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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

THAT solitary democrat in the Michi-
gan legislature has splendid possibilities
in store for him if he be only united and
firm. His caucuses should be harmonious
and he should be unanimous in pursuing
any line of policy upon which he might
be agreed upon. He has 1t in his power
To multiply the strength Of his party
many fold IN the next legislature. He Is
Irish, else the name Is misleading but il
lie is wise he will not be cIaurish a
great deal depends upon Donovan and
the battered party throughout the coun-
Try hopes he VIII be equal to the occasion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1894.

! sINGVLsE circumstance has arisen
n a criminal lrialIa Memphis, Tennessee
Two raen are on trial for Gliding il lynch
leg ue crees. The testimony OF the prin-
clpal witness for The state would not be
accepted because he IS an infidel. This
is a relic of blrbaIism which 1t would be
well TO have stricken from the practice
nt or cnI-rte
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

First publication Nov 1, i694.l No. GO
y PROBATE-M ANITowCC COUNT Court.
| In the matter Of the estate Of Leopold Stieger
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of John
Franz executor of the estate of said deceas-
ed for the adjustment and allowance of his adj
mnistration account land the assignment Of the
residue of said estate to such persons as are by
law entitled To the same):
1t is ordered, that said account be examined
adjusted and allowed at a special term of said
court 20 be held at the Office of the county judge
IN the city of Manltowoc in said county, on Ines
day the 18th day of November. A. D.. 1894
1t Is further ordered, that upon the adjustme nt
and allowance of such account by this court. as
aforesaid. the residue of said estate be. by the
fUrthlr order and Judgment of this court. assign
ed to such persons are by law entitled to the
same.
IL Is further ordered that notice of tie time
and place of the examination and allowance of
such account and the assignment of the residue
OF said estate. be given to all persons interested
by publication of this order for three successive
weeks, before said day, in the Manitowoc Pilot
weekly newspaper printed and published at
the City of Manltowoc and State of Wisconsin.
Dated October p, 1894.
By the Court,
f. E. MANSEAU. County Judge
SchmltZ hlrwan. Attys. noy29
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
ADMINIsTRATOR'SSALB-

First publication NOV. -. 1874. 70. IS
\ COUNI COURT-MANLToHoC COUNTY. In
l Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Carries T. Hem
ming deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of an orde' of icens mad, in said
matter, on the2Jth day of Noveubnt. \ d.. 1894.
by the county court OF said county. tse uHder-
signed Frederick +. Grimm as al .aiti.i rsitor of
the estate of Charles + Henning ig1e UTll4e town
of Maple Grove, In said county. deceased. will on
Tuesday the 18Th day of December, :. D., 1891. at
ten o'clock IN the forenoon of said day. st the
Office of the county Judge in the cry lf Hauito-
woe in said county, offer for sal q. p .i.'lc ven
due the following described La d. t-xif: The
northeast quarter OF the north-aast : larter of
Section No. thirty-four (34) II Es:s-lS:,iB No.
twenty (2a.) IN Range Ne tweniy e8e. .zl,l east
IN sGld county; also the Ne rth-vt-t fss- If the
northwest quarter of the same secttn i.lSJ that
part OF the Southwest quarter of TIE northwest
quarter OF the same section which LIS ncrth of
the Chicago & Northwestern Rajlrsay Ccnpany's
railroad running through sale sectip srec and
clear of fhe real estate mortgage existing thereon
The terms OF sale cash to be pad dav7n at the
time of such sale
FREDERICK L. GRIMM. Administration.
Dated at M8nitowoc the 2eth day OF November,
A. D.. 1894.
q A. Forrest, Attorney. decl3
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

Mr.. MoSAHAE of Darlington under
took to be severe on The Milwaukee
Journal because Of its use Of the scrip
business Of the Upham Manufacturing
Co. Perhaps there was too much promi-
nence given to this matter, bnt there can
no defense of this scrip business be made
and it is just as well to have this fact IN
derstood. The Pilot Is no apologIst OF
The Journal and it needs none. But AIr.
Nonahan would not find it difficult 10
find the beam in his own eye if he were
not SO intent upon discovering the mote
IN his neighbours.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

First publication Nov l., 1884,,
MANITOWOC COUNTY, l. l.
CITY OF MANITowoC. % III ustioe . CouIl
ToThomas Mahon:
You are hereby notified that summons in
garulshment has been issued against you and
yonr property gaTnished to satisfy the demand of
John W. Barnes, Henry MendI and Henry Null
holland amounting to ninety and 9i-l00 dollars.
Now unless you shall appear before II. L..
Markham a Justlceof the pcsIce IN and for said
county at his office ii the city of Manitowoc on
the 10Th day of December, A. D. 1894 at 10 O'Clock
II the forenoon. Judgment will be rendered
against you and your property sold TO pay the
debt.
Dated this leah day of November, A. D., 1894.
JOHN ". BARNES.
HENRY htESDLIF.
HENRY MULHOLLAND.
Plaintiffs
Nash x Nash, Attorneys for Plaintiffs dec6
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UNDERTAKING

G. X W. Frazer have put IN a complete
stock of undertaking Goods and all or
ders IN that line viii receive prompt at
tentlon. Day and night calls attended to
No.ll II North Eighth st.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

G>E q l. atures Of q political vic
I ~ i Ajcl bGl rs a shade ofregret TO the
.ua,re, is the rush for Offices. The re
Irhacaa party throughout the whole
,,aatry Is COW undergoing the throes
4st4acnt upon this thirst for Office,
PInyipie counts for nothing now and al
tic barley III Russia and all the nay IN
Csu ia might be sent to the United
S atea and not "ezcite the special Won
der OF those who before the election re-
fused to be comforted bacanee few
bushels of barley came in from Russia.
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WTSC0NSIN WEATHER SERVICE.

Meteorological reportof the Voluntary
Observer at Manltowoc. Manitowoc Co
Wisconsin, for the week ending Tues
day, Nov. Goth. 1894.
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STATE or OHIo. CRY or ToLEDo. :

STATE or OHIo. CITY or ToLEDo,
Lucas COUNTY. -
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is
the senior partner of the firm of I. Z
Cheney Il Co. doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid. and
that said firm Will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANKJ. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
4. D., 1886.
- \. ". GLEASON.
srAr No.. p,,,.,;.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and niue.
Gus surfaces Ct the system Send for
testimonials. free.
f. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo. o.
- Sold by Druggists, 75c. 80
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degrees which Is s. degrees below the normal.
JOHANNA LUEPS. Voluntary Observer.
IRE Ceateryille Literary Society held
It's first regular meeting list Saturday
evening, It's organization was made
permanent by the adoption OF a cOustitu.
ton. ! public meeting under It's aus
pieces VIII be held at Nennig's Hall. Satur-
day evening Nov. 2t Following Is the
programme for the evening:
introdUctory Remarks Thomas Conner.
Recltatlon,.-- .-............ Anton Leonhardt
INSTRUMENTAL Music.
Paper.-Book Keeping IN Country Schools.
Otto Zandar.
AseSi'tttS-'' Louis SrcISe.
Essay CAina-Japuese War;. Geo FRANKIE.
Pepper Management Of School Libraries,
Thomas Conner.
Egcltalou-.,-- ......--. .-..,......Eos BaamaE.
Instrumental Music.
Debats:-Resolved that the boy who attends a
City School until the age of Is years. Is nstter
qualified TO enter life then the boy attending a
Country school for the same period.
,gt;r,,,st;,- ! Nm Nehrweln,
An -''''''' I Albert Mill.
No,.+ira ! Louis Bauman.
-'e=a'iHe' Otto lander.
The pcoiic IS cordially invited TO attend
TIE COMMITTEE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

LTuERE Is good reason TO believe that
il President Cleveland did not interpose
an Obstacle. some measure SIMILAR TO the
Sherman law would be enacted by the
9th congress. Tie senate will undoubt-
edly be favorable 20 free coinage Of silver
or a measure closely apqroximatlng it..
There wonld lie serious danger Of our re-
tgrnia4 - Tie legislation which produc-
ed the panic ot 1928 was 1t not for the
saving presence Of Grover Cleveland.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

DIR. PAERuUBsT Of New York has prov
ed to be great moral force IN that city.
He used the means at hand and SO sue
cessfully that he has produced revolu-
ton. The defeat Of Tammany was due
largely TO his Influence. Not because it
was TammaDy did he f2htIt, but because
il seemed to foster corruption in NUM-
cipal government. The people Of New
York lre d.seussin; The matter Q. paying
him some popular tribute, bat what form
j To Lahe Is nol Vet decldsd.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

ri abous t!nts that Catholics should
cease Gins t4sk about ;. T. 4. The a.
]. 4 vouii beH.tarly harmless int were
tot for One advertising il received and
largely o. ILo Catholic Citizen. Il Is an
restitution which cannot live if left to it
self. The Injunction TO boycott every
one suspected Of beng member Of the
society made The order strong and there
can be doubt that 1t did the republican
party good service during the late cleo
ton. II all talk Of the A p. a. will cease
the organization will soon come to an end.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

The mean temperature for the past week is 16.7
degrees which Is 5 3 degrees below the normal.
JOHANNA LUEPS. Voluntary Observer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-12

Senfeits BON @ut unb
@aie. 3in1rnerberr (ant gbenb ieiz
mes 9eburtstages bruuBen gil ietner
mrtbin): n5rau &rdafe, RBt bruu@
diem sic feirlen Weir; meHr IN bic
8aple gu tbun. Wsnn lts nur fiiB,
purm unb nab 1T, ountl uerten bic
drtrnen ni9ts."
&ettungno9 o 9-nr0ggid! Srau
g. Gu eirnem 2ebafteuD:: Ste iollten
'nrrl ie6en, mas nsin Charlie fir
tpunberI90ne @ebiafs usuAt! limb
bahei lit er erlt aebn Sabrs aft! -
Gehatteur: 3ebn Sabre -fagen Sies
Na, ba iit mod MIDI 9opfer unb Wlal5
an tbm berloren. 9a fGanten Sic ibm
has Dtdten mods burd asile austreiz
bsr.
s9 dnell fe.rti G i'it bas 3 81 +
ter nit beml I'D + t!r Sunge
Wfutter (5u ibsm Snfel. eaarem alten
Sunggefelen): r8eun iih nur Elm
Mittel piBte, unr 9abm bus entfesz
li9e syingerlutf9en abauseiDObnerll"
- Ontel @earg;; uRa, nu fDiiBt' i6
Mpn ginss." Sunge gautter: 80
bite, bite, Snltel4en, lag es mir!"
Dntel 9sors: n8ino' t1m sins'
Maulfprb un.
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| frmmenb): .Sbr anbt wfn tpobl belass
fdum ertpartet. ainoeua4 9a.ass
frau: r9l6er- psnr7 icf nidt 10 sssle
M6nung latte, ORtelhear -. iA laabs
fir 3 tpeaperipaen nehr sefodt!4'
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! r0ieaeida paBt Sbnen beiIer eins. Sc.
beasberfsherlng nit Rii d p rG miel
- aehGta1tn: nsSaraI bet ipdr'r
| SeI9diF fir raic9. Sd II il d & lsdnl'
| li9 iefss Quartal.~
/ 81 o9 her 2erban faliu,s, 9
| 9rdfDent: ,5ie itirb fontit gu ei,sel
/ @efGngniBIsrafe eotr fiinf Sa1rert nsr
urtfsiit. Sabera SR mod etipas 8,
Iaqs,l, Qlngfflogtsr Meperipbn2 I =
Msnerfofsr: ,sSaipobl, 5rr Nrdat
| bett." - Brd1ipert: Damn reneI
| 6ie. WleDerietn (ber tpdbrfrb Be
ger6oublrns 5nfdlIis seh0rt 9at, bdl
sirer ber 8sfItBer 2Dbel kibt, ge9t an
biefea 90 nnn frugD: ~8ersi1en @il
ftnh Gie bon ben 2obesa aus piRne2
Sn Der Gpmmerfrif hs
MirtI. ,,Iasine 9exT9often, es t9l
mir Syhr Itib. heuf f1nnen Gie Be
sWaiferfalI nfdt feh'n rleir
syrau BAT groBe MGfd1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-12

! G4ritt fir SGritt fonatsh bic MJdns
berer ldnsfam porlhrsitea< in isDem
| Mugeablid liefen iie bic Gsfabr, BON
einem 6ur9 BEN 5turm abge6ro1enen,
prahelnb nisoertrahenben 8aumap
serfhmettert oosr burd einen Nlib err
ihlagen 5n tperDsn, ooer dus5u9leiten
auf bem ftsilen, fteiuisen Mege unb
HiebersuitiirSen.
Weit iiber cine Gfunbs fhon tpasen
bic Mdnbersr iinterpees; nod
Jalfs Meinmng bdtteu iie ldngt
bas rotbe 6aus erreiht baben miiiIen,
rgDir baben uns perirrs, &urt!" iagte
er miBmutbig. ,.Der Gmmsl tpeib,
ipobiu mir auf hieien @atanspesen
iommen!"
Rein, mir finb auf ban rihtisen
M.ggs" eripiberte 4tat milf fei,tsr anz
erfbiitterliden Hube. rsn turoer
3eit Hen mir bas rotbe. 9aus err
rei1en. Gdimmert isprt rehts Dor
uns niat stu 2idt? Hiatis! Gs lHub
aus betu rotben 9auls. berporleuhs
ten"
Ser Weg fiibrte aus benz Walbe
aaf cine. &ihtung; absr bis 6inItera,aB
mar 10 tief baB bic 5reunbe, ala lie
aus benz @ebiifh berportratsnj. bpr fn
in geringer Gntfernung nur eing
f9parae Mufe NIT beri6tpimmenoep
1tmrifTen; fuhen. ntg 1te fchperlih eIa
Elm 6aus5 ertannr haben tpiirbenj ,tpenni
ni9t atpei erheIte 5eniter, aus beneHs
elm 2idt fhien. ar ibnen brans, ibneni
betpiefen bdttsn, bGB lie elmer Wen@:
l6entpobnung na1g feien.
rOu bait &sht, &urt, bort fheint:
bds rotbe 6aus a}l lisgen. Nber mas
nun tbun9" fragte Talt itehen btsis:
benb.
rWir miiKeU perillrhen, Obbaa im
rotben 9auie 5p' er6uiEen.
,8ei benz Nmerifaner, Der afs
Rduber unb W0rber- 6erii9tiat i1t9"
u@erabe Bel him.: Tu baft Dir ia
Elm Heiieabenteuer getpiiufht, Greuno
Dugobert. Sier: bietet' fth Dir ems,
pel9es Du bieGet9t in Deinem nd9s
iten Homan berrpersbe,r funuIt."
cOu nin,mft bic Garhe berbammt
tultbliitia 8urt. Gs er1heint mir bod
aiht unbsbenfli9, in einen 10 oerrufes
aen 6auie S4us 81, iurhen. Solhe
8erii6te, tpie iiberr benz 4msritdner
serbreitet iinb, Daben ianmer etnen
pabren Rern. So}ldnge' mir gu 3tpeien,
ieber nit einem guten Reuulper bepaffz
net, auf unIerer Wanberrng unS Dor
ei1sm ueberfal f6iiBen' t6nmsn, fiirhte
id6 ben Mmerifaner ni9t;: aber geraoe
GhuB in ieinem 9auie alr fu4en, era
irheint mir bod getpagt:. Der lange
osubit bat mir garnt9t gefuaen, Dem
tniIrbs i9 tpobl autruuerj. nab er Elm
MntI9uloiger Des Mmertfuners lit uno
mi1 bisYem oereint geneigt fein fonnte,
uns 5u iibsrfallen, 5u, eruuroen uno
a,I berauben."
,0ieleidt. 9lber" bias 5Ddter itnb
| iic6erlih ni9t Mit19ulotses has 8aters
unn bieIer tpirb ni9t tpagelr, unter III
rem Mugen in ieinem 9auie' Elm 8erz
6reden gu begeben. SeoenfalTs lit bic
Gefabr grDber, i'm Waloe. msn einem
itii1enben Baum ooer bonn 8lis er=
ihldgen gu iperOen, ober. ild9 gu berirz
ren, an einen 4biturs gu 9erratben uno
benubaui itiir5en, als bic, tuefde uns
npm benz Nmsrifaner Orobelr tann. SD
babe por DieIem feline 5urht, ia es
reist mid iosur, ibn unO, Die 9eimatb
Der beibsn ihOaen Mdoasm knnen gu
lerngn."
rDas Ou tpasit, mage fd au9.
8ortpGrts benn, mir ipDlltT ben &opf
| In ben aa6en bes 2Open fteden, ea
lipiro bort penigitens nrHt 10 tnfam
regsnen, pie bier bruuBen.'."
(5ortiesung foLSt.p
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-12
: Ser tpa6re @rtnb. -

S1ertpa6re@runb. m2lit..
ter (Dcn eirsesr 8sfudk 5uriidfthreub)
gia, saGs naa4t oua Rinb, Rurl2
gatts: SD glaisbe. es 1T nicht oarla (
ipofl Miltters I'm DotsespilIerl
ipie fonmit Du benn bardnf @utts.
@ bat inon etne Gtinbe niht Qts
SArien. g1
Gins bons ben Yeiben.
nnterofftcisr (Der einen Gilbrief non
lEfeinsr @rallt erbdlt be1tiir5 ,,a)os
mag DpraefaIien Ieif9 Grttlpehrr
iit frani. pber gB aibt bitisn
absnD mein 2itblingsassidl, 2sbsrina
bsl!A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
AT LEAST TWO CYCLONES
Responsible for The Work Of D,a,h
and Destruction.
Reported from Iinussota Last Friday
a List Of victims Of the
Disaster.

SrRING VALLEY. MINI, Sept. "a -
That there were ~ least two and PROV
ally three twist,rs In the cyclone
reported Friday, September u,
seems conclusive on mlnatiou.
Several tolnie were struck III 10 O'Clock.
Eurt OAK, a village near Osagu AMI 70
The southwest Of Lef9y, was visited u,
1 O'Clock, ami u does not seem hk,ly
tnat one cyclone would make nc IN
pltte circle and lest fiOm 0.ii 10 III
O'Clock ia radius Of eight mile.
Furthermore, Leroy WAS struck ht t3ij
O'clock, ana Roscoe, IT,, on the south.
east, ~ slmJet u not precisely the
same moment, aud 10 Ia quite clear
these wefe sruafale cyclones,
sT PAUL, Sept. 2i.-rhO most accu.
rate iist VI tne dead VA Friday nigng's
CyciOue Is ~ ioilOWfi
At Spring Valley mir. and Mrs. y.
ID. Dodge, &, q. King, Frank MOshet'a
child, Nts. Louise Rose, fatally nuri.
Al LrfOy-Henfy FiulUy, Charlie
| Gilbefts o., Alts. Duntou, Juuu Ncisuu.
Vicinity VI Altoona, Iowa Mo,
! Joe Beaver. Myrue Beaver, NJ. Swcppes
aud two children, Fnnk BtcAti.
meyer, Fred Fruuch aud twU
children, George HDIlmnu's two
children, Rockingham, Olaus Eiun's
thllJ, ,irs. swan Peterson, Albert
| BaEcT's child, Mr.. Tweed and two
children, Rockvvtps uhild, Golden
family " cur Root. Stevenson, IN
known woman, Ms. Christian Daub
AMI Two children.
Near Enmettsbutg, lowR-MTs.
/ Foley, Mics Foley.
! Norm Of JuftO G0Id5, Iowa Louis
/ T.. Lang, u. ThaduOw AMI vile, Elsry
Mckofcner, John Pclsr.uu.
Near Buu, luwg-Mu. Griggs, Mr.
jacobson, Nj. S,uggutt Aud tSo cnn-
dren, Mrs. 8. NJ. Elton aud child, uu-
hnIwn man aud child.
NeHf O.age, lOwH-liuuTy FIndlay,
| Chus Giluotlson, Joe. Nelson.
NJ Osaae, lOwH-Mf-. T.. \. Herbert
ami twO bOyf, Alrs. T.. L1TnrgAu, Annie
/ Perry, WIN. Perry.
Near Wesley, lOwa-M. Caster and
| vie.
Fatally Injured In Ceuo Gorio
| county Mrs. Maggie Baker, HatfUld
NJ. Mckotcher, AiIuo Mckefcher.
Near O'agr, lOWa-JaH. McCAun aud
| wife, Nlniam stanton.
Al Lowthrr, lUva-Mfs. Phil An.
drew, NS. Gfuger., Hamilton.
! Near Mason Guy, lowu-Alu. Edith
Bentley, janice OMEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25

There was constant hacking cough,
dril, heavy pains over the eyes, throat
sore md swollen.
"Wupu 1 went 10 brs. Sbutot &
Shoros.n says Mrs. laKior, "fhD disease
hli poisoned my blood till uIy whole
system was wrecked, aud was aim n
" confirmed iuyplil.
"Du. Shores a shores have certainly
done wonders Tor me. can hardly rial
ize that ! am the Same woman, Ny
uiondz and uoglbors nto 40 $40 glad
TO see me 40 vol.
If am uIat 90 boo nblo tn mako thi'
sta pmen nnl Co recommend urs.
Shore, IS shuros. because ! think 10 my
duty to my fellow creatures, ami ! hupa
sumo poor dpsruuIUnt sufferer will
read villa huyo taid and uui toiiyf
as have found H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
pub 'lshine Names.

A word oi remark may nos bs ont OF
place regarding tho publishing ai the
names OF paNvuts tr,a.oi aud cured
by Drs. shores q shores.
"I should like tn Boz treated % lady
remarked the her day, "uut I would
nut like 10 have nv name BOO Iho pt-
pprs.n Lot 10 be- stated that Dr.. ~uufus
a shores never publish nnmN mr. ate.
maut without tho fun aud free cnnsou.
oi the ga iont, nor dnthuy publish ouo-
hunitedth part ol tho iostim malls, lo
tors ana statements fecol,cd from CRATE
ful "a tents. Tue statements publisho 3
arc entirely voluntary aud ar" gwen by
the uatiUnts tor publication. Dr.. shores
q shore, would never publish the moe
emphatic testimonial uulosH h1 pa tent
giving % understood u was 10 be printed
aud gny0 willing consent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25

NEW YORs, Sept. - -Dr Charlos
IL. PatkhutsI fired another oroaisloe
AZ Tammnny Hall tonight ~ the S'o
0nd Reformed presby gflan church
Among some thing she saiu;
81 tbink We oau tlrash rammany
out OF slght on election day There Is
only one obstacle, tho failure " anu'
Tammany ORGANIZATIONS 70 agree. Tue
,ity of New Y fk ~ NJ present tue most
pbsnomsuai IN the wurlJ. The Teoe nt
nutbTsAk Of crime is unparale'led. Tho
spirit of anarchy Il abroad. There 10
suon disregard Tor all police regulations
by the loics as sholl make f' olush
Al weldo not tTumble'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
EMPLOYED Ar a rnEArEu.
4 uneo SoIsd 0",iNw 0mciHtss as
D1oTLerpcT.


nnOFLerper.
81. LOUIS Mo,, Sept. GA mod
csiIS ufufseI appearing gentleman,
utu.iuy n dark brown OveIclut over "a
uu,iuus,- luuklug tuit Of gray cathmete,
iltnted butOu white bhirt, "A polka
uU,tud scarf, with "a dismOui siud,tOOk
its rIAcp Mt The door Of the Standard
thrntgr last night. He was uonu
utlt,r than Frank james the once
noted DESPERATE, Train fobbur anu
hisnwaymsn. lie was trnusfel the
ltstiou u lew days ago and accepted It,
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the lace cOuTsu forever, There IL no
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tuppuso that 10 nal continued IN the
Iu-iutss he would have drllttu into u
ul-u.
sin tho future l viii be In the
theatrical liuV--nut on the stage but IN
the business IlllOe, or ~ tue door, 81
somewhere near about where the
money IL taken IN. have commenced
ut Tive b tom round, and expect L.
work my way gradually w. There
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
A Quarter
in Utah.
ANOTHER OLD RESIDENT
PRAISES DRs. SHORES &
SHORES NEW TREATMENT

Mrs. II. A. Baxter, residing In tho
Eleventh Ward has lived hore Tor %
years. She has Just passed through an
entirely successful course Of treatment
with Drs. Shores & shores. Mrs Sax.
tor had ca'arrh poison In her blood
and system tor years, but lat win er
1t grew very serious lior head aud
nose became entirely closed up, cau-
polling hor to breathe through her
mouth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
Colorado Mining property sold.

BOULDER, Col, Sept. 2i-Dr. Hep
peuheimtr, owner OF thu RuslOn anu
Baxter miues OF Ward, received telu.
gram tOJay iron julius Thompson
znd Douglas L.. V. Browne, stating
that tue purchase money tor the great
Columbian vein, inuludiug the Boston,
Baxter, suilivan, Columbia, Teller,
Davidson, Madeline anu NiSUt mine
wuH ready,
Ihis property IL on one OF the great.
est mineral lUdrs of Colorado anu Joins
tue celebrated Utica mine. A huge
plant Of machinery viii be- placed over
lhe Baxter shaiI, which viii be tuuE
10 great depth and levels will uo run
on tue trend Of the vein opening cut
the huge mineral bodies known TO eX.
1T Ia the property. Tue rev lmpLny
Will Issue si,UyU,uUO capital stock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25
nranInI InnIrl.I..

slURuis, Ky, sept 2i.-Anairs OF
Casey vile anu hvudtl, the tax PIE
riucIs, ARC drawing 10 n CrHs. iht
puOplc ace up 10 arms auI ready To-
Captain Blackwell, who Is ~ Union
town, te,-y tO mstch, having organ
lied uis forces anu received his copy vi
tie tax books. Great ,Ncit, mrnt pre-.
walls aud ulUuushuI h expected.
Captain u HuAwell has been Visited
by several ministers VI thu Chustiau
church, urging him g. dtsist from.
trouble here, Uut he refuses ON Ia,
ground that i've other men offered u
collect the tax.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-25

Los ANGELEs, CAR Sept "a
JnI,. Rls.. ln the Federal court this
,,'ntn,,tnr s,,t.nreI GtIlagcr aud Bu-
"hsnsu. A, Il. u. slrikor-, 10 eighteen
n,nnIhs IN tho county jail ani a Il 10 d.
s5.OD1. rhu outcome Of the h"a' iIial
In. csu,uI q eru.alion mere IN"
men are lnrso who attempted 10 IN
ttniIatp uon-Iuiun men on the
gou,hrrn Pacific dlrius the STRIKE
rnrT, arc many otuer cases ptndiuE
nj similar import.