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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
UTAH'S BIG FAIR
aEruSG or DIRECTORS TODAY


Tho directors 81 me .. A. 4 M. 20.
cicty held meeting ~ Secretary
4. .r'a 0Hlco. which hsI been
mo, q tu ino Territorial EIJg,i-
Go. bmllirs, this forenoon std
uAwac,tJ coas Iurabls bJsino,'. -.
must important action u With
was In relation 10 the admission o. tho
iupi's from the public and pf.V.Is
schuclsou Thursday next
Tho board unanimously decided 10
uImitall school children regardless o.
age tIf the small sum u ten cents
each, providing .hry are 'u the com.
lauy oi ani yuucuci Tor Wy their
teachers. Tho hoard % education hs.
decided 90 suspend school ou that dNlo
10 allow oil VI the uaillrcn 90
Walt tho Fair anu AZ there arc
now 1000 OF them cnf3ll,d.
with 5000 more who are not registered
u Is certain that the Attendance will bo
enormous because there Will uu many
adults from all pats ut tho IrfrtIty as
HHNA - AAAH ~ NNANANNAH 20 NNHNHNN NNHNa
dfun from outside points,
The board oil directors o. the Bsciciy
have aisJ decided 10 ALLOW tue Bau.
neck (ldah0l STAKE Far association
limited space in tho agricultural de.
paftmrut IN which ~ exhibit iafn
products.
IL was learned today that the exhibit
Will be shipped from Market Lake to.
night anu that 10 viii arrive uutc tU.
morrow moruing aud be Transferred to
tue Fair grounds anu put la shape i'm.
niulintoly.
La response 70 queries from a NEWS
icprcse utativr Secretary PyIer saiI
.UdEY that entries were coming la
very fast AMI that there was not the
'ign OF cloud anywhere 10 mar the
prospects Of the Fair VI 1894 being the
biggest aud best IN the history VI Utah.
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Tho following Ming. were made IN
ihe local iaui office under date VI sept.
.s.hi
William n. Perry, Of Cedar CITY,
II county, homestead entry OF IN,
catt halt Of the southeast quarter aud
thr east hal uf tho northeast quarter
o. section 3, township ~ south, range
10 vest
Joseph VI. Perry, Of Cedar city,
ton county, homestead uutry VI the
suuihw,st quarter " section ., town.
ship % utu, range 10 west.
George A.. Perry, 81 Cedar city,
ton county, homestead entry ui tho
northwest quarter uf the northeast
quarter, the north halt ofthe u0fthwest
quarter, aud the sHyihwCft quarter 90
the northwest quarter uf section b,
township 50 s.uth, range 10 wet.
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nsaiust iudulyiug IN the hablt which
iadibepn laid down.
IA most invatilhiy in thc7p c1scs
ove'-.udulrc co be- found ~ consist IN
ON otiug ounce ofahng daily
that - 10 ray, when the surgeon h-ks
the patient, ~ w much do you
smoker 70 IL seldom that Any other
Rnsut. Hpiyrn than that 81 'Atnut
hnf an tunco ~ Hha' day. The
uriarcy OF t.is ftmsIk Ia ualy ln.
motkabls. 'rab'cco nmJIyppis' ts ul.
notuuknowr ia couucgu D. with any
Hthtf form Ut tobacco than that when
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BLINDNESS FROM SMOKING,


"The symptoms Of oyorlndulgencr
IN smoking arc more 0r less clearly de-
fined" says DR., Dung Ia the Nine.
tCeHh C,Htury. "rhuy may bs caused
in ouu OF Two wayH IN tho upper
classes by smoking TOO muchi Ga the
lower by smoking too strong t1bacc 4,
as, Tor example, fhag,
seine toxic Effects Of tobacco among
the lower ClAHses are comparatively not
inirequeut. The form which the
poisoning takes Ia that known 10 Ou-
thnlmir surgeons as tobacco am
blyUua.' Tho men come to
tho hospitals complaining Ut
loss OF sight Commonly they arr
found 10 bu bOutmukors, or those %
whom tho opportunity occurs Ut bm0N.
Ing whlIo they are ut work, Ia most
cases thrTe ID n serious failure Of wilson,
Associated with this Is the lOss Of PER
ospuOn Tor the Uuiurs red aud green,
which Nv CJutuvu o. the central part VI
the retiuR. The diuguuHis however,
having been made, lhe treatment Do
oasy enough. Practically THIS resolve
ihuli Into the emphatic prohibition oil
all tmukng. l.ls alwnys best 10 Civ
the patputs Instructions Co burn their
pipes, 40 long us Hu Old 'tfJsiy ifinud'
h peTtpitted 10 lie on Tue msutelpiuCu
or AuywhvIo within eight aud reach,
tho domination bpuumva aim lht irTvHist.
Ibls 4, iisoupy UrIurr, anl Ia the lux
ury uf knowing u valued q mpanlon'
] ship " forget Tue t''II' lNluucuUns
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NEW YoRS, Sept, U.s. The follow.
ing dispatch has beeu received by the
Word from John L., sullivan relative
10 FIl2simmon s'a challenge 10 Cofbetu
WAsIuNGTON, Sept. 70.
II Fitzslmmons andi CorhoIt were
brought to,ethoE you would see TIT
hottest fight in years. But DO not
believe that CuTbett wants TO fight
lilo Ia making money fast aud he docs
not want TO take any chances. do
not care TO express any opinion ~ TO
tho results ~ the two men were
matched. But II would be IA Fight and
no mistake. Fitz,immons Ii no quick
or than Cofbett hut he knows all the
fine points Of the game. The diileT.
snoo in weight would not make such a
great difference ~ many people
Imagine. would Ike 10 see Cothett
and FlizsimmUu meet. COTbett
w0ul1 have work 10 DO In that hght.
/ de- not see how ne can get away from
~ zummous'a challenge unless no
Wauls TO admit that no does not care
to hight. JUHS l.. SULLIVAN.
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CnCAuv, sept. gs.- Four men fllcd
Complaint Win tue police last night
that hey had been held up aud robbed
~ saloon VI br.plaiuos ami Meridian
streets. They we're shaking dice wh,n
enc OF thor number displayed some
money aud they we're sut upon Ivy the
iuluts Ia the place. james MCGla,h
had his skull Ia Il ion ny u tlOw from
chair. Victor LDwhafIt was unuly
cut by being hurled into the street
through tuo door, Joseph l.. Rasmu.-
sou was tut over the eye with a bottle,
aud Joe Hart was ioaiully beaten win
the lus ~ char whlUh had been
broken VI IA tue Hcr mniRge.
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September gj'h was very GHu and
rCtslna5lu, and therefore very favor.
able 'Df tun work on hand which was,
ll different localities, thrrshiny, gath.
rrIuF ,hu third Cruu Of iucrrn, drying
FRUIT blowing, aud sowing all wheat
Most " the corn crop has been cut.
Only late vegetables are now growing.
Cabhages are doing we'll Tho sorghum
crop w gU0t this year, nud mOiissos Us
now being made. rne sugar bests ngo
OF gool quality this season, and are
nov being log.
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NEW York, Sept. Stuck market
opruca frm, sugar 90.
About 1880 the downward move.
moui u sugar was checked aud n rally
OF per cent took place, hut before
noon there was u reaction % followed
10y recovery Of to 81, GLOW the
best Of the morning. Tue general mar
kct was woak.
Sugar soon sold IN 10 0ol and on
heavy sale. broke So. Chicago gas
alec literally traded IN rvincei the
same degree u weakness. aud II down
20 ~ J, a ioss Of from the opening.
The TEST NJ the m-rket was neglected.
Under the influor GO OF good buylug
general advance was recorded after
liii. sugar sold up . per cent; pro-
ieifed
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Arenment. lnln. n.h. 90.

CHICAGO, Sept. gS.-The Arguments
Ia thc Drbs case were C1mHiutu1 81.
Jay. Attorney Irwin finished Tor tho
defense With an eloquent address In
which no iutimatrt that the rumofs
That the railroad OH lial4 were fcupOu.
nibie for the burning " tho cars would
be thoroughly Investigated. Associate
Counsel Edwin Walker closed Tor tue
Prosecution al the afternoon session.
irwin interrupted Walker once. The
latter taid the President u the United
States mad recognized the necessity OF
compelling the A. r. L. 10 respect he
mail service anu Interstate commerce
law.
"Did the President authorizes the
present. proceedings In this COURT"
ssked Irwin.
"l will say" said Walker, IN answer
20 the question of counsel, "ios, the
President cuIorses this proceeding"
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COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY.


Secret Service Agent Joseph A
Walker " Utah, Colorado, Wyoming
Idaho AMI Montana, with headquatlcf'
At Denver has been notified by IA,
National Treasury department nj
Washington OF the existence OF two
new counterfeit notes which arc br,
irg quite extensively circulated. Mt
Walker M turn has notified his own
aauut In this city aud tro public No
we'll 10 be- ON thrir guard by tue leu.
aucr Of a circular letter.
OHc " the couutuT'uits I. that Of a
$50 national bank note on the Fourth
National bank VI New York Ciiy.
The note II thus dutcfiicl by tho Clg.
Culuf:
Check letter A. l.. l.. Chlitendcn,
register, anu +. H.. Spiunur, treasurer,
dated March /, 1854. IL Is Uf the old
series, having Tor tho center piece "
The back tue picture Of the baptism OF
PucahUulas.
TIE note IL printed from a steel en-.
grayei plate anu can DO Classed a. "a
dangerous Counterfeit, but close
scrutiny oi the heads ~ the figures la
the bnplismal scene on the back nuu
tho picture Oi the battle VI Lexington
on the loit.hand corner Of the lace Of
the note, arc Rlidurt wholly devoid ut
expression, the eyes VI the u ure hay-
iug a huiIvd look aud appear Ike black
sputs; the ftcr OF the female Il utt
stopping over the fallen volunteer M
tue sttio scene on tno counterfeit note
has will, heightened lO0k, while on
the genuine the expression In soft aud
~ mputhstic; tho seal IL the email
rpided CaTmino 0ue aud well printed;
the paper II good, but II two pieces
pasted together.
The plates from which this note wht
pfinto4 we're captured Ia Philadelphia
ou tue .dtn VI September, 1867, ami 1t
was never known until now tuAt Any
notes were IriulUu from II.
This counterfeit IN much worn, NJ 4
rue, aud i0Jkr ~ IN ugh it haI been
ln cirCuhtiI u for some Imc.
The Otuur counterfeit h. n q silyel
certificate " the srTiur W 1891, Chtcl
letter q, plate uumbgr7, W. =. Rosr
Grams, register H. II. NehtkeT, trras
ufef, portrait Ut Grant, aud fuiul
round Carmiue seal. The treasury
numbers arc too heavy, aud Almos
| BLACK IN color. Inc panel CJntaIulut
tuU numbers, On tine lower lett curucl
Of the note 10 rrprrsenloi IN the gen
uiue gs scroll with narrow whit,
border anu the right ond " which u
| cutlul over, while Ia the Couutvfiull
this panel % simply composed OF w.
regular parallel ruled hues without
white border Ur curlud unI anu tn
small settles showing over the top OF
sad scroll In tho genuine are not TO BE-
found IN the cIuutcfiUit.
b The portrait Of Grant Is poor, and ap
pears ~ though much u tho work hAu
been rubbed un, leaving bare place.
anu the shlrt iu the genuine Is show
90 have An Oprung Ia the bosom
while ia the couusef'rit Il IL plain. A
IN the go note the color ul Ink used Ui
ths back Ia light faded green, Vhl
seal n good, bU.h Ia color and work
mauship. Tue paper II In tw1 piece.
pasted together, with silE distributes
between them,
The makers Of this motto and thtrl
coniedefatos were arrested ON sept. IL
last, snl tno plates, prrssus, inks, sill
paper, etc, captured ~ the agents %
tho service, but an amount uf thyi
money u known ~ BE- he cIIgI auUn
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suor IIIs WIRE.
Jealousy Lead. 10 a. Midnight
Iradegy.

jealousy Lead. TO a. midnight
iradegy.
CHICAGO, SotL IS samuel q.
Hubbard, "a lawyer, whose home Ia IA
DUfChrnlvr, Mas, shot aud wounded
ne wife anu hur companion, Frank
GDficnu, at midnight last night HUI.
bard H. 90 years Old, while his wife h
but 81. They separated anu Mo.
Hubbard VENT 10 live with her
iathrr at Dos Evanston avenue.
GOrschu, who In 10 years, isssid to
have been paying Mf-. Hubbard con.
siderable attention OF late, much 10
the disApptUval uf Mr.. Hubbard, " no
was la this city, endeayOring TO briug
about a reconciliation with bis vile.
Last night he met GOrschu walking
with his wife aud stopping them nj
corner VI Evanston avenue Aud Addi-
s0n street entered into a conversation
with his wife, What was said IL rot
known, Dut suddenly two shots rang
ont, "a woman's scream was heard Aud
Mrs. Hubbard anu GjTscuu were lying
ON the pavement each pierced win =
bullet. Gorschu was taken 10 tho hos
pitAl, while Mrs. Hubbard was taken
10 tho home Of her father. eos Eyaut.
ton avenue. IL IL thought UUtn viii
recover.
Hubbard refused 10 make state.
mvnt when questioned NJ the station
by thep0lice. All thal G0Fschu wouli
say was that ne was csuOfliug Mr..
Hubbard fr1ni the home Of her sister to
the hUiue " her father when TIA y were
met by Hubbard pud the shooting took
place. A. 10 tho cause Tor II he was
nOn.COmmittal.
A friend OF both parties suid the
trouble grew out VI the domestic Trla.
tons Of Mr.. anu Mfs. Hubbard. Her
refusal 10 live with MN longer had
worked upon his nina until he had
lot control Of himself anu hal hfuI
the EhOlH.
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4 murderer Passed through OGDEN
yesterday ON route 60 Mlehi al. Two
yusu ago DO shot Uuu si.led Mayor
Hobbs, o., Benton lIUuor Michigan; ~
slUIO ban3 sulplsel him, anu ho
Hpp1I uad found ms way 60 Csuflr.
uis, Wss.n boo gOf three years ga san
fuu lnrul VINO arrested bum idoutin q
him nv BpICluIo le had received lTam
sheriff Whiic1mhr al the time the
crime was committed, The prisoner
yesterday wore an "OrogOn boot" anu
was securely hnuIvuntI
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sECnETAnY cAnLIsLE

TaniIera No Not Like His Meihods bat
Ito Net want IIim II moved,
CHICAGO, Sept, 2S,-BAnKers Of CHI
pgEO oisoredit the abatement made IN
Tho East that financial interests are
seeking TO have Secretary Carlisle re-
moved and that bankers have for
wgrdei petition TO tho President
with that snd In view, President
Lyman J. Gage, OF the First National
ank, said No had heard Of NO such
action being taken by either the East
Itn oT Nes,era bankers. Henry II.
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INVADING MANCHURlA
ID. celestial" Forces Defeated, II
Reports arc True.
cour D'ErAr IMMINENT IN CHINA.
friendly Rotations and secret sErNo
msnis O .iW s-n tho Hussisn aud
chinese goysrnmsnt.

LONDON, April 2s.--A dispatch from
Shanghai says II il reported that the
japanese have succeeded In entering
the Chinese province Manchurla aGd
are advancing upon the capital,
Moukden. tie also said that fighting
has taken place between the invaders
and the Chinese Mt a town between
that city and the frontier. The engage.
meat IL said to have ended In u dc.
cisivo victory for tue japanese, who
established themselves In ths position
Previously occupied by the Chlncse
tfoop-. No details OF this reported
latiir ATE given and the ChiuUsU at
Shanghai ditcrcdii tho report.
RussIA ASD cHtSA.
IoSDON, Sept. .s.-A dHpacth from
PaTis 10 the Exchange Telegraph com.
pany says Its correspondent there
learns on the best authority that Ia
July last provisional agreement was
ELECTED between Russia ami China In
tegaTi 10 the future action 81 Russia la
psnirs. IL l. agreed by tue two
G. untrits that the forces OF neither
lower should pass the Sarocillal
range. The agreement Te.ostahlishvs
she friendly relations between Russia
aud China aud has important bearing
upon the fortunes Of China IN the
pIe'ent struggle. Russia, however,
the Dispatch aide, II not likely 20
malntaiu friendly attitude towards
China without substantial returns.
JAPANESE DIPLOMATS CJuIEST on
TIiE HEpORTs.
wAuiisuTuN, Sept. 2s. 80 At the
Japanesu legation today no Oflicial
confirmation OF the reported Japanese
invasion " Mauchuria and the reported
decisive victory Of tho JapAnese near
Moukden, the capital Of tho Chinese
province, could be- obtained. IL WIS
pointed out, however, that tue Invasion
OF MAnchufia would be the direct TO-
suit Of the Japanese victory ut Ping
Yang ani the diplomats were willing
o. credit the news ~ the victory.
The report from Paris oi aptOvislonal
agreement between Russia and China,
said T. have been effected In July, by
which Russa agrcUh not TO cross the
sauikul range, was regarded ~ posi-
ble II not probable, although thu fact
Uf Ia having been Kept 40 long secret
was believed 10 initiate against IT,
authenticity. IL was said, however,
that such agreement, made Just ~ the
trouble between China anu Japan was
being ptecipitated, hal no bearing on
that struggle anu WAS probably simply
a Provisional settlement Of the Pamci.
ian question which long has been n
bone Of contention.
REVOLUTION ~ CnIsA PROBABLE.
LONDON, Sep,. gs.-A dispatch from
Shanghai Gays TIE emperor II diststis.
fled with the course events are taking,
aud the aiiairs are gradually working
towards ~ cuup d'rtat. The Chinese
warship KwRug Chan Ia reported Loot
while running from the nght At the
mouth OF Nalu river.
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Seekln. 10 Quiet Tille.

Suit Co quiet title 20 certain land 10
ulat "A,"salt Lake CITY survey, was
brought Ia the THIRD district court this
Afternoon by q chart Mgokiutush
against Saddles Brrgluui; also AGAINST
l1o same defendant uy tue Wet Side
Hotel company 10 regard 10 a piece of
land IN thu sam. Locality.
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NEW Numi, Sept. .S.-5teye O'Don'
nell mas lublishsi chailrngo 10 night
Bob FitEsimm0na TO tluish under
Inc Muruuis QuusnabuTy rules for
az. OOO n side aud the largest purse
eHefed by any reputable club. A.
evidence VI his good fam o'D1nneIi
mas dsposlted $1,000 win David
Blanchsri,H Boston. O'DJnuoll oilers
% meet FilzsimmOrs or his representa-
tive In Now YORK. any day next week
to arrange Tho prellmlnaFlus OF the
match.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2s,-Ono fireman
deau aud two others rendered unuOn-
scious by smoke was the result Of "a Dire
last uightin restaurant AZ g6I state
street The name Of the dead man Ia
James Russell, pipeman on engine
company Ten, suiiocatod by smoke.
Overcome by smoke, John Hanuo n,
captain Oiengine company Thirteen.
Joseph ThTell, pipemau OF engine
company Ton, overcome by SMOKE.
Both VIII recover. The loss 10 small,
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ST.. CLOUD, Mimi, sept. 2s.-Indlct.
meuts have been iound against Paul
BlTd,au, Il. Is. Foster, W. II. BfOhau,
Lloyd aud Harry Egbert anu George
AmO, all Of rms city. Tor taxing part IN
the Great Northern strike anu hinder.
ing the passage Of mail ttaius. q oTge
Amo And Harry Egbert have lett iDr
parts unknown. BTOhau aud Lloyd
Egbcft were arrested and taken 10
Fergus Fails last night. Foster will be
arrested aud taken up today.
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PCRANToS, Pa, Sept 28.--Two
minors aud two laborcff were Killed IN
the Northwest c0llieTy Of Simpson u
Watson, at Simpson, near CRrblndale,
Yesterday by tae fall OF q r1ck. They
arc!
William u. Mitchell, minor, aged
i2i John j. flaming, miner, as;
Andrew Glypkoshy, lsbOrer, 25; George
Carney, IAD9TsI, IS,
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HOLIDAY BURG, Pa, Sept 2S.-
The Altoona Manufacturing Company
high grade engine builders, executed
an assignment Tor the brneht OF the
oruditOTs TO General Manager M' A.
bury Greene today. Tue Indebtedness
IL Sl85, 900.
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NICKEL HEARD FROM.
Sends Word that Sheriff Burns SHOT
Him Twice,
Hat Tells Tits Mother lie Has stolen
no sheep, Nor Has lie
Killed Auy ono.
Special to ne NEWS ria D's'r'' 1s''g,'rA

Special 70 N, NEWS riI Ds'rs' 7tl'grlrA
MOUNT PLEAsASr Uah, 5upL %
Hans Nelson l. lust up from Spring
City. lie says II Is true that Jim
Nickel is woundoi. flo has sent
word to his mother that he 10 wounded
In two places, but that he has stolen no
sheep nor has he killed any one
It's evident that the bfOthota Of the
murieters know Of their WHEREABOUTS.
jim claims that Burns shot him. II
Burns did any shooting his pistol was
taken by the murJoTers atoF they
killed him,
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PORTLAND, Maine, Sept. 2s,-Pugi'
list CUruett was Indignant lads,y Whvh
shown the statement " JOhn H. sun.
van, accusing him OF hehllhs huou'
the bush. COrOeit sAii IN substances
"rhtse people do not cut any ice
With me. Sullivan hsd aI"A:' n4Oie
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Eams, president Of the Contine tai
National bank, WIS equally positive
but inlimaiel tuat Mt. Carlisle silver
views aud method Of ciutrolnug tho
g'yetnmuu's finances were not alto.
getber nkOl.
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DAVIS CONVICTED.
The Jury Find Him Guilty Of luvolun.
iarI Mauslaughler.

SPECIAL 10 N, NEws by DtsrG Telegraph
Provo, Uah, sopLg5 -lu the Davis
case the jury came into o1urtat eleven
O'Clock last night. the judge was sent
for to take the verdict, which was onO
OF gully Of involuntary manslaughtsr.
1his morning Judge smith presided,
Judge King having gone 60 Ogden.
Tue time Tor Dty.s's sentence 10 act
lot tomorrow al $3.50.
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PITTsBuHG, Sept. % Tho Carnegie
compA y proposes 10 reduce the wages
OF 1000 employees VI tho Edgar lhomp-
sou Steel works. the tcaie expires
October 80. Since It was formulated
the EmalgamA,ed gssluiatlon hiss agreed
90 seyerai heavy cuts paid by The Union
competitors.
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onILoIINo ro NlaNo nLoop.
chicago Landlords Propose to rect
~ Lads on that grouud

''HN"A" hfHNNt"fNa ffniuAH 10 NIoft
Lads on that sruuud
CHICAGO, Sept. .s.--Mu. a. NJ.
Cuttlr, ~ woman Of culture aud beauty,
VII probably be- sued Tor rjcCtmunt
from apartments rented on State street,
because u has been learned by the
lrts.ei ih 4 she has negro blood iu her
veins. suit was begun by the agents
lof TIE proprietor, VINO claims that 10
hiding her antocud Ints Mt thu time tie
lease 10 tue apartments were giveu,
Mrs, Curtis pfAUtiCud ifBub. IL apIeara
that when the lease was maze the
woman presented letters VI oudors,
mrnt from George 10, Davis, Moses r..
Handy, 4. y. Armour nnu other we'll
HuuWn Jhicag aus. A continuance OF
the ease was taken 10 September 20 D,
NJ which time, II II uultfstUOl, @ nlt
battle viii be wagsd b.tNevn tue at,Uf.
ncyH.
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From McNirn.

Elder George lordair,u' the council
Of Apostles ana PRECEDENT oi tho Mex.
loan mission, IL ~ ir.m Mexico to
attend Conference, and Is fcgolviugE
cordial welcome from HE hosts VI
fnUuuB here,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28

Among tho number uatuplllrd
loJsy ny Judge Merritt, was an appli.
cant VINO wHs both dusi and dumb,
lla Was sworn aui testified through
tho All Of AN iuJ"prutuf and IL now a
.uliEudgud American cilzgn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
coNsrIrUIIoN ADOPTED
- Reported by th- Committee 60 the
New York convention.

AIuASY, n. ", Sept. 2S.-The con.
stituuonai convention has adopted the
new consultation as reported from Tho
committee 0f the whole by vote NJ 90
to 10, two Republican members voting
win the minority.
The Republican convention have
decided 10 admit the canal article ana
the appOrtiorment article separately
aud the rest VI tho document Ea
whole.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-28
WAS IT MODESTO SlCHERp


Information reached the U. 3. mar.
-hai's office this morning 20 the effect
that mnu corresponding 10 tho
description OF Modesto Sloher was
seen to pass south near the point Of the
mountain, between Salt Lake and
Utah counties, on wednesday after.
NOON. He was u Ing iu a box wagon,
accompanied by two young mon from
Pleasant Grove, hay press being
attached 20 the rear Of the wagon.
Ofiiovfs are working ON the supposed
cue.