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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

"For ten years was one Of tho most
wrOtuhOd suuofors any person could
Imagine. ! had been troubled with "a.
tarrh 80 long ] had been given up by
physicians us being incutahlp.
Largo polyps Tor tumerHl bud iufmcd
In my nose, making IL impossible for
mo to breathe through my nose aud Tor
four year. I had To breathe through
my mouth, making my sleep disturbed
and restless.
"Cau YOU imagine, dear reader, tho
Inconvenience aud suffering ~ being
unable 60 breathe through tho nose on
account Of an impoilmont la tho nos
trilsi can you Imagine how 70 feels to
awaken Ia the morning tirod and worn
out aud have 10 do u days work. DO
you realize tho suffering " having dyH.
popsia, being unable tn cat when you
arc hungry, because YOU are FAR worso
amer eating than before.
"Can you realize your feelings when
every doctor has said your case was In
durable afor they had tfiod to Kill you
in an effort Co eject cure on = case
they know nothing about
"Ihen after you hayo suffered ton
years, without any hope of CNor huing
cured can you Imagine the happiness
you VIII experience by being cured,
being ublO to breathe through your nos.
tril- Afor four years.
"Dfs. shores & shores, In the llar-
mon block, havo cur0d mo, taking nj
least a dozen pulyps out OF my nose,
ahor tho misht specialists had tried Tor
three months 10 mud out what was tho
matter with me.
Grow under tho nav treatment used
by DR.. Shores a shores / can say
am cured, eau now breathe through
my nose, sleep we'll, eat well and fool
Ike new nan. In fact, am willing
10 go before any physician Ia salt Lake
and show them this remarkable curc.'
This demonstrates tho difference no
tween real and tho Imitation. when
iakcr- and mlsnt fail go 10 tho feIia.
bio specialists in the Harmon block, Drs.
shores & shores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

rmE rINANcIAL nIIuArIoN.
NO Particular Cause for Alarm, SAYS
rrfstdVut Cleveland

NO Particular Cause for Alarm, SAYS
fresident Cleveland.
wAsmSGTOS, June 25.-Ths Pretl-
dent today, IN speaking u the financial
situation said 10 an Associated Peas
reporters
"rhe offer Of certain N tho New
York banks 10 replace from their vaults
tho gold Withdrawn from the govern.
mont treasury for shipment abroad II
certainly thoughtful anu patriotic. II
not only tends to maintain the treas
uTy'a gold reserve IA good condition,
but adds 10 the stock OF popular conh.
dunce, which Ia Mt all times important.
The elements which make up our
actual situation DO not Justify any
apprehension; and the administration
eth adhefts 10 IT. pledge aud deter.
minatlOn 10 protect our national credit
at all hazards aud 10 keep thu quality
OF our money equal 10 the beat, - far
~ the limits OF executive legislature
permits. OF course cfOaking and the
spread Of dlsquioting tales N calculated
Ia the stringent financial condition 10
inlufo our credit,
81 assume, however, there IL too
much patriotism among our people and
too much familiarity with our re-
sources aud capabilities to permit our
reserved force aud financial vigor 10
DO diroredited, When the last gov.
ernment bonds were Issued 20 To-
plenish our stock Of gold II was nearly
as low as now, while outside OF our
gold VIZ had as available money, 10
pay ordinary expenses OF the govern
mcnt, ouly about il9,00O,O0O. We
now have, besides our gold and In
money applicable To government OK.
ponsts more than $4,000, 900.
81 understau1 II Ia charged In Ger.
tain quarters that tbs payment OF
matuted obligations Il postponed 10
the amount Of t5O,00O,OO0 or 10000.
600. This IL not true. We are paying
as we 20, Ia the usual way. Last year
up 10 June the balance against w arts.
Ing from tho exports aud imports Of
Notwithstanding gOldaud silver,
was s6i,652,O iO. The balance Ia our
favor Tor tue same period this year will
DO So, $40, 5b3, representing change
In our favor OF sl2I6iS6s. These
conditions, taken In consideration with
the willingness OF our banks 70 help
tho treasury during any temporary
anu unusual drain of gold ought 10
satisfy tbs most conservative OF our
safety.
at must not be forgotten that Anoth.
or feature In tue situation ~ that we
are no longer purchasing silver Or issu.
Ing gold Civilizations therefor"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

when letter was received from him,
announcing he was still seeking work.
His sister said that when she heard
the name Santo mentioned In coBntc-
ton with the murder Of PRECEDENT
Garnet, she felt certain that II was
thai NJ her brother.
Lyons, June 25.-The police are
actively engaged In searching tor &C
complies ui SantJ, which they feel
certain lac had. They are particularly
anxious to fad hair lressof's assist
ant named Marius Niolley, who l. said
70 have repeatedly predicted that Pfesi.
dent CafnOt would be murdered on his
arrival here.
An Italian woman, who proves 10
have besu ViIlloy's mistress, and one
OF Niolley's associates named Roux
nave been arrested. Vioiluy himself,
however, has disappeared, but the
police are hopeful they will soon be-
ahl0 TO trace him. Recently, while
drunk, n friend VI NiOiiey exclaimed!
81 hear the t0lllug Of bells. Niolley
has written an article aud we are be-
trayed.o
This At the time was thought moth.
Ing w. but now the reference 10 the
tolling OF bells seems pregnant with
meaning.
Az ITALIAN KILL ED AT rOULoN.
T0ULON, June 2j'-Here, as else
where Ia FsucU, the sm0uldering
Indignation against Italians requires
but q breath to tan II Into flame. The
British steamer Richardson was being
Unchanged by n number Of French aud
Italian siovoinfos. one VI the latter
ap1kc tnsullingly Of the dead president
anu snvefnl Ffenchmen fell upon him.
lie was struck fearful blow on the
head wit a bar Of iron, badly iraotuf-
Ing the skull.
The Italian had strength enough 10
draw a kniio, but was disarmed. The
I0lioo had tbs greatest difficulty In
feseuing him from the crowd. The
Italian IL Tying NJ the hosDital.
BoME ~ MOURNING.
LONDON, June ga disnstch to the
Telegraph from Rome ssys King Hum.
bert has ordered Count GlAunotti to
take step never before adopted even
NJ the death VI n Teignlng sovereign,
namely, that the royal standard be
placed nj half.mast over the Quirlnal.
Ihe pope has celebrated masu for the
feposo 1i the soul Of NJ. Carnot.
WILL BE BURIED ~ THE pAHrnEOS.
LONDOS, June 20.-A dispatch to
the Day NoCs from Paris says the
iuneral VI President CArnot has been
liked for Sunday. Tus remains will
be laid In the Pantheon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

laws Of the United States, or wbosb.ll
atlempi toe destruction OF buIldlbys mr.
other properties where the igas 81 M,
" any iuch official would be The mob.
aole result VI such jeslfuc,ion.of bullg.
lnss or other property, shall, upon trial
anu conviction " suCh Oflensu in npy
circuit or district court OF tn disttint
where such ofiense was ATTEMPTED. be
SCI fenced TO desth by hanging, which
,enteh'e ehail De executed by the mar.
s I'm " the ulslflct IN ncc1rdanco with
the case was tileI.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
EDISON INIuRED.
'he inventor Meets with M Accident
with SERIOUS Results.

WIN Nerious Results.
New YoRi,, Juue g5.-Dsspile the
most sitiugeut efforts to conceal tue
Iaoui Tie details VI a sOmuwhat serious
accluent TO Thomas A. Edison, the
great inventor, have ut uoms to iight.
or. Edison has teen nj . ideu, y. j.,
Tor the past eight weeks hard ut work
developing his magnetic ore separator,
returning home only 10 spend SUNDAY.
On Fhday evening last he was VII.
Ting ON the porch Of his boatding.house
At Ogdon, whom In some unarc0unt.
aOle manner his chair gave way aud
he was thrown back ward on the porch
Striking heavily. IL gave him a great
shock. Ffienlsran to bis assistance but,
he got up and said he felt no pain.
Saturday night he went home to
Onnge, n. j., feeling sore aud stu,
but thought little OF the mstter. On
sunday he became worse aud suffered
a great deal NJ pair. His family ply.
sician was called Ia anu thought little
Of the matter aud prescribed for MIN.
Today Mt. Edison was wotse aud un.
able 10 leave the houtc. The physi.
clans are puzzled.
No bones are broken. 10 IL feared
that some serious Internal injury may
have been sustained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

Drs shores & shores Great Treatment
Onor.
Remember ten days FREQ treatment,
and medicine 20 all who apply before
July lst, also all patients now under
treatment with Drs. Shores & shores
viii hayo tho same advantage. just
think not n cent 10 pay Tor this Now and
Wonderful system, no matter what your
disease may be-, it costs you nothing 10
got cured by Dire. shores & shores Now
Treatment
Omco hours will be- from o TO l2A. M,
90 o, and b. $50 p. m. Two yhysiciAns
Ia charge No long Waits Drs. G., w.
aud a, j.. Shores will DO Ia personal
attendance.
Como one, como all, Just 80 you got in
before July lsL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

CHICAGO, June 26.--The assAailna-
tou VI President Carnot VI France has
a ded fresh interest TO the case Of Car.
tor Hafris0n's murderer, Prondergasi,
whose insanity case today was FULLY
under way. II was freely predicted In
Tue courtroom that this latest staying
Of public character would have IL
elect upon tho Pfendergast Jury, the
members Of which are not denied
newspapers, and the mAteiiAl would DO
found In the person OF Prendergast TOR
IN example " wouli.bs AssAsslns,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
LAND ron sTrrLrnENr.

A Ease Decided Against tho southsrn
Pacific Halfway Company.
Los ANGELES, Cal, June 25.-Judgo
J. q. Ross this morning In the United
states circuit court delivered his Opin.
lou Ia the case OF tho United states We
Tie Southern Pacific Railway COM
pauy, an action involving about 700,
700 acres OF land In Ventura and Los
Angeles counties. The land 10 claimed
by the railway company under grants
if0m the government Judge ltuHa
ilnds f0r the government, anu throws
open this vast quantity Of land to set.
tltfS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

During tho past Tow months many
misht doctors aud specialists have tried
To prejudice the public against tho now
aud wonderful treatment used by Drs.
shores 4 Shores, saying 10 was an ox.
pertinent, that the cure would not last
aud ~ on, Tho following case Of Mr..
g.. W. sharp will convince tho most
nknpllcal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
WAR on ANARCHY.
4 ciII introduced ia tho uonso by
Representative stone.


wAsHNuroS, ID. g., June %. 80
William A. stone, n member Of the
Jl dietary committee, today presented
40 following I'LL la the HOUSE, which
vas referred to the judiciary commit
20;
''Be II enacted, etc, that any person
nr persons who shnll brl0pg 10, or VINO
tuRll be RpI oiuted,ur de,ignAl,dDy auy
iucivly " organization existing Ia this
country or ~ any foreign country,
which provides In writing or by verbal
ngftement, understanding or countt-
nance Tor tie tAklug OF human life
uulRwiully, or Tor the unlawful de- %
iTucIion OF luildings or other prop
etty where the loss OF human lilo 10
tho probable result Of such destruction
OF property, thall DO deemed an RnaT-
Chisl.
ANY person or persons being anaT-
ohisls ~ dtfinrd by the first section OF
tais act, who shall attempt the life OF
any person holding office elective or
app0intiye under the Constitution and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

LEXINGTON, Ky, June 25 Pro.
itssof Waiter Sims, who Ia here to az
Iver three lectures against Catho lei im
under a. Il. A. huipioes, today re-
ceivei n challenge from the Ca holi9
Truth Slolety to Joint debate OF A, A..
a. principles Ia the Auditorium the
alter IN Chicago. Professor Sims nj
once mailed his acceptance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

MILAN, June .6.-An interview vas
had today with tue sister Of 5anto, the
assassin OF President CaTnOt. She said
that from the time he was 10 years old
her brother had been an attendant AZ
anArchistio meetings. lie was o.
ptclally devoted In his attendance { /
meetings presided over by tho promi.
nent anarchist advocate, GOTi, with
whom SAnto was Infatuated. Unul
her brothers. occupation as n baker
began no mad hRG SIMPLE time for this
purpose. The police learned Of his
anafchistic tendencies, and on ons
occasion searched his house, securing
number OF incendiary pamphlets.
His mother and sister, fearful OF
what might become Of MIN, tried 10
get him 60 abandon anAfchism anu de.
vote himself 10 his trade, The warn.
ing OF the police and the pleadinys Of
his relatives, however had no effect,
Sanio appeared 10 DO infatuated with
the idea OF spreading tue auarchistlu
propaganda, and the police KEEP. a
walchiul eye on him.
Three months later he was detected
IN company with other anarchists, di 20
tTitutiug Huarchtstic literature among
the soldiers. For this otisnae he was
arrested, tried Hnd convicted and sen.
fenced 10 i've year' imprisou'
ment. lie was youth OF r.
sources, however, ans after hav-
ing served part OF his sentence
he managed 10 effect his escape
nohn prison aud lied 10 Luganoth, Luz
ganO. Aftsr this tho family heard
nothing Of him until ak montha ago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

For ton years Mr. Sharp had suffered
from caiarrh Of tho head, throat aud
stomach, he was In that ten years treated
by perhaps hundred so-callod special
lists, no ono seeming 10 understand
Drs. shores & shores, he described his
case as iOllowsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
II You Cannot Come to Salt Lake

Write for the mail treatment, Onoof tho
physicians "a personal charge superin-
tends tho mail department and by sys'
TEN OF close correspondence controls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
Everybody Gomez!

those out Of tho CITY quite a. we'll as those
who come 10 the Office. Send for symp.
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
DrS. Shores & Shores.
Specialists,
Zion Medical aldSITGiGal Institute
JIE. Second South street.
3lE. Second South street.

Specialize All diseases ot the Rye. Far.
Nose, Throat and iuuga. fsmalo, Rectal and
private diseases, our treatment for filrs 10
method
once houu-oto u am. at0 5p,m., stos
p.m sundays. ~ An. 90 . iliu.
fiyo dlllar o. month Tor al Catarrhal De
scases. Medicines furnished free from oar
own laboratory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
sANTo LAID mn PLAN.

Lyons, June 25,-Caesaro SRnto, the
assassin, today admitted that no had
Tor some time contemplated his crime.
He produced a program OF the Lyons
festivities, giving President CarnOpa
route. Along the road no had marked
spots where he presumed he would
have chance 10 strike the fatal blow.
lie had given the subject considerable
thought, no said, aud felt confident ne
knew how to deal fatal blow before
he left Celtic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26

This is Drs Shores shoug 1nt
Cut Rate Specialists they the public
value for their MONEY OR CLOSE UP.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
Pleasure Seekers Take Notice.

we have hand Elegant Fine Cashmere Jersey
INIT Tights and Trunks BATHING SulrS-LadIes Gentle
mems and lhIdrcns, m sizes which anxious into
money These goods we will simply put for what they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS!
shOrt Breath, PaIpItatlon.

Mr., G.. w. McKinsoy, postmasterof
KokomO, Ind, and brave cX-s0ldlor,
says 81 had been severely troubled
with heart disease ever since leaving
the army nc the close Of the late war.
/ was troubled with palpitation and
shOrtness OF breath ! could not
sleep on my left side and had pain
around my heart / became 80 Ill
that ! was much alarmed, and for
tunately my attention was called TO
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
decided 10 try IL. The first bottle
made % decided improvement In my
condition, and five bottles have COM
pletely cured me. %
G. W. McKINsEY. p, NJ, Kokomo, Ind.
pr Niles Heart euro Is sold on positive
guarantee that tho hrht bottle Will benefit.
All druggists sell itnt gl o bottles Tor e. or
DO VIII uU sent, prepaid, on recent ~ price
by the DR., Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, lud.
Sold BY all Druggists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
The MURDER OF CARNOT,
The Wound and tho Dagger With
Which II Was Inflicted.
An tntsryisw WIN tbe sister OF tho
Assassin suppossd Accom-.
plices Arrested.

LYoSs, June 25-Tho Presidents
wound was only probri after au hour.
Ihon there came n rush OF black blood.
The patient said; "You hurt me;
suffer; you had better leave me-"
Then tho blood was stopped, tho
wound was washed and cotton Inserted.
The doctors were hoping against hope
and ditmssed every body except the
officers. Cordials were sent for aud
caffeine Injected. Oxygen was tried,
but nothing could arrest the increasing
weakness.
Tho murderers weapon was found In
the Presidents carriage. ~ was a
CAtalne dagger, six iuchos long anu
nearly au inon wide. The handle was
OF hard wood, at the end Uf which
there was an Iron knob.
ms LAST MOMENTS.
The Associated Pfei- correspondent
has been able to obtain the details Of
the last momunl Of President CHrnot.
When the president fegained oou-
soiousness after fainting ~ tho preiec-
turc, ho asked for pen, but when IL
was placed IN his hand he was too
weak to write. A little while before
ho died the president Whispered for
Colonel ChamDino, one OF the leading
officials OF his military household.
The colonel approached him and the
dying man pressed his hand and said:
"Je suis touohe; blen touche." / Am
wounded; badly woundud.)
The body of NJ. CaTnot was taken
from the prefecture this evening" and
placed on train that will convey IL To
Paris.
ITALIAN CAFES BURNED.
Lyons, June .5.-Tho mob this
evening sst frr 10 several italian
cafes. A commissary OF police begged
the crowd 10 respect the ailllctiOn of
Nine. Cannot, but tho Rioters replied
with shouts OF ave will Ayengg Car.
not.n
During the day mob, including a
number VI the various gymnasllo 20.
oieties, VINO had arrived la this city TO
take part Ia the iotea, began 10 gather
about tho cafes CAssti, MAttosi anu
hiaderni, and about the Italian quar-
tor Another large crowd gathered
about the hall where the well known
Italian Harmonic Club meets, anu
most serious disorder was Apprehunded.
Threats were heard on all sides against
Italians and anarchists.
Several OF tho Italian wine shops
were attacked and partly wrecked aud
the Italian cafes mentioned Were
stoned and otherwise damaged In
spite OF the efforts Of tho police and
military. The sidewalks In front OF
the italian quarters were slrown with
wtookage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
SALOON MEN, BAR KEEPERS. COOKS, WATERS And
BARRIERS, ATTENTION!

we oer our Entire stock Of White Fancy pQUE C ATT
ana NESl y with APRONS. CAPS Etc worth about soo
chance ' s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
Money! Money! Money!

We want Money and Must Havo II.
Therefore wo will make a Special
Drive for this Week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-24
A MODERN STORE.
The Business House Of Mcln-
tyre-Reck Company.
SOME VAST IMPROVEMENTS MADE.

Reconstructed Throughout and b Nov
One Of the Most Inviting Institutions IN
the Three Citics-what Enterprlse IA,
Done.
The McIntyre-Reck Dry Goods
company is now at home to friends in
Its remodeled and reconstructed bus.
mess house at 17O9-1711 Second ave.
nue.. This popular firm is testing
and 1t is gratifying to know is finding
the fruits Of energy and enterprise.
A description Of the vast improve
ments made in the building SO long
occupied by its immediate predeces-
sors, Mcintyre & Co., preparatory to
the embarkation of the new CONNER
cial house, has been given. extended
reference having been made to the
handsome new front of modern de-
sign. which, by the way, is unex-
celled in imposing proportions in
the three cities, of the 5O-foot addi-
ton OF store area, of the repainting
OF the exterior. giving the whole an
attractive and business-like appear
ance. Added to all this, the firm has
put in entire new shelving. with
office. cash and wrapping room cou-
veniently designed in the rear, and a
cash and carrier system involving an
outlay of $3.50 running to all parts of
the store, this being one of the most
unique arrangements in connection
with modern merchandising.
The Floor Space.
The first floor has been SO arranged
that it will accommodate the general
line of dry goods. notions, ETC.. and q
finer stock, it may be said incident
ally, has not been exhibited in the
three cities before. On the second
floor, which is reached by handso
easy stairway,is the cloak department
and also the stock of upholstery.
lace curtains, muslin, underwear,
blankets. as well as the reserved
stock. On this floor are also ladies
toilet rooms.
The firm Of McIntyre-Re is COM
posed of two of Rock Islands repre-
sentative and experienced Young
business men in the persons Of W.
B. Mcintyre and W. M. Reck, who
are giving their personal attention
to the business. and who arc work.
ing day and night to make the enter
prise, to which they have conse-
Grated their endeavors. success,
such az Rock Island may view with
pride. If hard work and courteous
treatment and consideration of our
patrons will win," said Will McIp-
tyre in his characteristic manner
last night. 1--WE will get there. We
wish to make our store something
that will be a source of pride to the
city and to ourselves, and t, this
task We have applied ourselves"
That the fondest anticipation Of
the firm is to be abundantlv realized
is shown in ,the manner in which
trade is humming within this newly
constructed mercantile establish
ment. necessitating as it has. in
creased clerical forces, and the con-
slant replenishment of stock in all
lines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-24
A SOUND THEORY,
DIR. John Herbert Claiborne

The substitution of phosphoric
acid for cream tartar or tartaric acid
in Horsford's baking powder is based
upon sound theoretical principle. 1t
is sure that in the present system of
manufacturing flour. worth is sacri-
feed to beauty, and the eve of the
housewife consulted rather than the
interest of the consumer. The most
essential and nutritive properties
are bolted out, in order to give
Wilderness and lightness to the bread.
This is one reason of SO much feeble.
ness amongst the bread eaters, and
of so little Development of bone and
muscle. and of so many false teeth.
even among the young. Horsford's
proposition is to reinstate by his
baking powder. the phosphates
which have been eliminated from the
wheaton grain in the process of bolt
ing. and to restore these elements to
the food Of the family in their daily
bread. The theory is correct one,
and | trust he may establish the
practice proposed.