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Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" Nc later
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-28

penalty the city ofdlnances might
have In store Tor thing Of thi'
character; aud iis proprietor evidently
thinks 10 the sailing OF dlsiribuiion Of
HE disgusting product there IL no dan
ger.
The Nrws wants 10 know u In
this supposltion the foul creature IL
correct. Il there no Law, aud no
official to enforce II, that Will put =
stop TO a publication % disgrace ui'
Every respectable paper should al
once raise iis voice sgainst 10 hideous
a blot pou tue honorable profession o.
Journalism. livery citizen, especially
every parent aud every teacher Of In
nucent youth, shouldjo tho crusade
against an outrage 90 gfoss. We
have failon into sad days, ia.
deed, n a wretch whose only
thoughts are vile, can without hind.
rance or fear OF punishment print and
publish the dlth Of the bfolhel, play
{ be part n oharacter.assa,sin, and
rovel In the nastlntss bic own doprayed
mind shall discover aud advertise.
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engaged In strengthening their rosi.
ton. On tbs land side the placs il
ass llable only in one direction and on
the sea side the approaches are narrow
and can easily be cut Oh by means Of
pst0eu. This natural stronghold IL
nov further being strengthened by
means Of trenches and various obstt.
Giles and the garrison has been aug.
mon,e 30 tina, IL numbers 5000 men.
A fleet Of twenty ships have also ar.
rived at Asan.
China's plan seems 10 be 10 make
this place her ba,i. Of operation, Ia
CoreA. by holding It she secures n
line Of retreat anI port through
which supplies may be brought ~ the
army nov marching across the north.
ern frontier u Corss and whose
business u Is b slblugsie the c3untry,
recover possession Of the capital An /
finally effect juuc,loa with the
division at Asau. Japan's loct mus.
be 10 prevent this. She will elicavor
TO cut oil the Northern army from tho
basis Of supplies aad destroy to fleet
aud dnally drive tho Chine,o out Of
Corea. This seems to DO the plan Of
campaign 10 lar as can be gathered from
the dispatches on the subject.
II IL noticeable that thoso mos,
familiar with the two countries gen.
orally refrain from expressing any
opinion as to the probability OF Japan
or China coming out victorious. The
latter counlry IL ten times A. large and
populous o. It's assailant. TIE whole
population Of Eufops barely equals
that Of ChinE, aud any one OF the most
denstly populated provinces Of that
empire has nearly A. many inhabit.
ants as this United States. Were all
this macs u humanity united In the
defense Of tho county and led by In.
telligent officers, the outcome would
not be uncertain. AZ II Il, no one ca
f3rcste what may happen. There
Ia no doubt that the secret
combinations which hate the
present foreign dynasty will
telIe tho opportunity Of making an
effort for rebellion, aud should the
japanese troops be landed on China's
shores aud there nnd allies In the
millions who are sworn to overthrow
the government, Japan's chances
wouli DO much greater than they nj
frst appear.
The present commotion IN Asia de-
rlvcs much Interest from the fact that
In ages past wars Ia those remote parts
OF the globe exercised an influence In
the whole world, felt to this day. II
was due TO the political up
heavala there that the Huns
aud VAndas and later the Turks
were compelled to migrate westward.
They broke up ancient Rome aud
devastated the Byzantine empire,
To- ng their imprints Of bsrbarity
every where and completely changing
tho map Of Europe. Napoleon said
once that the East IL the theater OF
mighty events, aud tho present war
IL pos.ibly one OF them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-28
AGRIcuLlrRtL COLLEGE.

II gives the NLws real pleasure to
bring 10 the public mlnd At this time
the Agricultural College OF Utah, At
Logan, which opens its school year on
Tuesday mex, September i,h. rhs
aims and methods Of the Institution
are sueh as can DO commended with
all sincerity, while its facilities are OF
the very best for tue hlnlment Of the
high purpose It has In view. Founded
Tor tho hi her techn ical and Industrial
education OF our youth--and being IN
this respec, single and unique among
all insuIuIcs OF Learning In Utah--it
has peculiar claims to encouragement
aud favor IL belongs to tho people,
aud the NEWS thinks they should be
informed concerning II, that they may
snare In H. bcueflb.
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The AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE OF UTAH.

l. Tho Colie-s will tpsn Tuesday,
September 4ib, TOT TIE 'e0ep'''u VI
itu dents.
2. some Of lie facilities ior pIactloal
Instruction afr. Nine bullulhHs OF the
value " sl5g OBJ; scientific spparstus
worth 81. UUJ. i've courses ol ihs.ruo'
iion-Agficutufe, Iomesuo hit''
Mechanical h gineefns, Slsll hn-
ginsering AM CUmmtfclaI oclehcfi
also snort courses sni post-staluale
courses; facIiiy OF twenty teaohefai
mostly specialist, los acres Of gfoupu
tot experimtnial emInslra,ions In
A sflculute, Horticulture, Daltying,
ETC.; an assured income OF SsB,OO1 Tor
tins present nisnnial perioIi we'll
equipped sbors f1t manual ,fsiuing IN
tho nse Of the best modern tools,
nischinsfy, guI practical WORK genef.
ally; Tree tuitiou; yearly entrance fee
t5.UJ.
3. The total cost Of attending (boari,
room, clotbiuy, books ami incidentally,
need not exceed $3.50 % yUar
4. IL IL situa,sJ On nm lisAl college
town, free froai tho temptltlOnu anu
aliuftmenis o! large cities, ami without
the dullness usual 10 smaller towns.
5. IL pfovilts Instruction aud train
Ing suited 10 tl0 wants Of tue masses
Of the peopI., il auing couises rep
fetont tue ilIr gfsAt v0oatiuns Of tue
people; Agriculture, the Mechanic
Arts, Commeics aud Home Wofs.
o. tEaks o. the people none OF thelr
money, but only that their sous and
daughters, suiil'lontly advanced 10
enter upon Ne courses, be Induced to
share In IT. brnehts.
7. II IL siluated In Logan, Utah,
reached by the Unlon Pacific railway.
5. A catalogue describing It, courses
aud facilities Tor Instruction and pfac.
iioal work, will be sent TO any address
upon Written application TO Tue AgH.
cultural College, Logan, orto
J. II. PAUL, Ph. b,
President.
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CnIXps Plan on cAnpAIGN.

Japan, In the ptss, n, struggle with
her gigantic Antagonist, Is inspired
with n strong hope Of success on &C.
count Of tue superiority Of her cquip.
ment aud the enthusiastic patriotism
ofthe people. And to these IL added the
curious fact that In Corua tradition
Is extant according to which In the
present year battle viii ba fought at
Asan, ne a result Of which the Chluese
emperor will have 10 zoe norlhward.
The japanese consul at New York IL
authority for the statement that copy
OF this prediction has bsen In the hands
OF an official at Fusan for eight years.
IL Il conceivable that the existence Of
this tradition 10 eastern Asia, though
tho belief iu Il msy bs characterized
rs superstition, viii have a decided
moral Influence on the soldisrs OF both
c0mbalanls.
II certainly seems that uear Asan
tho hrsI great battle viii have to DO
fought This 10 a small seaport on th5
COST Of CoTea, rhe Chlnela have a
fort aud garrison there aud aTs now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-28
An INSULT AND AN INFAMY.

Some months ago the decency OF this
city was insultod ana vlJlsted by the
publication and local sale Of an in
famous little sheet, whore sole
stock In trade was vileness aud
obscenily. Last Saturday the
thing was done again. Nowadays
were supplied with copies, but by whom
u from where they refused to toll.
II Is understood, however, that the
paper was published 10 Murray, THE
county, presumably 10 escape any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-28

NoTiS0 THE fact that the express
compauies have a good deal OF un.
claimed money on hand asa result Of
tho money order business which they
have carriet on for ten years or more,
the american banker prr,iuontly Rsksi
Why In It that the states which compel
savings banks 10 publish li.ta OF uu.
claimed deposits do not investigate
the unclaimed funds now In the pos.
session OF express companiel2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-28
Caii For Counu Republican Con.
vsntioa.

Tall Tor County Republican tons
vsntiou.
A convention " thu Republicans Of
Salt Lake county 10 hereby called to
meet at the old Federal court room,
Wa,aich building, salt Lake City,
Ulah, on Thuriay, September o,
1894, at O'Clock p. NJ, for the
purpose 81 nominating o. dele.
gates 10 tho Republican Territorial
convention g. to held In Pf.vo, Sep.
TENDER II, lsgi, tuuuant TO call Of the
Territorial Republican onmitteo. Said
county convention will consist Of Isl
delegates, AppoT,ioned among the Va.
fious precincts Of Salt Lake cou.iy ~
followt;
Salt Lake City, First precinct, 20;
Second precinct, 81, Third precinct, 70;
Fourth precinct, -; Finh precinct, q:
Bingham, i6i Pleasant Green. 2, Hun
ter, >, North Point, J.. Wos. Jordan. d.
South Jordan. 3, North Jordan, .; Her.
riman, p Riyordale, .; Blun Dale. !;
Draper, % Brighton, 3 Granger, Q, Far
mot's, % MN Crock, 8, sugar House, I.
East Mil Creek, 80 Mountain Doll, ..
Union, 3; South cottonwood, I, Big Cot.
tonwood. b IL tle Co tonwood, l; Bniler,
- sandy, o. Granite, 3 Silver, 2 Pleas.
ant View, !; total, ~.
Primaries for the election Of dele
gates TO paid county convention will
be- held under tile direction Of the
chairmsn Of the various precincts at
the usual places for holding primaries,
On Tuesday, September An, 1894, at
O'clock .. ~. In case In suy precinct
no place In generally understood nj
which primaries shall no held the
chairman Of such precinct II hereby
requested 10 designate some place ard
10 publish notice thoie1 Ia connection
with thls call.
by order Of County Republican
Committee.
W. +. JAMES, Chairman.
GEORGE NJ. CANSoN, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-28

THE Herd d didn't need to occupy
a halt column of space this morning
IN announcing ils determination not to
apologize ior It's untruthiulnes, Of yes.
terdAy as to NEWS advertisement.
II II can stand the stigma It has
brought upon ITSELF the rest Of us will
have TO try to do %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-28
q. 4. n. Excursion 10 pit,sburg.vla Rio
Cfaads Nssttrn ~,

On September 9th tho Rio Gnndo
Western Ry., scenic line Of toe world,
otieru 10 the q. A. X, aud tho public
tho very low excursion rate OF s55. 20
from Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo, etc, 10
PltlGburg aud return. Ticket good
until september 2St1. Two fast trains
daily leave Salt Lake Mt s:u5 a. m. anu
s!25 y. m. lot Pitlsburg Aud oil points
east. Fret aud second class sleeping
carr. Free reclining chair cars. DO
not forget tnat tickets should be uur-
chased Mt Union Ticket Oilice, II. q.
w. Rr., 10 Vest Second South Street.
/. A. Buuinn, agent.
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$3.50 ~ pRIzEs.
FOR the GREAT io-niie Road Haeo TO
GaTusid hsHcb,

FOR tho GREAT io-niie Road Haeo 20
GaTnsId HsHcb,
Thursday, August s0lh, Observation
Train viii leave the Utah a Nevada
Demo! at =, IN. Sc the beautiful
prizes la J0sliu & Pafk's show window.
Tho q. A. II. NaIonpl Eucam pment
viii bu hold 40 Pittsburgh, Pa,
g. SuH'nmts' Rui tile
Burlington II ute,
has tvou collected ~ the
Onlulni Route
from Denver 81 Chicago,
Fare f5lUU Ogden,
Salt Lake, SphnIsh FORK and
Intermediate points 10
PUbturgh sud return.
On tulu, September 5ih, good
~ return until Sepirmuer .Slh, 1894.
SorUTo your tickets at
Rio Gunue Western Railway,
Onlge, 10 Wost Second South street,
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BurIHg u Route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-28

S,ITUATiOS WANTED ny 4 COMPETENT
- lady a. assistant prescription clerk best
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WASHING WANTED, AT SUMBER "a
w sixth street. uitY.
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NTCMAHAN's DETECTIVE AGENCY
Nl Rooms . and q Gladstone block, NJ
Main street, salt Late city. =. %. Hoa 81
j. 4 MrMAtiAN, supt
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WAsI.hl.p,G,,LAAs9I on SENT r.; y TO
chance 20 increase, aud position permanent, N
suited, hal way far paid 10 orlce u engaged
tncloso reference and SET addressed stamped
envelope Manager, Lock Drawer 4, hicasa
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city snbssrihsr uili tindiv uotiiy ). 7. pun'
laf icifcu atorl Of any irrcsulariu ~ NE 10
iNery u heu papefs
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LOST.

ID ETwEES T. n. JONEss bank AND
ID nCfmanla Cluu. % Hast second south
$50 IN county warrants. Return 70 on hast
tiTst south,
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eontunissuous should b adirssssi 10
DIsKHrT Ntvs rrHtiinfHo CO.
Tslsrhors -
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To Garnsld Beach.

Thursday, August 8Olh. Observation
'taiu WI, lreye Unh n Nevada depo,
At ?, IN. Eleven elegant prizes on
exhibition at Joslln d PArk's. Fare
only 50 ceuts.
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YOU WANT A HoMI7

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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
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NNANrEp. TRAVELLING Statesmen TO
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AIcNAHAS's DETECTIVE AGENCY,
vi Rooms 8 and g Gladstone ii'0ct, ~
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Inc rfsruEr EvrStsa Ntwsh pun. .'hsi
uiy. sunsay eiesrisd' ntotr,,,
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Evening journal., 1894-05-26

One dozen of the genuine
JOHANN HoFF's MALT EXTRACT
gives as much strength and
nourishment as a cask of ale,
without being intoxicating. 1t is
highly beneficial for use at meal
time for convalescents, weak chill
dren and ladies, and as a general
tonic for the weak and debilitated.
lnsistupon the genuine JOHANN HoFF's,
which must have the signature of JOHANN
HOFF " on the neck label.
Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents,
New York.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26
no FIx the CItv Tar Rnte.

The members OF the City Council will
fix the tax rate for the coming year on
Thursday evening next. 1t Is expected
that there will be big cut In various
estimates Of appropriations Of the city
departments The Finance Committee 9
Is not inclined 70 recommend that the
tax rate Of 81 so on 500 be Increased
because Of the condition Of the Il nes
Evening journal., 1894-05-26

In choosing an article like paint the
same care should be taken to make sure
thst the quality is there as In other
things. It's economy TO get a paint that
vii not wash of with the rain. Ever
try Lucas paints? james N. Bryan, lJ7
West Eightn street.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26
BRIBERY NOT PROVEN.
The Senate Investigating Com
mittee Makes a Report.
KYLE AND HUNToN BxoEERATED.

Buttz Is Accused and the Investigation Goe,
On-progress Made on the Tarin Bin
New England Commonweulers Reach the
Capiiol-Hoar and Harris Make Up.
WASHINGTON, May 6-The report Of tn,
senate committee appointed to investigat,
the charges of attempts TO bribe senator.
to vote against the tariff bill and the
charges of improper influences being used
in connection with the sugar schedule a.
submitted TO the senate today, so far as
concerns the attempted bribery Of Sen
ators Hunton and Kyle, says:
ut appears from the testimony submit
ted that certain Charles W. Buttz OF
North Dakota. but domiciled IN Washing
ton since December last. whore he has
been engaged as lobbyist and claim
agent, did, ON or about the lst OF April OF
this year, at the house of Senator Hunton
in Warrenton, Va, during the absence Of
the senator, say 10 his son, Eppa Hunton,
Jr., that he would pay him contingent
fee of S25, 900 if he would, 10y presenting ar.
guments as TO the pending bill. induce his
father, Senator Hunton, to vote against it.
This offer was declined at once and per
emptorily by Eppa Hunton, Jr., as sci
forth in his testimony, and the whole
matter was communicated by him to
his father Senator Iunton availed him
self of the first opportunity TO disclost
the matter TO certain OF his friends in the
senate, as appears in the testimony, and
was in no other way connected with the
transaction
Evening journal., 1894-05-26
Annapolis Cadets Wounded.

ANNAPOLIs, May 26-During artillery
drill Cadets c. Hin OF Texas and J. d.
Sayers of New York were badly wounded
about the face, neck and hands by the cx
plosion Of a blank cartridge from a six
pound gun containing IA ounces of pow
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Covernor nro,vn,s Dcatb Record.

ANNAPoLIs, May Ex-Governor Brown
has signed the death warrant Of William
Jackson, colored, who was convicted fol
the murder Of George !. Leagen. During
his term Of Office Governor Brown ha.
signed "a death warrants.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26
ExcoptionaI Honors Conferred.

LONDON, May 26.-General Sir Donald
Stewart and General Lord Wolsoley have
been created field marshnls. There have
only been five such appointments previ
oucfv
Evening journal., 1894-05-26

For sick stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation ; go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. AT
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TRE GEM LIBRARY.

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Fatal coilapse ora BuiId,nr

BROOKLYN. May % Tho storage ware
house of b. +. Latimer, POI and 20S At
lantic avenue, collapsed. killing Emil
Ericsson and iniuring two others.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26

Gllcs-"Did he tell You he cOnldn't speak
Frenchw MerrItt-"No." Giles Then how
did you know" Merritt He spoke some.'
Life.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26
bursting Reservoir Floods Mines.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 26.-The res
crvoir above the town of Avoca burst, anc
the Langcliffe mines were flooded.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26

Mrs. Cleveland Returns TO Washington.
BUFFALO, May 90 -- Mrs. Cleveland
started for Washington last night ON the
Buffalo special.
Evening journal., 1894-05-26

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Fly screens for 20 cents
Screen doors 81. at Patterson's hard
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N. B--R1bber hose 10 cents per foot.
Ten inch lawn mowers, SO %.
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Bradford -"Blnks and his wife make goo,
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