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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-29
Both Sides Made Concessions.

ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-After several
conferences between Vice President
and General Manager Hays and: the
committee representing the conductors
and brakemen employed on the Wabash
system regarding the reduction in til
present schedule of wages, satisfac-
tory understanding was arrived at tits
afternoon after some concessions had
been made on both sides.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-29
THE OFFICIAL BALLOT.
Correct Copy Of the Ticket to Be Voted at the
Municipal Election Next
Tuesday, May 1.

Tuesday,
will be furnished
Second
candidates This ticket correctly marked for
ticket should
official ballot and place
their marks opposite below:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-29
A Challenge.

If the Republicans challenge the cor
rectnes - Of the above statement, the
committee invite the investigation of
any fair tribunal, composed of repre-
sentatives of all parties, and will guar
antee to substantiate every statement
made
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-29
UnseIrish L ov owe

Hs-lf you loved me you would
marry me while l am poor.
She -You do me injustice. l love
you too much to have your precious
health risked by my cooking. Wait
lntil 10Y can afford 70 keep servants.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-29
Thrce Steps in Drinking.
Washington Post.

WasnIURIOn fOSt.
And speaking of drink, one of the
Chinese legation recently described a
Chinese liquor called "saki," so mystic
rlOusly delicious. so seductively tram
QUILTING, that person fairly occupied
by it can listen to the wailings o
clsm0F9gs creditors 81 y ths sof
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-29
Claimed by the Republicans as Fruits of Their
Administration. .o.s
A Document Which Voters and Taxpayers Should
Read and Judge. .-..o
The Committee Challenge the Reformers to Dis
prove the Statements Herein Made.
Unpublished From Sunday GLOBE. April 22]


F.
facts.
skilled
and
wluy publish sehood
indignation.
impe and Mr. followed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

a 500 81 atslot interest ore oxplaua.
Won advanced Tor the arrest Wa as
iDilowa.
About month ago a ms sterious cir.
clIht va printed ty 81 uie ppr.au uu.
known ami iudusgi1uiy circulated
Hl'puG u1linCnt merchant. of tine
ci'y' To ilCii every one hfaly io make
u.e % uefcAuiilD a-enri fs received one
ul the71 tiruuiars. Ia buei. tlp ritcuI ar
tu'e,lca many hitherto dimly uu. rt-
stooi facts 10 tesarI ~ mrfralule
agencies uuI tho mefcauuls busiursa.
~ "a1 a revelation no. OF tho mIsi
llcaslng character 10 nseuuios AMI Gre.
a'ed great deal Of talk auI bitter ieel.
ing.
Wiman was PROMPTLY held respond.
Dlo Tor tine authorship. tt was argued
1n't very iow men were ~ thoroughly
acquainted with Tho "details OF the NOR
camille agency business and none knew
Tue iacte made public iu the circular e..
wen as Wiman. Asa matter Of tl.tl
Nimhn'8 ifluuds ray not only iii ht
NOT Wfiio tuu circular, tut was unaware
Oh tho fact thgt ~ was published. Az
though totally innoCeat the author
ship, the credit 70 B. mas ever HiHc.
Teen lail upon HE shoulders and b. b.
supposed that Il. q. Dun & Go. Nl.
ever since felt emUittur.u toward hiu
on this account
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

The above portrait BE- h,t ny NIHs Rosa
hmntsi uuu " tng moot popular Vuuus lHdIHa
~ halnNlIrs Itau Dor utH NrIa $40 ma
Hcgn an Invalid clusrl 10y tHr fay4Hos Ia
gahrru which nfst made Doe appearance fH the
head, hut gradually H1o Get coo stomach. and
~ WEE iiaruca says made ltT me ors ID
mlsUry and suffering
ln continuing, sHo says. r0r tho sake Of
gtlgr women VINO may be now a4utuuE A.
a.ll deem q = day 60 make bay ram4Tkabio
recovery public.
fiyo years I was ON mysui. . had sbarp
shnourg pains iu thu heal. roaring nuIssa ia
!u' care, upon arising from CHAIR { would
ltcl dtfY, Wcak Hnu FAINT HUu Z bad uU HufIr
tIo. NhhtUfuf amt what I'D cat H.pfIsi t1
distress me, pam in che sfuHH#U extended
through my eide 20 thr btUL. was D.ry5us
and could not elccp. dii note enjoy aul LiHd
~ anus mout and Iu G.t WHf In rUn
down Through ihc advice 90 fr.UHHs 4 went
90 Dr. shores a shores ana placed my raar
with them, aud from tue very ufs. 4 urssu t1
improve and can now say I have imur1Vtf la
every Way feel llEht aud happy ana rysrr.
lhlhs ! do seems o. be- a pleasure. ! sIrcu
ven, am not nervous and have gained IL
POUNDS 10 weight while under tho d1ctofs'
will le only too happy 20 aIk with any one
VINO y iIl taat The trouble O. cali nu mo and will
readily answer any aud all Inquiries as % my
NiHs hafnes resides no KaysviIlo. utah.whers
one Won answer OH iuluIita with pleasure
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,iorsnn,. Il.rnrI ID Ilnn,II.

WAsiusurUN, ID. g., Feb. gi.-
Senator liJtEsn submitted the report
he hns been preparing on Hawaii %
tle tull mrmuHr.bip % the committee
on foreign fui-.iUu 10 lay, uuI % was
adopted by % majority vote. Four
II 'pl l'cln memoirs 0i tu- committee
vp'gi i1r aiIffaY's raUlfL mud Tur
Democratic menJtff vO.rI against %.
ihy-r four Democrats VIII preparu "a
minority rc, or Monday.
The r.. uuliUlu mumUcm uf the
clmmit.uu dp u.tiI.ly oIleut in tue
fcppft prepared boy Morgan. ltdl.a
u"t criticize Minister 5.lveus, but leans
toward nnneka.oH, and gunanly
iNyIH tho policy oi ths laio % sm.His.
tAuUu. ~, however, does u1iioulifise
lu as vigsfUus terms us tue Ep.uu,i.
cans WISH thu policy OF the ufysrul
uinini-tintiou, although drawn IN
Fucu language tuhi luU Republicans
iuJl thut hey can Huusuflur tlIl Even
% Iu1rH NOS goo quite Hs lAf Hf desired,
% BE- mu1h moro ga line with ,hs policy
givuc1 90 ~ tue Republicans than
was NJ first anticipated.
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CuNGREsS
A nisorderiy session on Washington.
ulFthInY.


WAHINdTUN, Feb. 20. Washing.
ton's birthday was attended by ORA.
matio incidents la the House wnioh
may possibly culmlnaic with legal
Proceedings against the Horgvaut.a,.
arms for false imprisonment VI mem.
brrs OF Congress. ergenni-Ai.Arms
SNOW, acting by virtue VI u general
warrant OF arrest Issued Last Monday,
hes been apprehendiug members
wherever found. Tue ~arrant con-
tnins tbs names Of hhy.six congress
men.
snow began last night to arrest con.
Frptsmen ON the door OF the House
ou warrants charging them with alb
aonting themselves Monday TINS was
ia acr1fdauug with d c0llgquy between
! SPEAKER Crlgp and the surgtaul'ai'
arms during the session yesterday.
Sn8W usked n he was uXpvclvd TO
nff,st member ON the illlL Crsp nn.
awrrgi that the frfgeaui.ht'Afma Wa
erected 10 "txrcutu the order" THIS
was accepted ns meaning that arrests
an the floor sl0uli be- male and snow
nj once began 90 carry this idea Into
effect Hn arrested seven Congress
men as they sat Ia their seats, puu
Deuuty I'm made ns many more al
rs.is. In each Chso the memurr was
tappei on the shoulder Ani told hn
Was released on parole 10 report w.un
required,
lhis morning tho arrests began again
ana continued until interrupted by q
stlffipg sceuu. Cummings came down
the middle Isle VI tho HOIsc iust rs
the sr+.ipn wac about 10 open. Hin
stcnped up 10 him and nOtihel him
thntby ylfius OF warrant he anu
Cumming would un placed uhdt' a''
rest aud his parole lnkrn'
Tho Cuugfs'smAG flushed ana TOOK
| the matter Ufi.u'.y' he hstplet la''
ana ia litter language denounced 'l'
effort 10 arfust hln' 40 tuIu-n 20
recognize the validity OF lhe warrant,
II give You fair warhlng," tllt
Cumming, "ii y "a touch me you act
| at yOur own ptnH"
nor 4 moment DO looked ~ though
there would boo srr.sus ts.lb'r,ss Cum
| uniurs MAINLY intended t1 Fe'of. t'l'
.ligbtest touch indicating Hrr7ai 10y
6fcp. This yputy qWt.y "i'ad'."'
| h1Yeypr. as the duties ~ il1 sof<tah
ai.nrrus arc 10 avoid iudislitlei o c9u'
| gte,smen In every way possible
TINS members appfrhehuol lhtea.gn
TO secure suitable redress ahi l'i"
OF legal procoviuE' Tor lAias lmE'is'"'
ment. 1919. ....,,...t
cust. m on WasA.ngia-h blfllHNy,
owing to a tlagln over inc h,h"l
seigniorage bill TIE prospect Of tl'
curing a quorum WAS a,t a' g0o' %.
yesterday. .,....... ,o .,,.-.
entity dishrartenyi, uu. refused 10 49,
orrt a compromise boy dI1pplS lA't. o.
lion OF the Diii proyiIias i.f tl' v ..l.,
age If the remainder 90 tAe uIiilaA n,'l
the retirement ofthoS3cIm'm treasury
notes OF tho act Of 1880.
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FIVE YEARS An INVALID
Miss Rosa Barnes Suffered That Long
With CaIarh Of The Head
and Stomach
Her Remarkable Cure Duo 10 The skill
Of DB, Shores & Shores.
GAINED 10 POUNDS TalLE UNDER
TRLATElHR

itrry wOC.. through tHu columns OF thU
daily UnW.I". IIN..H.I a uUa Ht.frmuuf OF
tnUU HIaIHlII UHIUU. who UIH boon UurUI bly,
Surgical luHutuIt.
ru"U statement be- given by tho rIHfuut o. thr
raUUufH, woo, aficr suffering rFpHTa. lHI
IUuei. wugu they know tHyy have HrUu Tp.
stored Co uunIH aud hluuiugHH. believe % fUU.r
N..y Go inform others Who may h1 likewise
uTUfUt.
lHr c1HU following one OF much import.
an.u O. lHllos Tue Erult fhlfc 10 fuHU1nH.
INIuif lu 1859 bel aaHum n uy tUtm Their uuUra
Af nome OF vito Ur mother nfu . ter
rhiC strain upon weak women. utrr.
Wurk aud worry cause disastrous rp.
fuIfaahtE become irritable. tHU moot
insirui1riut little trouble looms un large HHI
Wt.EIs heavily, 900 because HID tH breaking
u.Nu auI iNr urrtuuH HiTAIH IH GOO much fur
u"r, hut HHu ulNUIy N"ars OIL aud h.uUH No
WIII soon fl.H nWaYs "U.n f.IHNH prove uau.
EHfuus, Tor HNr soon iUHUs boz appetite. can.
bot HIntUt Doc uHUa Of homo uruga. tuH least
move HtlriIrH UUr. tl faUtsHy BE- la.t Ursunirs
physical wreck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23
ALlan In the AnaL.nes.

CHICAGO, Fob. 2l.-Wallacs, the
5OO-pguud hon on exhibition Nc a dime
museum here, escaped from his keeper
this afternoon and bounded among thr
crowded audience, Hu mpletuly
cleared the stage ami landed in tho
aisle fully twenty foot from the clgo.
Wallace hal just reached the open
exit b the street when BOcCAcio over.
took hin. lie gave the brute a slash
across the face with n whip, and finally
tuu tTaiuet succeeded Ia forcing the
lion back toward the stage. The cage
was got IN readiness, aud after sltug.
gle with tbs brute, he was once more
put bphiud tho bar. Fortunately no.
body was iuiutei Ia tbs mai rush Tor
liberty, but the museum people 10.
night arc POSSESSED OF about 200 hats
anu various otA1r wearing apparel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23
The rar.fT rrlbtsm.

WAsutSUtUN, GA call is btias
calculated iIf . usu.yr4lc cauCls on
tlr taun iJF Monday nl lJu. IN. The
Democratic mrmbsts 8' iar 5eIsto ufu
much disturbed over tAr situation con.
corning tho Aai biII. They used Go"
half holiday today 90 mHk. % duglIuI
oiiUfI % agree upon ihu i.-,ifes ui tho
till, s1 o. Zoo Insure o. pIsallt. rh.y
uii not make my mlTaUi Ufusrer1, and
viii continue tnUlr Efforts tYmlff'w
AMI Saturday, uuI.tiufbcl ~ other
Official bu'iu.ss, As the senate has a.
luufngd uaui Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

Of Alexander & Green, attorneys, New
YORK.
Tie meeting was preliminary 10 u
suit Co eb1ulht iu the Uuue States
Circuit Cur. tomorrow % buug shout
cluu e Ui policy. There h1s utol "a
iesiiug Of disstdsiRc,iuu am1ug toe
son tAl mortgage b uIuoldyrs Of The
'Fr cU G IWuy ever since tine a..
ceivefs were appointed Tor tue Atchi.
Fon aud 'FuscJ. rhey say !. De- Im.
possible fJr the present fscuIvots 10
hauile bo.h properties a.rly. iney
want 90 h.o 90 property ou, OF tho
l1risilc,io1 % the Uuit.i s,Ncs court
nld place /; under tue c.tcuIt c0ut. Of
the atatt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

TOLEDO, o., Fob. 2l.-rho oiac Of
a, }. Runm0li agaiust GEORGE w.
Osinulur tgrgauryr OF CUuucil No. q,
American Protective association,
developed tho TACT that the mrmhefa OF
No. received what tlpy considered n
reliable warning that tue Catholics
were preparing FOR nu uprising last
Labor DAY. a comm ilgo was up.
pointed 20 puiChasu afus, AMI nay.
i've re- eating Winchustufs were put.
chgsui. The suit arose over n dispute
aH 60 tho number Of arms Furnished By
liIumuil.
IoLiDJ. o., Feb. 91.-lt develops to.
Gay at tho war department that the
question OF the local American Pf0trc.
i've association viii turn out 10 be-
more serious than a suit in u Justice
court 10 the payment OF guns. United
= atrs Dsiglgl Attorney Buufmaie
said today: If was surprised when
learned OF tho trial ia the Justices
court yesterday. The matter uai not
been brought 10 my attention, bat "
the complaint Il made shall do my
duty July. 10 the men were 70 foolish
D. 10 break the laws Of the United
states they must suncr the cOnsU.
qucnces."
Another attorney said; "50melhing
will be done In this matter nj once.
have lust boon examining the statutes
anu find that mon organizing ~ armed
bands Tor the purpose Of waglng war
on cilizsns Of the United states " tho
government itself come under tho hcaj
OF treason and conspiracy"
Catholics and those who opuOHa the
A. T.. a. tor other reasons have become
aroused against the order since the
details 0i tho gun purchases have been
made public, and an effort will be
made 10 crush the society Ia this city,
whore iot Two years they have held the
balance VI political power
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

Drs MOiNas, Ia, Fob. gl.-J. "a.
H0y-wull ami wiir, VOL kuoWn
rcauunut keepers u this c.gy,t0rmuuy
Yi Omaha AMI Miuuuapuiis,u com mitieu
sliciIu tlls mjtniHs ny hkus NOR.
pliu.. TIE following u0.p was found
90 tue fplu just before noon t0i1y.
"At 1880 this morning We two, my
wiiu anu /, took four grain capsules
and about tg0 hours ngJ 1 took two
more. They d0u't seem 10 have much
ulluct on mv. Now, / aha going o. sho0l
mytgL j. n. uUpEwELL."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23
FROM FOREIGN LANDS,
To EImIl, Tho Causes OF tho De.
cline IN Tho PfCs Of Silver
A sure cure for sniaiipoN.-A Danger.
aus hoN Pay mrnts on Her
Foreign Debt.

BERLIN, Feb. 22,-rhe government
c'mmiss.yh iogmJd to cousiiur the
price " a.lyor had iIs tirai sitting today.
Count Won Pgsndowsk y,seeretaty Of The
imgerihl treasury, presided.
In Addressing The commission, Poaa.
G5"ssyai,d ,ls imperial government,
despite It's own g-.d STANDARD, hal
perceived tue degradation ia silver
huI cpasiiored that the subject re.
m.ldui an oAuauslivs eNauiluailJr,
lelcu tue decision 10 have tho ulcs-
ton d'scuisod by eNptt,s, with tHr u1-
zee, ron uriug u stable value tlsilv.r
aud securing basis tor praclc.l
measures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23
rl.,hl. n-crins In ssmnn.

INV YOu;, FsD.2e-A special from
WasHIug s,ys uote trouble istrsw.
In loo Samoa. According 10 Uflyi4l
hIyl.os recently received here sYu Co..
IBms. sr, que y! ihD former k.ugs OF
5 mIi, is leading a mJvomUut aguHat
MslaiIa. Hu b. said 20 have b. llga
following o. nitiv,p, who ufu &C. ,luJ-s
uHt sJ much against the Immediate
rulers NJ against tue tfpartite govern.
meut, which controls aiiair Oh tIy
i.lgu H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

PARIS. Fob. g2.-Jose hofediu, born
on tue Island u Cuba, has Urcn tiu,t,d
90 the academy. rhero were several
ull.|t. Emile n ia obtained eleven
votes Oh itc ihIfI Ua,i.t, Dui iu tlu
iiual ballot, when be ald ituiuIla were
the OuIv ct4uIaiui, Zili received bat
seven VOTES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23
,Iortroro nondnoIdsr. DI'sall'h'd

sr. LOUIS, Fob. 22.-rnoro vas q
conferences today OF hloAioh N1N
jFrisoo people, at which weI' ll',
present i. F. ReiDharit, pre-llt.9i, ,l Au'
receiver OF the Atonisuni J.. q. " i llson'
receiver al Topeka, aud W. W. u's'p'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23
Daughters OF It,. q ,oiuiion 10
session

WAsuSUtOS, Fcp. 22.-rhe As.l.
c.alou % Daughters of iHs Auanru
Revolution began tho tbifI centennial
cJngfuss 90 day, toCIHtiuur thfau u1yr,
pro lied over uy hirs. A.lai Stevenson,
president general
The uuvuiliug % thr portrait ~ Nr.
Harrison 90 boz piacgJ ny trr D4u.I.er
OF the Revolution iu tIu executive
mansion, took place tln EhJ Bra tin
pfucucu OF latse audience iu tuu
NMufNh OF Our E-L.L..
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So a month for Catarrhal and all
kindred Diseases. MEDICINE FREE.
TREATMENr ny Wall.


Almost every mail hrIuFs letters astIue ufs.
thuroH shores o. DO necessary O. 1.-Two ln
taIt lake iu order % tAkO tns trcttmant Uan
you treat patients 10 their homes Uy maIIE aud
other lurHuuuH % similar import.
hfH. 7ulrta a shores draIrr tu state. there.
fore, Cor Che bOurut Hf those who may 10 utsi.
lhNuH about Wu.uF iu them, that UF their
question blanks anu other HYHtrmutIH arrange.
lH'Hi.i HHulnitut knowledge uf I'D. % rtar can
lhIH pairulu can Doc treated Ht TIER own
homes us we'll A. iu salt Lake. Medicine. arg
cont Do. express, 70 regular CUTrrH uuuuuuUo D.
required aud maintained, ami Che plytI Hu and
patent AIU tHuH lu constant touch IIuupt
grU.lrH are made hF UrH. Shores q shores.
mliilenuUuH |n tFuatmuut prescribed with tho
r. WuTkot QUO uutI "a rurD is effected. tur....
ClTCuIara.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

MEXICO CRY, Fob. g2.-A syndl.
cate OF capitalists Interested In tho
salvation Army, have concluded "A
,ltUh4so from tue Mexican g0yo;u-
rent VI 200, 900 acres VI land IN Cui e.
PAS, southern McAico. Plans will b.
pvTi, cle1 by which $40 tsmilits from
EHgland uuI tue Uultei 5,aIuswin 10
Iul On tho tract.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

PANS, Feb. GA ziuc box, with a
haIi.Hurnsd iuss a,taonei' Wa found
lying iusl BE- ore the uOgt OF Cue It,
Pierre church tyn ght The fuse Wa,
qurnchei by thr p1iice, who thea sur.
Z united hu church uutil tie guard
uuiyuI. fhe uox was removed % tho
municipal laboratory for oAAminauUn.
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LEXINGTON, Ky, Foo. 2-.--lqn 'I ~,
Rrrrkiurid.. Pollard case iu--y l'' III,
Rn..rll les',il. d that he was rna',tI
TO marry Mas Pollard, bl' we ~ ~ , :
rlagr dii not take place u.e'u7' ~"
permitted him to take llOvi''a VI.
her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

he hal typhu., but It proved 70 Jo
SMALLPOX. rne root worhol Ire %
r.tr,i, however, IN rsiiiIy cu'lug the
mHu.
General Rivera believes It will cure
ye low f-vef aud Las sent " la'"hat in
VIA Cruz tlrtrial tnofe. by pay .i,.aas
ut tho next appearance Of the eplIomlc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

Sr. LOUIS, Feb. .2.-lho national
executive committee NJ tho le0piU's
party was iu session here today. 8uu-
rrai Weaver spoke on tho prospects u
the party, aud predicted a glorious Vic
tory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23

WAsutNUIOS, DC, Fob. ~ The
Prusiduut nominated Wm. MsDtfmo.t
United states mauhal, dtlrlo. o. Mon.
taua.
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No nnlh Tlpnn. nnI .m,lInn,.

CuY or MENiob, Fob, 22.-Geuorii
AurrAu0 NV ra, WAC dla, oyeruI tho
l4mJuH liclna root, TOR the cure 90
bplu', and mas baon dlstrihujlng IL
rfs'ui'uusly 70 the poor, has made the
fiscuvsry mat the same root wan cure
tie small r'1. ihe discovery was
made accidentally. A preparation had
b-en gwen ~ patient, VINO supposed
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Zion Medical and Surgical Institute

Located permanently In tho Harmon
Block, "a T.. Second South ST.,
salt Lake city, Utah.
G.. ". siiOKiss, VI. d,
A J. SHORES, VI. d,
Consulting Physicians.
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Specialize AH Diseases of tho Eye. Ear.
Nose, IhrUat brG Lung. TomaIu. uodt5l and
private diseases. our treatment Tor lIIrs Is
method
once holr-9 90 % Am, 80 Bpm. ,tos
pm suudnyf, "a An. % p.in.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
WlMAN IN PRISON.
1 Conspicuous Commercial hl8llto
in The HuTiersrS' Row,
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.


NEW York, Feb. ?2.-rhe city VS.
,usg,z this morning whom 10 was
i.,reei for the first time from the star.
In, headlines Of the newspapers Of the
.,,,.t and Incarceration Of Emstus
wlmap, tho man who had been tueh a
,,p,plolou, figure In the commercial
mo Of the metropolis.
Contrary to custom in cases Of de
upgu.shod prisoner, no avors were
,toun wiman When he was locked iu
,be T1mbs last night In fact, me was
,I,,r quarters In the muriutsr' row.
isarsvcr 10 note sent In this morn
ius by newspaper acquaintance, ask
iss fora statement, he sent out the
.3..Yrius reply:
oI w.uld uc very glad 70 90 %, but
u.ssf tile advice OF GeHtral Tracey
r...u eel, will mako u1 statement
ID. wy turn comvs, When the AIM
.upUI8n uf tho moving p'wou against
mr ]. exhausted and their hired m1u
gf.d.ur aifaigniny aud trying me in
DE new sp4pefs, II Will then DO tlmo i0l
ulrtJ tpsak."