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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
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nerrmnnn .Ineobsenls As.ignmeni.

Hermann Jacobsen, the dry goods
merchant doing bust ess Of No. u
Center street, New York cash store)
closed his DOOR on Monday evening,
and announced he was unable 90 pay
his cruditors. John w. Langley IL
assignee. The assets consist VI tho
goods, accounts. fixtures, uto., In the
store, AMI Of juWelfy Ia tbs vaults oi
the Provo Commercial and SAVING
bank. The liabilities are principally
20 merchants IN Salt Lake CITY aud the
Fast. Tue Utah creditors ars preferred.
They are as follows!
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PROVO.
tily Council.

Al last nighps seasiou Of the city
couuoii, q. %. Glaz,ef was appointed
a member u the city council from thu
Fifat ward, vice ". BreretOn, resigned.
The sum Of t5il.lO wns allowed DR..
Pike, payable M time warrants bearing
5 Dor cent Interest, after u lengthy
fquabble. Thls IL the amount OF uam-
ages awarded Pike against the city for
having tuu OIL bridge into the factory
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Tonighrs Prize Fights.

Henry Peppers underwent HE last
training yesterday befose ho meets
Williams, anu Il IN flno trim for the
contest, which will take place tonight.
Monday last no walked eight miles NJ
n rapid pace, boxed an hour with
Thompson, punched the Tag for an
hour ana Jumped the rope 6,Al4 lime.
The go will undoubtedly be lively
one, as will also the rattle between
Thompson and Lynch. Many OF salt
Lakes sports have come up 10 wit.
ness the 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

Five strikers Indicted by the special
grand Jury who could not succeed IN
obtaining bonds sufficient for their re-
lease we're Monday night taken TO the
Utah penitontiary.
Mr. W. II. Adams returned from p
visit 10 the coas. last evening. He
says things are very lively In the
West At prceent and IA well sAtistei
with his Ogden home.
Funeral services over the remains o
Goo. W. Harris, well knOwu cor.
tractor and builder u this city, who
died on Sunday evening, were held at
the family residence Tuesday alter
noon.
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We made the bold statement, ehal.
longing contradiction, in last weeks
Tribune, that the Stearns Bicycle was
the highest priced bicycle to the dealers
mot the highest list-hut to tho deal.
efs the highest priced bicycle lie the
world. Have any OF the agents OF other
wheels accepted the challenged Not
one. They know that we have the
proof We know to dollar what every
wheel sold in this city costs. aud wheih'
or long lists or short lists, We are
giving the rider better value for their
dollars In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

"STEARNS" wheel has flushed first.
first first The first Worlds Record
Broken this year falls to Nat butler,
and the 'SrEARNS" special 1l4
pounds, namely the Great Linscott
road race az Maiden, Mass, before
sixty thousand lbooool people, and the
time 70 hL ~ min, % rs sec. one hour.
eleven minutes and twen,y-eight and a
ith seconds, for twenty-five miles.
Thick of IL, ON the road Did the
"STEARNS' wood rims and feather,
weight wheels break down. / guess
no.
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music.

The Improvements Associations sons
hooh, contains oolecuou OF Original
and selected sonls and hymns. st ~ music ~
Proie-,or \. noosloy. Seventy .slgh, pascs u
e'oiee music, postpaid, zoe.
ID ~ Unto" uusic Hook, postpaid. so~
Primary Tune HOOK, no, without postage
eos
VIE PsAimody, PAPER sides, liso, Co,A, ti.so,
Half Laathnf. u.5o, Postage itsA each
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OGDEN.
wOULD.BE TRAIN wRECKERS.

Indictments Against Them, Bonds Fixed
and Accused Taken to Jail.
The grand Jury yesterday in Judge
Miner's court found two indictments
against each Of the strikers arrested IN
the act OF tearing up the Union Pacific
track yesterday morning. The hrst
Indictment charges them with an at.
tempt 10 commit murder by loOsening
tie rails OF said u. +. track In such a
way ns 20 be unnoilcoable by train
men, for the purpose Of dltohing the
mail train which was about 10 run over
said rails and on which were n number
n Messengers. The other indie meut
charges them with tampofing with
and destroying property belonging -
the Union Pacific Railway 90. An
additional indictment was found
against Deoamp, In which he ~
charged with assault aud battery up0I
the person Of ono John T.. Hamilton,
on the morning Of July an.
Indictments were ala0 found against
the boy, Wooton, who accompanied
tho men 10 the scene NJ attempted
wreck but who apparently took no
hand In the business and who ALEC was
opposed to any ouch lawloss act. lie
was found Whom arrested sitting In one
Of the buggios belonging 70 tue
wreoker.
The prisoners were without the nee
essary means with which 10 employ
an attorney aud J. ID. Murphy was
appointed by the court to act for thom.
The indictments were read 10 the
would.bo wfeckers, vino took but little
notice Of them; apparently not reallz-
Ing the seriousness OF the case, alter
which they consulted with Mr. Mur
ply and when asked, equity or noi,"
all entered pleas Of not guilty.
Their bonds were liked On tho flut
Indictment Al $4,000 each aud on tho
second at g. O0O; bond Of $500 was
nlao fixed against Decamp on tue third
Indictment They were unable TO pro.
cure bondsmon aud ~ 1925 were started
on the way 10 tue poniteniiary.
The time for trial Will be- Get this
afternoon and will probably be- Mon.
day nexi,as all are anxious 10 have tho
case disp cfed of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

The house has been doing goou
business, but several notes iell due
which could not be- promptly met,
hence the Assignment Nc. Jacobsen
be confident all creditors, b9ih pre-
ieffrd anu Others, will receive full
payment
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How about The Fowler?

Good wheel. good Workmanship.
Value for price in every purchase.
Try them.
MC A. Fisher, Fisher Brewing Com.
pauy bought two Waverly Bellies, one
for bis daughter and one for his niece.
Mr. John Kelly, same company, bought
one Naysrly Belle Tor his daughter iour
weeks ago' last sale resulted from the
FIRST
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Notes.

Attorney G. b. Pash left Tor Chicago
this morning.
The arrest Of two yAgs and peace
disiutbers was the police record last
night.
A long freight train pulled out for
the west Mondny night a. 6.2O, the iirst
10 leave for fifteen days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
Panther Killed.

Reese Hooks, Of this city, recently
killed a panther IN the south iotk Of
Ptovo canyon, near Holdaway's mill.
Mt Hooks has stuffed the skin with
ohnn and has II on exhibition NJ his
tUsldenCe,
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Notes.

The county board OF equalization
meola tomorrow.
A marriage license has been ls.ued 10
Peter AdamsOn, aged 90, aud Emily
kipputniek, 40, OF American Fork.
rhe couple were married at American
Fork Hud have left for IdRho ON we'd
ding tour.
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Incorporated.

Tho Excelsior Drug aud Paint com.
pauy has been incorporated Tor hfy
years. rhu capital " $4,000, and llu
place Of huhlnoss Provo. lhB incor-
porators aud the nmounts u stock arc
a. follow!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

Scars Is president Of the company,
Maibeu, vice president; Bituran,
treasufefi Wilson, secretary, and Pyne
director.
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Stearns,
Fowler,
Gendron.
WaVerly,

than Il 10 be iound elsewhere, In
every race meet this year held under
the sanction OF the l.. A. w., the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

FOR a FEW CENTS ANY PERSON
CAN OBTAIN A SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS. AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFECTU-
ALLY AS MISSIONARIES. TRY 1T
BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
TO YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
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Noble WoMeP's QvQs Series.

Lyd'a knights History, an iB,,,..,,-
Volume, STit'on Ia 40 attractive md pls,pns
style, sc.
ueroinea OF "normondom,p ir,.-.,,,.-
tsotgAos Of Womon vhy hars t.o,,s -
telsss vorthJ Of hoHor, aSe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

Indictments Against Them, Bonds Fixed
and Accused Taken TO jail.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The POPE'S ENCYCLICAL.
In Invitation 10 Join The Great
Roman Church.
=. a,t.roaism Necessary Between
ecclesiastical aud civii Inter.
esis. ne says.

N,v York, July GA World
,p,el,l from Baltimore say,: The last
.,c,ellcal Of Pope Leo Nil has been
,,cs,ved at the archeplsoopAl resi-
ds,es aud by the courlesy Of Cardinal
u,bbons, n careful English Translation
y, ,beLitin text has been prepared for
,hs Word The encyclioal IL addressed
IN thv people Of the United States and
,,ragraphs from II are ~ follows;
UIt il with the same great charity
,h.t We now turn towards those people
wbp In more recent age, under the
ineuenoe VI exceptional oonvulsionS,
temporal aud material, lett the bosom
IN the Roman church.
IFofgetful Of past yicithitudes let
them raise their spirit above human
,hipgs and consider this church found.
sdby Jesus Christ IL they will then
romuatr thelT own churches with this
,,utch ana see u what q pass religion
b,s come with them, they Will admit
Is.uiiy that, having forgotten the
fimttiyo traditions IN several impof.
t,,t puiuts, Tue ebb anu II Nv OF variety
,..s made lhrm slip into new things.
A adj they viii nos deny that Of the
tfuths when the authors OF this new
late OF things has taken with them
when they seeded hardly any certain
lufmulW remains"
In frgafd 10 tho church's relation TO
tie state tho enoyolicAl sAyt: "rhis
lt etty, however, need not arouse en-
mites aad antagonisIne, for the church
tsrlrcs to no power anu obeys no am
Jiuun. What II desires solely Is ~
pteuTve among men the exercise VI
yftue, anu by this means assure their
eternal salvation. More than this,
having regard to the requirements Of
al societies, II sometimes waives the
exercise OF its own rights, as has butn
shown abundAntly win its conventions
with different states. Nothing IN fur
lhsf lfom its thoughts tbAn to trespass
upon lnu rights VI civil authority,
which, ~ return, should respect the
tights OF tho CHURCH and beware VI
wulping any part OF them.
"Aud u now We eau consider, what
iruuercy do we zee by many toward
tue chIfch2 Suspected, disuAiued,
buted, accused anu, what IN worst, no
o1Oft. ate spared ~ bring II under the
yoke OF the civil authority.
"lts property ID cOnn.eated and it.
liberties narrowed Us education to
aspifabts ~ the priesthood IN hAmpefed;
frhgious societies arc dissolved Or ioi-
biuuen.
"lnv state has lis own rights and
CUTIE. The church has heie. Between
them thee should be bonds OF strictest
ojsoorJ. 30 surely would 10 sup.
Ifvssed the unrest visible In the rela.
ttus OF church anu state.
"May God, 40 rion In mercy, God
who holds Ia His power tbs times ana
tue propilious hours OF bis Infinite
goodness, grant our prayer and hasten
the PROMISE Of Jesus Christ, "rhere
snAll be- one fold and one shepherd"
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Cabinet useting. -AitEeid's Position
Considered. -Onicisis cheerful
WAsuINoIoN, July 0.--At the cAbl-
net meeting today the oniir o situation
was carefully gone over In the light Of
recent develop menls, aud particularly
Of the correspondence between the
President and Governor Altgeld. As
the result, II Ia believed there Ia now
strong disposltion TO afford the gov.
ernor ample opportunity to make good
his claim Of entire ability to cops with
tho present difficulty In his slate. Not
that the regular tro ops will be retired
from the isld, for they will still con.
tinue their guard over the mail trains
aud government property, but the
militia will be given full opportunity
to contend with the d sordurly m0bs
outside the railroad tracks and govern.
meut property, and the regulars prob
ably will bo kept In waiting 10 respond
10 any call 10 aid them,
The situation In the far west, and
especially on the Pacific Coast L. still
matter Of grave coGcern to the execu.
tive. Applications have come Tor 10.
lief from the complete blockade at
5 Sacramento, Cal, but the way IL not
yet clear 10 help. The militia seemed
to have proved almost worthless,
tainted by sympathy Tor the lawlo,s
element that stops them from the per-
formance Of their duty. The only
available troops aro nj Presidlo, San
ErauciHcO, and the war debaftmont
hesithtes TO order them away and leave
the valuable government property ht
San Francisco exposed 10 attack. It's
hoped that the \ tuation at Los a ngeles
viii ameliorate in n day or two, anu
the troops there eau bo rcleaseu anu
transferred to Sacramento.
One result Of the strike has been 10
show IN startling manner the inede.
quacy Of the United States regular
army, which has been reduced TO
mere skeleton. At present 20, 600 men
are expected 10 police the whole coun.
try.
General SohohalJ has been obliged
TO exercise great ingenuity aud Is uis.
POSING Of bis small forces 10 Ne to make
one man suffice for ten, and today II
would be ditiicult to transfer single
command In the West without expos.
Ing the great transcontlnental lines 10
Indefinite Interruption. Officials at
ths postofilcr department take a cheer.
iul view o. q situation.
"The backbone Of the strike will be
broken tomorrow night, despite todAy's
severe Developments In Chicago, % said
General Superintendent White OF the
railway mail service.
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profession. A man who commits
violence In any form, whether mem
Der OF our order or not, should be
promptly arrested and punished, anu
we should be hret to apprehend the
miscfeant or bring him to Justice. We
must triumph A. law.abiding citizens
VI not at all. Those who engage IN
iotcs and violence are our real enemies.
I'VE have " upon rollaOle authority
that toughs anu thugs have been em'
ployod TO create trouble 20 as TO
prejudice the public sgalnst our cause
These scoupdrels should In every case
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-07
TAKEN nACK 40 MURRAY.
Three Of the men SEARCHED Out OF
annyan Creek By - Mob.

SPOKANE, Wash, July 0.-Threo Of
the men marched out Of Canyon
Creek by the masked mob arrived here
tonight. They are drummer. West
anu Higgins. They we're overtAkeu
on their way 10 Thompson Falls by
deputy sherifa and tsken back to Muir.
ray on tue Nsfth Folk. They left
there al O'Clock this morning.
Other blacklisted men came cut
with them. They were made TO
swear never 10 return to Occur
d'Alene. The situation IN the mines
10 critical.
This Spoksmdn.RsuieB ooTrespon.
dents dare not send out detailed
specials.
WallAcs 10 filling up with union
miners from surrounding campo. They
are cLrousing, drinking ami threaten
lux violence.
Twelve special officers were sworn
In last night. sheriff Cameron IL se.
verely criticised for his failure to make
arrests.
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ALroELp Ann CLEVELAND,
Farther TaiL on til. subIsct OF state
Supremacy

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 6.-Gov-
ernor AltpolI has dispatched lengthy
reply TO President Cleveland on the
subject Of ordering federal troops into
the state OF Illinois. He says that n
the President eau send federal troop,
into "a community without regard TO
the question whether that community
IL Able 10 enforce the laws Itself, then
the principle Of local government never
existed In this country " has been d.
slfDyed,
lilo says It isa fundamental principle
in the government, except In time VI
war, that the military shall be subject
TO tho civil authOrilius. lie proteHls
that tue federal troops now In Chicago
are not acting under tho civil authori-
tier. Hs says that tho statute author
lzlng federal troops to he sent into the
state In certain cases cuntemplalea that
the state troops shall he taken there
first.
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4 FEW MORE.

Good people WIN endorse Drs. Shores
& shores new treatment;
Mr.. Ralph HOyAck, spanish Fork.
Mr.. Hyfum Rock, Center Ward, City.
James J.. Chalmers 2i7 Fourth South
Street, CITY.
John n. Matho'on, 2i2 West South
Temple street, City.
Mrs. Julia Van whenen, Midway,
Utah.
Colonel Farnham, Ocoola. Utah.
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THE PUBLIC CONVINCED
That Drs. Shores g. Shores are Salt Lakes
Leading Specialists.
Tho Wonderful has Brought Health and Hap
plness to Hundreds OF Homos.
The BEST PEOPLE TESTIFY TO the SKILL OF THESE PHYSICIANS.

week ago was a terrible sufferer. My
nose was constantly stopped up. drop
ping In tho throat. Some nights could
not lay down al al on account Of tho
wrotchod dropping from the head to tho
throat l had sort u gripping pain In
10 state that after ten days treatment
With DrH. Shores & shores my Improve
mont has been wonderful, and / hoarii-
ly recommend those physicians 10 ALL
You viii take note, considering tho
facts that this patient has only had ten
days treatment, yet the improvement
has been noticeable from tho very boz
ginning, and n catarrh can DO cured, i'm.
provemcnt should appear ir that length
" time.
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SIR W. II. McARrNEy,

Bookkeeper for Bothwcll 4 Mc-
Conaughy, the Lumber Dealers
Adds Ills Testimonyi
ono OF tho most expert book koopors
In the city Is In tho employ Of Bo,hwcll
q Mouanaughby, tho lumber dealoru.
HIS name Is W. u. Mccartney. Ia an
interview with Mr.. Mccartney, ho says'
"Yes, can endorse Drs. shores &
Shoros' now treatment, Tor Il has done
wonders for mo, aud TO any who may
be suffering from oaiarrh | would say
don't delays 10 TO ur-. Shores s. shores.
They have proven they arc successful
specialists
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SINCE 1850,
Mr.. W. VI. Scott, has Resided In Salt
Lake City-IIc Endorses Dra.
shores a shores New
Treatment.

Did you ever notice the evidence pro.
scented by Drs. Shores q Shores IL from
some OF tho oldest and most respected
residents Of Salt Lake city, Why n u
they arc telling the public about their
ever gave such evidence OF their skill2
You are n reader. and eau Judge Tor
yourself Read what Mr. W. VI. Scott
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A cIer,gmnn Arrs.,ed.

Los ANGELES, July 6.--rhis after.
noon Rev. i. w. RAvlin was arrested
by a deputy United States marshal on
a charge Of having made AN inoendi.
AIRY AMI hery speech tending 10 excite
the strikers 10 riot and rebellion and
calling upon them TO disobey the Con-
siitutiOu and laws OF the United States.
He whs arrested at his residence and IL
now Ia Jail. His bond was placed al
1000.
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OMAHA, July s.-A special TO the
Beo from Hot Springs, =. d., sayE A
oiou ibufsI occurred Ia the canyon lust
ABOVE tho town this afternoon, fol.
lowed by tremendous hailstorru.
Drifts OF hail six feet deep were lodged
IN the streets. A great wave Of water
came down FAN river, washing out
bridges and covering tho Elkhorn
tracks with debris. Two lumber yards
aud other buildings were carried away.
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SILKS SILKS SILKS |

Just received O. new assortment OF
Printed China silks. They were delayed
by the strike and we offer them A. 25c
yard. These are really worth 5Uo yard.
Soc our South Window
We have an Elegant stock Of Printed
Japanose aud pongeo Silk, Iva various
widths, and they will go at 3ic, 4ic, and
go yard, worth forty por cont. more,
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Gov s,ons, Too

JEFFERSON CITY, No., July g.
Governor Stone IL In a bad humor over
what he terms the impeitinoGee Of the
United States authorities In local
Affairs In regard TO the strike OF
railway employees. lie says Mis-
tourl can protect It's own
property and preserve peace without
assistance from the United States.
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The neriin scandal.

BERLIN, July O.--Tho hieiae Jour.
nal says that the wife Of Royal Cham.
borlain Won kotz has received an
anonymous letter offering for 10000
marks TO diyulgo the mamie OF the
author OF the slandsTous epistles which
her husband was accused OF writing.
The offer has been accepted and the
appointment made.