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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
THE "HONEsT MONEY" LEAGUE.
Illinois Organization Duly Launch
~d-Uunlterabiy Anti-Silver.

CHICAGO. ILL. April 2o.-The Honest
Money League OF Illinois" was formed at
4 meeting OF citizens at the Palmer House
mis- afternoon. in accordance with reso-
hutton that such a meeting be held, which
was adopted by half a dozen enemies OF
free silver at the Great Northern Hotel
recently. The promoters OF the new or
ranization are W. +. Baker Adlai r.
Owing, A. +. Seeberger J. W. Richards,
knd John Mayer Palmer. Henry ). Rob
bins was elected president, and the plat
Form OF the organization declares IL TO
be "unalterably opposed 10 the unlimited
coinage Of silver. without International
0o-operation. at the ratio OF 10 TO J." The
xther officers are Jacob W. Richards. sec
tetary; a. II. Seeberger. treasurer. and
khe following yice-presidents: EX-Judge
Et,S.sas a. Moran. T. W. Walker. Clay
Non +. Crafts. Arthur Weisei, S. NJ.
Phelps, W. r. Baker. Frank WenteT,
Rivers McNcill. X. J. Smith, Peter Kiol-
bas. Francis Il. Peabody. Rudolph Brand.
4. A. Walker. and Marshall NJ. Kirk
man. THESE mea Tor the most part are
prominent In local business and political
eircles.
Among those present were Postmaster
Washington Hesing and Incorporation
Counsel Adolph krauS.
There were about 80 at the meeting,
which was called to order by Henry =
Robbins. He explained the object OF the
meeting. taking good care TO emphasize
4he fact that this was Democratic move
hent. pure and simple. lie said the pur-
bose OF the promoters OF the league was
70 resist the prevailing idea, which, he
admitted. was rapidly spreading, that
ires oliver Is good thing fer this eoun-
Try.
PLAN or ORGANIZATION
Then Adlai It. Ewing as chairman OF
me parent meeting, read the proposed
hiatform, which was unanimously adopt
"a. as well as a constitution. Only Demo-
erats can become members. and all must
s,,bscribe 20 the declaration already given
assipst free silver. II Is provided that
AUXILIARY leagues be formed In every
county Of the State. and that their presi-
dents be made co-vice-presidents OF the
association. The list Of vice-presidents
now includes two men from each con-
eressionai district In Chicago.
In accepting the presidency Mr. Rob-
bIns said: II accept this Once. realizing
hat there are many personal sacrifices
involved In doing 80. but one would not
dsserye the name OF Democrat OF Ameri-
can citizen did he not stand frrnly for
sound currency. and night this silver
recommendation idea which Is thiniy dis
~uised under the name OF bimetsilism.
,nis organization. as long az ! am
member OF Il, will take no part In any
rsrty facuonai night 1t Will stand for a
Principle. not faction. While We favor
q man, We will welcome TO our ranks
such men a. John p. Hopkins. Governor
Aitxeid, and Grover Cleveland. we pur-
Doss to establish In every county IN ms
ktats IN auxiliary league. through wn'cn
the work Of education can % cArs'so 'o'-
ward"
oeiysd with loud applause,
a propositioa that the members pay
q tnitiatiou ZEE, 70 - 70 defray expenses'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
EVERYTHING GOES SPANISH.
Cuban Insurgents Defeated at Va
rious Points.
CFrom the staff correspondent Of the
United Press)

From the staff correspondent OF the
United Press.)
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. April 2o.-Colo-
nd Santocildes reports from Manzanillo,
where he is in command, that on April
sth he sent out 900 troops in three columns
10 San Vicente, TO search for insurgents.
at Punta Gorda they encountered and put
to flight q small party. The fight lasted
but a fev minutes. The insurgents W,
three killed. all their horses. and r.ost
OF their arms.
On the 9th the same troops d. ,eated the
insurgents at Sabanagua. Three in
surgents were killed and Gle Spanish SOL
der was wounded.
Two days later party OF soldiers who
were scouting neTr Bodega Chinos. came
upon a large land. They killed four Of
the insurgents, and put the rest to flight.
losing onl; two men wounded. Later in
the day the same troops overlook another
band at Santa Lucia The fight was
shc.'t and almost bloodless. 1t ended with
the defeat Of the insurgents and the
capture of their arms. horses, and pro-
visions by the Spanish force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
A Word for Wilde.

LONDON, April 2o.-Lord Alfred Doug
las, son of the Marquis Of Queensberry
and friend OF Oscar Wilde, has written
letter TO the STAR appealing for a suspen-
sion Of public judgment against Wide,
who, he says. is now delivered up 10 the
fury OF a cowardly and brutal mob.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21

a small half-inch-thick loaf. and thumbed
into deep indentations into which are
stuffed Jumps OF butter, sugar in gene
rous doses. and peppering OF cinnamon.
Those extremely thrifty, clean people,
makes the cake good. But. as say, they
are noted for their excessive cleanliness.
ANNIE MILFORD BARTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21

In Japan to protect their interests. The
territorial changes at which japan aims
will be kept In view. Japan has shown
hitherto such circumspec.ion that she
may be expected now also TO desist from
drawing the bow too tightly"
The NordDeutHche Ailegemcine Ze;-
tung says to-day: Germany never had
any idea Of abstaining from Intervention
in the East Throughout the war she has
been fully alive to the great danger that
might arise for Europe. both politically
and commercially. as result OF the new
order OF things In East Asia. Germanys
share In the European interests concern
ed Is 30 important that the government
would be guilty OF serious neglect In
case Il should not vindicate our claims
with firmness and determination to the
full extent"
RUSsIAs DISSATISFACTION.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 2o.-A SEMI
official note has been Issued to the news
papers here TO the effect that the Rus
sian Government is nowise satisfied with
the Chino-Japanese treaty. and especial
iy the clause providing for the cession
OF Liao-Tung. Russia. the note says.
will act In concert with other powers In
protecting the interests OF Europe. even
supposing one of the great powers Goes
not share In such action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
THE cohen COMPANY.

This the Places has made better TEE K1 SORT
OF DEPENDS WHAT STORE DOES NOT ON WHAT
PROCESSES TO DO
The principles developed this great store and vast business are founded
ai fument
established the
bound to maintain the things like best HAVE them do
elsewhere perhaps they still cheaper here perhaps
peter STORE The leading all the various floors and aisle
wavs opn to all all that look or buy
Goods the following good reasons that Will
emelves houSta inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
Florida Rank Closed.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April 20.--Comp-
troller Eckels to-day closed the First Ma
tional Bank OF Ocala, Fla. and placed II
in charge OF Bank Examiner Mcdonald.
The bank is a small one. with $4,000 capi-
tai, and its capital became impaired by
bad loans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
Ratification of Peace.

LONDON. April 2O.-A dispatch from
Hiroshima 10 the Central News says that
the Mikado ratified the Chino-Japanese
treaty this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO..

the edges Of the pasted rufiie. Little boxes
can be made and nests and hen-coope
for Easter Filled with the smooth-coated
candied almonds. they seem 10 be filled
with tiny eggs, and are dainty little
reminder OF the season.
OCTAVE THANET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
Buchannn's Last Hope Gone.

ALBANY. April Ex-Governor M0ri
has refused the application ~ iE
Buchanan for a respite. Buchanan wl. BE-
e!ectrocuted at Sing Sing prison 81
next week for the murder OF his VIZ >
poisoning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
China Secures n Loan.

BERLIN, April 2O.-The Chinese Gov
eminent has concluded a loan for 3O0Oo,'
900 marks at per cent interest with a
syndicate composed of the National Bank
Furie Deutschland. Heydt a. Co., and
Behrens & Sons, OF Hamburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21

was voted down, and the gsnixation
goes Into effect without working capital.
Its headquarters will be at the Palmer
House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
Suburban Railway Fails.

SAVANNAH. GA. April 20.-The City
and Suburban Railway Company was
placed In the hands of a receiver to-day.
Encouragement OF the property Is alleged.
John Screyen is named as receiver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
NAMES MANY TROUBLES.
Ogden. LrslWnilc heal Estate Bnom,r
las StriUu, charge 10 Answer 10.

Clifton T.. Msyne, ors!wbils real
estate boomer Ia OmAhs, Ogien, San
Francisco, Sin Diego aud Los Angeles,
saysa l. AuAclos dispatch to the san
francisco Chronicle, who Just escaped
the clutches OF Gnu gmGd jury ~ san
Diego Tor Rn alleged al,emp: 70 uiiUU
members VI the city council 10 yUtc tor
= certain water proposiIiOu, viii now
have 10 answer more serious ohatgs.
The ,llsnso charged IL criminal a'-
sault, sud the alln ed victims aTB Elsie
and Della buiptOu, Two 5au Francisco
girls, inNei4ltd 10 La Angeles by him
uhdOr tue ptrtgEt that no Was gUing 10
adopt them aud MAKE them heirs ~ bis
"gr, al wealth."
When TOO expose VI Mayne's queer
transactions here was maGo several
weeks ago, u was no. knDwa that he
had iamUtTcd with toe girls. although
grave Suspicious 10 that effect were
entertained. Since then, however,
Elsiy, aged Ia, who IL slill here with
her Iu,Or, hfs. J. III. Wight, hao
made startling confession, setting
forth that Maylo not only betrayed
her, but also her tWblyt-y oat-0ld sia.
ter, now with her mother In San Fran.
CLEO.
Esiu's confession IL In the form VI 4
l0ug affidavit on Me Ia the district NJ.
toruoy's tliic., iukwhich she details
MAyBo'a assaults ON herself anu sister
un Broadway and Aiterwafd Vt the
residence VI Mrs. Wight, where the
girls we're placed for schooling and
where Aayne also SECURED l0dgiuge.
Elsie says the criminal relations con.
tausd from tbs latter part OF February
ull about tho rnt Vi June. To mske her
believe all was right, Mayue promised
10 marry her ~ soon ms he could get a
divorce from HE wife, aud alleges that
Wayne made all manner OF pro misses
auu threats u compel her 10 keep her
secret.
Maynr has family at San Diego,
but his wife separated from MIN sine
this scandal came Out. Sho was huro
low days ago occurring evidence tot
use ia uit divorce, She got cop
OF Lisleh AFFIDAVIT h SnDUuy la hei
complaint.
she stated while here that some oil
the clothes aud Jewslty which Msynt
gave tho ShiptOu gifls belonged Il
herself anu daughter, who wUJ mol
aware al the time what Msyns wa,
doug.
while Ia San Francisco sewers
MOI thsagO Mayno represented him
self ~ u wealthy banker, and adVsr
tisud Tor two young giIls upon whom
| he could bostuw his Immense wealth
/ NJ he had no relations, Attracted rs
! his rich promises, Mrs, ShiptOu,
! widow, gave her daughters Into hll
accepting, and Mayne brought them Il
| l1a Asgclsr, wucTe he installed then
in n private school. Ito gave the gITl
! luwelFy sui fancy clothing, anu Hgl
! them under the impression that ui
/ would make them ami tuuir mother 10
/ San EfAuClscU wealthy some uaj, Uu
no had no money 10 iulhll hi
| lTUmIHtH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
JUDGE McNALLY BACK.


Early this morning Probate Judge
}. G, McNaly ami family returned
from an EXTENDED trip to the East, anu
before 10 O'Clock the Judge was at lit
work ia court.
Wbeu interviewed by a NEWS mau
NO made the following statement
"lu the tifsI place, lot me say that
my TIP was ioT NO POLITICAL purpose.
Im NOT nor ever have have Teen a
candidate ior the Federal juIgeship.
My trip Eat was Tor tho purpos OF cot.
Ting up some business matters connect.
ri WITH our family, n tor iipllsuIug
this object | naturally visited tue
ptlnCpnl olIlrs for pleasure. | spent
,0m1 time IN Boston, New NOTE,
" Usniuglou, PhiladeiuhiA, pI,t.uutg,
CLEVELAND, o, asa Chlcago. alec
yirilcu several watering places on the
Ju:'sy coast, including AshbuTy Park,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

Atlantic CITY, Long Bfancn and
Fl0.rop. Duau 1t very warm Ia IN o
East aui thOte .hst ecu d siori the
trip 10 tue Pc shore avAil,d Themselves
Of the opportunity. !. was estimate 1
that at Atlantic cry mere were ZOO.
900 people visiting Iuat popular water
log place.
a found that ia tho East the silver
sentiment o. not 10 favorable as Oh my
fret visit. tvO yraft asc. IL seems thai
the fishI ro1 ioiu made in Pennsyl.
vania on Senator QIny is through his
friend. hin Tor tsalt.f Cameron, whom
they brand iu peunsy wants ~ being =
Populist owing 10 bis ifiend'hIp to the
white metal. However, | am Of ths
opinion ltnAt senator QIayiwill win
out Ia his ngnt sgaiDst tue Hastings
Uukiu,on and Msgee combine, COM
monty called 100 Penisyivsnia the
"hOg" combine. me men that are nov
fighung senator q 10y are those IN 1t
were placed to prominent positions ~
the senator himself
Judge McNaIy agaiH denied posi-.
lively the fumat ilg. he was caudi.
date Tor tho fulefal judgeshiI
lie IA glad to br home, Gnd feels
that after his vacation he Is nbir
90 do Twelve d urs' WORK until
he has caught up with tno ou'i'
ness that haH collected dutiug his at
seuCe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

son Sr., deceatBt; 10 O'Clock Thursday,
August rs, hearing on application Tor
Letters Of admlnistTaiiDu u be Issued.
In the estate u WIN. +. Aulhs, de-
ceased; 10 O'Clock Friday, August 10,
hearing on hpplicati n Tot Letters Of nj.
mlnistrstion ~ he issued.
ia the estate Of Robert Irvine, de-
ceased; 10 o'clock Thursday, August
IS, to hear petition for settlement Of
account
In the estate Of Geo. w. Quinn, de-
ceased, 10 O'Clock TnursIay, August
rs, Tor hearing return u sale OF real
estate.
In the estate and guatilanship Of
Glen Is. and Flora WIsumAn, min0rti
10 O'Clock Friday August lb leatiny
Oh application tor settlement % nc
count.
In the estate AID guntiinnship OF
Francis II. Dyer Jr. % ~, miuUt; 10
O'Clock FrlIay, August 10, hearins on
application for settlement % sccount.
In the estate % RJueu Green, DE-
ceased; 10 O'Clock Saturday August
"a, hearing on application tor life 10.
tcfest VI Eliza Green ~ certain prop
efty VI estate.
IN tho estate OF hnRaic k' JeuulHEf'
deceased, ~ -'cIOcE Saturday, August
-, hearing ON application Tor settle.
mnut OfACCYunt.
In the estate u John =. Miller, de-
ceased; 10 o'clock Saturday,, August
l7,hearing APPLICATION Tor sottIVm'nt
OF account.
In the estate ct John Bailey, de.
ceased, 10 O'CLOCK Thursday, August
10, hearing Of report o. commissioners
In Partition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
LIBRARY NOTES.

The aunnuncumr Of the Funk &
Wagnalrs New York; now series Of
educational D Uts sat hano. Toe lie.
com rises the Stu luuts' Stsndard Die
tiJuary; the -iuIunis' Sian ard
synonym; tho students StNudsrd
5pollst AMI Standard Rrnders. TIC
latter arc Intended TO be- n cone
plcucnt to the dictionary, n
work that has received we'll.
meTi;Od praise from the mos. compete Mt
pathological scholars Ia this country NJ
well as Ia England.
Clarence Herbert News Dithcom-
ing novel, "Ffsun Elliott" which vii
appear upon tue glands Va August, =
uuu OF the strong stories ina year. l.
deals with New York AMI WathIn,t u
society ana In specially ilAvJt.i vi h
artist lilo among the stultOs. In al !.
ton 10 his magazine reputation, {, o
author 10 known ~ an extensive tfav.
sleT, aud the incidents OF tus Match q
campaign In South Airlca, which are
IN graphically woven through two
chapters Of tue story, tear tho stEu =
OF intimate acquaintance with u q
localities descriuei. Publisher IL q, ".
Dillingham;, New York.
The LADIES' Home Journal for
August 10 sn exceptionally nns mum.
b-f. Curtis Publishing company,
Philadelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

The work al the gt1unds Of the Cot.
ton Blste. aud International EEpUsl.
ton NJ Atlanta, Ga, rs being rapidly
pushed 10 cDmplutiou. Nearly all 81
the company uu'idinvs are completed,
anu those s,iii uuiinthtl Will De ready
tor ths Installation U'Okhibits Ia short
time. IL l now icss than two mOnlhs
before the gates Will TO tusuwn open,
su1 work II being rapidly pushed. The
force NJ lsb1rts has been Increased,
and trste iH ul longer any doubt that,
w tho l5lb 90 Bel eubcr, tun EEpDI.
zion viii 30 ready .lf Tue tusu u visi.
tors uH the oIrniug Jay. Exhibits arc
beginning 90 como IN, anu tne work u
installation VIII b. pushed rom new
on H. the opening dhy. Arrangements
b We been maize Win tie telegraph
CUmua girr, by winch wire Will be
run ~ Gray GAu.cr, and President
Cleveland viii touch the button al bis
summer home 90 Bu2ztfds Bay,
whigh will start tue great fair IN mo.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

For sale by 2, c, NJ. l.. Clark FL
hedge & Co, Western Hardware Co,
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Gee \
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01

beans being irrigated; water Is scarce
second crop OF luusrn o s0miug ROJl.
Hcbet-Ho'tett week q the seas M
Good honey weather. LuGorn nearly
all stacked. Slight irDst On lowland5
TOR three MORNINGS bus no dam tfH'
Mercury down t1 40 pegrees. Gardth.
and grain looking we'll some IaII Nh' w
about tire. Hightnt temperature bSi
lowest temperature 80. Trace Of ran
SigurI-- Weather unsettled, NY ho'
enough rain TO 10 mucn gOoI' water
icafcs; most Of gram past wattiinGi
hstvtsting cOmmencedj only aDou
half potato crop on account OF Ia'o
'fYst. Grain crop about average.
TO0elu-LIght rain on the niRhi OF
the 27lb, water getting very scarce,
nud second crop Of iuCefn viii 10 very
lishg corn h growing veil
Payson..som harvesting heirE done
Thfeshing mach ne running daily'
indications Of gyIl turn ut ~ gram
Potato and beet crops bii ialf yield
Thunder shower 2ylb; cooler SUD fresh
cit ts8m to revive everything.
Haffisvillu--H Hot auu Dry. Grain
harvest IN fall blast. Second crop Of
lucstn being hsuieu. The week mss
been oil that could TO desired for
growth AMI work.
Holden Weather dry and warm
slgna Of showers tut none come. Crops
Oh tue average goud. SJme have tho
second crop Ui lucorn housed. Several
patches u grain cut aud others fipon'
iug fast. Potatoes aud corn good.
Fruit especially good.
]. III. SMiIu,
Observer, Weather Bureau Director
SALI LAKE CRY, Uhh,
July 80, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
Probate Court.

In the estate OF Samuel {. GullIAni,
deceased, 10 o'clock Saturday, August
~ hearlns OF applications Tor lelIers
OF administration 70 be issued
la the estate VI Thomas Hgpworth,
deceased; 10 o'clock Saturday August
a., uoaiiug n application tor gtters VI
Naturalization " DC Issued.
la tue estate OF Emma Slandich,
ieceasuu; 10 O'CLOCK Saturday, Au lusg
~, hearing on application tor letters u,
administration 10 be Issued.
In the UItaIs u Charl0S Al. Dsne..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
Nh. and Mis-. Lang.
kditor Hessisi Asua

kditor Isscei AsWG
WIN you kinIIy othia TIA! MI
Lang, from Munich, Gcfmaoy, aud
bio wife, M-. Lang, ifom Zurich,
Switzerland, my cousin, both living In
salt Lake cry arc Kindly begged ~
send their aIItrsatI
bH. CHARLES H. kuNH.
ludepvn4uUus, Jackson o., Mo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
SHOES. ---...A
LADIES,
MISSES,
CHILDRENs,
BOYS,
YOUTHS,
MEMS,

All must DO slaughtered and
sacrificed before moving
into our now depart
mont.
Misses Red Goat spring heel button
and OSiords, the finest make.
Button, Sl.iO
Now Is your chance.
oSfords. $3.50
Balance OF l.. c. Burt's Ladies'
line Shoes, nj s1.25 and Sl.i5
Come quick while the size, iasL
RUsSET GOODS Below Cost.
Ladies Tan Lace Shoes, $3.50
Were s4.oo.
Button, 1926
Were s. 50.
Ladies' Kid Oxiords and Slippers,
common sense and opera, were
sL2S, at zoe
Mems French Dongola Oxford, all
good sizes and widths were $3.50.
must be sold at SO %
Mems Dongola button, square
toe, finely made shoe. we're iS.oo,
only 81 g5
Bg- DO no, miss attending this great
sale Of shoes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
On NorA Lun.olIlalel.

Articles % corporation Of the
Nora CJn.olIds,oI Gold Miuing COM
pany were nIed today with the county
clerk. IN, iucofpoptof. are Elmer
-. Jones, Wusllsy A. Rbodo', George
&. Harkns, Harvey N. Bacon aud
Charlie. NJ. Garrison, the lag Ii Nov
iUik, the Others Of Salt Like cay,
The object " Incorporation DE- ID carry
on miuli Z, milling, mHuuaciurug,
buyiug, leasing ana selling busnvsa.
TIE capital sock 10 SilJ,yJO a.u u
divided into .Dl 900 sHhrcf OF the par
value OF 50 vHcF, ELMER u. Jp CO.,
Mtstiey a. I'm d = nuI George g..
HafklnH have each tubsoribci for
OJ,GlD SHARES, auI Harvey NJ. Bacon
bui Chas, 81, G,rfisOU 100 suurus
each. For the uuEt ak months thu
Uillrtrs are a. |O'iOwt:
Elmer u. Jones, pfofiI,u; W,stlcy
a, EJoic-, vice ptctiIou; narTy NJ.
bacon, itoasureT, gui Geo. &. Hstkiuo,
ftCIrlnTy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
WASH GOODS.
30 suro and 500 our WasI
Goods Window.

Light Blue aud Red Sceruckers
with narrow single and double
stripes, worth isc. at o.
All our yard wide English and
punjab Percales. sold at isc and
9oc reduced to 49,
New Glendale Dimities In s,ripes
dots and small figures, ~ inches
wide, At 10
Swiss effect printed Organdies in
pin stripes and figures gum.
bined, worth sSc, a. n
laconet Duchesse Lawns, new
goods Just received, IN plain and
varigated pink. blue. green and
lavender stripes, value ssc, at /,
All our White India Liuon Plaids
and checks, fine and sheer goods,
former price 7oc aud 7Sc, all al 1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
SALTAIR TRAINS on Page 8

special Trains Tor saiiSir beach Toe
dny.
Two'speclal trains will run for the
grand masquerade hail, leaving Salt
Lake CITY n. $50 anu . D.. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-01
HANDSOME
SILK
WAISTS. .-.--rzxA

lust received 200 beautiful SILK
Waists bought at a great bar.
gain, and will be ON sale Mon.
day morning Tor seq
This Is positively the finest pufehaa
OF Silk Waists OF the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. September Cattle, receipts
were light and prices nom!nally IN
changed: steers sold from So 90 70 s. 80;
Texans s. 90 10 Sc 40, and westerns from
50 90 10 81 y.
with sales at 81 25Q4 Sj for packers and
81 35G4 80 for shippers common TO 9e,st
heavy SO 9Od4 Go; mixed lots 81 GOA 70,
common 10 choice assorted light weights
50 sal 50, and pigs at y 75Q4 10.
Sheep-The supply was easily closed oul
at full prices: inferior TO extra natives
81 35d3 .: lambs 50 l5Qi Is. ~
Receipts-Cattle, 800 head; calves IoV
head: hogs. 5000 head; sheep, 5000 head
East Liberty, Pa, September 7;1,Cattiiee,
steady; prime $ 2ot5 70; g 5000 % u -oat 40'
Hogs. steady; medium weights u 4QN
so: common to fair 81 lOa4 .; roughs
sheep supply light. but prices still low
extra sheer 50 s0a3 10; good sheep g ava
10: fair 81 SOAP 90; veal calves 50 Wbo %.
Cincinnati. O.. September I.-Iiogs, ac-
ments 100 head.