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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
STOCKS, wheat, COTTON.

The reaction in STOCKS and COTTON,
and the low price of WHEAT affords OPP
portunitles for profitable investments.
WHEAT is the cheapest, safest. and
most promising staple article in the
country for investor or Spectator.
COTTON HAS PAID Is PER CENT.
PROFIT. WHEAT CAN DO THE
SAME A SMALL RISK WITH LARGE
POSSIBILITIES
COTTON orders executed I'm 10o-bale
lots on $50 margin. Wheat In 1,0O- ana
5000 bushel lots on a margin OF so ana
$50.
Write for our "40O-PAGE MANUAL"
illustrated with railroad maps. giving
complete information of all RAILROAD
and INDUSTRIAL properties. including
highest and lowest prices for series or
ten to thirty years OF Stocks. Bonds
Grain. and Cotton. and also the methods
of buying and selling on margin.
ISSUED GRATIS AND MAILED FREE.
STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN,
COTTON, PROVISIONS,
bought and sold for cash or on margin
OF g to per cent. Commission, lie
DETERMINING THE FINANCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE FIRM
WITH WHICH YOU DEAL is AS M
PORTANT AS SELECTING THE
RIGHT STOCKS.
New York National Bank references
furnished.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

Cash quotations: Flour was quiet and
No. 2 red, % 1-2aG0 3-ic. No. corn.
81 1-Sc No. oats q lac. Mess pork.
ss12 l-2GSS.15. Lard, s5.57 1-2as56o. Short
rib sides, s5.s,. Dry salted shoulders,
s5.25d$5SI IL. Short-rib sides. $3.50. Whis-
key, sl.22.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. October 2s.--l2:3o p. NJ
Market quiet: prices firm; American
middlirg. 5-Sd.: sales, 5000 bales: Ameri-
can, 200 bales: speculation and export.
800 bales; receipts. 1000 bales; American.
200 bales.
Fltures opened steady: demand mode
rate; AmeyIcan middling. low-middling
clause, November and December, 4 25-e4fp
4 2G-6ld: December and January. 36-ctd. |:
January and February, s7-6ig4 36-s49
s7-e4ii4 Ss-6if4. S5-e4d.; February and
March. 4 ss-c4Gsi 36-6id.: March and April.
Z as-e!lf4 ss-esa4 std; Ap pr and May.
4 40-6id.; June and July, fS-Gdd.
p. M.-Cotton--A American mid5llng,
5-Sd.: October, 4 35-GiIf Slid, sellers;
October and November and November
and December, 3i-6id.. sellers; December
and January. 2i-s444 sS-s4d.; January
and February. ss;ssa S sellers; February
April, 4 37-Sil4 1914, sellers; April and
May, 4 ss-G4ssi 3s-e4dx. buyers; May and
June. 4 40-e4d.. SELLERS; June and July.
Aid. buyers: July and August, 42-GtQ
4 l3-s4d.. sellers.
Futures quiet.
NEW YORK, October 26.-cotton--
Quiet; middling Gulf. S1-Sc.; middling.
Net receipts. none; gross receipts. 500
bales: forwarded, III bales; Gales. sas
baies-ail spinners: stock. 1874:
Net receipts, l7,3g7 bales; exports--to
Great Britain. 1o.e64 bales: to France.
s.Tis bales; to tho Continent. 1895 bales;
s' Sossas sV since s September list: Net re-
csipts. 1,sei.8 SIS bsies: exports-to Great
Britain, 297.lN bales; to France. $3.50
bales: to the Continent. 3Aee4 bales.
Futures steady; saIes, s4em bales: oc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

UOOK AND JOB PRINTING NHl1s
I'D II kx1cqTID AZ TEN nExsAru~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL.,. October
26-Cattle-Reccipts, 700. Market steady;
common to extra steers, S.2Osp$5.SO; stock
ers and feeders. 5000 S.S; COWS and
s26Ois3.25: western rangers 2.254A.
Hoss--Receipts, 1900 Market fairly ac-
tive and &c. lower: heayyp acking and
shipping lots, 5000 $40; common TO
choice mixed. $3.40Q3s5; choice assorted.
Sc 75S,S3.9D: light, 50. lOft$390: pigs s2uS5.70.
Shcep-Receipts. 2,op Market steady.
inferior to choice, sl.5oQ$350; lambs, $3g
si75.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. October 2s;-Flour.-
Fairly active; winter ~ tsa,l P az '''e''''
Wheat-Quiet; No. red. track, &C.,; No.
Corn-firm; white year. old, track.
30 lac; No. 2 white. 32e.
Pork-Quiet; mess, 1910; clear mess
ylO.5J: family, SlU.Jo.
Iard-Firmer; steam leaf, 6 lac. ker-
tie. lac; prime steam. Sis.
Bacon-Flrm: loose shoulders. lac. T;
short clear sides. 4 lac: boxed meats,
Lie. more.
Dry Sailed Meats-Quiet and firmer:
loose shoulders, 4 1-2c. short ribs, 4 Csc. |:
short clear ribs, lie; boxed meats.
Lie. more.
Whiskey-QuIet and steady: sales, COG
barrels, az SIP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

ST. LOUIS. October 26.-Flour-F1rm
and unchanged.
Wheat-Lower; October, 81 1-4c.; De-
cember. 81 SIC: May 80 1-Sc.
Corn-Lower October. q 1-4c.; Decem-
Der, "a $50: May. 26 Lie.
Oats-December higher: May lower; Oc-
tober. $780,: December, IL lie: May. 20 l-2c
Professionalism mess, sS.50dsS.62 IL.
Lard-Prime and steam, $545; choice,
Sa55.
clear ribs. &C.: short clear 1-Sc.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, 6-Sc.;
ribs. $3.50; clear, $i.95.
High Wines-Steady. at 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-27

WE WILL SEND you FREE THH
only 4-page Market Letter issued daily
from New York and Chicago. IL Is full oe
gossip. and live comment on stocks ana
grain. orders solicited In any amount, Tor
cash or on s. to 5-pcint margin. Comrniss
sion, Lie. Bank references.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
PRICE RESERVOIR COMPANY.
A Bic Enterprise OF Foot to Redeem
and Lands IL Itslern utsh.

The Filce River Reservoir snd frrl.
Cation company died iis articles Of In.
corporation with the county clerk 10.
Jay The corporation IL to exlst for a
period Of ii.ty years aud its purposes
are 10 carry on and conduct the bust.
meas Of storing water by means Of artl.
nclG roscrv0ifs, dams ami otnOr me.
thodii to buy, lease, and develop
water and water rlghts, aud to conduct
water on lands by ussns Of bitches.
huuiea ana ucquoiucts; g. acquire, hold
%nu operate ws1es Tights, .ppropria. ions
anu prIviiegos, auI 10 u0 sucn other
lhlhEs ~ arc necessary aud proper to
carry on general land and Irrigation
business, including tho diversion, az.
preparation, leasing, selling, acqulri ng
anu imposing OF water anu water
tghls, anu the purchase anu Improve
nrnt Of lands and the disposal therein.
In connection with tho foregoing busi.
ness, the company shall, II It's hoard of
direclofa 10 decide, hrst develop, store.
acquire, manage aud uisp1su OF the
waters OF GJOsberTy creeks, by com.
ploung dams aud reservoirs thtruio
upon tbs lands adjacent anu cantigu-
ous thereto In Carbon county, Utah.
The parties 10 the agreement with
the numbers Of shares subscribed ~ are
~ iollowfi
II, ~ Ryan, $1,000 shArts; Joseph
II. Pafis, 5000; Georrr Frandsep,
5gg,o5Oi Patrick Ryan, %, 655; and J. X.
iloGman, Hans Cariston, Henty IA.
Path, Louis Englet, Il, Nj. Lp Pfohon
anu Frederick Heath, 1888 shares
each. Tho capital stock o. placed ut
one million dollars, divided into shares
OF Que dollar each, the remaining sOI,-
OUO shares being hold In reserve by Ihe
company Horny NJ, Ryan liz OF
Chicago, George Frandson Of Price
City' Utah, Hsns Catlston oi Fair.
view, Utah, aud tho remaining in.
corporations reside Ia this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
SLIPPERY SIDEWALKS.
Again Citizens arc Forclbly Reminded
that They are n Menace TO
Life aud Limbs.

Tho snow and ics.ooversd rave.
meHil were frsqusn. forreful and pain.
iul reminders today that something
ought to be done to make walking a
safer pNstime for pedestrians than II
now 10.
All day long In eastern parts Of the
businesu districts cllzsns were falling
down with the suddennsss OF tenplps
Some were sbsken up and severely
hurt, others amply used strong Ian
guago-somo Of II very strong. The
councilman who will secure an ordl-
nance making It obligatory TO Toughen
the surface Of the sidewalks no that it
viii not DO necessary for cstizen to
take out an accident policy before
yenturing forth from his home or place
OF business, would earn the eveflasl-
ing gratitude OF an anxious and fear
iul constituency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
Trnmps In Convention

WICHITA, Kan, Nov. LA two.
daya' convention OF trAmps OF the south.
west adjourned last night. II wAshpld
on the Arkansas river between Wei.
lington aud Winfield, anu about / 500
were present.
Kansas CITY Jim presided. He mr..
rived here today, aud being elected
president Will make his headquarters
here.
A ChriatmRa holiday convention will
be holi at Hot Springs, Ark, anu the
regular summer convention has been
designated for Cripple Greek, Col,
The time will be designated in the
regular tramp alphabet on all tho rail.
road dopots ana water tanks when Kan
sas CITY Jim fixes 1t. His headquarters
here are In = vacant room connected
with the police station. Tho police
cater TO him, as his residence here is a
spre protection against tramp depTeda.
tions In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
nnnh. and nnnk rniInrr.

WAsHfNGTON, ID. e., Nov. 1.-The
report Of Comptroller OF the Curtenoy
EcElea, 10 be submitted 10 Conrrers 10.
morrow, gives Information Ia detail IN
regard 10 the organization, supervision
anJ liquidilion % the national banks
| Tor tbs year ondod October 81, 1885,, and
similar Information, a. far ~ obtain.
hOle, relative TO banks, banking com.
panleS, ana savinga institutions or
ganized and doing business under the
laws OF tue several states aud terri.
torins.
In addition 10 the foregoing, the re.
port shows briefly tho various systems
OF banking In operation In forslgn
Countries and In the states and terri.
tories comprising the Uulon, A. afford.
ing Information Mt to tho different
methods employed to facilitate com.
metolal exchanges and lsualAin bank.
ing circulation.
The total number OF national banks
organized since the date the FIRST certI.
ficato Of authority was Issued, June
20, 1893, 10 the close OF the repoft wear,
has boon b,O28, making yearly aver.
age Of l52. OF the number organized.
there were ia active operation on or.
tober 3lst last 8,7l5, with an authorized
capital stock Of 1864, 1885, l5. The total
amount OF their circulation outBlandiuR
was ssl8,ss7 $50, Of which nmount
$3.50, lS0,90l was secured by United
States bonds, and S2S, zoo, 600 by lawful
money depnaiied with the treasurer of
tho United States.
During the report year forty.thrss
banks were organized, being less than
80 por cent Of the yearly average, with
an aggregate capital stock OF 81, 500, OOD.
or these new banks twsnty.eight, with
a capital stock Of g.. $50, 900, are In ths
Northern and Northwestern section OF
the country, ana fifteen, with a oapltal
stock Hggregaling 81, $500 In lho
South anu Southwest.
There was not Increase during ia,
year OF Sl0,770,b97 Ia the amount of
circulation secured by bonds, and A
gross increase OF S6,822, $40 IN the total
circulation.
On September %, 1895, the date OF
the last report " the condition OF the
3,7l2 banks then reporting, their total |
resources was O., I23. 500, 348. 90, Of
which S2,059. 4Os, IO2.27 represented |
their lonnA aud discounts, and $3.50. |
b77 bsO.6l money " all kinds IN bauE,
or their liAbiliiiea sl,7Ol 1855, b2l. 20 |
represented Individual Gep0sits, 1886.
Sss 350.5O surolui ami net undivided |
profile, and SlS2, 4Sl ,6lO.6O outstanding
C Iculalion secured by bonds.
Receivers for 30 banks have been No.
pointed during the year. The agRte.
gate capital stock OF these banks was
s., 23b, O2O aud their circulation 81 ,OO8.-
4O2, OF theae banka two, with a cam.
tai stock Of Si50,000, were reported
last year NJ being In voluntary liqui,
dalton, ana nine, with n capital stock
Of s., 100, 900, were OF the number Of
banks which closed their doors In 1893
aud subsequently resumed business,
but through continued depression and
The slow character OF their assets, Wote
unable to meet their obligations, and
were thus compelled to 10 into insol.
genoy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
Probate Orders.

Estate OF johannes GottharG, do.
ceased, petition OF August wahlquisI
praying for the admission to probate VI
the will OF said deceased, filod, Dad
Thursday, December 10Th, fixed a, the
time for hearing It, The will gives
and bsqueaths the property OF the
deceased, amounting to about $500, 10
ThresIR wahlquisl, daughter OF the
petitioner.
In the estates OF Mary II. and Robt.
Il. Snodden, deceased, Rn order was
made giving Elizabeth 8. Ellie, sK-
ecutrix, further time IN which to file
her nnal account.
Estate ard guardianship OF Lille
q. Pat :. NJ, minors; petition for letters
OF guardianship came on without
notice, waivers and consents next II
KIN having been fil,d. Order made up.
pointing William A. Pitt ss guardian
upon ding bond In the sum OF 300.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02

preacher held responsible for the re.
action In the spread OF ChFiBliabity in
the Islands was tho riso Of the kahunn
aud hula mnsterB. The former 10 4
form Of superstitlOus worship and the
latter a KIND Of priest who favored the
practice VI idOlatrous ceremonies. The
worst forms Of hcathonism were 10.
vivod under Kalakaua, who formed
tho Halanana society. He also EN-.
eourhged the heather dauolng and let
loose the monster Of darkness and
iewdnese. He was q man utterly de-
VOID OF principle, the preacher said.
IL was related Of him that he once &C.
cepttu from "a Chinamnn u bflbu Of
dhOOO, for whioh no granted tho
Celcatial tho exClutivp Ilgnt to cell
opium on the island. A few days later
no gave the same privilege to another
Chiuaman for $4,000 leaving two
men 10 Eight u out between them.
selves Liliuokalsni, who succeeded
hor brother Kalakaua, was little better
than he.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02

plsced at 81, co., 900, divided Into 300.
00J -hAres ~ g. each. The inCotyUf-
ntofa and number Of shsres taken by
each are AZ follows: Edward Is. shoe.
bridge, IS, 200; John scarborough, IS, -.
900; George EGoodwin, 10000; Honry
V. Van Pol,, 10000; James R1gers,
10000; Edgar L.Colblfn, 10000, Frank
II. Wilkinson, iJ,0OO,ani $4,000 shatus
70 In Go treasury stock. Edward b.
slOebridgo N prenideui, Gu1tre +.
Goodwin vice president, Frank T..
Wilkiuoon treasurer aud Joseph J.
Rogers secretary. THO Company owns
At present tho following properties
situated In tbs Camp Floyd mining
district: Democrat, Cleveland, Eid0-
fadU, IOnn Star, Dexter kGs. 1 aud 2,
blarsiaut j. %. anu 9, Maggie Nos.
hnd . ana thu Uiaish lode nining
Ciaiu4s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
TuE MOUSE.

WELLINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Fuly-
sah House o, Representatives was
nisd 10 order at noon by Clerk Kerr.
ne roll was called anu tho clerk
nDancsd that Sil OF $50 members
we present. aud that no credentials
III been received from the Tenth
ST York and First Nevada dls.
atA
Kern called for nominations for
ss'tsL No nominating speeches
VIZ made. Grosvonor (Ohlo) noml.
il,i Reed; Syers (TexNs) Cfi,p, and
KHa (Nebfaaka) bell OF Colorado.
TIE result Of the vote Tor Speaker
IE Reed, 2Si; Crisp, 95; Bell, q;
lsuon DemOctaU /. Total, $3.50.
BED was greeted with deafeuIng
iIause when he assembled the ros-
ln aud his speech was punctuAted
Ihapplause. IL was ~ follJwt;
" Will not be unbeoomlng In me, /
Do, Y | acknowledge 20 this assembly
AZ u 10 very agreeable 10 me 20 stand
ne more 10 tho place loft four ycars
" OF the past, however, 1 shall
- ipeaki Tor the past speaks for
aeiln itfmt more filtiDg anu appro.
llih han any words which could
slsiiom my lips. Nor shall 1 speak
Z ne iallfe, inr we arc not putting OF
~ harness but putting II on. Yet, /
llhk may venture 10 say Of tns
laisip the light Of the pact, that n
V 70 tomelhing which for the mo.
lilI,etms inadequate, II may bs that
.le which has Justified itself for US
~ many 0ccasi0ns may do 10 again,
l'se who have acted with wisd1m
's'loloie may DO fairly expected TO
y SIN wisdom hereafter.
lam sorry 10 say the pleasure assp.
slsl Win tho honor you have be.
h''l upon me, an honor no Ameri.
al e'uLsn can 1911 10 appreciate, ana
Z Nhlen l give thanks, II but for a
l'Atnl %, while the cares and re.
casualties extend over many DAYS.
. hi y Tue performance Of my duties
.-,'s lhe whole people OF tho United
.Ae invoke their cOnsidorate Iudg.
-'a'' 80 Tar AZ II affects the members
Y uh House. 1 ask from both sides OF
=, slAmbef that cordial o0-1perAtlop
,".s1' winch l cannot hope 20 sue
W hsuilhg them that no effort on
N ANVIL 10 spared TO aid them in |
y. .,'leulimanco OF their duties by that |
' '..is 'uFAfllAlity which 10 their Just |
d. 'I y Republican caucus nominees
tssI. WV P'o'iP''y
q unanimous consent, NoWlands,
Wy alh, and Cummings, OF New |
,,.i whose credentials had not mr.
W. ~, were sworn In with the otnor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02

NEW York, Dec. 2.-rhe following
is the liat 81 directors selected by the
Joint executive reorganization commit.
Tee OF tue Atchialn railroad al tue
meeting today; Aldace L. Walker.
chairman; EDWARD p. Ripley, Cnlrar o;
Edward J. Berwlnd, New York;
brnlemin T. Cheney, Boston; n. Rio.
man Dlvaj Thomas =. Fowler: Ed.
ward y Glbbs, New York; Charlie. 3.
Hleej, TaDekt, H.; George q. Hsvsna,
~. somcrs dayeG New Yorh; cyrus
Il. Holiday, Topeka; Victor, MorA
Wetz, New York; George A. Nirkof.
son, Bosiou; IhoinsH A. Osborn,
Topeka and VIM. Ro,ch, Boston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
ArisonA's national Guard.

San FRANCisCO, Dec. IA spsclal
irom PlmuiE, AuzJng, says the order
Issued by Governor L.. q. Hughes dur.
lng the past week, In which he revoked
the action Of n court martial convened
by the adJutant general ami sustained
Two oflorta ana "a private VINO were
found guilty OF gross characterization
NJ Tucson on July an threatens the
complete dissolution OF tho national
guard The commissioned officers are
hiGlng OF resigniug In a body and
pnvasoa are discussing the probability
OF tnoir being mustered out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
Utah aud Republican Convention

San Franoisco will have the supper,
Of Utah In the fight for the Rspubll.
car National Convention, says the
Chronicle Of that CITY. Wendell
Easton received tho encoura cling news
yesterday la a telegram from Salt
Lake, and San FrAncisco's ohauoes, ia
Ia thought, will BE- materially benehtsd
10 consequences OF this latest Acquisi-
ton TO the Fighting forces.
Mr.. EAslon'a message cane from
Robert A. Friedrich, ono Of the oon-
mitlee Of workers who will assist n
presenting CAiifOrnls's claims before
tho Republican Nstioaal Committee
NJ lie meeting Ia Wa.iington on De.
csmber l0,h. Nj. friedrich left for
tue EaAt lew DAYS ago and Ia doing a
los OF missionary work en- route, He
stopped at Salt Lake, and now aa-
nounces uuthOritalively that Utahia
representatives In the Republican
National Committos support san
FTanUieco's candidacy. Waat 10 still
better, Mr.. Friedrich announces Ia his
telegram that Governor West has Ap.
pointed committee 10 20 TO Washing
ton 10 San Ffauclnto's behalf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
FRED IS THE SPEAKER,
Il, Election Greeted With DsaIenlns
Applause
vpREslDESTIAL MESSAGE TODAY.
,..shliean senators Hold n Caucus
b., adIsurs without Ae,ion
ON neorkaniEatisn.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Dec. D.
gvnsily At noon today the Senate
ra House were called to order and
e,g,uAl scenes Of animation anu OK
ssn,ui marking the opening Of Con-
,nn All Washington lays siege TO
s,bs Capitol building on opening
~ and oIay there WAS added Inter
asa account Of the changes Involved
,,i the large Influx Of now blood. IL
W an orderly crowd which came
.ss,h tue rain In private convey.
,,,.s 10 street cara and on foot.
By 1880 O'Clock, AR hour aud n halt
ssr the time OF meeting, the public
al,fes Of BOTH houses were filled and
a. assf crowd overlooked into the
sIee corridors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
Third District Court.

A. q. wins, who WRs convicted on
Friday afternoon Of assault on James
MoLRron, In Attempting to puI tins
latter out Of an oiiicu where the former
had charge, came up before Judge
Merritt thi, morni1g for sentence. Tho
Judge imposed line OF $40, which was
paid.
In the case Of Glen II. Boutwell, vs
:. Markham ten days additional time
was allowed to iile statement ON motion
for new trial.
Tho trial OF the case Of flank An.
drsws OF al Va John Began ct al oeou-
pied the remainder OF tho day, ana
Will continue over into tomorrow.
James Quinn, Fred A. EvAns,
Robert Hamilton, Frank smith and
Scion Bplro were the witnesses Tor tho
plaiutifis. The defense opened its
case this afternoon by calling upon
John hogan, one Of the defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
a WorIa,. n,cara nr,,i,.r

NEW York, Dec. 2.-Uddsr oircuni.
stances far from favorable. the Empire
state oKpresb over tho New Vo.a Con.
tral anu Hudson River railroad atArtpd
out AT $50 o'clock this morning 10
make Tue Worlds record for fact time
between New York and Buffalo,
which also will be- tho DALI schoduls
ui the running time Of the train. The
attempt IL TO make the average npr,d
o58b mllee and hour between New
York and Buffalo. The train consists
Of siA vessibule COACHES.
Rain was falling whom the tain
started and the ttaoks were weland
slippery.
ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. e.-The En-.
pro expires reached Albany four min
ute- ahead oi schedule time.
bYRACUhE, Dec. 2.-The Empire cx.
press reached Oneida three minutes
late. The run TO Syracuse was maize
NJ the rate OF mile a minute and the
train arrived minutes ma 80 seeonds
ahead Of time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
MayOr.elcct Glendinuing in Idaho.

Tho Boise, Idaho, Statesman o. Sun.
day morning has the following: Mayor
James Glendinniug, OF Salt Lake, at.
rived In tho city yesterday 10 accom-
pAny Mrs. Gleudinning home today.
When he left Zion one OF the heaviest
storms that no mad ever seou there wa.
IagiLg. Mr.. Glendinning says that
Utah IA tafo Tor the Republicans for a
long Time TO come, M the State officers
are elected for Ave years. When asked
II Judge Goodwin would ba elected 10
1he Senate, he said that they hoped 40,
nut II was not Yet settled, there being
u number OF candidates, making ID
impiaotioabio 10 determine what this
result would be. However, hO was
confident that the judge would be
chosen and no was Of the opiEion that
tue ether senator would be Frank Gan.
non.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02

ST. Louis, Dsc. Two uppe,
storiea Of tue Hogan Printing o5m.
pany'a extensive establIshment wsr,
guttod by fire tnis morning, involving
loss OF about $4,000, fully Insured.
ftVale WnichmAu NaumAn ~ mis-.
ing. Geo. Benson, engineer, was badly
burnedi Charles Traub, a fteman,
received bad scalp wound by a fall.
ing shutter; Joseph Roehl, firoman,
burned fsco and tauds; Ole Olsen ami
Joseph Rahilli firemou, badly burned
about lace ana hands. Assstant Fore.
man Paul smith, o. Truck No. I, aud
John Casill and Dan Browne, OF tue
same company, are also burIoi about
the head and hands and suffering from
inhaliDg smoke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Cjlder weather
10 set down by the weather bureau for
Illinois, Iowa, Indiana and Michigan.
IL Is predicted that the Temperature
viii fall from 20 TO IS degrees before
noon today. A fall Ia the temperature
lstepofted from Sioux CITY and Oma.
ha on the west, from Wichita aud
Springfield, No., on the south col,
while the thermometer IL reported
stationary Mt indianapolis and Detroit.
But tho cold wave Of today embraces
All this region Of country and north 10
Duluth and Marquette. Cold wave
signals were erdeTod out all over this
section OF the country early last night
while all over the upper lake region
storm hignal, were put up TO deter
vessels from taking to the laIe.