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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-03
LEGAL NOTICES,

Client TO pay on the costa of this suit and sale
the taxes that have accrued on said property and
the debt lug to the Bankers' Loan and Invest
mcht Company, say about $3.50 and as to tho
residue upon credit OF Que and two years which
said deferred payments shall! be evidenced by tho
notes OF the purchaser hearing Interest from
date and secured b. deed OF trust upon tho
property conveyed.
LUCIAN II. COOKE,
EVERETT PSRKiNS,
special CoinmiseiDucrs
Is 5. Brooke, clerk. do certify thA, tn tond'
rcqnirnd of the above named commissioners has
been duly executed this eth October 1891.
lu72ot no S. BROOKE, Clerk
10y VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF TIIH
~ Hastings Court for the city CT Roanokc, Va,
entered on the iS,h day Of July 1911 IN the chan
Gerry cause OF Ohenchan and Greidcr W. Ron
noko Back Marble Company. will ON MON
DAY. 18TH DAY VI NOVEMBER, 1891, AT ia
O'CLOCK noon, In front OF the courthouse tu
the city OF Roanoke. VA. CIcr for sale the fol-
lowing real estate to-'vit: All OF that iand lying
in the county OF Br;c,onrt. State of V!r.iuit, on
Bhck creek and OF the southwest side OF the
Fincastc and Blue Ridge turnpike road, 1t bcin,
the same tract Of ian vat was conveyed to B.
eoncr OF the circui; court Tor the county of
Botetourt in chancory suit OF James Linkcn-
hoker aom't. ~. Jas Il. Linkcnhoker's heirs,
the tract containins u. icres OF land the cours
and distances for which are fully set forth In
said decd and the title to which SAID land now
stands In the Roanoke Black Marble Company.
This If valuable tract OF land a. tCcouut OF
the hinck marble which IL located upon IT, Pros
p.cctiye pnrchnas,srs by applying to the under
and any information desired will be furnished.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thrd OF the put chase
money cash and the balance on a credit OF six
md twelve months. FOR which deferred payments
| Understanding bonds with good personal
| security must hc given and the title retained
until all the purchase money Il paid. Respect
| fully, WM. a. GLASGOW, JR
| Commissioner
| $ =. Brooke. clerk OF the IInstings Court for
| the city NJ Roanoke, Va, hereby certify that n
bond with approved security has been given by
| w, A Glasgow, jr., III the sum OF 5000, rs re-
| CURED ny the decree above set forth
| ~ o tds. :. =. BROOKE Clerk. 10
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-03

ALE.-WHERRAS A CERTAIN
M was executed by John p. Hud.
udson, his wife, 10 George j.
date the 2Sth day OF July,
In tho clerks ofiico OF the
= city of Roanoke, Va, in
~, to secure the performance
4 and payments specified In a
by the said John =. Hud
said decd for the pay
Il = lars (Sl.50W to the
s! = Loan Association
Z . th their articles OF
= E 4 3 y Nd George j. Peet
Sthe Judge OF the
y = !! 3oanoke, Va, at
: >, appoint Junius
:; q 3 bee and stead OF
!, igal notice as pro-
4 }rties In interest;
ii T Pm ade In the pay.
= u goned in said bond
II u than three months,
:; 20 to do by the bene.
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UY yIKruE OF Ia pEcRKx ENTEREp IN

UY VIRTUE OLA DECREE ENTERED IN
the chancery cause OF Lucy K Preston
others, pending In the circuit court for the city
oibtoanoke. Virginia, on the Gth Jay OF October,
ANA y yspS Is aeca 1 trst dated Inc
ice OF the Hastings Court for the city Of Roam
I 2e, Virginia, in deed book a. page g. whereby
e$2 liam Lunsfotd and Mamie r.. his wife, con-
ff3yed the property hereinafter described to
62fbnry Gibson, trustee, to secure TO the Roanoke
s. obstruction and Improvement Company certain
|5t4 yments therein mentioned, and having been
3pointcd by said decree as commissioners OF
court to execute the conditions therein con-
<36nei, the trustee therin named having departed
I. 81 aaasHSsERsa ss',i SsS
asSiion to the highest bidder in front Of
}as7 following described real estate lying ana be-
in the city OF Roanoke, Virginia:
a>.,1 ginning live feet from the northwest corner
ne lot upon " hich the Palace Hotel lie situated
V3 saiiroao avenue ,e thence south degrees Is
ates west 100 feet to lot No. 81, thence with
,V3 q north % degrees f5 minutes west 20 feet to
lsSsSp. ~, tnencc along same north degrees IS
minutes east 100 feet to Railroad avenue, thence
minutes east 20 feet to the beginning. oontaining
.ooo square feet. and being part OF what Is
know WI as Tot No Is Fifth ward. according to
Company, and being part OF the same property
eOav Eye 10 william Lunsford by Henry Felix
TERMS OF SALE: For cash az to 90 mucb of
the proceeds as may be necessary TO dcfrav tho
expenses OF executing this trust, including legal
anu u pay the costs or this
from the date OF the entry OF eaid decree. and to
my on and discharge the sum OF $72.3i taxes for
the year lsy2 and the taxes upon the property for
inc years 1913 and 1894, amounting to $l3j 20, and
10 pay on and discharge the sum of $i,7iO, with
interest from the let day of August 1892 tho res
idue TO be payable In two equal annual install.
menis ut ONE and two years from date. said nnv
ments 10 bear interest and be evidenced by ncgo
t,aDle notes and secured by deed OF trust upon
the property sold.
A. BLAIR ANTRIM
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON
Special Commissioners
city OF Roanoke: Lucy E. Preston, piaintiIr,
against H. NJ. Dsnicl,trustcc, ard ais, defendant
Chnnccry. 10y
!, ). ) Brooke, clerk OF the said conrt, do GER
tify that the bond required of the special com
missioner5 by the decree rendered in said canse
given. $3.50 ~ i'
Given under my hand rs clerk OF the said court
this 18th day OF October, 1894
,o. s. S. BROOKE,
III Ia td fSO Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES

In aud the balance IL any, will be required
en,oH . months from the day or sale, and re
yeysd oyia deed OF trust on the property con-
!. Nz7tct 1913 J.F. wINGFIEL Trustee.
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,.5asoes " ;Ss .sS sssa;s ai1s1,
tho decree rendered IN tho above mentioned caus
on eth October. 1894, has been duly executed.
III ~ I'd 126 s. S. BROOKE, Clerk
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-WuEREAS A CERTAIN
Il deed OF trust was executed by Joel K Moe
nav to Geo j. Poet, trustee, bearing date OF
March tho 3D., 1898, and recorded In the clerks
oice OF the Hastings Court for the city OF Roa
performances of certain conditions and payments
specified In certain bond executed by the sad
Joel Il. Moomaw OF even date with the said deed
Tor tho payment OF eight hundred dollars SsOOl
TO tho National MutnaE Bnildinp and Lnan Assn.
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" she parties In interest; and
nereas aelanit }ecn made In the payments
9rd Icon conditions me1foned in said bond and decd
Il OF trust for mfre thar three months, and after
having been Tquircd so to do bv tho beneficiary,
tne NstoDal1 lutual ilding and Loan Associa-
lion OF New York, s.iall by virtuc of said d. cd
and pursuant to the terms thereof, proceed 10
seli aG pnblic auction to the highest bidder, ON
, DECEMBER 1ST, 1so4. AT . 10 O'CLOCK, P n
on the premises. all the property convey d in
bounded and described as follows. to-wit:
beginning at point OH the II side OF Lou
don street forty [4ol feet west of First street
running the &c In westerly direction along
Loudon street forty (4Ol feet to u point, thence
In n northerly direction one hundred and thirty
ll3Ol feet to an alley, thence in eastcry drec.
ton forty dOl feet to poiUt, thence in n south
erly direction one hundred and thirty 1901 feet
to London street. the place OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nay all costs of cx-
ecuting this trust, including n commission to the
trustee, and to pay or the snid bond with arrear-,
ages due thereon, amounting III the aggregate TO
SIX hundred and thirty four 1910 LS63llS] IN OF
october Both, 1874, and the balance, II any In one
and two equal annual instruments due IN twelve
and twenty-fou months with interest thereon
from date, the purchaser executing negotiable
notes for deferred payments and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold.
II I'd 1913 JCNlUS MCGEHEE, Trustee
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= . r 49,. 't'iai Couinl-eipncts
required of the above-named commissioners has
been duly executed this 9TH october, 1891.
~ 4 'Jt 1lO s. BROOKE, Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
TELEGRAPHlC,
4 PECULIAR CASE.
sOrgs Honga Falls From a Horizontal
Z Bar and Breaks His Neck,
lur lie SURVIVES TUE ACCIDENT
And the Physicians Hope TO Bs Able
TO Repair the GENERALLY
Fatal Injury.

NEW YORK, July "a broken
mark !. the only drawback to the
physical bpppinesa Of George Mense
and even this the surgeons Of Flower
bo.pitsl hope to remedy before snow
dies again, and his neck will he Ike
those OF othee living men. He was
,tudent OF williston seminary on June
Q last. On that day while he was
exercising on horizontal bar lac los'
nj. hold and fell to the hooL He
struck ON the back OF his head aud
was pickci up unconscious. A local
dsotor diaRnUzsd his injury as n severe
sttAin 10 the tondons OF the neck'
After passing two weeks IN bed Menge
was sent to his home In philadelphia.
several weeks after the accident ne
vas sent to the Pennsylvania hospital
and his neck was iOund TO bo broken
He remained Ia the hospital for
months. Hisupper body was enessed IA
n PLASTER cast, 10 which 'Jufy mssp'
vas rigged to keep his head IN POSI-
lion. He finally went 10 the Flower
hospital. They determined TO enoasv
him from his walatu up except his lace
aud ears Ia plaster Of paris cast. Ia
four months tue bones are expected 70
knit and become ~ strong As ever.
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THE PUBLIC CONVINCED
That Drs. Shores g. Shores are Salt Lakes
Leading Specialists.
Tho Wonderful Treatment Brought Health and Hap
plness to Hundreds Of Homes
THE BEST PEOPLE TESTIFY TO THO SKILL OF THESE PHYSICIANS

week ago ! was terrible sufferer My
nose was constantly stopped up, drop
ping tn tho throat. Some nights I could
not lay down az all on account Of tho
wfoiched dropping from the head 90 the
throat ! hal a s1rt N gripping pain ln
he pit Of the stomach; hearing hbi, ia
ftrt I was In bad condition, and want
~ state that sitter ten days treatment
with Drs. Shores s. shores my improve
mont has be0n wonderful, aud / hCirti-
~ recommend these physiciaus 10 all
You viii take note, considering the
facts that this patient has only had len
days treatment, yet the Improvement
has been noticeable from tho very boz
ginning, aud Il catarfh can be cured, im.
provomout should appear in that length
OF time.
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man standing upon some faillngH over.
halAnced himself ana was imphlet ana
killed. The beat was 20 intense nun
dfeds Of people tainted, and, owing 10
the packed crowds, 1t was With diticul'
~ they could be euccofed and re-
moved.
A paslo occurred at the Arosdes u
the Rue de Ia Rivoli, near the Cam
bon. A. the end OF the procession
passed, an cfiicef's hcfts shied nnd
backed into the crowd. Those behind
the frat low lines Of the crowd were not
aware Of the cause VI the disturbance
and some foolish poison ehouted' "a
bOmblO The nilflghted eighi-lsefs
made n desperate rush In their etloft 10
escape what they believed TO DO an I'M
pending explosion. stands and
benches packed with people were
overturned aud some per,ons fell 20
the ground au1 were tfampled under
foot.
The procession reached the Caihe-
drai OF NUife Dame a. noon wnarn a
most Impressive scene was Witnessed.
| As the caskst was taken from the
funeral car tho officers all snlutod to-
/ gethef, the troops presented aimi tho
| lrumueis rang out a grand salute, the
/ NIlN III aA AANNNN ANNtNh HhA NAfa H.Nf'N
/ tolled moufnIuliy. the whole illing
/ The air with a strange waiiing SOUND
| which echoed Tar and Wide.
| The clergy, headed by the hrchbIs
hop OF pafis, preceded ths bier W tue
aisls 70 u monumental catniaique, die
placing the altar which usually stands
~ that spot
The cnoir At No,re Dame ana tho
| ConsstvatoitU DO MuHgue executed The
liturgical uhnuts anu two numbers u
G0unod's "Mors 81 Wis.," NJ. Felix
FAufe, the famous baritone, bsiug the
s0loitt.
The plainilve notes Of "Dies traen
we're sung by tho choir aud NJ. Faute's
rendering OF "Pio Jttu" nom Saint
shen's requiem.
This produced n profound imptes.
sion. Before pfunouncing tho absUlu.
lion. the archbishop Of Paris delivered
an allOcutio the cardinal sale:
"BeiUrU this mourning, which has
on .cted every French heart without
distinction Of opinion, one recognizes
that France, In spite OF moments Of
iotsetiulnesu and error, always regarde
thochirf Of state a. representative Of
divine authority.
"rho late president war an uprig ht
man In public AZ we'll a. private life,
ana these simple words have been ro-
posted by all STAGE his death aud con-
siitute greater eulUgy than orations
"May this life, sacrificed 10 duty,
prove n great Lesson ~ all French
hUntts.n
Tue archbishop Of Paris concluded
with Offering respectful homage to the
CsrnOt family, aud by Inviting all
Christians 20 pray TOT the repoto Of tn'
soul % the iate president.
The religious cutumOuy In the Ca
theital was concluded al 9 p. M, whVt
the procession reformed Anu proceeded
q across the river TO the Pantheon.
b Nine. Garnet remained ut the Ely
I roe Palace with her daughter aud thi
wives " the mem ert VI the military
household after the funeral procession
b had started, aud M noon, when th'
b. body was arranged 10 arrive NJ NOtr'
, Dame, mass was celebrated In thl
c chapel Ia the palace tor the scpose o
the late PRESIDENTS soul. The chHpc
. was draped with black nnd tue widO v
). manifested the gteatest anguish ~ Tia,
4 Abbe koslna 0fiioiated NJ the sacrv'
4 ceremony,
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Innnn nnnt on Mar.

LoNDos, July IA special 10 the
nmcs from Shanghai says Evidently
bent upon gaining supremacy inRorea,
Japan continues her warllke ptepara-
lions on larse scale. japan hns sum
moned the King Of Korea 10 reliuqulsh
Chinese suEsrainty, 10 declare his In
dependence, 10 scCopt japanese pfotec-
ton, and 10 dismiss the Chinese rosi-
dents.
japan has answered the Engllsh and
Russian pacific Ovefturss by sending
5000 more troops 10 Seoul. The Japa-
ntse troops in Korea now number 5000.
China has seut "a epecial envoy to
Seoul to confer with thr Japanese mlt e
lhLNf.
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MIR. W. -. MCCARTNEY,

for Boutwell, 4 Me-
Conaughy, the Lumber Dealers,
Adds HIS Testimony
Ouo OF tho most expert bookkeepors
In the city Is IN tho employ Of boutwell,
& Mechanically, the lumber dealers.
Ills name IN W D. Mccartney. Ia an
Interview with Mr. Mccartney, he says
eyes. can endorse DR.. Shores \
Shores now treatment, Tor 70 has done
wonders for me, and To- any who may
be suffering from catnrfh / would sny
don't delay. go TO nrs. shores shores.
They have proven thuy arc successful
spool llsts.n
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THE TRUTH ALWAYS.

Mr.. Thomas Cracrutt, Of 733 East
Fourth south street, Tcstiiicsi
Mr. Thomas Craeroit has resided hero
Tor tho past twcnty.throo years Can
bic statement bo doubieig Is this not
evidence sufficient 90 convince the most
skoptical7 Mt Cmcrot says.
havo boon great sufferer with
caiarrh. Ahor taking prs. ShoUs q
Shores treatment ten days / fee 80
much improved I deem % duty To-
inform others who may be- suffering as
was, that nrs. shores & shores now
treatment IL decided sncgras.
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A FEW MORE.

Good people who endorse Drs. shores
a ShuTfs' new Treatments
Mr.. Ralph Boyack, spanish Fork.
Mr. Hynm Rock, Center Ward, city
Street, city,
John y. Maiho' on, 2i2 West South
Temple street, city.
Mrs. Julia Van Whonen, Midway,
Utah.
Colonel Farnham, Oc0ola, Utah.
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boycott siluat!on AZ Trinidad. On Sat-
urday Receiver Tfumhull Of the Unlon
Pacific, Denver 4 dull system applied
u Judge Hallett of the United States
circuit court for an Injunction reslIaiu.
inc the ftfikers nom interfering with
the property or operations NJ the .falns
on th = road. The order was granted,
and last night yer 100 deputy United
siaies mafshals were sent 10 enforce
the order. When tho officers arrived
here todsy, they were Immediately
surrounded ny a mob Of !. 900 strikers
and dishTmod.
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~ wAsHlNGroN.

WAsHISuION, ID. e., July l.-Sol.
emu requiem high mass for the lalo
President Garnet was celebrated Ia ~.
Matthews church at noon today In
tho presence Of President Cleveland,
the Diplomatic corps and representa-
lives Of all branches OF the govern.
mont.
Alter the requiem mass the cruciflE
was borne before the black drapod can.
delabTA and the prayers for the reposo
Of the soul Of the dead president were
repeated by Father keervlc.
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Midsummer Clearing Sale Prices
on silks.

10 inch, Blsok eros Grain SIX, worth
o0c, for 300 yard.
20 inch, Black eros Grain silk, worth
sl2u, for zoe yard
90 inch, Black Faillr Franchise, 90 cd
heavy cord, worth SL55, for BIC var B.
gl inch, Black Satin RhodAmo, good
quality, fine black, worth pJc, Tor O4'.c.
yard,
Printed JAP, Printed Chlnaa, Lowest
prices over offered for substantial mater
ial, our 400 quality In lovely Dark
Ground Designs, down % gSr.
our soc qualify, down 20 SIC.
Look at our $50 aud 65c.
Tnoso are tho best bargains In dosIrn-
bic aud soasonablo goods ever shown 10
this country.
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Mr.. W. VI. scott, has Resided In salt
Lake City-iic Endorses Drs.
shores n ShorCs' New
Treatment.

bid YOU over notice tho evidence rre.
scented by Drs. shores IS Shores l. from
some Of tho oldest aud most respected
residents OF Salt Lake city, Why is u
they arc telling the public about thor
ever gave such evidence ui their skiII2
You nre reader, and can Judge iof
yourself Read what Mr.. W. NJ Scott
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WHITE WAISTS.

Nch a StOokl
SO man aayo never before beOu
shown her
20 dor, White Waists, eolorcd ems
broldery edge, worth sL5O, for go,
beautiful Colorod Embroidered Waists,
worth S2.25, for Sl.4i.
Very Handsome Embroidered Waists,
white or colorcI, worth 50 90, for Sl7j,
Colorod Waists. shirt Waists Thou
sand, Of Thorn, all being closed now as
Slaughter PriceA
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PARIS, July Count Won Munster,
the German Ambassador, informed
Prime Minister Dupuy and Nj. Monna.
tsux, tho minister OF ierslgn hfiairs,
that upon tbs occasion OF NJ. Carnops
ousequies, Emperor William bad
granted pardon to Lieutenant DA'
gnny anu Lieutenant MhlsVas, tile two
Freach officers who were convicted Ia
December last al LSipsio VI being
HplBs.
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ROME, July 1.-The murder has
caused a great sensation throughout
Italy, ami the feeling against the an-
ntchists has been greatly intensified.
Tue blow delivered by the assassin
caused the dagger 10 penetrate the
liver, and the similarity Oi the wound
10 that which killed M. Garnet was rs-
MARKED upon by the victim shortly
before his death.
AZ yet the murderer has not been
captured. he WAS aeon alter the deed
to run 20 u carriage, In whiuh were
aittinR two men, VINO were apparently
waiting Tor him. He jumped INFO tho
carriage, the horses were lashed Into a
gall0p and tho three men escaped be-
lore any attempt could be- made 10 stop
them,
Signor BanJi represented In LsghoTn
the Reuter- Telegram company Of Lon
don.
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LACEs


~ NHNHH hNhlA AHA"tNA a. 'NNNa
BLACK Chantly Laoo, value go yard,
Tor 30 yard.
Black Scarhug In handsome patterns,
sold at iUo aud 500 yd, for 2lo aud Doe
yard.
An Elegant Assortment Of Ecru aud
White Point do Noniso and Point dc
Gene LAGOS, in latest designs, with or
without not top sold from ~ 10 soc yd,
for z TO DE yard.
Blar. bourbon Lace, Insertion,
valve zoe, SOC. lIc, Tor Zoe, Zoe, POO yard.
j TO 4 inches Wide,
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WRAPPERS.

Another big invoice N Wrappers ar.
rived, and will bo sold at about half tho
usual pr.cos.
Indigo Blue Wrapper a. lac 500 eta
Sateon Wrappers atSL2j ShlJ SLI5,
etc.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS OK ALL
READY.RLDE GOODS.
DUCK SUITS.

Now Styles and Patterns have arrived
until We arc now showing tho most com.
p'oto assortment OF all the Latest styles,
iu Getaways, DIroctoirc, and Boss coat
shapes in Duck, Picque, and Canvas,
Linen, o,o., nom slo5, $40, $3.50 up.
Tho preuies,, nobbicsi Suits In the
city, for $3.50, value 5000, Eegsut,
Tailor.madO.
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ANAncmIer PLors.
Sentence Of Death Pronounced Upoi
the Russian IEAr.

the Russian CsAr.
BERLIN, June 3O.-ln connection
with the anarchist movement, a start.
ling rumot has reached hero from ~.
Petersburg. IL says thst tho cEar re-
Gently found upon HE table a docu-
ment which set forth that sentences u
death had been pronounced upon him,
aud that the sentence would be carried
out within twenty.t0uf h0uiA This
document was signed 1.-THE Society for
the Liberation Of Russians." The
Gear found upon the dressing table IN
hiB dressing room a skull with the
word ".AlsKAndor" Inscribed upon the
frontal bone.
Up 10 tho present time all the re-.
sources OF the Russian police have
proved Intellectual 10 discover how the
uOoumpnt anu the skull were Intro.
duesdfnto tho palace, or TO hnu any
clue TO the persons connected with this
attempt 10 alarm the Car. General
TschtTsyln, who was In charge OF the
imperial palace, and who was respOn.
siblo Tor the safety Of the ear, has
since boen dismissed from his position,
IL IA stated that all the imperial scr.
wants, since the discovery OF
the "ssntono0 Of death" aud
the skull have been replaced by Old
soldiers.
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LEGHORS, July IA crime some
what resembling the numbering Of
President Garnet was committed Ia
this city to-day. A. Siguor Bandl,
director Of tue GdsCttd LiuOTHCsse, was
entering his carriage a. O'Clock, he
was set upon by man whom Il was
subsequently, learned was an Guar-
ohist, who Drew a knife nnd stabbed
him IN the abdomen,
SignOr BEndi was lat once attended
by physicians, who decided the olly
hops VI saving his lifo was To perform
lh1 operation Of lapAtol0my, THIS was
done, hut Slgnor BAndi uled short
tins afterwards.
Prime Minister Crlspi was questioned
In the Chamber OF Deputies Ia regard
TO the murder, lie stated that Slghor
BAndi hal been stabbed and killed by
an anarchist, owing 10 the articles that
had appeared In his paper against an
afChlsm,
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IF YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT LAKE

for the he
controls
send
Medicines shipped carefully this treatment
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HOW IT TuIs2


Mr. Richard symth, proprietor Of the
hat factory at 3ls q street, Is one Of 'he
Old pioneers. lie Is known 90 nearly
eyoryope Ina salt Lake city. After tax.
inc len daya Of Dfa. Shores & sh0rgtf
treatment. he -aysi
OF can truihmlly state that under ufs.
Shores q ~horo.'s new iroatinont,l nave
Improyed more than I over thought pos
slbio Tor a man Of my age. ! can RECON-
mend them to al my friends a. honest
conscientious and skillul physioinns.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
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