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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Columbus, Ohio. Feb, 10-W. G. Al.
kins, charged with attempting 20 buck
was today found guilty IN the common
pleas court Atkins attempted to shake
down Huffman for $1,000 on alleged in.
suits to Mrs Atkins lie Is charged
with challenging Huffman TO duel,
for which he is now under Indictment.
The defendant has been az large under
bond for some timo, hut WIS jailed ~,
soon a8 The verdict WAS returned
His plea Of insanity in the trial would
not work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Receiver Wilson of the Santa Fe sys-
tenn has reported that his company would
pay all taxes assessed against it in the
state Of Kansas regardless Of the claim
heretofore made thai the board of rail-
road assessors had Disseminated uninstly
against 1t. Payments viii be made, how
ever. under protest, 90 that tho company
may not lose any of its rights. sholld
q be decided to test the question in the
courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
nuMoRs or EXTENSION.

Louisville and Nashville stock has
grown stronger during the past week on
the strength Of the buying for London
account There is great interest in the
outcome Of the visit To Europe of August
Belmont. chairman of the board Of dircc-
tors of The road. 1t is believed In New
York that he has in contemplation an
extension Of the system for the purpose
Of increasing It's through traffic and that
he seeks the concurrence Of foreign Sc
curity holders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

J. Q. Morrison has just received the
appointment Of travelling passenger and
freight agent for the Fort Worth and
Denver City railroad company, with
headquarters at Atlanta, Ga. Up to his
appointment Mr.. Morrison was mayor Of
the thriving little city of Wichita Falls,
and formerly held the position Of local
place. The new appointee will probably
enter upon the duties Of his new Office
March /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
FUNERAL or KEEL VICTIMS.
by Associated Press.

lliei. Feb. 10. THE funeral II The
victims Of toe Bfanlenbufg er.
ploaion las been A4ri for 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Ep.
per1r William commanded ilni the dead
sailors. fremen. engineers and ariiiicers
be accorded the eal1e banors as though
they had been tliiad IN battle All the
nQyel ail nliitnry soeFiltr win take
pari il tho funeral cerencuies and 4 fund
for the famlice o. flir victims win be
collected ;as'+ elirii' fifrr'aiV Admlral
IN. lnL.Lal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

enc system, which Is at present under
Wy IN Milwaukee,, and which is the real
cause of the receivers renaininr En- Thai
cry Sessions are held daily in .snt
el1y and the work is progressing Sizes,
lae1only. When the main properly went
INTO me hands OF receivers, all traffic
anl other business relations hct'tccn Il
and the branch lines were caneeied and
az entirely now deal had to "A made
Nir. Payne says they expect TO Yave The
MISTER completed In day or two.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

Brass Factory NJ Porter, indiana, Be
gins Operations.

Valparaiso, Ind, Feb 19-'rhe Porter
Land ndllanufacturing company this
week bought 700 acres Of land adjoining
500 acres Of land recently purchased Of
the Chicago Porter House company. NJ
Porter, this country. The company was re
Gently organized by T. d. PIKE aud u.
u. Darling OF Boston. and Mesas. Bald
win. linuck and Grover 0f Chicago with
a capital of 100000. The hayo opened
a large brass factory and have large
number Of men employed Yesterday
they closed contract for the removal
OF the American Brass Works Of Cum-
bridge. 10 this place which will give EN-.
ployment TO 100 men, A contract was
also let for the construction of several
other large buildings for other nanufac'
tories. which will move FROM Chicago,
and fifty houses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
rnr aRArroN rNcrRs1oN.

The Grafton excursion party arrived
from the West at noon yesterday, hay-
ing made the run from III POso to Fort
Worth, 616 miles. in nineteen hours The
party occupied rhrce Pullman sleepens,
and has been making q tour Of Mexico
and the West, The special was in charge
Of Conductor Ink and Engineer liodlock
who had charge Of the excursion party
from III Paso to Dallas, run embrae-
Ing four divisions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

The Chicago and Grand Trunk was sub
jected TO considerable hostile criticism
on the appearance of it's new iron tariff.
On It's face it upholds to the full all
the obnoxious requirements Of the official
classification, Including the uniform bill
Of ladlng and the uniform general re-
lease. This has been explained as fol-
lows, the statement including the official
policy Of the Chicago aud Grand Trunk
"The Chicago and Grand Trunk has not
and will not ship pound Of freight under
the non-negotinble uniform bill Of landing.
II Is sufficient ON that point to say the
Chicago and Grand Trunk has no such
hill OF lndng in stock and will Ger.
tainly not procure = supply. Tho iron
tariff wac wordcd as subject TO the
uniform bill Of lading on the agreement
thai The uniform bill Of lading would be
previously changed by the Official CLASH
fcation. As such change was not made
the Chicago and Grand Trunk Is not
bound by the tariff as It reads. The iron
tariff will he construed ns reading aub-
iect to negotiable bin OF lading. Ship
ments have been made and will be made
only under this condition, no matter how
The turim or the official classification
rpnde
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

One soda fountain with fixtures, six
marble-top ice cream iatdes with iNn
stands, ono outfit of ice-crenm freazcrs,
rcfrigerators and packing cans, electric
motor fans and carpets. Also a pDrta-
bic bake oven ai a blnrnin Apply 10
EDWARDS BAKERY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

The Southern Pacific railroad company
has notified Tie Atclison, Topeka and
Santa Fs company that after March,; March !,
Win oeeobt no tickets 10 san Francisco
reading over the Aichison nom lsoS III N,
pelcs. This threat. II carrlea ~, w..
c,ntinenfaj traffic as the Atclison may
Io,ije fo take from It's through rare
from chicago and Missouri river points o,lli,
IN s15 Local raie between los Angeles
ana Nm Francisco. thus makins 70 ~
Fr,,ciseo lie same rate as now ~f,,vi.., u
10 is Angelic. The Southern Iaeinp
10 meet This would be competed 10 re-
dtce lis rate via Ogden
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
MAKING NEW AGREEMENTS.

A Milwaukee disasicl lays 'ia' iie'i,
nv h. staunioa Of New lork general
rs<rer for Oh ihc branch liaes, mas
iSned the Norihsrn Pacific colony thers'
He las come for tie i.uii' Nv q ind ses,
,ns u, ~ , ~ aereomonis hetween ihs
Sc,+sern FaeiGs nlroad rsesf
M ~ iver- n tie iwsll;s x i..s ~ i,s'
ints, i5raieriy part u me H9''A''A =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

We could I'll this paperflll Of the won
definl neryo-clres and headache cnrea
made by Preston's He'd Axe. but a trial
Is far more convincing Ne cure, no pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-20

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
ChlCasO's Record for The Past
TWs1ly-lOur Hours.


CHiCtGo, juno 25.-The following
is brief resume u accidents aud
crimes In this city for the past twenty.
four hous:
Mrr. Carrie DonigAn, wife Of an ex.
police ON Ger, was almost murdered by
her hutbanu IN front Of their bone.
He fired point blankat her and inflicted
wounds which II h believed Will prove
fatal. The tragedy Is a.tiibuted to
domestic differences. Donigsn e..
capped.
edward otto was drowned In the
Calumet river ut Rlycrdaio last night
while batning. Thu b0dy was tecOy
ofod
Ina free fight on the banks Of the
nesp laiuen river, near River Forest,
Theodore NiCtOrA was stabbed fatally.
Passengers ON n Cottage Grove
avenue cable tain we've Startled by
seeing two men ia desperate ttiuggie
uu the promenade, Pistol tn0ts
punoiusted the combat anu when the
men were separated both were found
10 be badly huti Tue cOmbatuns
we're Joseph La Rochelle aud August
Bender, tile latter the Rssailaut. 40 IL
claimed La Rochelle had anenatod
his wiio's elections. Both men were
locked ny punJing Hu Investigation,
Flossie MaftiO, aged o, the daughter
OF u fireman, while playing IN the on.
gihu room fell from the observatory
tower, a distance Of iliiy feet, and was
Instantly KILLED. The mother, who
a fHHHf All a b.
great difficulty restrained from throw.
Ing herself from the tower.
August Duholz, his wife and six
children were poisoned by eating Ice
cream. it's thought the three young.
est children will die. The poisoned
articles were purchased from an italian
merchant
Peter Peterson died at tho county
hospital from injuries received la a
saloon bfawi over tue question Of pay
for the drinks. lie was shot In the
head by Ad0lph GleasmOu, tue pfopr.
rtor Of the saloon.
While NJ work on n new building.
Fred Dusm0re, n carpenter, was over
come by tho beat and fell 10 thc
ground, "A distance Of twenty ioel; lac
dled soon after TuAchiug the hospital.
James Davis sat on tue Wisconsin
Central railroad tracks Ia drunken
HtupOr Aa tho east bound train APP
preached. The engineer blew HE
whistle, but too late, anu Davis awoku
to tnd mis- leg cut OF above tho knee.
lie died At the hospital soon after.
John NIuta, Pole, was drowned In
tho lake al tue foot VI N0uh Water
street while bathing. lie leaves a
WIDOW and nine children.
While John Williamson was driving
last nigut his horse took fright and
tau away. Williamson was thrown
out ON his head aud probably fatally
hurt.
Christopher GoggonsOn, n brakeman
on the Fort Wayne, was instantly
killed while making n coupling. lie
was caught between the draw heads
and tquetzed TO death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25

among the crowd found vent I'm the
former attacks upon cafes kent by I'm.
offensive natives Of Italy. An sncb
places In the Vicinity Of the ptlals d.
COMMERCE were totally wrecked by the
mob. ~ WV
French ilaEs, which were la .bund.
snce, were procured 10y the crowd.
ana with the cflet OF down With Inc
ioreignersi out with them hunJfeis
OF people marched 10 the Rue do In
Barre, IN which street the Italian con.
sulste IL situated.
There u no doubt the consulate
would have been attacked had ii not
oeen Tor the prompt ao,iou Of the
police, who stopped the crowd and
compelled lie members 10 dlsperse.
Inc eEcihmsnt continue. at lever
neat and u would tako very little 10
pfecipltato bloody riots. Threats are
made u take summary vengeance
upon the cOuntrymen VI Bauto, and
me authorities, fearing that attempts
VIII be made 10 put these threats into
effect, sent culfssslefs 10 patrol the city
anu 10 prevent any outbreak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
KILLED ny LOCUST.
The aiing OF the Iussct Proved Fatal
60 "a Noung Lady.

The stag of the Iussct Proved Fatal
toa foung Lady.
New BERG, n. y, June 25.-In
spite Of the reported statement OF En-
tomologist J. A. Llntner to the contra.
~, tho fact appears TO DO that the
sting Of seyonteen.year locust Is
poisonous and produces death. An
apparently we'll authenticated case IN
support OF this claim ~ reported, The
victim Ia Miss Carrie Holmes, sixteen
years old, whose home was ut Grey
Court, Orange county. On fccount "
the excessive hot weather Misc
Holmes wore n low neckcd dress 10
school last Thursday. she was seated
at her desk anu was stuug on the back
by one OF several l0cubls that had en-
tered the school room through an open
window. She thought fret that she
bad been elung by "A bee or by yellow
jacket; soon afterwards, however, the
spot began 10 swell ana che commenced
" suffer eGofuciRtlDg pain. She also
became faint ana practically lost the
power OF locomOtl0n. She mad TO be
taken home In q carriage, A physic.
ian was summoned, VINO administered
10 her the proper remedies for the bites
Of poisonous insects. Notwithstanding
all that was done, Mis-, Holmes con.
tinued TO grow worse until Friday
morning, when she died In great
agony,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
Tho Plague IN Asia.

VICTORIA, b. O., June 2i.-The
steamer sikh, thirteen days from
Yokohama, has arrived. Advices re-
port 577 deaths from the plague IN
Hong Kong from May lst to June TIN,
go being under treatment Tue total
numuer OF cases since the outbreak Is
about 300
Tho now cases at Hong Kong aver.
age thirty day with a fearful death
rate.
TIE sanitary authorities attribute the
outbreak not 10 bad beverage but to
iilth In the houses, which Ii piled there
la cart loads,
A British officer ana three men are
reported M aitaoEed by the plague. The
authorities believe that they have got
grip ON the plague. In Canton,
though the plague claims less victims
than tor some time, II IA causing much
loss Of life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
SERIOUS RIOT.
A Polish woman nnyouet,d by
boiuior.

ADRIAN, Pa, June ga serious
riot occurred here tonight Superin'
tendent Robinson, Of the Robinson d
Pittsburg company and Sheriff Guer-
ley were stoned, and Polish woman
was OayOneted by "a soldier.
Tho sheriff WAS cut over the eye
with rock and struck with a club n
the back. Mr.. Robinson has bad cut
on tho chin, but otherwise " not badly
hurt,
The Polish woman was the most
seriously Injured, but she viii recover.
Robinson aud Guerley brought u load
Of special police. This miners thought
they were nOnuniOu men. The women
were Ia front aud the men were sta
toned behind. The womenstoned tho
train and were urged on by the men.
When tue sOluiers arrived the Polish
woman who was hurt was In an ugly
mood anu refused to move fast enough
rhe men Of the mob scattered like
chat before the approach OF the SOL
dieIa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25

"For ten years was ono Of the most
wrutched sufferer. any person could
Imagine. / had boon troubled with ca.
tarrh 30 long ] had hson given up By
physicians ~ being iucurable.
Large polyps lOr tumUrzl had formed
In my nose, making II impossible for
mo TO breathe through my noso and for
four years / had 10 breathe through
my mouth, making my sleep disturbed
and restless.
"Can YOU imagine, dear reader. tho
Inconvenience aud suffering NJ being
unable to breathe through tho nose on
account Of nn impelimont In tho nos
tfilsi can you Imagine how IL feels To
awaken ia tho morning tired aud worn
ont and have TO do days work. DO
you realize tho suffering Of having dys-
popHla, being unable to eat when you
arc hungry, because you are far worse
amer eating than before.
"Can you realize your feelings when
every doctor has said your case was In
curablo amer they bad tried 10 kill you
In an effort to effect cure on q caso
they knew nothing about.
"fhon alter you have suffered ten
years, without any hope OF ever being
cured can you Imagine the happiness
you Will experience by being cured I,
being able to breathe through your nos.
lril- after four years.
"Dfs shores q shores, In tho liar-
mon block, have cured me, taking at
least a duzNn pulypa out Of my nose,
after tho misnt specialists had tried for
three mouths to md out what was tho
matter with me.
"Now under the new treatment used
by Dr-. shores & Shores / can say
am cured. / can now breathe through
my nose, sleep we'll, eat vol aud feel
like a now nan. Ia fact, am willing
10 20 before any physician In Salt Lake
aud show them this remarkable cure
This demonstrates the difference ho.
tween real aud the imitation, whom
iakor. and misht fail go 10 tho tolla.
bic specialists Ia the Harmon block, Drs.
Shores a. shores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25

kANsAs CiIy, June GA singular
case Of lapse OF memory came 10 light
here today. Last Thursday &. J. Hue.
bard, fnanial agent for Charles Frau
ois Adams Of Boston, went out riding
Ia n buggy. Toward evening hu te.
turned, when II was found that he had
been severely wounded about the face
and head, aud had lost all memory Of
where he had been, ana how he was
Injured. In fact, he remembers moth.
log VI his Whereabouts from thn time
no got Into the buggy until hls return.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
Improved stoam,hip ssrrIoe

SAN FRANCISCO, June ga morn.
ing paper says that the aggressive
policy Of the Canadian PAolh, comoi.
nation, which has taken away much
freight and passenger patronage from
the Occidental and Oriental Steamship
company, hiss forced the latter cOTpOt-
alton 10 prepare to improve ITS service
greatly. The steamer Oceanic, due
mere from Yokohama, will not return
to Asia, but viii proceed TO England,
where her cabins win DO refittod aud
her engines replaced by powerful ma.
chimes which Will drive the vessel nc
the rate Of 10 or IS knots an hour. The
steamers Celtic aud Belgio will follow
Oceanic 10 unueTgO similar alterations.
In November the fine steamer Coptiu
will De brought hilher 10 replace the
Oceanic. Tue COptio now runs be-.
tween New Zealand anu London.
The three o. and .. steamers men.
toned are chartered from the White
Star Steamship company.
Ia speed and superb accommodations
these vessels will be made 10 equal tue
beautiful Empressea Of the Canadian
Pacific ileel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25

Drs. Shores & shores Great Treatment
Onor.
Bomombor ten days FREQ treatment,
and medicine 10 all who apply before
July lot. also all patiouts now undor
treatment with Dra. Shores q shores
will have the same advantage. Just
think not a cont 10 pay for this New and
Wonderful system, no matter what your
disease may be, II costs you nothing to
get cured by Drs. shores & Shores Now
Treatment
Onico hours will b6 from 10 n a. m,
90 o. aud z n $50 3. m. Two yhysiclans
IN charge. No long Waits, Drs. q. w.
aud a, J. Shores will be In personal
attendance.
Como one, come all, Just 40 you get In
before July ut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
Irrigation Of Aria Lands

WAsuiNOroN Juno 23.-RUprosen.
taIivc Sweet Of Idaho has reported
from the House comml, tee on irflga-
Ton Of arid land the bill agreed on ny
western members Tor q survey VI tue
Afld lands ami estimates Of tue coast VI
reclamation. Among the surveys pro.
posed are.
Idaho The land and water in the
snake river valley ami H. tributaries.
Wy0ming-rO determine the irfigi.
bic lands aud an outline OF tue
different eyslcms VI irrigation In the
valley " the Moth Platte aud lfibu-
tariffs.
utsh-Duohesne and Green rivers
aud tributaries.
Arziua-GilA and Salt rivers and
tributaries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
TmE rARsNrY AFFAIR.
PopuIists iu n Mas. Meeting Condemn
the Outrage.

DESvER, Col, June 2b.-An I'm.
menss mass meeting was held In
Lincoln park yesterday afternoon to
take action on the TArney affair.
Fully 5000 people were present, all or
them being either employed OF unem-
pl0yed POpulista. Speeches con-
demnRtory Of tho episode were made
by numUer Of Populisl leaders, amOng
them being Governor Waite aud eX-
Congressman BeliOrd. Resolutions
oondemning the act aud It. purpettat-
oTs were adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25

For ton years Mr. Sharp had suffered
from catarrh Of the head, throat aud
stomach, no was Ia that ton years treated
by perhaps hundred sO-callod special
lists, no one seeming to undOrstand
nrs. shore, & shores, ho described his
case Rs iollowsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
nr.ehInrIare,. AdmIr,r..

MONTEREY, Ky, June g3.-Oyor
10000 people assembled here today 10
hear Colonel BreckiuriIge. IL was
the largest meeting ever known IN
owen county, the home " r.. T..
Settle, the opposing candidate.
Colonel BfeckinTidge was greatly
moved by the reception today and the
denominations In the grove.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25

During tho past fow months many
misd, doctors and specialists have tried
10 prejudice the public agains, tho now
and wonderful treatment used by Dr..
shores n shores, saying it was an OK.
porimpnt, that tho cure would not last
aud 70 on. The following case Of Mr..
q. w. sharp will convince the most
hknnilcaI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 23.-Kelly
has Hucoucdod Ia thoroughly arousing
Tue sympathics OF the WORKING classes,
anu h. making hay while the sun
shlnesp
He will get away from here with a
neat sum. He spoke tonight at
National PARA and tue Paris III eater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25

wAsIuSGTOE, ID. O., June GA
part Of General FTy's army arrived via
canal today. The remainder will NJ.
rive tomorrow. Dry bread and coffee
10 the cheerful prospect awaiting the
army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25

DENvER, June 24.-AdJutant Gene.
raj 4. j. rATeney, who received coat
VI tar and feathers ut tho hands OF his
enemies Saturday morning, Ia resting
easier. The Inflammation IN his face
Ia greatly reduced, but 10 sill any thing
but comfortable. His body Is some.
what recovered from the stiffness re.
sulting from his treatment aud long
walk.
The strain upon his nerves was 20
great that no was greatly Frustrated
when no found himself among friends,
but he has In a great degree recovered
from tho prostitution. He Ia mau Of
considerable pride and spirit, and he
suffers from humiliation perhaps Us
much as he does from physical pain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
DrS. Shores & Shores.
Specialists,
Zion Medical aliSIIGiGal Institute
sac. Second South street.

gpeeisiutsf Al diseases % the Rye, Par,
Nosu, 1hrOAt ard Lunga. Female, Rectal and
private diseases our treatment Tor fIlut 10
new, pAinlest, safe and certain. Our own
method.
once hours-g 10 n M, 2to bpm. stos
pm. sundays, n AN. g. . nm
Five dollars n month Tor All Catarrhal De
seasoE Medicines furnished free from 0ar
own laboratory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
Everybody COmeH

those out Of the CITY quite a. we'll a. those
who come 10 the office Send for bymp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25
II You Cannot Come to Salt Lake

Write Tor tho mail treatment OneOf tho
physicians IN personal charge suporin-
tends the mail department aud by sys-
TEN OF close correspondence controls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-25

NEW YORIl, June %. The Herdiis
London special say. The Duchess Of
York gave birth 10 boy Al i've min.
utica OF lO O'Clock this evening.