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that about two months Hgo all Amsfi.
can residents were recalled ~ Eco
Chow.
"rhc common people do not dlsiIn.
ruish between japanese, American,
Euglish ami German uatioualities, but
al alike are foreign and obnoxiour
We cannot but fear that outrage such
as have just recently occurred 81
CheBg tn, in the nOrihwOtt interior,
will occur In other locsliilCs where
foreign missionaries are residing, TAT
away from tbs treaty peTts, and hence
beyond the protection Of foreign gun.
boats.
"Ths chief Of police al Cherg tn, a
Hansu man, a raotai n rsnA, Issued
the following proclamation on the sec
ond day OF ths TiotG AT the present
time we have ample evidence that
foreigners deceive and kidnap small
children. You SOLDIERS AMI police
nust not be disturbed ou 1ufrled.
When the oases nre brought be orc ue,
we cettsinIy Will not DO lonient with
them
"AuothsT placard which appeared n
day or two before the riots read:
1T 10 hereby tOIic 4 tbat at the
hiring bad characters TO Gtval small
obildf0n, that they mSy extract Oh
from thvm iot their ute.'
"Anotbef piaosfd put oui the day
after the riots and evidently INTENDED
ssaB RI Of Qualification, ttaI: az tbs
present time, when japan has u urped
Chineio territory, You English, Ffenoh
aud Americans have lyOsud on with
your hands IN your sleeve. II Ia Ia
future you wish TO pfetch your doc
triues Ia China you must drive tn
japanese back TO their own coun ~;
then you Will be allowed tn preach
your holy gospel thrgu gnuut thu Couu
try Without hiudTanCe.'
"rbSTe was also u proclamhti9n put
out by tho vicetOy, atIribuNug the
outbreak 10 the presence OF f1rciguofs
Ia tue parade ground during The ruit
throwing that acUOmpauies tue feast D.
tho 1ith day VI toe i,th mouth, hul,
~ n matter VI fact tnefe we're no ini.
eiRuep on tue parais giouni the
whole day.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 5.-rho first
attempt W 10 violence to Iheodoio
Durraut, on trial for tho murder Of
Blanche Lamont In Emanuel church,
tince his Incarceration, was made today
an the defendant wab leaving the cluf1
room. The prisoner wHb In tho cuitocy
OF the chief taller, when n withholding
mRn rushed from the crowd towards
Durrant with the evident intvntiOn
OF atssulting him. The lsiler threw
him OF before hn could reach ID rant,
and the hasailant iIied TO draw a pistol.
hu was seized by two deputy sheriff,
before no could aim his weapon. #
II believed that tho ussnilant IL iuBsnr.
A seventh juror q ny Dutrsnt wac
secured at the morning session of the
court In the person Of IL. J. SmythS, a
retired farmer.
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make matters worse, the car was FLIED
with the sufiocsiing smoke Of the pow.
der. win powder burning into some,
blood flowing from the wounds VI
others who had beer struck by the
heavy wAJdiug, the scene was ono VI
confusion. Tue Injured WeTo 10 great
ag0ny.
The car doors were opened aud the
smoke cleared away. Toe hospital
corps OF the regiment was aboard, anu
was Immediately called Into service
Three men were badly cat about tue
head. Two little boyP, c mpsny 'ma'-
COTS" had their faces shot completely
iull VI powder. and were In greal
agony. Two soldiers will probably die.
Another Will loss his eyeeigbt. One
man was sitting with his face between
his hands looking out Of the window'
and received the discharge iull IN thr
ace. lie is seriously burned. somr
twenty more mad their faces partly
hlItu with powder.
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Pensioners Toid to Demand cold in-
stead sf SILVER.


TOPEKA, kan, Auy. 5.-rhs iollOw'
ing circular was Il stfibut, Il among the
OLD soldiers Of Topeka and shawnee
county VINO today visitod the United
States pension office TO draw their
quarterly allowance from tho govtrA-
ment;
"Comradcil Halt You are entitled
to gold IN Iaymeht Of your checks.
Demand n. d. not accept dopfeolaiei
currency"
Tho pcnsi nors are paid by ocks
which are paid at tie Topeka bsuks.
This circular was evidently prepared
by bimp allist, who wa Is 10 show
that there II uot enough gold In tue
banks TO pay tue pensioners alone, aside
from doing the Otner business VI tue
country.
1t ma, also tosn suggested tbAt this
may be part Of the Sovereign boycott
" bntional bank notes. IL 1, not known
VINO delivered the circular.
Over 500 pension checks were paid
ny the Bank OF Topeka to-day, only
two mon asking for gold. One was u
customer, ana was given tue yellow
metal. The other was somewhat In.
sUlent, snd was told 10 got out NJ the
bank. PfesiJout J. Il. Mulvano, Of
the Bank OF Topeka, ssidi 1--WE gen.
efslly pay most OF tho pensioners In
gold, "a IL IL more convenient when
We are rushst, but this circular which
waH distributed among tho pensioners
IL diabOlicGl. We do not cnHrke these
veterans arythiug ior collecting their
money. Tho government does not
keep any money oupOsited with ~, ~
you con see how foolish II IL that thi'
circular should DO sent cut telling them
~ demand gold"
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"NORMON"
TABERNACLE
October 8 and 4, 1885,
Presidents Of the Day, N.Gov. Arthur
l.. Thomas, uoy. Caleb W. West.
Look ! TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST or
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS.

l-.for tho best grand chorus ~ mined ,oloes
Lot nor more lhHu 10 nor IgtH than lU.I, ruu.
utilns lnl "lhr 1lor1us song NJ ifutiom,'
Iron br. larty's upvrH, AiUlUouI 40. "Nalo.
~ btHtrHL' i-tupious., ufs. prlr. t..u. sold
medal Ca conductor, second uTiTU, fI.Ns baton
luconluct.r lIhvse cturusvs m ~ lr accom-
ufFaul
.-H,st military band contest mot more than
lNouN i've piece. hnr i,ss than tNvutYI, "lvHt
pNrtiuto' .leuin'r, ursl UrHc. NEv, loli
medal 10 conductor. second INC $40. silver
medal 10 conductor
- ne,t male chorus, "To Arm,' 60 Arms r'
.hf Parry mot more shan IUIIy ssIara nor
Ice thau thir'yu fret prilc. sl.v, .oUuua puac,
i-llgsi lAd.sf ,lout. "rhe EHaal OF tlr
lu1h' iiUuIry uuNArdgI ruI more than
hftT Vol. nor Iyfs than went. UfuI. url
prize .h.t ssrHIi uisv. 800.
lua' WlHutIlHutHuH tHurUat "lHu tuW.
W'r' IbNcuN .tMIty tu thrIH live voices 4.
competition fcsUiutyl tl vnf1 uIu.Is lu puvb
OF hfsi nud rHruuu u.ass. regular utrHu. .H.Iuua
poo .rbrW,uis. nIft prff,Al0Hr baton tu ruHa
duri.r scrbuu uHtC. 500. ustou Go conductor.
'lhls chorus Go be accompanied by piano ur
cabinet organ uuIH.I
o-u,t'ma.c VusHsIc. "Isorora" uaucsI.
'-ncst ladies' guauoitc, "Es.rouss' uHcn.
ds|, f.I
, lie, duet solrhuo end tenor "slay Thou
l-nys. tuu6f colo. ~ SEQ Thee. Love. In
Lyuy lower abb, 10 4 GaJ.iu
,iv-hr't t0pf,no colo "lho SEPARATION
AltNHHlNI.f 10 o. NHHf a|"t
% Bssr baritone ur bass solo, "ramUrIau
War song from touEs OF WH.gEHll.Hafus.
gIH
l!= llctt runtrlIip solo i0rm and sun
thluC. dudley IurA. minor, llU.
I4=Ntst natu 500, Nlu
N=IUt p.sno s0.U. Last Hone" lD0ua.
chhtI, $40, IUueu 10 cilutrtts uadtF q years
ofugrI
b-For the hest musical composition. sult.
huly Cor maze uburus, -, lc0UpUsU. To- select
purIH
&C. Forthc best poem. subject. "Thc Stay.
nrN'r ana the lpulluE ul tho HIEum
! faihrrs not more tulu spI lines glH
i.stur tue best rational SONG, 'lhe Welsh OF
| An gues, words only, un knEilsH OF NctLl.
ilu
o. FOR the beet huruttp. suitable Tor rantata.
subject Ihu 4 tan tluurrrs,' So. ass pfut
! posed 10 have lhls oct 90 musio 20 10 utcd on
! tIuutCr HuuNtrHarIt4I
lU-tor the nt.t historical sketch Ipr1saI ON
| TO lie uf-t David 900 welsh, stH
] ..=ior Tue beet prose on tuU customs ana
| manners ~ tho welsh nation Goo LnFlisnI,
! llI.
!l-For the brU recitation, "Tuo uells'
! iLgEnf Alien Poo, S.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 5,-Ths First Ma.
tlonsl bank has charged oil from i,s
surplus sl,OO0,O0O, trsnsferring that
Never before have such heroic meas.
nfts been taken by Chicago hank.
Ia charging oil this large sum from its
tu'pluH tho directors have completely
wiped ont tho real estate which the
bank has taken At one time or another,
anu which Ia said TO represent a value
o. some 100000, The bank charged
literally from It's undivided profits at
'he beginning OF last year. Tho bgups
elalement TO the comptroller December
~, 1913, showed undivided profits u
s0sv,si9. January II charged oil some.
lhlhg like 100000 for its undivided
profits,
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NEW YORK. Aug. 5.--The World TO.
morrow Will say: Tue expert counter.
letters VINO Tor two years Ip.t have
bosn engraving and prnIing $500 aud
800 United States gold ceriihcsies aud
hoOdlng Canada with notes OF similar
denominations have been discovered by
Secret Service detectives ana four VI
tue gang OF i've are now locked up In
Jersey CITY. Tho niIh member, the
hacker, was arrested, tut escaped.
BTOokwny, the mysI expert fofgsr and
coubIsrfeIleT In this country, IN PROT
ably the priucipal. lie Is now 70 years
VI age.
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srILL sUFPEHING.


Turkish Outrage. Ia Armenia SIN
continue,
LONDON, Aug. 5.-rhe Ddiy hsDs
has aivIuUs dated Ammonia, July 2O,n,
which snyi
The condition OF the Armonians II
worse Ihsu ever. They regard ShAkiT
PsshA rs their wofs. en0my, nnd HE
appointment ~ C0utemptuous def.
ancu OF Europt's domguu, Deliberate
persecution, slaughter ard pillago "
IN, ATmenirns are pursued todgy with
the same ruthless VigOr and hsudifh
Ingenuity rs In former ytars. Afm6
are distributed among the MUslems IN
the ffoHtier dislTlcts, auC every day
ncws arrives OF fiosn murdert, whole.
sale imprisonmenis and plllago.. The
authorities IN the great tUwns fTou,
tims 10 time march heavily manaciet
gauga Of limping and wounded Al.
manisn prisoners through tho streets.
| the sultan IL cOuTtiug revolution hu
viii surely have his wry. Unless the
persecution isstoprod the c0nutry will
soon be In tuch Olfzv tbst nothing
ehUtt OF Russian occupation will eS'
lnvuish 4.
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OMAHA, Aug. b,-i EusWut o. tho
A. T.. A. police cgmwissioucB wee
nlcd In tue disttict curt today. The
hearing mur upiu tue morning, and
will DO IN toe nature Of tret ~ the
constiIutiouAlity NJ tho new law under
winch tho a. T.. a. bOsr1 90 acting.
The petition claims that y prem sjli &
ell plan was arranged by cettsiu init
yiduais 10 Tenie the law weld, alaJ
that tho /, Junction procured Oy hsyvr
Btmlt, restraining too city Causcil
from approving tue deien1nuis' bJGds,
WIH procured vita fraudulent avsigu,
Inc answer Cgncludcs! ali any duai
board Of commissioners exist, II viii uu
because said plaintiff, Ia violation VI
law and Ia puuuanc0 10 n iung.Dti'tc
prcCunceIyed plan, anu IN sufGuAncr Ui
an agreement TO act aside tue law an
10 violato the same, VIII continue,
through the police force ~ Aiofesa!d,
wtonRiully organized, controlled Gnu
created, 10 exercise the fuucti0nI put-
tanning 10 saiu beard.
"And tue defendants maintain thst
the plaintiffs cRunOt Try tho cDusiitu.
tionality u said law In these proceed.
inga."
40 excitement was noted IN tho city
today no lar Us tue police muJdlv /,
concerned.
A special to the Bee from Liucolp,
Neu., says Papers were iiloi with tue
clerk OF tue supreme court to-day, with
Mayor Bumis, member Of tue old bOsid
Of Ire ana police commissioners, a,
plainlin Ia proceedings IA the nature
VI quo waFfanlO TO teUt the authority
under whlcn the A. =. A. commission
assumes 10 have been appointed. This
will force n uccislOE ifom tue hights,
! tribunal OF tue STATE Oh tho mOOtvI
questions.
ANLm N nrnr Nm. u.n,.inno Thn ale
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sOLDIERS INJURED.
Fslhians DiarhArEs Cannon into
M Excursion Train.

rrMNuFELD, o., Aug. "a can.
non suOt fred from kuIgnls Of
Iylhias excursion train struck a pGst-
Ins lrsin, carrying the Third regiment
OF ONO National guard, Colonel Au.
toohy commanding, TesultiDg ia lho
teilous injury Of a number Of the 90 :
ultfs' Tho regiment has been In
qGamp Tor the past week ~ Johnson.
Islanl, anu broke camp touay. To-Day
was also the uay for tue kuighta VI
tylhlHs OF Springfield and Dayton to
var camp ut sanduESy. The two
rains were 10 pass uear Bslleiontalur.
ite Pythiaue had u ANAL cannon in
,hu baggage car otth,ir train und ware
Htlng sslutes m tlsy went along. One
OF Inc saluIes was rred ju-t 10 the
ttsln bearing Tho regiment was pns,-
ing The two trains were but two feet
me iull charge Of the cannon, pow
yer, Nash anu wadiing, was dOlivorod
lshl IN the faces Of tho crowned car.
Ioau OF SOLDIER, who had the windows
us9D' instantly there were thrleks OF
"A'A from tho wounded aOldisrs. Ia
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l-Afiudicators witt divide OF withhold
pffHH according To- Wrut
2-All ,buua competing for NoH Huf must
sIuE together after tNt contest. under the
lrssbnhp uf Prot EyHu stsphcus Tho Win
tng gnouscs Will $50 DO required 10 take pari
lu Concert,
preliminary examinations viii DE- Nc'd thu
mgrniIF ut october 90 Assemu' Hall
l=~rrupd ullfus vel. only Doc given Nhun a.
least iNfrs have entered competition.
.=lhn uc.nIuu OF thu udlui.rlIor' shall In
alI cnags be- unHl,
C-rAu prisr composition. shan Dee the prop.
erty Of mo L!sir1lioitummit'cc unless other
W.sc fUeD.ngi.
,-succsssitl comrtuI0rs shall. ifIcgured.
uffIFt a. Toe UNtEIuaH concert
r.-uompouuous are urFN go Al regard.
Tess ~ ul urd or nationality
g-Nl competing bands val form 100 boig
ut ~ o'clock noon IULTfduF, urlubfr Ird 40
tUC Temp "tou Hotel, and march 90 ihri
south Auu Mhiu streets, thsHre osst "a state,
trtuyr north - fIrst South, thence wet III
West itwp,u. thence NORTH iu tho Wvsi gate vi
Temple tIrua. and Wul play tho welsh ma
',onsSs.r "NATru 81 tho Men oil HuUrth
ir'rtr secretary tor muse furnished rrauBl
Intending ruAp ttnrs must seUd their
nance Doc 20 the secretary before september lsL
n, I,. Under uu conditions VIII anyone NH
allowed tp compete uu.css lhis rule 10 com
Nasitto bo had at Coal.er & snc'rroye 90
IifirddfJd headquarters, MEiu street, NUll
lAao Giiy, lwh They wll hsvo the ouly
authorized editions Tor those contests
tumutUtlOns vail Ne held Thursday after,
noon ana night, urtuhrF 80, md the great
Festival will conclude with . Frau1 concert
fIllav uIght, october llU,
fur further particulars write,
General ,ocrtiary, John james, SAT- Lake
civ, Utah,
secfo afy i1r colorado, l., q. Roberts, 90 Lin,
coin ave, Denver
Secretary Or ldaro, q. ?, Davis, EDITOR Enter,
pFHs. Na.At CIV.
SECRETARY Tor Wyoming, Jtura 1igvrs, Amy.
MAnHrDr On.tl rrugrau, Peter Elliott, sal
Lake city. Utah
special Rates tTsin All Points Ia
Itnh, Colorado, wyoming
and Idaho,
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FOREIGNERS IN CHINA.
Prstcat for Killing Eh.m-Pr.Iudiccs
OF tho peuplF,

BUFFALO. Aug. 6,--samuol GGscey,
OF tnIs cuty, late United StAtts consul
at Foo Chow, Cnina, wss interviewed
touEy on the reported massacre ct ku
Cheng. Mr.. Gfacoy said: "Ku CAsng,
the place mentioned In the press dis.
patches M the scene OF the latest anti.
foreign riots, is In the Fug KEN PROV.
iuCe, about ninety miles apOvp Foo
Chow. 10 10 iulIy sne bundled
mileo from Pagoda anchorage, tLs
highest point OF navigation tor steam.
ora In the Min river, henoO IL entirely
beyoud the protection Of American Ur
other foreign guptosts.
"rhe lileraIi have been stirring up
trouble against the foreign residents
there Tor many m0Lths,and the danger
ia liza and ntnnartv hsnaus M gEaAt
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a,rmnn, sna Antrim Agr,e.

MUNICu, Aug. Tue Adeirichtcn
says Iuat the principal subject OF us
cussipn yesterday at Ausso between
tho Austrian premier, Count Col
uohowsky, Rnd Prince hohe lohe, the
German chAuCsilOr, were the Bulgn-
riau and Macedonian questions. IL
IL added that n pefiect arrangement
was arrived At on ali tno questions dis
ruNEuN
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San FRANCIsCO, Aug. j.-Unitoi
States JuugUs NluKcnna ami Morrow
today nxol the ds,o for the hearing Of
the appeal IN tile Stanford case for
September l0th. Tue govsrnmenps
appeal Will Ds heard In the federal
court OF appUHls, by Judgea Gilbtt', OF
Oregon, aud Judge Hnwicy nud Judgo
Morrow, Of this uistrict.
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COLLEGE, hIa.s., Aug. 6.-rhe De-
ieldtr, NigilanI aud Jubilee started Ia
aslfOng wind In run from here "a
Newport ut the following times
jubilee l:b6:O9; VigilAnt ll:60:ll, and
Defender ll.6U:l9. The NIgilant has
tue advantage Of the windWArd post
ION.
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BEGINNING MAY ist, every 9Th
customer will he given ten per cent.
discount on his purchase. Every M.
lIeth customer will get Il discount OF
so per cent. Every one huuife,h Gus
TONER viii have the entire amount Of
his purchase refunded. Every two
hundrgGth customer will get IIoO
bicycle Tree.
Count is made from tho payment OF
order Our goods aud prices are abGo.
luiely correct.
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30 Gents.
90 Cents.

During this Great Season Sale" swoopins
ressess avalanche OF bargains salo for tho with
empowering magnetic attractions.
NJ B.See Illustrated Circular description OF
tho groal ost bargains offered during any sao
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New York, Aug, GA hundred
AMI iity thousand dollars IN gold have
been Withdrawn from the sub.tressuTy
Tor shipment 10 Europe ON the Aller
tomorrow.
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500 Table.

Al article, shown on This table are un.
surpassed Tor workmanship, quality OF
material aud styo OF trimming
Ladies' Chomiss. pompaiour style,
trimmed with embroidery aud Insertion
sl.Ul, ut
S1.OO.
Ladies' Drawers. trimmed In ombToid.
cry uF totChOn lace, sizes - TO -, value
sl.1S.a.
aIOO
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soc Table.
This price barely pays the cost OF making
tho garments hero offered.

This price barely pays the cost of making
tho garments hero offered.
Ladies' Chemiso, pompldour style.
Hamburg insertion and torrhun lace
trimmed, sizes $40 50, worth Soc, nt
80 Gents,
Ladies' Corset Covor, v shaped mock.
trimmed with laHo and embroidery, silu.
= 10 90, worth sjc, a.
80 Cents.
Ladies' slight Robe, mother hubbard
Hi'lu, trimmed with rows NJ Hamburg
embroidery, finished no hortiugbono
hftt with fuiiln ON sleeves aud neck,
sizva to o., worth $50, at
30 Cents.
ladies' Drawers, trimmed with liam.
burg Insertion between clusters Of %
Iurks aud embroidery Tunie. size, 25
10 80, value sac, At
90 Cents.
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BERLIN, Md, Aug. 5.-In n fire last
nlguI seyenty-iivr houses were burn a..
lus Ices 10 100000; iDtuERnce go, 600
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OF STANDARD MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
i5c Table.

Lailos' Drawers. well made, with
tuoks aud hem, sizes 70 10 30 worth .5c,
Tor
10 Cents.
Cmldfen's SEtoon Dfill Waists, vol
made, sizes . TO d, worth 80, TOR
IL Cents.
Ladies' Chcmi.o, made Of good quality
muslin, vol ssWul, sizes 90 10 %, worth
-Hr, iJT
10 Cents.
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75c Table.

our uncgualloi facilities enable us to
piier these mal,hiess values.
ladies' Night Robe yoke trimmed In
tucks AMI Hamburg insertion, Hushe.
with heFringhOua braid and Hamburg
embroidery, ruulo around neck aud
,iccNos, siycs 10 go 20, woE,h Sigi, nt
80 Gents.
Ladies' skirt, made Of Gno qualify
muslin, trimmed In tucks with wido om-
hroiicry ruiilg, sizes @, TO a., ya.uo
sL2j, At
40 Cents.
Ladies' drawers, trimmed with Ham.
burg embroidery finished In herring
bon" braid, sizes 70 ~, value %, a.
80 Gents,
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Women know best what they want
when they nnd something unat Oils
eNeFy need like DR.. Pries's Baking
POWDER, Tor instance.
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Choir Leaders, Fani Leaders, Vocal.
lists and Music LOTali-EYIy-
BODY, Attention!
~ Gwir yn Erhyn v Byd,"-frhs
Truth Against the World
The first Grand Annual
EISTEDDFODI

The unique competitive musical aud
literary FESTIVAL Of the Canhrians Of tho
Old aud New World. The national pas.
time ~ tho Welsh Given under tho
auspices NJ the Camhrlnu Association "
Utah and adjacent Statos and Territories.
and tho Tabernacle choir u Salt Lake
city, Utah, will DO hold Rt the Great
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r. s. MOORE,
w. &. HAWKINS,
ii. NJ. FISHER.

A mas, meeting was hold earlier In
,bs nIght, nj which speeches were
msds 5p Mrs Ida II, Wellt-Barnets
All others. A telegram was sent to
Governor Altgold, asking him to see
tbal the colorod miners arc protected,
md A yas decided TO hola another
meeting on Wednesday night. anu "
nv ibattime no action has boen taken
~ ihe governor arrangements Will BE-
made TO send nurses anu OIhet Astle'-
ancO to Spring Valley. ,u
several mtmbsfs OF n colored MILF
tary organization who were present
decided tha,ii the state wouid not pro-
trcI the eoloted people NJ Spring VAL
Law thew would 20 down there anu
give the Alans all the tght they
wanted, Tue meeting, however,
itoyned upon the warliks young men,
saying that II bad not come to that hs
set. .
PEORIA, Ill.,, Aug. "a mass INSET
Ing OF colofui men was neld Ia this
city tonight TOT tho purp. 20 Of taking
auilon relating TO the spring Valley
riots. There were several speeches
made Of an iBhammatOTy nature. Al
the close Of the meeting twenty.six
signed thelf names agreeing TO 10 anu
help 1ght the thing cut They have
guns and ammunition stored In q
cellar here, and will probably start for
tue Ieens OF the riot early IN Tie
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

win II ever stop gfOwinS? Tho sale
OF Dr. Prices Cream Btking Powder
has OutsIfipped that OF arrivals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06

The Pellets cure blliousrcs7. sick and
bilious headache dizziness. coatiyrurss or
constipation sour stomach lossofappctitr.
coated tongue indigestion, OF dy5popsia.
windy bg.shings, heart buu," pain and
distress aii.r cltiug aud kindred derpngc.
Put mp 100 glass yiula, therefore always
fresh and reliable. one little "pollrtn
Is a laxative two are mildly ca,hartic.
As o "dHnner pill 10 promote digestion,
take one each day amer dinner. 10 relieve
distress nom ovcreatng, they are IN.
cqullcd, Ihey o.. arc tiny. sugar coated
giHnN,H,aly enid will readily take them.
Accent no ubstitutc that ui5y he 10 com.
meuded 20 be Just as GOOD n II NAV be
tcficj. Ioy me 9ClicT, becaufe uf p1yiug him
a better nrolt, but he Is not ,he one VINO
HcSdS help. Address for frce sample,
WOWps plsrENsAEY MEDICAL Asso.
cIATIoS. ca Ms'u Street HGalln. y. Y,
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Right Arm Paralyzed!
Saved from st. vitus Dance.

"Our daughter, Blanche, now m
teen years NJ age. had been terribly
afflicted with nervousness, and had
lost the entire use OF her right arm
We feared ST. Nitus dance. and tried
the best physicians. with no benefit.
She has taken three bottles uf Dr..
Miles NCryluc ana mas gained a
pound, Her nervousness and symr-
toms " 81. Nitus dance are entirely
gone. she attends school regularly,
aud has recovered complete use VI
her arm. her appetite splendid
Mis- L. T. WtfILDgt Hr|ertYr y v