tue young couple
were taken h me.
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lOrgery AIIeged.

A smooth stranger has been "wcrs-
log the town" the last week or ten
days. Hotel men and othets are the
losers 10 q considerable amount In con.
sequence therefor 1t 10 reported, too,
thai Walker Bros. cashed n g., 900
iur cd check Tot MIN yesterday alter.
noon. The police have been workiug
on the case all night aud today, but
haye uyt ysI arrested the sWIauiur,
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NEW YOuS, Oct O.-Commander
Halliuytou Booth, VI tue salvation
Army, 10 au Interview uu Ito coming
visit of his father, General William
Booth, said that no would bo received
On his long tour through America nj,
few distinguished gusuls are;
AT tue opening u outdoor meetings
In Union square, Monday, Ootub,r ., f"
lac spid, 81 Am going 60 try to get
MsyOt 6ilf0y 90 Introduce General
Booth. AZ Carnegiu Music Hall the
same evening" before an audience Of
900 people, 5000 " whom Will TO
delegates from the salvation Army,
the Rev. DR.. Bradford, the leading
COngtegatiOnalist miuistor, Will pre-.
Acut M address on behalf OF the
cl0fgymon Of New YORK, probably
ABOUT one thousand, aud ME-. Booth
gud viii present an address on behalf
Of the salvation Army.
sin Association Hall, Oct. 20, about
l,b1O " thu cream Of New fOrk
society VIII be present. Tue Rev.
Joseph Strong, PRECEDENT Of the Evan
geliCal Alliance, anu tho author VI tue
New Era and Our County, will pre-.
side. Tuesday night Ia Carnegie
Music hail, when Gen. Booth viii
present his Social Scheme, no less
percentage than Chauucey M. DrpeW
will Introduce Gen. BoOlh.
"ou the trip through the country
General Booth will be introduced at
philadelphia by John Wansmskor In
tnv Acadamy OF Music; Ia tue Con-
vention hail at Washington ny j. W.
Strong, OF the Federal square opera
house; Mt Music hall In baltimore by
tbs mAyof; At the Auditorium Ia
Chicsgo by senator john NJ. Palmer;
AZ the Expedition building at Mime.
apolis by knute Nelson, governor Of
Minnesota; At EXPOSITION buildiug Ia
H. Louis by the mayor Of 81. LOun;
IN the capitol Mt Springfield, lIi,, ~
Gov. John 4. AltgeIo; ~ tho Audi.
lolium In Kausas Guy by the mayor
and Governor FiAncis.
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nE,EiyER APPOINTED.
tho American D"bFnture Company
Unable 10 Meet iis obligations.


CHICAGO, OCT. 0.-EliRs Summer.
heiu Was appointed receiver Of the
American DeDenturs company today,
u, the request OF the stockholders ami
directors. The obligations Of the com.
pany are shid 10 10 fl5,O00,OOO (?l
anu It's holding stock are considerably
larger than that sum. The bill for n
receiver was filed by g. ID. Tufney, J Il,
l.. Farrell aud g. Is. Ludwig, OF New
Jersey, anu A. Il. Black and Il. Trim
ingham, OF New YORK, and recites that
the company was formed for the estab-
liahmeut Rnd operation OF hotels,
aprlnPs, gas works, promoting rail.
roads ana dealing IN stocks, bonds and
securities. Large interests have been
acquired and the depression OF business
has caused SHARP declines in the mar.
ket values OF the hol1iugs. For this rea-
son tue company In unable to meet It's
obligations.
The company was an adjunct Of
CONN 4 stanton, bond concern Of
New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

ciplial npi control OF an enterprise
Shouts take o. place. There shout Boz
siaie productive work 10 employed;
ngtioual,z ton Of railroads, etc, anI
government htnsinF lutc and simple.
basis for the COMING political parry"
Mr.. Gronlund speaks tonight in Tag.
gnft's bail, nud tomorrow b'pinH BE-
stfIos nf freo lectures at the Central
thuaier ca ColltcivI.m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

BALTIMORE,os lO,-rhs twentieth
annual convention OF the American
Association OF Bankers convened nj
Ford's opera house at 1880. Every
section OF the Union Il represented.
Secretary Gisse snys the crowds check
Tor Slb0, 900, OOI would be cashed.
Addresses OF w,ln me we're made by
John II. Poo anu Euoch Pfntt, chair
man of tho Baltimore clearing house.