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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
EYE OF The BATTLE.
Final Arrangements Being Made EOl
TOm0UOB'S Contest
MANY "AIXEw u,LLor, ARE our
Voters win DO We'll to Scan Them
tlo,plJ oliver, spy culatious S.
TO thu Result VI THE hl,ct,ou.

Flnal arrangements for the grcaitei
ana moe. Import nt political coutsst 30
tue history o, u.Hh were being mNdo
tUUay.
La this city the executive and sub
ordinate ann ltgus OF tho respective
paflies w,fo as tu.y o. men can well
ue fhe Worry aud the work - the
uHmraign have luit Impressions u N
tue iaces Of tlu leaders On ouhvr eide.
rur strain hns teen intense from the
bc.iuuiur nd will remain 10 until
tue cloie. Al. aye heartily glad that
the end l. 30 near at hand. What.
ever the rtiult may be-, the active
party workers viii be- glad q
return 10 their business, which Ia
mlst instances has been made a mat
tor of secondary consider ton ia order
that n tnor.ush canvass IN behalf VI
lhcir parry goul be male.
ItlsgruJrally conceded by all those
acquainted with the facts that tue can
vars has bgcu q very close one. Tue
/ campaign & as been carried into tue
/ fomUtts. hamlUtH Of the Territory aud
| political issues presented Ia thrn win
~ muoh iufvOf, 81. qusuce ani ability
| asiu tue more pIpuiJuH cuntefs.
Throughout tho DAY great many
"mIxUun ballots hAvg been seen, aud
accent Advocates %. all parties have
been asking, almost Pleading win
voters % Casl them Instead ni voting a
straight ticket In oil Of the
| precincts the names Of one or more
Dem cratic nominees are 10 DO found
| uu Republican tickets, aud vice vefsa.
/ Voters will accordingly do well 10
! inspect their tickets closely IN ofdui
that they may not lend aid In deceiv'
ing themselves.
Hut Of all the devices, tricks and
,GIfts at trading, the AmJtines sIaud
nj the head Of the liHt with all sorts o.
/ trading propositions. They are deter
! miuru they say 20 elect Hardy as
sheriff and Dykes ~ member OF TIT
/ Constitutional convention.
AZ to what the result OF the election
will DO no man knows. Speculation
Ia this direction anu In that, however
are riie, and good deal OF betting
going ON. Both sides cay they ~
sanguine OF success.
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VIII tnor the W. ives aud mothers wer'
wiiin Hrt.Df hu,biuds g. Rive ~
iuc STRIKE ana 40 Hsrk o. work.
great shout d. ono" arose. IL vns
inuui that NUMBER ~ women whose
husbands wtty ut work were pres Nc.
Foe a. IcrIy women scOwled on them
an hcsau 10 talk audib y, but wer,
uuehed uy he policemen.
Is irHuduiH spoke Z more than two
hnufs o. 81 log Boo worked w. The eelins
u MS audience lie told them the
mpuuIuutufris were going 20 get the
fnC,outs ard workshops guarded ny
PitktriUu me aud tho crying was re-
uUVtu.
ADO you want yout hustauda work.
lux under tuu guard % P.uhertgn,2"
% Cfi.i.
as % W q tho antwef in a ucmcni-
UuR HhUu
time o.Ole of the mcrtiue M utiuck
wns male upon % W muu WIN was
siHvItu ga. % nyura d. 20 tho men re-
cunning wuik uut the policemen soOu
utsptrsrI tho thong.
A pnfaiu VI tlrkufs Will take place
tOauy.
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HEARD FOR MILES,
DynamiltB In London Explode a
Bomb With TfmindOus Force
DOORS ASn WINDOWS SHATTERED.
several Theories as to the Motive Of
the Dred-Deieciive lnvcsu'
eating The Ease.

LoNp1N, Nov. 5.-A squad Of de-
trctivss FROM scotland yarus is iuvc'u-
eating an explosion which occurred
shortly alter II o'cl, OK Lac, might at the
residence Of Hon. Reginald Brett 10
Tilnvy street, two doors irom thc resi-
dcnce Of Hon. sir Henry Hawkins,
one OF the justices Of the Quoen'a
oench division Of the high court Of
Justice, for whom the bomb BE- supposed
10 have been intended. Col EDWARD
bradford, chief cOmmissioner VI
police Ia personally directing tue maI-
ter.
The scene around Tilnoy street At
dnybfeab tuia mufuiuE was one uI *
IRENE excitement. Tnc Whole uoigh'
bofhUod seemed ~ be IA tuc poucssiun
OF uniformed police aud detectives
who kent back the sgntCtfs.
Many resideuts were No alarmed
that trey ned from Their
houses anu have been afraid 10 return.
A. soon ~ tnufe was light enough 4
work, Col. Mujondic, ohiri iusp uI0f oi
explosives, directed that Photographs
view, nud all ffsgn eats OF the bomb,
spnntefs, etc., were taken 20 police
hrauquafteTs.
The fragments, etc., were then taken
q the home oiiicu tor examination. Up
70 noon today, the police have nu
definite tucury ~ 10 the origin o. tho
explosion with exception OF suspect
iuf a man from slavery hotel. Tue
theories. One ~ that the explosion
was the work OF some per-
e0n VINO sought revenge Tor
some decision rendered BY the late
Lord Esh~r, master n the rolls aud
fatuer OBJ II ,giuAi1 Brett; another the
DRY IL that Bfo.t may nave Incurred
tue ouuity OF the dynAmlleu; tue
| third theory " that tue explosion was
oaused ~ she Irish Physical Force
party, aud the fourth theory II that
anarchists attempted to carry out their
! tnrrals made against Justice haw-
| kinH.
The font Of tho house outside Of
which the bomb was exploded was
much damaged, anu the wlnuUws 4!
houses ON the opposite side OF the stree.
we're smashed. fhe house was Uccu'
| NNNAN hAN ANNNAN NAH AAN fNHhH
oi tue explosion must have been very
great, NJ the doDr OF the hou'c wa
blown In aud tue stone steps shat
tered.
Suspicion resth on a man who aliRhl'
Ell ia the vicinity Of the house iron
the cab which hal conveyed him from
ths Savoy hotel. lie hasn't yet beet
arrested,
Justice Hawkins Ia the Judge who
sentenced Frederick Charles, NicioI
Gales, Joseph Thomas Duncan aut
Jean Batolls, the wallsan anarchists
~ various terms Of imprisonment. He
also presldeI nj the triils OF other al
Afchists aud imposed seatrncru o
various degrees upOu them.
Tue bUmu pllwet up cavity elgh
teen inches deep below the thftshol'
81 the front dOst, which was blown 9
pieces. The top slrpi slab Of con
crete ~ by 70 inches, was blown acros
tn, street. The railings were twisted
The sound OF tho explosion wa
heard Tor two miles,
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ar Joud tnat HE services be CON.
utu 90"
rho petition wae granted, the court
making gfnnt not 10 exceed $40.
The gentlemen by whom the peliliYn
was prrtenitd were likewise the ucat-
cts Of n tox 0f mugni nucnt app.ts
grown iu SAT- Latc county tuis Hcnsnf'
rnrfe were v.fiIua kuiH pa TIE e. .r.
ton, mud soiue Z thc eleuimcuf, '.l %.
which were entirely see Itm iht
Ios rucuvo grub, woio oi abuUim4
szs. THIS was claImeI to he unf 90.
the good results nrlsiug from thcfrfay'
iur process, gnd ifau which very
much more b. anticipated as Go" lfnt
tics becomes geutfH through. Va. lht
Territory. Probate Judge % nib WHOM
court aYi0ufuoI, prouIiy car,i.o ~
package uf tne A.plus uulrr MS afm'
say iug tHat Boz iutvuUcu TO goo tounl
lu NIX bio ffitu4H chow what hl
aitaytug ~ CHmauun hal done lUI
Salt Lake county at least
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TODAY'S COUNTY COURT.
A Petition From Utah's state Board o
Horticulture Presented aud
Granted.

Probate Judge Blair presided at to-
dayis session Of tho county court, but
the forenoon was taken w by misctl-
laut0us business OF a small charao, CT aud
then the board Proceeded with the eG.
animation OF elaine, OF which quite a
number had come Ia.
A letter In the lOfm Of 4 petition was
received bearing tue heading ~ Titan
State Board OF Horticulture, IN which
Mts.rs. George b, Bailey aud Thomas
Is. WISHING, 10 a committee appointed
ny that organization, asked the court
10 apprJpltte sun OF money eulll-
Gent 10 have printed 1000 circulars or
uamphlcts OF instruction TO tue fruit
srowers OF Salt Lake county "to work
with and on tneir trees this foil and
carly winter by suraplng the loose
nara from them .ud removing all rub.
bish anu burning tue same, prepara-
tory 10 spring spraying, with other In.
slIuotions aud beueiiss derived from
tbe same by others In different states
of the UuiOBi IL coming to tue know j.
edge oil tne board that tue uuggtstIOu
pss been already made ~ the court
maj the services VI our county insptc-
tgT BIO dispensed with, We do mos
earnestly petition You IN Tue uamu Vi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
The HOURS OF ELECTION.
Polls VIII Open at Hight O'Clock aud
Close At 5;25;

The remarkable amount Of Ignorance
that may exist among the public on a
very simple question was demonstrated
today when the Utah Commission,
politicians, judges of election nnd
newspaper men hurried aud sturIied
hither anu thithvr yaiuiy ouueayoripg
to ascertsin tne exact time OF the opeA-
ing aud closing OF the polls which In
general way was ,lll tally given oIt ne
ono hour alter SUNRISE anu At sunset
respectively.
Tue weather bureau director I'll so
WAS repeatedly sought Tor mat lnlJT-
nation but that genius could not 10
found. Fort Douglas, where the cam
non booms morning Hud evening" was
appealed 10 but no specific answer
SUD be received from there. ihu Dig
housekeeping Embellishments Of Juslin
a PARK anu Leytou n MoCune were
appealed 10 Ia vain. Tue telegraph
companies didu't know anu tihally
several election Judges, tue most active
VI whom was Mt. M, b. rOgles, gOt
three or four aimAuacs anu hsuied uut
tnat Que hour after tuu rise would DO
lust eight O'Clock anu that sunset
would ue precisely 6:3i. 50 1. was
decided To proceed o. laat HChvlului
hIch viii presumably be followed
throughout thu ely,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
land Oalee.

The following fling was made In
the local land oflce under date OF
Nov, 5gn;
Edgar l.. Fulton, OF Woodland,
Summit county, homestead entry Of
the southwest quarter OF the south wesl
quarer section ., ana the northwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section IL, aud cast half OF the north
west quarter, section 10, township
NORTH, range east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
isEaH m0,r RrJsIUEs.
Hut Heis UHcrr ~ To whsiii'r
80 htnh GUu Ur the Devil

iiut ne IN Uucsr ss to Mhsih'r
80 htnE oou or ia" Ds'iL
NEW YoMl, Nov. 5,-Herr Most
donNuud uhe " his Characteristic
sprrcues .ast hight at meeting IN the
Auitt theatre. The uiJ 81 OF the
uruting 10 HuuOu iced was " tXpgusb
ub 10 thst k gIVing Tor Tue dtH,n ~
lie late Car Alexander III. MOsps
-lteuh was IN German, Av sti
"Froudi-i anna IT H., embarrassed
tonight. 1 do not know whether
mould thank God tor the
can OF the ear, or " give praise 10
tUr devil lor II. lhtrv ought 10 be
undftds Of thousands o meetings
ucn ne this In OTdur tuat AL q it'u fu.
lIicing might be- shown tnAt turh "A
tnuuHtf uB ulule as Alexander hnu
lied. Every person isi GUY btulu,
when We consider the Iulu wrought by
the cIars, 20 wish they were all ueaI,
We ucel lot 20 TO Russia for a car
either. We have tnem here Ia
Amerlo Jut as we'll"
j. Guruvu was even mole radical
than Most. lie eiiu:
"Rne, Russians aud stamp out the
blood OF hyeuAs, the bvastiy IL man
on. Down win them. Tney ~ GIT
H. be kuiud Ike bfute-."
EVERYBODY And EVERYTHING DE.
NuuNCkD,
NEW YomS, Nov. 5.--rhree thou
Eauu Russians met last night In toe
Wiusor tbeatrT on the bJwcry ~ listvn
10 druuuOi.uOns OF the late ear.
Lawyer Louis Miller useI yioien,
Language anu the auditn,t oneefed
with great epth usinsm. Ol the new
gEaf Mt. Miller Sail;
''Hls thTone IL built ON IA flowing
river VI blood which viii soon over
wheim Is occupant whute own blu0-
snail mingle Ia the hJOi."
Abraham Cahan, editor OF the
Ar6cter ZeAHug, denounced the Amer
icau pftss ios not having painted IA,
late tzat hIueOusly enough. ResOlu'
lions were adopted deuuncialory o
nearly everything dOno IN a iexanurr'
reign and declaring that Rua,ia ca,
prosper only ny tne recognition Of TN
rights OF men as they aru rscognizs-
IA this country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05

CHICAGO, Nov 5.--JuJgo Gr1aicup
fenuefrd = decision a1aiust the parktfu
today In the ga. Oi tue Obs -Four"
lacburs, swift, Armour, Morris aud
Hammond, a.a,ust the railroads %
recover money alleged to ERvc been
taken from them iu excessive rates Oh
meats shipped uast rom chicago. Tao
uuiuuuautB are tue Puilauu puis sud
Recalling, Nickel Plate, Delaware
l.AekaNauuH and Wos,Ufu, Grand
Trunk AMI clght other Iuak lines eat.
The amounts wniCh tls "a, kcfs rurs
to recover aggregate about sjiulO,uJu'
Judge GtOuoip,praoticslly hcil thst IN
tue ausoncu Of a nati0,nl common law
aud legislation applicable TO tue case
tue packers could mot recover on the
grounds that tue ratios were unfehson-
bic.
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Before Judge Merritt.

The trial Of the case OF the old Nsis.
totium Association Va David James,
an action for alleged breach ofcontracl,
IN which SO, 900 damages afc claimed
was resumed before Chief Justice
Merritt aud jury this morning. The
hearing will probably extend over an
other Jay,
No decision was given today on
the d,mltter 10 compliant, sfgued
by counsel lAsl Satutduy, In the iulunC'
ton suit Of John Beck W ii. NJ. Ryan.
Djminlck r. Benson II al W salt
Lake county. Continued for the term
by consent.
Freed Furniture Co. W AlelA Haight.
n. s. Lanuy rntetel M associate couu.
eel Tor plaintiff, Same order ia tue
case OF Joseph Baumgatten W WIN, b.
Mccartney etal.
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TOPEKA, Kas, Nov. 5.-At the
Santa Fs annual stooknolders' meeting
this afternoon the old board OF direct
ors was selected with the following
EXCEPTIONS p. Il. BonebTake, prtsi.
dentIuf tho Central National Bank,
Topeka, to succeed l.. 6eveTy, anu
Edward Wilder, treasurer Of the com.
pauy, 10 sucorel Alden Speare. Bone.
brake ana Wilder will resign imme.
diRluly Aud the directors when they
meet At New York soon, will chose as
permanent directors, Thomas A. o.
borne, ex-governor Of Kansas, aud II
II. BuyAl OF New York.
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CHINESE ADVICES.
Strict Orders 10 Offend Tho B.gh-
road 10 PekIn.
n Hung chang Dcpo'ed by an. Imperial
Dccret--iho tight nj
fallen Wan.

EHANanAI, Now 5.--rho Chiucev
army uudur u,nefai Chang, which
evacuated Chin Lien Gang is u %
o. mountain pass On the bighfUad 70
Pekin. Strict otJurs have been is'uc .
10 the army " defend tue pass al ai.
hazards.
a japanese army is marching uotth
with the istonuun Of getting behind
General 5ut go army. Several small
psssss south VI Nauonling are under
guard.
III again stated IN rion rsin that a
Japan,se force has lauuod ior,y milea
north vi Shanghai kwan' ~ u TX
puclod that foreigners viii be tilcihiy
requested " leave Pesin Wishin a
i0Nught.
No Chinese version hat been to-
orived Of the fighting at FALLEN Wau,
but 1t IL generally believed that tue
accounts already given arc itur.
An Imperative imperial decree hnl
been Issued nj MAXIM summoning the
victroy Of the Liam ki.n lr.vinccu IL
proceed al once g Ten TEN Aui take
,he.scals O'actiug ylcvroyaty Vi Chill
nlm III Hung Chang.
aAlfLE WIN COREAS RrBELs.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-A dispatch to thS
itrutr. Telegram company from Cortr
saSs that sn engagement took place on
October 10 nt Ah Sau, southwest oil
seoul, between Coresn aud japanese
a1ldiofs amt body Of fUngkak rebels
line Cofeans aud Japanese attacked
thu rebels. Tho combined forces lua
80 killed anu many seriously wounI'
81. Hns rongkaka maintain thell
Hsay la southern C0tgu.
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TmE sANrA ~ CAsE.
Judge Foster Renders n Deciaiou In
Eavar ut the Defendants.

TormlA, Nov. 5.--In tho Santa Fe
case today Judge Foster Ia lengthy
opinion, rendered decision la favor
OF the defendants, refusing TO grant the
Injunction. Is expected the stock
holders Will hold meeting today 90
elect directors.
ruday'- decision Of Judge Foster In
tho santa Fc case decides not only
that the cumulative system Ot voting
uUus not apply 20 the election OF direct.
ot- Tor the santa lie, but that the com
pauy has a CHARTER aud n operating
unucr n grant Incorporating isihod by
the territorial legislature OF lb6B The
pr0tt committee " overwhelm'
iugly defeated on every point Tue
election will be held by the stockhold.
eTs this afternoon and the present
board OF directors will be reelected,
with the possible exception OF buoafe
anu seyciy. II IL the opinion OF coun'
sci Tor the directors that this whole
matter has been finally settled.
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Il Is Grandpa Thomas Now.

Ex-Governor Thomas face was
wteatheJ In smiles today aud he
went about shaking hands with mis-
friends, saying, 81 anu grandfather
now" And sucn proves 10 be the
case, as Mrs. Samuel &. Park, the cN'
governors daughter, became me happy
mother OF boy baby. Interested
parties are doing nicely, said Mr.
Thomas this afternoon, rdlins, "rhat
makes four generations Of tho Thomas
family IN Utah"
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~ naEss IoWn .,..-'nbio an tnsanc
49, utn

- HNaNA - aHNA .A'H w. HH'''a
49, am
BUREAU, H., Nov. 5.-plonty Oi
whisky made tui. Town resemble an
Insane a.ylum lat night Every.
hoIy wanted 10 nght and moot oi
them got Oil they wanted. Morris
Dnunhuc, q subcontfautUrU on the cana
ana a drunken en- lOye opened me
TAIL "a ~ saloon on - difference OF
opinion OF wsgcs DO which D1uahur
got u black eye. EverybJiy TOOK a
huud Rnd " WAS REVEAL minutes before
the mntshal with his clubs ard tue
BARTENDER with baseball bat cOulu
restore oriUf. About midnight twD
stfanrrts brgAu a ngnt on the street,
An ulllcsr succeeded IN separating
lhum ami while holding one uf them
u uwn In endravOriug 10 haudcuil him.
the other participant turned on aim
kicked him Ia the UyUH1 rnvofrly M
iuflng him that lhe Is confined 20 HE
bed.
Al hour later Mr.. Hall, Of fifm Of
contractors and Mt Miner suit
contractor, cams 20 blows "a the office
OF the i1tmut over difference IA
settlement. La the ight Justice Of the
Peace ThufstDu acted as referee anu
Marshal Montg NJ second. After the
hfst r,und the marshal called them
down aud sent them 70 their respective
homes la badly battered condition
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MmEnE 4. neKANLT
numor says IIe Has nocn Pardonod
nnd sent Abroad.

numor says lie Has noen fardonod
Rnd sent Abroad.
NEW YORiS, Nov. "a fresh rumor
reached this city last night TO the effect
that the notorious John Y. Mckanc,
Ot Grnyesend, had bson patdOntd by
Governor Flower on October 80, that
no nad been taken from Sing Sing
prison that came night anu was already
out Of tho country. The fact, the re-
port taid, was 10 be- kept secret until
after the election nnd Mckanu was 10
remain abroad IN conformity with su
arrangement made with the governor
and Mr.. HIil's campaign managers tor
a period Of ninety days. At Sling Slug
prison last night, however, II was ssid
by the keeper in charge that MclNanu
was slill in prison, and that AZ That
hour, about ~ O'Clock, be was IA HE
cell.
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DAMAGES CLAIMED $4,000.
McssrN llouiahan a Co., Conitac'orr
are Made the Del. udants ,ua suit.

Meredith n. Jcurs today brought nn
action ia tho Third district court
ngaiunt the local firm NJ contraction.
Houlahau, Gunilhs, Mofrs, Ho,rou
& WiEcr.un 90 r., cover Jam. go iu The
sum $4,000, Tor iulurea alleged g.
Rave utuu sustsiurd by thu gia.utiil
Whilui n the employ VI defendants on
the gravity svWos
JJuc,slaIcs that on sept lIih OF TIE
plgsuat year, while occu ioi In the
woTk ;, gllItug tlH ihgglug or planks
that wrfr urins utivtu IN tne norm
side " tLt uACAyaUol az point on
Thiri Norm strrutu, between Second
anu rulrl West. the hantlo Oi
Tho maui then ia use by
the wOfkmen for excavn'iug
broke, aua the maui being thrown
win great force mo. plniutll, sttuch
him on tue heal i.h oupg SERIOUS III
iutios. Hu tays 30 4as since been
unable T. follow HE employ muut, has
haJ TO oKpond a considerable sum Ia
DOCTORS lues, anu permanent injury "
feared.
Nyo q Armstrong land suihoilaud
| & HUwat are PLAINTIFF attorneys. Il
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NIuuoLASs PROMISES
lie wan Devote himself q" TITS Ceun'
try aud it, church.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-The re-
ply OF the Gear to the mess VI hom'
age from the senate AMI holy synod ATE
published. To the ilrss body he says: 81
am assured OF the feelings OF devotion
which tue senate has expressed to-
wards NE, anu have no doubt shall
have Its cooperation In the service Of
my dear country and In tho path
marked out by my ever lamen'ed
.athor."
10 the synod the emperor addressed
the following remark: 81 earnestly
thank you f0r tho sentiments Of sym
patty expressed TO me Al TINS moment
OF deep Borrow, inspired by ardent
love Tot my departed father. l shall
devote all my strength 10 tue service
VI my dear country and ~ the OTlh -
dUA church."
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A BAD ITALIAN.
10 Is Wanted by The Police On Two
Charges.

AnIiAlian who sports the Scottish
palronymio Of Jane, KirE whenever
he gets into trouble, is wanted by the
police ON Two distinct charges. The
drst Tor rrsOt IN 10 "A house u ~ rerulc
anu thu 40, OnI for passlng a forged
check on a siloOu.kteper who IL also u
native OF sunny lWly,
The matter wa H Il before Aesistant
County Attorney unnor, who Issued
he necessary papurs for "hiTk'n'
affrst,
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VALpAFAiso, Nov 5.-rhe president
auu vice president have Resigned on
account OF differences over tue CONVEX
biIu law, but the msJutity Of the min
istfy diu not follow tncm. Ihuy nave
adopted tue plan, but 40 not believe
they can count ON parliamentary
majority T. carry out the project. Tue
presidents has Refused 10 accept the
ttsisnAtiors. Some gay they have
been withdmwni others shy tue dis
Iutu IL not yet settled.
rhe nsht against the conversion
.sheme IL hard Our, anu Victory viii
ONE NJ last -. 10 bvIievSd.
rhs president has brought about n
stttlcmuut Of the car dTivurs' strike.
40 10 proposed " establish a hank at
aautiagO with u capital OF si,uOO,OUO.
Culli mas teen deeply Affected by the
,gatia dORtn and wall make public
dFmOnatrallOu Of symps,hy with the
tuIeayed nation anu royal family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
Bartch's sundries.

Alter passing sentence on Charles
Thiedo this morning JUICE Bartcn at
tend ed 10 enc OF twU imall matters m
his curt anu then q ufnoi tiii .
3. m,
Tue motion on the demurrer 20 the
indictment IN the casu Of W. $ fugnte,
char.td with the embOEzIymont OF 10
Of his employers money, was over.
ruleI, auL JUICE Anlu sou, the de-
iondanya counsel, entered an tNcep-
ton.
In the case OF "Madamt" klsner,
charged with having used the United
s sltH mail fot Immoral purposes, the
uah IA each OF tho two indiotInoniH
was fegueed 70 Sltb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
prlmnrH Entertainment.

The Fifteenth Warl Primary Asso'
citation will give au entertainment on
rhursday evening ness Nov. sIn, in
the Fifteenth ward hall, at the corner
OF Third West anu First South. Par
cuts, friends anu oo-wOrkeTs are cordl'
ally invited to attend. AumitIanoe
Tree. Doors Omen al7 I'olocki oXeTcistr
" uegin a. 1850 ahagp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
Polling Places Tomorrow.

The polling places IN tn. city for the
election tomorrow viii 10 located as
follow;
First precinct-EEpoiltion building.
Second precincl-Contineutal mar
koi,
Third precinct Sixteenth ward
-chUolh0usr,
Fourth prtcincl-B Burlington school,
house.
Fifgh decentralization building.
The polls Will be open one hour aitof
tunFlsu gnd close at sunse.