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The Alpha COmDany.

At an adjourned meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Alpha Life Insurance Com
pany of the District Of Columbia held last
evening the following were elected as q
board of directors for the year 1894: Milton
NJ. Holland, Howard H. Williams, James II
Merriwether Emanuel NJ Hewlett, David
Messer, Christian A. Fleetwood, Furman
j Shadd. Ransom c. Edmondston. Travus
Ross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-18

Chapped hands healed by Salvation ON, 25c-
vilettes Oils cures all Rheumatic Pains.
ja13-7ts
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The office Of w. H. Pittenger, general
agent for Worlds Parliament Of Relig-
ions." is at 637 F street northwest,
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TT REACHES THE HOMES

TT REACHES THE HOMES
What others think Of Burchells Spring
Leaf Tea at SOC. a pound.
Oakland Orange Co., Florida.
Send by mail two pounds of Spring
Leaf Tea"
''Alarinette, Wisconsin.
Send me ten pounds Of Spring Leaf
Tea
'Leesburg. LOudoun Co., Va.
Send me twenty pounds of Spring
Leaf Tea
1t Is packed in hpound papers lined
with tin foil
n W. BURCHEIL. 1925 F ST. NV.
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Hotel Fredonia, table board, SO per mo.
Room and board very reasonable.
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We have som ,thing important TO say &c you
about the furnishing of your house. Per
hays money h scarce-but that makes no DIFF
ference-CREDIT isn't scare-sBd your credit
h good here for all the furniturr ahd car
nets YOU need
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CITY AND DISTRICT

Old Antioue Furniture at LOS G st. NV.
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Total to date............
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CITY ITEMS.
Groceries.
Beware of Rapid Changes.

w. H. WALKER,
Jy1S-2t 946-4S La. ave.
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Or any part Of IL and you can pay us q little
at time-once a week or once a month.
There is price marked I'm plain figures 90
every piece Of furniture In our house-nve big
double noors fuii-and that price 10 there -
stay whether you pay cash or buy
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FROM VIRGINIA.
An Elder Who Teaches school While In
the Mission Field.

Elder NJ. II. Fitzgerald, of American
Fork, reached his home October l4lh,
on his return from mission TO Viz.
gluiA. lie Left Tor his field May 18Th,
ltg2, aud was cons, gently absent
LuAry Two aud haf years. tie
iauO red Ia Virginia during The whole
term VI his mission, doing missionary
work and gathering genealogical data.
lie met with success Ia botn lines.
In NJ least one respect, his labofs
were " a character entirely different
rom those usual 10 "MOnnon"
lsiutr IA the mission FIELD. Elder
tuzgersld was formerly resident OF
Nelson county, IA tbs state named,
ami was living there when he em-
ufsCuI tue Gospel, i've years ago. GA
mis- return 10 that vicinity, number
4 his old friends solicited him 10 teach
"a puzzle school, Elder fitzgerald,
acting uuder prOIr instructions,
accepted inr position and taught tue
school Tor i've months uuring tue win
ter lefm, tue hfat winter OF his mis-
sion. he did tho same thing tue
second winter, MAILING ten months OF
-cnOOi teaching during his mission.
tie could have hal tue school Agaln
the coming winter
PriOr tO Elder Fitzgerald'a eonver-
sion u the Gospsl, he was n miuiater
OF me CsmpUslhte church, aud AZ such
had taken Out license aud given a
bond OF 500, la pursuance Of tbs laws
u tbs state, HIS conversion TO Nor
monism uid not affect his obligations
uader this bond, and 30, when couple
applied 10 hin 10 Ue married, he found
himself obliged ~ perform tho cere-
mony, when he did.
Elder Fitzgerald had with him his
vile aud family, and they enjoyed
their visit among their old iflends very
much, anu DID considerable good.
rury enjoyed good health all tue time
they were absent.
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STRUCK A BIG ROCK.
Narrow Escape Of a UliOl Plc.l
PASSENGER Train In Echo Cl1yOa.
AZ OBSTRUCTION oN lur TRACK
Badly Disabled Engine AVID y nelai
Of six uours-itlp irm
Echo station.

The Union Pacific early mornin'
dyer, uuo 10 this city at $50 %. 90
apily with passengers and maii fur
tlfr en- /, was IA hours late toiay. T..
cause Of the delay wBe livon by Ole
the passrngttstoa NEwsrcpt, seutativ
iu manner which Indicated tHGt
hose on board bal teen iDo subl C..
Di a ,hrlins oHptI.ougc aud one ,ls.
brought them very clo.e 10 the vcfs.
Of death. The story lusily toli IL be-
oIl0wG
La; night the train Lett Granger
Wyoming, n, 10 O'clock, little ovei
two houn behind I'm, wtsiwA
bound. There was nu.hIL. Out OF tut
ordinary h Interrupt the journey uuu
Two ',iocs this IA fuius when aus
denly there were several snfill blaai'
from the engine whistle, iia uo1initis
followed By aHrVCtu snaki ~ " goo
trAiD aud PASSENGERS. luy,ltigaiu.
disciOrrI the fact that there MAJ bcrt
AcDilIsiun with "A huge rock which n.
| rolled down the mouutNin eide anu
lodged tquafHly un tnU itsck. Iu'
| plot ~ uJwcatchec was co nplulrly
utmOlishUu,tne twu irlnt wheels OF tn'
iiuck haIiy broken, the ufiviug wheel
rendered useless aud tie q glue DE-
faded.
rhs rocky mass had by the fore,
Of tho train been partially
| pushed Rside allowing thU train 10 pro
coed considerable distance before !
| came 10 "a Iull stop.
The scene Of the accident was abou
I've miles east OF Echo station anu al
most directly over pefltndioula
cha Of great height. Ihat the who'll
train was not pfeciplIattd TO the bot
tom Of tue canyon N almost miracu
lUus. A messenger was cent VA fOU
90 Echo sud returned on au tx,tao CT
| CINE with men VINO assisted Ia tue e.
mJvai Of the wreck. Ia the course o
halt hours wOfk the ttsin resume,
lie journey anu many grateful passu.
gers iclt that hey hau hal = most ~
| citing experience anu one that the!
viii nave occasion 10 10 < remember
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
Two Rio Gando Western Baktm,n
The Hlplss Victims.
Doru WIRE MaRnED MES.
ih,y We're l.. n. reg r. and &. A.
Glass.-tWO Versions NJ the
FATAL. y.-ihe Irq gst.

y llier Summit % The Il % G'anle
Wcsiuru was tue scene o d suGdca aud
uupIorsble atty ye,terday (5un lay)
mltuing at 3 o'cl.ck In winch tive
ufasomeu, l.. n. Rogers ami &. A.
6lvs', had the misfortune to DO this
vic.im,.
AZ 10 always the case with such ao
cldents Is IL vcsy diflicul.-slmOst
lmposslulr 10 re, detailed Information
from the railways. There are two
versions OF the affair rs ioIiowG
Rirst that some swtching had been
done 10 tue yards srJ tnat the train
was almost made up preparatory 10
starting eastward again. That The
ouly piece Of work remaining was to
hitch on the cAuoOse. rnat Rogers
aud Glass stepped Ia front Of the On.
booze g. perform this task, when for
sumo reason uOt explained the draw
head, passed each sthes nud they were
caught aud crushed ~ death between
/ tue caf1.
rAvsecond version Il that the men we're
! probably claiming upa broken draw
mead GU tue rear car VI the Train and
that the cabOose was pushed down upon
them without notice Of IT. approach
| being given,
RigUrs was killed Instantly, his body
| being horribly crushed anu mAEgled.
| Glaa was also mortAlly injured ana he
| dlrd Ia few minutes. The bodies Of
| the unfortunate men were placed on
| train 30. 10 DO brought TO this city.
| AZ Provo this remains were viewed by
the county coroner, Mr.. Berg, and a
| Jury consisting OF John Daley, VIII
liam scott anu Newell Knight. The
iuquest, however, was postponed until
tO-ay. The remains on reaching here
were taken charge Of by Joseph Will
liam Taylor the Rio drande's official
undertaken,
ROgsrs, while not a resident Of this
| Territory, was married here two
months ago 10 Miss sadie Brown, y
/ young lady residing with her parents
ia the Nineteenth ward. She was
overwhelmed with grief ON hearing Of
her husbands tragic and sudden death,
rhe funeral took place from Joseph
william r.ylor's undertaking parllti
this afternoon. Rogers was y nauN'
OF New York ana IS years Of age.
Glass came to Utah from NenrAsh.
lie had n wife and family, Wn9 ~
now said 10 be on tn7s wy 10 S'rs y.
" join him Ap0 rnAAe their home ner
His booty will DO Kept az the morgu
pending their arrival
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70 THE PUBLIC.

There Ia not scinlllla Of truth In
,ue statements which have been and
are being made In certain quarters
ucerning the Utah company.
The Utsh company Is Utah COM
errn In every respect
Every dollar Of IT, stock il owned by
Utah people, VIA, willord Woodruff,
George q Cannon, Joseph Il. Smith,
James Jack, Nrpni w. Clayton,
williAn w. Clur aud Frank J.
Cannon.
The Utah company Is not connected
Ia any manner with the sugar trust.
II has haI no Geslings with that trust,
" with any OF It's reprrse tativss.
We cAuuo, cay whether any repre-
sunlAtives Of the ~ ar trust weru or
are Ia Utau. We 40 not know them.
The iuuondoss when associate auy u
the uudefsigneI with proposition to
elect sugar. trust senators ere utterly
srJunllsss Rad without any degree Of
lu,l.
No papers connected with the Utah
company we're signed at Provo at any
time. The articles OF incorl Grafton
were signed At Salt Laka CiIy, tiiyd IN
the luUlio office here, aud their con-
tentA nave been current knowledge
ever since.
We have no knowledge that the
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Returned From England.

Elder John V. Biu1he, OF Ogden,
was visitor In this city today. The
gsntlemRu's appearance here at this
time was surprise to his friends as
they were OF the opinion that he was
in Europe doing missionary work.
Hut no returned home on Saturday
iust on account Of poor health caused
by n lung trouble. Elder Bluthe's
energies were mostly devoted 10 work
On the MiAehnia! star during his alb
seuou ir.m home. his labor there was
faithful anu good AuI he would have
continues IN the same line but for the
act of physioal disability. Hs stood
his voyage very well with the excep-
ton NJ brief spel, o. distress oaussd
by heavy foga on lha ocean. Now that
hs has reached higher altitude anu
purer atmosphere be h feeling decided
~ better lie 10 welo mo home aud
there are oATnest hopes loT his rapid
and permanent recovery
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Educational Notes.

Prot. b. Clul, principal Of the Brig
ham Young Academy, Provo, Is Ia
Salt Lake today. Mr.. Clui has Just
returned from tour through the
southern counties VI UIah IN the In
forests OF the Child STUDY association,
giving lectures upon this important
phase OF educational work, Professor
Clun states that tue subject 10 meeting
with great favor among teachers, aud
that very satisfactory progress is being
made.
The next regular meeting OF the Salt
Lake C0unty rsaohofs' association viii
DO neld At tue University building GU
Saturday, November 3rd, nt lu:3D
0,clgck IL. Nj. Perdus, OF Bingham
canyon, will present some illustrated
work IN Psychology, and Misa Ella
Chase viii discuss some paTIlculut
phase VI primary work,
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TO TOE PUBLIC.

My attention was yesterday c.slei to
nu ioHowlas aiaclc when recently
o.. cared g. tine Dem cratic nowspapsu
.,E quotation tom a u veou ~ o. w..
tuwct,.
"il,n AGAIN MLCannou denounced
10 sugar r,us', but o iuc thst hiH
AvuuuviAtiJu was about AS 10 crre a.
re the tusfs0I tue crocodile. / put
U1mo quu.iiJuH TO Mg Cannon al
tpfiu.Vli luU other evening. They
sUre pinned ia tue salt Last HCra'd,
outss ait. Cannon has nOt yet econ %,
30 answer tuum, 1 AGAIN fypgUt tuf IN,
as thoy fr!Ur o. a buiJ g. upon wuiCI
lnu people VI U,ah nave tue fight u
.lNu some formation. sir. Cannon
IN no m.uaEof OF a corporation caiIc4
.ur Utuu ylmus y. 1 want 10 AK
'lr Cannon whether that corporation
r. u % .Uucufu lu huytuin. except
I.F uamc2 iitvu UtAu people any
ihvf Interest iu 70 than 10 the uNienl
d. tue Sal.aia Is ach and railway pfoI
tty uuu tuo C0alyilio coal minttg
lJrs not .-rph T.. 3nith "a well NJ
sImv OiheFH hJiu suutts Tor thU bUuchl
no Out.iurr2 lsnut tue corporation a
tlgur trust sUuune, anu uJeH not aud
, hot tue Sug r Trust 10 furnish tue
money! Was there not repre-
vutauve Of the Sugar Trust IN
Utau whun tne papers were igued mere
iu Provo a few weeks agu2. IL not }. H.
DiAtksOu sugar Trust mau, ami Was
100 not here la the interest OF the Ifusl
q snort timsA .O2 L. II not part VI
ne schvmp that the sugar Trust,
through the Utah company, shall lease
lie sugar works nt Lem a "a ulUsv them
aDwI2 l. 10. the sugar Trust 10 kecI
lhe Republicans OF Uah Ia campaign
unur, aud Ia the event mat tue he
pubiig an panty controls our inst lIegiH
allure, src not Flank J. Cannon anu
Colonel Isaac lfumbO 10 he elected
United States senators ~ the iriendi
anu agents Of the sugar lfus2"
Every iusiluation IN the foregoing
winch srsSs 10 connect the U,ah COM
pauy or myu II Ia any way with tbs
sugar Trust Ia iAlse. hsyo not nov
nd never had any association or Inter
est with tne Sugar Trust, nor has
uver had any association OF Interest
with me.
/ Ia beuali OF the Utah company an
Myself / change that Judge POwei
nad no substantial reason Tor askin
such questions, Aud that his motiy
Sss " Iuiurr the enterprise which Ia
Jan company has undertaken. l
uis were not his motive, aud " IA
ave any sense Of dtcunoy, he vii
alter reading the sui jjlnei card iron
ne difto urt-publiciy correct the Ia
lt,ssion attempted to be created by hi
uuundOeH.
FRANK J. IANSON,
SALT LAKE. OatIurI 20 1884.
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BEWLrN. Oc. IS "A @ 'clock ihs
evening II vasunuuuu Ell that Prince
n henlunt.S hilliugsiursi, governor OF
lpacu' Lufrai e., hhs accepted the
thauceliHuhlp sitter hrst u'clininp
that honor The punrr also acccpieu
ne premiership OF ltusis, aud Herr
Won kOeutf, uudUuturetary NJ tue
inueIiUr dctuumvut 4 ihe fnviucu d.
A irat q. Lorraine, succeeded ku pu bufl
~ Prusainu minitirf o the Interior.
Much attention has bVeu hrOu.cI by
the honor which Empefur Willlsm
pni1 10 Prince a Notwithstanding ~.
iutst an Her Won Noellri, by going
10 via PARK static. o. meet them auI
giving them apartments la tho new
palace.
Toe emperotis choice u Hoheul1he
iof chancellor IL taken a. cviienc
that his majesty does not intend 10
adopt tho extreme msasuttr inquired
O. arrest the sptcai NJ socialism. hc-
huuluhc, although yeun OF age, ~
very aciive phJ sicsIiy and mentally.
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LouisviLLE, OCT. ga telegram
received Last night from New York
stated that Lloyd reyis had made the
assertion In San francisco that no had
Influenced Senator Blackburn 20 vote
Tor what was"praoticaliy double duly
On petroleum. Senator Blackburn
aid Today: "rhe petroleum schedule
In the larn bill WAS never mentioned
TO me by Mr. lewis or any one else,
nor did ever have any conversation
with Mr.Tevis on that subject, directly
" otheTw iae." Blackburn 6aiI he was
not advised M to the changes, II any,
that were made In the Wilson bill Nm
lar az petroleum was concerned, thst
being part OF the bill IN which no had
no special Interest.
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cot uss wood pleads Tor the Increase
ot tue nnrtnr COINS.

col IIs, wood pleads for the Increase
ai tue martne torns.
wAsiiiNGTON, Oct 2O.-C0l Charles
Haywood, commandaut OF the Unittu
Shlus marine uor!s p, ln his annual re-
port asks Tor the iuctrase VI tue coflr.
Ito 10 satisfied that the drsetti0ns were
caused Ia large measure ny the hard
WORK the men were called upon ~ per-
form. Tue cOmmandaut strongly rec
ommeuds the appropriation Tor bar
fucks AT Sitka, AlAska. lie says; III
ia most gratifying 10 mo 10 know lhat
Tie mArnts hnvo again proved the-i'
ELVES efficient ami uttiuliY the Ief.
utmautv ui any Aud all uuiit- that
may bu assigned 10 them. am PAT.
uCuiatly pleased with tho " ok d0uv
by The nlr battalion rom Mare Island,
which has really added additional
credit 10 the corps. My thnuhr are uur
aud heartily tenirfed all tie unicefs
And men c0muosiuS IL and especially
10 Major P0it, VINO 10 ably commanded
% anu MA 10 81 pOssluiu by his zeal and
strict attention 10 duty aud cNeoileni
rrsulls."
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nI.msrcL ~ ~ ,.,rman Cri.is.

blRLIs o 20 "A eurie.pOudeu
& iuu Art .ciaos 'rssA ! nrus frou
NaIsiu tuat upon 1hr receipt IT ia,
news VI the miuis,rnAl Cfisit, Prince
Bismarck sAlu; "l Kuow this wuuiI DO
tur iuovltAuir &C. ult. & Iuut "a
i.uttuucig Wasiigh tiu aLtl-s0oialisl
uvRsuf,t, tut O,n,rai YOU Caprivi
4issgrvul Wttu ,hVbi, anu either uuv
OF butu aAI 90 trsl.u, Prince hoheL'
TONE lsAu L. man, but hr lack iui'
tatvo.n 'uncs Bi.unfck rtturns Ca
Ffieuefichsfuue va NOy,mu,f 3
UwIng 10 tnc slao Of HE health To-.
yruce viii no uuAulC 90 zee any more
ltiu HtiOuu before iusvlug Ntr.iu.
ruc health u tue Puucess BiAmsfct
causes Au1Iuty.
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BuRLlNGION's ENTERPRISE.


W. +. Mcmillan E.q, general hJent
Tor the Burlington route In THIS city
IA orms the NEWS that that systcm
uow open to Bliings, Montana, al,
lhAt ia connection with the S1uiheft
Pacific, II Ia prepared 10 carry freight
aud passengers rom All the princips
points IA the Mississippi valley, anu
rom its clnnsctious with eastern fosIs,
to ali points IA Mvutaua, ldHhu, Wash
ug on, oregon am Bri ish COlumuii
ruis arrangement Ii Vuu of great IN
,1rtauCr 10 the vast region tmutuci D
thu s,alvs named, anu the NrHlrri
British possessions, and went int
fleet Ola the - h inst.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ga novel
Industry has been started IN tho 5an
Joaquin valley by Chicago tanners,
who selected California Tor climatic
and other natural reasons for their eX.
lsnsivo operations. IL means tbs em-
ployment Of large forces Of workmen
anu the expenditure OF large Gums Of
money. The tanners are 10 cultivate
weed with roots that afs said TO tan
leslher better than anything else on
earth.
The men who had the most TO do In
establishing the enterprise arc Pro-
feasor q. A. Gulley, J. II. CArOlners
anu u. NJ. Davies OF Chicago, who are
said 10 represent two VI the largest
tannefirs In the world. A contract
was ulottd through thU Southern Pa
cliic lAnd department whereby 6,tOl
acres OF laud ia tho Ssu Joaquin
valley we're purchased Tor tho now in'
dusty.
The scheme Ia 10 plant oauni.rc over
tho broad acres. rms vegetable con-
tains from % 10 30 per cent OF ,anuty
acid, which cnn DO extracted by
chemical process nj small eApeusr,
aud large PROFITS 10 the "a dueef' lwl
hundred carlosdu Of Twelve tons each
iu ronts have been ordered from tuc
mountains OF New Mexico, where II
Abouud-. The producers expect &
gut about 800 carloads OF the cOncen
tTateI carnegie acid y year amounting
to something ike 6,OOO tOns. TIM
product will bo shipped TO Chicago iOi
ubs In tauueIies near the stock yards.
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HORRIBLE SCENES.
Earthquake Ia the Argentine Republic
With Loss Of Life,
THOUSANDS REPORTED KILLED.


NEW YomS, Oct. ga dispatch
from Buen,s Ayfos says:
A correspondent at La Rio 10, capt
tai Of the province OF the SAINT nsme,
teesrs. rs that the city has been ru-
iued by last nighps earthquake. The
churches, schools anu public ediilc,>
are all thrown down. Tue people are
camping out in this noighb 4rhoog .
Comparatively few were killed,as there
was general rush Into the open. The
fret shock came nj half past iour. A.
times the quakes lasted forty seconds.
Tho scene was horrible one, women
shtieking AMI fainting on every hau4
when the walls came crashing dow u.
Two sisters Of mercy were killed AID
many more are now entombvd In the
ruins. The governor fears thHt the
Killed anu wounded Throughout the
province must number nj least 1000, ~
many Of the outlying towns aiso sui
feTod.
From San Juan comes the report
that schOcks continued uurlug the
night, but were slight In character.
Not houee In town 10 without dam
we.
tie reported that In various phrla Of
the province tho ground opened aud a
tUyttE OF boiling water and mud
SHOUTED forth.
Couricrs continue TO arrive here
with news VI the damage wrought IN
various departments la towns. The
village Of DrlAbordon has been com.
plotrly swallowed up Ia the huge gaps
when opened In the ground.
The national government 10 sending
trains with dootOrs, tents, food anu
,yefy kind Of assistance ~ well NJ
labofcrs ~ clean away the wfUckage.
La Prnsa has opened n public su6.
tcriptiOn iistand the town OF la RIO
jon contributed loo milfeis. IL D,
tsumuted that At least 20 0lJ person.
are homeless.
South OF Buenos A yrca only u slight
shock was felt. The wave appears "a
have passed away 10 seward near the
mouth VI the LA Plata river.
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WAsmNGrON, ID. O., Oct % 49, Soc.
r.iarJ 0fesnHnl mas made representa-
tiou % tie German government as to
soc 10 Justice 10 the Uuited States ol the
order prohibiting the importation 81
American cattle and ifesh meat Into
Germany. lie has prpI,sted that the
action was taken without sufficient
evidence Ut tho existence OF the disease
aWulg the cattle exported from the
United staIuai or Its contagious
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TREY ARE MOVING IN.


a notice anixad to tue doora OF the
county recorders giilcs In the oil
County Court hous5 toiay, conveys
the Information to all persons having
ousiness there that MI Lippman aud
his clerical stan have removed to their
new and handsome quarters In the
loiut city anu county building on the
Eighth Ward square. The rooms
allotted 10 the county recorder ATE sit
nate on the arsl Il cor, In the southwest
corner OF tho nugo structute, Rnd are
atsd up In the most complete and
convenient mauueL There Ia IN i'm.
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FIRE IN A THEATER.
Olo Person Overcome by Smoke and
Iurltd 10 Death.
SARnow ESCAPE OF OTHERS
Actors aud imploy'- jump From H.
S,Coud story NiuduWs Loss
OF Prop rIy small.

ST.. LOUIS No., Oct 90 Early thu.
mcfuing nfc NJ the Garlen theaIct
on Fourteenth aud Chestnut streets,
tesulleu M tue loss Of one life aud tut
jts,iuciion Of the building. several
ptfsous employed In Tue lneaIer A.
actors anu servants hnI narrow
scnpos. Walter Wi'r Hnd his wife
Ruth, William Stewart anu his vile
Laura jumped from the second story
wiuIOws aud were caught by police
Ulcers anu spectators. Bert shaw
vino slept In the interior OF the house,
WAS overcome py smoEe ami butnod u
a ctsp. Properly il-s IL $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29

irnse vault tu orc " the COON -lue
which 10 cot apart Tor the recordrti
Xr'usive ust-ln wn.Cu oil
MpUunnt documents are stored,
Tie "pubicn oiilcc where. MI
- general busiurBs viii bo conducted.
lifted ~ with c.untrfs extending
fum emu 10 emf % tue ~ m, u
rnue there u ample elaco niiotdei,
ven with ~ unusual fu-h Of cusOu.
D. a muug the uucuments fcIi"v
loot the ~ rfemi'rs are some 20 900
'u & and 40 books anu leiRers.
County G. tctIr H. naru IL also iu
iH new HtnT.nieui', iu near proximity
tue county recorder
Nhr county cluft unirra will prob.
.Ny remain IN thr old court house uu.
latter a., November election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-29
Personal.

Mr. A. Tnynuh general baggage
master Of tue Union Pacific, with
headquarters at Council BLUFF, Iowa,
N iu me city on business today. IL Is
said Tie geutlem1 II here 10 meet the
cLiel ofiioials OF the Union Pacific, who
are due here tomorrow morning.
Mr.. W. S. walaer Union Pacific
AGENT Al sauIy, wRg Ia salt Lake To-
day.