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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-02
TWO REFFIAN CHIEFS
Turned Over to the spnniards by the
Su!tAm Of MOrocco.

Melilla, December 2S.-Muley Araaf.
brother of the sultan Of Morocco. who was
sent by the sultan envoy to settle the
trouble between the Spaniards and Riffians
Yesterday turned over as prisoners to Cen
eral Martinez de Campos, Commander of the
Spanish troops here, two RifHan chiefs, Sdi
Maimon Mohatar and Hudch Hach Cen
eraI de Campos ordered that they be placed
on the Spanish cruiser Isla de Luzon. which
will convey Shem ITO Tangicr. The sllto
will determine the punishment that will be
inflicted upon theQ: Both the prisoners
have been most active in directing the at
tacks upon the Spaniards
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-02

Washington, December 26.-The prompti-
tude with which the New York was made
ready for sea and the fact that the work of
ccaling her was pushed through Christmas,
leads TO the conclusion that the secretary
of the navy considers her presence at Rio
of great urgency. He said this morning
that no destination had been fixed for the
Miantonomah, but it is extremely probable
that she also will so TO Rio as soon as
she is in readiness for the trip. II is sup
poseds that a fear of confusion in the Bra
lillian government and consequent danger
from violence is what has caused the cen
tering of a formidable naval ioIce at Rio.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-02

Columbus, Cal, December 30.-The multi
ated bodies of two fishermen have been
found in the river near here Their partner
has disappeared and it is supposed he muir
purpose of securing their share of the earn
ingS One of the victims had his head cut
off. The name OF the murderer is not
known. One of the victims name was Sui
Ivan. An INQUEST is in prOgress.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-02
Ceacham's Pills cure sick headache.

new arbitration necessary. This govern
ment now seems inclined to accept this
view of the case.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-02

Paris, December 29.-The sultan of An
gaziya, Great Comoro, one of the group
Of volcanic islands in the mozambique cEan-
mel, known as the Comora Isle, has been
deposed or removed to Diego Suarez. The
reason for his removal is his implication
in a plot last August to murder the French
resident, HumbOlt NJ. Humboldt lad been
on quite friendly terms with the deposed
sultan, and on many occasions had loaded
him with kindness. When the murderous
attack occurred, therefore, there vas no
suspicion that the sultan had any part iii
it. Recent Investigations, however have
established the fact that he was ac-
complete in the attempt to kill NJ. Humbolt.
English Opinion of Us.
London, December 26.-The Telegraph. in
commenting upon the alleged discovery at
Abilene, Kan, of a plot to kidnap Presi-
dent Cleveland's little daughter, Ruth, says
that it hopes it is only story of an Ameri-
can writer, who happened to be short Of
Christmas copy. In view. however. of SIM
liar exploits like the abduction Of Charley
Ross, The Telegraph adds that it is i'm
possible to entirely dismiss the story as UNI
founded. The newspapers regardless of
sense of chivalry, call Mrs. Cleveland
"Frankie.'' People, who tolerate this sort
of thing, The Telegraph says, must not be
surprised If the presidents daughter Is III
reality. stolen.
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sedalia. Mo-, December 3o.-The rest
dence of Mrs. Sarah Kelly. corner Of Clay
and Usage streets, was entirely destroyed
by fire at O'Clock last night and her
grandchildren. Leona West, aged seven,
and Landon Bailey aged three Wears, We're
cremated in the flames. Mrs. Kelly. after
"a neighbor half a block distant. During her
absence the house caught fire from stoYa
Their charred bodies We're recovered from
the hot emberS.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-02
Another Gold Find.

Cripple Creek, Col. December 30.-This yea
1898, remarkable for gold discoveries, end
with a find in this camp that may beat tn.
record. In the Camilla mine. between Raver
and Guyo- Hills at depth of thirty-three
feet, a vein of quartz was struck on Thurs
day. Eight samples from it were as.
sayed, and showed an average of S7CS to tho
ton. The vein is at least thirty inches wide,
and there are 1000 feet of it in the Ca
milla.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-02

Stops Toothache instantly. Dents Toothache Gum
AL druggists, send ljc. Dent Co., etroit, Mich
Mention The Constitution.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-02
SAILED FOR RIO.
The Cruiser New York Ys on Ets Way
10 south America.

New York, December 26-The cruiser
New York sailed from the United States
navy yard at Brooklyn at 1880 o'clock to-
day for Brazilian waters. AS she passed
under the bridge she was saluted by people
on the bridge waving hats and handiier-
chiefs.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-02

The marvellous success OF Hoods Sarsaparil
la is due 10 Its positive merit. II cures wher,
other preparations fail TO do any good what
ever. Is It not the medicine for YOU?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-01

TH. arfeal a45 departure III tile mails at the
superior. state is is follows.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-01

III slf1 a-TE,-
.-2
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NlSAMNSS CARDS.

II. s. BUTLER
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On sunday last while John Bardon
was going ~ tie NemaI.i River in his
hga. he discovered the remains of a
co.ored man lying in the water. The
authorities We're notified and the body
removed to the morLue Of Logue and
Whitney, West End, where it was soon
identified as that Of u. 3. Webb, Of III
Banks avenue. Il was clear case of
suicide ana no inquest was held lie
was - years Of age and leaves q wife
AMI enc Child.
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Mr. F. c. Hlnrn spent tn" past
week in st. Paul. Hudson, River Falls
AMI other points on business.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-01

T. &. Alyord and family are off ora
weeks outing 1t White Birch. They
will be ut the club house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-01

Frank L. TAYLOR returned Thursday
from a visit to s.. runI and Minneapolis
Of several I Us duration.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-01

Practice makes perfect, and the
practice Of trading at Sto,tzman you will
never regrnt.
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The great tariff transaction is done,
and still the people are not happy.
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Judgment saie.

STATE HG5. OF W CSaE1Z crncrlr cornr.
SimCOe Chapman.
against
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-01

Congress las adjourned and the
country feels safer. The new Congress
will be Republican, and then we may
hope for another season Of prosperity.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-01

Mrs. /. L. Banks and Miss Clara.
returned from their outing at White
Birch Wednesday last, and report a
very ENJOYABLE season Of country life.
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RATES .
c. ST P. NJ, & o. TIME CARD.

GEO. II. SMITH, Ticket Agent.
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81 Z VI 1\s.

81 Sui scribe for the TIMES.
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Church Notice.

II. EEg&gLI :.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20

The regular meeting OF the sa
Liko C,uuty roachof.' Ptsociauln
wa held To-Day NJ the UnivoBlty bt
lu:3d .'clgcg, about s-vcnty.fivu teach.
trs htiug present. The Diet "a Tue
program Of vErruifcl was humblr DOL.
~ grsuons ny Superintendent ID. H..
Allen relative 90 the uutius peftaiuin.
&, tue wors ~ tue year.
Following came recitation by NJ 81.
Maud NJ. BtucUck, who had been 90.
vited TO feciIe before thu teachers, AM
who rendered IN her iuimitRblr mat o.
ner "lhr X ight aui the la iy, D" an
iof al encore "rotal AuuihilntUn."
Pfut Augsburf, WhU was called
upon, stated that n few yVam 40 hr
received letters from teachers iu New
jersey, suggesting tue feasibility d.
teaching drawing ~ cjgfrsp0ndcucr.
Ia response 10 these susgrsti0us, GU.
also requests from 0thefe, hc had de.
icfminud 10 formulate series Of lee.
cons which would ue seut out g.
teachers, WIN would make the draw
ings desiguaici, aud tend ~ him,
when he would make the necessary
suggestions aud corrections, and t..
urn 10 the teacher, accompanied By
hhuNhti tttltH OF ltfHuufs
To further Illustrate his scheme,
Professor Augsuuty gave lew
drawings on tie board oxemplify.
INK thci plan ho had Presented
In closing, he stalel thai much atten.
sloa h now being pHid 10 drawing
Ia Utah, aud his ambition IL to have
the new state rank fifst ia this impor.
tant branch o. study.
Miss Babcock illustrated on the board
tue outlines Of scheme Tor teaching
physical culture anu forming the
tcacbofs Into a class, gave series OF
cvoiuNons ia accordance with the
system M taught VA tue U,ah School
VI PuysiuM Culture, Of which ahs n
tile MI Silent pfinoipal. Misa BAbcock
then stated that she would give
series u lessons 20 a Clais made up u
any Of the teachers Oi TIE county, at
the gynHsium IN Social Han Un siluf.
Jay afternoon OF each week. Gate a
number OF teachers expressed utsiTv
10 loin the oiass, ana this viii immt.
utHtSly lie formed.
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WRONG SOMaWHERE.



John Dubei, the tailor, Of west Sec.
ond South street, was arrested late
yesterday afternoon on charge Of
adultery, taken before Commissioner
McNaliy Aud plead not gully. lie
was released on bond OF $500, peuu-
Ing tue preliminary urAtiug, tao uate
OF which has not been yet named,
Tue complaining witness 10 Walter
Sehlulet anterior, husband OF the
woman 10 the casr, Nellie Dot Andet-
son, who 10 not mOte than nineteen
years Of age. The bu band stated 10
the commissioner that his wife had
been In the habit OF leaving
homo at nigh on frequent occasions Of
late, and that he suspected something
wrong, lie also declared that his wife
had confessed 10 him her wrong IOing
with Dubeij but this MTs. Audtfsou
positively denies anu ACCUSES her hus.
band Of having neglected her aud lot
her Ia destitute circumstances, while
he has spent all his evenings Ia "nnu
clothes" Mite. Anderson DO the ptfsun
mentioned Ia yusteTday's NEWS who
tried 10 commit suicide tue previous
night ~ swallowing lauugnum, but
the timely arrival OF a physician anu
an Autidule, saved her. She makes
tho SERIOUS ch rye against her husband
that no tiled u wiring from her a false
confession Of nor guilt vain Dubei In
order 10 get a large sum Of money out
VI the tailor
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plsonrrIoNAMY rnols.
rsnio strici,ss uyesiors Demand
tneiS non,J.

thriS non'y.
PiTnnJRG, Penn, OF. 20.-rhe
disciuuUu.fy poui system 10 ON "a,
fUcHs Ia fittubufg. ihtso concerns
nave been srti0guug up almost uaiIy.
IL IL cHtimHtui mat luey now nOll DC.
tween s3,UUO,UOO anu si,UUO,UUO repre-.
stntiug 0u,uUJ iuvustUfs. lac clients
are working men, domestic aud farmers
dHzziuu ~ the pfosl eet Vi securing ~
10 100 puf coat - ni,nth on their inyus..
mvu1E. For several uAyu tue local
newspapers haze buou snoWibg up tue
impOsbibilily OF the pUols lasting anu
tue alleged ifrespOuHiUlnty Oi the
mahagvrs. Ihis morning lhuTo was a
pauic- stricken tusn VI investors upOu
tue Discretionary pool known ~ the
"Public stock Exchange" Tue mau-
aSefs announced that they were tue
victims VI Conspiracy vi the banks
And iell back upon tne CLAUSE In tho
agreement by winch they eau require
several uays' notice 0t Withdrawal.
A short time later the run began on
the "Pittsbufg Syndicate" The iu-
veslOfs were paid until noon whom the
managers announced that tue cOucsfn
would only pay curing banking hour
ana woull resume at Ga. m. Monday.
The panic ID spreading and Il h antiei.
pAteu within three days almost every
discretionary pool Ia tue city will be-
wiped out.
Tue discretionary pool II u combina.
ton VI syndicaIes, IN which money Ia
Deposited 10 DO invested by n broker
according 10 discfetlon, IN stocks,
bonus, gfains or provisions. Monthly
dividends afu declared out vi the
profits. A number OF pools have been
In operation several months aud diyi.
duuds declared regularly.
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,ppeai ior the ABoiiuon OF suuda,
w-pnprr-.


w-pnprr-.
NEW YORiS Oct. .J- The n "
iDfS state ntbuatn association uolu
ne mira annual meeting last nitht Ia
Bf ukiyu. Among tue thiugs that the
asoriau II Is trying g. bring about IL
tne abolition " all SUNDAY tufii ,
sun ny Excursions sunday news.
papers. The address o. the Su day
newspapers was delivered by DR.. Thee.
L. Cuylcr, WHO announces hiinsulf a
rue Trend VI the lniiy press, which he
held responsible for much OF tue good
accomplished IN tue wofid, aad
thought that all Christians should
unite IN demanding thu suppression Of
the sunday pApefs.
"Why," asked he, "should the
newspaper men be allowed u carry on
their business wnen all other trader
are required 10 suspend ON Sunday ?
lhcTe ~ NO need for the SUNDAY pres.
We got along very We'll without II IN
tue 0lden days anu We could again.
While there Il no reason why VIZ
should have the Sunday papef-, there
afu many reasons why We should be
delivered from them, for tho cleauest
paper Issues sporting and other topics
which are not subject Tor consideration
on tue StbuAth. Too many clufgymen
have TO dig their pafiHnunefs from
under the avalanche Of blanket sheets
which every SABBATH are launched
upon the public"
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.rI 2A ISIS, Hs educated RI. Nt
nIHstef ga tt ora college. OKiord,
.I.Ie he wa < .adnat,d iu lsil IT,
g. he ber me- "a eii1w ai Exetr
Iurpr. "A, was of1aiued tauuu In
H~ Chutcn lf Enyli. 4 4 1874
F,oude visltei the Uultc states a. d
ItliveteI u series ut lectures on tlp
relations between Great Buia.n anu
Itelaud, takiug the position that the
ttish we're tlicmsoives 10 ilsme Tor h
arge proportion VI the d ilicui.ts
winch tueir country hal been Involved
because Of thvir own iuiofual a.
fIuHIta
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ntrAIRINn rlIr .IiIP..
ronr chinese 1tsn-uf.war ncnJy foi
- New tunnlcL

SHANGHAI, Oct. 2l.-Four vo.aels
~ the Chinese southern qis1fon nave
arrived NJ Wei Hal WtL The chi.
ness steamer Iuug Chow, which has
arrived here reports that two Chinese
if1nclads and uuu Chinese cruiser
which have been Undergoing f,-
paifs At Port Arthur have reached
Wei Hal Wei. IL l. added that tue
othtr Chincse warships will require
more extensive repairs aud consequent
~ their departure if0m PJt, Arthur
may he delayed fof some lime.
Renewed fumou are In circulation
lhat n battle has teen fught on thu
Halu river between the lana forces VI
tue Chinese Hud japan. No accurate
details are 0btainablt, but according 4
one TumUf The japanese have been re-
pulsed with severe lUss on both tidtf.
AZ the Cninete 10 not claim the VIC
tory, this report may turn out 70 be-
Incorrect lt IL believed. however,
that hghupg actually has occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20

New YoRK, oct gl,-Whilo the
initial trading resulted 10 lower prices
the recessions were OF no consequences
In tho railway lisi, tho Industrial
groud being the point Of attack. Load
gave way per cent to S9i sugar, 1.
Pacific Mail advanced II, sugar,
preferred, anu RUBBER lrelurreu, 4.
During tue last hali hour the market
was heavy anu price, declined lG9i
per cent. Sugar lost h R1oK lsisu.,
Pacific Mail, Burllr on, diAtilling
aud Chicago Gas broke J. The market
ciosed weak.
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REEVES A. a CANDIDATE.
he Rides thranzh the Country aud
Receives Oyniious.

Receives ONntious.
FARGO, n. d., Dot. 20.-North
Dak IA mas n cOug fessiunal candidate
VINO uut-SimpsUns the sockless states.
man Of kau.as. la the Democratic
convention some one proposed the
name OF Budd Reeves, lie wat nOmi.
mated though tue action was ImmeIi.
Ately fescinded. Reeves then became
the anti-lusiOn Democratic candidate
10y petition. lie opened his campaign
~ Fargo last night aud will tour tue
state on horseback, tho horse being
presented by citizens OF Valley City. Ii
Ii sh0d with silver shoes presented by
Buxton people. Reeves travels through
the country wrapped In huge a mefi.
eau nag aud on his shoulder perches an
American eagle. Accompanying him
II Scotch cOolle dog acting AZ master
Of ceremonies At the speeches. Reeves
receives an ovation ut every
town he visile. The dog heads the
procession with banner on which IL
inscribed, "rhis dog IL no politician
hut no knows better than TO Iuss with
animals antagonistio 10 his nature"
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TURNS sTATEs EVIDENCE.
Charles EtSior Uonfssses 60 the Rob,
berry OF Rn Express Oar

PnTNIX, Arz., OCT. 2O.-CharIos
Etzvr has surrendercd himself TO
southern Pacific Detective Bfecken-
ridge iu this city, M accessory OF the
robbery OF the express car last spring.
Assured Of his liOerly EtzlpT has
agreei 10 turn states evidence against
the two alleged criminals. One IL n
meIchant In Los angelica named John.
sou, who at the time Of the robbery aud
btll owns "a small ranch vi rejunga, o OF
far from Roscoe. The other h "ktdO
Thompson, a criminal well known IN
Arizona, who served a short time IN
lhe territorial penitentiury ior bur
giury,
Thompson ia supposed to be yet near
~ oak, having been seen ia the city
three days ago. The search for him 10
being conducted with great secrecy
anu several oilleefs are now watching
tie farm OF a man named HendersOn
near thiacity, where the fugitive makes
his headquarters.
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~; ESCauiaiu D1htriy aud War
Dtituuvo- HDrs aud Meehau; ~
'efsennts LieNsts, Patterson, jordan,
Ciafk anu n ke ma.
Warrant " 60 issuei on charge
nr ought "a toi 10 tho Jcxow con
mitiec nru tuusiautiaied al defend.
ants trial before the police bolrd, oi
which occasion they were dlsmissc
Ire alleged Oilsuses oJnsisi chiefly OF
a NtoFtlou.
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ror smnllpas rAilenl-.

DETROIT Mich. Oct. 20. - Tne
Masols OF Detroit anI viclnuy have
dec,ded 10 erect pest hou,t' Ia the
suburbs Of the city, 10 be devoted
exclusively 20 members OF the order
VINO may he atfickon with smallpox.
Tue patents Will be- cared for ouly by
MasOuiu physicianr, NURSES anu cooks
aud thu order Will sto that they afu
civur the best " care. THIS action IN
the result Of alleged unsatisfactory
mauuer'iu which smallpox patients
lave been cared i3f Ia tne city psst
houses.
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ts.rnEeis Jumped Willy from 6.
"a %. J1hu rhlmss Gfesn, collred, %
Uuun W., had his ios broken; Evans
hYul, uniOuiOwn, bones broke %
Kettle, Gfrenspufg, ankle bfoKcn.
Nlur were iaiall injured.
NHEtLtNu, w. Va, oct. Gothic
haltni ne & ono enstU uud fast ex-
'rcte, jumpsi the track at WILLARD
uunei cary ths m ruing, wreckiug
ne engine aud deailiug i've cate.
En iuttr Cummings aud Fireman
Ovens we're sefiousiy Injured.
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PARIs, Oct l0.-Captain Nathan
Appleton, tho delegate OF the Society
u the Sons Of the ReyJlutiOn VI
Massacnu.otts, at O'clock this after
noon placed upon tue tomb Of General
lie Lafayette in Pichus cemetery the
pronzs emblem OF the society which
was forward,d here Dor that purposg.
An the lending Americans m PARIS
and the uefcondunts Of the French
.,ho TOOK part In the war oI inde.
prunenee, M well us the surviving
t,rmbars vl the Lafayette family, were
ntesvnt,
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LONDON, oct. 20.-rhe British
steamer Durham CilY, from Boston, ior
London, passed the Lizard Nc noon to.
day, having ON board The crow OF the
American schooner Alice 4. Board.
man.
Alice II, Blardman, water.logged
and abandoned, was picked up by the
fishing schooner, Halue Al. GfAhHm,
October B.h, and tOwou 10 Gloucester,
Mass. A letter was found on Uoaru
stating thn crew had been taken OIL by
ths steamer Durham city.
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NAnSGrON, OcL21.- The attorney
cntfsi uus received letter rom J
Adam Brir, Uuit,d States marshal VI
~. Paul, rendering his resignation ou
Tue ktuuud that he cannot consistently
comply with thu Prcsiuerp- letter O'
1855. regarding Fedc al lfirrholdtfs
,sAiug pnit Ia political campaigns.
Tue roalKuati0u has been accepted.
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LANSING, Mich, Oct. 2O.-rhe reso.
luton introduced In the Baptist con
yention pledging all Baptist clergy men
Ia the state TO support only those po-
litical party candidates pledged to
prohibition has been reported adverse.
~. The resolution was sweeping In
character ard recommended that
similar action be taken In all Baptist
ohuIChns.
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A NEW BOARD OF health.
Prospects that there VIII soon Be u
New Ouu In this cay.

A new board " healIh Is one Of the
prospective municipal onanges for
which the ciuzsns VI Salt Lake may
soon look.
Az AT present constituted the per.
sonnet Of the board Ia al iniiYwsi Mayor
baskln, sX.uficiO chairman, DE-
Daily cOmnishiOnet.iu Hnd Dr..
H. V. silver and T.. A.. Books AssO.
cate commissioners, IL ~ not unlike
~ thAt tho mayor viii at tho neat
meeting OF the city council or NJ a scs.
sion 10 be held sOOu, send Ia Tor con-
ntmation the names OF two new ap.
pOlnIors TO succeed silver aud Brooks.
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,toIr Ills lila, nnd Goat.

CHICAGO, OCT. 2U.-While DR.. Me.
HlllG Was speaking 10 his Popui,st
ifiouus nj the Auditorium last night,
thiti quietly wAkei away with his
hat anu Uvtreuai. The theft wac
uug d severed until the meeting adj
journey. arcl s
A good substitute was found Ia the
theatrical wurIToue OF the Auditorium
aui De- MEG yam went away WITH his
iriuuus.
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weekly nauE siatsmsnt.

NEW YoRK, Oct. J.-Reserve, In.
crease, Sl,ll6. $50; loans, increase,
1904, 800; specie, increase, b,407,0UO;
legal tender, increa.e, 3l,bol 800, de.
posits, increase, 81 i7,sul, circulation,
Increase, sl63,03i The banks now
hold S02, 5l8,775 In excess OF require
menta.
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Sister Smiths Funeral.

wenro requested to repeat tho an.
nouncemenl tnnt the funeral Of Sister
Ellen h. smith, Telict OF John S.
smllh, viii take place 10 tue meeting
house, Sugar House ward, tomorrow
(5unuay) at lOa. ~. FHSnds axe RS.
.ae!lully invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20
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Cry or MfXioo, Dot. 2O.-The
atriAu OF tue gifis 90 tue cigar factories
over the intro IucLou OF cigarette ma.
chimes IL spreading. A thousand cm-
pioyeu are out rhe utT,Alng gifIs
'masued tuu windows VI the EimoieiU
actory aud would have ospIltvd the
place, nau not police aud sJidirfs been
dispatched 10 the sosne.