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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-29

LNOis $500 TWO story house OF fifteen
Sewall AMI Court streets, Augusta, Me-, three
minutes walk to electric cars and Court Hou Sc.
One of the p1easantest locations in city. Large
lot, we'll and cistern water. Stable and carriage
house. Will sell cheap for cash. Apply to +
Gilbert. 225 Water street, Augusta, Maine.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-29

A INEXPERIENCED LADY sTENOG-
"a RAPHER desires permanent position or
will supplv during the summer; can furnish good
references. Address AL" ss0 Main ST.. Water
Vile, Nc. juncs6diits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29

PRoyiDEACE, II. l., Oct 20.-rhe
thru aunlyrfs ~ ~ o., death viii
be- observed win high honou tOmof.
row. Bells will bo tllio 3, aueoi totes OF
ihe deceased VII DO feCitod anu au.
thcms Will be- sung IN praise Of his
deeds. Foods, faimeui, auJ money
Viii be- distributed among the ppOf, anu
a special service at MS grave over
which tue lofty column rises. Tue
dog was JUMBO, a magnificent sproi.
msu OF tbs ~. Bernard breed. Tue
celebrated tue0sOphist, BiavglsEy, was
positive that Jumbo was rxlsgiug ~ n
dug through some misfortune anu that
he had previous existence az one vi
the uiE htiest u men.
The person VINO 10 at The head " the
arrangements Tor the celebration u II,
l.. Dorsey. Alta banquet tripv will be-
the ptii cilai dith. Jumbo was very
l0nd Of H.. Out OF Respect 10 him i
VIII DO served IN "A dozen different
slyler. The guests viii 40 foufte n,
tho number II years Jumbo lived ~ a
dog. On this Ooo.HiOu Mt Dorsey
WIli announce bis Intention 10 be-
queath asum Of money ior tue found.
ing OFT retreat Tor homeless dogs ~ be
called "fhc JumUl Refuge"
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Attsmpted IaIIbrsaIs.

TUCSON, Arts, oct 2S,-Oscar
Rogers. one Of tue men charged with
holding up a Southern Pacific cast
hound overland train some weeks ago
near Aiarioopa station, aud now con-
fined IN ] al mere penuing hearing on
indictments found by the grand Jury
of puai county, made u daring anu
almost successful attempt TO escape TO-
LAY.
lie had removed all but one layer OF
briek. fr. IN the wall, and his operations
yere discovered by tho iniier-.
RoIsta wUull nave made MS escape
II bp haI had ten minutes more. Once
uutside tue walls, his capture would
nave been no easy matter, for u u
8psitiyely known that others impii'
GATED in tho Muricopa Train robbery
Kero . ear AZ hand u help niu. "lNil'
rnomps1n, whom the Southern
Pacific detectives are working day d
night TO capture, 10 thought 10 bo n
this vicinity,
Itispai1 that arrangements hnd beer
made ior Thompson anu otheih 10 hRy'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29
GOV. MAItnIN cmIcAuo.
Coiorado's Governor Receives an
Ovation.

CHICAGO. OCT. 2s.-G1vcrnor David
VI. Waite, Of Colorado, addressed =
large audience at an open.air meeting
on the lake fiont, aud 10 the evening
he spoke 10 n large audience In latter.
sal's pavilion.
Colonel Copeland, ChAir.nan Of the
county committee, introduced the gov
erHOr, WHO was received with cNetfs.
He spoke Tor half an hour. He Rs.
sufed bis auditors that Colorado wss
aroused und the POpulitts would be
triumphant.
"fhis country Ia passing through q
period 0f depression worse than any IN
I've history" He saidi give million
men and women arc out OF employ.
ment. ThOse who arc NJ WORK are re-
coiying Ices wages than ever before.
AZ the close Of the war aud the years
succeeding we enjoyed uuexampled
prosperity. We then had Ia circulation
nearly twenty hunufo1 millions o.
money. The Republican party and IT,
leaders In the Congress, At the dicta.
ton Of Wall street, set absut with
-wi1g this m uey from circulation.
they contracted the currency until de-
ptcssioD followed. Last year in the
n'iust Of untold suffering and closed
" fksnops, due 10 tue contraction Of
the currency, President Cleveland a..
hombird Congress tor the purpose VI
having It repeal the silver Law, which
plunged the country Into still deeper
disiit,s. All the legislation u tie
past tweuly-iOuf years VI Republican
rule and that Of the prescott admins.
tfauon has been ior thr corporation,
toe capitalist, tho money class.
"rhufo has been bat one piece VI
legislation In favor VI d Tor the bsne.
Il u tue people aud that was tue pom.
sion oil, And Grover Cleveland sat ~
at night tor SIX months 10 veto tuJi
Vi ua penaiYn uillt. Wall street con.
trolls bJth the Republican anu Demo.
cratic parties. anu In turn the huaciai
policy Ia dictated by Wall street Huu
Great Brtaiu
"rhc Democratic party has done
something tun, its pfr .ecrssur- would
not nave dHrru g. uH, aud that was thr
Issuing Of t5u.OOL0 y o gold. b.nus.
rus was done ~ Urnvfit the money.
lenders Of Wal street."
la the evening Governor Waite was
escorted ny bfHts band g. the hall
Whufo no vas 10 speak. About o UOJ
people had gathered 10 htHf Mn, Abu
there we're loud cries VI "WRltv, Waite,
Waite for 1894"
fnu governor was given = rousing
r. ception as ne advanced 10 begin his
d Ifess, aud II was some time before
he was allowed TO proceed. His speech,
which was an elaboration q niu talk H.
the afternoon, consisted chiefly la
ouusufe OF the Democratic aud Ruput-
iican purties, AID Arguments 20 shOW
thst the wrluf Of thu people doman y
that the government DO entrusted 10
tue Populisja,
Atlhu conclusion OF hhsIe, Oh. which
was greeted WITH great Applause, G0N.
ufn0r Waite was escorted tack TO hir
MOTEL by a CHEERING crowd Of fully l,OJU
ptUulp
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young woman who has been swindlinR
10 many milliners In tue two cities.
Tue giri IL Miilio Harr wits, aud she
lives Ia Harlem. She was identihei
by several Of hor victims NJ police
headquarters last night after shs broke
down and confessed. Her plan We
simple. Sue drove 20 hotel, engaged
room for herseli anu grandmother,
saying grandms would soon appear
with the cash aud luggage. Hufriedly
taking possession OF the rJom'i whicn
she stipulated should adiOin, aud
SHOULD both open on the hail, she
would drive 70 a milliner, selec. one OF
more hats aud order them sent to tn
hotel, together with clange Tor 81 90
bill. Sue would receive the hats IA
Que room, 70 into tue other with tue
change, pretending she was going 10
sUt . blk bill from tho mythical
grandma, then clip out Into the hali
anu leave tue hotel, never 10 return.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
TWO ROBBERS ARRESTED.
They Confess 10 Tho Theft Of SH, 900
from an Express Company.
MOST OF the stolen Gold nnd SILVER
Hecovered--a HAD dang
nrohen up.

TuE DALLEs, Or, Oct. 20.-Aiter
two weeks' un.ucCe,siul undesvor on
the part Of detectives aud local oil GERS,
the parties vino robbed the Pacific Tx.
press company la this CITY Of $1,000
On October ilin, nave at last been AZ
prehenied aud placed under arrest
aud all bu. 500 of the money 70.
covered. Faux X elm aud Ols
Savage, young men VI respecistlo
pataniage living here, are la jail, hav.
INK mate n complete confession Of the
theft. IL IN said the only clew TO the
robbers was a bar " . eel rharpeued ut
one vnd nnu fashioned into a hook vt
the other, which was found hesida the
tmpty ueaeure box on thu Il OF u the
vzpfess Office, uu the morning Of the
T0Outry. Following the suggestion Of
dyrfin 4. J. DuvuT, Detective 5am
Simmons, OF Portland, anu LorI, Of
irv Surety company Of Kansas CITY,
vi.Iic1 the shop anu living room Ut
Klein anu Savage which Ia barn In
ktrin'a yard. The walls VI tue room
ulst'o1 with guns Of every dercripti u
1900 tue room also contained an anvil
tuu tools Tor doing light blacksmith
NtrR. Sheriff Dfivsr learning this
AUX the steel tools 10 Salem, whufn
Rowe, QUE Of the gang, IL confined Ia
thc peniteutiary,a aud from him learne !
that II was faahiOntd In tbs shOp
by members Of the Hawthorne gang
ifJm "a dfili stolen from Union Pact.
o. locomotive VI the time they cOl-
trmUlAiru train robbery. Rowe also
stated That hluin, who IN by trade an
t1pert l0ubHuith, POSSESSED hey to
the tX lrtss otllto. Armed with thi-
Information, Mr. Driver, accompanied
by Detective simmons, returned 10
4 10 Dailes AMI caused the arrest OF
Klein and Savage. lney were cap.
tuftd without ftsistauee at their rom
uuu confined In separate apartments al
The holUl where District Attorney
jayne anu Mi. Simmons attempted %
EHin confession from them. Ihuy
witusiood all adyaEcea Tor time.
Finally Klein broke down and sob.
mag confessed the whole matter, tell.
luE where the mOley was hidden.
Search was Instituted for the none 4,
aud Ia bag Containing $1,000 IN gold
wAu found IN CtsspuUl uuuef a China
Naah house whicu Onuc brlongU 10
thesavage estate, Two bags with 81 500
IA tilvrT were iUuud under an old
hulldiug ueaf the Cusmol olitan hotel,
rud Que bag when nHd c0ntaiu,d
5000 m gold, anu :fOm when sou
nsu teen extracted, was discovered
barred IN kitil's back yard. Savage
~ iifst maintained stOnd silence when
tuld oi klein's confession, aying lac
was innocent OF The crime, bat wnun
Confronted by his pal he hsd nothing
more 10 say, kl,in also confessed tnaI
they nnd fObbtd tue pUs'Ufioe mere on
toe night OF September siKth. ThesI
arrests break up Que OF tho wJis.
gangs Of fOUbofs IN this section anu
relieves tne express mAuagrr HI, VI
the Udium winch suspicion cast up0u
HIM whtu the dispatches otrJueOusly
stated hv haI been arrested iyr commit
ting the deed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29
POISON in THE BLOOD
Another Case That Was IlclTlbls 10.
der The Old Methods Of Treatment
And Another Case in Point Showing
the Absolute Mastery Of Drs.
Shores & Shores New Treat
ment Over all Chronic and
Deep.seated Diseases.

Mr.. Hicks q one OF Uiahs oldcs,
pioneers. lie came into the territory
with an OK team In 1880. In am inter.
view with the writer Mr.. Hicks says;
IN 80 while working on the Walker
Opera House fell from an elevator Of
about forty feet and broke my right foot
which because OF the condition Of M
bio resulted In a running sore. have
suffered terrible pain night and day Tor
years. All my friends and acquain,
ances know the condition was in. The
very best doctors In Utah did all in their
power for me from time to time during
the past thirteen years. but they all
failed TO cure me. Somrum ! was so
bad had to quit work entirely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29
rAMnANY,. IlEcoRp.
A Long Ltst OF charges by the Com
mittoe of seventy.

A Long List Of charges by tue Com.
mitt-e of seventy.
NEW YOmS, Oat. 2s.-The commit.
tee OF seventy today issued n statement
In reply TO Mayor Gilroy's defense OF
rammany, In which they aiTaign
rAmmany Hall for malfeAsancs In the
administration OF municipal Affairs.
II II signed by Joseph Laroque, chair
man, and John Il. Eaute, secretary.
Bti, ~ this manifesto Guar e.!
FIm,-rhat the OigAuiz ,tiOl Of Tam.
many In despOtio anu 10 not, In Il proper
sense, political body, but constituted
for individual gain.
Second That Tammany Hall has
appointed ~ important anu responsible
tlicns OF the city men uishO nest auu
criminal.
Third-ThR, under this Rdministra,
ton 10y Systematic plackmnil and eIt1r'
ton were WTung from the citizens many
millions, anu that the expenses Of the
city government have constantly In.
creased, without any corresponding
benefit to the community.
+ Uurth-rhAt II has wasted public
money by sxtTaysgant expenditure Of
the funds raised by taxation.
Finh--rhgt much OF the increase OF
tbs expenditure 10 due to dishonesty,
supplies being bought wastelully aud
exlTavagantly and names placed on
} the payroll aud money paid for services
never rendered.
slxth-rhat the dock department, tC
which the head OF Tammany HAL
points with satisfaction, IL mn ever,
Increasing burden TO the taxpayers
while It should 10 a source OF laIg,
revenue,
seyenth-That also, since tho YEA
1854, ,he taxpayers have paid OF ss2,
100000 Of the city Debt, yet, vt tnu
present tlmo that debt 10 $500 O0l
more than In 1854.
Eighth-rhat the taxpayers hav,
| been called upon 10 bear create
burdens than Rre shown by the tsA
levy anu the statement Of the puoll
uebt.
Nnlh-That because Of the e1
travagauco Ia expenditure, In IA
comparison OF London anu Paris viii
| New YORK In regard 10 the tax bur
zen shows Now York IN an uniavOI
able light.
Tenth That because Of Tamman,
Hnll's ignorance aud iu,ilirieAt IN /
agtment, We are LEFT tar behinu VA
other large cities OF the world In .,
eot 10 mo comfort and eOnvenl0ne
watch all citizous have right 10 "a
lU u further charging thar those D
uuOl OF municipal affair have iaili
90 provide proper anu suitable com
cation, puuiic places which naveIlal uii
tUrivs, parks Ia the crowded diltuoe {
tue city aud other Necessities.
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PIRATES ~ CnING.
outlaws Establish a Regular Reign Of
Terror


San FRASchCo, Oct. 20.-Chinose
paluts received ny steamer contains
accounts Of numerous OUTLAWS BY
tuugllH AMI ifagtH Ia tue Ouout. "A
bAnd VI men made dosputatu ~ the
lgfH Of crupa aud homes IN tue recent
oyUtlIw OF the LiAo uvef, have rs'
tAbliunuu reign Oi terror Tuis band
comprises about go mon. by thulf
pirsucal RAIDS they nave secured
several toats, On which they carried On
OPERATIONS on the water.
During three weeks Of the raids Of
this lRwlesa baud, twenty men were
killed gnd more than three times that
nu uber ~ete wounded. Their opera.
tons covered nearly 1870 miles along
the Lao RIVER. For protection, b0aIs
now travel M patches, but 40 daring anu
powerful have the robbers become,
ihst they 10 not hesitate 10 attack
numbers Of boats nj the same time,
even In day light. Four boats wore
attacked by one OF the plratical craft
having crew VI forty armed men on
September Dln, near New Chang. An
vaiuablus EuI arms were taken, tW o
ERllore were killed aud two others
wounded. The cargo boats are arming
their crews and preparing 10 resist the
pirates.
News from Singapore tells OF the
robbery OF Cniuese oOaatiug vessel
bound from singapore for the island OF
Liuggi, by Malay pirates. A numOor
OF them TOOK passage on the oynstel
Rud at night attacked the snip's clerk
aud bbed him OF about $500, The
noise aroused n memuer OF tue crew
nud no hastenrd 10 the aid Of the clerk,
but was Stabbed by the Malay's aud
thrown overheard. The Malay
Jumped into the water anu escaped.
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"When I was induced 10 10 to DIS.
Shores ! was IN such fearful pain night
and day that was not myself at all and
was unable TO do anything.
have been under Drs. Shores s.
Shores treatment and have been using
their vegetable medicines Just one
month now and the result seems almost
miraculous Nv trouble IS all cured aud
feel like a different man entirely as
haven't felt before In years. Anyone
reading this can ryalzc how grateful I
am Ia Dr. Shores g Shores ami ! hall
be glad to tell any one, 90 person, Ut th,
good they have done for me.'
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nIown Up y, psnamIlsr.

WiLKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. gs.-A
large Hungarian bosriing.houso Ut
Laurel Run, this county, was blown
to atone by dynamiters at O'Clock
this morning snd three Of the inmates
were killed outright, four badly In
jufed and half dozsn seriously hurt.
The heuus who planned tho sxpl0.
zion uiJ their work well, despite the
fact that part OF ihe pan iailtd. They
placed about twenty.iour sticks VI
dynamite under the building, each
beiug about nine inches long aud
weighing about halfa pound. A wire
connected the sticks with n battery
about nifty yards away. when the
u nj was given only about halt
dOzeu Of tbs sticks exploded. They
were tuiiioiUnt, however, 10 comp etely
wreck he building, not = beam VI
plank Of which was LETT Standing,
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'S1SS7 RIO
S Ssss IN GRAEDE
s go WESTERN
STANDARD oAuar


leave Salt iHhr
No. .-Tor Provo. bingham. ami
al points Tatt.,,............ sos q. M.
No t-tor Provo Grand junction
and al Uouu hast....s..s.. e D m
SAUNA '..... ........ ............. gtop. no.
No, s-for Euroka and bingham, tiuop, m.
so, s-t0r uFioa aud wtst......,. ~ ap m.
no. i-fJr IEieh au tho Wcst... lltJ pm.
frriS, sntt Lake
No l-lrHm rruVo. trant Junction
Hnd tho tast..,,s...s.,,.... if.o p. IN
No. -irum iroto. DrAud Junction
and tuu Fast .....s........ n iA y m.
"a a-trum ntusaan. Provo. MAuu
tud -tiina s.ss.s,.......... titQ y, m.
No. a-ffom tureka and bingham p.bA IA,
No g-irom uFtoa sni the West sAH IA
No t-irom uEdon and tho West. 40 . 20
only line running through iullmAn ralae1
nuuh|c Drawing hoom |espcrs O. uUnyrf va
Otand Junction aud 10 Kansas City aud Chica
g. VIA colorado points, tree tcciiains chat
rats thlt Lnho o. tohvcr. and only line run
ming Pullman rlccpors RAT Lake ~ san Ifau'
CISCO. hocatnEoal sloao eounsouoaL safety.
speed hnd comfort
lICEs, ONCE, 10 v. 2nd South
u &. DODGE. Ar, WEpnY.
Gen, ManaEcr. Gen. rupL
J.h lLNNErr, Gen. r,Si.A
s. n. BAnCuCk, General Freight Agent
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EOUSEKEEPERs-OO NOT FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THIS IGHENSE SALE.

par aped round
elsewhere
Curtains wdea
n
o No slg
croamo q
th, at tlaO
sCroama
Iamour
~
uuaty
Curtains including $780, $3.50 1910 o25
Sl3pE
White Applique Curtains ias wd worth $500 pair THIS
SILK CURTAINS. ouo'haf price,
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nuEAcm on PROMISE SUIT.
AdoIph schoIsc Asks $4,000 Of Faith.
less Katherine.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 2s.-Adolph
Sch ilEu wants $1,000 for breach Of
promise from Katherine Pilgor, tue
daughter Of a Galeua street metohSni.
IN his complaint II Is statel that on
August |, 1850, The plaintiff was en-
gagged Ia tho banking business m Btr'
10, Germany. He claims that he met
Mlus Pilger, proposed marriage and
was accepted. Acting on her advice
Mf. Scnolze ella ms that no dispored Of
his business interests IN Germany aud
when he stll Out he came 10 Mllwau'
kee, where no hoped 10 marry Miss
Pilger. lie arrived In 1893, but Miss
Pilger refused TO marry him. soholze
asks Tor $40, 600 TOT the alleged breach
OF promise aud an additional $4,000
ior his lOss VI business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29

An Escaped Convict R.cognisad aud
Arrested.

WINFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 90.-Peter
Cline, sou " Farmer Cline, near here,
was arrested In an Iowa town three
ycsfs ago for robbery. The crime he
was charged with wus the taking OF
goods out OF the store where hs was
employed A. clerk. He made HE
escape before he was taken " prison
aud never recaptured until last night
aud then under peculiar ciTcum-
stances. Aurt his ESCAPE $50 was
offered as n reward but no Oue sue
ctudcd IN getting 1t. Two weeks after
his escape three years ago a wOmAn
inAdu net appearance At Farmer
Clint'a sud was introduced M a sister.
Miss cline ha1 gentlemen callers aud
everything won't wtll. An officer
from lows, hOwevoi, pui In an Rp.
poarsuCc aud arrested tho supposed
woman, who proved 10 be Peter Cline,
anu WHO, Tor three years has worn
female garments AMI mas made hia
home here until arrested. Cli.e wa,
taken ~ Iowa.
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WIN Cry. no., Oct 2g.-J. ID.
RE, u Dayton, N'wiOn county, fftd
Tour th0t- At I'D. McA lester here,
alighily WOunIinx MIN Ia the neck q d
tnrn snot bimtoli through the head,
causin Instant death. lie wat 10 have
teen married to a Niles Martha Fora
today but became iuuauely Jealous VI
McA lusier. Tue shooting took place
Ia tue PRESENCE Of Mics Ford, who is
now Frustrated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Hcrr Most
anu his company were To nave pre-
scented the play Die Weber In Phoenix
Park Hall, Newark, tonight, bui they
were refused permission by ihe police
For two or three days circulars, print
ed In German, have been circulated,
announcing tho production OF the
nnolalisilu play.
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Publishing NAMES.

The statements published by DIS.
Shores are entirely voluntarily and are
given by the patients ior publication.
DB. Shores & Shores would never pub
lish the most emphatic testimonial IN.
less the patient giving Il understood It
was TO be printed and gave willing con.
sent
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cener...mnn bod Inlnr.a.

Hastings, MINI, Oct. 2g.-Congfeas.
man Hal was very seriously Injured
by falling from trustle after n political
conferences LAST night Ia hurrying ior
his train ut Red Wing ho stepped on
the lrrslir and Tell hcndiOfcmost twenty
feet Its face, head aui hip were
lGosfaI,d aud Il Il feared he has re-
ceiyel Internal injuries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29

Supplied with inioxioans They lie
come furious.

CALLIsToGA, Cal, oct. g0.-A
mtssa.s from Middlttown, Lake
uuuutJ, gives iniouLation OF a serious
q ht pm0ug tue lndlans At tbs Coyote
Nsiry rauchtiia. some OF the tul.
! hur uauk Indians were vlslling tho
Coyote trlur aui celebrated tne coca.
sl by eettiug drunk on wine. They
became Involved la row with knives,
winch resulted Ia the killing OF one
tuck, am tue probably fatal btRbbing
tfanutntr, while six others, INCLUDING
tWO qIsws, were seriously wounded.
Tnyso Indians have long been peace
phir aud engaged in various kinds OF
iab1r Tor support, aud ~ rule are
quite iallhiul employees. The supply.
lux fiuloziuaut- 20 tnvIn by unsorupu-
i.us ptIsOns 10 severely o0ndeniued.
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NEw Youl, oct. ga special TO
the World from Lebanon, Ind, haysi
a wagon containing apafty return
ing from dance was struck by "a BIG
Four train this morning aud i've VI tue
merty.mAkeTs were killed. The dead
are Gefttuue DAVIS, Grace Davif, Lena
George, Carl GOwans anu May Nc.
Daniel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29

San FRANCISCO, OF, 20 - Juan
)iculucpU,, lhe young lieutenant Of
spuural Antonio Essla, who was 70.
leased from the Alameda county jan
on Saturday on an order from Score
tary Of Slate Gre-htm, has taken
pasgage on the tteamur San Josei
which calls TINS afternoon Tor AGA
pulCU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29

saddled horse ana a fifis ready for
R1gera In the Tucsou mountains bear
this city. The opinion OF officers hdft
is thst the men that helped hold up
the overland at Maricopa station are
those who committed the Roscoe rob
berry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29
tts UNION
3..i7Ds5HH;STITEIHi.
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Oct 9TH, 1894.
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co DafB, a. fo.iori'

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from rutte. Portland, Sac fran.
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Prom tan Francisco, ogden and
intermediate points. ................. % p m
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urpAHr
for urden Para CitY rocatello aud al
fasicrn points ...................., o. am
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e urdeu, intermediate 20 nta
tHr Francisco and Cache
valley points ....sss.s.ss, ........,s., ? ~ ? n
or ogden. all noiuts east. Hottie, Port
iant Hu1 -an francisco, ~ N
sI0f tUHrla Provo. sanreto VALLEY
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'tfaiai south Of JuaJ run daily except
SUNDAY.
Z Daily except sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29
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