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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
COMMUNICATED
BREAD AND SUGAR.

The wheat harvest /. very import
hut time aud the product thereof n
very Important thing In all bread cat.
lux countries. some petsons are great
tTssd estcrs. Others much less 40.
Hut tho average Of consumption Is
airly well known. In round rnmb'is
i've bushels per capita Il somewhere
pretty Gear though It runs over that
ln EuIlnni, snd In our own Utah the
.uusunpian may go twenty Per cont
beyoud traI and reach nearly siE lu.h.
els. Thv ~ duct Of bushcl Of whea,
Ia flour Is allowed to be about forty.
four pounds, which wuuli give Ter
head tHu hundred and siEty.iour
Ioulj. TOR one year
VITA SO f,irly accurate reports Of
the bureau OF agriculture, tho people
can, o. tl y wish, become very iamil.
lar Th.'u is close approximation
as to cropF, a very close estimsto q
populations then the consumption OF
IL's -.y. y nlllions being settled, 70
vhi.h can ba added an estimate Of
wheat zee. i.r feet, etc, and the
,urpius Or tNpIt,ation is reached
wiluiu quito reasonable figures. Adj.
rl t. tuls, shipping is ID supervised
.uat the amount exported ia al,o very
Eo,rly known, an while there IL con.
siderable Fpt,uIAupu AT tunes In the
wheat market, it can be seen that
tolls 81 really o1ntiug pt upon rum .
partly, ON changing con iI,9's and
even upon weekly, nay sliap dluy
REPORTS Of causes which ourr 90 g., su
advance NJ iall, ~ those rlmo'. msv
gain @ oience aud make au,xt. t-mrr
tom me 10 time.
A war cloud, % strike, Jew dats
rain or dr.u1n, 90 au.lHy - rur noa
.tuDdlrt wort, ,ro all fsctgf. GOO mai.
ior or urms0ug the prices. vs-y
N,'.r, llnuT attention d. paid TO eos..
Inc Individual farmer eau ~ more
make tue orc. ,hau can any spec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

In times d extra panic, and agrlcul.
ture needs this diversity for a populA'
ton who prefer a subslsteoce from the
soil.
The situation is hopeful. Labor 10
becoming worthy Of considsratl ON.
The land is seen to 10 the bank which
holds In lie treasure vaults Of unsiinieJ
wealth. The intelligent deliver will
hnd these not only gold, silver, lead.
copper, iron, coal and kindred thinRs,
but there Is wheat, barley, grass, beei,
mutton, cheese, fruit, vegetables,
sugar, silk, cotton, wool, hsmR fax,
ami all the accessories for comfort,
hesuty, increase, exchange aud wealth.
The willlng hand, the Intelligent soul,
the Inventive gsDius, can make para.
disc On esflh by tisnsni.ii az IT. varied
clements Into things oi uir, sdorum-ni
and blessing, II the great ctssiive plan
IL sensed, and provided elements used
Ia wisdom by its tsemipg population.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
Baii.ra'. snow L,.im,u.

This Imminent IL uiiirtonl In cOmpo.
sition from any other liniment un the
mAfke'. u IL q scientific discovery
which results In It being tue nOs, osne.
traiiug LiHiment ever KnowE. There
sto numerous white limitations, which
may he recommended bccau.s they
pug The seller . greater profit. Beware
u ,b--e snd demand Baiidrd' Snow
LfnipisHt. IL positive y cures Rheu.
matism, Neutslgia, Sprsin-, Bruiess,
Wounds, CUT, sciauc aud inflsmms-
tory rheumatism, surns, HcalJ,, Sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, 5ir Joints,
Old Sores, Pain In Back, Barb wiis
Cuts, Sore Chest OF rhfost, anu IL
especially beneficial IN Pa n ysis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
SCHOOLS am ,O,r,R r,AN>mr

Tho l,il wius re'o.uu1n. have hoe
received from Risnd,li, sayler couu-
" Win the satrm.u' that they wsr,
Adopted ~ the Sewer c.unly trachsr
100 ~ rl institute a. Il a request 'ot
plNigst'uu sui comm NJ th,rrpri
Whereas, our public schools should ho
counted oguW. n ground h0ro tuu iu-
toTu.,s ~ all rry,i-, suut, aud parties
may mggt without CLASH or di,turlnuco:
AMI
Nunrvls, u ha. boon demonstrated,
oyur and over again, iU ea, eru r,lias
thai school interests rotrDgrAde when
under llH U"pul-m and favOri.ism "
partisan q Ina ,uu; therefore
Resolved, boy the SEWER County r0,nh-
or,' u-surIa ION, 10 official institute u,.
hHmn'ri, that all movement, pertaining
TO tho welfare OF our school. should be-
non partisan In character aud shuull bu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

ial locality lps'o i" cue
sympathy between o'op' " n'Sp
90 good facilities ior no''ns cnhhges
aud diverIiug sn'I neuu 'nN
couuiry's production cannot Always
project iisoli' s'ou ues' q, ""
American crop secs 70 - s'"hu' = ''hr
exported to Cn'o' anu eis'"n'ij
but after u III 'hs,e " oo"peu''uu
from Ru'sia, lnul'' ''"a'" sn' 7Ou'u
Amerios, oil Oh "n'cn usc" i"e
Price Of surplus "neA' ~ ,oas'' Wne'ne'
held In Ohio, i'lluoH OF os'oInn
very Il" loll',uu" 'a''"e'' A"On
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

II SEAMS that the "WOm,n's Bible, "
In which Mp. Elizabeth CaJy stanton
10 Interested, has failed TO meet the
approval OF Hebrew scholars. Well,
scholars are not always able TO appreci.
at" brilliant lke. Mu. stanton
herself, In q letter to the HOmaH's
Tribune, July 20, commenting on the
remarkable story about Balaam, has
this 10 say:
The chief point Of Interest In this par
able Of BALKAN and his as Is that tho
LAT or belonged to the female sex. This
animal has Deeu One Of the mos; romurk-
able characters In literature. Her virtues
have been quoted IN the stately cathedral,
m the courts ~ Justice, IN the editorial
sanu,um, Ia both drama aud comedy On
tho stage, to point a moral and adorn a
tale.
Tue distinguished lady, uotw!th.
standing her years, Ia evidently too iu u
- 'a. iogN uIgEih,d, ury dust DID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
TAI,nA,u NoUKs.

ln IL" August number OF the
A'n' ac'l 'aa We notice paper ou
"Scpp,iulsm ami the Pllpit" wAIcb
Is OF iu.srs'I, uerIagi, - e gTett
number Of NE readers VI the SEws.
Tine expressed ylows Of ultra.cyaugoli-
sals rs TO tho conditions VI salvation
nave been comuatoi by tho L.tler.lRy
Saints rom rus dgst rs q fatal error II
modern Christianity. Ia the article
'oi'red to Il Ia p1ialel out tina. the
Now Testament d0c,iiuu Of salvation /.
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A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man.

Are you Bilious, COnstipa,ed OF
troubled with JaunJicp, sick Hyad.
ache, Bal Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, DysJepsis,
ipiig,siiUu, Hot Dry skin, Pain 4.
HACK and between the Shoulders, hills
hsG Fever, rtc. II you have any OF
lbrec symptoms, your Liver IL out Of
urIet, aud YOUR blood b. slowly being
lo'sYnsd, hecau.o your Liver does not
aUl pFopsfly. HERHNE will cure Anr
iis1r.st o! lhs iHyer, stomach or
Is ,wtls. II t0s M fqJal NJ a Liver
Medicine. rr'ce 10 tSuS. Free Trial
tstiiysa:X. -. ~. I. drug -lDtr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

The Juvs7i'c Spsing Glasses In
hs Assembly Hall have teen started.
A sqnrisl offer To clos has already
been Jnstsl rs hui W. want your
children to tnks uAt,, Term. only 81
per year, In ndvauor. 70 cents PER
week for four weeks will be taken T.
accommo late hose VINO can not pNy
thn dollar Ut once.
lshear.Nls ovefy Saturday, at 3
o'clock r.. M.
T.. II. BAssETT, Conductor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
cuLONiA UiAZ F,ua

IOLONiN "IAH t''i''
Thar. 4. a o,,,. no,t,,fv.,n tho
I'D. ~ ti,.h ,,, many ,, ia. s,f.
u,,s a., rJ,,.d, A,y,,,. Now
Mexico. aud ami An trnt direction into
pI,N.,t, .,,it.rt,tb,pr north. t.f
u,. ,,..,, r,a, mos, pl,c,. have Ind
.,,,,,, n, pi,p..r w,tk done
b, th,mhy nah pc,plc Tbes, hav.
v,pe mo m, nfr.u,ding s,a,e.and
te,ritoric. L, opon M the country. 70.
claim ib, ua.ts. aud make tbe dsaer.
T. Weld a bouniuoua return 10 the
,.p-, M.n,,,, t,,, ,,.,,, ,,,,c,.d.t
''
~ lnlislonat'r Tor the teihp1Ibl rAlNA.
tionunI welfare of tby western country.
..,..... -, .......,..t ..,.,a..
"'N'"E E''N P'''""''
perform tue duty assigned ihem;
n,h,r. bay, f,ti,u,d n, ac,gnpa,i,i
-. -
them win the lutp's" OF 's'A"'l-hlhk
themselves IN rev abode. But with
an .,...,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,ti, ,,,,,.,,..,..,
~
thht marx OF taith, energy uuiOn And
uctseyofauce which has characterized
-, ~ .,,.n,,,, a..
NV ''''u'h'"'" W S''"i ""i ""''' W"
brought success IN every Held, Uiuh
in th.rnfof, int,fe.teI in tho prpgf.s.
"l MI th'ro pluh'oIlhg 'H''Fi "'u'u''
the imprufp VI her people Il upon them;
hanoi, IN, announcement NJ The fat,
gwen Ia tue MORMON settlements o.
chihuahua, northern NJ sXiuO, will not
-, a., ,,,,,,,,i,., h.. E.ti,,,
~ ""'''N1' "''''
log IL the hiil, printed IN the spanish
language. rs the n Avs ma. received 10
$50. 49,, r,.-
"oh 'nu V'"V"''"' '"' 'NP'''''""'
Gran Exposirlon Annual Sogunda'
Tro. nIas. IA Colonta Dny Chihuahua.
Mexico. Dada por rue AsIlen,'lrAl anu
naG H.. Mtereole,, Iuey". y Viornos,
so4ombto II, " y -, dc 1870. ENhihi'
c,ie. ' Js, S",tn Az Ni",'c, . i,c,ns .,
Ganado dc toda clasc, Maquln,fia pro.
Iucios do IA Agrlcnllnm. NoTdums y
F'1f".' M,nufarfnTa. aol p,is' Ia
minefla y sus PRODUCES. Lochorla Y sus
touuS'o' n'%as' 'o', li. y we ,.
dc aruja. leila. Rrtos v Rsllrul...
Toda clase de Juegos. Ioda clA'o lo
T'Jmn,a tna us,'' p,' ,' n,s n,,ro, u'
Exhibidas cosAs nunca yi.lns on cl norto
do Mexico Programme magniico para los
"af, ia. nocbos "a c5pyiI, a Ia,
persona quo oNhlbon. slomprc guo W. dc
s sNlso 10 NJ !ilnlgneion an'oH d,l dc
.,tccor promIn, nara csroionci,s ,nont,ir.
o dsicsle- nyisen n los suscrto- cuanto
apIrs ~ se poll,''In LAWNS ~, NlGolltas
dc Ia oxpnsIclon. Conyidam1s a tnios
nuositos amigos y nj punl,co on general.
inbn U,uVI ~' ,' i'r'',''' " uuluS
sccrctarlo.
TtAnsIate,I. IN, substanc, M this
hath. Grand s,co,i annual rir 4,
oc,upv thr,,o,,. vui n. ice, n,
Colopil lila, no m, Ag,tcnItuy,i and
Manufacturing .s.,c,ati,, nj ,h. tow
ON the da,,s named I'm seBt.mb.r. TIM,
twin s,hIhIt nj IN, t,tr,,,I.i
and mineral proaucts of oorih,,r
M,xIc,. ipciuiiny IN. ,,ul,s - th,t,.,
Of tho farmer. s,ock.t,is,r n,,i.,
rarIon,r manufactures, NINA ,t,.
and alsp d, relic. nj m, apci,nt r,,plr
,ith. yl,i,t,v, ami mat mnsi, yin a,
ptovided by 7, hand of nn,,n pIoc.s
from Colnnia Just,y In y,riou.
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troubled wi,h p.riodicaI nysen,s,y.

Henry P.Silvera,of Luceh, Jamaica,
West India lslsnds, sAyt: "Sinc- my
recovery from an attack Of dysentery,
seine ten yoHts ago, II comes on SUD.
denly NJ times and make inc vcTy
weak. a t.aepOonhIl Of Chamberlain
Colo. Chylrfs and DIarrhoea Remedy
taken Ia litlis water gives une
immediate relief. I could get jo2rn
testimonials from people h,fewho uNNe
teen cured by this rHncdy."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

Whie stay.pg ia tho DsltG (Nl,si..
.igp, In,lO'u,l last simmer, H.. e.
Mjr, approaching l,uiins, Ssylot.
Wire Co., Of ~, Louis, ,utisfVd from.
iuAlaria anu became subject Ia attacks
o cholera mOrbus. ivory Instance
shen attacked he whs relieved ~ II By
magic, by using Chamberlain's Cole,
Cholera and Dlarrhoes Remedy. He
sAyt; III regard II ~ tee sue plus
ultra OF mohioinep.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

II, NJ. Blossom, senior member Of
II. NJ. Blossom q Co., 2l7 N. 81 st.,
81 Louie, writes: I hsd been left VITA
very distressing cough, tue result Of
intiutnzs, which nutriuC seemed TO
rsli' We, until took BuNdrfs Hore
hound Syrup. Ono bottle completely
rufgi me. sent che bottle 1, my
s's'ef. VINO mad severe cough, AMI
she experienced immediate relic. 1
always recommend tins syrup to thy
friends.
John CTanston, 9Os Hampshlfe
street, QIiroy, Ills, WITS have
found bdiidrds HOrehOund .SgruU
superior u Nny other cluyn ineJiclne
have ever known. 1. never disRJ.
points. Price 5Ur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

This popular resort IL becoming fam.
Gus for the piraiure derived on Sun.
day. Every one going there enloys
the freedom OF the great pavilion, IT.
bs,hing, boating and music. The ac-
are Ter eel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

Pafks' TEES clenls the skin. For sale
by +. J. Hi x Co., ana Nslten Jud.
sou Drug Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

Tho purest Croam Tartar
made Is used In tho manu-
ia ture OF High Grade Three
Crown Baking Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

Alum powders arc danger
Gus. Use tho puro Cream
Tartar Three Crown Baking
Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

Are 10 be hat a. Ssltair on Sunday.
The grand pavilion In its ,tAtelinsss 10
an asylum Tor quiet aud comfort.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

HALT LAKE Cry, unb.
~. August slh, iys
is us,cs , maj they win on OctoBgR ~
dtpo,lts to four yer cent. no., ,AN'n
lAyShie 'enil.annually. 'uhaa,
InE DssrREr sAvi>os B,v.
UTAH Ii1LE INsuKANcs ~ IN.
IRusr I,rPAAy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

ne prsrntr Evrvfsa Ntvs q ruhli'htl 20 y.
gfriay excepted. AZ corner south und Eist rs'rI
fHfHfts. a1lt iate tltTt
main TIu1n Ut 8tl D. 10. Regular EdluI1 ai
H'fIIUF.
o. Tr.Hlar and FRIDAY % each uDrE
Tic ur. furf WrIstr in magazine form O. Ill
yhti tyoIy saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24

Payments Tor Subscription avaJs in advance.
sui ssfitsrs rhanrirr their p.t.a ~ rasii-1ta
should always give tlfms. a. HrI ~ prvfaat al'
efrss
Tho Nrvsfsar s,is % tHs pfIHsIp1I III'aII Hasf
stands ami ou 900 rauHn4er trains LEAVING We CIV
ttuf . "a daNy.
CITY sutssf.i.srs FTI Kindly notify = n1nh1r.
ifircuIat1TI, ~ Az ldaauadu in ne dah'lT OF
a0if papsu.
All communication should be- a1ires'od 70
BrrpTf Esvs punnsuiHs Co
TsiauhnrotG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30

SOMETHING WAS WRONG WITH THE CABLE md
rNifNEs BAD To DRAW THE TRAINS ACROSS.
Another of those VcNatous accidents that stop
the cars on tho Brooklyn Bridge occurred last nlga
II was at Sl5 O'Clock that the numerous rains on
the Br.!g, suddenly caTe - stanlstill and were
brought ~ by engines sent out for them There
vas 40 cessation OF selling tickets II the wou'd-be
traveller .Ith,r way. AM soon large crowds gath
crel A. both tcrm.n.. only the northern track was
In use trains being p,ilel out by engines. for some
,h,rr had gone wrong with The cable The officials
profcss.d "a he ignorant OF what was tn" matter
1t $50 d. m. 4 train came In from Brooklyn, and
10 took ten minutes before the passengers from
this ~iae found standing room IN thr cars Iher"
was an engine In front an on" IN the rear but 50
great WAS ,he crowd on board that the train was
stated soon after rRss.ug the New-Nork tower. ani
two moro engines pufei up to drag the ears across
the Bridge II took twenty y-seNen minutes 10 get
IN. trouble was that the cable had fallen OF
m. ten foot sneaVe. owing 20 some sackentng No
b,ty was hurt Trains began running again resu-
ftriv "a OlJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
INDIGNANT HiGU SCHOOL PLPILN.

50 MORE PUBLIC GEADrNrioN EXERCISES r" BE
HELD ~ PATERSON .r%AVNilNG PROTESTS.
The senior class of the Paterson ~. - H'ch
School he'd exciting meeting yesterday afternoon
10 hear "a report from Superintendent Ecnhardt
which IS TO The effect that the Educational com
mittcc would hold no more public graduation cA-
crc,scs. has been customary There was storm
OF indguai on from the class Of ninety members.
who a. once decided 10 circulate petitions calling
UPON the Board of Education to allOw the public
exercises The pupils have held Indignation meet
ings to protest. but AZ last nights meeting Of the
Board Of Education II Was recommended that the
new rule be- adopted. Many of the girls had begun
- = sk ur"pHrihg for the exercises. which were
always carried In elaborate style.
.., trouble - expected before the matter
* settled as The public at large favor the com
mcAccnrnt 's"rciscs. 50 tnat the sweet girl grad
Uatc" can have "A chance to show herself and her
t.r.e tv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
ms NECK BROKEN BY THE FAIL


AZ EAST RUTHERFORD ~. J1 Man STRUCK BY
4 TKoGIEY-CAR AND KILLED.
Alexander Dalsl' sh. thrty-s'N years Old skilled
workman IN the finishing departmea; of the Stand
arI Bielchery at CARTON IGili y j.. met his death
within a short distance ot that pace on Thursday
night under peculiar circumstances. Carton HI.
is par; of the borough 90 East Rutherford. which
was caunccied last summer. by means of the Nor
r'~se Electric Railway s%Stem. with Passlic aul
Paterson a large par: of the Inc Running along the
historic Paterson Plank Road whore double tracks
are laid About lo g. M. IN TnurIlay, paSltSh.
who Il IS suppose !. mas have been drinking, MAS
waking along the Plank Road In Walilngtoa \
trolley-clr. In charge OF Patrick Luiiy. WAS run
uuS toward Pas~uc and the ringing % tho gong.
II stem~. was not heard by the man On the roai 4.
We walking clear of the tracks. AMI the car
seemed about to pass him. when he apparently be-
came confused. spread out his hands and got in
front of the
The edge ~ the fender struck him. ani he was
fuug to the ErOuni AT side. fha car Was
stopped and Dalgiiesh was picked up. but his neck
had been broken. AMI be livel only about half an
hour. IT, leaves wife IN Scotland. This Is the
rst fatal accident In the history ot the Morrsse
4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
GEORGE H. PEiMEOSE BIDLY BiTTkN.
THE wELI.KNowN Mf>sTREL ATTACKED EY a
JEALOUS ECLL PrP AT HS HoNE
IL MT VERNON.

G"orcr n Primrose. the fci.-knoWn minstrel,
who lives la a hauIsom" house IN NJ 'unt Vernon.
VIII not De- able 20 appear on the Stage FOR icW
weeks as D.. j.. lad up IN his room suffering from
a. ial'y nccratcI arm Primrose. hc.lles b'.ns
fond of th- stage. Is dog fanclcr. aud has nuia-
brr OF va.ulh'" caulnrs on his premises. Mr. Prim-
rose has ben home for fe" daSs. and yesterday
n. va, out around hts lawn giving his doS' an
ar.gg lis fayoritCs are a llrS" N'wiouAdIdnd
and q bul pup. There seems - 10" c'nFiI.Iabl"
jealousy b.tve.u the two dogs Oyer the attention
paid them rs their owner The bun pup on s'v' al
occasions has taken exception 20 the careSsos
given 10 the shaggy haired Newfoundland by Mr..
Primrose.
Tne pup was not in he bes: fran" ~ mind 's'or-
day when no started ont for a stroll. and refused
O., gamboi about the lawn with IN" larger dog. and
kept In th. rear Blood WAS in his eye. and he was
spelling for gooi night suddenly tie EttI" brute
spraug 20 the NeWfnundllnd and fastened his
teeth with an iron grip In the jaw OF MS rival.
Nlr Trimro-. after cons erdhlc struggling, ooSe'd Il
the grip. ana punished the dog for being 50 savage
The bni. was not satisfied a this. ana A. again
sprnnR AT the N,wfoundland Jog, Eh"n Primrose
n second time tried T. part thom. II" HSdln
scuaratcd Ia. dogs. when the bull pup sprang at
primros. ana fastened i's teeth In his arm. The
ann was lacerated Ia frghtful manner. y doctor
was called in. and had Ia put six stitches In the
ann. Mi. Primrose refused o. have the dog Killed
ana says he is not afraid he Will have hydroph0bia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
SAFE BLOUN OPEN WITH DYNAMITE.

HoBHERs ENTER THE OFFICE or JUDGE WILLIAM
SMITH At PARK RIDGE. y J-TNABIE TO
GET INTO THE SAFES DRAWERS.
The office of Judge William B Smith, OF Park
Ridge y j. was cntercl by burglars about o'clock
Yesterday morning. and the door of the Office safe
blown out with dynamite. TIE men did not sue
cccd In opening the inside drawers OF the safe.
which contained diamond necklace. the property
OF Mrs Smith: so IN cash, which belonged to the
Washington Township Building and Loan As>ocia-
ton and some other valuable things II - sup
posed they frightened away before they
completed their work. they left two certified
checks for S9D each lying desk In the office.
Garrett II. Ticmcyer who lives over his grocery
store ncxt door to Judge smiths office AVA
kened by the noise OF the explosion but did not get
up to see what IL was. The thieves "a ned an en-
trance through . front window by breaking a
pane OF glass over the fastener, and made their
cxlt from "A door in the rear. On gaining
trance to the office they broke of the inside door
knob so no could open the door from the out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
CEEDITOES NIIER cor ANYTHING.
ARREST or ii. J.. DAVIS ~ OMAHA ACCUSED OF
L0NG SERIES oF sWiNTtES

ARREST or H. J.. DAVIS ~ OMAHA ACCUSED OF
LoNG SERIES oF sWlNTILS
Omaha March - Harry l.. Davis. merchant
tailor was arrested hcr" to-day. He has had a
remarkable career as swindler. About i""
wears ago be- opened store IN Nc"-York. w'ih
branches in other nc!ghbOrng cities lie failed ana
m. cred tors go' nothing. II" then removed th-
stock 10 Cleveland. Chicago. s. Louis. Kansas
City and ST Joseph Mo, falling In each city "N-
c-pt 81 Louis. -.
In St Joseph he had Just opened when tn" New
York detectives got after him. He came 10 'mdha
last week. and vs. arrested when h' ctll"i ~ th"
o-tofiicr for letter this morning on complaint 81
Max Iadi. OF NcV-Nork tlty. Who arrived H.''
last night Davis denies hla cult Eldt SifS thc
total a'nouut Of his sWiudNnl VIII r"uch $l'."F'
Mrs Davis arrived hero tonight from ST Joseph.
Harry J. Davis was indicted in this city
ne: May on ,he charges ot several N""-("rk
firms who said D. obtained goods from thein I'M
der falls" pIctenoes he is alleged to have obtained
goods worth So from Joseph Barton at No2. ~
and 3sl Broadway anG $l.so TO t2"p from Jacobs
4 Stczcback. of 80 rs IIIoOm"-st Ran Co, "i
so sl9 Cnurch st.. are also said to be victims "i
Davis - ~" amount OF t'G'. .
The arrest of DAVIS was earned ~ Police Head
quarters Yesterday. and D'tect!veS rg"ant Joan
fio.iand left A,bary late asst night for Omaha
armed with reGuiHtlpn p1pors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
4 BREih ~ THE ADDICKS RiNkS.
or FRONT IN THE DELAWARE sGNA-
TORSHIP CoNTtST CREATE SOME
EXCITEMENT.

EXCITEMENT.
Dover Del. March 29.-To-day's Senatorial bal
lots were made interesting by the first break
which has occurred in the Addlcks ranks one Of
his supporters. Mr.. Morgan, of Sussex County
went 20 James Penniwell. of Dover Mr.. Money
Harry \. Richardson. cf Dover. Charles +. Rich
ards received six Republican votes.
Rcprcs 'ntatves Money ana Morgan declare their
sincere carnestness In their changes of front and
each Insists that he is actuated by desire 10
"ect Senator. Speculation Is again active as -
the probable winner and PonniWtlls name is the
ia ayorite. The remaining members of the Addlcks
contingent severely fet the detection OF Repre-
sentative Morgan, although they expressed con-
ndence that they would suffer losses
This confidence Is not shared by other members OF
the Legislature They. as well as the people are
heartily tired of the Senatorial deadlock and any
avenue that promises to lea to satisfactory end
ing Of the contest will be eagerly travelled.
Wilmington, Del. March 29-The first break in
the ranks Of the Addlcks men to-day In the SEN
atoriai contest at Dover created some excitement
In this city. 1t was taken as an indication that a
senator might yet be elected. There is sign,
however that either of the other five Addicks men
VIII leave ,heir candidate. Mr. Morgan has bHen
dssn sfied for some time with the situation, and IL
has beep intimated for three or four weeks that
fhe House six years ago and voted for Anthony
Higgins then. Harry \. Richardson. who received
vote to-day. Is the head OF the firm OF Richard
& Robbins. canners, lover.
James A. Penniwell, who received Mr.. Morgan :
vote. IL n Dover lawyer and an active Republican.
Charles T.. Richards. the Georgetown lawyer. who
received six votes to-day IL the first dark horse
receive votes Oh two consecutive days