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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-09

Senate committee Inserted the follow.
Ing; "lf containing l 1 Ter cent Or less
OF absolute alcohol, 80 snts per gallon;
any article containing m1fs than IL
yer cent absolute alconol, 80 cents per
gallou."
The following provision in the House
bill was stricken cut; "pfoviled no
such aiill wines in casks snail pay
higher rate Of duty than 100 per cent
al valOfumD
Ale. portefani beer, In bottles or
Iugs, 30 csnts per gallon, but no separ.
ate or additional duty shall Uu assessed
on the bottles or jugs, utherwise than
IN bottles or jugs, 10 cents Dor gallon;
Wilson bill, 10 per cent
Tue section changing the bonding
period II a. follows! "rhnt the tax
herein imposed shall be paid by the
distillof OF spirits on Or before removal
from the distlllefy or place Of storage,
except In cass Oi tho removal there
from without the payment Of the tax,
No authorized by law land upon spirits
lawfully uopOiited In any dis'illery,
warehouse or other bonded warehouse
established under the Internal revenue
lawH), within eight years rom date %
original entry ut the distllleryi ware
house, OF from date 0f original gauge,
except Ia case Of Withdrawal theteifOm
without payment OF tax, as authorized
by law"
Toe FREQ list IL not 20 much changed
~ was supposed Il would be-, aud the
distractions from " are far moro nun.
erous than the additions. Tue date
when the free list shall ~ iutO effect Il
change ifOm June /, 1894, 20 June 8i,
1894. Apples OF all Kinds ate stricken
from the free list anu placed on the
dutiAble list, M are also beef, mutton
aud pork, and bone olAr suitable tor
doodotiEing sugar, biiumirous coal,
shalu coal and slack are Transferred 10
the dutlablo hst, leaving anthracite on
the free list. Diamonds anu other pre-.
ciouu stgutr, rough or uncut, are addc
10 the lice list. lion ore aud sugar Hfo
moved 10 the dutiablo list
There IL touch Of reciprocity In tho
provlso attached to tue paragraph nj.
hitting agricultural implements freo.
The administrative features " the
bill are substantially identical with
those Of the House bill. The exception
In the Wilson Oil ~ 10 personal effects
subject 10 duty IL enlarged 10 read!
"And personal aud household effects
| specifically enumerated In the new litt
VI this act"
Tho sections covering the tax on
| spirits are new throughout. The main
section VI the Senate bill II As follows:
"ThAt on and after the fret day u the
second calendar month uller tnu pass
age " this act there shall be- levied and
collected on all distilled spirits 10 BOND
! at that time or that have bcon VI that
may be then or thereafter produced Ia
tho United Sialus, on which the tax IL
not paid before that dag, tax Of sl.lO
/ on each proof gallon, Ut wine gallon
when below proof, and ptOpOrtiouaie
tax nj "A like rate on all fractional parts
Of such proof or wine gallon, provided,
In computing the taA on AVy pat k 10
Of spirits all fractional parts OF the
gallon less than one.tenth thall be oz-
cluded.n
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TELEGRAPHIC.
COUGHLIN IS FREE.
Pathetic Scans in The Court Room
as The Verdict is Reid.
THE ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD.
stalking Hand, with Everybody. A
Happy wlfe.-An Indignant
Judge.

CHICAGO, March SIT was half past
,,nf when the Jury led into the court
,,,m. As they appeared Coughlin
Turned deadly pale, and thea, with
an apparent effort, airaightened W In
bis seat
uHas tho jury reached a verdiet9"
assei the court
1--WE have" responded the foreman.
The verdict was read by tho clerk;
1--WE, the Jury, nnd the defendant,
Daniel Coughlin, not guilty"
A great shout went up from the
crowd In the court room. Hats were
tlfuwn hign Ia the air, handkcrchieis
,ssty.d, cheer after cheer broke up0n
.s sui, stately courtroom, and there
,a.a fish tor the door by those auxi-
.us 10 tell the news for the crowds
without
Judge ruthill, his face anamc with
Indignation Al thu breach Of court oti-
Yustte, demanded silence aud tue ball.
Nh. vigorously poaaiUd for order, hut
ID took considerable time for the onthu.
,i,.n OF the crowd TO suhslde.
Thr lacu Of the big detective nshen
white, moment before, flushed scarlet
ip Inc roots o. his hair au "a wave Of JOY
went over him when tho words that
|r,pi him were pronounced. Then there
wasafush that almost swept the happy
man OF his feet. Newspaper men, old
Tine frlenJa VI before his troubles, were
ON him In body and nearly wfung
his hand oil.
"lpa ali right boys, all right, "gasped
CoughliB, as no reached tor three or
fufhanls ut once. Ia all right boys;
shall never forget that you treated me
40 right"
ruen the prisoner worked his way up
o. tho Jury boa aud shook hands with
hs many A. hs could reach, Then no
rafttd 10 leave the room.
Just then cry Of "mako way there;
luuu the passage, make way" was
beard aud two stalwart bailiiIa pushed
through the crowd and close behind
tntm, her hat awry, veil half up, gasp.
iug with soba that chOked her, came
MIS-. C0ughliu. Dan was atfldilg to
liberty as though NO wore soyou-luague
uuois.
"Dan come back here; your wife,"
called nty v0icey, and C0ughlin
promptly rciraced his steps, aud met
his wiic. The woman gave all limo.
cutlery, her arms vent up anu fnstUn.
"a themselves around bvf husbands
eek, and then she gayn way utterly.
she tnly said; "DaD, Oh Damp but
nowhere, not even m Dan Coughlin's
hcin, was there such Joy ~ IN the
bosom Of the little woman who was
'Iasitd tightly against her husbands
heart Coughlin bent his big blonde
read until his mustacne swop. her
cheek aud then the two rocked 10
ami ITO until the woman was aDlo 10
suilv her emotion. Then sue was lot
sway.
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The Collision net cen Portuguese "a
Engiish ou tho 4 ,ubssL

Engli.h ou tho zmbs-L
PORT NATAL, South A:uca, Msrch
s.-The collision between the POrtu.
gucsu aud British on the n mbtsi river
was due TO an attempt made by the
Mozambique company 10 obtain pc.
ouniary Uenent from tho African
TransojntiucnIal Telegraph company,
u British concern. Failing IN the At
tempt the Mozambique company com
mencei n series oi pcity aun0yauues,
including bOycotting Of supplies Of fuel
anu provisions intended Tor tue con-
structiln party anu tor the British
guubOats.
The collision began with the firing
OF two shots from tins Portuguese Tort
ns warning. Tnen boats loaded
with Portuguese crossed the river aud
tore up the telegraph poles VI the con.
ttfuciion party. Sbots were exchanged
but no loss VI liie II reported.
The commander OF the British qua.
boat M0tquitO intimated that to
would open fto n there was any fur
thrr damage done 10 tbs tells riph
compauy's properly, and reinforce.
munls were tpnt Tor 10y both sides.
The Portuguese are reported 10 have
replied that they would Insist that no
further WORK DO done upon the tele-
graph line,
Later unofficial information II 20
the effect there has been firing between
thoMufquitO anu the Portuguese parties
aud there has also been iufther con.
filct between the Portuguese AMI the
construction party which resulted In
loss VI lie.
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Address 10 the I.ish.

LONDON, March s.-rhs Associated
Pross agent In this city received from
John Redmond AN address 10 the Irish
people, which will be published In
Dublin tomorrow. Usage, In part
ave warn our full0w-cOuntfymen
that GlndslOue's retirement can have
origin only In a scheme 10 defeat the
hopes OF the irish people by the ahau-
donmcnt OF home rule, or such com.
promise a. eau only be regarded by
lrel,n ~ an Insult ana m ockery. La
Ljfd RosebBty aud the present cabinet
We can have no confidence, and We
warn our oll0w.Counifymen TO have
noue. They will coucedu just a. much
a. Ireland uXl0rts, by the Organization
VI her people. Tue time has arrive
not only Tor plain speaking, but of
prompt ASTON, nnd we call
upon you " no longer tolerate
policy Of fub.ufyiuuCy % the
Engiisb party iuturuatH. Organize tho
forces of our FACE Ia support Of the
struggle for national government, Insist
that tue cause VI Ireland he kept solid.
ly 10 the front by thUso who speak 10
your behalf, aud show that you regard
it n0blef Ia your race aud more teilt.
Ting the dignity aud honor Of ireland
TO continue, u necessary, the bitter
struggle with both the English par.
ties than to continue 10 be the scOfn
OF one aud tho duludud dupos VI the
other"
The address is signed by John Red.
muud, Timothy Harrington uud Joe.
IL. Edward lSsarney.
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She had So. Niius dance. she could not
Hlt still a minute; slto jumped from ono
chair % another: hOr mouth Hul face
would assume nll sorts 81 shapes sbe
could not cat AMI flrtwo woUkg sho could
eat nothing but broad aud milk, aud that
we had 90 make her take; shu could nu.
food herself, u being impossible Tor her
10 hold anything m hHr band.
we could not tnko hor ou tho
stroot without holding hor Tor sho would
jump from ono side ~ Tho walk i0 The
other; she would have sharp palms
around tho hCait, could Uu. sloup 90
night but very Few hours aud would
wake upuud almost Jump out NJ bed. She
was constant caro- and her suffering
cannot Dc Imagined. shD g0i very weak
aud lost il0sh rapidly and my friends
frankly told the that sho would mover got
we'll. In this condition I called upon ura.
Shores IS Shore. aud they came and ox-
umiuud the child aud gave hcTa uropara-
tlon that began 20 relieve h0r immuli-
atoly At0r q tow weeks she was able
Ia go 10 tho Office Tor treatment, Hui
today ] can tay sho IL ns well "a. over"
"Nou would DO willing 30 mako your
remarkable statement public Mr. SOlIlsf
"iuduHl ] would you cannot write %
siHiomout that Will uNpro'H my gratitude
TO Drs shores g. shores iorlh0yhnyo core
fanny HANtN INV tNllu NO.
Mrs. Soils resides nt 40. Cottage
Court, Fourth East aud 10 thoro IN any
doub. In the readers mind us TO tho
truth Of tho statement. thOy can bu most
thoroughly convinced 10y calling on Mrs.
Soils, or read the following.
Mr.. iaufcucoWiltuu, ono of Salt Lakes
leading photographers, aud who Wa, so
loctud by tho wonderland management
10 mako this souvenir Photograph, makes
the following afemeug
About u month ago little Mary Soils
was brought TO my gallery for n picture.
She was in such n1ryols condition
that Il was almost impossible 10 do any
thing with her; her condition was alarm
lug March tho hrst slo returned, and
can truthfllly say tho change was re-
maTkable. Sho vat us stlIl as anyone
could. Tho effects OF treatment In her
case have certainly been extraordinary.
LAwUTNgT WILSON,
jnl T., -nd South Photographer.
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IN DENVER
The Representative OF Law and order
QusFroiiing,

DfSvER, Colo, March s.-The city
police ufu maHsed NJ the city hall To-
night, under orders from Police Com
misulouoTl Or aud Martin, To prevent
their successors, Dennis Mullin anu 3.
d. Barnes, appointed to lay, from tai.
rug possession OF the offices.
Counsel for Orr aud Martin tonight
secured from Judge dnhain u tempot-
hy Wit Of Injunction, restraining
Governor Waite rom calling out the
iniliIia, restraining Mayor Van Horn
from ealing n posse to assist In forcing
mo cQmmlssllnefs, Orr aud Martin,
out of their Offices, and restraining the
governors new appointees from takiug
their suals. The writ was served on
~ tbs interested parties this evening.
The governor was wild with rage.
A. liho city hall there was no
outward sign " concern. The force In
Ia readiness and well prepared TO resist
any attack which may ,bo made.
nhertI Bufchuell has large force OF
uepuIiesi wno viii assist In preventing
ne new commissioners from taking
l0fclblb possession.
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mn IAMIII NH.
wines aud spirits. the free Lis
Agricultural implements.

Nihsa aud spirits, the free Lis,
Agricultural implements.
WAslHNulON, March s.-rhs Sen.
ave Oil maaes the collectors OF Inter.
nal revenue the officers in charge OF
we collection Of tho Income tax :, Ia.
s'tal " deputy collectors, ~ proyi led
~ 'he Wilson bill. The right Of al.
cal against the imp0sitlon OF unjust
.AArs IL retained, but the dual decision
l',' with tue commissioner OF inter.
'" revenue, and not with The secretary
'he treasury, as provided In the
House. bill.
~ Tue taxing Of the snlarles OF om.
Woyts Of corporations, tho Huuso bill
NAbes u the duty OF the corporations
~ pay the tax OF each emplYye, and
lAeh deduct Il from tho salaries. The
SENATE bill relieves tho CORPORATION
rom utcnming Taxpayers for The en-.
I,oygri anu compuls the latter to make
1'Sel pay 70 tho coll ctor.
Inc section making 1t PERJURY TO
anvly testify 10 any proceeding unic.
'"I income tax Is stricken out,
me following language refers IN
VINO anu Bplriui "Up1u ali o,n.
Iuuus or preparations olntainlng ai.
vouo' mere snail DO levied duty az In q
i 1'.n o. sl,sO per proof gallon Of tue
'Ht'llel SPIRITS conthiueI, Ia addition
~ 't .ur duiy provided by law upon the
o , ingredients contained In such
'Ou'i ounls Or Preparations
IA olshge Is made In the duty on
slu wines, Including ginger wine. or
MnEeE cordial, and Vermoutb. M enss a
packages, other than hottles mr.
iuEI which tho Wilson Till fiGed at 80
per cent per gallon on everything. Ths
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WHERE OTHERS FAIL
DIS. Shores & Shores EG.Ct a SPEEDY
and Permanent Cure.
MISS MARY SOILS WIS GIVEB UP TO DIE
So Month, Medicines Furnished
Free.

us this Mrs. Sollisg'i asked the writer
Of pleasant faced lady who answered
the bell at No. . Cottage court Fourth
East
at h., yos sir"
81 understand Your little daughter has
boon treating with DIS. shores & shores.
Would YOU mind telling VIVA. success
they have haden
"No.hIng will give me more pleasure
than t1 do that. for 1 had thought she
would die she was 90 had, this ! can
provo by INV uptuhbOraH
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BosToS, Mass, March s.-rhe con.
liacl Tor tao raising Of tue wrecked
Uullei States steamship kearsArge has
teen awarded 10 the Boston Tuwbost
company Of this city. By tho agree
mvnli tue company 10 10 receive ti5,-
QUO u successful ia delivering the sup
al the Nouolk navy yard, aud II uu.
sueets'iul viii be- paid $4,000 Tor hAy-
ING made the attempt.
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NEW YORy, March S.-A private
cablcsmm was received Ia tins city to-
day from Rome u tue eject that
Cardinal LeiOuhOwski announces lint
BiahOp Matz has been transferred from
Denvet Colo, 10 st. Cloud, MIMI, o.
the successor 10 Bishop ZardcliU. The
bishop Of Denver will be appointed
Iatef
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A BOMB OUTRAGE IN RONE.
Anarchists Believed 10 30 the Authors
Of The Yillaily.
Eight Persons Wounded and scene
Seriously The Alleged bomb
IhroWer Arrested.

RoME, March s.-A terrible explo'
sion oocurre at O'Clock this evening,
on the plaizt OF the Monte Ciilore,
very near thp chamber OF deputies, tho
sitting Of which was just concludei.
The police at ones swarmei to the
scene. Tue explosion shattered all the
wlndows la tue nrlghborhood. IL IL
believed thu bomb NJ Internal mhchlhe
was placed 10y Anarchists. IL u ru'
moTsi the police made several I'M
portant arrests and have obtained IN
formation from one Of the prisoners
concerning widespread conspiracy 70
blow up things. 70 Is reporter ihu
Intention was to blow up the chamber
Of depuIies. ,n.
Eight persons were wounded ny tue
explosion, including one lady. SIX OF
the wounded arc iu the hosrl'al. lhIeo
men arc Ia serious condition hhu hIo
reported dying. A mnn OF lhv nuns .,''
of Polldori, slightly Wounueu, w.,
placed under Arrest, and tue lollue , ne
iieve him to be- the man who 'hTe" 'ho
explosive,
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III YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT
LAKE

Write for the mail treatment. oneof the
physicians Ia personal charge suporln-
tends the mail department and by v syz-
tom OF close splulonco controls
those out Of the city quito us well as those
who como 10 tho utire, Soud for Sym.
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment.
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AIdrieh Nay Resign.

Providence, RI. March s.-Senq-
tor Aldflch hls tfied the stale cin.
trail committee that no inIon,s to
resign from tho United States Senate
II the legislature elected by the people
In April is Republican.
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breach Of the external masonry OF the
chamber Of deputies. Three suspects
hbvc heon arf, sted, who refused 10 give
their identity Or any account OF tncm.
selves,
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LONDON, March S.-A dispatch 70
the Standard from Rome say-' IL 10
believed the purpose VI the pripe" a,
tors was TO have the bomb eAp'oIo u.
the hour the debate IN mo cHrll l,,l
was expected 10 end ami tue uepu ~
anu ministers would loo dropping ou,i
The INTENDED massacre was r,HlII'',u
by the chamber RdlOurnlug carrier 'nNu
expected.
rho force Of the explosion male
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$4,000.

VIII be pall TO any person who can dis.
prove Of one Of Dra shores & ShnrD.'s
printed sta'ement.. They arc genuine
and givon by Mo ireo consent OF the
patient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-13
Heroic Rescue of a Wrecked Fire
boat Crew.
BRAVE WORK OF TEE LIFE SAVERS
Firemen BaiIed With Pumps and
Buckets for Hours.
MADE TORCHES OF CLOTHING

CHICAGO. September 13-The fire boat
Park reef last night while on its way to
a South Side fire. sank today. Her crew
were taken of by the life-saving crew, but
all efforts to save the boat failed.
The rescue Of the fire boats crew was a
thrilling one. The boat was facing a heavy
gale when 1t struck the reef and at once
began filling with water, which soon put
out the fires.
For five hours the crew of ten men bailed
Park life-saving crew. under command
Of the captain. attempted to reach the
gradually sinking craft.
A heavy sea was running and three times
the hfeboat capsized, throwing the crew
into the lake. But each time the boat was
righted. and within a very few moments of
time the Yosemite plunged to the bottom Of
the lake the water-drenched life savers
took Off the ten fatigued men Of the fire.
boat
The wrecked Yosemite was a valuable fire
tighter and was on duty In one of the la
goons at the worlds fair.
The crew of the Yosemite were forced TO
novel expedient to attract the attention
Of the life-saving station
Torches were used made Of their clothing.
saturated with kerosene, and attached 10
long poles. These improvised signals were
waved by the firemen and the kerosene
trickled down. painfully burning hands and
arms. but even the excruciating pain did
not make them cease in their efforts for
as the weird distress signals fiared up. a
view of the turbulent waves was disclosed
tnat caused them to work with renewed
yigor.
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WlLCOX'S BENSONHURsT SCHEME.
He Cleared From x1S.OOO to 500, 900 ON
His Lots.

He Cleared From x1J.OOO to $50, 900 ON
MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI, September 13.-
The name of -Algernon H. Wilcox, whose
extensive swindling operations were re-
ported from New York, appears in the Min
neapolfs directory as vice president of the
Railroad Building and Loan Association,
with offices In the New York Life building
AT that office 1t was learned that Wilcox
vas not an active member of the asso-
citation. and that he had held the ofifce Of
vice president for about two years, during
which time he had only been In the Office
once His headquarters were said to be In
Chicago.
The story of his addition to the town Of
Benson. In Swift county. Minn.,' is as fol-
lows:
About eight years ago he bought some
eight or ten acres Of land adjoining the
town Of Benson for little or nothing. Ar
rarg fng with certain parties to act as cap
pers" he started for the east, locating in
Philadelphia, where he soon established
what was known as the Bensonhurst Park
Improvement Company. The ground bought
near Benson he had cut up into building
lots, eight and ten to the acre, which he
offered to the unsuspecting public for the
moderate price of $1UO per lot. His scheme
vas to secure from $40 to SIS as first
payment and the balance in monthly in
staiiments. He Is said to have sold nearly
all of these lots, making a profit Of from
$1,000 to $2O,UUO.
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Government Bonds.-U s. a. reg 1907. rIaz
p,d iit,s asked T. s. a. coupon 1907. liS bid
District Of Columbia Bond. 2o-year Funding IS.
MS ws -, bid So-ye.I Funding 9. soad. il2is bid.
currency, Ilsk hid. Iib asked. sls.. reg. a.ios'
Miscellaneous Bonds.-washington and Georre-
town Railroad cow. O.. list l35 bid, i3s ssk-d
lbs bid. l3s asked. Metrorolitan aailroad cony
o. iol asked Belt Railroad 5s. - hid, 90 ssked
Cas- company S SERIES SERIES is SS
washington Gas Company 6s. 100 bid Iss
ad aniaed states Electric i1gh, conv SIS. l2t
bid, l0o1s asked. American Security snd Trust as
T: x A, 100 bid American Security and Trust
pany LIST es. los bid WASHINGTON Market Conn.
pany imp. ss. 100 bid Washington Market Com.
IS. 100 bid Washington Light snfan,ry list O.
ici sd; wssbing,on Light Infantry I'd q. 1oi hid
hid. 800 asked. Bank Of Republic. GAG hid 81
asked Metropolitan. 80 bid. 297 asked. Central
200 asked ssi; Farmers aud Mechaui s. Iss hid Sec,
l4o asked. Columbia. 1871 bid. 100 asked Capital
10 , bid. West End. 100 bid Traders. 100 lid
safe Deposit and Trust COMPANIES. National
safe Deposit and Trust; 127i4 hid. I3s asked.
can security and Trust 1874 bid. ia asked WASH
ington Safe Deposit. 100 asked.
80 bid. $40 asked. Metropolitan 50 bid. <, asked.
,olsmbia; 90 ASKED Belt. 70 bid. 30 asked. Eek
ingtoh y bld 5s asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks Washington Gas
igA I'D. 49ss asked. Georgetown Gas. 30 hid.
United states Electric Light. l25 bid. - asked.
Insurance Stocks.-Firem,n's. - asked. Prank
lin, - bid, 30 asked Metrpoolitan. 40 hid Arl-
ngton 40 bid, 1G0 asked. German American. 100
lid. National Union, IL bid. 49, asked. Cclum-
lila. III. hid. IL asked Riggs, ~. hid, asked.
Peoples. SIS bid, 81 asked Lincoln. IA bid.
asked
Title Insurance Stocks.-Deal Estate Title, 10
i'd Columbia Title, TX bid District Title, 10
I'D.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsyiyania "a bid. Chesa-
,reake and Iotomac. 20 bid IS asked. American
t;raphophone. 3% bid. Pneumatic Gun Carriage.
r. hid. 40 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-w Washington Market. 10 bid.
u "sked. Great Falls Ice l35 lid. 1J0 asked
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LABOR DAY PARADE.
Qualification ExpKe ssed Mt the Success
of the Demonstration.

Qualification Expft ssed mt the Success
Of the Demonstration.
There was a meeting last night at Brick
layers Hail. at TIN ard L streets north
west, Of the Committee having control of
the recent Labor day parade. The idea
was favored that the committee be con-
tinued in something like permanent form
In order that future occasions Of a similar
character might be appropriately observed.
1t was decided to refer the question
to the several uninos, and request
their opinions upon the subject. The
expense accounts connected with the dis
play were audited and ordered paid. leav-
ing small balance in, the treasury. The
conference recorded its gratitude to Com
mission er Powell for his action in stopping
the cable cars from running through the
parade, as well as to Capt Austin. Lieut..
heLey and the police officers for carrying
out the Commissioners orders. Acting
PRESIDENT Dunlop of the Washington and
Georgetown railroad was censured for his
attempt to send his cars through the pro-
cession, Ito the jeopardy of human lives