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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-26

LONDON, June ga dispatch says
EStpfSe nhAtwsAfffed taaAitan 4fshaoplses- last
night. The populace invaded the Ital.
ian consulate, tore down the flag and
escutcheon and smashed the furniture,
afterward footing the Italian caies.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-26

MADRID, June 25.-In the senate and
chamber of deputies the ministers and
leaders of several parties expressed their
adherence OF the crime that had robbed
France of her chief executive.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-26

LONDON, June rs. "A dispatch to the
Times from Paris Gays riot has oc-
Cured at Dijon between Italian work
men and a number OF the residents.
Troops were ummoned to keep order.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-26

LONDON, June PA special dispatch
from Paris says: There wac small de-
monstration against Italians In the
Latin quarter during the afternoon. The
police suppressed the disturbance.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-26
Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN regular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of The Los Angeles Savings Bank will be
held in the parlors of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank in the city of Los Angeles.
Cal, at 4 o'clock p. m, on Monday, July 2.
1894, for the purpose of electing n board OF
directors to serve for the ensuing year and for
sucn other business as may properly come G.
fore the meeting.
W. n. CAswELL,
6-15 1St Secretary.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-26

Los ANGELES, Cal, May IL, 1894 MY nus
band has raiarrh very badly. 1 persuaded hin
TO try HOODS sarsaparilla. He has taken hvt
bottles and can s,eep nights; does not nave
tnat cnoking feeling at alL-MEs. JOHN 4
HILL, 524 Albion street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-26

HELENA, Mont, June 26. The Popu.
lists at Deer Lodge today nominated
Robert B. Smith OF Helena for congress.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-26

For q good table wine order our Sonoma
Znfandel at SOC per gal. T.Vache & Co.,
Commercial and Alameda. Tel. 800.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-26

II you want n reliable dye that will color nm
even brown or black, and viii please and sat
isfy you every time, use Buckingham's Dye
for the WhiSkers.
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

The boy. as be stood with the great
bunch Of flowers in his hand. made n
cunning little sketch in the corner.
Another page shows a sketch of eou-
pie strolling arm in arm through a
field of daisies. and n chain of these
modest flowers frame the little picture.
0ne page Is given up - violets, some
being pressed and tied In with little
bows of the light blue ribbon she wore
on her dress when her husband brought
them tn her. and others were painted
in.
Photographs of all the pretty or In.
teresting places they visited are used,
with nm occasional bin VI fare or the
atrical program. each being accomran-
led by some memvnto of the occasion.
either flower, II ribbon, or Il sketch
depicting some little incident. Onr
day the doctor brought her leaf full
of big strawberries, and these made
charming decoration. Stems III rasp.
berries. with their leaves, served ~ a
reminder of nm afternoon they had
spent In nm oidrfashioned garden, and
as the golden rod was just out last
week, when they went home, they are
to appear un the hack of the cover
Just think what delightful souvenir
IL makes 10 keep all your life. and In
ment with me that you "ere married
too soon,
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13
The Dr1txrAroH NJ October /. callrd the |


and contains an unusually large number
ut articles un interesting subjects lin AL
dition tn the regular fashion matter. there
IL Il special article of much value tp moth
ers called Fitting nut thr Famtly for Au.
tnmn and Winter There arr also articles
for the huusgkeHper ou ~raaunahlr Crock
ery, Hints on Serving Peaches. ApFtpats
and Plume, and The t@e uf thp House
Life and Work mi Mount t8lynke College
Are we'll treated by n recent graduate. tstr
second paper ln the kindergarten SERIES
opens up the study tn an interesting NHg.
and there ta practical contribution ur
Millinery aa an Empius meHt fnr Women
The Relations ItetWeen Mother anal
Daughter arts concluded in thiA nnugtsstF.
and in HoW fa Lite Wtael' the amhlrFt uf
Illness ard Nh#t Net HI Bu III abIt tgia
euHAed Instruction bn Artistic HanHrraH
In gteen in Venetian Iron work And the
t.se# uf Crrpe and Tissue Papers and rn
tertalnment IN provided tn Il TAlla#s rH
German and n rtaanfhemnm PartF
Around the Tea Table Ia - RuAsipt ~
usual and there ARE papwrA an Knitting.
Netting. TattinF, Lae@ Making. Grttehet
tnE. ftg rtr
The Subscription prlrr pf thr DHttArA
rnn IN Oue Dollar Year -Angte aptr#,
Fifteen 1entA taeh Fahfj#hrti ht
THF BtrrrHuFf III sHtInutsa Cu Limited.
SeN York aud fYt H4In hY feeaE Agents
ana NrwatfrAierA
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

DEAR Miss PnWER.
Please permit me, through the kt.
ytrw, to thank each individual who
rallied "a my support In the recent can,
ynss, for their kindness, the interest
they manifested In ne. and for the gon-
erous hospitality shown me- la the dif.
fcrent towns, and while was not the
victor, believe they will join me In
c0ngratulating Miss Maxwell and wish.
ing her success In every effort.
Sincerely,
KATE DAVIS
knArinshn. Miss.
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13
A BRIDAL FAD.
THE HONEYMOON Album To HOLD Nj
MESTos OF WEDDING TRIPS.

OF all their friends, says the Washing
ton Cd. c. Star, had discussed the
abominable hang of Mrs. Dowd's skirts.
that always linked" up mt the sides.
and the material and fashion of the
particularly neat and becoming bathing
suit in which Miss Smith had lounged
graceful TN the sands the day before.
of the awful temper Of that Jones ba-
by, whose nurse was forever dragging
him about by one arm. when i'm due
time they struck upon their newly
welded acquaintances,
II suppose. said Mrs Koggs. as she
gave Il pat and critical look mt the
bunch Of golden-rod she was working,
that you have heard Of the newest
fad for brides. No, | don't mean bou-
4uets of purple flowers, which | should
hate to have anyone | cared for carry
They must he so unlucky. purple being
emblcmatic of mourning, you know
| mean the bridal albums. which SO
many of this summers fashionable
brides are getting up 10 celebrate their
honeymoons, | shall never cease To
he sorry that the idea was not intro
duced last year, for | know could
have made such pretty book~~mueh
more artistic that the very common
place scrap-hook that Minnie Brown
has Just been showing me.
Il have never seen anything of the
sort. said Mrs. Twiggs. and never
even heard of such IA thing before
Won't You tell me all about how they
are gotten up, 80 that next time hear
Of bridal albums | shall not feel ~ dis
gracefully ignorant"
II think the notion IN charming,
said Mrs. koggs, and Bertha Cutting,
the doctors wife, you know. has one
that IL perfectly dear. She made every
bit of 1t herself including tho cover.
She paints very well in water eolors,
and that made II much easier to have
the book pretty For the cover she
took two pieces of rough cardboard.
about nine inches square, and then
she had quite lot Of heavy linen pa.
per cut to the same size. with two holes
through one side of ii to put the pink
ribbons through to tic Ii together,
The doctor had II bunch of white car
nations I'M his button hole during the
ceremony. and these she painted I'm the
center of the upper cover while over
the rest she scattered the Catherine
Mermet roses which composed her bon.
qnet. The effect was simply lovely
so very dainty. What did she have In.
side all this gorEeon@nessr Why, ALI
sorts of souvenirs ~ the trip, ~ course.
First. there was n picture III the
first hotel they stopped at. which she
cut from the hill III fare. and sketch
of the picturesque old darieir whowatt-
ed ON them at the first meal they Htr
together m husband and wife. They
took country drive, and while uni
chanced upon wandering photograph.
er, who took Ii picture Uf them and
their conveyance. and this wa= pasted
in and framed with the blossoms at
the wild hydranEra which they bought
frnEn N narnfnnt.a nr.hlm nm thu E..aM
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

kociuslto. Miss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06
Land Omce.

Tho following filings were made In
tho local land oiiioe under date Of sept.
9th:
Emma T.. Porter, Of Farmiugton,
Davis county, homestead entry OF the
southeast quarter Of section 10, town
ship ~ moth, range 3 wUbt
Francis -. Ciiil, OF Salt Lake CITY,
dcsert entry OF the northwest quarter
Of section ~, township north, range
. west.
Robert II. Smith, Of Beaver city,
Il aver county, desert entry Of tho
southwest quarter Of the southea't
quarter OF section o, the east halt Of tho
northwest quarter and the northwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
section S, township - south, range Z
west.
Albert belong, Of PRngultch, dar.
field county, final proof VI homestead
entry OF the southeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter OF section a3, tow n
chip 38 south, range west, gnl lots !
anu ., aud the southeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of section D. town
shin 80, range west.
Thomas II. Best, VI Panguitcn, Gar.
field county, final proof Of homestead
entry OF the southeast quarter Oi tue
southeast quarter OF section II, the
southwest quarter Oi the southeast
quarter, anu tue south hall OF the
southwest quarter OF section 20, town
ship 80 south, range west'
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for few minutes, nnd had Mr.
MafiOueaux been spy at secret meet
ing Of a Fcnian society tue air could NOT
have been bluer with strings Of Celtic
CALCULATIONS. Fist, Mt O'Mallsy SAID
he would put alt. MariouneauN out;
that gentleman answered that he hai
better mt tfy II; then MI O'Malley
seemed disposed 10 reflect about Tue
MISTER anu was going on with the per-
iOrmtnce, when some Of the audience
Who did not want 10 be disappointed Of
the fun they had come out " see
yelled "Put him ou :" At tnis Mt. o.
Malley bogsn to dOil the attire OF Cnnr'
ley's aunt or cOlsin,and what the CORY
O ntequenCe might have been had not
Mi. MaFioncauX taken ~ his hat and
walked Out-One tfembles 10 cOnttm-
plate. FROM all fum0r, the fun has
merely teen adjourned until this even.
Ing, vhpn the advertising Mf.
O'Malloy hus very clUvsfly worked ~
eau DO relied on 10 iill his house.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE LYoEUM. There wac a good
deal Of fun aboard Captain O'Mnlley's
long, low, rAklsh plratical craft last
evening. IL seems that Lawyer Fer
guson 10 going ahead with his suit for
damages against Mr.. o'Malley, but to
establish the fact that FTohman's
Charley's Aunt aud O'Malley's College
Chums are one aud the same thing,
no sent the stenographio reporter
Mr.. Marioneaux to the Lyoeum to take
down the dialogue OF the last named
piece. While he was at work he was
perceived by Mr.. O'Malley, who i'm
mediAtely stopped proceedings ami
denounced the reporter from the stag
There was good deal OF excitement
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BOOB and Slnlionery 90.

The Western Book d Stationery
company has flied articles Of incor.
pOratiou with the county clcrE. The
incorporates are Joseph l.. Barrow,
Martina Barrow, 5. j. Pembroke anu
=. l.. Pembroke, Of salt Lake, and T..
J. COfnHliirr, OF Park CITY. Joseph l..
Barrow subscfibss for 1905 shares OF
the capital stock anu the Others 20 one
share esch. Tho capital stock ~ placed
NJ 100000, divided into 1000 shares u
the par value VI 90 zach. The officers
are Joseph l.. Barrow, pfosidrnli ). j..
Pembroke, vice president; j. l.. Bar.
row, treasurer, aud 3. l.. Psmbr kc,
secretary. The company viii carry on
n general bonu, stationery, toy, ETC.,
business at Nc. Is west Fitt South
Hlfeet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06
SPRAYING Of Trees.

The rcrort submitted to the county
court yesterday by Pot Richmsn,
tfor inspector lor Cache county, makes
"a very satisfactory showing NJ the re-
suits II sprayiuc. Where tue work
was intelligontly performed and the
law fully compiled with, worms are
alni1st imp0asiblo 20 hnd In 0rchurts
which formerly were Fo uadly infested
~ 10 render lho fruit almost WORTHLESS.
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English rsupipcr7 in tho days when
adyortiHumeH were heavily taxed pub
lishod tGu titles of books reviewed in
thoir columns, Dat r.yyr the prices, be-.
cnuso tho oya'se oifcn hold that an an
noxcd price WAS au advertisement and
as such taxable Tho custom continued
for "A long time Hitor tho tax ON adyOr.
tisemonts had boon removed.
Tho London newspapers also made a
distinction between simple notice Of q
death. for which they charged o shil.
lmgs. and % brief obituary, for which
they demanded foycn and iXponco
ono day Dr.. Th1mu Hume, % grave,
sltiricnl London doctor called &C tho
Office of O morning journal and silently
placed upon tho counter tho announce
nont uf tuo death NJ % lrinnd, together
with % shIlmgs Tho clerk glanced at
the paper. tossed Dr. ono sidu and said
rruAiy, "s.yOn ANA siNN'
81 hayuuuguantly, answered Hume,
chad occasion On publish these simple
notices and / huyo never before boon
Ih,rrd moro than % shilling"
"smp.r" repeated the clerk with.
ont looking up "Th0ruHm added limo,
universally beloved and doaply regret.
Tod. ism . Aar0 Seven and six. "
Humo produced tho additional half
cro,yn and laid 10 deliberately by tho
othcrg, Observing iu his most solemn
tone. Congratulate yourself, sir, that
this Us an cgpon-o which Your O., cutors
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OGDEN.
ooDrs, UTAm, srrr o, 1884
Dog Fighters in Contempt.

Dog Fighters in Contempt.
Yesterday afternoon directly under
the windows q the Fourth district
oour, room a brutal dog light occurred.
A large crowd gathered 10 witness the
comtat Roth dogs wero cut ami toru
IN a horrible manner. Judge Smith
was holding court at the time, and
he instructed the deputy marshal
10 arrest the owners OF tho dogs.
Deputy Ballantynu arrested james X,
Wadman and =. n. Derteok, who
claimed the ownership Of the aulmals,
and took them before Judge Smith who
after hearing their statement ordered
the clerk TO enter the following order
James Is. Wadmhu and 3. h,
Deueck having been engaged
la promoting dog fight
In the immediate view anu presence
OF the court anu while the court was In
session, they are both adjudged guilty
OF wiliul contempt Of court and they
are each fined SIS and stand committed
I'll said iine IL paid.
The matshals have been instructed
TO arrest others that encouraged the
lght.
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Msetinr of CIV Teachers.

Tho fi0t general meeting Of the city
teachers for tue ensuing school year
will be held IN the high school room
on Saturday, Sept sth, ut $3.50 a. m.
The summer school at Brigham City
closes tomorrow. Prot Stewart goes
from there TO conduct an official insti-
tute In Carbon county, ON Monday
next
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06
The Agricultural COLLEGE.

On Tuesday morning the sound Of
the bell ut tho Agricultural college
was heard for tUu ntst time
since las, spring. S'l Tents CON.
meurcI 90 nlck into Logan on
SUNDAY evening, and every tfaiu has
added 10 the number It's expected
that the attendance this year will be
larger than ever before,
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tually tried, but several where 0u'r
points OF law we're Involved have % en-
disposed uf and othCrs continued fur
toe term. The little trouble over tnr
furniture Tor the court and chamtur7
was enthusiastically dIspIsvd n by the
county court, which ordered the bile
paid.
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Xi.iinrs 10 Salt Lake.

Prof. J. NJ. Simpson, pr nclpal Of
Deer Lodge schools, Montana, and
Judge Armstrong, Of BOEeman, Mon
tann, aro on visit TO Salt Lake. Both
gentlemen are Intimate friends Of AZ.
tcrney J. A. Riley, u this city, vino
has been showing them around. Judge
Armstrong; wife ana daughter will
remain mere during the winter.
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Miss Hornick's Reading.

Miss Ethel Hornick, Of Boston, will
give another Of her delightful aud
interesting readings Mt the Thou,cr to.
morrow night. She was heard here
last year ami her abilities AMI charm
Ing personal presence INSIDE many
ffiendH Tot her nj that time who will
turn out Ia goodly numbers 10 greet
her on this occasion. The entertain.
mont will be made doubly interesting
by tho appearance Of Miss Viola Pratt.
There will be other attractions III the
persons Of MIS-. Gieeu, Mics Utter,
Professor Give and Professor kfOute.
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Notes.

A marriage license was Issued yes
terday 20 James Wylie, 80, ana Mrs.
Anuie NJ. Maxwell, 2s.
Yesterday the Jury returned yer.
dict Of ru,cide In the case NJ the man
founi lying dead on the Rio Grande
track about three weeks ago.
Sheriff Belnap LOTT last night Tor
New York 10 bring back OK. Treasurer
Holrioh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06
Sirnei W. Mnrrisnn.

In the case oi John a. Street Va Seth
w. Morrison ct al, Judge Merritt this
afternoon granted leave 90 amend the
decree previously entered, the Unitoi
states marshal 10 make sale Instead Of
thV shpfln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06
LOGAN.
Fourth district Court.

In accordance with the proclamation
OF the Governor, the September term 90
tho Fourth district court commenced
its sessiOn here on Tuesday morning,
Judge W. n. King presiding. 30 far
only three niVil cases have been &c
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On Pleasure Bent.

W. =. AicCornicK, !. q. Taylor s.
X. Hooper aud ID. l.. Calder, all Of
Salt Lake, arrived in Logan ON Sun.
day evening, aud on Monday mora
ing started Tor a hunting, nshing and
pleasure tip up Logan canyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06

chicago. close. sept O.
wheat-Tirm. sept. st,i Dee, t'. May.
Gau-mghcr. Sept, - oct, 81 May,
oas-Ihghor. sept. s0si oct ali MAY
iurs-uigher. sent IlIu, jan. no
tard-ilishuri sept, 1907 oct tn'st tenHi
iahs-Illehcris.pt ,7.,l, Jan, i.is.
ltYUHFtyndY 81.
Harley Quiet, itH'rs
IluH aFruHtlrm Isa
Timoth, sccd--uong3 t2s45gL
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Glee Ilnb.

A cleo club has been organized by
twelve VI the Dest male voices In Cache
county. Many Of the memuers be-
longoi TO the uncU famous Sage Brush
gluu club. Prof Fogolbctg will be-
musical instructor Rud conductor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06

Labor Day was generally observed
In Logan by the closing Of the stores
aud cessation OF business generally, but
there were no meetings ~ dem Justfa-
tons Of any kind. In the evening n
grand ball was given nj the Resort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06
Notice.

There will be u meeting Of the board
Of directors Of the Derrrei Hospital at
the rflico Of W0nidH's Exponent on
Monday, September lOlh, " Z pm. A
prompt attendance Ia requcstrd.
T.. Il, WELLS,
Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06

examination Tor rubIic iiigb schooi.
An examination Tor Nil pupils who
desire 10 on,et the public High School,
aud who DO not mold certificates 81
admission, will be held Ia the High
School building beginning at o d. m.
Friday, Sept. Z.
J. +. MiLL-rAUuu.
Supi. Public Schools.
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COMMERCIAL
.AIrLA.r cI.rANINl mOulE.

ToIay's cicaf.nr hoiss exchanges
amounted 20 f'si 800. Same day
Jas, yeah tlOi,Oi7.
TuDAYB QUOTATIONS.
Srw YORK. Silver, @ A. j; lead, s3.l5.
L0ud0u. Silver, 20 l3.IBi.
ORE ANp BULLION.
Wells Farsu s. 60. received today:
Penn bullion, sl,70L
4. n. J1uu. q o.. received tOiay'
Ores, il,sUO; bullion, $500. Total,
s5,alu.
Mccormick & g.. received today;
Silver ami lead ofus, 81 ,A5u, Hnnaurr
bullion, So .JJ; gold bafs, S1,UJJ. To-
al, 81 $50.
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The B. Y. roIlege.

Tho preparatory Department NJ the
;. Y. College will open ON the l7lh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06

1. e. tfI. .uau 60 uN Go Anna Dixon,
port Dos u. ulHUa ~, UIHt d, CITY g %
sufHu ~. &C. iIfHuu Of IH Co John SO
fstU..5i. 80. W. w., - 400 "
Juul N. bowman tu bon Dillon,
port IDtl I.uUl .|. uIHt d. ylY 10 ~
D. 49, rUU.IuH tt Ur 90 #. ~ UH#Iys
Toto bloch o.. D %. NHaIUu' 90.
NI|UU. #.aHHaHHaH ............ ~ .H
Malcolm Morrison Ui uA fu jaime. IS.
lHrl.rl, pHrt ~ block Ia pIu.t
cas- ss.s.a..s ...s.stsssssHss -. 20"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wodd'aFilr Highest Medal sni Diploma.
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SILKS.

Abou, Ten Thousand Dollars worth will be thrown on gu
fountcr prices that all afford Silk Dress. We are
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
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Reliable -
establishment.

This Is bid for your business and The one Hundred
Thousand Dollars worth Of goods expect TO move be
tween and Christmas will the customer fully
Ihirtyhye Thousand Dollars,
REMEMBER the Three Great Speclltg5,