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weakness, Impotency and Lost Manhood per.
manently cured. The sick and afiicted sho ul8
not fall o call upon him. The Doctor has trgvs
eled extensively In Europe end inspected then
oughly the various hospitals there obtaining
great deal of valuable Information, which h0ie
competent to i'm part to these In need Of his gez~
vices The Doctor cures where others fail
TLS him. DIR. GIBBOB will make no charge
CURED AT HOME All communications
strictly confidential. All letters answered ID
plain envelopes, Gall or write. Address
DE. J. Y. GIBBON
Boz 1857, San Francisco, Cal
AaatisR Los Aaxeles HzRALD. 12-i7 ~
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DIR. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY,
e2s Kearaey ST..

Conoe Of Commercial,
San Francisco, Cal. EH.
tablished in 1894, fuR
treatment OF Sexual ana
,Beninal diseases, such
les 2on0rrhea, elect,
structure, Syphilis In
ALL fta forms. 9afUtuRl
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LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS

Whisky.
CHICAGO Jan. 30-whisky closed at 81. Is.
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Los ANGELES Terminal R'g

Los Angeles depots, east end OF First street
and Downey avenue bridges.
Leave Los Angeles forLeave Pasadena for
Pasadena. Los Angeles.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Petroieum was quiet
ARd closed at 80 bid
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Chicago Stock NIarket.

NEW YORK. Jan. 0.-Wool-Steady; domes
tic fleece, l9@25c; pulled, 2O926c; Texas. 10
@15c.
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

City clerk and ex-onicio clerk of the counc
OF the city of Los Angeles. 1-30 2t
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NEW York. Jan. 3d. Hops-Dull; state,
com mon to choice, l2@22c; Pacific coast, $50
&c.
Copper-bull; lake, SO 40 bid.
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Aou,cuLiun,L HEroHT.
The Area OF wheat saWn.-urru crop
Gaod.-P s.uFsu usyiN"u'

The Area OF wheat saWn-trru crop
Good - siur'u usyiN"o'
CHICAGO, OCT. 8l.-Tle farmers
RCvisW mas received the following re-
potta from ils correspondents Ia twelve
staIus! "ln spite OF low pTices OF wheat
.hs area see led this iall will bb aO1ul
the same NJ In most Of the s,Atea re-
ported except perhaps Kansas aud
Nrbraskn. la ali ui tho btat,s there arc
ruunuts whore loss wheat VIII he
sywn Than iasl year, but these ooun-
ne. are moi numerous. They arc OH
-st by the counties that Will SOW more
man the usual lm unit. la western
N.bratkA aud kAuuss the weather
unu ground nee y,l Too dry n rucJui-
,,e lie sowsI, even n all had seed TO
s',y. which some have not. In fact
tbvro seems a good prospect that the
,emi.arid regions willvxp fience dry
all IKE thu one last year anu IN that
ense Il would ue li,tlo use TO SOW. Some
n thnclluties m tnrsB states VIII put
M very large areas uompafeu WIN last
yen
Tho corn crop at harvest IL quite
Generally good NJ hnrintss uIy mesa
uut 10 quantity Is tue same 40 ilal-
Gated ny iurmor reports.
H1fta Hte generally ~ gloi condl-
Ion us 20 iissh alu health. Tho supply
oil common nnu poor hoitea Ia vors
Iaree. Ia slite OF tue incessant wnrn-
ints ut the agricultural pftss, farmers
nave continued 10 breed ontap mar b
10 Cheap STALL MS and nov have on
their hands myrinus OF horses Of On
poor quality that no one wants them.
aud e INC cannot DO given away. L.
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INVADING NEXICO.
Qua mllans Plan Tltir Flag Across
lhi Border
srmou, 1RorDLg MAY FOLLOW.
unlsss ihr Gu temalans Wlh1i'N,
io,iltirs VIII ilc Comm need
~ Once.

Cay on Mexico, or. "a -MiguI
,o,u,c,t- ue uot Of q l'rsc umu1f
tr CT called Expo, near the Guaicmn
Tau ronuJL A. GO ny tns Hu.nYriu's
q pciuu Gualemait, ufr rted nui took
away Mx Mexican suytos ompluyeh
b. r0fuccu. Too GuatemAlaus occu'
picd both sides OF the stream u A ia
Azll aud have planted tns l,s on the
bank. TINS ~ an b. vasion oi Myxican
Territory. Among tue pc pie whose
busiuess 10 uauia. ed b. the movements
OF thu GIa,umaian flhDus ere Is an
American, ID. T.. Scnmil der wnu ha d
contact win IOluCcI iOf thr duhv
even VI lumber, anu VINO has appealed
h tue AmuriCtn minister pfuttHlng
4gRiust the afbitfaty actHut Guatemala
Inc Elats VI fabAscO irafmins IT. init
iisiy under the { Nun nj OF Colonel
5Jsa. Alfonso Atvsfz has utfiyed Al
san Juan Is tutlHta. HIS mission ~ TO
construct telvgfapI mt anu the
commander VI the troops Al tue frontier
viii be ~ constant cummuuicaIi
with tue war department General
Lorenzo Gafuie, whose troops were
tfnus ported irm Vera Cruz to tue
ifOutIer ~ two Mexican muu.lf'wafi
ludrpe anu Lihertsd, arrived
In port on tne 20tn, anu Il proceeding
rapidly up the Teuosique. Uuiess th'
GuaiemalanB get back W their own sidt
hOstiltics Will begin NJ once,
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GOV ALrGELD A. An ouAron.
SIC Discas,e- National Questions In
ats On style.

i,is IN styis.
MATToOS, M, Oct Sl.-Governor
Augold addfossod large meeting At
Lynch's ball los. evening. The m 81
n. niGcaut portion Of his address was
that IN which hu scored President
Clevoinni or his course during the
great ttfiko VI, last summer. Aitvr Ills
Cutstng tho relation OF Republican
tarf laws TO the panic, the governor
sal
con the question OF our finances no
relief can come o. tnis country until II
IL given by the Democratic party. The
Democratic party will meet The DE-
mEnds Of the country, even though u
has 10 do u withou. the ali OF tue
President.
"rhe important question which we
must now CunHiltf 10, From which
political parry eau ysu probably got
relief? You Say u was a Democratic
President who sent tho ttuopa into
ILLINOIS. That N true, he was elected
rs Democrat, but the Democratic
PARTY ~ u party al ways has been snud
IL today opposed % tuat policy, while
the Republican party 10 a party In q
unit ~ lAyor OF N, Y "a say that the
attorney general OF the Unitod states
advised the bringing OF the f. functions
1 have described ana that he l. called
Democrat. Well, that Is true, hut
mere again tue Republican party as n
uuit supports what ne did. The Demo
cratic parry does not. You must not
ludge parry by what some man may
10, VINO IL accidentally lined iuto
power by n, hui then sells his heels
| upO that wniOn 10 regarded ~ sacred.
Judas betrayed his Master but the
world lii not therefore cJndrmn ali
twelve OF the APOSTLE. The world dIt
| not regret tne rEa naples Of the teach-
ings ol the utl,F eleven Simply because
| Que OF the Twelve had accepted thirty
/ pieces OF silver"
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FLIES AT FARniNGrON.


"T. -. g." writes 10 the NEWS from
Farm ugtou ~ follows uu.vf ua.e Of
tOuEy.
A sack Of hay belonging to T., II.
CLARK, containing aDIut siyontI.h 20,
tons was burnt up lew weeks ego.
The stac4 stood In tho tolI near the
II. q. w. faiiruau, gud passing traiu
iguiiul the stub Ile anu strong oTutzc
aOou drove tho NO 10 Tie stack.
rhiH incoming between aud
O'CLOCK Darwin ChSitiu's nay barn was
destroyed BY me. nave not lealn d
how much nay tao Uarl cIutained.
Yesterday morning about the same
time George II, Sleod'a hay, barn anu
contents were glsO destroyed by fifu.
The two barua stood IN the fielis about
one anu one hall miles northwest
OF our town and tbs fires were uu'
doubtvdly started by ono Vt more ln'
cendiarius.
Mir. Sleei's barn, understand was
Insured, the other losers had no inaui'
anc0 on the property destroyed.
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NATURES GOLD CURE"
liners Find a SpTllg H.ldIDi a Sou
lion OIL Ia. Precious a0,al.


IsuptMINu, Mich, Oct sl,-A re-
POT, comes from tne Itopes gold niue
near here, that ut the b.ttom level n
sptiur hal bten struck which supplies
setuug s,tesm OF highly colOted waller
being nearly o. yellow a, ~ AMI
PLAINLY hOldiug considerable Ui lhhl
precious material IN i,u solution. II IN
very Ialatablu aud lee cold. Several
VI the men working ia that leyci nave
been IN the habit oil freely drinking
thi- water aud Il was noticed that a.
thuy drank che drbire Tor alcoholic
stimulanH died within them, Sumc
OF tue men had Duuu heavy dTiukrfa
Of beer Hnd whieky but sihCr tue u'u
VI this water they ha1 no wtsh Tor any
siimulanlr. Their health aUd IhyhicAl
condition is generally Improved nnd II
IL thought that the water ~ vptitablu
aud natural "gold cure" not only for
the liquor habit but Tor generally
diseases Of all kinds. There ~ sO.nu
talk OF erecting huge hospital At TIE
mine, USING tne waters as a cure for oil
tue iil8 Of men.
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Here's the Verdict.

Legal arguments IN the condemn.
ton suit u the Great Salt Lake 4 HOt
Syringe Railroad Go. vs. the White a
Sons Co., began in Chiet Justice Mcr-
ritps division Of the rhifd Gistrlc,
court Ut 10 O'Clock tnis morning and
concluded Just before the adiuurumoul
Tor Tue NOON recess. lne case was then
given 10 the jury On both aides N
matter has been fought with persistent
determiuRuou.
Thls afternoon tho Jury came into
court with verdict signed by mae
of their number. They found for tn,
plAiuud, o0HJsmnins tho Hand ~
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,hI.i negtr. lHanernlse.

SEATTLE, WASH, oct. Sl.--rho In
ve-ugulnu before tho police cunmis'
.iousrs uf Chiof Of Police Rngcra on
cuargts preferred by JOHN G lu-,prn'
pilut u the Seattle Ddiy I,itgraih,
ended tu"y, sud enc Rogers wur
rxoueratsJ o, taking br hos or rec,iy'
ing money from gUmblsu, but ex'
Mayor II rfy White was exposed ny
Govrrnur JUhu n. NcGaw MS haying
resigned 90 avoid publication o.
ennrgos that he owned an interest IN
gambling games while mryur OF no-
cupung Uriurs rom gamb.o.s la lieu Vi
police protection.
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CITY WAIERWORES.
"Iaxpay r" Ihiuks Delivery Mould
Not Follow n sale.
hdRor Dtlfrtt Aelrs.

hdROr DeSsrt AsrG
Deserving that tue NEWS mas, In
more than one Instance, referred to the
possibility Of the CITY Council u SAT-
Like Cay making au Ill 80 To dihpUsc
ui tue wale,wOfks 70 a syudiuatu 0I
capitalists, aud tna, you warn the iu-
labitSnls o. tue o,,y 10 be- uu tu,ir
puari to prevent suun AN uccurrH1., d
take 0cchs oE ~ ada my nuyigu 30 1ha.
oi inc MEAS
Auu .ur,htT give notice 10 "Wh me
souvor !. may 90 corn" that sl -,.
Tempt by tho prose { ora y iutuf,
Council TO ALLEVIATE IAe waIrrwatA,
wan uu met by sudden aud uNvtWuUlm-
lug uppuhlu % uu tnu lart yl tue Iu'
ugbbauts Of tue eng.
IuGuy mRn ug u.uy VI meu hO may
purchase %. tuu 5ty al IItlgs "a,
wHtrf or walerWufAs low owned au4
prtR eel ny tue city, mos, rtsprc,'
uIIy su.grrt tuat should .uCn pu,-
cuasv Ug made ~ viii not be follow el
~ 4ellveIy,
The waller a wing into the city docs
not brluuk 90 tue corporation btt % the
owners VI tue lshd lying below I've
sources,
sn uid the CITY Council venture
upon SUCH saie, IL could deliver uutn.
iug but the pipes through which the
water 10 now conveyed iuto tue city, 3,
even II could 10 that,
The water Itself being owned ~ "a.
people oil the city, WuulI by them BE-
used aud controlled, uutwitsthn lug thu
Attempted s.lgi ~ least sucu u mo be-
liei OF TAXPAYER.
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Attorney Jluu Lu hyDh who
Withdrew from the de snso OF Modesto
sichor and thereby made way tor
Attorney FpuL B. Stephen, has been
a regular attendant IA Judge BIr,oH's
court daily since the trial bsglu. H.
usual seat DO close 20 that Of Sieuer Aul
mis- counsel sud he does not ,sppareally,
Itt siuglu plin, escape ms notice, ,Og
or against the accused,
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iii IN DYIIG!.
Such is The Latest Word
From The Gar.
aaa
The LEFT LUNG lNFLAMED
Ind al Hops Of Recovery Is
Abandoned.
GRAPHIC ACCOUNT OF uIsrLLSrss,
with the TsuaI Nou. Canmittnt nuiir.
tins a. to actual Present
Condition.

LoSpoN, Oct. 3l.-A di,palch to tie
PdR Ma2 Gaz 10 this afternoon from
Livadis sayG rne c1lris dying. LIE
LOFT lung lie so seriously innsmej that
VI hope has been abandoned anu
nows OF his death may DO expvelei at
any moment.
sr. PEiEABuRo, oct. 3l.-An on
olal bulletin issued at 10 O'Clock this
morning says tho czar slept n iuw
houp late last night and the bleeding
iss mowhat subsliod. Otherwise his
condition is unchanged.
Tue ODioiai McSsHgtr publishes the
following account Oi tnc cz,r's illncssi
"rhe disquieting symptoms which
maniiegteI themsvlvts ~ spala be-
came lees marked ia tho cur!y days
OF his mnltsty's sUluufu at LiyAuiu.
Tue czar was a0le 10 attend ltviuo suf.
vi,o after arriving there anu also able
10 drive about. Then uymp,Oms Of
weakness appeared, with ihiiing appu'
tite, los vi sleep. weak hvagps acuUui
Increase OF albumcu Aul swelling u
tho rXtTrmitics. October ~ there was
"a teturn ut tho cZaT'a upput.to, anu
October 20 he was able ~ UU.aiu uuCes-
uuiy rust'i tlrtp, which produced n
notable increase IA hia strength aud
tue reduction Ia his Aibumuu. The
ramo DAY thU queen Of Greece III
rived aud the pOttOpgvsbytsT,
Father Ivan, Of CrDn-tAdi, wbU
offered up prayers for toe empetoL
nlsu reached LlvaJiu. Lis muieaiy
tuen received tue holy oOmmuuiOu
which assisted In tfhlquiiizing his
mind. Oct. - the tmprfUt pfayeu
with Father van. PfiuCrsa Alix VI
liesse- Datmtlaut arrived that evening
aud by cfuer OF the ear was received
ctiem0niously with a guard Of honor
aud with the military uaud playing.
The IN etin Of the car with Pnucurs
AlG, whom hc had been long
craving 20 rec, strongly excited tue
patirnt In spite OF tbs 10y which the
meeting caused MIN, and his mslegty's
lhysicians feared thu tficup ul tins
excitement. Blt the uiRht IasHrd
iuyOiauly. lhrTe was continued
ocgcmn of the icet October 20, which
hindrrad ire movement. during Rll
THIS tins, ,h' uzlG IA spite OF ME sui
tefiug, uId LUt neglect slate uusiursi
but al tue urgent request VI his ply
NUiaua hp handed over documents TO-
lat We 10 current ntiaira anu lep0rti
requiring considerable eIamiuHiion tl
tue czarrwitcn. H.H nlai,sly, however
UeCiuud the moot Important cases nul
o. nui all state papers.
tits srmi.otil sally announced today
that oil frpurts regarding tue iumudi
ate marriage OF tue t1irtwltoh .,
Princes Ala are uniOunded,
WAHrlNuTuN, b. g., OCT. Gl.-
Prince CauiauuZ ne t1dry ftcsiveu th
following cable from tho Russian mia
is.rr OF foreign siiilui
est ptIEUnuRG - ENptcloratlol
WITH bloUu continues, calls, TsmpUfa
turr TO-, pulsr Bl, rather weak. Breath
Ing wlli,ult, ittle appetite. Gtra
weakness, oedtma considerably ~
creased. OlEWl.N
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The STANDARDS EDITOR
Arrested ThTsl Times To-day iOi
Criminal Libel.
" iiiinm Gtnsmnnn Grta amer Lindsay
Hugsra IN ais rHprI, aud
Kog,rs strikes stack.


SPECIAL Nupafri % ns NEWN
OGDEN, Oo,. 3l.-wm. G'asmauu,
editor anu manager OF tlo Ogden
Standard, WAS arrested three times this
Afternoon Tor ofiminsl huo', ut the
Instance OF l.. Il Rogers, a prominent
o sden attorney. H. VAS taken before
Judge Smith auu required 10 give
$500 bonds, which was afterwards
reduced to 81 900, aud this was secured,
bis b1ud,msn being Samuel Burt, d.
Conway, W. W. Millor ami r.. f..
File.
The cause Of the atTo5t doubtless
grows out OF the publication Of articles
Ia the standard bitterly opposing RIg-
ers's candidacy ~ delegate 90 the Con-
sututiOnal Convention; this mornings
issue Is particularly severe and pefson-
al Ia It, attack, teicrung 10 what u
calls n grfs's "TtCgtd" NJ attorney,
agent Ani county prosecutor, auu
calling upon the people Oi 'hc county
~ defeat him.
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sonlh ,m.rIenn lampIIe.lIon..

PANANIA, OCT, 3l,--Nsnezusla con.
tiuu,s 10 stfvn gthen her outpOsts on
tho Guyana frontier tue ioice At
crossed the river uud estaulished u new
post IN the ertilOry actually occupied
10y the British miuurr. Tbs English
magistrate anu tue colonial Guyana
police evacuated the territory without
resistance. The NsEezuelans assured
the miners that they would receive iull
protection.
This Georgetown lapers urge Lord
Rusebery ~ arbitrate before any iur.
Ihyr complications arise.
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TRIAL or MAJOR VIVIAN
Tho Prosecution closes Detection BY
the Defense


VANCOuvER, Wash, oct. 8l.-The
long eivffvI trial vi Major Wuam,
Iaymaster IN the United states army,
has been resumed alter nu interval Of
nearly month,
Tho prosecution closed IT, case b.
producing the dopOaliions "a ...f. Beach,
Major Wnam's attorney Ia New YORK,
VINO wAs supposed 20 hsve acted updet
Instructions from his client IN answer
ing the amended complaint, this being
the main point Mt ifsur.
MbIlr Whum's unset, cx-A tt0tney
General Williams, Hgain inierpnsed
objections " tue admlss ON Of Behch's
deposition In evidence, upon the
ground that the relations Of client aud
att0ury, both under the New York
statute laws and common law, were
regarded ne confidential and not adj
miHsihlc.
The court, before deciding tho ques.
ton, had the deposition read, showing
~ substance that Beach had no au-
thouty, iu express tfms, TO make TIE
auswef 10 the amended complaint or B.
mako any defense whHtvvub or that
Wham knew OF one TO be male, OF
that Beach made one,
lho prosecution pnnulnE inc qu's'
ton Of the ndvlsAbility " tho drpOii'
ton, rested ils case, ana the defense
opened by dcmnnding from the judge
advocate the production OF the tvlu
| sram ~ Beach, alleging that tue telt'
gram stated that Mtlir Wham intend
Ell 10 make his deicusv, among othefti
ON the ground that IL was through
/ BtAoh's gr.as cafel,Hsness and neglect
| tnnta Judgment WAS uulHiual.
The JUDGE advocate took tue mattel
Of tue production Of The Telegram M
dUr Adv.bsment.
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THE UNION PACIFIC OFFICIALS.
Left Ibis Morning fur southern Utah
on -FOUR OF Inspection.

Tie parry Of yfion Pacific officials
whose ARRIVAL had teen expected In tho
city Tor the past several days reached
here last eveui. g between i've and Xix
o'clock. Win .hem, la his private
car, came Superintendent Bancroft, Of
the Montana division, VINO nae been
travelling with the party for some
time.
the party consisted Of Pfosidolt 8.
II. n. Clark aud s,enugril her GeL-
tF4l MaLagur I'D. Dickinson aud
tlcnogmphcr, J. II. MgCOuutli, super
tut, n Ivut OF m tive power anu macntn'
cry; H.. Buckingham, superintendent
Vt oar service, anu Gouurhl Pa'ugugtt
gbd TCEet Agent LIma1. Fuees
gentlemen this m1ruiut .ett lOr MILFORD
! anu iutrGmUuIatv psiuH "a a tour OF
inspection,
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rnANE tussUTG.
rne Ttd,st ."n ui tha hungarian
rntftut 80 tutuHrsst


ratFiut 90 turunr'sI
INV Nuiul Ott. 90 "A b, Ugi.l tO
tnr nUrd iuu L.uuuu
D.rpH uts tom Bur.ubHt give BE-
piuuf Qir account 8 ,hu tee puUu
,urr, DO Fni * .tu.n, ,i4,., s,n u.
tu. late huu.autu patfiut Mt hp.'
eutn a me uut hsU 'ApU-.,u ur
90 Uuuru ui ftu.ulCiuH nir l Hilhu
cII ztnsuIl. Huu llIu. uymr tu us
st.,t' yuinify tu use Hu auuyo iu'
itF,at p.il,Iuui atsiIs there.
a larau cymp ny % hungarian Ia.
uuuUuututH u4yI htuI "a TIE rtAtIUn nui
nr mad, quite pu cisugtstu tpCec liz
-aId IA, had ntrit4tyd n long um'
10 Ute ms iniuul's death 10 do thal
Wuign he htu uUt done uunug uis lie
time. Il mufc Ihan tNunty ytufs ne
uaI REQ. E.u tiat ius .Hthut, bJ
merely uuiuIuK ihst 10 h q Ideal, Wa
unable ~ btiug Hungary any ucstcr
10 the Independence Tor wnioh he
rttuvc. a legal basis was necessary
| tot the attAi molt o that Uullut, uud
ne must .stk y aosiui mtthJa within
| tie nmiH Of 1nu law by means 0i
whion hey could achieve that indc'
/ p,ndoLcr.
IL frankly confessed bis hope that
/ the monarch VINO naI already broken
! With tue TRADITIONS o. his house would
| ultimately luc9gnlzr tuAt tue upirii OI
the amc demanded tue iudupuudouc
Of Hungary aud that the progress OF
| that county was genuine anu
/ punmaueut i.uudatlon Tor tho security
| o. his Throne.
Ia conclusion, Mr. Klssuih said he
would puuue Tue object he had IN view
namely, Hun lgfian Independence
| ~ peaceful means anu In accJfdauc'
| win law.
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s,me lucanups ne pr ces are the uwe,t
In ufty year. Few 600 duviug
nof.,s or rUadst,rs uir c,otted IN the
ui,rhrt. 10 frat many % v.ty UrIi.
u,tv fafm res uud s.tubs. lts,cm-
.i.ult'ui 30 hoe Will be- htiUiu price
% Ger Ietrbrsi conditions 800 NruiI
trdi, ttr tur. inrutfs iru.t ndout otter
y, tbnds tu uft,Uir. Under the iu-
fl ,spre u Nil riI p o.. p,Nur.s ave
r.vtv,.I M mlsr Ui the tut.s 10 u1up
place. they re the lrs' ever Huuwn.
rum prove, a sftrt tic-sirE 10 the
tfnsfs Win Hu,rt hay NM iydutf
or pu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31
BRILLIANT SOCIETY EvEST.
The narriage al H,-- Matte Ihomp'
son 10 ", l. Davis, Of oloradO.

The narTiage Of Mss Matte Ihomp.
son 10 ", L. Dayis, Of ,oiorado.
WAsHINurOS, OCT Glastonbury
Carlisle'a haudsome Tysiienoe on X
street was the scene today Of the most
brilliant society event OF tho fall
stason-the marriage OF Miss Matte
rhoml son aud Mt. william Leonard
Davis, OF Colorado. Miss thompson IL
tho daughter OF Col. Pniliip Is. Thomp.
sou, a prominent keptucklan anu eI-
member OF Congress. Mr.. D Wis, who
was Tor several , ears yice-pulden OF
the New York Word rubhs pa COM
pauy, las extensive mining nlefesln
la Colorado. lhe oeTcmony took place
az noon under gus lignt Ia the largo
drawing room, the walls VI which were
almost concealed unuer 'he dTaperlos
Of smilax, primrose ana wild laurel
vines, twlneI with Vuite fol1s aud
ufchldt. III
Tho wedding march rom Ll,sengrin
was played by the Marine bAnd,l while
inc 6ridr entered on tue arm * her
iathur. TIE service was that VI the
Episcopal church, read by he, DR..
Mackay Smith,
There were no bridesmaids or ushsEs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31

LONDON, Oct. Stat al adjourned
mteuug NJ tue stockholders OF the
Grand Funk railroad this morning
the result OF the toll was announced,
thowirg that 10, 2a3 shares personally
Aud 97l, ibS shRfer by proxy voted In
favor OF Sir Henry Tylet'- report;
! sS2 shares personally anu $3.50 shafes
by proxy voted IA favor Of the Amend-
ment 10 postpone ace p ance OF the
accounts until the eApef, investigation
now pending be- completed. This
amendment was carried yesterday by
n majority Of one vote anu Sir Henry
Tyler, the president, demanded n poll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31

The btiIe, Is hauromr brunette, wore
o lowu Of heavy, white patin. bY
Worm, trimmed win antique Ncrt.
Iau CONT iulu veil, win n curpItt of
ufhurU blossom q two Diamond rich
ctfCeHia, tht rIlt of the ltuOm.
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groom, W co. % uau.tYme Mot.h roHu
OF purple yrivpt. There we're NUN r.
Gus GO uIr Eip Aurr The urItlIn
fflm 1881 60 %. ts coutic tuIk the
aiirtn,0u .rlu iar Ntw York, wuctcr
they gU Goo G.l.uID SyuigB iuf tht
wiuttE Toe, e. ut. mpla ca .nrg uir
hltoud iu sue spuug. Coz p'cu u.
among tuu .ua-ir yrrr Mfs. Poet r'l
tlvvs,uuui stvrfal uumt UIH OF th'
nsuiutt Ni,HtUtIt vivr-, She. j. dc con
DAVIS uuu tIsr WIN ie D4Nlr.