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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-08-03

Sir Edwin Landseer once had mod
Ell who said TO him: "Sir Ed'n, sees
from the papers as you of'n dimes with
her gracious majesty at Buckingham
palace. Now, Sir Ed'n, my missis IS a
rare good washer, and il noNt time you
dimes with her majesty you would Just
prevail on her to give my missls her
washing il would set US up 1t would
II is not stated whether the request was
ever put to her sty.-Chicago Her
ala
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StraffOrd.

The dryest July but one for q years
/. The creamery paid IA cents net for
June butter.
Very dry; grass and crops resuf-
fering badly for want of rain. -
The grasshoppers are very thick and
destroying grass and grain. .c
A few farmers are done haying bu'
not am average crop as a general thing
The Averys have returned from
their outing.
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STEVENS & CLARK
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

The Town Superintendent of Schools
and the County Examiner of Teachers have
arranged to hold public examinations Of
teachers in Orange County as follows;
Bradford, August 18th and 18th.
Williamstown, August 18th and 10th.
Randolph Center, August 18th aud 18th.
Thetford Hill, August Goth and 2lst.
Chelsea, August 22d and 2Sd.
East Corinth, August oath and 25th.
All persons without certificates wishing
to teach the fall or winter terms should at
tend one of these examinations.
Examination will begin at o'clock a. m.
each day.
FRED L. PRICHARD,
40 County Examiner of Teachers.
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Notice !!

This is to certify that 1 have given my
son, George Bushaw, his time duriL.r
the remainder of his minority, and shall
claim none of his earnings nor bay any
debts of his contracting from this date.
OLIVER Il BusHAw,
mark,
Bradford, vi. Aug. 1. 1894,
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pre.enInlInn ln lhe TrmnIn.

The following, which was handed to
the gentleman addressed Of the time
the furniture was delivered, he seli.
explanatory.
Lorougo Snow, President OF SAT- Lake
Iompln.
uar BrothUr-lu behalf " the iudius
81 Davis county, and Bs 10 tnk0n W our
cstgom iof thls sacred odinUo, We pro.
sent 1Ut ui furniture aud the portrait VI
Mrs AureiH spencer Rogers, tho
founder uf tho Primary associations.
Toe iirst organization was effected as
Harrington, August llth. lsiL
Tho furniture was designed hN lth
ladies and wa. mndn hy llah wurkm1u.
uu tho wood is carved tho "SogO Lily"
the floral emblem of the Territory; and
on the siIs tho native saguhrusl ia ropr'-
a0ntod. Tho toiu cost " tue furniture
b. 500.
Thccotoi tho p.c.uro IL slr
These wore Davis county exhibits at
tho Worid's luir.
Mus. Lucy A. CL,uE,
Mi-. JANr HON.
Nine. ALFALFA 81. srrEu,
Mus. ADA WttttAMs,
pr0son alton Committee.
The handsome suite, which COM
| pflsus biG pieces, IA home production In
| the most complete sense, both ~ To
materials tincluding tho elk used Ia
/ uphOlslcungl aud Workmanship. rus
/ furniture has been given place In the
| principal room Ia tho Temple. The
/ picture presented NJ the same time has
/ tue portrait Of Mis-. Aufolia Spencer
/ Rogers, surrounded by bordering Of
| tue likcncssos Of n large number Of IN,
/ primary association students Of Davis
Stake, all beautifully and skiliully
/ cjlored.
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Political Barometer.

Fifteenth Ward Democrats held
an enthusiastic meeting lnst even
ing and perfected a ward organization.
Oniceu we're chosen as i1llow,:
Thomas Hull, PRESIDENT James Heg-
eney, trst vice pTua,isug Guslave II.
BackmAn, second Vice PRESIDENT Ju'
arph A. GfouuAu, secretary; T., G.,
Holding, treasurer; membership com.
mlttet: J. r. HUwolls, Edward Nor.
ton aud 4. -. Lewis. An executive
meeting will be- held ON tho hrst Mon
DAY In June.
The meeting OF the workiugmen'-
Republican Central club Ia the O.. A.
II. hall last night WAS We'll attended,
Hon. r. J, Cannon was the speaker
Rnd hn was given reception that was
extremely cordial. Hu eApOuuuDI
Republican doctrines at length and
was frequently interrupted with ap-
plause. lhe meeting was presided
over boy Adam Paul, anu tho musical
features were by John james uud tho
ColOTed Criterion Quartetlo CLUB.
The Democrats OF the Nineteenth
aud Twenly'HecOnd wards Will meet IN
the old Nineteenth ward school house,
at tue corner VI Second North ult
Fourth West streets, on Monday Nigh
next, at 8 O'Clock, FOR the purpose %
organizing ward societies, PfomiuUu
party speakers have promised 10 b,
prtteut,
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Territorial Items.

There are probably oue hundred
halcclvllizri Indians composing tue
unique Hide village Of washable,
which Ia situated Rbou, % miles north
OF Brigham, says the bugicr. Most OF
tho families nave good, warm houses,
but they use them Tor store rooms, pre-
'erfing 20 live outside IA their tents.
Heap better health" they claim.
"Whita man sleep on feathers nnd
poor Rif-gct legs like chickens" The
Mashakie Indians own aud I'll many
good farms. But for several years they
have been unfortunate with their
cfopI. The grasshoppofs seem TO have
special pick NJ tno hatvests of these
aboriginos. The gtasshopporS worn
Of destruction has been 10 e1ectual Tor
several seasons that the natives are
pretty well discouraged, The prospects
this year arc as gloomy ~ ever.
Gunniaon IL to have roller mill,
says the Ephraim EHicrpriss. Messrs.
Nlcls Thompsou anl J. 4. Ffnnsen "
that city have purchased site Hnd
will commence the erection OF the
building this week. The Intention IL
TO have thu mill completed 10 grind
this years crop.
Dr. W. J. Hgsiord was mixing
arseuio soap Gus day last week, says
the Manti Messenger, when his email
child ctawlcd az aud began eating the
| poisonous compound. Immediate
| work Ia clearing thu stomach pre-
vented any serious effects from the
! poison, Tor which the doctor AMI family
were very thankful. w
A. Cox Jr. met with what Nigh
have been a very serious accident on
Tuesday afternoon. lie was cutting
timbers In the canyon aud by an un,
lucky stroke with the Ak came neal
sevrrlng all the toes from one foot
one toe was cut n entirely anu all o
them severely Gu. Or. Morroy wa.
called and attended the bruised foot
whish IL doing as we'll ~ could b
expesteI. The higt
waters Of city creek have proven
someWha r. ubles1me 10 the RAILROAD
companies. Several culvtrA hav'
washed out, aud delayed train
especially on the 5snpets Valley line
The Western trains approach SOM
places rather slowly and careful on
nminati0ns are made before crossing
some OF the bitches
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The FAIR SUPERVISORS.
Gentlemen Who Will Direct tho YarI-
Gus Departments for 1894.
work BeisE steadily Pushed Tor tho
Great Territorial Exhibition In
this City In October NeaL

The president Of the Deserel Agrl-
cultural and Manufacturing society
has appointed the following supervisors
tor the FaiI Of 1885,
A-lIores, u. o. willoy ST.
H-Cattlo, Abram Hatch.
C-Shoop aud Swine, a. y, Holloway.
bHp0ultry Fish aud Bees John ID.
pufor,
E-D0Fs, John d. Peters.
Agricultural products, A. ID. Hold
away
Horticulture aud Horticulture, W.
g.. tuguu.
H-Agricultura machinery, olc.. n. a.
Empyy
Manufactures, +. W Jennings.
I-Mluoral-, II. Btmborgor
Kline arts, s.. ". Searz
l=WumonH work, Fred Simon,
N=Eiucttinnal, =. A. Melville.
Miscellaneous, Tho Directors.
Tho directors Of the society Rre DO
Ing all In their power 10 get natter
well advanced 10 Insure a great Hnl
successful exhibition next October. Al
address will be Issued 10 the publil
soon, giving desirable information q
txhibituuand the people generally aud
those engaged In the various brauche
named arc earnestly requested to taxi
an Interest In the Fair.
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oin Presbyterian church n, NASHVILLE,
tbs Cumberland church, Eugene, ore.
lOn, aud the United Pfcsbyiorsn
church, Albany, ore. Elder John
McCook, Of New York, was appointed
moderator
lhu subject or theological semi.
nary was taken up. Dr. William G..
Young, chairman " the committee,
explained the Provisions OF the ma
Jurity report, which he claimed gave
tire widest liberty to the seminsfios
and still secured the right VI The as.
sumbly 10 direct anu control them. The
legal quosliOns involved were discussed
by Thomas McDougal OF Cincinnati.
io eaid there was no reason Nhy u
church may not prescribe the tefms
urOn which the seminaries should DO
received.
Dr. William T.. Moore explained the
report u tue minority. Previous de-
cisions VI the assembly, he enid, have
been quite the opposite OF that now
proposed. The minority did not wien
70 bring In the civil power when our
own power IL sufficient to meet the re-
quifemeHts. Further consideration Of
the subject was postponed until Mon
Jay,
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County Finances.

A NEWS representative today met
County Treasurer Lynn anu asked
him Us to the condition OF the county
finances. Ills reply will DO OF interest
to the Taxpayers. lie stated that there
were now warrants outstanding 10 tho
amount of between Sl75, 900 anu $3.50.
900. The UOunty'a income from taxes
Is estimated at sl2b,OOO. FROM met
denial revenues SUCH as lioeusos, real
estate redemption, aaleg anu lines,
about $1,000 more. These figures
show that the county II now Indicted
$4,000 over anu ABOVE the total Of
next years revenues from all sources,
That II a statement that will rot many
persons 10 thinking.
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"Aoadruy s.ay" p'ayey music hy or.
cuHs,ra; ufitc rir report 10 trustees;
90 <, "Our Temple Of LoarnirEW
audrrs, President George q Cannon;
violin U'o, PRO. w. g. Give; award.
i.g o. certificates aud c0nierriug Of
degrees; quarUlts, B0shuri and ryno
B 0fhvrr; addresses 10y members 90 tho
board aud distingulHhyi v.#Imu, song,
"rhe White aud the BlusW bunediC-
ton.
Afternoon Meeting OF the Alumni
association.
Evrnlue-A Alumni ball.
Friday, May gjth-N0tmai class
VNtrCliCs.
Alurnol. -GJmmefcinl college tx.
c-Clsrs.
Forenoon exercises begin Of 10
o'ciocs; iternoou, at 0'ciocLi even.
iug, ats o'clock
Fuuu lie auu patrons o. the Academy
nfe cordially Invited 90 attend the
exercises. b. CLUFF JR.t
Principal.
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Sncred Benelll Cnnreri.

A sacred concert is announced i1I
Sunday night tho 27th iust., as The
Salt Lake Theater, IL Is 10 be- given
Tor the benefit OF the Pioneer library.
Tue committee In charge h De- Fefgu'
sou anu Mesdnmes William Ritter and
o. J. SALISBURY. Every eliot VIII be
made TO have II a superb uutir. That
II will DO successful 10 Indicated by The
announcement that a male chorus OF bO
voices from the Tabernacle choir wal
participate Hud that Professors Weihe,
kfouse, the Ladies Treble Clrhi
George Pyper Lizzie Thomas Ed
wards, Mrs. ". W. Ritter aud Mrs
Boydeu will all appear in their par
tieulaT lines.
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate VI Millesia D, McLelland, de-
ceased. Hearing on petition for order
OF sale Of real estate continued I'LL
Tuesday, May .oth.
Esisle Of Lars NJ. johnson, deceased.
Hearing on final account and petition
Tor disthlutilu, Account allowed;
hearing un petition aud for discharge
continued tlll July l7th.
Estate " Arthur Poroher, declared.
Hearing ON nual account aud petition
for distribution, which we're allowed.
Estate ui James BDehee, deceased.
Hearing on petition for letters Of I'D
mInistfatlon, Pauline BeeOre appoint
ed administrstriK, on filing = bond OF
81 900. Appraisers appointed.
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SUICIDE ASHTON.
Ills Body was Taken from Its Grave q
second Lime aud Buried
nj the Fort,

The second eEbumatlon OF the body
Of tue mau Ashton, who threw himself
under tho wheels OF y Union Pacific
train near Layton few days ago,
took place al Pennington this morn
ing. 10 Was almost with sigh Of re.
lief Oh the par. Ji tue people at that
place that tho Temaias were taken
away from there, as tho constant 0peu-
iug VI grave was not y pleasant idea
90 contgm platc,
A full Identification OF the body was
made and aftSr IL arrived Ia this clty
was conveyed TO Fort Douglas aud
buried In tue post cemetery with MILL
tary honors Ashton WAS NJ one time
u well known member OF tue Fort
DOuglns baud. But he took 10 drink
ing heavily and constant dissipation
soon ended his career.
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Reform School Candidate.

Bertha Curtis, a lb-yoar.gid girl, was
lakun before Judge Merritt this after.
noon with a view Of her being sent 10
the Reform school. The youthtul ue-
londRnt was charged In the city police
court few days ago with petit lar.
runy, ana she Ia snli In the hands OF
the police authorities, The case was
put over untl Monday, In order that
the parents OF the child might be
notified 10 attend.
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John II. Rumel Dead.

John II. Rumel, another oi UlSh's
veteran oilizsns, after long period Of
weakness anu general debility super.
induced by old age, passed from
mortality at his home IA Farmers
ward this morning. lie was native
Of Peunrylysnia, auu was born In the
city VI Urolheriy love, August 25,
1919. He came to this Territory Ia an
early age anu passed through many
OF tue hardships incidental thereto.
Hs was respected citizen anu was
held Ia high esteem by q host Of
friends,
The date Of holding the funeral has
not yet been decided on.
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nr. Tnlmage Golng 10 Enrone.

DE-. Tslmage Of tue Utah University
was busy today making nual prepare.
tons for his trip 20 Europe. lie OK.
pscls to leave tonight Or tomorrow
morning. lie will go direct 10 New
York where lao expects 10 arrive la
time ~ set sail Tor Liverpool ON the
Arizona on Saturday neat. Dr.. Tai.
magr's trip, like several similar ones,
IL Ia the Interest OF education. While
In tue old world he Intends to visit
Edinburgh, London, Dublin and
Berlin Ia tho order named and attend
scientific mtotings IN al OF them. He
will also visit other European cities.
lie will be absent from hons about
two mnnlMH.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES


Sunday evening, May goth, dual adj
dress to tho graduaIe', Principal Is.
Clua IT.
Monday morning at devotional ex'
ercises, the classes advance.
Tuesday, May 22i, forenoon-kIn'
deTgartvn oErroi.rsi aflernoon-pro.
paratoty school exercises; evening
readings and reoitauOns, classes In
elocution and Euglish.
Art exhibit opens Tuesday morning
anu continues until Friday evening.
Wednesday, May 23ri, Held day OK
ercises and sports, evenin2-art enter
tainment, music AMI painting
Thursday, fJrenoou-general COM
meneement exercises. Programs song,
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LONu BBANCu, May 10. - The
pigeon shooting niatcn Tor the River.
t0n challenge cup between Work and
HUcy was won by Work. Out OF the
iiut one hundred birds eHch killed
ninety. intue shoot oil nj twenty-five
Hocy killed twouiy.Ihfec, Work
lWeuly.lOnT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

WASHINGTON, ID. g., May H.
into executive session as coon NJ tue
earthen aud glassware schedule of the
tatin bill arc disposed Of. The metal
schedule viii be considered next. Re
ports showing the changes ~ the
schedule a.d replies Of the metal
manufacturers have not been printed
aud II Ia agreed that the discussion In
not " begin until Monday.
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noohkseper Ilcen nissIng.

New YoRK, May -Bookkeeper
J. J. Keen OF Harlem River bank, ac.
cuseu of the theft Of $4,000 90 $780,.
900 Of the banks money, mas not been
found. The exact shortage cannot be
stated until the books have been
examined. Tho examiners have a
theory that either some depOhtop o T
employees OF the bank are In collision
with Keen.
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The INDUSTRIAL YAnDALS.
Deputies Directed 10 Warn Them Oh
The Trains.
I've Traiu- Captured - Fitzgerald
Out on nsii-The Progress
OF Reilly.

srUTANE, Wash, May lo-Judge
Haniord has Issued an Important writ
to U. 3. deputy marshals here. They
are directed 10 board each east.bouud
freight train between spraguo aud the
Idaho linu aud warn injustTials not
TO CLINT aboard. Those who disregard
the warning will be- affoiled aud con.
veyod u Seattle. Under this order,
Deputy Marshal Hanson has sent crews
OF deputies all along the line aud
numerous arrests are expected today.
FITZGERALD uAtLBD OuT.
pmLADELrutA, Pa, May lg.-Mi.
chaol ~ .crnld, the leader ui the New
England Industrial army has SECURED
bali and will meet his followers at
Baltimore today,
TWO TRAINS CAPTURED.
MiNNEArOLis, May ia bulletin
TO tue Journal from He una, NJ mt,
says tile J0xeyitus captured Two
Northern Pacific ttails, QUO In Mon.
taua aud ono "a the CJusf d'Airnu
region.
STEALING RIDES ~ SQUADS,
MiNNEArJLis, May ia special
from Spokane 10 tnu Journal slyH that
"JumOo" Contwcli, commander OF the
Tacoma COXvyitts, has ordered ms
contingent 10 rendezvous ut Great
Falls, Mont. rhe mun are stealing
rides IN small ~ iais.
I,kLLYis NAVY.
KEJKUS, Iowa, May I9.-Kelly's
army landed three miles below thu
city on the Missouri shore today, whef
provisions were delivered. Ihu utN,
objective point Ia Quincy. Tue boats
will be rated there anu towed.
Az APrEAL 10 CLEVELAND.
DENVER, May lO.-Guuefal Hegwcr,
Of the Coxey nome reserve, mas adj
dressed "A letter ~ Cleveland beseeCh'
ing him Ia the name Of common
humanity and good government ~ ASK
Congress Tor legislation to secure worn
10 the unemployed.
TIE WAN DEPARTMENT NOTIFIED.
wAsuiNUIuS, May l0.-rhe war
department has received information
from CWur d'Alonc, Idaho, that the
rendezvous Of ludualrials there threat.
ems trouble. Tue ~ cure Of n train h
Ia miuent and General ScnOtield ha'
ordered the troops stationed NJ the post
near CmIr u'Aloue 10 assist IA,
United states marshal In protecting
the railroad property Ia thu nands Of y
receiver.
THE SITUATION CRITICAL,
MINEEArOiIs, Map ia hilssouli
speciAl to tho Journal sAys four hun,
dred and nifty CoXryites " the Seattle
Spokane detachment captured "a frsigh
train on the Northern Pacific al
Heron and started east this morning
Finy deputies under Sheriff RAMSEY
loft here ON n special train 10 intercept
them. The wealers attempted TO cap
tuTe n train near Wallace, Idaho, but
the engineer cut Loose, leaving them II
the cars. The situation at that point Ii
| critical.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

OMAHA, Nuu., l9.-FrOst did i'm.
muu1e damage 10 crops Ia this vicinity
last uight. Ice Termed u quarter Of an
iuch thick.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May l0.-
Specials 10 Tue Journal rom northern
Iowa, southern ava central Minnesota
huu western Wisconsin cay that heavy
lfosis lat night cut the corn ana gar.
ucuIfuck to the gr0un1.
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WEALTHY rnAnr.


KNOXviLLE, Tenn, May 10. - a
tramp giving his name ~ Lacey J,
BhltJ, arrived Ia the city and asked ~
he admitted 10 the city hospital, Ne he
was sick, A low hours nfterward, A,
l.. Shafrack, land commissioner OF the
burlington RAILROAD system, arrived IN
tho city In search Of Baird, whom he
hnd followed ten thousand milea to get
his signature to q deed for u valuable
piece OF laud In EigomOnt, South
Dakota. Sharfaok went to tho hospital
aud In u few minutes PAID Baird 5000
lurItopetiy which lies In the heart OF
Edgtmunt anu Is valued at 100000,
Baird lelt Dakota several year. ago,
alter having paid for the property. aud
has been tramp ever since. The
Burlington railroad company has
sent hundreds OF dollars trying to
locate him.
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InhIe In q lIna conaltion.

LONDON, May ia dispatch from
Calcutta gays the PRECEDENT Of the
Currency association mas urged upon
tbs Indian government the necessity
VI ascertaining the Intention Of the
secretary OF state for India in regard 10
further forced sales OF India council
bills, as the situation II intolefable.
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And No Assignment Filed.

Although the furniture establish.
meut OF Ncve ana child, on First
South street, remains closed, being In
the hands 0f an assignee, no deed Of
Assignment had been died with the
county recorder up 20 this afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

CHICAGO, May iD.-rwo aldermen,
three policemen, four Judges and clerks
Of election we're Indicted by tho SPECIAL
graud jury g0Iay Tor the violation OF
the laws. rne aldermen arc John
MCGillUn ami John X. COughliu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

A ship slrandsd.

CHICAGO, MBy ia thtee.mRsted
Iumuuf schooner went Ashore at
Thirteenth street anu began breaking
~, She II supposed TO be the GOjte.
man. Tho liie.taving Grew Mt day.
light began their efforts 10 rescue the
uIoW, which consists OF seven men,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

ROME, May l9.-During the hearing
Ia the Banco Romano case today
cE.Aiiui.tur ho0i sprang nj Bank Luz
spcCtlr Blagini on tho witnoss.stauu.
a riot broke out aud the court had to
adjourn.
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withun seven votes Of Nominations.

OLArur, ltas., M,y lD.--On the
50i uailo. tuo Republican congfes.
.ional convention vOlo stood. Smart
"a. Funston 80, Buchan 30. Smart
lacked but seven vu,es iOr nomination.
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Keenlne A nIsorderIn Honse.

T.. 4. NysIrom, the saloon keeper, Is
under arrest for keeping a disorderly
nousv, The case will bs investigated N
tue police court GU MOnaay.
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rllE sIruArIoN cRlrIoAL.


TOwER Hill, Ills, May l0.-Thu
entire block OF business houses IN the
center Of town wBs burned this morn.
lug. The loss IL $4,000, partly In.
sufed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

PmNCEruN, Ky, May ia west.
bound freight collided with work
trainin Siandin RlCg tunnel. Seven
PERSONS were Killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

DANvtLLE, Ills, May lO.-luigr
BJoswal,vr today sustained the DomD-
cratic Congressional appointment Tor
llinOis aud denied the application ior
40 InInnnllnn.
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NEW YoRK May Reserve ne.
crease 81, 1856, $50; loans, decrease, si75,.
100; specie, increase, tlbB,1OO; legal
tenders, decrease. 81, 2O7 900; deposits,
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New Yorh change.

New Yoms, May To- The curly
tales Of sugar wsru 10 va. Then iUl.
owed rally TO SGT.
Afer tho publication Of the bank
statement ,cui,tiou became heavy.
TIE decline IN sugar for the day was
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decrease, O3O, 400, circulation, deer .',
sii.nl. The n1 ks now hold s75 93J,-
i25 n excess Of requirements.