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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
Ruffulo Live Stock.

Buffalo, July 3.-Cattle-Receiepts. 1.73S
head: on sale, li0 head; market strong and
firm for good grades, steady for others;
good 90D to l,0i0-pound steers. siai.25; fat
cows. ses5a3S0: vesils. lower; good. 81. A.aOa
5.l5; light to fair. $3,25ai25. Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 5.l2O head; on sale. go head: mar
ket strong; Workers.. $5.25; mixed and me-
diums. S5.25a5.so. mostly s5s5; pigs, went In
with Workers; roushs, A25a475; stays,
sS.25ai; Workers sold late at S5.a: medium
weights at $40. Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ceipts, 4.750 head ON sale, 200 head; mar
ket steady to firm: good lambs, sf.50a5;
light TO medium. s3ai25; yearlings, s325a
Ala: mixed sheep. $2.2ja2.7 10; choice. nearly
all wethers, S3a3. %; choice, $40.
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Toledo Grain Market.

Toledo. O., July 2.-Wheat-Rece.p:s. B.
900 bushels; shipments. 1000 bushels; mar
ket easy; No. 2 red cash and July. 73c.
August. 72hc.; September, 7sc.: October.
&c.,; December. 75lac.; No. 2 red July. Goc.
August, 6s1sc. Corn-Rece.pts. 5000 bush
els: shipments, 1900 bushels; market dull;
No. 2 mixed. cash. fc. Oats-Market dull:
No. 2 white. cash. 271sc. Clover Seed
Markt nominal: October. $50; March,
s5M
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GiLmore's Aromatic Wine

"A tonic for ladies. If You
are suffering from weakness;
and feel exhausted and ner-
vous; are getting thin and all
run down; Gilmore's Aro-
matte Wine will bring roses
to your cheeks and restore
you to flesh and plumpness.
Mothers, use it for your
daughters. 1t is the best
regulator and corrector for
ailments peculiar to woman.
hood. 1t promotes digestion,
enriches the blood and gives
lasting strength. Sold by
Matthews Bros, Scranton.
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stage and fairly dived. blushing through
her paint. beneath the bed clothes. The
curtain rose. The last act had begun.
Burnett never seemed 50 handsome in
his life. as he walked. triumphant look
in his face. over to where Mr.. Davlds
stood. behind wing. waiting the end.
He knew she was innocent! 1t would
be an easy task for him to prove her 50!
(To be Continued)
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ChIcoeo 1.-Two sfock

Union Stock Yards. ILL.,. July 3.-Cattle-
Receipts. $500 head; market firm and 10a
i5c higher; common to extra steers. $35oa
g.; stockers and feeders, s2iOa4: cows and
bulls, Gl.5oaSb0; calves. @2.25a5.40: Texans,
@2tOal.b0. Hogs-Receipts, 2s.000 head;
market frm and Gc. higher; heavy packing
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RANROAD TIMETABLES
CentroI RajIroad of New Jcrse

Central Railroad of New Jersey.
(Lehizh aud usQueaanna Divlsioal
Anthracite coal used exclusively. insuTs
Ing cleanliness and comfort.
4 ar. TABLE,; AN Err'ECt JUNE :, 1Sso.
Trains leave Scranton for Plttstons
Wilkes-Barre. ETC.. at 81. 9.16. 11.So a.m.s
l.2a. Z.VO. 3.05. 800. no y. III. sundays. wv
a. m, LOO. 215, 40 p. m.
For Atlantic City, SO am.
For New York. Newark and Elizabeth
$40 texpress) a. m. LIS (express with Bur.
fet parior carl. sos (express) pm. Sun.
day, 2l5 p. IN. Train leaving l.23 p. IN.
arrives at Philadelphia, Reading Term.
inal, G21 y. m. and New York GAS y. IN.
For Mauch Chunk. Allentown. Bethie.
hem. EastOn and Philadelphia. $50 a.m.,
:23, 3.V5, SO Except Philadelphia) p. IN.
Sunday. 2l5 pm.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. etc.. at
.. 20 a. m. Uhrough COACH. l.S p. IN.
For Reading. Lebanon and Harrisburg,
via Allentown. $40 a. m, l.23, 500 D. IN.
For Pottsvilie. $50 a. m. 123 p. n.
Returning. leave New York, foot Of Lib.
erty street, North river. at $40 (express)
am. l10. 1.30. 80 (express with Buffet
parlor Carl pm. Sunday. 40 am.
Leave Philadelphia, Reading Terminal,
500 am. 200 and $50 pm. Sunday e27
am.
Through tickets to all points at lowest
rates may be had on application In ad.
vance to the ticket agent at the station.
II. p. BALDWIN.
Gen. Pass. Agent
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Erie and Wyoming Valley.

Trains leave Scranton for New Ycrh
and intermediate points on the Erie rail.
road at 100 q. m. and 32i p. m. Also for
Honesdale, Hawley and local points at
100, $40 a. m. and S.24 p. m.
All the above are through trains to and
from Honesdale.
Train for Lake Ariel 5. 10 p. m.
Trains leave for Wilkes.Barre at G0 Q.
IN. and 345 p. m.
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and shipping lots. A9oa52o: common to
choice mixed. si.7oa5.15: choice assorted.
$i.S5a5.l0; light, s4.70a5.O7is; pigs. $36oai7o.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; market firm
andw l0c. higher; inferior to choice. $l.5oa
4: lambs $2a6
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OH Market.

PNtsburg. July 3.--Ol opened. 1l9ta
highest. 15lh: lowest, il9; closed. 161h.
OIL City. July 3.-Oii opened and lowest,
1l9; highest and closd, 151h.
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phiIadcirhin Tnllnw Market.

Philadelphia. July 3.-Tallow is steady
and quiet. We quote: City, prime. In
hhds. fAc.; country. prime, in bbls. 4Ac.;
do. dark. in bbls, S5saiisc.; cakes. 4ssc.;
crease. &c.
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Lost Manhood Restored.

weakness of Young Men Cured.
II you hav. been given UP by your ply.
eician call upon the doctor and be exam.
iced. He cures the worst cases OF Ner.
'Uus Lebility, Scrofula, Old Sores, Ca.
iarrh, Piles, Female Weakness, AfYec.
tons OF lie Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat,
Asthma, teafness. Tumors, Cancers and
Cripples { every description.
Consultations free and strictly sacred
and conndenis;. ONCE hours daily from
am. to 9p.n,. Sunday, 9 to O.
Enclose fve 2-cent stamps for SYMPTOM
blanks and nv book called New Life"
/ will pay one thousand dollars In gold
to anyone whom l cannot cure OF EPI.
LEIPZIG COEVuLsIONS or FITS.
DIR. Z. GREwER,
Old Post Office Building. corner Penn
avenue and Spruce street
SCRANTON. "A.
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HUNGRY CATS IN COURT.


This morning was the time Tor sen.
Iofcg Of o. z. Booker. The fine NJ SO
was imposed, but ON motion ,f Inu
prosecution sentence was suspended.
Albeit Dean pleaded not guilty to
the charge Il vagrGucy anu his case
will come up tomorrow
The cssts Egainst Ms. Ford Tor dis.
iufuing the peace ana MI. Lynch Tor
assault anu battery were resumed Ihis
morning. Lyona Lynch, the Twelve.
yeaf.0ld daughter " the defendant,
cattle ihnt Mrs. Lynch dli not ieeI
her cats Hud Mrs. Fora, when she
came over 10 tnelr nous, had At.
TEMPTED 10 strike her iA,ntf aud hui
bitten his hand when he held htL
Mrs. Ford had two Witnesses, her
daughter anu n uelghbOr, Mn. Raw
lins, VINO had toen the affair lfOm q
wiuJuw. They testified that Nit.
Lynch had struck Mr.. Ford,
Daring tue testimony Ui Mrs. Raw.
Illus, Mic, Lynoh AgJtc aui told tnu
c.uIt that sue hai saii several times
that n th0to cats were not fed shu
would Inform tue health department.
Both dr vndhuts were found guilty auu
inc 81 % Two days.
Alg. Ford had no money with her,
HnI tAIl sue you'll got II " theJ wUul
lot Der 40. THIS Tequ, VI WAS refused by
tur officers ami shu WAS taken iOwatI
the jaii OIuglng ughuy 10 her eight
year daughter Mary, aud hIih were
tObOiug viJiuntly. Two uflCsrs heli
her anu walked Ia tho rear OIL tue little
TAIN Of prisoners WIN were passing
into the jHll dor. A. they approached
the opening ~ the dark Old place
through which prostltuIuS, druukafds
sud yag'aum had Just passed, Jack
Reese, drunken sJi, lutuei gni sIUod
IN the door looking at her with his
ulo3ushot eyes. sue shtioked Huu
bussecbrd tue officers not u take her
H.. 1hry turned anu led her back
unable u force her, with her little
child, 10 20 into that grur'0mc place.
Maud Miller forfeited 81 or Ltping
a house Of ill-iAme, anu Ray MIlef.
Minnie Miller, Lille Miller aud Ethel
Lowe forfeited !S.5OIior ptuspllutlUn.
Mrs. COwau WAS iiucd Sl2 tor solicit'
Ing prostitution.
James Donuolly was fined 50 for
Drunkenness.
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PROVO.
Garden City Notes.

CITY MarsbAll StoTTs, Of Springyille,
brought Marion Nj, johnson over this
motnipg Tor ths purpose OF having
him examined as TO his sanity. John
son In mau about 85 years Of age, anu
IL suffering from mUlanchOlia.
The springvillB aud Provo meroh.
ants played n game Of baseball ysstet.
uHy on the west square. The Provo
team was victorious, the score being 30
10 80.
Mrs y. d. Houtz gave pleasant
party yesterday A. Castillo. A large
number VI friends from this city auu
Springyllle were present anu enjoyed Il
delightful outing.
The charge Of larceny preisTroa
against WIN Les by John Besslpy wRs
dismissed today upon motion u the
prosecution. II will be remembers
that Les took bicycle, which he hHI
rUld Beaslry, and on which a balance
was due him, 10 secure a. he claim-l
the Ray ment Of the balance, ana thvr,-
upon Beasley had him arrested igg
AtCeny.
The merchants OF Ulah county have
trranged Tor an excursion " salIAir .i
lhuftday, the ION.
The following salt Lakers are regis
tered at the Ii tel b-Tts' II. A, ile'
MJileGuN, J. IL. H.. Webster W. l.
Green, W. w. Calder Orpu Roget
Nm. Saunders, q. Thorn, Chaa. Living
ingstOu and IL. Al. Ward.
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Indian AIiatunspts.

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-rhe U. 3.
government !, aiaKing preparations to
allOt the ludian reservation.
There arc 4i,sOO acres Of lsnd In tie
strip anu II IL estimated that 10000
sores will cover all that may he called
good auu. Tue Tost IL r0ctr, send,
stretches OF brush and desert tnRt
gtOWs worse and worse until II pitches
OIL tntO tne Sallon ssn, a stretch that
ul8zis with heat NJ miiuigpL II " he
low tbs surface Ui the ocean aud more
dcsJlste than tue Sahara.
Surveyor General Green II looking
every Jay Tor the return Of the SUI
vcyUrs from the reservation. When
their report u male up he will forward
II 10 Washington AMI then tue govern.
ment viii proceed TO maGe the allyi.
mentr, bgysu upon the number VI
lnGiauB On the reservation.
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JOLIET H., Aug. 8.-Ihn colored
elIlSrus Of Joliet held macs meeting
.a'l night u dlscu'B the Spring Valley
ou'ihges' The Rev. Erory, OF Romeo,
Sas lhe principal speaker. While the
Noutlllulion OF tho United Slater guar.
Hm',t- equal liberties anu privileges to
~ 'he rlAok man, h6 said, thus Tar
uau never been nh.e TO receive the
, , privileges or the same protection
accorded.
me following resolution was adopt.
II solved, That the colorei mon OF
Sonet and Vicinity do solsmuly de.
nUuneo tue outrage perprtraIed upon
nu 'e'ioW memueTs Of their race at
n,lslnE valley, AMI believe in 40 doing
Ivy voice tue sentiments OF all the
AmeTiesn oitiEtus.
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neiurn sf I'll. prodizsi.

CHICAGO, Aug. 0.-Vrfy affecting
Nas the meeting In Chicago yesterday
b'1Wten Mrs. Annie NJ. Gardner, Of
hicaiis, Neb., ana her husband. The
woman has become known during the
pact month on account OF her mysleT.
i,us lisappeArAnce from the Christian
EhlehVUt convention IN Boston. She
was found by J. W. L,nder,, a friend
o. The family, while she was serving
domestic at Norwich, Copu.
, MI LAndes telegTApbed TO Mr..
uatineE aud the latter Tescned Chi.
eago short time before Mrs. Gardn,r
alu LAnders came from the East.
Ai'ef an affecting meeting, the nus.
sAhd and wife went TO the Palmer
=, Mis' Gardner shows the effect Of the
Illhess which resulted In her dis,p.
IeAlance. She IL wan aud pale, but is
evhValetcing. She talks but little ana
tte, no Visitors. Tho welfare OF her
Shllufen worries her greatly aud her
hsl question to her husband was In
regard " them.
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10 MnsicianS.

The Musical deo,t,mrnt Of the Up.
per Snake River Fair association
intends Offering $3.50 in p.,zss during
the lair 10 br held tlsrs O5tybsr ., 10
AMI II, a, iollowi;
Bras. B,nd-FDrst Prize, $50, stconI
ptGr, SO, not less tuAu twelve nor
more tuuu sixteen moutnpiccrs.
tNuiu-Fifet prizi, $50; pcclni
pil4ri so, not less than twenty nor
more than twenty five voices.
Euirhnc fee 90 each contest, g.
Two collections Ui musiC Of easy ran e
Tor hniu baud nni UnOits. Music Will
be furnished Mt htst cost. Ogner ptlErs
are contemplated,
Those dtsifiug 90 enter In curhItli.
ton will coniera favor by Cimmunt.
caiing WITH the secretary, M T..
Tempest, lttNuutg, Idaho.
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KANSAS CRY. Aug. DIN KaBsas
City, kausss, late last evening, eighty
i've Texas steers being driven
from the stock yards ~ Armout's
packing h use. stsmpeiod aud rushed
psil NELL down James street. For n
short lime they created great constern-
alton, driving everything before them
AMI causing BtOfekespers 90 close their
luOpS. Twenty-Five cowDoys were
soon chasing tue animals, which had
spread out Into the adjoining aide
streets md were continuing their
mad night. Fortunately nobody was
hurt Many of the steers ran into the
Ksw river and were drowned. The
others were rounded up In short iAlh.
ion, without having caused much dam
age.
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nouE rIGHrs Run.
Catholic Temperance Men Discuss the
IluuUE Question.


NEW YOKIt, Aug. 9.-in The Cath 30.
lilo Total Abstinence Uuiun CDuvun.
ton today, Rev. II. l.. O'Bfleu, chair.
man Of the committee ON resolutions,
presented the majority report. IL was
u bitter attack on liquor sollefs, and
asked those engaged IN the butiuess to
give II uy. IL also advocated strict
SUNDAY social laws. The resolution
attacked the pte,r, Archbishop COfn'
gan ana Mgr SaiOiii.
Father IuTiKie, u Buffalo, presented
n minority report. Inc main portion
Oi his report WAS th1 snnl1 A. toe ~ -
jOfity report, bur Es attacked ~. Van.
cent abbey aud the Catholics generally
Tor making beer. "Ibnps tue dnFky
behind the fence ia NY Eupufi,' sand
Il iukir.
Rev. Father Ward moved that the
majority report be received and that
FAInof Iunkle's references to -. Vim.
CENTS abbey br Incorporated therein.
Father Zufikio said the people OF
America would respect tue Catholics
question.
Delegate McGfer, Of Mlnutsota, n
cOlOTOI man, was yuUiitfuusly ChesTei.
"Ihe dBTksy," SAID he, "hsd been
smoked Out Of the wouI pile ana
crossed the fence. II seems b. him
that this disgrace has been tolerated
too lonsl In his state they were told,
you can drink st. Vincent beor, 1t Is
holy ant wont do you any harm
lie urged the passage Of The minority
report.
Father Doyle, In reading the Teso-
luton, asked the delegates II tboy wtie
willing to say that relis iOus mun Al
clergy were managing aud enoourag-
ing the liquIT business. There was n
prompt "nO.H
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A Bic,cle Fleud.

Today about noon young man rid.
ing a bicycle came down the grade ON
st,io between south Temple aud First
south streets alta grtht rate Of speed.
just ~ Inc reached the Tnealer corner
q little Rifl began to pass over the
street, she had n pafasDl IA her hand
aBd held II over and slightly In front
Oi her. She had no time 10 get out OF
tue way and the Tidsr passed 40 close
10 her As 10 strike And break the para
". Tho follow looked over nis
shoulder hut rods on without stopping
to make good the injury he had done,
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O0DESsBURu, \. Y, Aug. 0.-Early
this morning no started Ia ruU lumIeT
piles OF ssiiliug-, WniGuey N Bstnt's
Lumber Company, lhB local 1ro de-
pArlment was lnattluSio " cope with
the flames and ut D U'ciOck the depart
uuut from Prescott, Ont, arrived Ia
RESPONSE TO appeals Tor assistance.
About l2,UUD,OOJ ieet Of pine lumber,
valued ~ fjUU,UD0, WAS destroyed. Ii
tue iavorAUlu winds continue the Fight
els will save tue elevator, which, with
contents, Ia valued al u million dJllsTs.
The whsrye', iteigbt aud manuiEc.
turing buildings sud coal pitt. near
central Vermont depot, hre also be.
lisVed 10 DO safe. THIS Ia the largest
IRE that ever VlsitoI OgdensbuTg.
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COWARDLY REVENGE
Murder Committed by a Prominent
Lawyer and HIS Friends.
RESULT or A scASpALOUs STORY.
The h Hing strongly Coudemuad-1he
Parties Surrender 10 tho
Authorities.

BRASDJS, Mi,s., Aug. 0 AT BAtn.
today DAbuty Marshall, n Prominent
lawyer aud member Of the state lesl,.
lature from Nicksbutg, and two OF his
rlendp, snot anu killed II, L. Dinkens,
agent " the Austin Road Machine
company. whilO standing on the plat.
form u the Gopot. DinkVns was AZ
preached 10y MarhRll and two com.
panions, II. II. Coleman aud o. 4.
Fox, Of Nics,burg. Marshall said,
"rhis IL Mr.. Dinkons," and plAc.
ing n pistol at Dlukonss ,lom-
aoh, discharged tue weapon.
Dinkens grabbed the pist0l lust
M II wss fired, anu possibly tho Hrst
shot did not take effect. A. Dlukens
hacked away from Marshall tprfc was
uslladu from Marsual's companions.
IL Is thought niDkons Il, u hlaf.hall'.
pistol nj the latter, ~ ~ was iouud Ia
MS hand whom dead. MsmhslI, Cole.
m,u, FIX and MHfshAll's law pat1uVr,
NaiUns, surrendered.
Two weeks sgU, Dutous AMI Mar
shall occupied the same room hut iii.
irfent beds, Of house m Raymond.
Next morning DiuEens said Mnr.hall
sau guilty IL bn unnatural crime.
WHEN tho story came 10 tue oats OF
Mnlshail, h8 denounced IL M n lie
tur.ugh the piess. Diukcns, however,
mHiutaiH eli tLS story was irut.
MEisnsIl was tue pemociAiic nom
intu tor tcualOr .uT Warrior aau HiDds
counties. Tue killing Is strongly Goa.
dumaUI.
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Cows, Aug. 0.--Tho chief event Of
the yacht Taoiug Today under the
auspices IT tho royal yacht squadron
was tue competition Tor the Meteor
challenge cup aroundths lsls Vi Wighi.
A fresh southeast breeze was blow ing
when The Aliss, Britannia aud Iverna
started 81 $3.50 .. IA, The Alisa got the
lead ut tho start ami increased as IL
Progressed. Iyefns had no possible
chance OF winning and only started be.
cause three conn e,itgfs were necessary.
She was moi expected ~ nnish. AlisA
today allowed the Britannia 20 sec.
ondr.
The Luna, Isolde, Niagara md
Stephanis started IN the race for the
private swsSpyIskss. The Two AmtTl-
can yachts Isolde and Niagara sUOn
passed tue Luna,
The Luna eventually pulled away
from the connections aud wUns v cd
race with ls1IIr secuud. Luna l 3G.Hl;
Isolde ~ 81; Niagara l 1854.
The Britannia won IN the Meteor
cup. Timei-BrilAnnIa . 1894; Ailsa
1901. Consequently the HTIiAnu.R
won by minuIss q seconds.
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More Bodies Round.

NEW YORl, Aug. 9.-WOrkmen on.
gagged Ia clearing away the debris Of
the collapsed building on West Broad
way and West Third street, this morn
lug uneatthed the body OF the fourth
victim. II hes not yet been identI iled.
The bodies OF two more Victims were
discovered shortly before noon. One
was identified ~ that Of Michael
Flynn. 1t Is believed there are vt least
eight moTs bodies In the ruins.
In tho list Of missing last night was
Michael Farrell, stoHm litter, living at
Rutherford, n. J. Farrell turned up
all right this morning.
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RATES TO SALT LAKE
,,,,,,p Plclc not Discriminating
AGAINST This City,
o,rorrur rEErGnrAe AGENTS.
u,,l, Competition Between the East
AID the IVES, for the Utah
Market.

.p,,yc,sco, Aug. o.-SouIhorn
"a, ss ,eieials deuy the story iele-
'asel from Salt Lake CITY TO the
,tbs, he company Ia engaged IN
..,,rlna,ing against that point.
%,,I,tbe way that Assistant Geueral
r.t,n, Agent spioule explains II;
simply engaged in an effort
,.,,d san Francisco Interests at a
10, with tho interest, OF Eastern
's,sp,r 10 tue Ut,h market" he sid.
All month the lines from the East,
a. tb,lf own motion, reiucod the rates
49,, ,b. ,A.t 10 Utah. Had the South
.,n paclnc stood sIill and done noth-
,s,Wben those rates were ftuucru'
"a Francisco would havs teen out III
,rs cold aud tho busibess OF thlH COM
'sn,ty would have become severely
'g.c,si. Consequently We put In n
,.gF rom CALIFORNIA u Utah common
,,,,t. Ia inset the situation. 10 was
,,,sd on III. theory that Eau francisco
,,.ntiti.d 10 have the same rates per
mia 10 Utah on commodities Of manu-.
.,riure In CAliforuia ~ are maic from
,oinis OF Eastern manufacture into
iimb. We wanted 10 enforce thu fact
mi San FrEuolscOs proximi y TO
rt.h gives IL precedence there. IL
v.,alsD bs1ed on the theory that San
Et,prlscl ID entitled toe share In tho
rsmpslltlon as between tho port OF San
P,,nrlsco on che one hand and the
III. OF New YORK. auI New Orleans
IN the other on nrlicle1 u import from
att0ad.
awrlI, We put the tariii into effect
on lane "a, aud Immediately received
notice from tho lines east Of Ogdsn
mai they would not Join In the rates
AID that We must Withdraw them.
They sali practically, You cannot do
busiuu,s over cur rails on such fAttH,'
and We we've thus lott without means
Il reaching Salt Lake Ciiy and the
other points Ia Utah beyond o glen.
"Ata consequence OF this action on
the part Of The Eastern -OAds, We hau
10 cancel those fAt,san In their stead
We put IN force TO Ogden, the terminus
~ OUT line, rates based on tho same
Theory. Thee rates were made suili.
cIeuliy low q enAble tbs shipper to
lay the local fstu from Ogden to Salt
Lake City spd sill cumpeiu with the
EASTERN ship2eI.
"lusleai VI discriminating against
Salt Lake Guy, We are willing 10 put
Ia The sane fhies 10 Sslt Lake City and
other Uiah common pO,nus that are
now applying oniy 10 Ogden, anu In
settling with our connections, We are
wllliugl pro rata giving the Inns! from
OgIen twO miles for ono, whereas the
usual inside VI settlement ~ to appjr.
ton each lines earnings according TO
The percentage Its haul bears " tho
entire distance over which the freight
i carried. Tho Uslon Pacific anu the
kIo Gfando Western have refused to
igln IL these ratios simply because they
would rather see the butiuCas come
from the East. II would give them u
longer haul. We have been iofceu
into tho position We have assumed.
We could not Hand bstOre tnis com.
muniiy anu refuse 10 make rates to
Ogleu simply because we could not
make rates to Salt Lske Cigy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09

Of the PARROT army, coz maudrd ny
General Vera ~. After thirteen
houts OF continuous uGfd fighting,
General sgra,ti's troops were toutcl
suu flsJ toward Ro Bumbn, demoral'
zsI, and lesvtn 100 nsr on 10Th lies
kiutd anu wouuusu. The patriot army
lost Colonel Castillo, wro was liliel,
Major RIca snI MOutevetedc were
wounded. General Ssta,ti's vanguard
was led ~ General Fsfri.
Gsneini E,Oy Aliar0 has arrived at
GuimOte auu is now facine General
sata-tPs army, II 10 expected that
the decisive DatIle Will occur on
Angus To-.
EQUATOR 10 having n national foAii'
wi over General Noianaza's victory.
Guayaquil. where the great enthusi'
ssn Il Increasing has organized q te-
serve vi 900 men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-09
FarrelI.s Exlra Wiring Claim.

AZ the meeting held this aitcruo ~
Of the Joint committee Of the joint
building the report NJ AtDitiatofs MiIg.
lsy, La Belle ani Kern Of their work
10 fling the amount Jur J. W. Farrell
& CO., was presented Mr.. Kern sui
In Belle recommend that AIS 900 he
allowed the company fuf * "a fruu
wire iu lhr building. Mr. MI4gluy
recommends that f-OJur saIJ les tlau
thst amount b. aIiuwrI. Tue ma
ioriy recommendation h only auuut
one. third Of the Am1urt claimed hy
Farrell * Co, the fomHluIrr uSI'g Tor
plumbing nud heating uppatHtus anu
electric light wifing II Included m
the report. Farrell a Go. anj the joint
committee will eaCI pay hall Ut tue
cost NJ arbitration whIch up ~ the
present hA- cost $40.